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Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-07-11
ExCELSIOR!!
CHASTELL eR'S
Hair ExtermInatOr!!
For K moving SuptrfluOus Hair.

To the ladies especially. this ia vAluabl. dspils.
try recommends itself as being au almost indis-
peushle article to female beauty, 10 easily APP
piled. dues not burn injure the skin, but acts
directly on the roots. It's warranted to remove
superhuous hair from low forehssds, or from any
part Of the body, completely, totally and radi-
cs'y e1urpaiing the same, leaving the skin soft,
smooth aud natural. Thus is tbs only .rtiel,
used by the French, aud is the only real enectual
depilstory in existence. Price 10 cents per pack
age sent postpaid, to any address, on receipt Of
al order, Dy
u, iyl 2sS River ST. Troy. N, Y.
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tG. New York mill commenced crushing
Poorman ore last Monday. The mill has
undergone thorough repair, and is now
capable of doing rushing business. As he
Poorman ore is PROFESSIONALLY rich, we my
expect to hear Of great results in a short
time.
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PooRMAN SALOON.

HAVE now opened saloon in my own eli
giant styled building. desire the patronage of
those only
WHO ARE LIABLE TO PAY.
keep nothing but the BEST brands Of LIQ-
UURS and CIGARS.
For neatness and comfort, my Saloon will az
eel any in 0wybre. | only need few custom
ers Of the right so-t. None of those who wear
fine clothes. bummers and those who pack Imply
purses, TINS class beg to stay away from lne.
L. Y. SJOWALL
sole proprietor.
Ruby City, June ~ 1857, 2stf.
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r@- Now is the tims-don't stand back
1t won't shoot--bpt will transfer your pbz
to plate. Leslie & Junk are tuking pic
lures in style unsurpassed by any artists on
the Pacific coast. We know you wuuld like
to have yourself transferred To card, nicely
enameled-and Leslie & Junk can fix them.
Sec their "ad" and give them call.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-07-11

As we are going to prees we learn that
Indians drove off stock on Tuesday night
last, running between the Herd Il Frasiers
saw mill. and Nncars quartz mill. Two an
ed with arrows. About seven head missing
1t strikes us forcbly that there will be ser
vice for the Silver City Guards to peril Tn
sooner than they expected
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Constitutional A mendment
REJECTED!l 7aa
wrNNEMUcCA DECLARES
A GENERAL AMNESTY,
NEW MINES DISCOVERED cs JoRDAH
sTREETIii
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT

NHnA HAOlAEMENl al
JERRY ScHoksrELD's Store,
Where cheaper goods are sold 80
Than was ever sold before; ..r.
Consisting of varieties too numerous to name
Call and SEQ Jerry and you will say the san
There you will hnd Histories
VI every cline and nation,
Dating from tue present time
BACK to tho beginning Of creation;
Novels from every author,
Paper of every kind,
Gold aud Steel pens and pencils,
AT Jerry's Store you will lind.
Pistols, Guns and Bowie Knives,
II to war you want tO 20,
Can be found at Jerry's,
The cheapest place we know.
Gold and silver " atches,
And Jewelry Of brilliant sheen,
In magnificent pr1fusiOn, can
At Jerry's Store BIZ seen.
Besides Cigars aud Tobacco,
For all lovers of thu weed, .lF
Which in excell.ncs of Quality,
Old Virginia can't exceed.
Tue most beautiful framed pictures, e
For the Parlur or Saloon,
Can be purchased very cheaply
by applying very SOON.
Pipes aud patent Medicines,
Are always kept on hand; ai..
And perfuinery Ut sweetest iragrazes,
Ut any in the land. t
Table and pocket cutlery, %
Aud variety VI toys
Imp reed here expressly,
For the little uirIs and Boys.
In short, you can get anything,
Big, little, coarse or fine,
And Jerry will sell cheaper
Than any in MS line.
Now We advise you fellow citizens,
When you shopping go, -.- -.
Don't forget to cali at Jerry Scheopfslds
On Jordan Street below.
Jan. Ii 1867, 1ott
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pA-The opposition stage to Boise City
is now laying over to await their new coach,
but in a few days it will be running again, and
keep regular time. Patronize the opposition
for remember when it stops, the travelling
public will have to pay from SIS to S20 fae
to Boise City, when now it is only about
one half.
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FEY From Capt. Blake we learn that the
aid Of Gov. Ballard has be, n solicited. in Of
tanning arms Of Gen. Crook, for the "Silver
City Guards, with view 10 making the or
ganization permanent one. meeting for
thorough and permanent organization is
called for this evening. The Guards propose
10 give a ball on the first of August, at the
new Court House.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-07-11

r9-Ed Sturgis and Tom McAvin have
their Brewery at Flint in full blast. They
make good beer, and withal, are clever and
accommodating gentleman. They know how
to fix things up and deserve public patron
age for the exertions they have made to
build up the country. Success attend them.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-07-11
HERIAH BROWN Editor.

