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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16

The Fifth Avenue il one OF the most elegant
ana popular hotels of Now York City, or indeed
OF the country, and a description of its recent
improvements from the Home Jmrnol il of spe-
oial interest to the travelling public.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16

me baltimore Sun IL evidently enlisted in the
service OF the Maryland Ring ticket 1t reports,
with great flourish, the Ring meetings, while
siVing those OF the Reformer4 very narrow space
The very large meeting of the Reform element.
at Frederick, on Wednesday evening, il Disposed
OF in Just eleven lines.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16
M MARYLAND & DELAWARE RAIL
Is1 ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMKNT.
On and after THURSDAY, JUNE 10TH fsIb
Trains viii run az follows:


Freight trainw have passenger car attached, and
will be subject TO delays incident 70 freight business
Ali freehts must be at the various stations at least
thirty t3O minutes before starting OF trains other
wise vii lay over twenty-four (24) hours
Passengers using the 4.l0 a m train from Faston
will arrive in Philadelphia at 9.20 In., and Ieturn-
ing will leave Philadelphia at b15 p M, thus giving
nearly eight hours for business purposes, in that
city. j, L. CALDWELL.
EAsTOE, June bthlST5. Superintendent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16

senator Bayard spoke at Richmond, Va, on
wednesday evening, in behalf of the local ticket
there, which the business men have reyolted
against, and was tho.gnest of Con. Bradley It
johnson, against whom serious charges arc
brought by the lteformers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16
TesIIn:OHFs

cheerfully give this testimony To the public that
Mrs. Fosters Blood Purifier and Tetter Ointment
eurei me:
was AFFLICTED for many years with dlsordered
blood, a troublesome and Obstinate tetter Of the
skin and swelling OF the glands OF the neck, which
was the occasion Of prolonged suffering and *
peDse.
consulted eight of the most prominent physi-
clans In the city and used their medicine ong time
without receiving any permanent relief On the
contrary getting worse, I'LL nnally almost despair
ing OF hope l was induced TO TRY Ms Fosters
Blood Purifier, which was recommended to me as
being a certain cure for my disease. II was the
turning poln- IN my case ; after using two bottles
OF the Blood Purifier in connection with the letter
Ointment the swelling cessed, the eruptionH dlsap-
peared and now ! am entirely and erect1ally cured
II further Information is desired concerning my
case, call st my residence.
TH0S. SCOTT,
1890 ClsTmont Street, over llth street Bridge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16

Ex-senator Wm. L. Hamilton, Of Western
Maryland, who who Wac slaughtered by the
King for the international nomination. has. we
resret 10 sec, taken the stump for Carroll, and
spoke at Frederick, on Wednesday evening. Up
10 thls ume' he had quietly declined to throw up
MS hat and hurrah for the Ring ticket
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16
puBLIsHKD EVERY AFTERNOON, tsundas

PUBLIsHKD EVERY AFTERNOON, ts'ndays
seeptsd,) at the COMMERCIAL BUILDING, SotisA-''esf
so,rsv FsfA and Market Streets. 9sso cents copy
Ten cem.s tseek DMIvKHBD FRKH W edrrsers
throughout the city, The COMMERCIAL Will Be se't oy
..sQ 70 sssv Post Oos IN bes castle County AZ so.oo
per annssra q 20 tor months; 30 cents per month
to Post Onces outside Of Se,s cdstk county so'o per
snnu. 81 20 for three months; 50 cents pr "o'iA-
r IN PuBLrsHxRs PREPAY POSTAGE tn ~ oases.
COMMERCIAL sTBAM PRINTING ROOMS, pro
ysied Nth dyselass machinery and sstiiSl 'orh"s''
for executing Book Job and Mercantile Printing o al
descriptions, at prices belOu the aiding Printing
Houses of the large eites.
DBLA WARE TRIBUNE, tFeeEly,I the Peni'lsular
organ Of Farmers and Pruitgrotoers; great Pdrnty
Newspaper; psibltshed eeey Thursday morning, al
Too Dollars gear, rosrAoR PREPAID BY THE PUB
LlsNxRs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16
WILMINGTON Il READING K, r.
w SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.


