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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-25
THE LOUISIANA SITUATION

GOV. M'ENERY's MEssAGE-THE DECISION OF
THE SUPREME COURT OF THE. STATE NEF-
FECTIyE.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH
NEw-ORLEANs, Jan. 24-Gov. McEnery, IN
his message and House Of Representatives,
Of Ehis State says: The extraordinary decision rem
dered by majority of the Supreme Court yesterday in
the Returning Board does not affect in the least de-
gree the great political question involved in our political
troubles and engaging she profound attention OF
the people OF the United states.
The question OF the solution OF our difficulty has
passed beyond the control Of courts State or general
II is OF purely political character, which must be det
nitey determined by the Political and legislative depart
ment the General Government The real question rs,
not what the Wharton Board OF the Lynch Board has
declared as the result Of the election but what are tne
official returns Of the election they came resh ana
officially from hands of the Commissioners OF Eec-
ZION determined authentic shape; who was
elected and who not eleped to office. and
this great question is untouched by the decision re-
ferred TO- could be before the court IN
the suit between the Returning Boards In addition
10 this no court In the State OF Louisiana or elsewhere
can decide upon the qualifications OF members OF the
legislature Under Constitution the Legislature Is
the Judge Of the qualifications OF ts own members
and interference or Intervention Dy ANY court III
that direction is simply sheer usurpstlon
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ably originated from . movement on - :, V-Oo0
seeking TO influence the action OF the 60 'o o inc par
agraph put in tho Appropriation bill by 10 noSe ro
Gently to repeal the under which the q overn,Sn'
is paying the road one half Of is transportation DIS
Horace f. Clark President OF the Union Pacit aii-
road when questioned relative to the thst inc
oaa vas IN be sold for the benefit OF the first ortga
bondhoIders replied that he knew nothing about "
He had received ntrnstion that anything OF tlie
klnd was to be done. The interest on tho
bonds was paid jan l, and the incxt payment was
made on July L. Many things might in that inter
val He saw no reason however to doubt that the in.
terest would be paid when 1t became The road was
IN good condition and doing good business The bonds
are by thousands of persons scattered over the
country and sold like other securities over the
OF bankers and brokers, by private individuals
did not know large holders OF the bonds had
the dispatch from Washington, but could
foundation FOR the After road had defauted
lecture what the bondhOders would do.
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THE WHARTON TRIAL.

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. A.-Dr II. c. Wood of
Philadelphia medical expert for the defense, occupied
the stand during the greater part OF the day In the
Wharton trial He denied that there were grounds for
even suspicion OF poison in Van Nesss His at
tacks attributed TO gastric irritation during state OF
prostraon produced by overwork and other exhausng
causes The defense had prepared for this declaration
by the introduction OF evidence to show Van Ness's
previous wretched health This condition the expert
admitted Of occurrence. but he had seen sew
eral instances Of the affection The cross-examnaton
was very searching, but the witness not shaken in
the position he had assumed. II Is believed that the
opinion expressed by this witness will secure Mrs.
Whartons acquittal unlcss the State impeaeh hs eyi
dence by the introduction Of rehutting testimony.
Every spot In the courtroom filed tins the
teenth day the trial and the public interest by
means aDated
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THE BURNS DINNER.

The annual dinner of the Burns Society is
usually an interesting occasion, but 1t rendered
doubly attractive by the presence, last evening at Del
onicos OF the distinguished Scottish poet and novelist
DR. George Macdonald. The prominent Scottish resi-
dents OF the city present, and stranger there
heard the same songs which enliven ths baronial
ouetipg halls Of Old Scotland.
Te toast The Queen and the President OF the United
states met with hearty response from John Patton,
President OF the Society Tho second toast, "The I-
mortal memory N Robert Burns was drunk In silence
scotland drew out speech from Bryce Gray. Vice
President Of the Society. after which D. al. Crerar the
s0rrefsry sang SCOTLAND 10 Free" The toast scot
f,sT LIte brought Out tho guest OF The SDGiaty,
who Wa INTRODUCED ~ Bryce Cray aad who made =
hsppg rospoaSo Tt ...
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
sATnRDAY JAZZ. g.