The Daily is issued every morning, Mondays
e1cepted.) 1t is delivered in the city a, 353
cents per week payable to the Carriers, and nail
ed to sbs"abers at $40 yoar In politics the
HERALD is uncompromisiugly Democratic, faith
fully adhering to the JeilersOnan creed Of equal
aud exact justice to ALL special privilege to none.
1t possesses all the available advantages Of .
first class newspaper, having all the
TELEGRAHIc DISPATCHES AND GEM
EkAL NEWS,
Together with good local and commercial 70
portcrs.
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NOTICE.

Sabbath School is held in the District School
rson every Sunday ut 2. NJ. All arc invited
To attend.
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OWYHEE RESTAURANT,
III
v. BlACKINCER,
WASHINGTON STREET, SILVER CITY,
This House will be opened in
Best Style on July 4th,

and viii continue u give Regular board at FIJI
TEEN DOLLARo per week in Grecnbarks.
SINGLE MEALS SERVED TO ORDER.
The Public is assured thafthe "owyhee R.,-
taurant fare wall be second to none in the Ter
ritOry.
Silver City, July 1867, s4tk
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Services will be held every Sabbath at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, at the new School House
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"OREGON HERALD"

Jan. II 1867,

SECOND YEAR.
The Oregon Herald is pubtshsd By the
",Orego" Ierra Printing association"
DAILY and Weekly, in tie city Of Portland,
No. I, IpishiMgt0n SIR.
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xn5- A now road is now heins made from
the Potosi ledge to this City; it will he
brought around the point from Long Gulch.
and intersect Third Street. This indicates
business and ere long We may be able to Wit
ness heavy teams passing our Office door load
ed with quartz from this SPLENDID mime
They have some 35 or 40 tons out at the
mine. but what mill will operate On this ore,
we are i tlr St nj Ligl l. Il, say, ,lull il is
rumored among some the New York mill.
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BAXTER David S. Meek. who took n
contract to sink shalt of 100 feet on the
Baxter ledge, has, after sinking down 40 feet
become so very much encouraged with the
prospect, stopped sinking and commenced to
enlarge and timber up the shalt. There is
no question but this is a second Poorman. 1t
is true the ledge yet is but little more than a
foot wide. but its extreme richness makes il
valuable ledge, We understand the extern
sious Of this ledge have leen discovered con.
siderable distance from the discovery shaft
and promises equally as rich. No show for
litigation, as is generally the case when rich
segde is struck, as there is no other ledge
near it.
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:, THs LONDON MONEY MARKEr-LoNDoN, August 10-2
p. k.-consos for money, 94I United States FIVE
sweny bonds, TAX; Erie Railway shares. 45x; Illinois
Central Railway shares, 77h Atlantic end Great West
0rn consolidated 0onds, 22N.
LIvaRPooL CorroN MARKRr.-LvERPooL, August To-
M.Cotton hrmer; 50 les to-day H. 900 bales; mid
ding uplands, 1Oxd.; middling Orleans 10xd
I0-2 r M.-Breadstu1fs firm. Wheat 13s. 10d for
white California Barley 6s Corn 3Ss. Cd. for new.
Oats %. lid. Peas, AS
IdvEnPooL Provisions MARKEr.-LIvERpooI, August
49, P. M-Cheese. SIS. Beef, 142S Cd. Lard, Cos
Pork, IT'S. Bacon, 44s
2 p. A.-Rosin-common, rs. Cd. medium, la Tai
low. As Cd. Pot Ashes Bis Spirits turpentine, 33s
3D. petroleum-sprits. sgd. refined, Is. 4d. Clover
seed 4is
LONDON MARKRrs-LoNDos, August 10, p Mo.
whale OH, rsa; sperm OIL Ellis iinseed cakes CO iSs
1nseed OIL Gao; Calcutta linseed, 6Ss Cd.
Tan PETROLEUM MARKEr-ANrwRRr, August 10. 2 PM
The petroleum market 10 fiat and unchanged.
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IR { 1 A N D.

