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THE PHYSICAL PARADOX.

1t has been said that "the blood is
the source Of life" 1t is as truly the
source Of disease and = death. No
life, that is to say no healthy tissue
can be generated from impure blood,
no organ of that body can normally
perform its functions when supplied
with impure blood. The fluid that
should carry life and health to every
part, carries only weakness and di-
sease Blood is the source of life,
only when it is pure. If it has be
come diseased it must be cleansed
by the proper medication, else every
pulsation OF the human heart sends a
wave Of disease through the system.
To cleanse the blood of all impurities
use DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery, and pleasant Purgative Pei
lets, the effective Alternative tonic and
cathartic remedies yet discovered.
They are especially efficient in scrof-
ulOuS diseases.
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GOOD RESULTS

Are always pleasant to contemplate, as
every dyspeptic sufferer who uses Par
ker's Ginger Tonic viii attest. TO OBJ
tain from this remedy the most crafty
ing relief when distressed with Head
ache, Low Spirits, Nervousness, Wake
fulness, Palpitation of the Heart, Liver
Disorders, Costiveness, Pain in the
Stomach, Heartburn, Cramps, etc, is a
pleasant experience that surprises no less
than it comforts. Another remarkable
feature of this remedy is its powerful
specific action on the skin and mucous
surfaces OF the throat and lungs by which
it unfailingly cures the worst cases of
Cough, Cold and Sore Throat Tt cures
in wonderfully short time, removes all
soreness from the lungs, and protects the
feeble from Consumption. Buy a 81. 90
bottle from your druggist Jones & Schal
Tern, or sample bottle at - cents, and
test its merits,
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AN UNDENIABLE TRUTH.

You deserve to suffer, and if you lead
a miserable, unsatisfactory life in this
beautiful world, it is entirely your own
fault and there is only one excuse for
you,-your unreasonable prejudice and
skepticlsm, which has killed thousands.
Personal knowledged and common sense
reasoning viii soon show you that Green s
August Flower viii cure YOU OF Liver
Complaint or Dyspepsia. with all its mis-
cradle effects, such as sick headache, pal
pitation OF the heart, sour stomach, ha-
bitual costiveness, dizziness Of the head,
nervous prostration, low spirits, DC. Its
sales now reach every town On the West
ern Continent and not a druggist but viii
tell you of its wonderful cures. You can
buy sample bottle for 10 cents. Three
doses will relieve you.
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such other bond as the board of aldermen
may require, which bond shall be ap-
proved by the mayor 1t shall be the
duty of the mayor and clerk - report to
the board of aldermen at each regular
meeting thereof, the license issued by
them, and not before reported, and the
board of aldermen shall by vote approved
or disapprove of the same. If the board
of aldermen disapproye thereof, it shall
be the duty of the city clerk forthwith to
notify the person holding such license
that the same has been revoked by action
of the board OF aldermen, and such
license shall thereafter be void; the board
of aldermen when license is not ap-
proved shall refund fair proportion of
the license money paid.
Section 8. The general laws of the
state of Wisconsin for the punishment of
bribery, misconduct aud corruption in
Office, shall be in full force and shall APP
ply TO all officials elected or appointed
under the provisions of this charter.
Section 10. The salaries to be paid to
the several city officials shall not in any
| year exceed the sums named as follows:
salary of the city treasurer, eight hundred
| dollars; city marshal five hundred dol
lars; city clerk, four hundred dollars; city
attorney, three hundred dollars.
Section II. The mayor, city clerk and
city attorney are hereby authorized to
| administer the oath of Office to the sever
al city officials, including inspectors of
elections. No fee shall be charged for
administering the oath of Office to any
city official.
| Section II. Chapters three, four, five
six, seven, eight, nine. and eleven of the
private and local laws of 1870, entitled
an act to incorporate the city Of Mantle
woo and all amendments thereto except
| as herein amended, revised and enact
ed are hereby repealed. But this act
shall not be construed to repeal chapter
one and two of said act or chapter ten of
said act as amended by section three of
chapter three, fifty-nine of private and
local laws OF 1871, chapter 229 and sec
| lions one and two of chapter $50 of pri-
vate and local laws CT 1871; chapter 22S
of laws of 1875, chapters 167 and Isl of
laws of 1877, and chapters ninety six and
one hundred of laws of 1878 are hereby
repealed.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its passage
and publication.
| Approved March 4, 1879.
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AN HONEST MEDICINE.