SATURDAY JAS Is.
Ms or Great Britain and France Queenstown sni liverpool b.
the steamship Atlantic close ll.J0 Supplementary Mail
on White Dock closed $50 Steamship sai at .
u from White sta Dock, PayouA Ferry, yerSev CITY.
Supplementary Mails masl DO prepaid Ht
double postage
Continent 81 Europe via Southampton Gud
steamship mails close 1850 No Sap
Elementary Mail Steamship sails "A I'D from foot Of Fhir1s
Direct PruSian cDed Mail sent BY this line.
direct Bres. and hayre, steamship VILE
De Paris si close At 20 Steamship sails Al NJ from ter
No. 50 K
Mails for KEY By steamship City close
sesrnship sails Al D. u from Pier No. 20 r. z
for halifax s. Il closed AZ the ievYct PostOmee every
Friday at O'Clock Steamship sails from Portland Me-
SATURDAY, at 8 ?. m go
Papers each Which mgs be prepaid
SUNDAY JAS %.
All Mails close at II O'Clock the Fost0hee IS RON
N 70 a
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PERSONAL.

The Emperor of China assumes the personal
government OF his empire the oath OF February next
The MikadO of Japan has ordered that Off
cials OF rank shall official European costume
when they attend his evees, which receptions to be
Mr. Robert T. Lincoln writes denial of the
current statement that his mother has given away the
Bible which the colored people of the South presented
70 the Martyr President r-r- r.-r--r
The President of the United States has given
gold watch to the captain Of the Navy OF the Neither
land in RECOGNITION OF kindness shown by him TO dis
uessed American sailors.
Sir Cowajee Jehangeer RedimOny is a name
suggestive Of dislocatlon and munacence. We
read that a statue OF the gentleman who bore bears t
Is 10 Do erected at Bombay. u
Col. Ackroyd of Halifax purposes presenting
to that town park. containing 90 OF land stu
ated az its extremity The tract is known
the ShIOggs Wood estate. --r.r--
Mr.. John A. Brown, one of the.oldest bank
ers in Philadelphia lately died there, age a. 1t IS re-
membered OF Mr. Brown that 1871 he gave 800 900 20
the Presbyterian Hospital of that city.
The skeleton that Capt. Hail some time
since dug up in the Arctic regions has been sent to
England 1t is that Of a man about FIVE feet eight
inches tail. One of tbs teeth Is flied with gold.
For the Marines. The case of Jose Martina
Cantinho. Resident Of Cape Frio, Brazil Said to be
only 194 years old. Born when William OF Orange
reigned and before the time OF Queen Anne Great nat
st. Louis papers are discussing the question,
Who is the Oldest native MssOurianl The names OF sew
erl claimants OF the title have been published. The Re
publican says that IL Mrs Marie Katharine
Gubar-OOrn Feb s. 1895, died Nov. "A 1872
Jimmy KennOyan, age GO, recently accom-
plshed the feat of dancing for 81 consecutive hours at
Vallejo, California. The Chronicle OF that place says
when the last % minutes Of the 81 hours had come
Jimmy, Who IL seemed had husbanded his strength for
the close, let himself out he seemed as fresh and
vigorous when began and he danced the last three
dances with energy ana heartiness which would
have put TO blush youth OF l6."
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8UCKiSGHAh-At Poushkeens e, TnurisT jsn. =. 8 Mrs
Polly i0s u tn lite stephen BsckIugnt1 pf'oss
Conn. q lie nth Of her
Funeral II buckingham North
MONDAY afternoon. n ,k Toe
0f be- % Connecos isr
L Thursfay evening
CAIries W. vi her
lezves stiend the funeral fra her lsts
Monosy tie 9Th at "a seog Tholt fbr.
all The ~ !. Isatsrs Prai
AMI return % thu ~ p n down irrin.
cURrIS-At Strfri Conn. Mr. George .csl -
gears. Of the ae Bhih Curtis, ezl.
CURTIsS-)u FrdAS Jan a. Bya D ~ Of Chss Caris~
Relatives Of he la respectfully INVITED - ttteDj h
funeral residence. No az RAs hfetat fursisT
blih. Y OcOek.
NGAbSOn Friday Jan "a Clara A.. jstsr Of i<sh ad safs
W. ingalls, Of Portland. Ne.
Funeral u her uncle % wnt-srss
Sunday JsB. - q o'clock The -n
be- 10 Portland for ntsrmeui.
MOLEAN-On Friday Jan a a. s rsstena - Morton -, IDhs
Mclean. q the 15tl OF las
Notice Of he funeral hereafter.
RASDOLPH-Ian 1879, Charles itaBioph sh-
Joseph r. Randolph eZea 81 10 months ard y iass
o The members u Hano~t
Lcdge No. 49, l. o. x F. invited % s-Hd ls funeral rra
Baptist church seventh sB1 sghthasn~
Monday The a OclOck-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-25
THE UNIoY PACIFIC RAILROAD.