Reports from the Scene of the Railroad Acci-
dent.
LONDON, August 10, 1851.
Later dispatches from the Of the recent railway
accident At Bray Head Ireland, indicate that the first
accounts received were greatly exaggerated.
! Only portion Of the train left the track. Three
coaohes were preciptated into the Four persons
wore killed outright though there were many danger
ously injured Nearly everybody the train killed
or injured.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TIVE HERALD.

Arrest Of Citizens for FicssinG Nesroes-The
Conservative Convention.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, August 10. 1885,,
ii 30 O'Clock \. N.
Three citizens Of Monroe county arrived here ysster
day under arrest charged with nogsing freedman.
They will be tried By q military comm mission.
The Conservative Union meeting to-day appointed an
executive committee 70 select delegates to tSs Conssrva
tive Convepton Of September The meeting was very
small, she freedmen not participating
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teachers Of the ward According 70 the report q the
commissioner il appears forty-ssvsa Of the teachers
have been implicated in the Fsnian movement, while
in the Repeal there but three or four and in hs
Young Ireland movement only two. The reason Of this
great discrepancy Is attributed TO the substy Of the late
conspiracy and to its resemblance to the continental
organizations which always recognise the schoolmastsr
As political power.
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ARREST or TIVE MAYua of MOBILE.

MosnE, Ala, August 10, 1867.
Mayor Gussavus Horton was arrested day BY United
ssstss Usmmssionss W. D. Turner for the violation Of
VIC Civil Rights Bill IN the case Of the negro
johnson, The case consisted In the banshment Of Che
nogro who had loss eq n che Union service Mayor
Horton savs bad n sAQso ter bis appsarsncs On NOD
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EU R 0 Pc.
!. THE CABLE TO AUGUST 10.
Difficulty Between the United
States and Turkey.
THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN IRELAND.
OUTBREAK OF CHOLERA In SICILY.


a Dlmculty with tho United States Minister.
PARIS, August 10, 1867
Turkish admiral recently forcibIy took despatch
from servant Of the United States Minister Resident
Edward Joy Norris. It is reported that Mr. Morris has
since laid thu case before the Turkish governments and
demanded redress for the outrage
The reply Of the Sublime Porte has not transpred.
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story and 30 severely injured that but ke hope
enta ned OF her recovery One OF the tenants OF tho
house. named Mury Griffin, together with his vile and
mother. was arrested on suspicion OF having throws
Mrs. Burke from the balcony,
ASSAULT ON OrUcsR-A row occurred In lager
beer saloon ct Tenth and Fifty street Las
night between ton and eleven O'Clock between party
OF young men. 0fncer Quinn, of the Twenty -sosoad
precinct went in to quel the disturbance whereupoo
tne crowd turned on him. and one Of them sezing
table knife assaulted the oeer and cut the joint
OF the middle finger on his left hand almost entirely
nrougn The assalant arrested and brought tbs
station house, where he gave his Martin Lane
gan, and stated that he boiler maker and twenty
seven years OF ago. -.
PRIZE Fionr ASrcrArsD.-Ths police OF TIE Seventh
precinct received information at hour last nghs
that prize fight would or al some spot bstwesa
Hunters Point and Calvary Cemetery. Tho Names Of
the principals are given as Shannon, and both hall from
the Seventh ward The police were on the alert in an
ticipation Of the "ml-"
An ESCAPED LUSArIc-J Mitchell who for somo
time has bsen an inmate Of Bellevue Hospital. aad 10
said 70 be hopelssly insane succeeded in scaling the
wall yesterday afternoon. and endeavored escape
INNING down through Twenty sixth street. he caused
immense excitement, the women and children flying
all directions his approach He was eventually
caught by Of the officers OF the Twenty FIRST prs
cinct and taken back to the hospital
FOUND DRowNBD-The body OF q man was found
drowned yesterday in the North river the foot Of
Forty ninth street. The deceased Ii supposed TO bs
Henry Abel who was drowned on Saturday on Fifty
second street The remains removed TO the Morgus
for Identification, whore Coroner Wdey will hold ~
inquest.
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R U S SIA.

Treaty Of Peace with BOkhara.
ST. PETERSBURG August 10, 1857.
The war which has been carried on between Russia
and Bokhara has terminated. A treaty Of peace
concluded yesterday.
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THE UNITED STATES SQUADRON.