OF all medicines advertised to cure any
affection of the Throat, Chest or Lungs, we
know Of none we can recommend 50 highly
as DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hay Fever, Hoarseness, Tickling in the
Throat, loss of voice, etc, This medicine
does positively cure, and that where every
thing else has failed. No medicine can
show one half so many positive and pema-
nent cures as have already been effected by
this truly wonderful remedy. For Asthma
and Aronchius it is a perfect specific, curing
the very worst cases in the shortest time pos
sible. We say by all means give II trial.
Trial bottles ten cents. Regular size 81 90
For sale by +. c. Buerstatte, Manitowoc.
Wis.
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BUCKLEN,S ARNICA sALvE.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, letter,
Cbapped Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and
all kinds of Skin Eruptions. This salve
is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
in every case or money refun ded- Price
p Cents per Box. For sale by +. G.
Buerstatte
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A CARD

To all who are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
&c. will send recipe that Will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
in South America. Send self-addressed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH L. INsIAN,
Station ID, Bible House, Near York City.
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. y-= have Lire. I.s..se, indicated by coated
tongue. foul breath. poor appetite, frequent head
ache duli pain in the side. or any Of these symp-
toms use DIR. Smiths Stillingia Blood Purifier
4. W .2T5 4.~-s- -sEs1-s, with DRY and ieFerisfl
skin. csprtcious appetite paia in the back ami
hips which az times changes 20 shoulders. breaking
your rest al night. This medicine will cure you,
or will forfeit S31.
EE5 E-:1, appearing in The form OF Pirples, Boils,
Riotehes- Ulcers. Scrofuia salt Kheuin, Rheuna-
tsm. Lsmeness, OF sweiied Joints result from dis
eased condition Of The Biooc for which DR. Smiths
Stillingia u unrfysed II should be used nv ali who
need medicine TO strengthen IN and fnygor-
the entire system. sold bv Druggists for I6 OTIS.
DR. b A. SMITH 4 CO., Props, Erie, Pa
For Sale BY 0. Z. Bacon. Manitowoc. Wisconsin
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A Nebraska City woman not only lis
tening at the keyho:e, but fred through
it at man whose talk offended her.
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pRIzr SHOOTING AT BsINToN RlNGE

BRINTON, y. j., Oct. On the third day
OF the Fan prize meeting OF the state Rife Association
there were five matches. The principal event was the
short range team match, open To one or more leans OF
four from any regularly organized rifle c.ub sssocaon
or military organ alton. 200 yards, standing position.
fifteen snot, fist prze, SIS second prize SlO Seven
teams entered the winning team being the Empire
Rife Club Team. No. !, Captain y. ID. Ward
IT. the continuation OF the Military shor-rangc match.
The first sta of which shot TUESDAY, the follow
inC were the best scores:
shortrange matcb-2OOi yards, ten shots-G JOINER,
40; c. Tobn. 45: ". H. Jackson, IS; u. Zetter, Al;
A. j. Bowlett. ~ J. H. Rathyen Al d. T. Dayids, Al
MlIifary Match-2OO wards. seven shots-W Robert
son 81 Frank HYDE, 30 &. A. Peakc. 81 ;. :. Bum
stead, - W. L. Flske. 20.
Long range match. loo yards-Frank Hyde, 49, r.
Rathbone. 49, l. L. Allen. 40; ii. /. Clark, a.; J.. f..
pray &C A. NicIun-. Al; Dr. j. NJ. Dart, 40; j. ".
Todd. 40; W. H. Jackson IL
Thc hest aggregate made IN this match SO far
ARE AZ follows: l. L. Allen. a.. -, 40; total il6. X
Kathbone AZ 40, 10 total. no Frank Hyde, As, 10,
Is total 10.
omen 10 III members uf the First Brigade ~ the National
Gunrd of New-Jersey. Fist prIze-A gold badge pre-
seuted 10y Major j. Warell Second prize-One fourth
of eptrance money Third prZe-OnesiNth of entrance
money Fourth prize-One-twelfth OF entrance money.
Toe best scores made follows for the 200 aud
800 wards: Captain T. ". Grfitu. IL J Bollnger, SO
Ieuteuant L. IT, Greve. 80 Captain Anderson, 80, Cap
tam ". +. Wood. 30 l. X. Demham 70
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CHARGED Win VIE POISONING.