HE ONAON 49, ~
KFFEcr oP THE RECENT RUmORs IN WALL-sr.
Wall-st. was excited by the rumors pub
hhed yesterday concerning the contemplated forcing Oh
the Union Pacific Railroad into bankruptcy entaiilng
sale Of road 70 the advantage of smAi chque VINO
were 70 purchase at the expense VI inc snarshoiuef
VINO had invested money in It. The run1or Aleeeo ina.
tbs bAnkruDcy uroceedugs were 70 be brought about
BY failure oa the mart OF the road 70 pay tho interest
our next July and that il sold the road would De oouR
DJ the Central Pacific Railroad Company IN eohheVOn
VITA ~ Vanderbilt infsrest In Ne~-fork' lor Au
AAonn % more than sufficient 70 pay the hfs' mo.
sage anu Income bonds. le@ging the 6oYefhsp. -"
''-ls which are sec0nd Hen entirely unproVuoo io'
a TRIBUNE reporter eslied upon Or r. q. Duf@u, *
''o~Pfesident aue asked for Information lie sAla tha
~ 'S.Ssea sae Esisor AL humbug-" II aad prog
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-25

BIAR-AsGgIglIO 1sansaag. jan ~ me -sS,nss .fsss
i, R o-st. b. the J. y Dngstreef. Jose1h Blair
Ign dlry e. tssgbpr % Andres Anznsa " cb'eaSTo. "
No c1rfG
BUCKINGHAM Bridgeport Cysrf Wfnesfss IA -
1873 eke -. Bncsiaghsm hr fwt.
Hail. daughter u Toe as feaT Han Bni<o
PULLhAE--KBNT-Os he Nh nst. By he Right ReY W.
Cenheer by the Rev Mr. Ns-ers II - i%kss ohur
fsiFpsburrH SewJeev Wesley PYma~ Phs1ieiphE %
Julia Kens 81 Phihp.bur>1.
Observation-Disclosures rcsfencs u Ne 5nfes mD.b>r
geuoa Center Hsss bY D.. JOhn RchsrlS -
Prttston. Penn. ~ Susan 3. Chs6sick-
WATKESFTTZnC Gu-On lrh0rssg Jsn p a Bay CITY Mica
rsp a. the r-efr isthe He1sssb Watkins n Nov
YORK Elizabeth daubter Of Charles O. fbugb
WHYBRYw- DOARDaAH-On Turssr. Jan D. 30 ~ lobBs
Church Cno- Island the Rev J. G. a1sri0n d.
Csrlrs r. Hh,hsew 81 D. ., GeE-Yok ABne psy daughter
the ate Jarrss Boa -insu = D. - staten Issad.
Al Notices u harT1aqss mHst BE- mdOrscs Nth fslR
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

