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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-07
HE4LTB OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

and all local uterine difficulties and constitutional trou-
bles of women. are entirely cured by THE GRAFFEN-
In this connection Miss Beeeher, sister the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher in letters the people, page 49,
81 have nine sisters aud ssters-in law,
teen female cousins, all married, and all delicate
ing. Amid the immense circle of my friends and ac
quanances cannot recall ten married ladies' born in
this century and country, who perfectly healthy" In
cases, however, where the Grsfcnberg Cathetcon has
been used say that health has rapidly aken the
place of disease, and Indies have become robust strong
vigorous and healthy.
Mrs. Gleason, of ElniIa, saws: "Beautifu indeed il
the conding, trusting nature of woman hut how nuch
docs need to be protected by watchfuness that will
lead her, in rime of disease appeal me ca adviser
of scientific educaou moral worth and purity of charac
ter Althese may be ed by addressing the Graf.
fenberg Company. sef,.-N 5.'f
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a-a John T. Childs.
John T CHILDs defendant, will take no ice that on
u the 20ih day of August, A. D. 1859, Alexander Cam
eon, plaintiff the above entitled case fled his petition
within aud for the county OF Portage, Ohio, which said
petition is still pending therein setting forth that the
18th day of June, D. 1855. Pittsburgh, in the State
of the defendant executed and delivered TO
plaintiff his certain writing obligatory in the penal
of $336000 conditioned for the payment said plint
with interest al ten cent. per anuumtha afterwards
the said 18Th DAY of June, A, 1885, the said defend
ant executed and delivered to plaintiff mort deed
of certain oC of land situated III The village of Ravenna
aud county of Portage known the norh part LOT No.
81 in said village the is marked and numbered
the plat thereof particularly described in said
mortgage, duly recorded in the proper Records of said
the 30th day of June the year aforesaid the said
plaintiff and defendant mutually cancelled said writing
obigatory-reduced said Indebtedness the of ST.
50000 IN consideration that the said defendant should
procure William Frazer of the city of Pittsburgh
execute his written promssory note payable to The order
co. and the said defendant should
endorse and deliver the plaintiff all of which he
the said Frazer and defendant then and there
cordngly done. Averrng also that said proissory
evidences the balance of and the identical Indebtedness
which said mortg given to secure and that said
sum of Si50000 is now due and unpaid. a'd is a
bona fde lien upon said mortgaEed premises. Asking
Judgment against said John T. Chlds for S150O00 and
interest from The Both of June A. D. 1885, for sale of
said ortgased premises in default of due payment there
on, and other relief i-' @ r i5'i7 ~ pas 9t e
Defendant will also take notice that unless he shall
plead to said petition by the third Saturday after
The 30h daV of September. A. D. 1852 Judgment will be
taken against him default e 5lEz
oa] TAYLOR & WILLARD, Attys for Pl ,
August %, 1859 .zlHfs aug24-6w os1ae
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-'-.a MORSE,S ~. .'' : s s ...,.... !. e.
INDIAN ROO PILLS.

THE reason why people are distressed when sick
and " by many die, is because they do not get
medicine that will pass the afflicted parts, and which
will the natural passages for the disease TO be
out; hence, large quantity of food and other is
lodged, and the stomach and ntestines literally
flowing with the corrupted mass thus undergoing disa
gre able termenation constantly mixing with The blood
which throws the corrupted matter through every vein
and artery, until life is taken from the body by disease
DR. Morss PILLS naye added to themselves victory upon
victory, by restoring millions of the sick to blooming
health and happiness Yes, thousands who have been
racked tormented with Sickness pain and anguish and
whose feehe frames have been scorched by the burning
elements of raging fever and who have been brought
were within step the silent grave stand ready
testify that they would have been numbered with the
dea had been for this great and wonderful med
cine Morses Indian Roo Pills. After two doses
had been taken they astonished and absolutely
prised in witnessing their charming effects Not only do
they give immediate and strength and take away all
sickness pain and anguish, but they go work
at the foundation of the sease which is the blood
Therefore, it will be slown especially by those ho
these Pills, that they will cleanse and purify that dis
ease-tha deadly enemy-wlll take its flight, ana the
flush of youth and beauty will agnn return, and the
pect Of long and happy life will cherish and brighten
your days. f- - - o. a. -.55 IL .-4 i
MORsE's INDIAN ROOT PILLS are sold by Isaac
Swift and c. HATCH Ravenna md all dealers in medicne
L. JUDsON, so Leonard street, New York, Sole
Proprietor. ,-7 =l 49, = z-s,..-.5r 80 -
VIM. NUDGE & CO., Proprietors of Trask's Magnet
ic' Ointment. Eearlvile, Madison Co.. N Y, General
Agents, to whom all orders must be addressed. lt
PRICE, 25 cents per box. -, t+-.1 s,s. -.
June g. 1859 -1y
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The following first printed some time sgo but age
has not destroyed its fiHvor. f-- iT7 hti-e- 1 -r
AN ORIGINAL LOVE STORY

