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VKTANTED'- RUPTURED PERSONs--To
wv call at KRAM q CO.'S and examine the
nSure Cure Truss" The best truss manufac-
hlred. ct the low price OF 80; n. W. cor. Fifth
and Elm, up stairs. Opea Sundays from AM
IOIP.M. se28-Tu, tn, ,S,n
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ADVERTISE.

! ADVERTISEMENT ON THIS PAGE
Under the respective classincations of
| WANTS, FOR SALE, FOR RENT, &C.,
FIVE CENTS A LINE,
No insertion less than TEN CENTS.
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VNTANTED-JIM CHARLIE DAVIS
wv formerly Of ia Race street, are located
at the .Sun Saloon" 73 Fountain Square, where
they will be pleased to see their friends. Open
ut all hours, day and night. oc4-2Ot
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xNTANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock of
w frst-class Sewing Machines In order to
retire finally from the business. Will sell at
lost for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 Walnut
ltroot, Hrst floor. je26-tf
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VETANTED- EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w That the New ork Shoe Store, No 6 East
Fifth street, is reopened with q fresh stock Of
Boots and Shoes at astonishing low prices. w.
P.CAHLLL, Proprietor. Oc7-3t
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IENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Ninth
Y street, between Central avenue and Plum
W. 7. Moore, Pastor. Morning subject:
BLOOD in It's Relation to Human Redemption"
The evening will be devoted to children's
meeting. A very interesting meeting is an
ticipated. Seats free.
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VNTANTED-TO RENT-A building con-
w tanning portable or stationary engine OF
horsepower; must be cheap. Address s., box
l,S92. oc5-St
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
BELL, THE PHOTOGRAPHER,
No, 100 West Fifth Street. au58-tf
THE LATEST AND BEST

Sly LES Of all SIZES Of fine pictures taken at
BELLS to suit or no charge. Old pictures
copied. Frames Of the latest pattern for sale
lathalf what they are sold for elsewhere. Call
and be convinced. Also ferreotypes Of the best
quality. Go TO BELLS, at No. 160 w. Fifth
street Remember, to suit or no charge; at
very moderate prices au2S-S,tf
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DICHMOND-ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
Ing by Elder .. A. Burgess, of dianapOlis,
Indiana, Tomorrow Morning at II O'Clock,
and evening at X O'Clock. Morning theme:
~Ihe Second Man." Evening: " Religion and
invited. 1t
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WV ANTED - AGENTS - For new book,
w "Success in Business; How to make
r. W: zIEG LhR 4 CO., Soi s. Clark ST.. Chi
cago, Illinois. oc6-4t
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JNTANTED-YOU TO CALL-At KELLY'S
wv New Photograph apd Ferrotype Gallery,
Iss West Fifth street, between Elm and Plum,
Cincmnati. Open every day. au8-4m
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.VXTAETED-BUILDI rent, by JAN
ing, for light manufacturing purposes, between
Race and Main, and Fourth and Second sts. ;
Q corner preferred. Address L., box 1,Sg7,
OFF. at
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tTNOR RENT-In Covington, a double brick Of
Z IL rooms in good order, SO2 and SOi Craig
street, opposite Eighth street. w. G. CHAM
BERLIN, this Office. se25-l2ts
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FOR RENT.

,THOR RENT-HOUSE-And three acres Of
r grountl. Inquire Of j. b. WARREN, No.
22 Court street. Oc6-3t
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lEOR RENT-ROOM--A nice front room,
tI first floor, furnished or unfurnished, for
enc or two gentlemen. Apply at $40 freeman
street. ID door south of Clark. oc9-2t*
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N7 ANTED-TO KEEP-A set of books af-
w ter business hours, or do copying or ad-
evenings to himself. Good references if re-
~ rod. Address II. r. G., this Office. oc1-3ts
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