A Steamer Ordered to Crete.
LONDON, August 10, 1867.
The United States war steamer Swatara has been
Odsred 70 proceed To Crete
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cholera has appeared a. yet and we hops we shall
escape the scourge this season
senator Dootle and Mr. Collins have left Russia Tor
Germany.
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THE CHOLERA.

Severe Visitation in Sicily.
FLORENCE August 10, 1857
Dispatches have been received which state that the
cholera raging with considerable violence at Palermo
in Sicv
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THE CIVIL COURTS IN NORTH CAROLINA

resp0ndence the Subject Between thol
General and Governor Worth.
RALEIGH, N c., August TO- 1857.
The following telegraphic correspondence betwsea
Governor Worth General sickles took place this
evening
STATE NoRra CARoLmAt
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, RALEIGH, August 10. 1861
Major General ScKLEs, Commanding the Second MIL
tary District, Charleston, s. c.
The county courts, whose duty it Is to revise and pro-
vide juries both for county and superior coura
in many counties have not made such revisal snos
any disposition to disobey your order. Your order
qualities jurors those who have been assessed and
or as
fiscal year ending the 3oth day Of September next Our
act ss S.aSS ~ III ssI s.ns Ss %
Of law makes il impossible that the clerks
OF July Sheris usually begin collect about the 2osh
Of July, and allowed until October to complete COL
lection and mako returns The county courts caonos
know who have paid this year the Sherins
shall have made their returns ct the nrst term OF
octobst have no doubt 4. The county courts wiz
comply with your order The fall circuit Of our supercs
ns q. as jury s Win mot &
on Is. way to their circuits report to me
and that he construes your order Is for,
bidding them to try any suit before jury not draw4
comfortable to your order No. 50. lit be true. ~ (
think s that the county courts have construed yous
order above set FORTH the calamity will result that no
the counties Iyou suggest any mode Of avertiad
this calamity by telegram will communicate y %
telegram to the judges ovsrnos M AsrS Ssroc
General sicklss replied to Governor Worth foi-
lows
HEADouARrxRs, CHARLESTON, 8. G. August 10, 1857.
To His Excelency, Governor WORTH, Governor oe
The circumstances set forth in the telegram OF yous
wise the jury lists in compliance with General Order No.
50 in time for the present term Of the courta Para
s spe 1sa'a apDcsop no. The prssss
term Of the Superior and county courts for North Caro-,
lima and the jurors FOR said term may Dc smpsnssd =
Excellency's telegram aud this reply is authorized foe
the Information and guidance O. all concerned cx,
J. W. CLoUsE, Captain and A. A. q.
Sc; Machine sAw:rd:
chg % Whssisr wilson Of the 1sSs:i
Of the official documents confirming the announoemeut:
EXPOSITION ps,,! US Wy
COMMISSION IsrIsiAI., CIA1r d. MARsl
M R. HUNTING, ls9 Regent street. London
Peg
ns Machine: and guttonhoIs Machines was awarded =
Ai;; Wilson. + EsE
Another letter Of the same date s.ys:-
n. ssS
S york shoe 70, Ts s .a
perfection Of their sewing Machines BussonSos Ma.
~ A: gold
sonsi jury At the Exposition Gnvsrssiis.
Extract from the Moniteur Universal ocisl Journal Of
,Ias wSssiss w,l:sn COMPANY Of New Iss.
the gold medal 81 The Rnpostion Hns:rsse or ,bs soed
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Fs spssss ssS.ss s"SslS N:s Fsr
and purifying tonic Sold BY druGgqts
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Address Pollock and SOn.-M anufacture tho
finest block MeerschAums Al
~ John street. Nassau GA Broadway ALSO roe
pairing done. Boiling. 81.
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b. p p ooa: Ssss :s-:. Il New rs4 ss
every Tuesday, from o A. N. JPN. FlrV
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Mrs. Wipslow,s socthiug syrup 10 the Pre-
scKticn Of Of the best female phyaans 10
the United sates and has been used for
failing safety and BY mlons q usthers
children II relieves the child PAIN corrccs aciditI
stomach relieves wind collie and by evins rest "a
health TO the chld- comforts the mother.
MRs wiNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP.
having the IA smile Of Curtis Pertins on the ous -
wrapper. Aliothers base limitations
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A.-A:-Meeprs. kaldenbers a. Sen wish %
inform the public that they have received Prise q the
Paris Exposition for their Meefschaum Pipes, Ambers
&C. and the OF Pipes the city
sonable prices No John street. stairs. and - Wall
street. corner Of Broadway.
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k' es "a Is: > al s..
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r .Hc R H. Is s:~9sl ". ss4
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Lea q Perrin's saacc-Dciicieus with sosps
JOHN DuScAS's SONS, AssntA for the Un,sd siAlssj
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.. BartIett's RsvsrslbIe sewin. Maeh!.es are
raj depot, so Broadway, New York. 49,
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store. No. 10 Union square ursdsy ihs iSh issi ysS
and superior stock Of Hats Caps and furs The
public invited call and examine this snporiu,
well ~ the richest stock OF goods In the county,
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S ss :si y: sss
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Medicines In One,

