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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-16
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I'D r 1o no wo ave- 50 orl02 6I02$ 4o0OO
VIM Noble and wife to John NobIe -. $4,000
bow me >. net -. 1880
O4'I wan M and " ir t,J Hartman. 27Ooo
Weber 2I.5OO
Tax to Burchel ..,...... -. lLOOO
ga sarah Graham to @ Phmpton ..........- $500
betsy Llclaed 10000
Far sy to Thos Patten 80; $4,000
2 m RgH2la E Be 4 smith and 500"
husband to Harrison 90 80 ........,..... 10000
If and wife to Tho. Kelld -. -. $1,000
AO'3 ward :. huyer others to owens 1900
Lot lis, Pro-p Ct Hiil Estate" james shea aud
1911 IT, u s. 100 # sof tive l6sI3ell; F 4
,2s %s' 10 r 1 as 9TH sslto North liver '"o
b Amory executor ct al TO John Cr1mains 10000
etc to n onk ing and othe -. 10000
New.York Free ircu ating Libra y -. 1880
NO ris 10 wi..am aegynolds so,,..;;:.. 1860
lam Mcrteynolds to Charlotte . MoIIis -. I5.boO
riley aod wife to Mary topper 100000
i1abeth \ Quinn, -;-....,;;; -. 1880
ierior iotl, 77.lI74 lOpv1o75L. Lucreta
Jones' william Hhiue.dnder and others.
lat ave g IL. III n OF llSthst. Is l0X76; Jshn
o sren and .ie to williig iueal -. $500
18Th II. d o istave lot No. l67 etc. John ScLmtt
-O'a ard wife to siartin Iaapt 6257
I2th Wart Of Cendemng estate; W J0ckrl. trustee
ct Meyer q N, tier -.-..-......--.
ll9th.s 5, - & l-t-ave. ok COLL Carrie Ham
iion T. opav..;, -. 10000
SIS lJG 3 10 e Alexander 24.0XI00; r
co = aud husband % II Payne -. 1890
BoWrIY, " a.. 1902 II
Tufn0ulI, Tefrr 70 r Ste warr '..,. 1900
74th-st. s. .076 IL W 81 ave Is 9Xl022 J X Fur.
long referee. TO ; Schwepk ................ $500
42d-st. n $. 20 r. lltnave. 25xlOO5 d Ken
neiy referee 70 P Esa3 1900
hue md another ..''--' s5.075
S :, II t. Greene-st lS0x25 10 Greene a. 2Or72
20x23 and l3JNZf; A Tucker ct al cxecutOts
ct, 70 COhnicd 10
same property ma f TucSc. % Idor C'0hnfeld 10
same gerty lohn 1n..er q al -. 45.OOO
S7th Il. 100 f. c 5rave. %5Xi O.5: NJ honpsOn
to Z Johnston an 4nothe. ..'.- '', 65Oo
Essex 81. 40 o. Helen ~ Wind Helen X sher.
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heal Gstale nalteo.

XVANTED.-To purchase or rent, IN Car
w Evansville Tor immediate possessions small frame OF
K hou,e with stable aud about half OF ground must
% IN rct ocje Address with full particulars K ROW
northwest corner Duane and HI udsOn sts
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6ltuallous Oanteo--femIle