- sl Ta7fl a- ss-e'sf a55'9z9-i Ifa 44
he struggled to kiss her. She struggled the same
To prevent him, so hold ard urdaunted =, -
But, smitten by lightning, he heard her exclaim,
sAyaunt, sir y and off he ayaunted. ffs -
But when he returned with The hendishest laugh,
Showing clearly that re was afronted, ss,,
And threatened by main force to carry her of, z
She cried Don't! and the poor fellow donted.
When he meeky approached got down at her teet,
Praying loud, as before he had ranted. 6
That she would forgive him and try to be sweet.
And said Can't you'll 1.-The dear girl re-canied'
Then softly he whispered How conld you do SOL
certainly thought I was Tilted; - -
But come thou with ,to the parson well go; llsk
Saw, wilt thou. my dear q and she wied-
Then gaiiy he took her to see her ne v home = -
shanty By no means enchanted - -7sr
See here can live, no longer to roam, z 81
He said, Shan't my dear r So they shantedi
-at5E EEI 1.lsZEs5 II EEGe SIG EiFEs
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{ A SSIGNEES' SALE.-The Personal Property and
"A Effects of q. LEE CO, consisting of Goods Wares
and Merchandise will be sold at public vendue, the
Store occupied by the said R. Co.. Garrettsville
the 18th day of September next commencing at 10
o'clock the forenoon, and will continue from day
day thereafter till the protery is sold. Terms of sale
will be made known Mt the time of sale.
P. C. NICHOLS, 81
W. R. .KNOwLTON, Ass'ghees.s
Garrettsvile, July 10, 1860. jy27-6w
The above sale is postponed and adjourned Tues
day, October 4h, A. D. 1859, at the same hour and
place. at ,.r..r-av =, s.-,s s...e-.- . IS
+ TERMS OF SALE.-AM purchases of Eve dollars and
under to be paid for time of Eve dollars
not exceeding twenty five dollars be paid for in
ty days, that be paid for in months. All
credits to be interest from the day of sale Notes
bonds to be given with two sureties.
.zoarT u ". FgiNsisSFs T. sKaoMsToN Assisnees
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rHo,s R. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
Taylor & Willard, Att'ys. - = ~. ~
: sheriff s Ofhse Ravenna Aug % 1859 ausI-5w
. DimHNISTRA SALE gy virtue of a,

