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IN BANKRUP TCY.-Distrct Count OF the
Cel States ~ the Southern District sew at Ioghkeep
the 1t il % Noreuer 1851 Fhe n!rrgam hereby n'e. roe
Of sn50nuet ssyee Per L~r Pine - Porgiepc CONT;
o. pucess sll state Of KeeYok ta SAD shet who has bsei
taui i Bankrupt upo- e.on Nvthe District Court u sa'
pi..1ct EOBLRT T. " LIN lh0oN, Asn.ner &c,
NJ iau3rP ttr pt Puf etkerp.r y r.
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;Srscklrn gtaI Gsiatt for SAX.

TOR SALE-TwO-story and basement brick
OrgE with snheear and al uoleru improvements; house
perfect order Iaquio premises 'l South See"d Nauuga
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I y
d STATS hr te SouIHsM DISTRICT Of NEWiOGh-ia
Ito matter " SAMUEL BRJNNEk Bmxfup-IS BANktrrTcY:-
Southern District Newlork % the Cr Il NeeYork the 2s dsy
OF Nogemle A. d. 1911 10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERA TIE un
dorugnoi beehr notice 81 bis appointment Assignee Of
SAMUEL BGoNNrR = the Cit oNcFlo the County sfAey
York wha sl District Who hrs been al
lisc BANKRUPT upon Lis petition The District Court u said
district JOHN SEDGNlCh, So ul-e,
lgg3WP NJ. ~ brOtiNaT Newly nfk CIV.
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y the DISTRICT COURT OF the UNITED
Z STATS for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT NRVYokK-lu te
ae ~ JOHN a. vALEN llNtt Blkrpt-lN hASEErPf cibe
he Jou Fh-TO WHOM m NAY C1NCbtNi Tho urt.r.Ffei
s. notice II bis appointment Assignee Of jobs u. NALbA'
riNT ~ Nlori C p r turtT % Ntiort l >t'e NJ New
YORK uHtu ufa+ uip la al d-r halsrpt upon Dc
petition hv tie urtdc Court NJ sd ptt-nta Nr"loE
ttef o. So,smter IgiL In A.UtISS. As.grse
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ALLENTOWN LINE TO TIN

Three Express Trains daily Tor tie Wet, except SUNDAY
tfiin In The evening.
AIy miles sIi ihree bours saved BY this Inc 20 Chicago
St. L04.s 4c., Mia bot cAsn. Or csis.
WTNTlR
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u p. BALDWIN Gen. Pafs Agtnt

ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot toos
~ NJ Caanhers-st. Pavnnis Ferry:
500 a. bay kIpre>s Rochester Busal Salamanca DusiI
anl points
s:5o a. Wav TTsla daily oale sHd internsii stations
1900 N Epress Mail BusaO. Salamanca Duhhrk ssS AZ
points South
o. D. m Wa Tran for Mldletovu and intermediate s,atoua
Nsr Frnrrss sopng ouit function, Iur5era
sud rlnsPs ~ Port !eA hs~baTTh and Wa
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NEW YORK HRRAI5 THURSDAY NOVEMBER TRIPLE SHEET

len, employed lAbcsss In u aS.yy Yard, got into
dispute over spsisesi s.o,sc. yesterday when Gray
is alleged, Drew , knife, and before GiIlsn could
escape s,aoos bip in the abdomen, INJECTING serious
not fssi you'd The injured man vas taken 70 ms
nome ~ I65 Prospect street, and Gray was arrested
omcer 4 Of the Forty second precincl ana ocXeu ny
70 await examination.
AvDt CITY OF SNEAK TEEr-Durng the forenoon OF
fuesd fellow OF good address called Al the residence
OF B. Dussnbury, III South Second street, D. D. and
inc aired Of the girl who answered the door bell
al to the Whereabouts OF Mr.. Dussnbury, saying ne
~ishcd TO him. The girl informed the interrogato
that Mr.. Dusenbury absent, but expected nome
socn, and sho wed him into the parlor 10 await MS
coming. The stranger only remained there moment
however when he descended TO the basement ana in-
formed the unsuspecing girl that he bad concluded 70
wait no longer but would call again. Shortly aer MS
departure several articles Of wearing apparel were
missed. II s needless say that the fellow did not
leave his card. He is OF dark complexion minus two
front teeth
ALLEGED GRAND LARcEsy.-A laborer named owen
Hunter arrested last night By An Officer OF the
Forty second precinct, charge Of stealing bag OF
coffee from Harveys DOCK In Furmap street, near Full
ton ferry. He was locked up TO answer
SELLING Porlcy TIcKE7s.-Last evening the police OF
the Forty third precinct made descent on policy
shop at No. SO Union street. and arrested young man
named Charles Wakefield . charge OF selling lottery
policy tickets He was locked up TO answer
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Conrad Swackha mer.