CT. PAUL NJ. Il. CHURCH, corner Of sevenh
y and Smith streets.-Preaching Tomorrow,
at II A. NJ. and " 2. NJ, by the Pastor, Rev.
9. ii. Payne. D. D. sunday-school at ~ p. NJ
Strangers invited.
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lTNOR RENT-HOUSE-Brick in Avondale,
II on Glenwood, near Main avenue; house
has rooms and laundry, with hot and cold
water; large porcbes and beautiful lawn, with
line shade trees; lot Ito by 500 feet; also good
stable; possession given 1st OF November. Ad-
dress W. Il. T., Lock-drawer 1881. Oc6-Yt
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v GHURCH.-The Pastor. Rev. q. b. Bovn.
ton, D. D., will preach Tomorrow at II A. NJ.
and 1850 p M. Evening service in the main
Audience Room. All are invited. Sabbath
school at 9:30 A. NJ. 1t
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE-OLD PAPERS-2,UD old pa
Il pers, in hundred packages, at this Office.
Se29-tf
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TNOR SALE-LAND-143 acres of land, IS
y miles west Of the city; upland. Address
r., star office. oc9-tf
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.VXFANTED-YOU TO KNOW-That e.
wv DAIhEY's RYE-HOQsE has removed
70 IL East Pike street, between Scott and Madi-
16, COtingt6h, Ky. =, Z OcS-Bt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
AWANTED BUY YOUR HATS OF
MARTIN. at ~ w. Fifth st. jy15-1

vXTANTED - YOU TO KNOW That d.
; w CAVAGNA s. SON have now lot Of fine
homeless C0dfsn. and splendid line OF
Groceries. Jy28-a
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LNOR SALE RAILROAD TICKETS -
Bought Sold and Exchanged. HOW &
Co., ~ West Third street. jy18-tf
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WI ANTED - SITUATION = A competent
w book-keeper desires situation; can give
the best Of reference. Address BOOK-KEEP-
ER, care of Hadley & King, 165 Race st. OCT st
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VNTANTED-SITUAT ATIONS-By two Ger
w man girls for general housework, or up-
stairs work. Apply at No. 76 Providence st.,
between Wade and Fifteenth streets. oc6-3t
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IOR LE-CARRIAGES-Ncw and Sec
E ond hand, in great variety. For bargains
call at 10 and 81 West Seventh street. GEO. Q.
MILLER & SONS. scpT-u
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wANTED.--sITUATIONs. ,

VNTANTED-SITUAT ATION-To do cooking.
w city or country. 14O Richmond st. oc68t
w IANTED-SITUA ATOMIC do general
w housework in a small family. Apply at
northwest corner George and Cutter, over gro
Oery. Ocb-3t
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UlRD.-On Tucs'ay Oc;. ~ i,-l. Mary. vic ~ John
lurd. M the Gotta Nc rnf Nora
The rclaiNc~ ft''uas OF tur family arr rcs2ect-
IN Is slt't fn ateaI tar funeral from her aic rcs
dcscc, iJ Brngr t,r trJokyn. ou Iaursdty uci. II,
at % o'clOr 4. NJ.
HitiiIANp. on Ncndsv oct -. 1917. Thomas II.
illsinand. aged - Nrlrs.
fay invited ~ attend thr fun rat ir'm h. lit' rcs
n,c FL smit ST.. Bs1Okyn. on Wednesday, Oct 20,
81 u'coch T.. NJ
inr mem -crs ~ t, w0n Tone C'uD r~glcttci 20
pssenlnl" rsr'hc Hal corucr ~ 80 'rdn an Pdcinc
.is, at ~ +. 81 hy o~Itr 90 m PtrTtcni ..
Ps-Memocts Of the ol.n-na.Gscl is,1,ia'4on are
IANi ta.
lr p,gors ~ .se .py
NnYRF. IN t...ciN. on 1uc7iiv Oct ~ Charles
" Nnurc. urnf m Ihr f.u yrirtt ht sc,
NNN-iIl.t D.--Af her 1r rrsilenrs. lin lin ~,
urara tu'r as. Jerf ~ tt n ants, on oct. lu 1873,
A1ri Ann. nIf VI I> H. tinsur a. ed - wears.
sfs'i lAt- aui fcio.nl o. family. also lhf mem
hrr- .l g. -t nigr = -1 & i1l s. ST. arr respect
thu.. corner T. mira! a' and sVatl ST. w. l. lrsIay.
MoRNN.-At white Pl,ir' on SUNDAY, Oct. II, Maria
Mof.n. "a thr 'sltl yeas of her at.,.
lurcral T. ~ Joan H. &. CAuse1 on Neanesdiy.
OFT 80. a. n \. 81.
s,li lion SUNDAY. t..n inst; Mary \. NJ, wife OF
tie late licnry Sni;l, az Il - years.
The .atl We t1i fr" s.nad mcuners Of Polar star
Lodge, NJ. No. ] %. n'e rem cttuN invited 70
attend ihc iunc f fiou iGN tls ST. ,ay at pm.
Tirt's-O 1uosiev. oct ~. lS7b. Catherine thus.
WE 4 John lffus. ii t4f Sii t1r o. nor &C.
Tine friends OF fne ttnN, AMI her tatt -, 7 trek
DOuuhu., arr rrf tfniN sltrl at.ut ti funeral
from her late resI .lcc so "a = hrovNiyn, D. ON
Thur. das, Oei. u al 30 OocA = ".
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Real Pcnri- Iu-,cnd OF sham.