A DlMENISTRA ATOR,SSA SALE.- BY virtue of an
IA order of sale from the Probate Court of he Cuua
~ of Portage in the State of Ohio directed,
shall offer tor sale at public vendue the door the
Court House. in Rayenna, PORTAGE county Ohio. the
29th dav of September A. D. 1859 at the hour of one
O'clock NJ of said day the following described real
tate One piece parcel of land situate Ravenna
the county of Perage and of Ohio and being
as lot No. four H. L. DAVIS addition to the village of
Ravenna; also certain other pieces parcel of land
situate in shalesviie Portage county, Ohio being part
oflot Nd twentythrre in said Saersviie and bounded
beginning post standing in the East line of said lot,
sixteen chains seventy links South of the North East cor
ner of said lot, thence running West parallel with the
North iue of said lot twenty chains and Hnety
links to post, thence South chains fifteen
thence East twenty chains and ninety-seven links
to, the East line of said lot; thence North on
said East line chains and fifteen links the place
of beginning containing fifteen of land more less
the said fifteen acres heing subject to the life lease of
Nathan Seyerns aud Rhoda Severns. tsss y st
Said tract first described situate in Ravenra is ap
praised at 81 tract subject to said life
lease is sappr raised at 8 I5O u .IlL li-lt ~ -ss.
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Looking up to the great clock tower at
Westminster Jones said that money is the
great lever in the affair. of mankind. . A very
great teaUer, indeed replied Brown. T'Inev
er could keep mine.' -assa rz9g
If persecution takes from you a life you
cannot keep, it bestows upon you life you
cannot lose. -a zfsa'5e seiea. o, = ''o
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For sale by Curtis Hatch, Ravenna; A. NJ. Sherman,
Franklin; d. W. Goss Brother; Edinhurg; j. K Wheel
Daily & Co., Sbalersville; G. n c. r Rarmon, Aurora;
j. w. Foster, Mantua e. Lee & Son. Garrettsville; E
M Stanton S'reetshorough; mud by Medicines doulers
generally. ~ For Medicines or AFenuies address
H.B. KINGSLEY, Clevel md, se.
.sraf TlEtU1 %. Agent for Ohio.
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Legal Notice,

Cyrus Prentiss Plaintiff, = D rs-F
against r;,;, x.t;o,,-
The Milwaukee and Beloit Rail Road tt1 o . 1' ~
.-vs Company, defendants. 1s5g l.sals
TIME Milwaukee and Beloii Railroad Com pany Defend
ants will take notice that on the 25th day Of July,
1859, Cyrus Prentiss, Plaintiff in the above entitled
cause, filed his Petition against them in the Court of Com
Pleas for the County of Portage and State of Ohio
setting forth that the Goth day Of December A. 1857
there due the Plaintiff from the said Defendants
account for money paid and services before that ii
rendered foi and behalf of said Defendants by the
from that time hitherto have refused pay Plaintiff
although often requested to do; and asking Judgment
said of 5000 SO 2Ott day
December. Al 1857. \. q f-lt.s
Defendants will take notice that uulrss they appear
and plead said petition before the third Satur
day after the 7th day of September next Judgment will
jy27.6w lahTslf : CYRUS PRENTIss,
,i July 25th 1ss9., BY Taylor & Willard, his Anys.
TORAN SElNNEEf,S ESTATE.-Netce is here
d by given thar the subscribers have bern appointed
John Skinner late of Maus Portage county decensed.
i-sz7ehn3 o. n, s5raif WILLIAM q. NIECE, "a
y s,...z... .s..t.,.t- ALBERT C |RLfON.
Mantna, Aug. 2i, 1859 ane3l-3w
John EVANS, ESTAFE.-Notce is iereay Civ
y that the subscriber has appointed aud quail
fled the estate of John Paris,
Portage county, deceased.--- STEPHEN EV ms
Paris, Aug I'll 1859 hf5aiargtl- s5jr au93l-3w
JOSEPH NJ. DUMARS ESEATE.-Notice is
I'd hereby given that the subscriber has been appointed
ana qualified administrator de hons the
Of Joseph ~ Dumars late of Ravenna, Portage County,
deceased.
JUSTIN BELDING.
Ravein, Aug. lS 1885, slrs TsY 1aug24-3w u
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sEasaan NOTICE. For sale at the
&@&s5fA 1 Center of Rootstown, the House and
&$VSjaS Lot of six acres, well known the William
H. NJ Bntler place Said House is very con
s111nn nently arrqnged and finished throughout,
and in excellent repair The premises, ao, in
feet order T1ere is never-fang well of water near
the kitchen door, and also there is ,od Barn. Carriage
House, and other out houses on the piece.
Terms made easy, and possession given al short notice
k& 80 PETER BROCK. s
Rootstoygfi. March 7tl,, 1859. mar9-1v
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- A HOUSE AND FOIiR ACRES OF

