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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-03-23
MILK CRUST

Ars- Bowers, 143 CIinton S., Cincinnati,
speaks Of her sisters child, who Wa cured OF
milk crust which resisted all remedies for
two years Now q fine healthy boy, with
q beautiful head of hair.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-03-23

nEnT Business now before the pub
DsHkfH lie You can make money
hENa fasser AZ work for Us than at
HEliiNs anything else Capital not
DDO = needed We viii start yoT-
az q day and upwards made sc home
By the Industrious. Men. Women boys
ard girls wanted everywhere to work for Us
Now II the time You en- work in
spare time only or give Your whole time TO
the business. You can i've at home and DO
the work. No other business viii pay you
nearly a. we'll No one can fAil TO make
enormous pay By engaging at once Costly
outfit And terms free Money made fast,
easily and houorabIy. Address TRUE q
CO, Augusta. Maine Ianl2-lT.
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Geo. W. Brown, As Marshall st Provi-
denee, & l.. cured by CutIcura Resolvent
Soloed 7uriferl and Saticura and C1tienrs
SoAP, Tie crest skin cares, OF riBgworm hu-
NOR got At the BARRIERS, which spread all
over his ears, neck and face, and for six
years resisted all kinds Of treatment
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FALLING HAIR.

Frank A. Bean, Steam Fire Engine s. Boz
ton, was cured Of AloPeeiG, or falling Of the
hair, By the Cutfcura Rssolvsnt, hood Puri-
fer, aud Cutieura and Cutieura Soap, the
Pletely restored his hair when all said he
would lose It.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-03-23

Latia clsss.-Profsssor TO student
Slightly sbsent-uinded Please
tran sIare Lzsfrzkrit dSiplicsl acssnz.
drew three aces
Slight sensation IN the clAss.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-03-23
ECZEMA.

nsntly cured OF tumor of the face and
scalp, eczema that had been treated unsuc-
eessfully 70 twelve years by many Of Bos-
toms best phyticiaus and most noted special
lists, As well asi European authorities.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-03-23

eTheze's masie in the heir.
sorrowfully exclaimed the young
hushznd, as he reached foz ths pare
gorfc bottle
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-03-23
SKIN HUMOR.

T. d. Drake, esq. agent for Harper q
Bros. Detsois, Mich, gives an astonishing
account OF his case, eezoma Rodent, which
bad been treated 6y CONSULTATION Of physi-
clans without benefit, and which speedily
yielded to the CuticuTA RssoIvent, blood pu-
Iirer- internally and Cuticura and Cutieura
Soap the grestskin cures. externally.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-03-23

Mr.. Clifford F. Hudson, Of Elmira,
n. Y says: my aged mother suffered
greatly from poor digestion and general
debility. She was always complaining
Of her liver, and her bowels often paiued
her greatly. She was very weak |
brought her bottle OF Browns Irsn
BiIters, and she s4ys,'It goes right to the
spot, Clifford She has greatly i'm
proved since using this excellent med
fciue.-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-03-23

a chap in Idaho has named his
newspaper venture the Hello" but
it won't be long before helcapitalizes
the 90 and gives it priority of pro-
uunciatiOn.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-03-23
EMPLOYMENT
FOR ALL
70 Sell 4 E!!sEs.l1 ARTICLE