roRT or SBw-T FORK. ........,...........JAs ~
CLEARED.
sssn.AID cegmSia OBJ M,et.y G,-so- Henderson Bros
Barr Brand Brl M.e1s k1s's9a Jam Geo y Bailey
Bart Columbus Ger l Ihaer Brenen Herasn KoOp Co
Barf Jena Philips Hull Bus. J. p. waa'y Co
Bsrk Hilda MOT Olsen. Bordeaux G. Iosss 4 Co -,
Bar. .S P5 ast,1 SSssos,es or p;nsS ss Gee Bailey
Bns RAPID Brl. LAYTON BoecO del Tore G. wsses & Co
BnG GaIslls, Cole, MaraaIa. g.
seAr j. Williams Aorren stanford stanford Manufacturing
s.,m,hp Pr.ucon. Bragg Portland with mise and pass to o.
ssc.m,hip Prs. o. o. Meir .mbars jan and Havrs uss
steamship India BrI Monroe Gssxo- ps.s.
scbr. Gr.o. Cushing. Bailey Portland, 9TH lumber
senr Cha. a. dTsiner srssy Pro,dssss fs K.Ss;Ipsr
sehr. sudgs Kenyon, Bs~is, Sew-HsVs~
SAILED.
WISD yundo~a. fresh n x eoody and stormy
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros Jan sIAnved ships Cavoar tOn Batavia; Rspubie
from Gosnbug bns Ediis FROM sasso Do~'nsO scar q Morn
soTos jan brig Lge Houss,Oa from Pensacola
ssa % e''r '" S''s'''"a' 81 Albert L. D' '
PosrnEss Mos.on Va Jsa Ps.sd in fs BALTIMORE b,rs
UeaiueEos Bess for iahI sts.roa Broek, iot Bensa NJ
.sd ch.r,ss x. PAGE wosi inais.
barb Tarsoo Bremen sailsd. bog, Anoaa Rosal 70,
shr Jesss Suh. New iofk. sailed NJ H
socthsn and n Howe for s.-Yors jOhn hcAdsm. Sss-
..'.. .
GAIvssTos Jan e2-Arn.ed, seazshO CLYDE Kensedy ron
sailed stsaashp Gas o San ABoas aor
se~-f0rL .rr.rr
FOREIGN PoRrs.
HALIFAX g. Jan A-Ths sssarashp Minueso,, ..I, for Ne
Yort shs uornne taking the local nails The tssmsAp
Lsgas. os soHs,rs A. .sss q, i ,ss distress. s Ss'a
DISASTERS.
The steamship Miessssis r Fresmsa ou Lvesael JAs "a
Snsastose IA oS Neg fVrs inls hsiaI IA shss Of 80.
Bosros J,n The fishing fhf Mud Mailer Of Gosoeiss sor
tshak rse wat shore Dee isad blss has part 81 'i
s as'ass ieIsE ne .ors rss ss'- ~ sas b-' '1eSH
~ We fessa sdl q = eieS.<
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and among others thus became acquainted with George
Alien, produce dealer. IL was Mr. Aliens business
custom 70 purchase the cargoes OF vessels from proyn
OLA seaports. Hutchinson heard of this habit and BY
telng Allen that in the port OF PequOt Maine he could
purchase cargo very cheapY. Hutchinson induced the
produce dealer TO give him g. 100 in money and then de
oamped Alter an elapse OF several months the de-
teotives learned that Hutchinson preaching In an
episcopal church in the village OF 5wedesborO,
Cape May " j. Going to that place. the detective
rested Hutchinson, who with the officer arrived In this
city. on his way 10 Boston, last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-25

favor. bio and tina .Iery v.s -rovrisd Below tbs
names OF those works which brought 500 and over
Sailing the sheep" H. NJ Carey. ssss Dtyle sS'oa
clifford 80. Nathan Iss Summoned b IeoHiign D. ~
ssrh. sns The Frs Tar" Lsmmens siss ;" spIm. q
InBess, sll0 "Crussdsr," Hehlz fID bss1sospe,
Troyon $3.50 Leap Yssr" a. Brown $50 Ibe lhisoalS
d0n" O Brown, slt5 hsnshed Mountain X Oiusfa. 49,
"Cbii with rs 5cene IN Switzerland Osst
$40 The Cradle" Aeeard ss1 sO shei5un msdow' r.sr
siO9i "The Poser Mount SlD Lsndssgs. nss,escs
Fla slIs RyOre szt5i The Pet n Deslo
8s5i gstheTBg Storm Of Mount Dessert" DE Haas IL
Lsbdor" Bradford bk255 The CouSsesesnt. tssfes h''
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-25
Jersey CITY FINANcE3.

