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DIR. PieYce's
Pleasant
Purgative
Pellets.
Purely Vegetable. No Care Required
while Using, them.

sbShis
- he Little Giant Ca,hartic, or MuLTUM IN
PARVo PHYSIC, scarcely larger than mustard
seeds, and are sugar-coaed They remove the
necessity OF taxing the great crude, drastic scken
ms pills, heretofore so much in use
AS a remedy for Headache, Dizziness, Rush Of
Blood to the Head Tightness about the CheSt, Bad
Taste IN the Mouth. Eructatons from the stomach,
bilious Attacks, Jaundice, Pain in the Kidneys,
ghly-ColoIrt Urine, and Internal Fever, Dr.
PeTce's Pleasant Purysive Pellets are unsurpassed.
furhsrmore,.l would say that their action is uni.
vsrsaI, not gland escaping their sensitive impress.
age uoss not impair the properties OF these Pellets
They are sugM-coaed and incosed in c, as bottles.
their virtues thereby being preserved unimpairt,.
Tor any length Of time. that they are always fresh
and rrhahe This Il not the case with those Mills
which are put up in cheap wooden or pasteboard
boxes The daily use Of two Pellets has cured The
most obstinate eases Of seroiula letter, Salt rheum
ErySlpelas, BoilS. Blotche,, Pimples, Sore Ewes
and Er ptons. They are, however, recommended
70 be taken in connection with the Golden Medical
Discovery, In order to SECURE the bes, results,
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Investigators Of natural science have demon
sIated beyond controversy, that throughout the
animal kingdom the Survival OF the ttes," Is the
only law that Suchsaf-s thrift and perpetuity.
does not the same principle govern the commercial
prosperity Of mani An in.erior cannot supercede a
superior article. BY ieason Of superior merit, Or
'Pierce's STANDARD Medicines have outriyaled ali
others. Their sale in the United States alone en-
ceeds one million dollars per anuum. while the
amount exported ioots up TO several hundred thou
sand more. No business could yrow to such rgor.
Sc proportions and rest upon any other basis ihan
that OF merit.
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ASK the recovered
dyspcpti"s, bliou,
,uirerer. yictims OF
leyer and ngne. the
mecurial diseased pa.
rIent, how they recoy
cred health, cheerful
! pirits, and good APP
peti, they will tel
you By taking Sim
mons LIVER BegS-
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Fsvorite Prescription Is Powerful Restorative
Tonic to the entire system. Il is neryin Of un-
surpassed efficacy, and, while It quiet nervous
Irritation, II Strengthens the enieehlcd nsryous
system. thereby restoring It 10 healthfll yigor,
Inc foll0wing diseases are among those in which
the favorite Prescription has worked magic
cures, VIZ. Leucorrhra, or Whites" Excess.
sive Flowing Painful Menstr,lation, Uanatural
suppressons, Weak Back, Prolapsus, or GIiinS
Of he Uterus. Anteversion, Retriever sion, Bear.
nns Down Sensation, Chronic Congestion, I'm.
Examination md liberation OF the Uterus, Infer.
nal IL eat, Nervous Depression, Debility, Des-
mandncy, and very many other chronic diseases
peculiar 70 women, but not mentioned here
The following Ladies are u few of the many
thousands who can testify 10 the efficacy of Or.
Pisrce's Favorite Prescription. from experience
nd observation:
= Mrs Cornelia Allison, Peosta, Iowa, Mrs Thos
Methv!n. Haicher's Station, Ca; Mrs I A Scy-
mour, Rome, Y; Mrs Francis Huswici, Yer
sales. Ohio; Mrs Leroy Putnam, North Whar-
ton, Pa ; Ms Mary A Hunolt, Epina, No; Mrs
Mary A frisbic, Lehman, Pa; Mira u X Gill,
Chillicothc, Ohio; Mrs Harriet r. Malone, W est
Springfield, Pa, Mrs Il Hiatt, Emporia. han;
Mics I.ouise Pratt Dodgeyillo, Mass; Mrs l. A
Dasheld. Norfolk, Va; Mrs Allison, Proctor,
Iowa Mrs Vernon, st, Thomas, Ont Mrs
5 G Moan. $50 North Howard street, Baltimore,
Nd Mrs Lucy Caliman, I,nrncsvile, Ohio, Mrs
Nancy Mcknight, Jefferson, Iowa, Mrs l. q
stemrod Friendship, n Y Miss Ellen Cady.
Wcstiield, y y Mrs Anthony Arnann, Verona,
NY Mrs u y Books, Grand Rapids, Mich; Mrs
r II Webb, Watcrtown, Y. Thousands cfref.
erenees can be given at tho Worlds Dispensarv.
THE PEOPLES
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SICK HEADACHE