Parts Co,rsq ondsnce ~ me Fh0adeHAia telegram,
one of the vacant shops on the Rue de
Riy0 II was occupied temporarily by one OF those
Ar ~ vendors of pipes, perfumes. Imitation jew
eiry. shawls, Ac., wnerewlth the visitors 10 Long
Branch and Newport at homo have become
familiar. A gentleman residing in tho upper
p RI II the city stopped at toe stall tho other
day and purchased "A III Ing OF imitation pearls,
for which he paid ninety cents. THIS necklace
10 gave TO IFS daughter for one OF her dolls. A
celebrated jewe Ter happened to call one evening
while the child was engaged In amusing her ELF
with her new toy. "IIow foolish you are To let
n child have SO valuable an o, ject To play With"
remarked the Jewoll.r TO the father. "Valua-
and a Ia Il Tor il the other day" The jeweiIer
took tho necklac' from the little girl and ex-
amined IL long and infinitely. 81 do not care
what you paid for IT," he aid at length, but
this much do know. the pearls arc real, and
the neckl &c ia worth ten thousand francs
,S2.OJ) AT the very lowest computation. II YOU
doubt my sincerity, Will prove II ny giving
500 francs for 1t on the spot" The next morn
ins the gentleman hastened with the necklace
to the pla Ce where he II purchased IT, but the
shop nod IN The mean time been repled and the
Arab had disappeared.
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TirsD,Y oct. 10 rlorR ASn NEA-Ihe
norr n'ar ~ h been qu active r. eNnofl durlng
prices a. cep Tor az the low grader YEA have
be 1inc COM ,rat,rlS ,clrcc. Ihc tcnaencg Of The
WHO a. m4rsct Las how eve n On TOWARD better prices.
Ryc 1oue has oe,n without important chanse. Torn
meal lo portion OF Ne recent HdN anCe and bu X
" huur. fh0prn in better demand. Gle. cs easicr
nuctr increased IN rims TODAY lonr stc1y VITA
irregular supringgr r.. were ~ les requ',t south
rrn naur atlNf. I've nurr quiet. n. lnNheat w.
quiet. torl mr1i mos. Rc INe. We quote; flour y d.
4. hh'si 90 iSui tuacrhgesi ieaui Western 500
wheat cNta.. so f'N' do y aHt my, he'f
'5o de-. winter Mho,t ana M, :, $50 mime
cly i,,dr ana ipnlE nr.n :, - ~ solt1grn
nakcr' and tuWN brands, 20 tfNl lirFn sllp-
pug VNir &, $50 .thln. Rye nour 0nntrlnr, S1A
$500. corn "a al vest IN &C. 500 = 80; Br9nuv'
vine, filb0fl-o. BuCkWheat hour IpU hs,, g. SOB
80 ,,,..,...,,.,., e., ,,., .,,.n,., ain,
PROV IONS Inc tpecnllilpn IN nurk aitcndcd Win
efforts to~nrd "cornrr' for Oc olrr has sihsidri,
AMI price have 1tt, rN declined ranldY lie l. IN
latter now coming forward Bacon y scirce ana &C.
cdcdli irl rr Guy meats re v.ry irHgnlar auh *
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FINANc1AL Avn comMrRcrAL.

