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Marriages in jackson County-1s73.


David Allen Huston and Sarah Catharine Search,
June 49, by Newell Braey, j. u.
William E. Williams aud Ann Hughes, June 26, by
Jonn w. Evans, Min.
David G. Lloyd and Laura Morgan, June %, by B.
F. Smith, j. p.
William II. Cresswe and Mary Jane Lowe. June
26, by l.. A. Atkinson, Min.
William p. Anderson and Mary Thacker, July ,, by
Isaiah II. Mccormick, J. p.
George Ray and Mary j. Milton, July 6, by William
jenkins. Min.
Edward Ward jr. and Lizzie serrott, July 3, by j.
E. Sewers Min.
james Noble and Ella Thomas, license issued July
3, but return is made of marriage.
Joseph Jones and Mary Lloyd, July l. by j. h. Glib
son, Min.
Reese T. Oney and Nancy Jane johnson, July 4, by
j. A. Sell J. p.
John l. Gillilind and Molvina Dawson, July 4, by
j. B. johnson, Min.
Amos Farmer and Elizabeth Cecil, July 6, by Jacol
A. Sell, j. Z.
Joseph Schellenger and Victoria Holcomb Feb. 90
| Os74) by Henry Weber, j. z.
| Hanning Cremeens and Hildred II. Williams, Jul,
| 13, by NJ. Il. Wheatcraft, Min.
William Hamer and Lavina Conner, July Il, by j
| w. Laird, Mayor.
| Ephraim Patrick and Emma S. Phetteplace, Jul
| II, by g. W. Whitman, j. j.
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l. An Entry. Fee of 10 per cent. will be deducted
from the premium allowed to the successful compet-
2. No ticket issued by the Society except regular
admission tickets will be transferable and the gate
sented by those entitled to the same.
EXHIBITION.
g. No Director shall be allowed to compete for pre-
MUM In the Department over which he is Superin-
4. eR-N person except the committee duty and
the officers of the Fair will be allowed in the Hall
5. An animal entered for exhibition in one class
can not compete for premium in any other, except
6. single animal may be entered as one of pair or
herd.
Z. Horses and Cattle will be showed in ring for
that purpose: and the premium ribbons attached by
red, md blue. "s '-' e1''0'"'e' -'' % ie'--'.-
any disrespect shown to the award or award
member in charge shall report the same at the next
subsequent meeting, and the exhibitor shall forfeit
Q; The exhibitor must be the owner of the article
10. No one will be allowed to see the entries until
after the awards are made.
& or wen frq e be @ b e
l2 on the entry any article the exhibtor viii be
furnished with card, Showing the number and class
I5 In ANY of the above premiums the successful
H. All the premium articles, stock of all kinds
wagons, buggies, and expresses must parade on the
forfeited.
ORDER exhibition.
First day-Staions, Mules, Jacks, Jennets, Cattle,
Second day-The articles in all other departments
ADMISSION.
Membership tickets 90
Children under Is years NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
GkEES f General Ticket Agent free
The above List is subject to change or correction
J.D. GILLIAN, sec'y.
GATE KEEPERs-Ira Rice, large gate; wm Dun
gan, small gate.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-09-01

WE find The following in The New
Richmond NeWs, Smith Townsley's
paper:
} A Starkey one of our enterpris-
ing dry goods merchants has lately
received another LITTLE piece of goods.
1t was not what was ordered but he
will have to make the best of it, no
matter whether he gets first cost OF
not. The goods can be seen by call
ing on Mrs. Starkey."
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-09-01

Premium List Of the 9th Annual Fair
Of the Jackson County Agricultural
Society, to be held September 22nd
and 23rd, at the Old Fair Grounds,
in Jackson, Ohio.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-09-01

AS we have frequently told you, Nor
ris Sternberger has one of the finest stocks
Of Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods
ever brought to Jackson. Go and see
| thpnl
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-09-01

PRAYER for the President is now a
good thing-especially If mixed with
a liberal supply of milk toast and
chicken broth.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-09-01

IT is simply marvel ,us how quickly
constipation, biliousnass, sick head
ache, fever and ague, and malaria, are
cured by Sellers Liver Pills" sept
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-09-01