This distressing affection occurs moot fire.
quentiy. I lie disturbance OF the stomach,
arising from inperfsetly digested contents,
causes y severe pain In n head, accompanied
with disagreeaile nansea, end this constitutes
what is popularity known as Sick Headache. For
prompt relief
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ny reason o, its Alternative properties cures diseases
d the Blood and Skin, as s,roiua, or King Evil ,
lnmors llcers, or Old Sores Blo,ches pmples |:
ard Eripti0ns. BY virtue OF It's Pcc,oral proper
ties It cures Bronchial, Throat and Lung Alice.
IONS lnelp'fnt Consumption; Lingering Coughs
and Chronic Laypgits. Its CholalOgue propsyties
rsnder 1t al uncquacd remedy hor Blousness; Tor.
pd Liver, or Liver Complaint - and It's Tonic
properties make equally eiieaeouS in curing Indi-
geston, Loss OF Appetite and Dyspepsia.
Where the skin is sallow and covered with blot.
ehss and pimplcs, or where there are serofulous al.
ieeii9ns and swelllnEs few bottles ofGoldcn Med
icl DlSeoyery viii eject an entire cure ii you feel
duh, drowSy debiisted have sallow color Of skin,
or yellewlsh brown spots on face or body, frequent
headache or dizziness, bad TASTE in mouth internal
heat or chs altenated with no, iushes low spirits
and gloomy forebodings, irregular appetite and
tongue coated, you are suffering irom Torpid Liver
or 'BiliOlsnesS.' In many cases of"Iiver Com.
plant, only part OF these symptoms are exper-
fenced. A. remedy for all such cases, DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery has no equal, as it effects
perfect cures, leaving the liver strengthened and
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DR.. PIERCES'
STANDARD
REMEDIES.
NATURAL sF,LFCTIoN.

Are no. advertised as curc-a )" but are speeiL
lcs IN the diseases for which they are recon-.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

pursuance ola judgment Of McCacken Com
mon Pleas Court, rendered at is September Term
ISL IN the action Of J. II. Terrells Administra-
tor, plaintiff agains,J. II. Teres heirs, etc. de-
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General Ranking Business Done
p-Exchange sold and bought Interest paid
the Savings Department. Collections made.
no all D1din ess promptly attended TO.
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InE B,LGiRIiN rpRIsING.
Russia Charged with Cosnivance with the
Rebels South OF the Balkans.