attached.
CONNECTIONS.
at Wilmington with trains on the Philadelphia
Wilmington Baltimore and Delaware Railroads.
Al Chadd'A Ford with trains on r. d b. G. X r.
AT Coatesvllle with trains on FsIlna X. r., and al
Reading with trains on fnll8. Il Reading, Leb. Va
and East Penna., and Reading a Columbia Railroad
and the Reading and Lehlgb Railroad.
z COLLIN9S,
mar3-u Genera superintendent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16

Mrs Fosters Rose W Worm-LozenEes.
An infallhle remedy for worms. safe, pleasant
AMI reliable. Irice % cents per box.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16
MINERAL SPRING WATERS:

Geyser, tSaratoga) Excelsior, (s,aratoya,) High
ROCK, (SaratogaD Vichy, Kisslnyen. Also, Inc fol-
lowing waters In bottles Congress- Excelsior Ua-
thorn, Geyser, High Rock, ST. Louis, MayIetlc
FRANKLIN, Baston spa, Gettysburg, Misslsauoi
kocshridge Alum, st. Catharlne's hrtesian Freid.
erithhalle Viclly, Seltzer, Bedford, Etc
e. BRINGHUftST d CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggiats
Corner Sixth and Marx et Straeta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16

This well known and thoroughly tried preparation
maintains Its reputation as remedy unsurpassed
for the cure of blood and skin Diseases VIZ TetteT
ringworms Scrofula, blstches, plmpes boils i'm
purites OF the blood, etc. Put up IN quart bottles
Price 81 90 each
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16
Choice soda xyy,.r

Choice Soda WeIer.
z. Bringhurst n Co. have re-Opened their Mineral
water fountain for the season. The majority OF
our ctlzens have tasted and know for themselves
the superiority OF the soda water from this fountain
and the delicious nayor OF the Fruit Syrllps thnv
prepare, Of which there are upwards OF twenty va
rietles. They have
GLASS SlPHON BOTTLES,
and the necessary apparatus for properly bling them
with highly charged Carbonic Acid Water wh,,,n
can tie drawn at VIII, making the bottles really
PORTABLE FOUNTAINS,
which enable the invalid who may require IT, or the
lover or Soda Water who may desire It, 10 enjoy the
use OF this delightful beverage at any time at home
We have on draught the following popular
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16
eSptfial 9otiffs.
Cholera and Diarrh ora MI,

Cholera and D1arrh6a Mixture.
Cures dlarrh1a, dysentery, cholera morbus
cramp, pain, etc. Price 70 cents per bottle.
All the above remedies prepared and sold whole
sale aud retail at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE
Front and West Sts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16
oriental Pile ana burn saiyc.

Prepared bs Mrs. DIR. Foster. An infaliible rem
edy for piles Cnterna and externaD and burns.
Read the testimonials circulars accompanying
each box. Price 2h centB each
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16
Mrs. Poster. Tonic HItter..
Mrs. Fosters letter sa,ye.

Tonic Inyigorating. Appetizer. Cures dyspepsia,
nervousness, debility, fever and ague,
etc Put up in quart bottles. Price. fi.0o each.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16
Curry Powder

Curry Powder,
Celery seed pure spices. sealing wax aud cOFks
Also, sponges ehamois skins syringes, etc..
AT rHE
DELAWARE AVENUE DRUG STORE.
iyiI-u W. r. ALRIcH.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-16
mrs. Or. POSTERS Blood Purifier.

For tetter, ringworms, eruptions. To be used In
connection with the Blood Purifier. Price rs cents
der box,
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rHEMrsTERr or IR.PUGH's DEATH.
Was he Thrown from n Railway Car bv En-
ployecs or did lie Jump one

Henry II. Pugh, who deposed that he
was thrown from an Eric Railway train near
West End, ON Wednesday evening, died OF bis
injuries In 81. Francis Hospital, jersey CITY yes
terday orning. Detective Clos arrested Peer
Kline, the conductor OF the train, and, before
Police Justice Kesse Kline testified that he was
two cars to the rear collecting tickets when he
heard the bell rope pulled. lie aided In stop
ping the train. lie did not see pugn get or Hts
brakeman saw Pugh get ON the train at the east
ern end of the tunnel. The train was running
at the rate Of i've miles an hour. lie mad often
seen BOYS jump on At the entrance 10 the tunnel.
President Browning and Detective Brown OF
the Northern Railroad, who were on the train,
corroborlted khue's testimony.
Justice Reese said that 1t was evident that
X Inc did not hurl Pugh from the train and he
DISCHARGED him.
Thomas Wnelan, oeilman At the telegraph sta
ton AT the tunnel, says thst he saw a man jump
on the train al the entrance to the tunnel, and
afterward jump on, He fell on his hands aud
knees. Mnelin thought mat the car ran over
the mans leg and he helped To pick him up
and take him home.
There IL little doub; that this was Pueh, aud
II Whclan tells the truth, he lcupcd from the
train Instead u bping pushed, n he deposed be-
fore Coruner Whcdn.
justice kecse, however, believes Pughs story,
aud Mchael Grogan, the brakeman Of the train.
was arrested last evening. ine police saw that
they have proof that Grogan perpetratod the
outrage.
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DIED.