GOuruU 9WuCkn0mGrs
We regret to announce the death OF this wen known
gentleman altar long and pa nfully prolracted illness.
Mr Swackhamsr was, as his name Indicated OF German
descent, aad born Huntsdon county, n. j. about
the year 1915 OF poor respectable parents When
quito a lad ne came New York sad obtained employ
grocery store After several years Of labor in
subordinate capacity he opened place OF business Of
bis tho OF DomincS and varck Streets and
subsequently at the Of North Moore and Hudson
Streets and had moderate success HIS entrance into
poltics was tho result OF an ncdeat which completely
turned The current or his During the financial
panic OF 1887 when suspension OF specie payments and
shilpasters currency were the order OF the day,
large number Of notes were issued oy institution
styling itself Tho City Trust and Banking Company"
Mr. Swackbamer had presented $40 bill Of this bank
for pay ment, and upon the cashier ing redeem
specie he caused i've hundred nandbils, with
words srraud fraud 20 the Park TO the park printed
in large letters upon them. 10 be posted IN the
conspicuous paris OF tho city The result OF this
measure was that an immense as~emoage Of
persons gathered III the Park on the following nng
anxioss 10 know what the fraud consisted OF. The de-
ceased mounted upon bench and addressed the meet
Ing IN lengthy speech denunc!atory the banking and
sninpaster system then In vogue This speech was re-
ceived WITH much favor and applause and short time
Afterwards Dir. Schwackhamer rendered the nofnI-
nstion for member OF Assembly, but his modcsty made
him assure hts friends that unable satisfy the
wishes OF those VINO had so honorei him In th3 how
ever, he vas mistaken, and his friends corroc as the
sequel fully proved. Mr. schwsckhainer ned Office
frequently Afterwards, ana while IN the Rev enue
Department under President Polk be removed
TO Williamsburg. He was always 4 friend OF the sorh.
ing casses aud bad frequent opportunities 10 show th
In his new home He was member Of the state Con-
vention ths revised tho coEstitul in 1919 He with
drew from the for Congressman N the Fifth
district IN favor OF Mr. William H. Tweed come years
has several POSITIONS Of trust and always won tho
esseom aud friendship OF all who came toto offcRi con
ssct with MN Mr. schwnckhamcr was ~ one time sne
publisher Of German newspaper w this city. 10
aiiusiol 70 his name his Antagonist used TO say that
"schwAckhatner was a hard Iame;' but II proved =
hamansf oay Tor those VINO GOT in 10 way on sleston
day.
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Q , I r . A r Y.

Alexander Warfeld Bradford.
Alexander Waried Bradford, late Surrogate Of New
York. died the morning OF the 5sh instant at tho
Thirty fourth street, in this CITY, In the 1tythrd year
Of his age The death OF this estimabe gentleman will
be iamentod by large circle Of friends and consid
cradle portion OF community, all Of whom esteemed
him for his genial qualities private life and Cor his
consc entious integrity during his public career
Judge Bradford was born in Albany in this State, in
the spring Of 1885, he the eldest Of the Rev.
John Bradford OF that city, and early age devel
oped . mind Of no common order After complet-
Union College, schenectady in 1892 where he graduated
In 1885, receiving his diploma ~ Master OF Arts and Of
LII ID in 1882 at which TING he was elected trustee.
position filled up TO the time Of his death. He was
also trustee OF Columbia College for some years. After
leaving college the deceased removed 70 this city.
adoptngW profession. In 1888 no graduated, re-
ceivng his degree in the Superior Court, and imme-
diately commenced the practice OF tho law tn .
position he flied with considerable SUGGEST and
In 1913 elected Corporation Attorney, dscharglng
the important duties OF the Office with ability
and honor. In lS43 Mr.. Bradford chosen a.