NORWICH, Conn, Oct-Nm. is. Riddle, of
TINS place. arrested to-day On suspicion OF having
,oisoned hi. wife. She died May %. 1873. under
snspicous circur1 stances, and damaging rumors
have been circulated regarding Mr.. Riddle. Nothing
had been DONE however. until to-day. when formal
complaint was made AGAINST Riddle oy Harry :. Will
iaus a former cmplDye. IL seems that Riddle and
Williams had some trouble this week, aud the lat
ter now threatens to make important revelations. Rid
die mas engaged business In this cty for some
years "a wine manufacturer. He Recently removed all
the machinery OF his factory t. NewIOrk disposed of his
other effects DeIe and completed preparations for be-
aiming business In New-YOrk. Recently he was mar
RCD 10 Nellie Griscol. employe IN his factory,
marriage being performed by Catholic priest In New
York lie was his way TO that city This aft
when ne was arrested at NowLondon and brought bach
..ra
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 2.-Elcven cases of
fever m al -four white and coloredl and three
deaths were reported 10 the Board OF Health to-day.
Al the meeting the safety Committee this afternoon,
the Charity Committee was dlsbanded. The contribG-
lions TO the Towards to-day aggregated So. Oliver
and Charles Stodiar The children OF Ms. Martha J..
stoddart were stricken with fever this morning
miles south OF Memphis the neghhOrhood whore the
Arnold family recently died. EIGHT persons have died
and FIVE are sin with fever In that immediate ycin-
ity The thermometer has ranged to-day between 72o
and 927 Mr. ". q. Nicholson residing four miles DIS
isnt from the city the fernando Road, stricken
with the fever last night.
WAsHTNGTOS OF "A telegram rom Lisbon, dated
Inc 30 nit has received by Secretary Evart-
noupcug that an been issued raising the vel
low fever quarantine all vessels from the Atlantic
ports u the United states.
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Ex-Governor Army. OF Ncw-Mexico. reached
Now TX l1-i FRIDAY from wiicy'co. IN arlington
lc haI trlk with A.toruc, -Dcutrd Descns and tina
secretary OF War. n refenurc 10 mail robbers and
Indian dclrelaton-. lie REPORTED two mail r0b 'eres
ID one week milne irs. which he himself victim.
and by which the highway obtained about 500 IN
money. The Governor was kept nearly AN hour IN
front OF e-b1rrelel Shotgun. aud robbed OF hi'
money. Tne " road agents have been arrested. bat
Governor Army believes that tine present facilities ~
keeping trying and punishnE them are not adequate.
lie therefore urged upon the Attorney General The in
portauce of edy tTial and conviction. Genera.
D,ens promised Ito his best 10 break up the den Of
robbers AT the cad OF the railroad n New Mexico, who
have gathered there from the Back HIS and Other
places.
Governor Army. his talk win the Secretary Of War
reported TIE burning 81 grass ht tho Lies IN por
tau ~ Colorado Mexico, ard the threatened ae.
property the settlers miners. hnd
fle vf cut means Tor fiii prot 'ctipu
Governor Army J. un hi way 90 England. ana viii al
from hi, cry time month To look after M.
interest ~ the Hyde estate. which consists OF LARGE
sum ~ money in th' Bank OF England.
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GRAIN STEADY ~ BILTTuORE.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2.-The gram market has
been stcadicr during the week ihan for some
time past. The receipts Of wheat for the week
ending to-day were l,i9l 800. The sales were
$500 o33 bushels. and shipments H. 100 Bushels The
stocks The elevators to-day l60s.7l9 bushels.
Southern wheat the OF which already marketed
i coming forward slowly and there is demand for at
~ - 10 II 80 for the best grades The settling price
day ~ ga or Western spot wheat, which Is only
H. less the settling pice of Thursday OF last week.
Tie flour market has boon very firm with light receipts.
aud only fair amount 81 Business has been done To-
dly 20 cent additional yer barrel were Put Oh hlgh
grade Baltimore ntuf while the regular city Howard
Aau
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THE COURTS.