EDWARDS .sgddeHly In ,ercscnpoint. I. /. 90
The fcs,iyes and friends of the family are respcct
az o'cock at the residence OF his son. 9s Kent
FERYXYbEzCRrADo.- On THURSDAY. Sept 90, An
topla Ma FernandeA rhdo aged years aud months
crado native Of Hlyana cuba nn ANTONIO '''H"nus~
fny nye To- SH sena he b lg avn arc
inst at Pl9 A. ~. from the residence Of her parents
l2h st. where solemn high mass OF requiem will %
ouyYtr ' on rTg,e o. ne, ~, "a 1872, c,,,,o. h
oved wife Of Peter ilynes native Of County Tyrone,
me relatives aad friends Of the family, and those Of
n.lsw, George McGovern. are respectfully Invited 70
@ n e nSday s s aeT at 5Safs ot %ess
GSsvcnRES wiaER on Thursdav. Sent o, msPn.
a. sing sing on tne HUDSON Ernest KracAowiEer, NJ ID.
The funeral win take place from his resdenc. at sing
sing on SATURDAY, sept %, az o'clock. Hu on River
Ruroad train, with special will leave i2d It, depot
KEREs $Y.-On Friday. Sept. 81 James xeresey in
FAINT q John ana Kate Keresey aged months and
Th' funeral VIII take place from the residence of n
parents "a Fillmore place. on Saturday sept. 25, at
NERRITT.-On the Sandy. near GREENWOOD city Mo-
have county, Arizona Territory, July IA. Mr.. Joseph
MeSUA9,Eoq T6grsG Sfpt 81 EasSae intn,
4 yerrs ? months epI % ,inys ''s''s' "eSu"'s "N0"
Relatives ana TRENDS OF nc family respectfully
garsns' III North Gn a. Brooklyn b D. on Sunday
ncPhERsoN.-At Long Branch, on FRIDAY. Sept. "a
q consumption, Annie McLan, wife Of James A. Nc.
PhersOn Of tins city.
The funeral VIII take place from the residence OF hen
mother Long Branch on suncay, 2dth inst at O'CLOCK
L. NJ.
McrlGuE At Greeupoint, Long Island, N. Y; Sept,
81 1873, Thomas McIiyue, aged % years native Of
Ball henri parish OF KInnaiue, CountY MAYO, Ireland
H- friends aud OF his sife Catherine Nc rigue,
maiden name Catherine Lawless, are respectfully In
vted To attend the fnnerl sunday, Sept. o. from
MS lat residence los Franklin St, GreenpOint l.. I.
Tuam Herald and Mayo Examiner, ireland, please
cony
QuISs.-on Wednesday. ysept q, Rosanna Quinn.
aged 6S years.
The funeral win take place sunday. Goth inst. At
liamshurgh.
RYAS.-On Thursday. Sept. 81. Mrs. John Ryan. aged
O. years beloved mother Of Michael Mary and BridRcf
RYAN, native of parish OF DrOnln, County Limerick.
ireland.
The friends OF the family. and those of her brothers
Michael end Thomas Ryan invited to attend the
neral Sunday the 26.h inst at O'Clock, from hen
late residence, 1893 East i16th ST.
Limerick papers please copy.
sIAPLtrON.-On Thursday, Sept. %, John Thomas.
aged 10 years. months, and DAYS, beloved son Of
Margaret and the late william 81 lpleton.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully Invited 70 attend the funeral at the residence OF
his parents St I'd st., Brooklynk d. Sunday, Sept.
2d AZ O'clOck 4. NJ.
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FINANcIAh am COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY, Sept. A-p. M.-The stock mar
ket to-day has been irregular and comparatively
dull. The chief speculative features were Pact
nc Mail and Lake Shore, the former Of which
declined from 35A lgA, and the latter from
53AmjJs, both closing at the lowest prices OF the
day. Hannibal and st. Joseph was conspicuous
from the fact that 1t has long been neglected.
Tho price ranged from iSJl7AGlsSMIs. The
extremes Of Erie were lig and l6H; Western
Union, 1914 ana 751i; Union Pacific, 7OH and
20; Ohios, 1874 and 15 Central, 1854 and l03; st.
Paul, 3i'i and - do preferred 63's and 6s's
Michigan Central, ~ and 56A and Northwestern
3g'. and 3s7s. A full detail OF the changes Will
be found In the comparative table below,
The total number of shares dealt In was l3350G,
Of which Pacific Mail represcnted 600: Lake
Shore, 3l,4M Erie. 1000 Western Union, H.
l65 ohios, 675o st. Paul, 1850; the preferred,
800; Northwestern, 4;EO the preferred, 22O ::
Rock Island, 400; United States Express,
6lO; Union Pacific, 200; Al lntic and Pacific
Canton, 700; HANNIBAL ami 81. Joseph preferred,
20); St. Louis, Kansas city and Northern 30 /;
n suit T sceTaph " comd"nS, Ic5 Amercan
Express, lb; Atlantic and Pacific preferred,
100; Cleveland and Pittsburgh 100; and N. Y.
Money ranged from sa2H p cent. on call
loans and from G'c1 n cent. ON prime discounts
Foreign exchange opened at $3.50 for a. d VS.
bills and $4.et for short sight closing at $4ol and
Gold opened at llGi9 sold at llGi,, and closed
at ll6t. after selling AT ll6',.
Inc following were the principal quotations.
1899 iiIGH i299 zee n Sl lS iilGG, ,s
io:Ss55 <, 81, ii6% 2io i, H.. IDS 800 T. H. ii6ss
IN loans the rate, paid for The q gold were 49,
the total ciearlass at the Gold Exchange Bank were
$4,000 g9e balance f tSTS ro ana sSr,eaey
coo called bonds and paid out IN com interest on the
The days business at the United States suo1reasury
IHs SSd o reefn aca S aV ursneS re-
eepts N.o2l 660s5 DO nayments HSS,@o7oi DO
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BEAIs--LQcK WOOD ON sept. 10, at the residences
Of the brides parent. Astoria. L. t. by the Roy r.. IN
Cooper S. Gulyile Ne H. t. J. Annie Lockwood,
dauLhtgr Of J. Y LockwoO Z q all OF Astoria, l.. L
BRDUNtR-SMif H..-Ou Wclucad ". Sept II, 1875,
by thu Rev. Jol J. Rrouucr Monscy y. y samuel
g. BrOuucr to Miss Ilzzie Smith, daughter OF the late
John a. Smith, all Of this city.
DRAKE BAIDWtN.-On Wednesday, Sept. 10. NJ
the residence Of the brides father bv the Rev. nr
hrown Newton 7. Drake Of ~ iured, n j.. to Carrie
G., Daughter u Heury iia1win or BrOoklvn.
GRkENE-BkLL.- Thursday. SEPT 10. at ~. Annf
thurch, by. the Rev. Thomas GallautCt, w. Hcrran
Greene 10 LiDnic NJ. daughter Of the late John Bell all
notFMAN-RoGERs.-O Thursday 10Th inst by
tne tey stanley ~ ltoss!er Michael Hoffman OF Balti
SWAN HOWELl.-At Sig flarbor, on toe TN inst,
~ tue Rev. j. j. Harm on Lyndon NJ swan OF BROOK.
Of sag HsrOOr.
SMITH HAYDEN the residence OF the BRIDES
brother "a lfoOkyn. on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 10 by the
Rev j. W. Dillcr d. d. !. s. Smith Of Ballston ana "a
Ais. Annie j. Hayden Of BroOKlyn
THOMPSON LOCKWOOD Ca Saturday, Sent. n,
BY q G Rev. John W Kramer, Gnce Church Will an
city,
UNDERn f.-REvlLLE.-on Monday. Sept. 90, by
X v. q. II. Gregory. John NJ. Undrrnill ~ New YORK
city to Mise Eva Iievllle " New0ureh, n. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-25
A Temperance Editor Visits Jay GOuld's Rum
From Me N0rnnr. a NliionGi .idrocde AZ HomeHs
On htaH Temperance tHtoHs.