NJ. -, 90 =, =. ,r,
turc Of the dnv a. the stock Exchange WE Pa
,,o, Nh 800, -. a.. A., A.. : r., 800.
""''' "'''"' "nuVi 'i' '""ueh"o W '''0P"
chdscs ny those identified with the present
management, rtHe 2 - cent from $50 to 3alS, M
,,t,i,h t.,,,r 49,. a., -, NJ, -, A., 80,
-. 's-,,. ', ~, "'
nut IN circulation that the Japanefc line has
been sold to that Government for S5OOOQ0; hut
,h, r.si ,,.,, al ill., IA ,i,,. J., M, roll as,s
''' ' ''"'O " w q" '""'' ~ w W.. NV
Tor the account ~ Gould. The whole mNr-
ket wa. stimulated nv tho strenpth of this stock
~ ,,.,.,., nm ,,,.,.,,., t,.,.,..,,, rr,t.,,
u ""'NV'ut "'"o 90 "'0s''u''' "'s''i" "''"'
Erie. and Union Pacific. Duiing the y ~ row
d1ve thrre have bcen rov evndicatee formed.
-, - - -, -, -. 49,, a..
"n'Vh "ro t'hp' ta'Hs "uNd"'lnR p'e7' ""p '"o
business II entirely local, and does not plrtake
Of any ,vldo nr spee,al slen,aoance. The nova
ncnt in Pacioc Nail is o, the principal impor-
f,,rtbor ,,,,,n,o rs.,, 90, . i,,.od l., ro.,,,.,,so
'"''"S' 'u''iue' BTU "'H uopIerseu' 'u iesPVi'so
-, -. - - -.
iNoreo'o report py inc "o"nsei OF the s'ocs
"uo ~ AZ"
IT, ~ a., ,,"nU uns sihce uuIlnt ~ , .p
cline has tor some da,a been predicted nv those
supposed a. he in tho conndenre OF the EnsItsb
committee. Tho volume OF busincss W not
Mail l. Ike shore, Weston Tuinn, Eric. PIci1c
~ Nrsouri Northvcstern and OItos
nc t,,t.i mn, 70 ~ i,,,,s de,it h., ,,.,s 40
o, no f,ltl nu,erl ,,hi's uehlt w was 3D., iSs'-
Wv, o. Wll'n Ihelnc M,ll ,Iepfcsen'.n '5,.2n'
ll.BI: Northwestern, G.GU Pacific OF Missouri,
$50: ~. Pull 800: the pre-, rrod. 1OO; Ohios,
-'lJ' Union racine 'uu, QulCksllVef, OVl tpck
Now York Central. 2Gl; Chicago and Alton pre-
"1; Moryland Coal, ~; Harlem, lJi North.
~ ~ s u - ~ -
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FINCH -PARsON.-on wcdsrsdav oct. l3 at the
resdfnc' 4 toe tri es psrruis By inc Eev. -. Moore
it,, D., Mr. On rir, y inca TO Lmnia 81, daughter
~ =. r. = r.or, al Of Bro khi.
CLnuHs -CnANa,RlAiN IN "Wednesday. o. 10
iirt lOos hy the Rev. q. W kuipp. Gcorfr tr'iirs
,f Paramount. y. frJ May, diashtcr Of the LAKE VIII
lie Chamberlain.
~ TCK l0HNsoN. -pn Tnut.iay. Oc'. II. IN Brook.
lfn bt me lsDN. lr.LcA .ls cd liver. CHURCH. Jonr
D. luck OF EiluUur. Mi, t1u OF tIf late y IA q
Gtck lrlicn state toast survey u Emilio, youngest
daughter Christian in mon ~ itonklva.
no. LISTER -MNkilN On We inrrduv Oct. ~, AZ
tho church uf the tuftrre -Dn. iSh st.. by the Rev.
y. Winchester DUnlel. lOu-,Iz HOlistcr to lavinia
b.. a lighter oil Isaac J.. VI rita.
IEWAf.p uAIIoCK -On Tuesday, Oct. T. 1875,
az the tcIfcncc OF tho brides parents. BY tho scv.
t'IIt1re Is 'ecv. Alfred T "w roOks 20 Ahhle
A.. Young 81 daughter OF ,car.r G. Hallooh Of New
Tors.
20 .itnc' nl l' hli r'- rar l, 33j ~ l'tn =,
Naclunei q az 81 Of j = Nai att. 90, an Of ls city.
lev. A4me. ". Punmln trMs T. MNhew to Maroon
W iaur ter ut tar 49,, w ilsin u. Miles.
NitOt t-St KANrON.-At ~Crint ~, Pa. On we'd
ne-ay. Oct. ., lS,l dy tho toy " iliian ten, D.
thc lttr .llseph u. -rinton EsT.
swASEY -ioctlN lynn wednesday, oct 80 ls.5
~ "a, resurrc' OF tr p-tc's n1rntg, ionseS, y, "
u tp lf0N. WI san s.. iH fl.F OF Elizabeth CAV. \.
-. Cnatlr- =. swa-"y NJ ~. - MISS hln \. JVcelyE,
\
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4 sUB-fQUiTIC nQvANzA.
Old Mononenhrln Whi-Lcy and silver Coin
in the Missouri River.
Mr.. w. l.. scott. of this city. who was one