"LINDsEY's Blood Searcher'-the
great medicine for fever and ague,
malaria, and all blood poison. Don't
fail to use it. sept
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-09-01

AN old woman named Cooper, aged
about 10 years, residing in Scioto town
ship, we believe, was put in Jail on Sun
day. She IS %%g~fu''- in'1oa. nd scream
eli ;tnu "a od III sunday =; sA' 50 tLat she
cou.d be heard two or three squu es from
the jail.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-09-01

a CROWD Of young men favored us
with fine vocal serenade on Monday
evening. Boys, you'll get your reward in
| Heaven.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-09-01

DIR. |. L. MONAUAN has returned from
Oakland, Maryland, and we are sorry to
learn that his health has not improved.
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Camp Meeting,

There will be a special train on the M.
& G. road next Sunday, for the camp
meeting at Athens. The train will leave
Fare
round trip
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-09-01

THE Alice Coal Company are making
arrangements to do an extensive coal
business. This Company expects when
under headway, to work one hundred
men.
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the season of 1881 .,...... 10 90 5 90
The season oflSs 10 90 90
Of the last two there must be sworn proof
| or no premium will be awarded.
Hall-Jacob Miller and Stephen n. Vaughn.
CLASS I.
Horticulture and Horticulture
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[Chillicothe Advertiser.l
Deadly Threats against Mayor Hurst and
Chief MabUry.

Either the ''bad classes" are becom-
ing angered, or somebody has an un-
comfortable propensity for practica
joking Mayor Hurst found letter
in his garden few days ago, warning
him to beware of the fate of Garfield,
and later received one through the
mail threatening to ''bust his head"
when some night he is met meander-
ing home in the dark. His Honor
still smiles and takes his Cruel as
usual.
Police Chief Mabury received two
letters likewise, in the mail The
first was postmarked Aug. 7th, and
contained a sheet of paper upon which
was posted the print of skull and
cross-bones, underneath which was
the appalling notification in red ink:
you had better attend to your own
business. We hope you can take a
hint. WHO KNOWS"
The second epistle was received Aug.
14th. Written in the same hand,
with the identical blood-suggesting
fluid. 1t read:
Jim" Mabury:
going to put your d-n hell-houns
after the girls are you. Well you bet
ter not come yourself if you don't
want your d-n throat cut, you bet
ter stay in you hole if you don't want
your wind stopt, if you are on the
police force in two weeks i wouldent
insure your neck for a d-n cent.
You BETTER TAKE THIS HINT.
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Sheriff'S Sale of Real Estate.
The State of Ohio, Jackson County, SIS.
CDurt nf planS

Court Of Common Pleas.
O. S. Miller VS.. Heirs of James T. FAIRIES Decd,
to wit: Susan r. FAIRIES ct al.
On first order of sale.
Notice is her-by given, that in pursuance of
an order of sale isSuei from the Court of Com
mon Pleas within and fol the County of Jack
son and State of Ohio, in a certain cause where
in o S. Miller is plaintiff and Susan r. FAIRIES
ct al. are defendants, and to me directed as
Sheriff of said County, 1 will offer for SALE at
the door of the Court House in Jackson; in said
Comfy.
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Oh what q rail-

carry passengers. Oh what a rail-
road!
Dreading the dust and heat to go in
buggy, much to my regret and dis
appointment, gave it up. | learned
that it was very pleasant party, and
[ now wish that had gone any how.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-09-01

M
Miscellaneous Articles.
Non-enumerated.
CLASS N.
Iron, Etc.
Sample limestone ore, not less than 20 lbs in
one piece ........s 50 90
Same Same Of Of block RiS ore s9S
Sample cold blast charcoal iron, not less than
10 lbs. .-. 400
Sample hot blast foundry charcoal iron, not
less than 10 lbs ......,...... -. -, 800
Sample stonecoal foundry iron, not less than
10 lbs. ...,..... -. ..... 90
piece ~ NV iD'' '"1 ~ .o' =. 200
Same, SHAFT coal. 90
TRACK PERFORMANCE.
Clinton johnson, Supt.
Racing. SO 90
Trotting 10 90
OF the last there must be or more entries.
Flowing.
past f,rroyr tbrou,r am m q
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Notice Of Appointment.