A letter from President Prtchard of the
Jersey City Board Of Police Commissioners to Gen. T. A.
Carman City Controller the result Of the discussion
as to the management the citys finances under the
present Commissions, has brought out the following
condensed statement Of the present Indebtedness OF the
city:
Bond, PRIOR consolidation o. Jesey. Hudssn
and Cites. Skoo n
the hrs; charter lj4WO
iqucae bonds tue 1878 lOO0
s,rnsrr c,,1 ..................... 10000
Tot,fdsbs n former c;ta J740 30
Total bonded debt present oJlsJD
Leaving s3I790OO. the debt contracted since the con
sOidation in May OF this amount. s,S69OoO was
contracted during the government under the former
Board OF Aldermen lone year, and the balance. JOOO,
under the present commissioners who have been IN au
thOrity since May LIST, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-25
WHERE A BABCoCK EXTINGUsHER WAS


In the report of the fire at the Oriental Brew
cry last evening IL says ON reaching the second floor
the yatehman discovered the flames burning along the
ceiling immediately above the shafting. There being no
water appliances for eXtInguishlng tire at
could do nothing 20 check the progress OF 1.-THE
flames" It employ watohmen TO discover the
ire but folly to provide them with means OF eX
ringuishing il when discovered in its early stages.
Evening Post, Jan. "A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-25
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM GLASGOw-In steamship Fuda Jan. "a. W Bennott
Edward Conner Brnest Frey Marie Roller Antoine RenBer James
Clark.
PROM HAMBURG-ln steamship Ff1Sd Jan A-DL 2 Rsng,
Gope ~ KOhmann. g. T. Bauer. o. Kaiser Nahlks
Schneider and Muller A. Reuter- Ses q suttiuef
D. Charles Miller G. Cath, g. r. Honsna liberty.
Peschner ehldren G. Pgh a. StAmm. LAsrA
Berg Gesehsser A. Jack Agnes Rock Bskeas l. Wuser NJ
Kalsh % and children Minis Bsunberger
Loppin Mr. Res Mr. Post family AMI servants As
Randolph servant, MrS Putnam, Mrs SAmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-25
THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEvORL6ASs jan 24-Flor firm Double Brtra,
o. ssG So Family - $3.50 o Corn dnll
lower 6 oats ai c Bran dull and lower 20
.v scare and frrner Choice PORK firm
DRY Sailed iri Shoulders &C. Clear Rib lie Cesr Sides
-lc Bacon quiet shoulders Sc Sides DC Hams Isl 66c Lard
scarce frner Terce 81 6sie Keg 9ic SugrDemsnd fair
Inferior 5a6ic; Common, 81 gc Fair 10 Fully Fair 1se Prime
Common. <O050c Choice,
Ga67e Wdskg. Ole MISUNDERSTANDING 25tVZs; HewTork
sight discount Gold 49,
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An A11EaEn oLERlcAL swINpLER.

la July last, man representing himself I'd
be che Rev John Hutchinson Of the Protestant Episco
pal Church, went " Boston ana loinoa one 81 ""
,,,Iea of mat denomination lie asked inEoduntioIs
no many Of the seatBie4 uouosrs 1f 'ns ;2agregshoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-25
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER. YESTERDAY. At DfcxBs0s5. IN PARK
ROW. -.
"a a-f'' sSoa-5oi' jp NC xiddsss-sto Arssgc-~t
pannrNPHr ARrrYALs

81 James HOteI-Baron and Baroness de- Busserre
" Paris, and AuembYmau W Tobey Of Port Henry " Y...
S0aas Bo,t-Gsn Gro~ebOr Of Ohio Mayor Reid Of Ens
Penn NJ M Green President C0smhus Toledo r. Co.
md J. Mccullough Of Pittsburgh .MsropoAton Ho-Gen
Arn Rutherford u The Treasury Department and The Hon J. a.
Rankin OF 81 Louis sv H0Bs>-Ared Gather Of Cncnnsu.
grfHg CSaras Het-Gen Ballard Of Troy. Asor Rosse-
Gen d o. monehouss of Albany Clarendon HOt-Conansrde
Brees Stsrevoas H01ssSeuAiOr Townsend D. Cock Of
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PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

Prince Louis Napoleon will return to Wool
Wioh Monday
~ The President has recognized Sebastian b.
sehlesugeT Consul o. the 6ernAn Empire at Boston
... The funeral 81 Lord LyttOn takes place at
n0on to-day The E be deposited ST. Bdmunds ChapeL
-. Buckingham Palace has been placed at the
disposal shah Of Persia for residence during las Tai 10 kn
gland
col. The Senate, In Executive session Yesterday,
C. Bancroft Davis be Assistant SecTe
t4ry Of state vice Charles BALE. resigned.
DIR W c. Tilden, Professor of Chemistry az
University accidentally shot the National Hotel Wssh
ball from pistol which fell IRON Tie
o. g. Wall The ball entered the abdomen making ve
stTong hopes Of his expressed
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CArTLE aARKRT.