ARGUMENTS AGAINST Iilh ~t.iI.i
Tie investigation of the a.ic- Il :rc',. All
tie. sncfi1 r iili's ME was r-lm+i e'.rr ''1-
s.ioucr Cisti, yesterday asd tnr r.r.a@ ar-Hacns
were MAJ, ~ tlr counsel. =. Adj aace AdsH .rpu-
scented tlc Bar Association C0uLiltee inc ,Hn. aHy
devoted 20 sac sumuu-uy o. fne Gaze 90 c dc -
the prosecution. Mr. Bpsh ais address hf swing
apreimdnpry oufn.of "a" iayrs.iI CATION made h' tie
Bar Ass citation aud lru irri rv"d tfr testimony 'hat
hui been ftroduced He -pDse particularly NJ 'hr r''
dencc watch the DrD~eca.iol bed pir iur"d showing
that hotidrr at Ln'Gw -ilcet j ii nam FoOh .aI
strange IN bis cell when MS wife unexpectedly
called.
IA. testimony of Mr. ir,l nf sho w.s for NUN ec
a. mouths confined m fhr isf. was next Roy ewrn, I
ST.. !u-i declared 90 o. Wa nor Sufficient 20 wa.rn' uf
IeInoga - rub c tii el. thcn Ir was nor ser Hf
qnalnftl wlfu human nature. ~" fhouthf % clriFy
proved tHu Rcd" l. az was allowed B" ro.m a'YNt
ihr iii- fufnf =. pleased. Women were aIpNFd 70
Witt .u OF Flood whenever tuey chp.e ON a-t rifr
f.uGt g thcTr NOES cleo ION hell 90 ih" pi-"n
ald before MINT nearly all tnr male prisoners were
irIsts duo. The speaker was o'fns+uudlf inter-
r,p.,i nv Mr. Llrocuur, The sacfiirs counsel 10 w1s
iarc ~ tre afternoon whru Mr. Bu.h h1isIei rcvieW
iur 900 MAJ. 81 testimony. NJ. '.ifi. WEI deuN'1 90
r,roit ID tar Court ~ soon a- possible.
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wALKIYG MITcH Ar BALrIu0RE.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2.--At the close of the walk
ouhf all the fourteen stants who started Ina hc
morning were on The track except Mcguire. lie cii al
900 and dill not return. AMI 1t Ia probable
that he will not. he was very lame
when he stopped. Leslie. who dragged along during the
forenoon. showed 40 exhaustion. Hughes took IL
very quietly toward the close aud hal not kept up
speed during tine entire day. tayng run little Campna
ran at short intervals. When sam Coyer completed ms
Doom mile he was loudly appauded During the even
Ing OIeary and Hut ON the track ~ different
times. but they only made few mile. The follow
Ing was the score m niles 10 IL o'clock p. M:
utraeY. 1913; Csmpana -; Hughes. los; Bruugh
tl5: Harder 2lJ: OOl-tuu. Ia Tracy. 2O3. Culyrr
9Uz slagare. 22J; DOwucy. 2u7; kedllns, -l6i
Metzlcr. 9l3; Leslie, 50; Pierce. 200.
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SWEARING IN me INSPECTORS.