Mr.. w L. Scott, of this city. who was one
Of tine ccrliCat settlers Of this section OF cuun-
tiy. and p PERFECTLY reliable man. has gwen us
lhc following Tor puhhcaiio ion: In July. lslr. the
-Hcpr4 steamboat hat ever ptsscd " t.r Mis-
ur rivl r. struck a snag At the head - liarrc-
~ ma l-lind, between bonneville and Arrow
EIrS. aud immediately sunk. lhe toat Was
loaded puucip lily w,th boVcrnnie mt stores. IL
nd va the huid a large quantity II Monuusaheia
Wut-k 81 md also s2UltJn IN silver coin, winch
~ being taken 20 Council Bluffs to uay tine q "
crniuent troops stationed az tnat place. which
was I'm the ,Xtrcme outpost Of civilization.
Var scott, tunUgn "A small hoy at the tin o..
lived very uear the scene Of the arctdent, and
rcmru !. rs well what was related bv the officers
Il the uogt q the dine, and also by the agents
of tue Government, who came soon tier look
ins after the lost treasure When the Cavern
mcnt agents arrived the river had swollen TO
such an extent that no ycstige of the boat was
to he seen, and they reported To the Govern
ment that N was Impossible 20 recover the
money cr any portion OF the cargo.
fittv-sN years have passed away, vet Mr.,
Scott saws he can now point out the exact place
whore tue unfortunate = Gamer lies buried with
i,sv luaple cargo. IL Is pr,btUi, the mi, man
living " ho can 40 So, and he u well advanced IN
years. The 6Dverums Ut can Vet reclaim the
Il ouey If u Will make the effort or II relc Sc
can be gwen by e Government, private parties
will undoubtedly undertake II.
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~ n days Gathering fnr n nero pittnncs abuve
the freight. tOpreveutt ts routing on their hands
10 guard against sach unlucky DAYS, Mt. r
rcu cree ed a long aud spi clnus biick Kitchen,
In WhtCh, whenever tho telcgraphic Nek an
nOuuCed frat "dc Il IN London, from nve To
cight tons " strnwhoriics. rasf tcrr.ee, cur
rants or IlIu-, wuHid w sncie dpy be con
Nfrtcd in civ, ! IN, aud tres rvCe. This u
stored " IN six "aliuu stone ircs. In avast
col rUf even tctnueratur and M rkoted when
ev tho demand creates fniieiactcrv prices.
Tn't Il str. ,c " sci nfinc 8, 10y that tue
rye reach dead fr in Dci.w re- would nc wtse
to copy.
ON the day NJ my visit hundreds OF baskets Of
piums W re pi kcd, taNuu under cool shed,
aud thcrc =, rfci and marked ace rdiuy 70 puRl-
ify Tor tie tONcnt q r,ien market. On the day
tctore the same n n'ifv wa converted into
the best quality OF preserves. This portion OF
England, which "a especially famous the su-
peftur quality of La pluWs. IL but bout Two
m les IN with aud tnrer niiles IN length, being
n b SIN On ine h nks OF the Thames, with rich
q loarcous. clavey, lon sol.
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Transactions y,>t, rday at tne Ia mango COM
g. i,ea Iorton-ul a.if
rs r. H. Ludlow Co.-Onr ihrcc.tiory hricK house,
win LOT 81. l1t. rear irregular. west tr'c Iafl tic
place. %, -ouih OF A.tor pace snioo sis', one
not. toiN"Nn north edc Fnuuccntt stirri. running
ihrcu-h e. ltt,cath west ~ NJ go a1cauc, $40.
I;y La. #. NltI. OAe plot "tA1ff N-'l liu.i east
tidr srstnll as nue. runLiAs o. ou-h 90 broadway,
nurth Of tN-.ecOnl stl'ti. ~ itp. 49, -
Wv Il. harrru On, tl house. with lot 23aNa1 O
xsi6Xpnp, wet ,inc kilhin "a street ar lriucc.
si1 Ot also one house. with lot -lNTr w. south side
Inteanth street 9Ui feet Of sixth siu -.
BY Vim. Kcunrl one tnrrc story lrour stone ho'isc,
with lease ~ lot 2lilsinNi1' souia side Sky thrd
street, ~ feet wet 81 Iird avenue ease dateu 1868
for twenty wears, {.,tbp
The following fO.trosur' sa'fs Wrro Hdihnrned
Property norfhNc.t nor -cNrTtv ninth street. and
Lexington avenue Nog.3, properly south suc tudtl
street. Fourth nNcnuc, Tfr. nrrnisr. 81
Ilst TNcn, i.t D street to oV uroWry So 81 siao
Eighth avenue. norm Of lArf sctl street, ana aou u
soc Eighty third street, Nol 4 LlsAth nut, 10
NON.t.
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THr WEEKLY suS . I1lish5d this morning con
talns tnc following