The undersigned has been appointed and quAlihed
as administrator of the estate of William ID. MCleC,
ADAM LACKEY.
Sent. ISSI.-3w
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
Repub,ican District Ticket.
Republican County Ticket.
Republican Central Committee.

MARK STERNBERGE Err, Chairman;
c. A. ATKINSON, Secretary;
W. c. EVANS, Treasurer;
ELIAS CRANDALL;
DAVIn nAVIS
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-09-01

Article of agreement entered into this first day OF
June $780, between Davis Mackey editor Of the ack
Standard, and W. c. Gould, editor OF the jackson
herald.
We. the parties above named, hereby agree never to
mention each others names In our respective papers
manner derosatory to The moral character OF eaen
but maintain attitude of for the opinions
and principles OF each. In of things refer
ence each other, and to each others articles is
necessary; but we agree that in eontroverting the
opinions of each other will nse no terms OF opPro,
brium or disrespect not allowable in debate: That
personal nature derogatory to each other
either by hint nnuendo. directly or indirectly, shall
be excluded from respective papers.
In witness whereof, we hereunto subscribe our
names.
DAVIS MACKLEY.
w. c. GOULD.
certify the above be exact copy of said agree
nent and Witnessed by the Pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
CT. Creighton.
June l, 1851.
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CLASS T.
POultry-Thos Rees Sunprintendpnt

Mechanical Arts, Machines, Agricultural Implements
Stoves, Worked Metals. Household Furniture, Man
utactures of various kinds, Machinery, Vehicles,
Sewing Machines Horseshoeing, Etc.
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Rules and Regulations.

the Board can secure ground upon which to plow,
they Will pay the above premium, and they will use
this performance as a test to draught horses.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-09-01

CLASS A.
Horses-Samuel Overly, Superintendent.
(a) For General Purposes.
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GLASS G.
CLASS ID.
Sheep-J. C. Randall, Superintendent.
Swiue-J, G., Randall, Superintendent


Boar, yrs and over "a 90 50 OF
Boar, and under r2......................3 90 81
Boar, months and under yr............... 90 OK
Sow, yrs and over ................ 90 OF
Sow, and under 2......................j 90 l 81
Sow, months and under yr............... 90 OF
Harvest hog .................. 20 81
the same age, and under > months Old. 90 OC
Sweepstakes, boar 90
Sweepstakes, Observation-Disclosures. 100
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Jackson County:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WAsmlNGrON. "Wednesday. jan