Al SWEDISH, French, German first
\ /. class Sc v,nt4 such laundresses chamber
m q. w1ilrfsss nurses osn A soea eoarnmen and
city r or '8na be d dis and E6ssS language
l55 East -ith.st.. CARL GRIM5 A0LD
Ar MILE. EKSTROWS swedish, French
y ana Ger nan Emp Oymegt once ladies' wl now hnd "a
pablo servans-coot% ann Ts.sss al vu1gs
maids girls general nouseW0rk As2 ute - sIlts
buffers footnen sc. NILE a. EKsrkoM' No l'o Lei'
ingtOn-ave- cor ,lstsL, Ns".1orH-
CHAMBERMAID, &c.-A neat, tidy girl as
ssxpa eity iersn 1a Can or address 25 artist
iMBERMAID. &~.-Bv an American, age
\ chambe maid ware or nurse in f aR5
efficiency Of The very best 81 East ia ST
NHAMRE2MAlD, &".-By a neat, ac i've
wilma a recsntlT red in This country a. 'hsmoe
elnf references former employers CAN or
address $40 East @7th-st
OHANRERWORK. HOUSEWORK. WAIT
(JING COOKING &c-By good Protestant sr!s, TOT city
sna HOME BuRiAU Is othaye above Dthst.
COOK.-By Germ,n; honest tTnst%0Tff In,
ne. re so Il go BY ay S 4, G -s -D
I,OJK.-Ry respectable Protestant woman,
Oatey landed French or English cooking good reference
COOK. &r.-As cook. and Will also as it in
- cease washing and ironing No lS'1 Sd'aVe' top
IOIK.-By frs class cordon bleu French
coos either by day week month for family cook.
s OF have JACoUiEs FgEN Oil BUREAU, first floor
COOK. HOUSEWOKK.-By \ Swede girl
u wi do general housewOrk FOR privte family IL
-ci rook nd anndr-.s furnish tIscsss re ces
Tor CITY county AL at 22 9Th ave- between l7th and
18th SITS
TONPAN &c.-By a lady, highly re-
1 commended a. companion to invalid charge OF house
and youtn God an1nuc n-is. radei, 1DgrI ana nrle
~omal generally compensation uio-le q e. NuuiesH
IL l. 49, " Las l4th II, Adye u 'rlne1I onI
/NEkFLFMENio apartments Hnu Office
u cleaned and KEPT good order by neat coored GIL
Address ANNIE 494 7tb-aye-. one rlcht up
UU~EKEEPKR.-By a middle aged Amer
/ AN widow VI long experience in hou-eKee ING IN
sma family the light work en- ma AeIng Dert u OAJ
rrieren Cal OF address NJ i = nan 81 bIooAl'"'
I AIJNDRESS.- respectable coloIed
1 4 woman, family washing Address H. A. H. f'A th'
------
! AUNDRESS.-A respectable woman, sohclts
Wshug do at her own housei exeelIent reference
LOO oath St, rear between oth am tth-aNes
NURSE ard .sEAMSTRESS.-As nurse or -
~ nurse by lersu who mas LVed IN b'th
rsnAeie and families IN ms ny WIN Nhpm
shr nFcl Nau Az AAo ncse "SN''N' 49, 0'' 49,
cards
NTCRSF.-Bv Il thoroughly experienced Eng
~ Dish Protestant - infants nhiHo uAe eulIe
- from lUn or Young children, city reference Call
,or Two lays al 30 fasi @slh-sL
NTuRoE, Nc-|y a gir 10 take care OF baby !;
~ or housegork and hi years reiereees 80 East
7otb-st
NNA>HlNG.-By a rvspect1me woman, 10 40
w home would 60 out oy ne Gay pes, e!
rsersuce Mir. CCNhINGHAA' No 40 Last zs'h-s''
reom ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-16
REAL ESTATE.

NFw-YoRK. Wednesday, Nov. H. 1890.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salrsroom TODAY
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Gitn DroucrtD DO Eet.

4 PAYMENTS TO let in the finest apartment
~ houses yet erected West Side. Apply 10 JOHN g.
PkAG n architect aud owner premises, Nos 3D. 81 49,
Al and 43 West GIstsJ
4 LII IMPROVEMEN rs. ELEGANT. new, single
~ third and fourth flats as l23dst reference re-
CURED owner on enises
40 Rem / o. LEASE.-T0 D Private Flmily.
a-ory brown stone house IN f5thS$. West aud rear
5t-aye., IN peri order AMI completely furnished In
quire 2o9 East 11tnst
fI'O LET.-A new and very attractive three
Il story ,oOD dwelling NO 3t3 East 6Sth-st tho
only unrefted Of a u eight al improvements
sucrt rc-tIirieI desirable tenant l. j. CAR
PIN t4t. 10 East -5d-ri. Y ". g.. a DUiIdIA5.
troo Inn JrJI:rIl t1c il, an 10 let
EOR SALE on very ea terms, a tOur-StOry
brick yelling Oh tbs west a IA Of C9Iu mia hoghtA
midway Jetwrr FIltlu AMI v 40 street forrts4 oVsr))k
ing the Jly IA % fir nll'-, wa e
st0tF -tOrep1 Ftrutl1t p- 2jVl'J ma AnDl 10 JAY
ol cash Required. Address p LESTER frJU1e Oihce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-16
gitp Real Gstalc for Sale.