THr WEEKLY SUS pI1lish1l this morning con-
tans tnc following
Frauds on the Indians Tho Red Cloud Commission
ON Prot harsn's clArgesi Facts Hnout Nissig, phi
IawiCrsness aud GrAntis m the htAtcs Tine % tJhtr
Elect al-es Of tle Democratic defeat in ONO
Of the Ofage Lands A Case that An cts THOUSAND
Homestcads, The Black Hins klioi ado liiigh IN
Young In Contcmpt-Ann khya's AhmOny Important
10 Cigar Makers A fOstn 81 appended The Peter
shan rsgcdy IA Murderer sCOntessiUn
Ia OF The Iaugnad hurnCr- furthef Arrests
Wptiin- Tor statement-The Directors ~ the Bank Of
Ca tfor A-Mhat HAP encd after kilstOn's Dcath Ben
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The Philosophy Of the Water in tue MIX.
from me n, nan Fgef Yrg,s

we knows the public is down on us, :"
remarked the old mllNman. as he Dipped out
ia. desired quart from one 81 his big cans, " but
the public ~ mistaken, In the inst place we
pui in a leetle water only bit, to make up for
shrinkage. IL goes to the big dealers, and tnev
aia'o bit keerful when they gifts to puuung in
water. Ihey sells It to the Grocers, aud they
put In chalk wi h one hand aud wa, er with the
other ana they arc thinking ~ politics and get
ia too much. The servant gal goes after milk
for tho mils, drinks a third Of II, and she puts
In water e. make up the measure. and you Sec
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look nin't there and tneY goes for us poor Old
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That's the way, miste,-geo up, there, Homerl"
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Thc immoral lhat was DeIayed.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUS-Sir. was called
to Mr.. William r. Lambert al about p. NJ, Oct 49,
lie conscious and complied with several requests
that made, though he did not talk had time TO
anime his and to determine that his symptoms
all unmistakaDly those OF "hoart disease" could
DIS over nothing suspicious In case and there
previous history Of heart trouble. Within ten minutes
after my arrival dioi My idea had always been that
ply scian was called lime to de ermine salts
faetorly his nina the cause Of DEATH that due
entirely 10 natural influences he the proper person
to render the certificate Consequently seat no re-
port TO the COronefs. The cast WAS reported nave
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once, bu gaiuci nermssl to make post uOrten. on
Friday mui nj z, tue 10Th, accompanied Ny Dri.
IOn, We we're then Informed w Mrs LAMBERT, VINO 10
aV ~ INTEL NJ that the Coroner had en- In
snort wn before and said that her ply clan I'D
certify 10 the oil deatl II would ne all right and
the body And further, that he left without saylng
anything bout his re urn In this she seems 20 nave
been In error, as O,equently de ernled again
explained that the Heaith Department require the
cert lcatc WI nuut me examination We all believed
what Mrs Lambert had said, aid INV only thou ht was
that Coroner Rarded The 10 as did. We then,
with Mrs. LimDeTts consent, pr ceeded 10 open the
body, Without thou ht Of any posslble infringement
our report reached the Health Department ~ proper
FORM and was gnt 10 the Coroner Oy DR.. HAIRS as
case OF sudden de th requiring unuer toe statute M
quest Attn Inquest the cause Of Meath w.s iuy sub
fn y recognized Che fact that there no Intention
on my part TO lnfinge. HAsyIE DKwl d.
2dS West Fifly-tourth street.
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