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CIvfL SERVIcE REFORN.
How tile Republican Party Kerps Its Word-
The Ina % Mr. Yaraef.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-ST. I am
n victim Of Republican civil service REFORM In
November, 1873, under an invitation to all per-
sons, Of whatever political faith. l, a Democrat,
entered the examination held Ia New York by
the appointed examiners. had no faith then
In Republican professions OF reform. have
lees than none now. I had, no viewer, been ne srly
idle for two years, with family on my hands,
and was therefore ready TO try anything that
seemed to promise honest employment.
In due time was surprised to receive notice
that had been selected for appointment to a
Grst class cerksnip in the Treasury Departm emit
This really looked like honesty on the part Of
the Administration IN protesting to be non par
tisan in lite appointments under the system,
since had not thus far, In the remotest man
ner. been questioned about my political pref
erences. 7 decided to take the mace, aud. sink-
ing all partisanship. be only faithful servant
OF the Government.
The purpose then formed | have most sacred
" kept, or II have leaned to either side IL has
been for the benefit OF the party IN power.
when last fall 1 was notified "to 10 home TO
vote" knowing that that was intended to mean
"vote the Re publican ticket,"I fen that the
Administration was not keeping up its role Of
nor. partisanship, yet still determined to main
tain my own good faith.
| I presented myself Tor registration al the
proper place In this city the DAY before the
books clos d, and was refus d. carried the
Use into court obtained a mandamus from
Judge Lawrence. and then not Wiling 10 vote
against my employer" cast blank ballot.
The Constitution of the State clearly gives
citizens OF Now York absent In the employ of
thu gcner / Government the RANT to vote.
was ready to help maintai this right, although
knew It would benefit the Republicans. | was
not ready to sell my vote for place, and so voted
n bank.
Last Friday afternoon was summoned before
the Treasurer Of the United states In whose
ofice have been for some months employed.
Mr.. Wyman said to me, 81 have sent for you to
obtain some Information. You are good
clerk, good cl,rh. Your chief has often spoken
seout yvu. but complaint has several t.sss been
made to me that you are a Democrat, and wisb
to know from YOU the truth"
| told HIM the truth much more fully than
have written It. concsaiing nothing; that. fol-
lowing u determin itfon made when entered
the department | had entirely ignored politics,
feeling morally bound so to do, but that II free
to vote us my convictions he'd me, should IN ost
und oubtedly vote the De mocratc ticket. After
this was not surprised TO learn. MS I did this
morning. that was officially headless.
wAsHINGros, Oct. II. J. JAY PARDBE
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a SNARE ~ 1000, 900.
Daughter and a son OF I-nac Merritt sing
Asking Tor nm Allowance.

A Daughter and a son OF I-nac Merritt singer
Asking Tor nm Allowance.
Mrs. Fanny Elizabeth Archer, the wife
OF William 5. Archer VI Yonkers, forme riy Fanny
Elizabeth Singer, tho second daughter Of Mrs.
Mary Ann Foster, the recent contestant % the
will Of her alleged husband. Isaac Merritt Sing
er. the sewing machine inventor. and Isaac Au-
eustus Singer, the second son Of Mrs. Foster,
appeared before Surrogate Conn, In White
Plains, on Monday, and made an application for
an allowance - $4,000 each, from the leg cies
bequeatned 20 them by the alleged ifst Will Of
Singer. which was admitted to probate on Jan.
To- The will provided for the division Of the
real and personal property la this country, VAL
ued at t9UD.OUO, Into sixty PORTIONS. These
pOrI Ions or parts were divided In various pro-
Singer. now living In England, her six CHILD ron
and among the seventeen other males aud fe-
males whom singer called his children by
various women with whom he professed TO have
been married or cOhabited.
To Fanny Eliz ADetb singer he gave onlv one
portion, or about fl5O,OUO because she was the
wife of Nj. Archer, but lee from his eontIol OF
Mrs. Mary Ann Foster he gave two portions, or
about S3D,0OO each. To Isaac Augustus Singer,
the appi cant, no gave Two portions.
The application was made under the statute
tha ~ Divides for the payment Of the inc lme u
tue teRacles, men the lsgatses are Ia actual
need Of II, when the proper DUPLICATION shall be
made to the Surrogate. IL the amount does not
the application. The Surrogate directed the
executor David iawiey n Yonkers, to pay TO
Mrs. Fanny Elizabeth Archer anu Isaac Angus
tus $1,000 each.
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Content. OF the weekly sun.
THE WEEKLY SUN published this morning co
81 -Lu..