Surrogate of the city and county Of New York,
which Office he filled with honor 70 himself and sats
faction 10 the whole community until the year 1858.
he elected member OF tie Legislature. After
sion in this city, and again became engaged 10 Iucra
practice which he retained until his death. at which
time he trustee Of Union College member OF the
Historical Society. vestry man OF Trinity Church and
President OF the Law Institute OF this city Judge
Bradford attained hish standing in the metropolis
and the strcest prodigy in both his private and
oubnc TelatOns.
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- Marine Disasters.
s9 columns for account OF dseadfui hus-
ricane ~ Thomas ON The pth nit
scnR RErsprxR-Bsrnesat Beach. NJ. Nov e-fhe schr
Reindeer Capt Ear, Baker from New York hound phrs
delphia struck snnken wreck OF Bsrpeg~t Beach
came on shore about O'clock this morning The captain
ana Of saved; the vessel viii be total
loss The which the Reindeer sank supposed
10 be sunkeu brig has been numbers
and reported dangerous vessels passing ia
that vicinity Its TO be hoped the Board Underwriters
viii promps have Destroy removed
Immediately
sur csAcr slrecvr. Hardiss ssoa oalso for oncens.
"a N leaking which was stopped and she proceeded on
fB ssder from New YORK OCT y for Antwerp Which pas
dth inst.
ond e oad for Venice coilidst IN Hampon Roads night
% 81 inst Win eser losing bovsorh and Ibboom she
rioR. from Nassau for Boston. with loss Of
r1anaa' snd sss seen ~ ns = miles east
srrivais, ''p'' v s''' D"'''
scnR Ana ADrts from Rockrori for wilmington WITH
Ss .pd Prans issE She was hsaei Of and Brought
n.'ae te az 90 tie 6n The damags 70 her has not YET
Miscellaneous.
81 a. s $40 r. vS-os ron = os s,s ssg
81 gar st heavy rciler from the :. the Storm blow
Chi e vessss nadsrs,si and The Wind sSsas.sio sw
fn which u1rt IL hiav 9th force Tbs gale was gf
She anae shfactr aud TIE ship ps~sei throusa with
aduirlbla pesforfusnes.
Netice ~ MARINERS.
The lower sy.sh 1hi ron Staten fsiaad) was OUT on
TUESDAY SIT .rlrp ~ = ~ O'Clock.
NhsI~snew.
BARK facinc Alien cleared Bedford 5th insi for
~iuters cru y ig tA- Atlantic pccan
avSrs khb.e = rt0wn Ewe and Mostezsns we. sailed
FROM Proyincetopu on me aosh uA Tor s@th Aisstr
ssh Petrol Rray ranca from Ses Beiserd 5'h %. sor
Atlantic Otasn
asrs s,rar. rh,Srss Of NJ, arrived q sao Fvarcsro
W. y ron Ocean, WITTY ~ Dpis en- ~ % W o. aF@
6pi TIES
spoten4yspf "a NJ II ~ \ 90 ia W, bers Cyeso.
rsrr 81 Nh : NJ bbs 81 80 % wh ~ aktt q, U9o NJ
rore hsvit tase6 ~ rDis o this season. . 49,
in Artc t-esu. prcvuus - DC, 70. emp M~feae Lhs,
~ NS, win wA4ie~.
1e III b ina ~ w, schr WakhnAns Zoos. ~ Pfo~
ta5osrn, 1l not ryrJftci
spoken.
ptrV NafHsosS Bins ff81. Philadelphia ior Masseh@s
1H&. At&tr 81. 4@4 93 it
-. N.s l..Aos.. aQnrA jrasa hsN FoiA 81 4 oass'
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TIVE GREAT NEW FAMILY PArEa.
THE FiREsiDE coNPANfos
DELloHTs EVERYBODY WHO READS 81.
The second number Of
The PiREsIDE COMPANION
NOW READY.
Contains Y. HAMPTON nYsRs charming story, called
UNDER TUE HARROW
UNDER THE HARROW,
UsDEa THE HARsoH
An Exali.ns Romarcs,
UNJEA fiig GAsLfapr,
UNDER rae GASLbGIsA
ny Aueu.ris DALY.