n,,.a- A HOUSE AND FOtR ACHES OF
z LAND fhe snbscFiter offers for sale his
hill house and -FOUR ACRES OF LAND, North
ENliiH West of the Village of Ravenna. On the
premises is young braring Orchard of the
Red Astracan variety, the most profitable Apple for
markets tosether with other varieties for family
Also. Pears. Cherries, Currants, Strawberries,
Lawton BIackberries, Red and Yellow Raspberres &c
sF.,r further particulars, enquire of
Ravenna, Aug 10, 1853 3m J. 4. DONALDSON.
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am Methodist clergyman Ny heart has fairly ached
to witness the feeble health of have travelled
my circuit preaching the Gospel thank God however
that have all these Diseases give to the Graf
frnberg Marshalrs Uterine Cathocon, wherever it has
been used. Rev. PETER sHAR Riege~ay, Mich.
df formerly of Western Star, Medina Co o..
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1t give me great pleasure certify 10 the nvarnble
curative action of the Graenherg Marshalrs Uterine
Cahocon In all cases of FINALE disease aud the skin
and high moral character of the Medical department OF
the Gratienberg Company. J. B LAMBET, NJ. H.,
l'gqii - Hatfs=' Auburn, -Four Corners, Penn.
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M E l. A N-G E .

A GREAT TRUTH -HowlaWay says that it
is just as sensible move to undertake to get
married without eourting, as to attempt to
succeed in business without advertising.
AN INvALID's JoKE.-What's the difference
between the top of mountain, and person
afflicted with any disorder Zones a summit
Of hill and the others in of summit .
NO was the reply; will you leave your
name - Och. murther Do you think I'd
be after going home without name? sejoin
ed Pat. .,...,s 8. t... s,.,.,.;,.
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UARM FOR sALE-The subscriber

E'ARM FOR SALE.-The Subscriber
Il offers for sale his Farm Ninety eghtacres
situate in Ravenna Portage County, Ohio the Cleve
land and Wrllsville Turnpike and adjoining the corpo
rate lins of the village Of Rayenna. The firm embra-
about seventy Of improved land, under high
state of cultivation and the balance ofvaluabls mbere
land; the whole pleasantly located, watered by never
failing streams. suitable for grain stock farm, and
located within hundred rods of the present Depot of
the Cleveland Pittsburgh Rail Road and few hum
dred fee of heconieplated Union Depot of the Cleve
land Pittsburgh ADD Atlantic Great Western Rail
wen and conveniently arranged well of pure soft
water, large orchard OF grated and choice apples and
geneal variety of other fruit trees There is large and
coInmodous farm barn. with sheds attached, horse and
carriage barn, and other out buildings in good repair;
making it of the desirable farms in Northern
Ohio. For and particulars reference may he had
10 Y Betbe h. C. Ranney BY letter otherwise,
or to the subscriber. 81 WILLIAM GOODMAN.
Ravenna. Ohio, April l2, 1859 apr13
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= y. TAYLOR II II. WILLARD.
9 TAYLOR & WILLARD,
Attorneys and CounseIors Law. Ravenna. Portage
Co., Ohio. Office in Phenfx Block, over Coffin & Pin
ney's Store. ..aIL .--a l.--- y .oct20 -
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FARMS FOR SALE
Small Farms for Sale.

Cottage Hill viii be cut up into small farms
of ig0 acres. more or less, SO as to gise wood
- and water to each fhrm, and sold ct q low
Nd on easy pn5neuts- For good bargains apply
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TIE GRosyrNOR LEGACY TO me JEWS.