The Old practice IN Bowel compa,n. "a. 10 give first q
WAYS RsGULafiSo Fills these ihrss msdIclaa Lrin,
ciples are combined. They pnrrs without prostitution
change the condition Of the sysiel Without. vIocnos an4
he bowels and vsI These snSes procssse4
Psr boz coated With sweet ss free from TASTE sold
ws.rs Sss ' IL. An.sg Hisss,'sss ss.ds ssss: II:
isfs. - Lsss EF.
w:-.ss, 'yss s,lYisfk Tts(,s IVA
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Ladies and Geptlcmen Who Have UssG
TIbT0Ne ALrERANT for dressing and changing hasP
from light dark color pronounced ne bsst article svse
Ach sulphur Of lead and ssdsnt o. any
kind To be shaken up and rubbed into the hAir VIII
change white lxhs coorsd hair 10 auburn brown IN
Of the tms OF any other preparation offered
for ssis b. all nrs class druggists Of Wholesale By cHAs
n CRfTTEkToN, No. - Sixth avenue.
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xGssysr Rsa:r: ,sssss Prs-ls. ssws.sS
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unfortunate ne4r1i3nt0o. q
10 Q criminal careewness.
PUBLIC LmRAREs.-Both the Aston md Mercantile Ii.
brarss closed yesterday for the usual summer recess
and will not reopen until the I'd Of september.
rmRrsLs FILA boy named James q. Pratt, aged
six years and residing With his parents al No 23s East
Forty. street, fell from fourth story window yssssr.
day morning into the street, when he received such
wdey notified and held inquest yesterday after.
noon, when vsrdict Of accidental death rendered
by the jury.
ANOTHER SEVERE FArl~--A man named Michael XII.
een, aged nfyons, residing at $40 East Thirty
street. found BY Of the officers of the Ninstssntn
prsclncs the corner Of Forty second street and First
avenue early yesterday morning. with his leg broken he
having fallen from the rocks In that locality II 10
conveyed 10 Bellevue Hospital.
KRosEss Accountability. Eliza BlAuvst and her
daughter Margaret, were both severely burned lass
night while in the act Of nling kerosene lamp ct No.
las Downing stresS.
Rus ovm.-About halfpast four O'Clock yesterday
afternoon Mn Bentley, Of Paterson, N j., was run
West street BY United States Express wagon,
by physician and the lady sent home.
ACCIDENT or rHs Egw HAVEN RAILROAD. unknown
man wss run over yesterday evening shortly after six
O'Clock, by one Of The New Haven Railroad trains, al
Ffty-ninth street and Fourth avenue and was injured
20 severely that he Died q. St Lukes Hospital half an
forty years OF age had very thin side whisksrs
wore black frock coat cloth cap and calfskin boots
AccDESr on PKR--Jamss White truck driver, was
standing his on pier 90 North river about six
O'Clock last night whom another truck his truck
and threw him from his seal This horses became fright
ened and started o. running Whites neck injurine
him pretty severely and running into No IS OF the
Ban Railroad, sighuy njuring l. Lcervs ana wife, OF
Staten Island,
Row ~ A, furrru Housn-About nine O'Clock las,
night . row occurred In The tenement house No. lis
Christopher street, In the course OF which Marrars
Bssfs w 'hrova Sr tsu frpn .as balcony a the ssess<
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the French empire
"The Wheeler 4 Wilson Company Of New York, manu-.
facurers of Sewing Machines Just received
the gold medal at the Exposition Universse Tor good
construction OF their machines; the Improvement
making buttonhoes applicable 70 their sewing Machines;
also for their machine especially FOR making buttonhoss
This award Is accorded for the great development
Messrs Wheeler Wilson have gwen the sewing
industry In bringing their machines the doors Of ALI by
their cheapnsss and solid construction which allows theb
employment with satisfaction families treat al
vantage In work rooms"