from Me N0rH'nr. a N1toudi .idrocdte AZ Moments
CifhAaR Temperance tntons.
Journalists should know, not guess. They
aust, therefore, 60 sometimes To strange places
innn. the Tribune lager beer saloon and restau-
rant was queer place to get dinner. The walters
stared at u~, wondering whether We would order
irlAugct, Culmbacker, kUzinger, or lager beer.
t. whether II would be Dunvtlle's old Irish
whiskcy or royal ginger liquour. But IL did no
good, and we quietly ordered roast beef pota-
toes, bread ana butter Just tins ana nothing
more.
Water waa not visible, and tho various placards
on the walls bore no other device than he
liquors We hayo named, excepting one announc-
Ing turtle soup and steaks to-day" We were
reminded Of the story of the captain Of boston
fishing mack, who ordered his steward TO pro-
cure provisions for "A cruise. Ten barrels OF New
England rum and one dollars worth OF bre d
wcrc rolled on board. when the captain learned
the details Of the purchase lie severely repri-
mandcd the steward. because SO much money
was wasted on bread. Should the Hub cap
tain ever visit New York, we would advise him
10 dine with the proprietor OF the tribune sa-
loon.
Pits are sometimes choked with overhanGing
vines and noxious plants that love the dark, SO
they are deeper than they seem. so II Is with
the nit In question. You descend In moro senses
than one, TO enter the one visible on the street
Beneath this, Ia the sub-basement, Is another
saloon. There, with lavish expense, pictures
completely cover the walls, which show how lust
Is born Of tho drink Life-sized frescoes illus
tratc the drinking usaees Of England, Germany,
France, Italy, aud other countries, where wo-
men visit the saloons TO large extent, and
whore beautiful barmalds lend their ennObing
and restraining ca influence, W o nave not seen
in the vile dens OF Water and Cherry street,
worse pictures.
For shamel whtelaw Reid and New York
Tribune Association! What monument have
you built to tue memory OF Horace Greeley!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-25