WAsH,NGToN Wednesday. June 20. 1891
J. Stanley Brown. prIa,e secretary to the President
who has been Obscnt for month pat. arrived here tax
evening.
Tho President has decided moi to leave for Williams
College until Sanrday. BEFORE hc returns 80 IN
vis -. Albane. w. - the gc3t % Governor Faflhah
SCcr,ibry WiniOm that thee Is foundation ior
The statement respecting the proposed rrmoyai ~ Mr.
Iamrhrr1 tto Present AppOiltmrnt Clerk O The Treas
ury Department.
Hi4 aggr, eating $500 forthc construction ~ the
new Arrnory -, AnnApiis, Nd. wrr yesterday ncecp:e
r., .ic'cssiill hd lc-s wcrc from Baltimore, "ashns'
tom and hnn"Pnl>
1t staol ;lat 1ir Eu-zi exhibited in thl. city, he
fore leaving for Spin, M originals ~ the di'9i' hes
wirA p.s Il b.vc.n hn.-cl' sad O., Spali@h nr'hnr.
tics ~ Mdrl lcoAintto "vc; 30 t,'m"n; of bis claim
IN, rrsi:.. ~ 20, Sls, gilo sal Chattanooga Eaii-
road informed Treasurer Gia!lnn today that the
S'oi.ODD GGo from t road or account Of the Indian
NUT fund N, d.. pa: H Srw-iuri 0u the 1T rrOAiao.
Tlt-r ~, J' D.c .s.'i' l the c.!-cd lis of The
Nr.ny. Nv" o'tt"n. o. !, eiaf"I. viii be- filled III
rl"'i time o. tGr '!suLrnt "f Colonel Iinkhry
Ll.cu, B. o;th, 9TH Iasatfy. aud Colonel f. + Deaf.
! of Ia III Artil ~.
The total ..nol't ~ Il per coupon bonds re-
cci.cd kr 'pnt.nsaIp ~ tire nnl one-h'f pee ~
10 nic inniins iho a,n"rnt pfc'-a.'l % The !'onlo
ascnr' b. 80. S1"p l'"' ing only S2L3oOOOD -, to
Doe hc. ri fun before Jils |.
Assistant Surgeons T. II. Ma--;et,cT and J. G. Dyrncs
have been o.rrr, To y.rIinaion for promotion. Com
piand'r Mortgom'ry Sic:ni has l'''n %rercd 20 -.
the ,lhtiot chirto: he Baron ~ Ordn1hrc at
Tho NGty Department. Washington. july /
- understood tn. n, 3ai.o' MDIrcal. dolng h.
n.ssn Cic.co. hes rohcludsl To pay, under protest.
uenrl, s;oCOo IN" ..,'"~>alr a.r'n ~ - eIL, ua.
tr the late d."i,Ol ~ tHc GUn.nHsUner Uf internal
Er,tun,. an hriu- itIit for IA recovery.
clroIl1r La- b.,a i.I-i b. Ana.Iai secretary
French OF tho Traa,ITJ DEPARTMENT, 10 Collectors Of
Customs aud Others rrgArl To the citations govern
the Importation ~ iprrn hbniss for IN" In
t'rdsiln1al Cotton Exposition IA be hell at Atlanta,
Ca in October 1881.
The crrtary ~ tho Treasury hA' decided to Gcrcpt
tn proposal o. JOa H. Pray rI -: osion. I" furnish
900 ynrl' ofthe heat ,mll n,cfr,:ir body Drssas
carp'i to Treasury ID psrtnrn; it the ne M nj
wear ut 81 - pr yAri IIr coa:riT TOR carpet lining
was AWARDED a. \. r. Sies5r, & ID. Of Eew-lJrk.
Prcaiirnt GARFIELD viii y.,ie clyde tie I'D day Of
July be present 1t the nIycIliny Of ill., MACPHERSON
statue. Arraasemens have been ma L. FOR holding the
annual reunion OF tho Presidents oil ;inent on tho
M Jaly in order tiot the roi tent be- able 10 be
IN 1rdturc hOtn occasions without making sec
Uud Zip to the West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30

Cul.,5p. jane ~ - The twenty second
~.r,.,rf = o. fh, Nt'r Amer a; sanar und lrsan
rr. i i,;."'Y Tee concerts are - b" Si''a In til"
INlos,.i" iu aI ..i' as, Sirhctdr', with little
to rpun,i .' ga .i'. II h,.L The i"rccS are an or
c.,r~l, - N.-''.n ;i.-.-ili., nuiap ring 49, male
chorus formed TO-, u.e uf ta- German s.n ing So c-
ties Of the " stem cii,' and nHinh'rng
more than l.JW SINGERS. mixed chorus
Of several hundred Omms,I Of singers from Ch
90 Cncun III and c..rw'crc. and dozen or So o:
solo sn-rrs - whom the u1S' distin;ilshrl are
Nnd2u prsrka-I1uinrr a brnyurl sn-cr Of Germany,
WIN u ar r.inrnb, onr 81 the ntTril ~ ol the
nr., Boston Peace Rb.rr Miss Cary, MI CaaGi'iliS, u
Grrnan tenor. ar. Whitney and sir Rcmmrrtk OF New
York. Tine Ir'.rnmMc IL hhNcd "a character
but hns several impressive numbers. Eans Baatka,
of Caicagn tie conductor. lac first day, ~ H. usual
~ tho meetings OF the German Sangrbund was lrHly
taken up ~ the ceremonies of receiving the Bun ban
nr. welcoming the singers 10 IA" city, etc. Adrrnsrs
were made ~ ols VAIL president Of the Bund and b.
Mayor Harrison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
FINANCES OF BATES COLLEGE.