THE EEK LY sun puplished this morning con-
tains the foowiagi
Teronzng the South A New tsnpsienng Ground
for United States Truoie-1ho Mit.ry forc. As.ein.
bed ia SOuih CaTOlinA-Judge Black : Views George
Icknor Curtis on the Constit utOullity Of President
Grants Proclamation, The Cainhoy VI Las acre Ac.
coant by an - WiiDess--Evidence that u Pre-
lDuditatedi MuTdepr foT Alhes-lhe Carrying Of the
keystone s. ate for HartrHnttA COm0naton With the
molly MagulIes, Rebel War Claims The Peaceful
Revolution The Cause OF Reform Marching on, Con-
qucrng and . Conquer, The Lare elections fhcial
Vote OF ohio anu Indiana; Tie Eastern War Cloul-A
ReuVrted Declaration Of WJf agliist TURKEY Crisis IA
the stock Markets Of the Continent-Thr Porte Con.
diuonAly Accepting an Armlstioc; The Pie In New
Aspce, ~ tn Political situation
hscur kolehon sins TcrrlbC DIsaler the
Arctic se,s Loss Of hA INK Fleet and Many Lives
The hobbers' tortress-HUuse OF the JaueA BOyg IN
Blair touny, No, Gre I Bursts OF Musi A Drum.
ming anu Finng Context IN COnneg ticuti The Indian
NHr-CVol Proportion from sitting bull Threatened
HOsulitles near Red lOud kxpuison Canets from
Annapolis wartime Resources of the Turks The New
f3rk Sapaf under Gov. Ildeni Pictures of Southern
lHc-The Whlte Hal llanatioui British Cooperative
the sixteenth Century The Latest Topographic News
Notes On Science and lndusiT, Many Columns Of
kdit4rai Artcle- aud Agrcuicural Matter; Story
The Raj Fluaneiai Intelligence aud Marseta
TIM WEEKLY suE contains a complete epitome Of the
news the week from all parts of the Uated stAtas
and the American continent Copies IN wrap ready
foTmaiine 10 the old c0uaIry may nad It the he sk
Of cur punhc alton once Price four conts For .us
by AZ news dealt Ia city aud country.
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SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs. Nos. ~, so, l55,
273, go 2sl,
suPREaE couRr- GENERAL TERM 2io, Ell,
22, 1873 49, 1sd 2oo 2li, 2l5, 146 li7 49, 1888 1879
in iti, ft2, as IA, 2l3.
SUPRthk COURT PRciAL TRRM-Nos OK 14d 822
80 40 ~ ts7 400 s77 boe, SO SEQ ga bss, $40
6l 62l %, b2a 1871. $50 40, 225 53a b37, 27s g1p.
SUPREME COURT TROUT. Part l.-Nns. 1917 2iah,
1882 1880 1868 l5los liss llse i7's 1909 2ra5 ID l.
llis coil 20d6 1Sll Rll7 1881 2lO7 l7e3JS 1920 $50
1917 sses 1880 1928 2o97 9s4s, 1867 1000 300 i0sp
lO47, Rlhb, 3hl, Ill 343b, 224g SliS. Fart n NOa
36as, 7Ss 2s4S, v4s 259h 1890 l0S 81 no s7s iOo2
05d5e, g.7s, 0Ssls hli, 2iS, 2Sd3 2dii gl6 l154 1904
6ed s7e, 740lt 800, l0iO Part nl.-Casc on No,
l07Slt. No day calendar
SUPERIOR couRr-sPEcIAL TRRM.-Casc on, NO. No.
No gay calendar.
SUPERIOR CorRT-rRIAL TERN Part Nos. coo
9I5
COMMON PLEAS -EQuTry TERN No Jay Gale nd r.
COMMON PLEAs-TnAL TERh Part II. Nos. ~
n07 bl, 722 $40 3i7, 7Si Part Ill Nos. g0S $40, 3S
s27 1913, MA pl2.
MARIRK COURr-TRIAL TERN Part l. Nos. 4H62
ls7l 400 idJs isd lsS2 4ss5 1880 4gi6, 400 lJa3
boo0 toOl, boO3, 900. Par. l-Nes 49,; AZ t91i
A342 472b, l0O3 $3.50, 7DOl 4b2 4ltd, 43O, 1870, 1890
lss is,4, 4D0a igle, lis26, 5000 Part lll-Nos e6i
HO41 MiO $500 All SH7d 1ld6, iSlb, bJ2l 5000 7lAO
6d45, b6id, 1904, 1901, 1900. 71lA
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a PRIVATE LITTER COMMUNICATED PoR PUBLICATION,
COLuMBUs, Oct. 20.
Col, FREDERICK A. CoNKLING-DCdrS Sir.
Now that we have measured swords with the
enemy IN the arst great battle Of the campaign,
aud feel that the tide of victory Is with Us, de-
sire, In behalf u our COMMITTEES, to sincerely
thank on for the good service and valuable aid
you haze rendered US ON the stump in our cam
paign. The Republicans, failing to increase
their majority Of last year In ohio, have suffered
a defeat that thoy cannot recover from a de-
feat that will give Increased confidence to the
Democracy throughout tine Union, and do much
To secure the election OF our standard bearers
Iilden and Hendricks. Our friends from all parts
OF OHIO are full Of hope, and are enthusiastic
TO renew the light, with the conviction that the
electoral vote 4 the state can and will be- given
TO our candidates on the 7th OF November.
Again thanking YOU, and assuring you that your
services Tor the cause OF reform IN this gre Il
contest will be kindly remembered by the gal
liant Democracy Of our State, l remain, with
great Respect very truly, your friend,
JOHN u. THOMPSON, Chairman.
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CALrIN,S COINCIDENCE.
tie Awards n Man Nearly sfOO,OO0 for n
Claim which was offered tor ST. 5O.