FOR SALE--Three-story high stoop, base
ment houses 6sth-st, % and ID ready for occu
Pancv $l3OOO 10 $1,000. Apply 70 JOHN d. CR1MMlNS
LOST dave, or 2lS East 6StbsL
Tor SALE separately or together, will pay
Is per cent Our-stoy dwellings aud stores corner
5othst and lstayn. substantially built and nearly new
would make q good cigar factory. , an 1,,.
FOR SALE.-Full front dwellings on 18th,
18th. l0th goth 2lst 22d 29d and 2Jth sts west OF
4tn-aVe also on irving Place price $4,000 20 soOoOO
Ii CARfENTEK SO East 2}dst. I. G. A Buldins
FOR SALE.-Nos. 1870, 1872, 1874 122d-st.,
9th and 7thayes., Mount Morris Park three out Of
sc eegani new brown stones la by y lot lWil
CO nft work perfect built By days work appreciated whoa
ehAnnhe1- inquire on premises Owner and builder
BARTLETT SMITH
FOR SALE.-Three elegant 3-stOry aud base
nent Orownstone h0uses l74x52 feet; lot 100 feet Ii
inches me location plumbing perfect hne cabinet nnsh
davs WoIk Appreciated wheu 100. ~ "a West
liza ST. oth and thaves Mount Norris PARK lnl0r
SMITH.
THREE full lots on the MOrningsde Plateau.
l2lssi east OF the Boulevard the crest OF the high
gOunn on ade and With splendid view o. the %
county ahou the highest ground west OF Central PARK Wal
0e sold che ~ and e. Apply 10 owner W NJ EN-
NlNGs DEMOKEsT. Is East l4tn-st. city.
E'(D-ST., east of Park.-Three-stOry brown
W. stone, perfect plumbing drainage and yenti alton
nice home Tor SBuhO mortgage s. 100 furniture included
II needed. OWNER, Postoihce box 2476
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-09-07
MISCELLANEOUS GLEANINGS.

The National Convention of Free
Thinkers at Watkins Glen, N. Y, adopted
their customary platform of relentless war
fare upon religion, churches, the clergy and
the ecclesiastical order OF things in general
All the uncurrent subsidiary silver
coins held at the various repositories are to
be shipped to the Philadelphia mint for re-
coinage.
This has been bad fishing season for
Newfoundland fishermen, and the people de-
pendent on the product of the ocean for
livelihood are gloomy and Respondent
Gen. Sherman has fixed November,
1883, rs the date for his retirement from the
army, when he will make st. Louis his home.
The railway system Of the United
States has gained l,2s4 miles during the
present month.
A commercial journal Of Cincinnati,
figuring on returns from twelve of the corn
growing States, expects yield one-half
greater than last year, or total crop OF
|, 500, ,00O, 600 bushels.
The amount thus far received rs sub
scriptions to the proposed monument to the
late President Garfield at the national capital
lis $1,000
Flipper, the colored Lieutenant who
was dismissed from the United States army
in Texas, has been commissioned as Captain
in the Mexican army
Eight steamships sailed from Balti-
more for European ports in one day, carry
ing out s43 100 bushels of wheat among their
cargoes
The business failures i'm tn. United
States the past week numbered no. de-
crease Of twenty two from the preceding
week, hut six more than i'll the correspond
ing week of 1851.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-09-07
FOREIGN NEWS.

Six sub-constables who are supposed
10 have originated the agitation among the
Irish constabuiary We're ordered transferred
To northern counties whereupun they re-
signed The Government forbade the use Of
the telegraph for communication between
MEL 'bers Of the force, and the entire con.
stabulary of Limerick held a public meeting
To protest.
Details of the outbreak ut the capital
OF Corea show that the life of the King was
spared, but the mob murdered the Queen,
her son and his atfianced bride, and thirteen
Ministers of State Ii is said that japan Will
exact the most rigid reparation for the out
RACES, and, ii this is denied will declare war
and ayenge this outrage on her representa-
tives with blrody reprisals A fleet has hern
dispatched to the port nearest the capital OF
turca
Calcutta dispatches report fearful
rotng between Hindeos and Moaamn laas
at Salem, India Men, women and children
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-09-07
A NEW DRAMATIC STAR.