TIE poor a. we'll ~ the rob, the oil A.
4 vel a. the Folng, the wife vel 81 the
husband. the young mailer we'll tha
YounZ nan. tia rrl a. vel ~ tbs bog, may
iuet val carr Few dollars fn honest enn-
Payment, ~ to I'll. around shs kouss and
wait for others 20 earn 60 s1r thlm. We can
give y0u employment al tha ti-no, Or during
Jour spare hours oniy- travelling or irryour
oTu nairh5orhood srnang Your friends ami
lcqua Names n you % neg cars Tor en-
piqg mcutr - ear impart valuable n11rula-
hon - ycu free 81 cost. u all cort yoa an-
u ere cent f7r postal card % Frise ~ Cur
Proer ecrl-, 1rfi lt may b. tbs means Of max
inZ you good many dollars.
Do not neglect tuis oprori unity. You j.
not have 20 invest = ilrrl -lu1 af money 1Et
run great risk 81 Issins lt- You VII ruat-
~ SOC -has /. vii be 81 sa-y matter % mako
from 40 % 500 weez aai establish a-
erasivs sad it.i1ri-- ie1t Freshness. herart-
Die s.raitflrwsrt and pr9alabia. A-isnl .
this mater NOW fsr shers II MONEY! IN
IT f1r 81 81 o euz.-u with ~ We vi aug
prize vos ant yen viii Eondsr WY g9u
1ev-r Eruts -1 "a hatgrs " scnd uli par
.ienisr- frcs- Aires
sep2F-9fn BUCKEYE MrEG CO..
NaHia this Fapor.I Hitrion oaio-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-03-23

Tennessee and New York are
sufficiently rePresep t@Eive states,
and Congressman WhithOrne and
Hewitt are Goted tor common
sense. When. therefore, in course
of s congressional debate two such
conservative members advocate the
policy Of the late secretary Of state.
It msy fairly ne assumed that such
a policy Is approved by their con
stituents--[ Atlanta Constitution.
Evils of pc .estrtanism- a
very fine sermon, Mr. JONES' said
Deacon Brown - the PaFs0a 1t
the close OF service yesterday.
Several lsps ahead of anything
you ever gave Us before" '-Tes, .
replied Parson Jones, blushing
slightly. Il think myself that I
made = pretty good score" Thus
doth the virus OF the walk match
permeate AID pervsrt aIl classes OF
society
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-03-23
TREATbIFNT

The Cuticura treatment consists in the in
ternal use of the C1tieUra Resolvent, the
new blood purifier, and the external use ei
Cutieura and Cutieura Soap, the great skin
cures
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-03-23

Farmers have gore TO work IN
earnest bat rain 3 linues 10 inter
gers with their Operations.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-03-23

"A % IoYfUh News 7os Royz As.d Clti.ti
ihE.&kD teens aud ohii A NEW IN
- 4I' .*' liz hhiiOA iast patented tar thesI,
4. ~ ~ 80 Aealo u4e
. |AE|. fEst ata hagan Saving, Tsaruias,
|. b6Tlss. rsiilils ,tainalssi ralishilS,
f II1M deles Csttlls- ftiae IS - to,A
A| ~ ||f hend fcsits fps ltn pASas-
- - Afi4AA4b HhoNh, lssesll, AAss.
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SCALD HEAD.

h A. Raymond, Auditor 2. WI. & s. r
X, Jackson, Mich, wEs cured Of scald head
Ofiiine years duration by the Cuticura lem
edies-
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Human Suffering Relieved.

Intensely severe headaches, eonssipa-
tf0n of the bowels deficiency or bilious
seereticns, fiztulency, unsteadtness and
weakness OF muscular power, lOvness
OF spirits, dependency, heArI-fustsr-
ings nervous debility and weakness
promptly cured by using Browns Iron
BirtcTs. A true, tonic universally rec
eommsnded by the medical profession
Medical Journal.
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TRANSFERS