The Board of Supervisors, in 1877 were
never accused OF over-deiIcacy, and yet even
they were unable to stomach the snormity Of
the Starin claim. II appears by the minutes
that on the 18th OF April. 1872, THE bill OF
William McKeaR, amounting to see 900 for SER
vices attorney to the Board OF Co nfnssioners
OF Excise" was presented, and that's ALL Every
other bill was referred to ,ts appropriate com
mittse, but they fought shy Of this hill. and left
II solitary and alone.
DESTROYS OF ascertaining all that Com ptroer
Green knew Of the Starn outrage. representa-
tive Of the SUN asked him to give In brief his
recollection OF It's rise and progress.
Mr.. Green Well, the 0ret knew OF IL wns
July & 1874, when summons and complaint
was served on me In a suit for S451.sOO. The
plaintiff, Mckesr, demanded that modest sum
as prosecutor Of the Excise Board. az inst vio-
Dec. 30, 1871. at once wrote long letter 20
the CORPORATION Counsel directing him to put in
enthority. by chspteross OF the laws Of 1857, to
bind the city and county Of New York, or to
render " liable for coats 80, and thet the Ex
else Board created by chapter 57s, laws OF 1886,
had no such authority either Further that
the whole claim was outlawed. aud the authori-
" to bring suits under appointment by Excise
Commissioners was annuled by the passage of
the act creating tine hoard OF Excise for the
~ tse, anS t,rther tha, th.ra w"s M, 90 .rnr"'
pristion. On the 9Th Of September, 1874, the
answer was died that the city was not liable, aud
Limitations was set up On the 10th OF Septem-
Der an affidavit 81 merits was served and ON the
rs h the amended answer was filed.
On Oct. Jaines NJ. Sniith was retained for
the city, and on Now 10 an order OF reference
was made bv Judge Douohue sending the en-
tire cnse 30 Delano G. Calvin Az referee. Ne rly
two wears after this, on the 18th Of April. 1875
received a COPY Of the referees report in favor
Of the plaintiff for &BsS, 1874 curtis were Ad.
noiice Of Judgment Cor sssO,s,tGs. oq April 20
the retainer was withdrawn from James VI.
II to be settled on Oct. ~, but tue 10 not yet
printed.
whom
Mr.. Green by the Hon. Samuel q. Courtney.
He cd the case for Starin. aud Mr.. Smith
for the city. man told me he could have
bought the entire cialm for fI,zJO.
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A WIDOW AND 4 WIDOHER
The Unhappy Marriage OF Bankers Daugh-
ter 10 "A Wealthy Lawyer.