The Success of Miss Maths,r AS Juliet.
From the Chicago Tribune.l
The result Of Miss Margaret Mather's first
weeks experience on the dramatic stage has
demonstrated in the most conclusive man
ner that the judgment Of her manager Mr.
J. NJ Hill, was not at all at fault when he de-
clareu. months ago. that the public would
not he disappointed in his star. and that she
would please the tastes of the most critical
as well as the general mass Of theater goers
Public patronage is universally conceded to
be the only true test Of success on
the stage, and in the case Of Miss
Mather this particular mark OF approval has
been bestowed i'll Il most generous fashion
Night after night McNicker's Iheater has
been filled with audiences that went away
pleased and told others To come And ut the
matinee yesterday every seat in the lower
part of the house Was sold before the doors
were open-something that does not occur
twice a year And, now that the financial ~
well as the artistic success of the venture ~
assured it il not inappropriate to say word
in praise of Mr. Hill. To whom the people
of this city are indebted for the very best pre-
sentation of Romeo and Juliet ever seen III
this country. Ii is gratifying fact anu one
full Of promise. To find manager Who ap-
preciates the fact that the only way 10 make
Shakespeare popular and proftable Is by pro
lucing his plays i'll 4 style of uniform eA-
celcnce and not hy surrounding a star with
a collection of sticks
In regard to Miss Mathers Juliet the Sptfa
~ tn ItHatS SAYS.
Margaret Mather's debut i'll Juliet Monday
evening was complete and overwhelming
success. Critics and public agree about i.
and. financially, there il no question OF the
outcome There are only a few censcfva
tives who claim that the lady effort showed
less dnpth Of execution than had been ex-
pected After the balcony scene in the sec
ond act there MAS not the slightest doubt
that She il the coming juliet. Nelson place
She will not fill. because Miss Mather
creates her own Juliet which VIII ripen
into enc ol tho most charming and Ninsoms
portraya,s on tile English speaking stage
Under the bardenng pressure OF TIVE years
III anticipation. that Miss Maiher should
save herself tloin failure is wundcftul; that
She Was not So aserwrought physically and
mentally as to stumble somewhere III her
lines or business IL Il marvel To any one
with dramatic knowledge; hut that from
first to last She acquitted herself admirably.
under the circumstances. With power anu
nath.ttc strength. Is 4 sure indication that
+ the little woman ts IN uncommon character.
Ot course there Mere minor faults. more
particularly ot the voice tones: hut, under
the straa, III the aecassaa the Na,ider l. TINT
The actress throat ~ times should mot have
refused it, functions
During tire present Week Miss Mathrr VIII
appear i'm Lean. the Farsaken, the east hs~
n n- IL strong one.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-09-07

were beheaded and their corpscs thrown INTO
the drinking water.
The city of Manila, in the Philippine
islands, reports 800 deaths from cholera In .
single day
Within twenty days, Mt Yokohama.
there were sc. deaths from cholera The
death rate from the disease at Toxic is about
fifty daily.
One hundred members Of the Irish
constabulary petitioned the Lord Lieutenant
to reinstate the men dismissed, threatening
strike II he refused The ousted constables,
however. give notice that on no condition
vii, they resume duty.
The appearance Of the dreaded plague
in European Russia has caused much alarm.
The Corporation Of Cork passed reso-
lutions demanding the release Of T. Dwyer
Grey, and comforting upon him the freedom
Of the city.
1t is officially stated that 531 persons
perishcd Of cholera at Manila, in the Philip
pine islands
The crops in Hungary have been so
productive that there will be surplus Of l5,-
ia1,MD centals of wheat and rye after de-
Quoting the amount necessary for consump-
tan
Two hundred and thirty-four police
men were dismissed in Dublin last week, and
there was great excitement in that city.
Some of the men tore of their badges in
the streets and declared that they would do
no duty until their colleagues were REIN
stated proclamation was issued calling
for the services Of special constables. During
the night the city was paraded by large
bodies of infantry and cavalry.
Ephrussi & Co., a heavy Jewish bank
ing house at Odessa, have ceased business,
on account of the persecution OF their coun-
try men,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-09-07
POLITICAL POINTS.