j c Morris TO Geo 5 White, ISS
acres, 18th district $500
A Gerstel and vie to T ) Fiautt,
1929 acres. Srh dist 1850
Mary A Smith, ct ais, TO J z and
Lewis Amis- $50 acres, 7th dist $50
j 81 Jackson TO J Ed jackson, town
lot, 9TH dist SOS
Joe Bsllentine to ] c Walker, town
lot, 9TH dist 800
J B Stacy 10 p J Anderson, 51s
acres, 9Th dist $50
z D Wagstafi and wife TO ) \ Var
brough, 1O71k acres, 18th dist = 1905
c G NJ to z Bledsoe and others,
Pulaski and EIkton Turnpike.
eth, Sth and 9Th dists --- 5000
Sarah Carter to w J WilsfoFd
Wilsford, ISIS acres, 18th dist 49I
J 5 Brownl0w 70 S BrswnlOw, So
acres, 14th dist $50
J p BledsOe, ct ais. 70 W II K Sc,
ct ais, Z and E turnpike.
Susan C Higdon to w z Boat
wright s. English acres, 18th
dist -- 6S4
y Smithson 60 Peoples National
Bank, bank building in Pulaski. 1000
W j Nilsford to J II Burrow 30
acres, I5sh dist - 73S
D&H r Pittard to G g. Pirtar,l
undivided interest, 9Th dist 800
J Phillips ct ais, 10 Sarah g
Lunsford town let in Pulaski. $50
5 A Wilson 70 r II Fotsythe 20
acres, 9TH dist ---------. 500
Prof. G. a. Lindsey, of the medi
cal department Of Yale College,
has prepared a report for the State
board of health upon 'Yaccina
ton" which has just been issued as
a pamphlet of % pages He con
cludes that the vaccinia produced
by the proper iRocculatiOn of vac.
cine virus protects the subjects as
much as an attack of smallpox
That whenever compulsory laws are
enforced, the protection afforded
by vaccination is satisfactorily
demonstrated. That as between the
two kinds of vaccine now in use,
viz: the bovine and the humanized,
the bovine is to be preferred. (a)
Because 1t is fully protective, while
the humanized gradually loses its
protective power by frequent trans
missions through the human sys
u
from the risk of communicating
other diseases than vaceinia, while
the hunanized virus Is liable to
produce erysipelas, and IN rare in
stances has conveyed the poison of
syphilis. That the vast Importance
Of this subject, as it concerns the
public welfare, forces the inquiry:
If the best interests of cOmmuni-
ties do not demand that s. supply
of genuine, trustworthy, bovine Vi
rus should be always provided by
skilled producers, under the official
direction of the state or national
government? That q primary in
fantile vaccination with good bo-
vine virus is fully protective until
the age Of puberty, and that re-
vaccination at or about that time,
resulting in any perceptible vacci-
nal effect, viii be protective through
the remainder of life
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-03-23

The hardest thing in the world to
do so constantly that you can do it
well is to mind your own business
Gilt Edge Tonic cures malariaI fever.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-03-23

HAW m Great chance Go make money.
Hk HI Those who always take sd-
HufHN III vantage Of the god chsRces
tor making money that are
toasred, general eeco N e
wealthy, and those " ko do not improve such
ehanSes rem ain ~ poverty. We want Macy
men, women, boys, girls 20 work for ~ right
In their own localities Any cne can DO the
work properly frOra the first start. The bas-
iness will pay more than ten times ordinary
wages Expensive crtft furnished free. No
enc who engages fails TO make monsy rap
idly. Yea can devote yOaz NJ hole time - the
work. 81 only your spSre Moments FEH In
formation and al that Is needed ssas Free
address STtNSON q CO., PortlsE3. Maine.
lEnl2-iy.f -
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II hsve 3 fel.i which | wish to
get In grass next fall, how shall l
treat il uatil tEenY'
Sow your 6eld 10 oats, aud man
ure them well Cus them when
fully in blossom snd cure s. hay
break the laad ~ once and SOW In
field peas-Ehen = t,w pods rip-n
cut and cure for BAY
Prepare the lsn,i IN September,
brusdrast the bone n4esI or super
phOspHste and barrow in we'll, SOW
the mixture recommended for h
on the freshly narrowed land and
rull-F Southern W Grid
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HEALTH IS WEALTH

DR- e c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
IL Treatment. specific for 81 r=teriz. DIX
zInessr Cen vul-ions, Nervous aeadac be Men
tai Depression, Loss Of Memory, Sperma-
tatrhRa, ImpotsHcy, In voluntary Emissions,
Premature Old Aze, caused By 0vcr-exarlion.
self abuse, or overhaul 2 snce, y hieh Ieasfs
TO misery, decay and death one box 81
care recent ca-es- EacE box eoutAing enc
months treatment- One dollar box, or six
boxas for five dollars, sent aF mail prepaid
or receipt Of price. We guarantees six boxes
10 cure any case With esehsor ter received
by u tor xix boxes accom- ganied with fgs
dollars, We viii send ths purchaser our writ
ten guarantee 60 return she money II the
treatment does not effect a cure. Guarautssz
i-suetl only wheH The Treatment il ordered
direct from us- Address JOHN G. VEST y
CO sole Perpetrators, Isl ard Is8 " Mnti-
son street, CHieaEo, H. Sold b al drug
-ists- sePl-ly
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SINGLE DESKS.