Mrs. Sarah b. Harrison, the daughter OF
The late Jacob Barker. u banker In New Orleans
was married To William ii. Hunt, widower
with seven children, IN January, 1855. Mr.. Hunt
siys that on the day after The marfi re she ex-
pressed regret az the step she had taken, and
told him that she had been foolish to give up
her independence; and few days afterward
she give utterdnce to disappointment Rt the
establishment to which sue had come and her
sense Of being buruened with the cares Of
hou'ehold aud family, although she had long
known intimately his home and was fumili r
with his habits Ia februar 1909, she made
Mniten request 10 him that she might go to
Europe, saying, My health and happiness re-
quire an immediate change Il scene" lie gave
her tl,OOO ana "A letter Of credit. authorizing her
~ draw f.UO montnlY She LET FOR Philadelu MA,
nut uIOntA after she wrote lmplOrug him
10 How her to return. She lived m New York
during the summer, aud Ia NOyemUe went to
Europe. In January, 1870. he wrote u her, an
bouncing that 1t was his purpose 10 get a III
vorce. She asked to be allowed to return, and
took tn nrst steamer bOnIrward. Sne came as
tar as New YORK, and has since resided here, Ia
BY the Louisiana Legislature, which T. Is charged
Hunt rrocured, supposing II provided for bis
case and on the 1tb ~ Apdl lac petitionei Tor
divorce. Hut this law, Il Is claimed ON her
side. was repealed the same mon'h ia no gen
eral revision OF he code II II also alleged that II
did not authorize divorce for misconduct ante
cedent to II PISS .ge, and II It assumed 10 do 50,
u WIS retroactive law, and VOID under the
Constitution OF Louisiana, and yoid under the
Federal Constitution because IL Imp tired the
obligation u contracts. ON June Is. 1870.
the marriage. 1.-THE Court being satisfied
Ia tae conduct OF defendant has been such as
would, II they continued 10 rem In man and
vie, permanently destroy his happiness, aud
thai the treat ment he has received AT her hands,
~ II established ny the testimony, is OF suoh
nature AZ T. render his living with her lnsup-
portable On the ist Of MAY, 1871, Hunt mar-
rel az In In New Orleans, and tue tOilpwiuR
JulN the divorced wife, who, Oy the advice OF
counsel here, hhd not appeared In the New Or
leans IT, began IN nctiUn here for divorce ON
the ground OF nj, adultery. Inc case was tried
W Decem Der, 1871 before Judge Davis. VINO held
Ihe New ORE ms divurc" TO be valid. and gave
judgment ~ iavIT Of Mr. Hunt. An appeal was
beard on MOnday IN supreme Court, General
FERN, before Judges Brady, Daniels ana Bar-
tett, Ex-Judge john II. Porter arguing the
Dase for Mrs. Hunt, and Edwin ". Stouxhton
bor Mr. Hunt. Decision reserved.
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NEW YORK, Tuesd V, Oct. A.-There we're no
fresh offerings, and nothing doing IN beef today
The supply OF fresh beef in Washington Market was
than sufficient for the wanta OF ret aiIers and
uade was extremely dul at 5e7I4c. n. Tor ordinary
10 good native beef Sides while common and inferior
stock was selling at buyers' own prioea
RecsiPts Of calves were 300 head, mainly milk.fed
vealr Tue demand moderate, and the market
about steady a. 7tasec. n. for vesis and s6elti2 80
head for grassers. Country dressed calves were In
demand at oatic. IN.
Receipts OF rheep and lambs we're i2 car loads or
23lS head. There Was scarcely any demand. the
market was dull and depressed at yesterunya prices.
Common TO prme lambs sold ct 5g6c. v n. and ordi.
nary "a prime sheep at 4It5,c. Dressed ruled
dun % 6dpc. y n.
Rcceipts OF swine were csr loads containing $40
hOge. None sale alive.
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In stat bonds the Qny sales were In Tennessee
6 rev series al a. Virginia r. consolidated FL ma
tufcl couQuas ISIS tbsi4 and Missouri o. Of 1877 u
loiA Railroad eohds were Arm nut IN light request.
he principal de huge we're ~ fuONe aud Sc Joseph
convertible, sllyas1A y J. Central lsts new. ll0ls
\. j. Central lsts consolidated $50 Lehish aud ". n
Ida cd, lO4t Chicago and NOrth western con.
- ted, ~ chicago and Northwestern consoii.
dated coupon fsii oSr W q f9og Morris and LsseH
yertihc, slsl Central Paclhc gold bond, ioaE Caon
Ptlnc lsts. lO5ss Louisville aud Nashville cOnvettib
laiio, W 0any aud quehshhs 2ds l0l Fl Wayne
i.tA 1905 canada Sothern lsts, coupon On 56S Gr,at
western lss. lsss y. Mi.Naukec and -. Pau lsts
,ro--e diysion loxis; OHIO aud als-issppi 2ds. bsi
Missouri, Kansas, and 4. sinking fuld ut a. 90
Burlington, o. Il. ana Minnesota lists, SUI.
fhe opening, hignest. lowest and +. N. c.osin.
pricts VI STOCKS to-day
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Tro,tins in M,., Side Park.