The rooms Of the Bureau OF Elections and
the Trial Room al Police ieadquarter, we're crowded
Yesterday with those inspectors OF election ANA po
clerks Who have been appointed by the commissioners
Tlcy came IN crowds N answer 10 notices sent 10
item by MI OBrIcn, Chof of the Bureau OF
Elections. desiring them 10 come ana take The
oath 90 office Mr.. O'Brien had lis as~i,tauts place
their books papers Oh the decks m the ulfrc"W
ana the IN, ptcurs passed. rapidly from one ciflk
10 another. The work of registering lIcnih!lhS ANA
swearing in The Inspectors and poll clerks Wa gone
flrnu4! win So promptly that al %. M over 500 hhd
taken the oath ana lad been supplied with the doru
m,nls necessary for instruction III tn dulles on regis
f.,ut
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the police force did so each party appointing their o"n
men, Both sets have acted. and when those appoh'f"
by the Mayor anded their salaries the Conner re-
fused 10 pay them. IL has heretofore been "e c"r'o
Tor tle Mayor TO appoint and the Conuoi 10 Eah'i
the nominations Tue policemen nav" rutn w, ~
aud the mai took place yesterday NJ me N"hu iu!l
term of cnurf. IL WAS "A question whether me CIV
would nave To pay whether ihe money Woun h'Nf ~
come ont the private funds or the Mayor ilu7'Ii
Iudge Noudlull decided that The city T. 10 pay thfm
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QanirIut Notices.

nISTRICT COURT of the UNITED STATES,
II FOR TIE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW.lOKK.
In tnc matter VI tAl RICK FOX. Bansruvt-lN BANS
EIPTCI-A il Bans has ISSUED by sd
court against the estate d PATRIcA FuN o, the ~
ald ~ NeW-lork, o! the stare u NcW-forr,
ia SAID District adiudgci bankrupt upon the pelten
OF hs Creditors and ;As payment u any dests
and the delivery ~ property belonging 20 sail bank
rupt his usa. and 1e transfer OF any prep
.rty by him aye forbidden br meet ~ the tr'it
bankrupt prove their debts and choose Cee
~ his estaa vii ~ held at court y.
bankruptcy holden S5 GrOaHoy Ia the tty ~
YORK. said DISTINCT The ga DAY - OCTOBER, A.
ID, 1874 a o'clock m, az ne otce % Ioln tlch esd.
one OF The Registers IN BANKRUPTCY q ssm Court
LOUIS r. PArN
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THE rANErIL nan DEMOCRATS.

BosroN, Oct. Lille TrarcVer says that it
has toe very best authority for tho tina
tlar!os T. Thompson. OF g 'oucestrr. has present
intention ~ accepting the uonIina OF the Faneul
Hal Democrats for Governor u offered 10 him by their
convention the 7th met.
Boston, Oct. Judge J. q. Abbott declines 10 Doe
nominated for Governor 10y the raighi-Out Democrats
next tuesday.
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MEDICAL AND SURGIC4L NOTES.

POPULATION AND llEALTH.-lt appears from
the Official reports. that the experience OF what are
called model lodging housos. such a the Peabody Ouid
ngs in London and other large towns combined with
that of barracks. wOrkhouscs, and schools, furnished
abundant evidence that what termed density of poi
ulation detrimental phyically has usually
been assumed because IN such buildings referred
to the OF mortality is much less, with q density Of
900 persons TO tho acre. than u l. IN ordinary small
houses with density " only 25) 10 the Again.
the health OF "a community found 10 be nuch de-
pendent upon food clothing and personal habits than
mon the and construction of dwellings
consIrurtion these may d. entirely neutrI ized 4 The
ood is ba. the clothing deficient, ana tho personal
haDits filthy.
INFECTION BY POsT.-lt Is of little use, says
the London Lancet ncurrlng the cost and trouble "
large measures the isolation OF contagious Diseases
II hose lesser precautions which, In fic MAKE the
sum Of safety arc overlooked disregarded Tor
ample what particular advantage Is likely TO ensue
from removing the unaffected members OF a family In
which small pox or scarlet fever obtained footins
II they daily apprised % the state OF aairS IN tie
sick chamber by of letters elaborated IT bed
side. ami perhaps carefully wrapped IN blot'ing paper
under thin envelope IL Is necessary. The
Lancc TO make any sensational statenent rs To lac
manner In which diseases. Of TINS class Al least
pugaIcd but the atmosphere surrounding the palicmt
l. Laden with germnal particles capable al innoe""tnS
healthy subject it is OBVIOUS thai The maladv may Dee
transmitted envelope with the aid OF thick blotng
paper or rs well known without any such accessory
GERMAN METHOD WITH ULCERs.-Dr. Man
debaum. or Odessa, publishes an interesting commun-
a Berlin Journal IN which ne declares that all
ulcers tho leg and other parts. whatever their
age, and extent can be cured by the following
method: they very deep with much loss Of tissue
aud III undermined. uneven csous edges. they are
be -craped until healthy tissue reached
with the modification OF volkmans spoon ~ suggested
hy ebra. and then DC for several DAYS
with thick layer OF iudoiOrm unt fresh granulAtiOns
-prug Up- they are certain To do.-aud until the
the ulcer reached the level or the surrounding
when this DOint la the healing process j. attained
the ulcer II 10 de- strapped daily with equal parts 0f
morcural aud soap plaster OF rather soft cOn>seucc
and carefully and evenly applied. Dr. W. adds that sinai
oW ulcers. which covered only with thick layer
of pu-, require preliminary scrappC. aud be at
treated With lOdniOrui. then strapped.
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pcopo5als