CoNsTANTINorIE Oct. 2s-Ina circu lar Ia the
~ naiory powers al regard To the rsbrs south ct
the Balkans, Tie Porto de- rbe. ihl condition. oi the
Mussulnans IN Bulgaria and Roumeil a. tturrallo.
and declares mat orcisn power eov tauns with the
>laN oc Cemmltrc sofia ana aiming 80 tho r.fili.i
uruf - new independent state fH Hinther d. e ul
dressed 90 fun,y Llduof tA, Russian .uha sailor 90
Ancc ~ the plans u rebels AMI demand. htr AID al
snrpr''sns rohcl h,,gn under the ,ys, VI the Rus,
sian troops
BAKER Pa-ha has begun work an the CiatalA lines Of
tNr new fpriih' Ntinus of tunstantNslc
The hast kuune Ian Commission has arrived ihlil,
pOloll-. AM h"h IT. urst meeting without ioesntiuu
fnhtc l.Ohanan PLYING Ia the note The Porte In
regard u tlis Bulgarian insurecuu. assured the latter
mat Tile Russians have tAkr no Part u the bulgarian
uprising "a Macedonia. which l. merely sere. OF acts
Of hsaufa-e by bugdrans aud Turkish dc serter po
NnNNaort - The tsf Plf SAYS that the latcs, Me-
~ regard 10 he Development of the Bulgarian rising "a
disgusting he insufrse uun appears 10 Ea,e success
Wy rssti the INST attempts at furciho suppr, .slnu
ana IL RAPIDLY extending 1hr Insurgents ARE nov al
Naueing on S,rss ON the other hand some indy lun
bands have lsendoratsd and the Muhammeian element
l. sns on All sirs 10 assist the Forte, and NOR over
con icfato forces have been ,spatthsd alonicA
To the insurgent territory Inc object the uptsu 4.
20 tle Ashn s"H m accordance with the NJ san
sioano II therefor. has more than local sguincanc,
AMI touches questions az undoubtedly EuropoHr char
Aeicr
toSsTAsTNorLf oct ~ Minister ard has received
Information hat Russian trunp- from Iusit huk sulu,
aHi Nnrnt continue 10 arrive ~ Adutunpl. pud else
where IN eastern Roumend
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STEALING ron ms CHILDREN
The sad Story Told ny Henry Bu.sy and his
wife In % Newark Court.

Tn 'hc Cour, Of Quarter Sessions in Newark.
Henry Busy arraigncd yesterday for breaking into
The freight noasc the newark and New YORK Railroad
and stealing canvas wagon cover lie pleaded guilty,
and said that Ito committed the theft because has wife
aud children we've without food. Mrs Busy In
court with babe IN h.f She went bitterly while
her husband was on the stand and a. he was being led
away .hs cried ont
fudge. IN The name Of God have mercy on my nus
band, our tlilhrcn Starving"
The ~ ctatDrg were affected lv the wonan's urcf and
judge Ttsworth called her 20 the bar and me STONED Ne
closely several minutes She sad that ner hu-Iap
stage carpenter. ami that he had worked in the
Jersey tity Opera House until II closed weeks AGO.
sit' which time hr has been ont 81 work rl,y have
four children two NJ whom M The rcni was due
on Friday, and The children had nothing cnt aud bel
husband started out in tic hone Of curuint a lftr
moncy with which 10 hu, bread Tor his little Mrs
Busy said that she had not her husband since
time niil she met him In the court room. fudse tit
worth sad he would make the punishment light IN
view N tho circumstances. Busy was sent 10 AL Tor
fsu .faV
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MONDAY. oct 2s.-ILOrR sND MCA-Thc 10
ntd ui Hour uit" uiuit rate. auf prices of .tiu.
i'H WY >tHlN ','hltf uhdrr pf ..ulU t'l 81, ID
MlN't "'l, hut l mAiktt ur lAtsr h,s The l,. ri
Ill' w. W, QUOT \" - 'f~. 81. supsrnue.
= - common t' s"Hl ,hiViAi- eAfrls. ffttt
So" ~ lppint riAhi IT, - -, Mimi, sofa
49, -, ~ n.H, - l"ts I'i ttru lival.
,'t. "a - - 800 = VINE. = -'ss'i-' hucA
,sfH y "'"'' y ~ 49, - wheat iced, Us jp
~ "l. if' l'''i' f''Nri ''
o. Sale IA f,i,. w" t",' hHlHuh- nplanls.
cl..,,s a., "a ~ n. wy" ..'' il,d 0tlf points
,,r i.,t'sr, go a. 49, - - '"i b'''lll.r q %
H...rts Al t'Tts a, IA ~ ""'.' H-'s '"n 'a,s
PH,n i.oNs-Pnrk nuait' i,,,..r .si.. ia, ,,t. - .
s., > u f,r rr.iaT a,'i a. f. ~ -, w. "us mess AZ
ian uitura d.iitrre IN Iii a,.i., ,n' 'i.l,' al"
- "a, ,l N.,,tni.r ma - IA ,, NUM- .4u ny - az
ine.s AT =, nir January B.,faI Il. 81 .''u 'w
uolris Al AZ ~, Oar W,.t.rt ,,,, la "'I pa ~
mo AZ. s.lhur sif |, Al -. a. ~ w. ''. vi. TIL
81 i.r io ,touirr. AND ~ ~ ~ ~, NeH nam,
IN, w..sts "A, liz. ALI q, ~ ' ~, lul ln'dr
rr I'M f,iri, r'Vr ami -, ifI,in la.l'r 'h'ni
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IHUsEDEN1s.
1.-THE Rivals" at waiiacls's-A Week % sew
crnl Old Com dies.