IL The Kiif1r Of The v. b. IftoaHs
SIR: Your reporter who j. something Of wag
IA. FOR walked With bis boot upon the wrong e la his
account meeting tn. Surogstes On Thusday s snc
The conci concerning the Gso.Senos legacy TO ae Je" 20
cetv h. Abbot branch ind grant and Disappointed
nu.inured threats Of suits eyan- the s1ecuor snoid tay
dare to pay the legacy the wrong soc-1y nov" IN al
seriousness le' that re ERE guii. Jun
IN, Pnusye. there with The tin box Tor tue .p0
hen they cou them and rad 70 u" said TN nox
.way empty Our threats of suits" only matter Of
rou,e of 4, must cone the supree Court before l. s.
FINANCES. aud Special Agent % ths Corporation ch '4ry a.
o fund. to pa usuper II thy fusnred ~
the Court. then end till then, rsspoushty ends All
coyyecf bu sne.s viii understand this
In the mean time, desire to spped to q" trny ~
gentlemen aid 20 be members 81 ti' Soc-t OF "
The Rev. Mr. Pinney is Secretary ~hethrr iHey H.. u
thep..,rs aud the withdraw from IT, dc me he'
DR. James W Alex ,nder and ~yer others or to h't upon
either tsbin. sepsrse position, sud erase using our uent
title whateyrr,r upou chrct Few OF
a,u,,tiop will aW under charters ynl' a" '
friend. Of The and stop the controversy In noh-n
thew are willing DO this md aHO' % rotc sao ei1F
.so al lfasf0 piGu-bts df 70 nessber-p oy"ry cy VI
be Eaord.a them Until thsu litigation : Elasoitsb. A %
H., be = no have ed in dsgrseful p'0sed o. tnd
Who have verified n. sdsye that foos wi rush II were IN
i. fear 10 tread perhaps the least said the better lie n
sr,ro- the .egttin.,- Board 20 10 shall carr! 'lt ao
,riy wi,t hrnnc--. but with right good wi! ,,-,,,.,
- Yours truly ISABEL AbhpAl'
By lsw Cor Sec'y Of the A. :, d. & J""''
A,r fori, OCT. p. l-J2.
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COLLIsioS ~ The BALTIMORE And Oiuo KALI
RoAD.-The accommodated train on the hllHnore
and Ohio Railroad which left Wheeling or IhHrsdAy
u,asniag ast, raet one InJe eas' 81 Nnnington' me
fre9bt train cong West, thu latter train hing aheaf
Of time owing 10 the conductor mi,asing the time no
.bould leave one -;a..on for that Of another Both
locomotive. were badly smashed, were slso several
OF the cars. The passengers, strange 70 osys escaped
without serious injury. Mr.. Soal President ~ the
Hudson River Railroad Company, was riding on ths
engine OF the passenger train; and with the engineer
and fireman. jumped before the collision. Mr.. Sloan,
falling among some broken stone, was severely cls
and bruised bat not seriously. Mr.. r. u. Vail, Prehi-
den, Of Troy and Boston Railroad, and Mr.. Cohen.
Ase slant Superintendent of the Hnds?n River Raii-
road, in the passenger ear and sustained s,yns
injury. The fireman and engineers were bnt shgbtiy
injured ard Que was killed. The r. 'nger tram;
al tn ip Of the col,.on was running az the rate OF
twenty uiiles an hour and tho freight tram aDoa. NJ
teen niles Coming around sharp ear,e, tbey were
40. N view III too late " prevent The collision.
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THE BASk-BooK RoBBERY-INSocENCE or HE
BOY LJff.

s,e. About the l7Ih OF October met, my son,
C.or-. T. Lu fs ad - years ag- IN. 70 me ffrs
80 IS Mr. }. Frost ~ Who's employ be hs4 bees foT six
-, ioa-y 20 irpot betVseu four eIi tive thogslnd
r some person ro5brd him ny som n the money and
In r- 20 accomplish his pgrpo- threw bin -o 'plrt'
ntr Pending the invest cation By thc antaost's my
o. r. sken into custody. On the nr y 81 th- hr@rnf o. r
.ee Qaacteubos evidence appesrnz against ny On
t I'D b. having --ahi.hei sfruIsysly his Innocence,
,.,-s I-skenbos disc Isrzs5 him nd me crzas-
49, 20 nv -cn George adjourned 20 yestrrtay her th
,,r;s NJ Fro-t c0uas-i, well - - police detect;
ie 10 had tn ~ hand announced that nom -ets u
hh ,n@y had bscour possessed since ;h@ adjournment,
,hsy satisfied that Geore entirely Innocent Anl NJ
va hcnoEsblv discharged 81. ...,...
Nex- 9rs Thursday, Oct. q. 1874 JOHN ?. Lbrr'
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CRY ITEMS