A number of turfmen were present yes
terday afternoon At Fleetwood Park 10 witness
the match for 500, mile heats. best three IN Ave-
In harness, between John Murphy's b. C. Pet and
McNamara's blk. .. Fire AWAY In the pools the
former was the favorite. The first heat was won
10y Fire Away In 1901. In the second heat at the
word Pet took the lead and h Id It until the end
Of the mile, winning easily In 2.5S. The third
heat was won 10y Pet m 2:ja. In the fourth heat
three quarters OF mile. when Fire Away came
on with rush and won the heat In 800. The
hfth heat very exciting. From the word
Pet ana Fire Away remained side 10y side until
within five lengths OF the stand, when Pet
forged auead, winning the heat and race by a
LANG IA IA 9Ui
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SpttlaI qo,it,s.
NV. smrnwooD.s InpRoyrD 7 AMER.

". W. SHERWOOD'S IMPROVED AMER
c IN horse aud cattle food first introduced tho
public In 1872 IL one Of the best articles Of horse
and cattle fool ever used It's merits movie iged
IN siAt,,A-pase panphc'. containing the Nance ~
many owncr- of horses who have. and ing II
daily. ny using one-quartcr OF "A pint OF shcrwOOda
viii ave money, tue aud trouble. II VIII make them
urinate free and clear, and tree them from
BOTS AND WORMS.
IL Will make them strong healthy at, glossy, skin loose
contains nothing thatis Injurious man OF beast. ny
It's 10 Will oncthrd Of time IN grOom Put
M IN 2la pounds, which will last one week. Price 80
cents per package. Five pounds 81. scad for pam
phltt.
For hens and chickens II ought to he administered
Fpaiingly nut ulafly IN the morning ana evening
meal IL tones up the vta force when In heavy LAYING
hens hcCours rapliN exhausted, In Young chic Ecns
when nrst ha'chrd feed D. their foo aud you will
have no scNness such AS the chicken choeri, dc.
Where fhrr are no feed ftlrcs thea u can be Ind Of
the general variety stores all through the United states
TIES IIMONIALs.
THr AMERICAN SOCIETY," FOR rHF pnFvESTIos)
or CRUELTY 70 ANIHALs, ncadquatt, I. 4th av.,
II. w. ShtrWOoi f. Esq bear Sif-Ne nave pleasure In
recommending YOUR improve American horse ana cat
Tie food, and hope vii eventually come into general
use II has been used IN stable with satisfactory
II SiiY BERGH President.
Tllo~. W. FAIRFIELD, Supt.
AMERiCAs VKrEgSARY lsFGRMARY.
he last 1904 It,, NrN York, Dec 81, lS7f,l
r. W. Sh"rw OF. Es0.-iu response your inquiry
10 what Thus uf YOUR food would state nave
feed know OF flr norsrs OF condition or 10 give
to them TO Keen them Ia COOL nanion Respectiully
- W rtN EYER Nelriln y surgeon.
Wholesale Depot a. joins. New York.
For SAFE at ali principal feed stores In cites aud
country
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-25
ASTONISHING TESTIMONY.
Capt. NcCu.iough'- Behavior while IL Conn
mand ia Thiriicih street.