Ard
AwAfTiSG THE srGvAI.
AWAITING THE sf8NALA
By scUTr n. SHERWOOD
USpER THE uAsfIgHT
UNDER me GAstipHp
VNDEs rilR GAsLt0rA
prce cents. For sale by all aewssapers
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ERCOkLY CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES tscuIT COURT.

Before Judge Benedict
The November term opened yesterday, when axcites
Of petit Jurors sero beard The adjourned. with
ont irsnsacsing any business, un. day. 81 r~elye
ociGck The j0rors notified 10 appear IN nday
next, II twelve clock sheu Judge Nelson will sAc Dc
rrcsent s1d pfssido with Jglge Bsneaict.
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l 81 VI EAAMiNE
when you sick Il sign that matters remaining
IN she bowels circulation which need removal Purgae
Ton Is natures remedy. Enforce this law with
elesnso tho bowels the blood from all Impurities which
pain sickness ny their will be
sure or Joyous health once more. and beside you
WILL LIVE THE DAYS ALLOTTED YOU,
from the principle Of rfe you rosscsa
Remember these Pills the stomach from all fosi-
and restore its 10 iheir full health ssa
SAD M,sERIEs
70 Shch tbs dyspeptic is exposed. In fact. be
LIVES IN TORRENTS.
rom "''a ne ss Sass sisfh z f FILLS.
TAIcoTrynIK Conn. Sept. IL, 1867.
h. BRANpHvrB. NJ d. -
AY DxsR SlRfor rast have been suffering
Invalid. About ago ibe. rr;ss and
doctor said die had hts often and stomach
aud digestive that the highest food
would be thrown OF undsesed. even after beng dowR
twelve hours wasted almost shadow, and every
day expected that death would relieve my sudertngs. The
DEBTORS had abandoned and mother determined
~ Brandresn's Pills
She Ora, gave two which kept down eight houra r
hen vomlied them entirely uncssoved Ny mother hes
powdered four Pills and them 70 riOasses These
actei slightly. coutin dsIy
gained Ny appetite returned with full Digestion.
For the months have daily increased flesh and
strength, and am now 4 stort healthy girl. -
Hoping ntuce othcrA suffering from sickneae
" try he virtues Of brandreths remain yours truly.
MARTHA J. TALCOTT.
osrify that the above statement o. daughter Msrtha
- true FLoRILLA ". fALCoFTf
We 9hbcrs friends OF Martha rsicott oertiN
that her statement above given IL true.
r. II. Moore A. X. Talco Andrew Dexter, Francis TueS
Ne. Mss Nellie Moore Miss Emere rsico't. MIRA wealthy
princpl omos, Brsndrs,h Building New yssh. and sok
By al drsges;s
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hes 1sss introduced, designated A.
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on THE INTEREST BEARING PLAN,
secrtns those assured under unform allowance ee
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pany aad creating great ssnsaNon la The insurance
world -
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PAID Up CASH CAPITAL or fS0v0
the pany entitled 20 occupy foremost possfon amce
x9ERItAN INSTITUTIONS engages n the insurance u
sSrSfs RRessERS 1SD PERSONS desiring Life ~
sursacs call FOR furiher Information al the
OFFICE OF rHK COMPANY,
~ and ib' Broadway New York.
or from TO 10 y. Mthe
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tur. retains the most anc1lt With comfort and easj
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A. The GREAT sEssAT!os waica xlE
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sIso zS1hS0n It's lIsTSSDuSfos isa
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ITS COMPOUND is ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
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MIXED WITH
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slsAfloN.
FOR which god silver medals and diplomas
have been bestowed upon the inventor recently oy the
institute fo.yteeha que universee Of Paris.
IT is
DELIGHTFUL TONIC BEVERAGE
especially in favor with ladie. exciting
csEArEs AND iMPaovEs THE APPETITE.
DIGESTION. AND GENERAL HEALTH, AND
BENEFITS ExrREasLY coNsuMPrIvEs
AS REMEDY II Is INVALUABLE
TO PERSONS AFFECTED WITH DISEASES
OF THE CHEST AND THROAT. COUGHS HoARss.