Many OF the persons who saw Tho RI
walls at Wallack's Theatre. last evening. know
beforehand about what tho performance would
be- Mr.. Gilhort's SW fnNony 1bsolnte Mr.
Brougham's Sir L"cds O'T}gge.. Mr.. Bcckrtt's
Boo Acres. and Madame Ponisi's Ms. Ndd-
Dfop. nrc charaetcrilations familiar 10 Wnllnck
audiences, md have passed tho period
of much susceptibility 70 criticism. It
II the fashion 10 praise thom nll Tho
novelties of consequence wcre Mr., Cogh-
Ian ny can't AJSuide and Miss tughlan
ns iW.d ioag4st Tho lattcr has n natural
Nigor that madr her harmonious figure in tho
stnlwnrt group: but the same thing cannot
;iuthlully lo said Of Mr.. Coghlan. His duietude
was scarcely in keeping with the rest. and by
compnrison with lhcm he WINS inconspicuous.
Others were recalled I'm the midst Of scenes but
he wns not Yet he acted cnrofully, and the
fault that could fairly bc found with him would
requir" more than paragraph for full and Just
explanation Tho play as u whole, was .prcsent-
ell in manner TINT plainly delighted the
greater part ~ the audience.
The Rivals Is 70 b. repeated THE md Sat
urlay evening. The School for scandal to-
morrow evening and on saturday afternoon,
Tho Jealous Wife ON Thursday evening, and
Tho Road To- Ruin IN Friday evening.
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FINANCIAL avn cOMnERcriL.

MOSDAy, Oct. PSF. M.-Thc operations
at tho stock Exchange developed a generally
stronger tono and upward tendency. with n
moro marked posltivencss charactor2ing the
transactions in tho Granger stocks, under tho
leadership OF Lake Shore. which advanced from
d9n To 70's after opening ut co.,. as against
CO., at the close on Saturday. There were good
buyers OF Lake Shore throughout tho day. rs
well as Of tho Northwcsterns. tho com
mon rising from Al to ~. and the
preferred recovering Q por cent. to "a.
with both stocks closing strong. at the highest
points OF tho day. St. Paul common was =.
rallcd H. TO Ga. The coa shares wcrc also
higher; Delaware Iackawnnnn and Western
recording u rally ~ = y cent. TO 81 a. and Della
ware and Hudson Of - TO 49,. Rock Island
moved mp = cent. To l15h. g.. ca ]. G. further
advancing 70 ., Hannibal and ~. Joseph pre-
l?.p Wabash =, to No.. anl New York central q, 10
il2'a Western Union less tive but continued 10
declined 10 ~ but a. Tie nrst hoard recovered 10
again after which II nuctuatcd between ~ nnds7' with
nutl dealings at s 81 Louis and Iron Mountain was
arm ~ iisis. tut Kansas Pacific after rail- ine from
u To- ~ dropped quickly To lOa which was the closing
no mai ilur which stciy I" continue for lew ,ys
subject however 10 frequent fluctuations such we're
observed today.
The gold market ruled quiet wiihou, presenting any
natures ut prominence Al ut the sales were at lull.
Ia ans ih" rates pai Tor having balances carried were
'Schansc continued nrn NJ e. sei, and 3, ss,
" mn. ani demand irats hni The actual selling rates
we're 81 40 ~ ~ =. and 81 -. sSg
There wHs liberal supply Of panahe funds on call tn
NE s. khtuScr, ~ -. T. cent. with maj n,gouaiions
ats rnmc mercauulc paper ranged At Boz
Government bonds rciccrd iair bs,s - At ue earlv
lizards mt subsequently became Oull. The market was
itn-u1t tut CLOSED -frune
taN efV tho nrtps
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-29
The Success. OF IRE Opera Carmen.