At the trial OF Capt. Mccullough. con-
tlnued Yesterday, before Police Commissioners
Matse'l and d sbecker, Kate Heath. Annie Nun
roe, and other women. contradicted the testi-
had forbidden them TO trade with him. John
stevens md David Rooney, W. tiers In liramson
restaurant testified that they knew OF no such
interference with the lattor's husiuess.
The next specific .tion IN ths charges against
the Captain was then taken up. Anne Small re.
pc ted the testimony that she had given before
the Assembly Investigating Committee; that
Ncfulluugh had q He'd ~ her horse and asked
her 20 get 1uuh-y there for him that he had
ad yi. ed her rot % 90 before the Assem- bly, Com
mittec II suhpWnaed, as II was n1ihing out
face. and would soon blow over; and that he
told her that II she oil 20, NJ police captain
would let her 1--we IN New York aftcrward. Also
that the tfptuin ak a her to pcr-uade lOuheV
not TO co before the committee. After this po-
licemnn Stewart. who WIS TAX n of his post u
again; but since then me Inns heon put back Mt
her door. Sine Il described her arrest Ia bed by
the tuutaiu'- order NJ O'Clock In the IN rning
and her tr u-fDr from his station 10 the Fifty
ninth street station, VII re- he was locked up all
night. II cruss-cx miuailon she admitted that
she " had nccn in the panel business"
Andrew Baker OF ISL sixth avenue and James
Downing and Nm lruesdple Of Troy teSi fled
the first day Of the irial, threaten 60 nave Ne
Culougn broke, because II he was not broke
Brau-ln would not bs able TO do business in
New YORK.
patroluan Edwin X. Robinson swore that he
was in the room with the Captain AMI Mrs.
Small, on the nisht Of the Clptau'5 visit, and
that nothing was sad about the Committee on
Chine or louheys testimony.
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Wind M the New Jersey state Fair
V.s.,,,1,,. holm, ,i,,, t,s, ,in,, 81 tho N,,y
i'S''i""N "'l"H VIZ '''S' u"S Va wv ~"
Jersey Agricultural society races, very invit-
ina, ,,ro.,r,f,,,,e WAC or,r,d Tho frat cv.pt on
~ 49,.
tne v"u WIS puIse Oh S'V'' h'e u'a's' ue7l ON
3 $50 TO nfst. 500 to second. and $50 to third
n,,rs, ,,,th no, .ptrt,s. Vvr, r,,,.,,. h -, r,r
"ner N" fcter Nance d. 2 Harry hrVln, Charles
Sc greaVes II. =. tIuthesline, Robert Demp-tcr-
c,.,,c,, NJ udt, aud II n n,.,,,,. . - CA
''"''N'' '' "'N'V' ""N :" W. ""O''" y ~ gu
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Transactions Yesterday at the Exchange com
prsed foreclosure by George II Scott two three
story frame houses with plat tiS 6xl00 southeast
Morris avenue and Gouvcrncur street. Morrisa
ma Ct Ncnty.thfd Ward. 1850
By jas NJ. hlor one two-atory brick stable with
lot 2JNiOO south side ~ f. r.ythrd street I25 feet
west Of THIRD avenue, 1880
+. A. Lawrence Co. adjourned sale OF house and
lot west side Of THIRD avenue north Of tightyeighth
street, to sept. ~
For closure sales today NJ the Exchange arc an.
nounccd by James NJ Miller 1iS Mulberry street.
~ {: 5. Carer. one warchoue with plat north eide
OF l2Sih street, west Of Third avenue.