TREASURY DEPAHrN NJ
OFFICE pFkNIrlND I'D lssfNN tfNtKAf.
L. =. MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON. sent IS. 1879.
PROPOSALS 10 FURNISH MEDICAL. SUP
1 PLIES for tho TuteI states Marine Hospital service
Will b. received the o,e OF tho Medical pifvevor nat
srr,,r uuul thu EIGHTH DAY OF Nt ltBf.k next, "a
noon schedule, WI be- furnished Pos o., Medical Pa
~ direction Of the SECRETARY Of ne treasury, -
l-lgu.l, JOHN n. n AMfITON,
surgeon General. II. "A. :.
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SUING FOR THAIR SAL1RIES.

BoRDENTowS, y. j., Oct 1.-Mayor George
Riggs ~ Burlington. y. j.. Is Republican ami the Cy
Council Il Democratic. After the election last Spring
both parties, thinking theJ had the power 10 APPOINT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03
ANXIETY FOR ~ 4ERoNIUE

ST. LOUIS, Oct. No tidngs have yet been
received Whereabouts OF Professor Wise and his
companion George Barr who left here In balloon last
Sunday The opinion n growing very strong that they
have met lhe fate Donaldson aud GrmwOOd.
Who assembled from Chicago Two VI three years ago.
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Escape or 7HE MlSKED NAN or KeEyf

KEENE, y. H., Oct. 1.-The bread left for
the masked man in the Moods was not taken. :, many
persons went out from krene. that he probably OBJ
served the Preparations for capture rnd ran or
The vicinity is rough wilderness. anu almost imp.s
Mn.
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MAYOR COOPER rosTpoNEs ACTION

WAITING FOR HE DECISION OF IhE SUPREME
cOuKr-ADJOUKNMESr 70 SATURDAY.
The MAYORS office was place OF unusual
,ntcret 10 politicians yesterday Early in the day well
l,, ,rden Democrats were seen going In and out OF
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INNS IS TO GIVE NOTlCE: That on .h

Lot dag Of october. A. D. 1879. Warrant IN RaRE
ISSUED zs.ast tho estate DAVID u hELLOeO
lie CITY 81 Sew York "a t- county - NcwlorS nd
Of NewY0rE $50 ha- been avuGgec BANKRUPT On az
petition. that The payment Of any ic3is ana delivery u
Dl1u Ens u such BANKRUPT 70 nm or fr e.s
transfer 0faEy property BY ale tOIbduu ~
lg that Of the creditors - the said bankrupt n
drbts aud choose asNcuee OF ts
estate VII lie hold az CoGrt 90 Bausfapcy To be hol en-
al warren IT., In tho CTS of N-w-NOE before Mr
joan W. Little. k.gl-cr, on the lJth day Of october ~ D.
.. - clock a. n. Ipl II r. PAWN,
MashaL 4. Mr..enger sanihcru n.illat o, Now YnrA