The largo audience present az the Academy
last cveninp ,ros fl euol.i,n, Indication ,h,
- " Ni" '""'
good report hAd heen sprond abroad oi the now
opera Carmen by those who heard IL last
Vot,o..t,,. ,,,,.i,
, N'',''"~'
rs we then had occasion TO say. II ia u
work ~ such yitnlitv of pucb erouuino tnuai,oi
n,.ri, AMI ,yi,h s',ch .,r,,,, .,cn,r,. AL -
"i'' "h' WIN h"'h urc'b Sr'h'J anu NOV
ing plot that II cannot fail to prove prominent
fcnturc in tho prrec nj ennaon
IN, a., i -. -, - az, MI, -, - .
in'S' WIZ ".s't' 10 mar Mss nhuk VIII not
be- likely tO ilnd any Opera In which they will
see hcr IN such rod n,vontngo For ,b,,,h
h,r ,a,c,,, a. ~, - a. -. w.. u.
hcr W'I' rs az HtIc~S Is shch tnat sho
Is equally well able TO assume a tragic
role as TINT If ,hi. ennricious Snanisb d,ro.
devil md conunfte Wi tho musir III thcsa
tragic r,ss r,,nutn., f,r ma ,,n.f NM bi,,b, -
SMITH, ,n nor nns VIZ w. not ~ wei
rh ,i,.,,,,,nr - ,1ll'' III. ,t,,,., ,,b.,ii,.
in lilo medium nnd ln,vrr rsyist"r 81 Nj
Unuk'- voice vb~r,, II il sweotast mud n,nst
sVmraihriir ui,L ~ nnils for mo- s,r.as Of v,fc,
since ,a,,,tl, !, much too difruse in her
i,v. ,ir,fr. ., ,r i,,,a,s, 49,, 49,, u"
thnn, II l. t,,.",,,oil,'. tind ~
music ,lat she sinss fuii Of .o,,claiau,e and
ahan,lonn,ent And Ill" gives n i'm "A uni",'
"nsy Inn IN ~ s,its ih b,raau,e'
whfio il laws me- strain uron nor mower ne n va,
calist enI cnit f'r fa,ilr nnd dnished rather
u,Hdl rpr Ete3I ing , x
To- n fnrv ~ i"nlo,isN il, thr third anJ fcurih
, ,p ~, ~, w. n a. a,u ,rur'I,
on bis na,t ~ sin,,cT AL ,hr ,noai az M
sionate eSpicssion q "~ emotion ms as '1 IN
rr ri1,,. AM m,-e Iuhiit,ns Canpanil NJ
ayn' =, ~ i l. WI, H.. ~, & - 81 7n, III,
iis ,tt,. ~, f. IN ~, ~ t WIZ.
stnhc ~ mndn 80 hV um,st,nab. ,,ain pp.rr
49," ,H " ,'i'ttn -. - ~ ,!u.ll.."l', !rnivusN
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I,IEI,.

RAcuN.-in Now Haven. conn. oct 81. Mise Hchocrs
Bacon aged % years daughter OF the Rev Dr Leonard
Haso
HATTIE In New Orcnns La. Oct - The Rev. Albert
Batuc nauNe ct Brndenhurgh. rgsSa and pastor ot
HCrman church IN Ntw Orleans tie sixth sc rmnn pastor
who died NJ the post Of duty IN thW city during the
yellow fever .Iii' nlit.
fOsTER--hi Now orleans Oct - the Rev Till Foster.
pastor oi Mnrcau street Methodist Episcopal Church
South, aged - wears. native ct West Louisiana
GARNEN OCT -. Patrick j. GafNcy. uscd - years !
months ami ~ davs.
Relatives and iriends respectfully invited TO atoud
his funeral NJ lis late silencc $50 West 5-i 4 cd.
ncslHN. oct 81. at O'Clock T. VI
LlNNtN On NuuiaN, oct p thihMine. vile a
Patrick Lennon in the 10th wear OF her ugc
Relatives AMI friends at the family respectfully III.
viicd To attend tho funeral athcr late residence ~ 'oun
bia 4. on THURSDAY afternoon. at o'clock.
hONkM AN-uu SUNDAY oct -, Mary 4 VI. Monk.
man. Youngest daughter ~ Joseph VI and Eucn Monk.
man Of us LOTimcT A. Brooklyn. l. D. in the 10Th
Of her
Funeral services Grace Church con,eiyea St, on
Wedne Siav. at ~ O'Clock
McfARIANE-ln San Francisco. cal. Oct Is Alex.
am.r Mrfarlane. native scotland. aged 90 wears.
OLNSTEAl-N Omaha Ncb Oct -. II. =. Olmstcai,
VI. D. formerly of Brooklyn y y.
oNLRToN In Tonwarfa. Pa. Oct II Flwar over
Ton one Of The oldest members OF the icnu.y har
lie was born IN Lancashire. England IN isi. AMI was
the father OF the wife OF = Hammond. the evangelist.
and u Edward Dvrrtun Dr. TIA" Representative Ui tho
Fifteenth 'onsrcs sional District ct Pcnnss lvnria.
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\ rwelve.Yenr.old 80, Hanging Himself