Il EACaERS receive liberal salaries and
i prompt say and ars faitEf1l - their
duty. Boarding F-pEls vel wArussi- vel
Sd and We hope vel szzzne. azd are tkere-
fara esrcar ta4. ksAlEbs1l and happy In
en- y rerzrd are better prepared .or stA-
-fsnt tsachinz than ever 6sf1rs- Ecnd TOR
Catalogue
" E-JOSES, PrizeiPal-
Pulaski, Tenn 1EsB-Ef-
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STORAGK

L LIBERAL CASH Advances on al cotton
IL stoy93 with us. Eall insurance guSrSn-
teel. Protect yonr cotton nom weather aud
aocidenE CaArges nominal
sspss-1 BuEORD BROS.
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sEwaRE o. IMTTATIoss.
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1900
49I
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1850
20
5565
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DIED.

BUEAt kchaed C0 ,p a taTS a %fusf 49, 1881
services at her Monday August % at p
BURDENAt NswPort l. A3sHsS 3 SHIRLEY , Ssrte y;
Troy y. Y
cULYER-At Rye Necs. westehester County, n. Y, on
AGgst H. Ed1T YEAR 9S 81 sSa Of VILLA" and
Re and rend, 81 te any are 70 atfa S os
Monday morning 2s h inst, al II 80: ,, 81, ,
cf aavs T Tew 9l OK T at i0o5 81
FERRIs-At BronxyIe August %. Ere May. infant
daughter OF W. s. Louise j. Ferris
Notice Of funeral hereaiier
GILLLTTE-on say m0 ORR n.y. Aug9s5 ~ at Bna
Funeral Moniay August - at II ~ from Calvary Bop.
tst Church. 3ad-st, between 5th AID Otla'es
Eieuis are sndy requested not flowers.
HAMIToN-At Point Peassn \ g. atsI bIi c nns,A
Marg4rttte OF thd- n haiiltt IN OF ipilsh.
Ton = H. daughter OF the late Cornelius Coolidge. OF
B0'on I i.t Gnu en- New. iri glon at p Monday
Carriages be in waiting Oh ar' A OF -'Vb oAt IRON Ne"'
posoS Providence Philadelphia, Montreal Halifax and
London, Eng. papers please copy .
HOKNE-On saturday morning. 10Th inst az rialnnad ~
T. Arthur " hung infant OF Charles T. snd caroline
l. Horne, grandson Of James ana Eh@aOe'" h M0'ee
uULBERT-At Greenroit l. L. OF GlP4taerh on nt rih~y
August 20 2a'aa a. we sT 81 ana .oath
FANNY Howell wllo John Henry heene j. o. baltimore
Intcrment yallt at Newport
Bait AOre papers please copy o, NJ,
MALLORY-At aiysuc Bridge, Coan, August 70 Chsri"
MaI,s A. MN Tyutic Bfr.go Conn Tucsdar August %
oVERTON-At Brooklyn. SATURDAY morning. August 28
r carlo. OyeltO1, the clsi ) cal OF his aSr' , -
Relative, aud l.eAts invited - att5J"
vi'es from his late residence, 80 ~ taiibrn3epace'
BIooslyu Monday, Aug ST 2o lo7-. at O'CLOCK o. IA
81 At Paterson. j. On Friiis morning August
o. is - CatncIile, % 'erlt flah"h axv' '9'a's
Rel,uyes and ucnus eotidy lnNtel - atehd ger
tune al from late residence, on 0nAi |te!hOoh =, Il
ococA the Division street reformed Ohoioh AZ
O'Clock IN.
Interneut at Cedar Lawn
PUrNAMOn Friday, Angus: %, at Atlantic MASS joseph
Putnam. -,-..- ~. p..t-or - q
Fnner from the csid.uce % his sister MIS- Packer 80
t;Iac.-court BrOoalyn. sunday August "a Al p M
PoOR-At her residence Newport, r. l., August Is, hTa
eli x. Poor. OF Cincinnati
SAGE Al GrecubreT White sulphur springs West FirglnA
Ausus -. loo, pneumonia Gardner ~ sage oi N""'