LEWISTON, Me, June 20.-Ihe annual meet
ing of the corporation Of Bates College was held tins
moraing. President Cheney in his ANIMAL report re-
ferrcd to the charg Of Of the Maine State Semi
nary to Bates college the promise OF the late b. t.
Bates that he would furnish the funds to make II
succcss In addition TO what he had already given Mr.
rates had subscricd 800 00C on condition that like
su should be rascd md the condition had been faith
fully met II the estate Of Mr. Bates be 30 small as not
10 leave his family liberal support the college should
surrender every dollar of It's claim On the other nnna
n Tho estate he advent with large surplus. lhen tue
college AZ iu,ty entitled a. at least fair percentage
The president reported the floating dent OF we Sosge
tuud whicl Lnl been reI;icei tn Sl3l,sOU, ana he
recou,pen.ed tbat al 600 additional be RAISED.
J. L. ii. Cobb WIS elected q member u Iio Do~'~ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
NEW PLAN PROPOSED FOR TRINITY

HARTFORD, June 29.-The House of COnvO-
cation Of Trinity College met to-day the Rev George
Morgan Hills presiding At tho business meeting tho
neurology OF the year was presented ~ Professor
Brocklcscy Professor Hart repored tho addition Of
$50 volumes TO tho library from the Alumni Library
Fund There was long discussion on plnn for the
repr, sentation OF the aamni Ia the corporation II
was proposed TO ask the trustees to allow the co1voca
toa to nominate each year two trustees who SHALL Ut
the time OF their entering upon Office deliver to the acc
rotary OF the Board their rcsgnaions to take effect
three years after date. thus keeping six special repre-
sentatiyes u the alumni ia the corporation.
This plan was presented to the trustees OF the after
noon meeting, and the convocation was informed that
the trustees had appointed Bishop Paddock the Rev
DR. Mallory ana Mr. william Hsmcral y To meet CON
nttee OF the convocatiOn 70 cOnsidcr the plan On thc
nart OF the latter the DIR. Hills the Rev Dr. Cal
faudet and Mr.. =. A. lockwood were APPOINTED AZ 2
meeting OF the trustees to-day William iiancrnIey OF
Hartford and James !. Lewis, OF New-LOndOn, were
elected members OF the Board Tomorrow tho com
inenccuent exercises VIII take acc, AM tne auAnni
dinner will follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY. JUNE 30, 1881

Guilty between hands and knees in the boat on the
recover md strniRht regular swing through tho
boat. This IL taking to crew "a whole. aud as o
crrw thnr csrtniEly offer admirable exposition Of
scientific rowing. 1t is safe 10 say that the Harvard
mon seem unlikely 10 loo their heals and com
p.rtcly go ~ Dcccs IN tha with Yale. That race
will De rowed plnckily from start to finish. All in
6icatiGns point to Of tho most gallant struggles
that Harvard 5nd YalD have ever undergone.
plcasaat incident has occurred here to-day
Two white haired old gentlemen arrived at tbs
Crockcr House last night, and two moro this morn
Ing. They greeted each other with sn enthusiasm
and 0hactiona;c cor,nlty which attracted atten-
ton. SuoL aIOtlIar appeared, and tho fyo began
g'cfuNy exchanging college "reminiscences. They
arr five Of th9 ten survivors Of the class Of 1921 ~
Yale. and they were invited to hold reunion anil
dino hcre taiS Jclr, where If their number, w.
w Billingt the host lives. Tho others James II.
Bra ley, Of Washington p. A. Strong. Of Newark,
~ j.: Charles Atwood, OF Boston ana John Boyd.
Of NInSted, Conn. Fh"T have been driving about
tne city this forenoon, reviving the davs Of sixty
years ago, AID apparently looking forward to many
reunions still 10 conr.
HGrvarrs steaG-aunclI has broken down, and
tho crew was not utkO-day. Yale pulled OVER tho
course on time, going with wind and tide favor
6bc. The first mile waS ma 10 in . mia. 20 scr.;
two miles in Il min. sc. Tho men started ut
iorty-Onc strOSM n inmate, and averaged thirty
Srvrp. They roVcd in very bal form. Another
coach for Yale has arrivci-LOuis liiggnson. OF
Now Haven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
HEAVY STORMS IN JUNE.
TORNADO N NEW.HAMPsHIRE.