ALLENTowN, Pa. oct. 2s.-On Saturday aitor-
noon the body o Eddie Barry abot II years ol age wns
found han.mg h3 the neck IN hi father. barn at Wen.
nersNh'e this county. When discovered the body was
It'll warm but life was eAunct II seems that on that
day hs FATHER ANA mother went "a visit aonc utghhora
leaving their two sons, Marcus. AGED 49, and Eddie A.
home. u,ielhor visited the place soon afiorwn ara and
found the boys az WORK He then went aweN bat &C.
turning short time MttrWnri he missed Eddie aud In
CURED ~ here he vas Aiot u search bV himself and
Maru they found the llil" fellow hanging hy tie uotk
m the granufy, he having fastened the rome to the
pucNs used Tor holsuna erHln 10 the hour above His
feet were ~ stle on tr iuui when found On IuO siaN
evening, oct L. Mrs. h'rv WAS preparing sonr mix
pudding hr the trmilys supper mud durine her ton
puTarN absence from the stove into
the pudlin. and IL family lad nalnw csrii from
being poisoned Who IlFrrd Tie poison there .l an
kn0vi hui The snicmc OF The lad may pro,ca -oIuci o.
the attnIto POISONING.
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Tn" po~~ibll,i,- Of the New Park Theatre
I'm Brooklyn wot. la-, nigh, demonstrated in
tile suco' ssful presentation II tho spectacle Of
Henry VIII. with an the splendid access rics
which marked il production la Booths Tho
crv nm, er,"i,,,n,.,,,s '..n,oI ,'c sc'n
i'm IL, transfer 10 a smaller house. Miss
Gcneyievo Ward. a- .inctn h1hdrtl,. won the
chief applause uf tho evening Mr. George Van
dcnhon played tG,tondi Nu'stY and Mr. james
H. Taylor HIoD lIU I0irient support OF the
"nnlhg I..u'ia wa, gwen, ,p th'' 7'ocA com
Uskf ~ Rockingham. and Miss Cora Tanner. ~
tune B"'rgo. Was graceful and winning. Every
attention was pad To detail IN making the spec
taclc reproduction oi that seen in this city.
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Fort Edwards Mystery

B'rIsToN SPA, y. Y. oct. 2s.-Margarct Ne
han ol Fort Edward, school teacher o,orO Years old
was abducted on SUNDAY night while returning from The
house Of Jos lh Loushton. between Fort Edward and
SANDY w, io that of her brother nlaw. john Louvhlin
In Fort Edward 4 portion OF hr aprun wa. Inn nd nenr
Jnsophs house and screams wet, heard D., the n.isl
hors Adrsp"radu named Baker has been arrested am
me- 'ntssts thHt y" with ono SNYDER. met the woman
near Joseph inughhhs snyder lrt the wagon m winch
they ware uiing and followed her saving he would IA
her Ia the cemetery Baker -ANs he then drove IN Fort
Edward AMI ON returning could nud mo- truce OF either
Snyder or the woman lie Is In Jail aud IL supposed m
have had an active hand in the abduction II i, thought
mat the woman was assaulted ami murdered No trace,
OF h,r has been found Gp To- o O'Clock tonight
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St. Pnnl,. sncce..r,l smindIer.