Fulkerson, who failed to get the Re-
adjuster Congressional nomination in the
Ninth Virginia district, has declared war
against Senator Malone, and will run as an
Independent
It is well understood in Washington
that Secretary Teller will be elected to his
old seat in the Senate, and he will readily
accept it.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-09-07

\ SUCCESSOR to the oyster, the es-
tinetinn al which is from time IT, time
medicted. has been found in Washing
ton Territory, and is huge seft-sh'il
clam. The new aspirant to gastrennmir
favor when dug ont af its home is sail
to resemble plump duck, The edges
of the shell are separated by breast II
flesh. which is chi into slices rolled II
meal and fried, the flavor h"ias equal
to tho best oyster, while i Is tender,
juicy and sweet.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-09-07

s. MEvERDEN'S
NEW
FURNITURE
wARERooMs,
Two Doors North Of Trunbull,s Stors,
cREsco, IOWA,
g supplied with the largest and best assortment Of
FURNITURE Of oil descriptions, and of tho best
grades and qualities ever offered in this market.
evervthinv New---Latest STYLES.
NO OLD GOODS.
ooasisting u
EXTENSION TABLES,
SECRETARIES, BOOK CASES,
wARDRoBEs. BUREAUS,
BEDsTEADs. CHAIRS,
SPRING BEDS, MATTRESSES
LOUNGES AND SOFAS,
BRACKETS. wHAT.NoTs.
LOOKING. GLASSES,
PICTURE FRAMES,
CURTAIN CORNICEs.
:. ..s s,.y srts,. .,, s:,snsn: 70 y: sa' .'a
UNDERTAKING
n sl its branches promptly attended to, either day
q night.
He Aas large assortment q
Oodins, Burial Cases and Caskets,
which hs 10 prepared to trim and furnish on short
notice, and II such style and manner ordered -
the most reasonable prices.
Thanking the public for f0vess and ~ confidence
In the past hs begs to his friends that hs 10
| 1ster1ined more than ever 10 merit their ccnn-
| 1aAea, respect M continued patrenags.
@. uEVERDEN.
0soea, -. q, ISIS.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-09-07
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Dr. ID. W. Bliss has written letter to
the Board of Audit appointed to settle the
expenses OF the illness Of the late President,
in which he sets forth In detail his claim to
remuneration. He asserts his receipts from
his practice ut the time he was
called to attend the late President
were about 1850 month; that this
practice was to great extent broken up by
the engrossng nature of his duties Mt the
Executive Mansion and that the direct pc
cuniary loss resulting therefrom, and from
subsequent i'll health caused by the long
continued nervous strain and over-excrtion,
amounted to about $1,000 He thinks he
should receive as compensation for his losses
and services to the late President the sum of
s25,O0 DR.. Reyburn puts in . claim for
$500
The Postoffice Department, beside
being self sustaining the past year, will have
81, 100000 surplus to put into the treasury.
The Treasury Department with an
appropriation of o,ooo is about to establish
at the chief Atlantic seaports quarantine sta
tions for imported cattle.
In the case OF SerBt. Mason, Judge
Advocate General Swain has decided that
the proceedings Of the court-martial were
irregular, and that imprisonment under the
sentence is illegal.
The Acting Secretary of the Interior
has granted lease for ten years Of a certain
portion of the Yellowstone Park to COM
pany which proposes to build hotels and
supply guides, transportation and telegraph
facilities The scale of prices to be charged
will remain subject to the approval Of the
Secretary.
The War Department was informed
by Gen. Pope that Oklahoma Payne and six
of his followers are under arrest at Fort
Reno.
At the request Of the Secretary Of the
Interior, Secretary Lincoln directed that
PAYNE and his companions Of Oklahoma noto-
riety. who have been il. prison at Fort Reno,
be turned over to tbc civil authorities ut
Fort Smith, Ark.
n IL. A
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-09-07
Balm for Bald Heads.