NorA ,ity the 0Sth year - NJ -Ge , -. o-,,.,
Funeral late residence, NO 10 hSst S's@'
NcW.lOrk, SATURDAY August 20, al II ocloo~ d. ~
u-utrt, A, saratoga SPRINGS wednesday morning August
o. Clara Di, kson. daughter 81 the istH ht,SM
and widow Of tlo iae iio@oO " ''''S'f' "
cusc, aged II years ~.
vuIITs-At Glen Cove hth day. twen'yf9nrih mss. o.
Nattie V daughter OF FREDERICK h. ava ALMA
Nilfts IA IIh year OF her ago
seventh. -. al. ., -,, ,,.,,o, o,, Is,ana
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsuGNGGON. saturday, Aug. 26, 1882.
The Secretary OF War will probably leave this city
next week visit to Colorado springs, Colorado.
The Acdng Controller of the Currency has authorized
the Duluth National Bank, OF Duluth, Mimi. to sgln
business with Il cLpltll OF 100000
The ironciad Nantucket viii leave Norfolk Va, carly
next week trial trip New-Yark, and viii be fol-
lowed by the rOncad MOnauk as soon as she Is ready
for
BY order OF the President, Acting Postmaster General
Iatton this afternoon removed Mrs Anna T. Thompson
ns postmaster at Memphis Tenn, and appointed James
II. Smith to the vacancy.
Postmaster Aheley, OF West Fulton, Schohare County,
" " has been removed and NJ. b. Fellows appointed as
his successor. Mr. Akclcy's removal is in consequence
OF his having taken advantage of his position, and of
trs,s repOscd nlm Dy different persons to violate the
pension laws.
The for supplying standard Ink to the Post
Office Department has been awarded 10 4. \ Woodward
Co., Of Cincinnati OhiO. ann that for pads to Bingham
Daley & OIIar of NcWIUgk The lux i TO be furnished
oil 40 cents per pound. and the pads at 90
cents euch
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solemn feast. Unlnckily he made mistake which
might have been thought impossible, IN confounding
Lord Sydney, who proposed the Oasts by virtue Oh ms
Brown the Queens personal servant. who stood imm
datcy behind Her Majesty. How he mixed up tne
weknOwn Lord Steward in his golden coat win haru
ySaged Highland servant Is not easy to understand.
Probably his informant led him astray but In any case
the whole effect OF banquet was spoiled ny te
correction which u newspaper was subsequently con
strained TO make Everybody could see that the PRIV
legged correspondent had described an eyewitness
what like the spanish leet." had not been - IN Night
OF his own visual organs His employers were enlage1
as n matter Of course. Then scanty acc0un OF
the bombardment Of Alexandria, the shortcomings IN
which were explained eXenuAed by the capsi1e OF
boat. The last straw Laid tne back % The Ddny
Iciegrdph camc' il the m,takng OF pcketdrVen m
Tor panic among the soldiers. and Mr. Gay Is recalled
II not dismissed But he Is active and capable mad
whose only fault Is too much zeal and he Is not likely To
60 under for ing In any case.
The Honorable Lewis Wmgneld, the brother Of Lord
Powersc urt has out to Egypt to replace Mr. Gay
lie Is an nmidbe man Of considerable culture, but IS
sheered az by the trade" gushcr and "A modern
edition OF Ihaokeray's HOnOrabe Percy PORlOy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27