The October meeting at West Side Park
closed yesterday. rhe nrst event was the post
poned trot from Friday for 2:34 class, OF which
three heats had been trottsd. Henry won tho
first two heats In 23st, 2;S1H, star won the
third heat In 2:3e. lrsn Mad took the nfth In
2:3s'l. Derby won the fourth, sixth, aud seventh
heats and trot In 2;3A, 2.tsA. snH. The outside
pets aud pools were declared OF on this trot.
The second trOt was Tor a sweepstakes OF $50,
mile heats best throe IN i've, IN harness. The
contestants were Peter Maness PAGER, julius
H.. j. Pauldings b. M. Indian GIrl. and l.. T..
Dunham's b. ~, Carrie White. The former won
IL three straight heats IN 2:52, 2ie&, 237H
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Extrn Race Meerins az Jerome Park.

The American Jockey Club has decided to
hold an extra days meeting on Saturday Nov, L. The
programme Is good one The race Of the meeting
viii oe for all age stakes s10o ech half forfeit, with
1900 added tue second horse to recalya 1900; two
miIes; There are four entries Tom oehiitree al llS
pOundsi Parole, 100 pounds Brother 10 BAssett lOj
pounds and Nigll. 1903 pound lhe tu programme
~ folows firAt race, parse tilO Tor All aes. mile
Ani half escOnd race sweepstakes for all ages t4O
euir,nce nat forfeit, VITA $4,000 added two mi esi
thri race, purse $500 for ali beaten naidtns al
lowed pounds mile meats fourth race, pure 5000
Qrsented by MIR Pierre loriilardl, One inile hith
lace, handicap seee chase for ali purse 500
(psesented ~ MI James Gordon bennetQ The -Four.
iiaud CLUB VAL make pal Ade On that day Jerome
Park,
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TRANSACTIONS yesterday at Tue

Transactions yesterday at the Exchange com
prised foreclosure sales by;
X. lIarnett-Four lOts, each 25x0s c. on the north
SIDE ot Ninety hrd street 100 feet west OF 1hId
Nae. tSu,OOO one lot, lSAlOO5, the souih -ic Of
snty,lnH street, ls2 ieet east " Madison avenue,
~ +. II. Ludlow 4 Co.-one lot. 2bxIo0I0 on the
fouh eide OF llfth street l'3 ieet east o. Avenue A.
5000
Nv h. A. Lawrence Co.-One plot, lV5DN l0Ox4gN IL,
he west side ~ the old Boston roau "A rrt sOutn
OF 1850 street. t2i5a 80 palnlnl.
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ANswERs 10 coRREsPoNDENrs.

]. E-Frlday, the eth INST, and Saturday, the
2sth ihsl,' arc lio nst days vi registry
T. C. Nj Cabe.-NO person. civilian. soldier. or
sailor, can vote IN thn city uucss he his
on one VI Tie days de lgnated for relstry.
Lew Moore.-If you are IN the same district
you have rlght Ia vote Moving nom one house 10
another IN The tame district does not an ct right
Lover OF THE SUN You can vote by OBJ
tanning ma uralAitiOn papers, and u YOU under
eighteen years Ot age when your father tins
eOuHlry YOU can obtain such papers az IL you
were over that age when you came here II wall take
lime
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Barnum's show In the Hippodromc.
The nippodrome is in the third week Of being