Abundant hair il not a sign OF bodily
or mental strength. the story Of Sam
son having given rise to the notion that
hairy men are strong physically, while
the fact is that the Chinese, Who are the
most enduring of all races, are mostly
bald, ,nl rs to the sr,ppositien thu; long
and thick hair is Il sign and token Of
intellectuality, all antiquity, all mad
houses. and all common observation are
against it. The easily Nheealed Esau
VAS hairy. The mighty Gasar was
haid i.ong-hairel men are generally
weak aad fai4atieal, and men With seaut
haif ar. the philosophers and soldiers
and statesmen Of the world. LouioH
Idluet
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-09-07

A desperate leap for liberty was taken
bv II noted burglar of North Carolina, who,
handcuifcd and tied, srrang out of ear
window and went down precipce OF eighty
feet, where he disappeared
4 dispatch from Monroe, n. c., SAYS
the party Of six young ladies' engaged In
walking across North Carolina had reached
that point. 10 miles from their starting
point, and weuld go home by rail. one
night they camped in cemetery and slept
between the graves; at another time they
came upon bear. Their log book contains
7 ~ pages of Incidents.
Eieiltr-two new eases OF yellow fever
develoxed mt Brownsville, Texas, In one day,
eight deaths occurring. A revenue cutter,
with medical aid and supplies, had reached
the stricken town. Ten eases of yellow
fever were bulletined at Pensacola, Fla, !,
producing a panic and a general leave-tak-
in. Of the Inhabitants
From the cotton fields of the South
comes call for white labor, the planters
| representing that the negro has become SO
engrossed in politics that he can't find time
to cultivate the growing stalks
| The poet Tennyson indorses the
| project to place bust OF Longfellow III
Westminster Abbey.
The prevalence of yellow fever ut
Pensacola has neccssitated the transfer Of
the garrison of Fort Barancas To Mobile.
The greater part Of the business por-
! tion Of Farmersvlle, La, was burned The
| loss is estimated at ss0.WN.
! Texas dispatches state that the bodies
| of nearly two hundred persons drowned dur
| ing the recent Hoods in the vicinity OF Fort
! conclo have been recovered On one ranch
thirty one and on another twenty one per
sons were drowned II il supposed now that
nearly two hundred persons We're drowned
Yellow fever is spreading to the
ranches above Matamoras, on the Rio
| Grande
I Confederate bonds are heing pur-
chased by brokers ut Richmond, Va, the rate
being $40 per l,ooa
The products of Texas for the year
ending with August have been carefully
computed by a Galveston Journal ut sa1,
5sl, l5S Within the same period ,Aii miles
Of railroad were built, at sn estimated cost
| of SI5. $4,000
Edward Schwefzman, native oi
| Switzerland residing near Paris, Ark took
his three young children from the supper
table, threw them into Il we'll sixteen feet
deep and then made the fatal leap himself
lis wife lay i'll in bed, but followed jn time
to Ste the third child thrown ia,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-09-07

PHILADELrHIA has discovered that it's
women folks live the longest. That's be.
cause they have aotAing else TO do.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-12-20

day, City Marshal ]. Fl. Spalding was
killed by CHARLES Smith. . negro, whom
he was trying to arrest. The citizens
turned out in body, hunted Sni b
down aud riddled him with bullets.
AT . meeting of the Geographical
Society in Paris yesterday M. de Les
seps promised that the Panama canal
shall be ready to be opened in 1888.
He described the health Of the employ
es as satisfactory. and stated that the
rate Of mortality at Panama did not
exceed that in Franco Fears that the
canal would be liable to destruction by
earthquake he declared unfounded.
-. Brown of Georgia in the Senate
yesterday, as question of personal
privilege, denied the statement in
Washington paper that the committee
to attend Senator Hills funeral had
been extravagent. The committee
only incurred bills to the amount of
81, O25 instead of s.. 500, as stated. The
without the authority or
sanction of the family, had presented a
ill for So, 800.