CHICAGO Jan AThe live stock market vas Say nierfeed nth
today which back the trains all the roads The
receipts gwen CAtVey little dong city butchers
spiugT and nous 81 TS0S ga choice
besyes 151s5 So Live Hogs active and prices firm sales - so
TO- ssg 30 900 - no. st0el al sold maIhes closed strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-25

o. -. ,,...--..f...,N piss Vests soans 81 IL *e =.
IN, .r.,,, p SAgcE Persoas sbe asie .
Ahss IN a. xomdfr tasJ '''' ' 20" ~p 49,
Rof sale BY sYsrT gycsr
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5ueclGl Notices

. scaeHcs's s nanSr@ks P Ril1-,
sCHBSCNs AAEORAKB PILLS
scHBNc2s MANDRAKE PILLS
If yOar bowels costise. ,,..
SCHBSCKs MANDRAKE PILLS.
p" ''' '''' 'o'-' TRY TuEM
sCHgNcKs MANDRAKE PrLLs
n Toar bad. - ...
sCHsScEs Mandrake PuLS
II "" '"' "O" TRY rHen
sCHRNCXS MANDRAKE PILLS
II 'oa low SPIRITED INV. r,,,,,S
SCHBNCKs MANDRAKE PILLS
" ''' TRY THIN
PA good 4ppate breakfast and not TOD
ie'- Of me "qa0'' TRY rHRM
Blu. Mao. preparation, .uay produce
The shieh they proies. @ os As.
pre.crlbes By them universally Liver esmpat Coas
MANDRAKE PILLS
T., s., r.. ~ 0 @ as @ sD, 9" ~ soon s
medicine : SroSgh, % the 'es Of ,f experiment $1,000 -.
stomach bu. sas1 Fys9 19S DspsSs 4 % S proper = ~ %
the digestive eases sped restored 70 her i1n 'Sos
and ios -orst e,sss q Indigestion may Be .1 ~ . NJ a.
body that ASSIGNED the important duty of liter NJ che blood 'As
: s-.d or inactive the whole body ympAthsacay
sarng th.. medicine ssss can restore s health,
which almost nraeuoas Headache,
Of s limbs feeling rrne and rresbeie. md oth
Of imperfect dssries<
the liver speedily relieved by the use Of sChHsCKs
MANDRAKE PILLS.
otiyeness piles and that n1onb.b
feeling oppression mental aHsuor lethay and isprsoa
spirits be Of business and the enl9D
hfs. by Of sCHBsC8s hAHDkAn
PtLLA
Prepared By ] H. sCHgsCK SON
Northeast Sixth and Arrb,ts Phisteiphi.
For sale By all Druggists and Dealers go ,...,.,
Nos and 2 College place New YORK. Wboieaile Aslale
S2,25O,sO0 offered.
TAers rSmsins for the public @ purehsss
This took = offered a so
ParV 5lOo
The money realized from Of isvot> " I'M
chase Of
Bght Blocks of Ground.
Located between Ninety e. ghb1s. The souh
One hundred d-secondsi. Tie sDrta
Third d The east.
Fourth VI the
areB "a y City bota
Parties ourrhaiag stock Will their ists ths
UNION TRUST COMPANY
from he Union Trust Company beir stock.
money called for until d STOCK he's be
sold 10 o the land.
The iand freed from
stock parchssed OF he following parties:
= OWEN, Bne Railroad Odoe,
SAM. SLOAN. Pres Del and Lack. Railroad.
RICHARD SCHKLL. Banker. 81 Bronist,
ERASTUS BROOKS. Publisher N. Y. Express. spccsss
r. B. CROSBY. II Hssszu-st Cos@stsss
JAMES d. JACKSON, TsentYetshthst.
EDWARD ROBERTS, 85th-st ans ATsass a,
PAUL n SPOPPORD 70 Bnosd~ay.
UNION TRUST COMPANY. u BroNiuAT
HOWKS MACY. % WalA
FIPTH NATIONAL BANK TbiEo-aye. and bsh-a
BULLS HBAD BANK Thiri-sy and lsthst.
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