NESS, aRoscHITls ETC..
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!, Ny ossiigats asrIMAis IMPROVING. send etc
Send ons aosen more Of aoa's EXCELLENT MAJ
n y october 30 CARL ROSA
: the best Tor DYSPEPSIA and loss Of appetite use
Ny s os.qSsf e. ,ores EpwIs COX SO IL s ss,s At
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Silly MAN WHO DoNT READ.
a foolish person looking awful sour about the eornera
Sssesa nv waiso IA
square, win nal! pint botle in his hand which had VII
Lad so9se Of druggist Tor Woso.s Instant pss
himself when he paa NJ dollar FOR miserable STUFF
fun pint bottles for dollar and Or tinted
Spe's but the OUTSIDE wrapper Of 'h' genuine pure
TBS man had s.iarh BADLY MS pal.,c out, roof
aud dull pan II ms chest ana side smell and memory no
ss: % 'ss%
Pa
estasrh fhc Doctor ola hin NE .XNSIHiLAfoR,
ep re aew as asy
which vas " Inc wngs cause 81 s p~n and was
Ssisia S ) soss fAS
6s shsst removed when he had already been payaa
for s s D4 sa iS a, 20
P ss4od use 4 q ,hs oS Ne ua s
and chest 70 paint himself with Toe pAiN PANT every
| whl,s wrappers
no eS fos
PAIN ANNIaiLAfoA. astonshes the oldest drugssts Dr.
square New YORK are capacity day
| ard aignt
rin stream torrent flows
No. tie mighty food
IT all pam, shakes all woes
AnAkes each drop VI blood
nature, he retail sales single bottles Il
u. woicou's Office average over 500 each day
A Isoh
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A BsoLrrE DIVORCES oBr AIMED IL WV YORK
Gent No a0lc!ty No charge n tvccs obtained
! HowEs, Attorney ~ sa-sa- street
BsoLL IL DsORcEs DETAINED N NEW YORK.
~ hl-o States aere ncompas bAiy. drunkenness or de-
FREDERICK. KING, Counsellor at Law, ~ Broadway
A -oFtlciA DRAWINGS or rHE KESrCcKY
knsrtcKI. sfrr sxrsA-cL.ss ST. S1vyssss s i>T
srSrrcs ss.rn -et.ss SIS VS. sovf4sss g. iss7 :"
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FOR r KRE1reEfYf s q tkp,syEsJyi
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as So sorsxsSs & l.ts y
70 80 a.sc T. soS "A = s.ps -; =
t9r sTsgarsf Kegtaesy state Lossnes address Nts
Ptses castles and .nfefinstoa .ives ny addressing 4.
hlthAoND - Gilsey Haidins. coftisnit s'reet
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for which several gold silver medals and diplomas
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OF THE CHEST AND THROAT. COUGHS. HoARsr.
NESS, RRoNcHITla ETC.,
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MARRIED..

On the Oath inst, at the Parsonage of the
Reformed Church. in this place. by Rev. Il.
H. Martin, Mr.. ALEXANDER GoRDoN and
Miss MARY Ann JENKINS all of this county
Near Dry Run, Page County. on the 10th in
slant, by Rev. John W. Watson Mr.. ISRAEL
B. BURNER, formerly of this county, and Miss
MARTHA, daughter of Mr. Isaac Cullers, OF the
former county.
1--WE (the senior) had the pleasure of being
one of the guests, on the ''bridegroom's day,
at his residence, on that magnificent estate
known as the Mckay Farm" and partaking
of a splendid and sumptuous dinner prepared
for the happy occasion by ladies from our town
A greater profuson Of rich and costly viands
it has never been our good fortune to witness
OH any similar occasion. Around this teeming
board more than one hundred Of Mr.. BIS
neighbors, embracing the gray-headed, the
middle-aged, and the young, gathered, and
partook of the good things so lavishly spread
out before them. All seemed to enjoy the
boanties of the field, the orchard, the stall,
and the garden. Our host, with his beautiful
young BRIDE in all the buoyancy Of blooming,
blushng youth, was the centre of attraction,
the observed Of all observers, and modestly
received the congratulations of his friends.
Long may he and the fair partner Of his joys
live to realize the blessings attendant upon
the marriage relation !!