The IIippOdrome Is IN The third week OF being
occupied anew by its originator barnuID whose
greatest show on elrth" Is open afternoons and
evenings An unusual feature OF tho menaRerie IA the
pubic feeding % the animals at O'Clock every after
nOOn-a si6ht that peciay delights The children Ia
tnc way Df human Gu orrs the tattOcu man ana tue
dwarf Adnirl Dot are conspicuous an lntere. tlg
part OF tue performance In the ring II a"clrcus Tor
ntl ohes, M which dogs, mOhkeyr goats anu POM
APPEAR aud the athletic aud SPECTACULAR entertainment
sgOOl.
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CORN ELL-LAMSON.-O Thursday. Oct TO- At tho
Church Of .he Messiah, bv the Rev Mr. Alger. Robert
!iln0rd Cornell 80 Mevins heen dausnter Of CHARLES
Lanson OF this city.
HALL-PAr TEii~ON.-O Friday IN corning Oct. coat
the Church OF the RedesueT. BroOkyn Daniel X. Hail.
", to Nehc. daughter OF H. Patterson, Esd all Of
brooklyn.
f-MoRGAN.-M Saratoga. on Oct. IL by the
Rev T. v. Peel, -. D. Elz lbetR &. Morgan lighter
~ = \. deuel., ESQ OF Saratoga ~ william Creighton
peet uf
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An Aha n q ned Murderer.

John Schwamb, VINO is sentenced to be hanged
on the sth of December, occupies snomy cell Ia the
Hudson county au. No friends relatives visit hun
and he Is plunged IN the most profound gloom and
spondeneY Tie slts for hours crying and sobning lie
says he dii not intend to kili Bettc.
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F'on, The Ego Hlrtor Democrat.
Samuel Tilden Roster was born last Tues
day night. He Is n healthy, bouncing future
President. and weighed Twelve pounds al birth.
The happy parent Il. Of course, A. L. Roster Of
Herman, AN enthusiastic worker for Uncle
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Joseph Medill, the present editor OF the
Chicago Irt unf, - undoubtedly tho most afro
eiOus ana intern liar VINO Is now writing for
the press fho outrageous aud unhlushing
fasenoods Of which he has been guilty duling
the campaign should earn him an eternity Of in
funny It II Impossible 'h"' h@ should ever re-
cover from the disgrace which ne mas indicted
upon himself by his contemplate c lurse. II the
vitriolic old wretch should be dragged through
q horse pond, no amount OF drainage would
ever relieve the DOpn 81 the poison.
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BANGOR, Me-, Oct A.-Ihe examination IN
the case of Smith, charged with AinR Inc Trim faln
Ivy AZ Bucksport was concluded to-day Tue prisoner
was fully committed for tral.
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The curious public, when they read OF Il. II.
Bahblils Baby Soap naed suppose that TINS II
cusiyely designed for nabies II may assumed that
wnat jest Iof DsDhs IL pest Tor an l0st SOAP IN
Of puniy aud pleasautnen In use II only needs 70 be
LTe1.-Ad..
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The juvenile stomach may be disciplined with
--Adu.
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A Tilden Regimen, OF Yaie College Bows.


NEw HAVEN, Oct. 24-An enthus astic Demo-
cratic meeting was held by the students OF YaIa Col
egs tnis afternoon. ana Tiden TeginenL VI Fix CON.
pAAlNh wac UIEAnlKad
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but when YOU are sick take a dose OF Qulrk' .
Irish Tea. Price 20 cents at druggisls.-Adp.
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Reduced prices in furniture and carpets
Cowprrthwats. l5o aud 1917 Chatham street Pay
mon lIy.-Adp.
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.oRocERlKs-Thc business m Rio coffee has been
are,sa ny NE small stocks here but at other poris
MODERATE trade was done at fuH ngures; sales at BAL
umore TO-DAY Of 2S2S bags private terms, 1000
PAS az l1c. gold, Mid grades are quiet, but nrm.
mOiarecs u generally quiet, but about steady. Rice
ra .nd fairly active tor domestic forega Is nom
nal haw sugars close quiet, owing 90 the hrmness of
holders sales % 73o hhds psefc for Cuba and so
asesc for French Islands. Refined more
MoiInSsiS o., lS@lsc and RIO, ieseoe rold
oCaba muscovado 3j63sc Porto kieo. lOa55o.; New
orleans. to@b6c Tor old. ana S,r. for new. Sugars
Zoe; fesning aiktdissc for hard. lostSilc for sop
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-25

Flannel next the skin often produces a rash
removable with Grnns sulphur SOAP.
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