FRANKLIN, n. H., June 29.-A destructive
tornado struck this village yesterday aftenoonattcndcd
with tempest Of rain and han. and almost inocssan;
thunder and lightning Ha'!';pnoa many more than an
ch IN diameter. f"ll in ;r1 numbers aad spread ria
c"rrywhrrc IIalf the houses in the place had their
windows shattered. multud'a ~ caimnrys wcrc swept
down, trees GprooicI end gardens ey"rywhcrn rnne.
Te damage to have b,cn mainly confined to this
village and The valley for mile two each -" The
ra'i tho ilrnalo no; than two mil Wide.
Many buildings Yri, badly CA'nay,A, among them the
W hodia Church Of Wcs. FrrIiu. by ;!r IDOL 81 raln
AMI hail witch poured into rm through the suffered
windows The Catholic Church rioYrd ak H. hes oa
~ f3lde:ion twisted and badly 10 rs.r,l iwo-,t0ry
hru,r. tog tlrr with isr1 and shed. OF David f..
IIlnan. blown down; aad C"n''o II. Drn'.''s nov
hons Wae lrI AMI Turned -."r1l ZEE; from ia fnrada-
ll.l. raYin. IL complete Nrr H. Frrchi cars % thr
N,rhrin l;a rial - POI wee blown of t' track br'1t
Il DON" through nit thr town iy %" iaior'
sweep o. thf itiu tho -bt -'nr l1'r -frrrlr 'r"I
rl!nues. ~ J. Dclocs Les: .n an"iw' frr"1H storm
rel. a'tonpIiiHu %, Lil'h tiund'f nhd sh'niES,
tie '..u i1lliU- ir - .;cot 'ru-" iOr two hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
LOCKED UP At LAST.

Bertha Heyman, confidence" woman,
last nigh; taken by two court officers TO the Polco
cadquartcru IN Mulberryst Oh bench warrant Issued
by Eccortcr smyth aud was locked up a charge OF
obtaining goods under false prctcnces II was reported
yesterday afternoon that she was on trial ut the County
Court In Richmond, staten Island accused OF stealing
watch from her landlady. Pauline schaarbaum OF Clf-
ton. The namo OF the complainant, whose complaint
caused her transfer to this city Last night could not DO
learned
vThe past h.story OF the woman Is interesting She is
not a young and beautiful women" but weighs about
two hundred pounds Is about forty-vc years old and,
IA one hotel clerk described her, looks Ike any Bowery
lagcrbccr saloon proprietfess ont Tor an airing; She
has lived In the last few years. nj thc best hotels ana
has had the best Of everything She dressed rchy
and extensively, though not showiy; AT dluerelt
time, she stayed at the 81. Denis Hotel the New OK
IIntel the Gilsoy House aud the Hotel Brunswick All
give her credit paying promptly hhe Claimed 10 20
tue hcircss Of S2O,OOO.OOO III properly, nnu On Ine
strength Uf IL borrowed money right ana leIi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30

The temperature rp'r ycS:"Tlay from - Ia
~ Ia thr ;rr~t ~ u',cS u I'd" morning %" n''r
,ury .uoI ~ 20 win west n0rthwtsNr y wind bow
Ing tl.,, So hoG- I'll, veto. ny iuci a-ed until
Il r. achcd e., ~ ti..rs 1T ocwk Tie f1aNnun tenn
Ic1.furr TIE rrik Observatory was So .ni ht Sac
Equitable En,llu; $40 Tuesday the temperature
ll:hc. M p'.n than IA th' lower portion %, thu cy
ing To- the ,Dol rrcsr from the bay; Jc-tersy, how
cv:r. People IN the lower wards suffered moro
fr,il the heat than Ia the ncishborhood Of
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iuro to- he cXtrrinr limit 100 tie sa'uraii"n "dnt,
vl.s ycsif,.ay the H. roir crr sioo' a. - orr In
the 49, the thermometer Initiated Ne" SAM t-fF.
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