| WHo Eats TIE MUTroS There is pretty large
bu,ehers shop at Albany, that makes mutton ior tins
karket Capt. Roger Magrath is the proprietor Of
ha mutton factory. He has cars on the Hudson River
bad fitted up for HE particular purposes, where the
ead sheep are hung by the heels to cool after being
Invested of their outside covering and iusdo lining
hhch II done by the experts Of the buteher-snie al
he rate of about five per minute. The report Of the
Hud.on River freight lis, for the week ending Oct. p
i6ves 375l "a the number Of these mutton carcasses
kronoht down. We assume that from all other sources
an sopal number is brough, 10 the city. The Hudson
River b.rges and the New jersey boats, always bring
Are ouansies AT this season: considerable number
bf earcssses also como by the Erie road, the several
AewJersey roads, the Harlem road, the Long Island
road the East River marko: boats, and few by
bountrv wagons making in all any 500 carcdses q
laasimuu for a week when the tide runs full. Br
his j. only an item of the supply For the weeS end
b. Oct. 70. our weekly reports OF the severai i've
ock markets in this city show that over iN'V" sle'p
bid limbs were received and sold % city oa'cher'
khh, perhaps, a possible deduction OF 1VV sofa 70
Leghborinq farmers, leaving, say, 2'oOO head 70 DC
a,en by somebody in one week. The question s.
pho eats al the mu;oni Estimating the c''Fc'sss II
IA average Of only 10 pounds OF mutton each II 2VeS
lnilhon OF pounds OF mutton. Certainly very hoe-
hi supply for one week. Vino sats It .
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Mouy Tp,ssTr AccONaoDhTIoS.-The Union
Ferry Company have put An additional boat on tho
South Ferry route and there are now three boats run
ming instead Of two ~ formerly The travel mas IN
creased in proportion and the Central Railroad Com-
psny have ordered four more cars IN order to e'o'
mediate the public.
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fAdy,rtisemeut.l
PROFESSIONAL,

Jo.pr, F. RRipGr d. offers hi, professional services 81
hi. rooms in the Crseeubers nstisuon, NO W
Nvs YoKx Trrfqyir AID discdscs Of WoeD ~ etsrt ce
-,lpor consumption and chronic diseases are .AiluauJ aud
~ sse-.iuy treated. oEce hours 10 dad 10 \.
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BY oie- snng BY Prof. Brewer and M. Hamilton.
This the -econd meeting held under the auspices
Of new Temperance Club, which was organized q
week ago. under the title Of Gariners Dashaways.
1t already number 10 members, all pledged total as-
tsnen Seventeen signed the pledge saturday night.
Atthe concnson Of the meeting, many Of the members
srt down 10 rad the newspapers over 4 cup Of hot
coffee
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BROOKL w ITEMS.

Bishop I,ughlin Of Brooklyn yesterday forenoon
administered the sacrament OF confirmation TO ABOUT
40 recipients ut s.. Johns Church, Twenty-hrst
street, and delivered an eloquent and impressive SER
mon.
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JOHN y. LCFF.
Accprsrs AID kqrEs1s.-CorOner sciirener held

Accidents AND lS9ULsIs.-Coroner Scinrener heiu
A. inque -rdsy s' B. ssle Hospital upon the oody
O. john Tucker vho found injured in The @ or tflis
night Afer LITTLE d.-ly p sf ed 20 the ho-pi' an
lied shortly ar D. Hawthorn. House surgeon ersin,d
the Patient and pronounced The ney 70 De actqfe OF .He
.kun pfods ed bv other weapon D Geo = oo1'ou
nslr loorh MT en- esanu4tion and nj. opinion was
that TIE fracture s- occasoEsd oy An sciieiA
M The Jury adopted tie sef opinion 4ii crnsaiel W.
Hawthorn. ,inE properly trated - patient o. AZ
admission tee Hospital An unknova WOMAN We Ioahi
dead IN her ROOM No. ,syenne, o. SATURDAY
...i dad BODY Q! child -as found on sstfdss y No
boys. IN al open lot IL Thirty ns,r u
IN. daad BODY o. ufsn: brought q n- sI,h
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