wAUREr. oct, 2S.-Chnrles Ftheridge. the
81 Paul abscondng nsuraute agent sui financial rcpre
sentative The Ncw York Loan and Trust Company was
u tms city on Thur.dHv Al tie Milwaukee National
Bank he realized on sls.Ftl drat drawn hv the MGR
chants National Rank ui - raul on the American LIZ
change bank ol New York rhe Wisconsin Marine Bank
rashet drit fer SN.rt drawn h., the Northwestern
National Bank OF II Paul on the Trsdcsmhu's National
Bank oi New York aul rrimer 60 took sGnl0drsit
drawn by ice FIRST National Bank ot Minneapolis on th
Fourth National Bank Of New YORK THE drafts were an
genuine. and will be mndc goo by the hanks NJ 81 Paul
gu. Minneapolis so there Will he no loss tu tho larh
here lihcrdsc oit here lnv the East on TursIa, nlr.
nuulh DNhtuNes nj, ON hls tIHtk.
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Finding the Jumei WIN I.,,,ua,,on

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-A decision was han led
down IN the supreme Court m the Inme VIII case nnirm.
ny we dce.iouoi the lower court n the equity suit Tie
hr'l~un take the ground that Madame tunnels hf In.
rttsh Wmlr accompanied with Che power uf appoint.
mtAi save htr estate no dt ,ccndahle oapa,liy.
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Grand Opera House.

Maggie Mitchell changed her bill last
might. and presented hers II in The Pearl Of
Savoy" piece in which she ha. won many en-
comiums. Although not differing widely in its
characterization from Fauchou" which pre-
coded II. the faNorite actress manages TO impart
10 her role n distinctive attractiYehess which
era.
Maggie Mitchells engagement at tile Grand
will be- followed hy Nr. and Mrs j. {. William
son in Struck oar and the Chinese Qucs-
ton"
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Commodore Perry. Grandson. Monument.

John VI. Mofllu. sculptor at go Hudson
street has cut marble cross to be placed NJ the grave
OF Georse Ilany, IN Newport George rinany was son
OF MIS- Isabella Parry TIAuy. who is dauehtrr of Cnu,
mohorr Perry "a" hero 81 tie battle Lake Ere and A
si>,t az Ms August Belmont at tins city lie was "A In
of Is AMI was ~ ci,naliy drowned while pnNu,g win
Aconpainn IN Newport IN IulN last The cross il n
Nh, hHllr. ANA ., surmount'd hy mass ~ dronniul
srhwer cut IN ~, marble The grave l. IN the same o
IN lhe newport hirNiW Wound In which the body u
Commodore Penny hes buried '
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ssCiN Of Ro lc lJucIo, Weir Rio Janciro Oct G. and
ST Thomas 2ist. - ''
s. Isaac Ben, Lawrence, Richmond. CITY Point and
s. lolin nhhson. Travis, Georgetown d e.
- llalloN a., hinWu. SANTOS
SIM l,nar runhArAsolNcr W,snncs ycrpool
slup Mnrhusvlt, Walker ulthuuAlurL
SUN Willie I. ed, Nate, Dundee
Hark SlUila, Mushcr. luuinu
BARK granville Bo.lv, lurly, Duhlir
nam tiwln AMI lfsc. Ihur.ru. btNn
harh 'gnnN ul Richmond. BoAusc'oir nublin
blls ! I. htNMhri lrAmo. " IhI.nr. \ ).
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Mrs. Shay. a widow. has searched for three
SAY. og her ~ yearci SON, Louis Francis Shay who
siHrr from his home Monroe street Friday last
10 s' Two char cushions re making OF which IS Mrs
SHAY onl means u support lie hhs lark conn eAlun,
ans l'acA eyes, and back HAIR aui he wore dark
f,p'tff AND Cardigan Jacket
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Nine. Won Stamwitl, tomorrow evening,
WILL npp'Rr al the Broadway Theatre in Leah
the for,akrn, whlrh part she will play FOR the
four remaining nights ~ hcr season.