momentary Acknowledgement with the Iories, VIM
enoyed Jokes Of their owa invention on 'his "'
happy picture as they have enjoyed nothing io'
long time Certainly Mr. Millais's LORD pc"oo",
field gave them no such delight a. MI hlchnio"u
Gladstone. Among tho younger men WIN q,
coming on rapidly. Mr.. John Collier IN one u w.
foremost: an artist Of real ability To paih'' III"
portraitits of unimpeachable fidelity to hS
His wife. too. paints children with much lcoi"s w
the chlldlike. The catalogue would DC lons o''o
if # were to be made complete, when u'u Nv,
the least set out to do. l will only inen',o" VI.
Alma Tadema. who of late has exhip''ou 'u'o' ~ -
four portraist unsurpassed in techh'cai po"o. -
soliditv and force and in brilllancy' bu'' no''n0i
do / imagine that Mr.. Alma Tadema means 10 eh'ci
the lists " it'll the above named VINO give 'n,'"
Calves nm to such work. lie has other worh Vi MS
own to do. which the public demands ana "hlch
he himself will not abandon. Or the arus's WHO
satisfied the last generation by their llKehesSeS'
and won their X. AS quarter of century SINCE
and keep them and hang eight pictures apiece
yearly on the Academy walls in virtue OIL 'uc'.
membership there are still number SURVIVING
don't know that 1T matters much when ahonS
these relics of the past you choose to pant YOU
should Won perchance choose any one. g. W. o.
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SHOOTING At OFFICERS IRON 4 CELL.
rDY TELEGRAPH TO TnE TRIBUNE.l

by IhLEGkAFH TO TIE IKIBJNh.I
SoMERyILLE, \. j., Aug. 26.-An assault
was made on Deputy Sheriff Conoyer, Constable Kitchen
ana L. NJ Coddington in the county jail BY Charles Cum
mings prisoner, about o'clock this afternoon Cum
uinss who had succeeded III making bi, escape short
time ago and had been recapturCd By Detective Crow,
WAS kept I'm close confinement but by some means his
cell door had been opened and he ont vita The other
PRISON r.. The deputy eheuH and III, assistant sue
-, edea IN locking AL prisoners IN their respective
coils except Cummings, wAO used 10 20 ia, aud ii was
fund necessary force lie was at iust driven III
49,, ouoNer OF locking the cell door when
Cuumugs. drawing revolver. began sill oin-. one
bail strK Kitchen in the sto nacn anI alOher lOdSel
M ia, shoulder COuOver. II Is said That three SnOts
were fred bur this certain. The cell door was
locked and Detective Crow was summoned by Shenh
Tnotu ON 10 ane he pistol from the prisoner. Ii was
f,r.rrcl revolver IL j. SAID at the pistol formerly
elountd 10 bOOtbla h. one uufOld VINO II now IN Jli
runu .aclua the cell key IN process Of being III ed
Ia tnr coor was found ia the mattress The balls nave
not yet acted, athough iOhd WIN the PROBE.
min "A N..IT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27
RICHARD c. OYERTON.

Richard C.. Ovorton died yesterday at his
home 30 ~ Cambri0ge-Ylace, Brooklyn. lie was poih
in southold. l.. l., in 1902 After receiving common
school education lie taught school Tor seVer"i
year. al Utrecht lie came TO NeW-Iork when he was
only eighteen wears age. and devoted his attention 10
tie sind, Of mechanics and civil engineering He was
,,io,err on lie DELAY, are and Hudson Canal and was
upon the first boat winch passed through lis
waters Ltr,r he was connected with the original sur
voy IF the Enc Railway. His inventive eeins lea INN
into study of weighing apparatus ana ut length Ho
succeeded IN making scales upon "hch he'N! pon'S
corld he easily weighed. Mr. Overton then opened a
,uonufoc,ory and entered ensiyely into Their pro-
duc,,ou The panic Of 1887 compelled him to abandon
,,is h,siness and Try one requiring less capital lie
succeeded in obtaining position as an entry clerk III inc
York Custom House. where he soon won The highest
esteem of business men. Three years later cHahge
in the Administration lost HIN his position IN the Chs
tom House but the experience winch he hhd acHuiIeu
nrovrd invaluable him, when, the following year. ne
bccalne established as broker In Ii new "cIupaioi
he received great en- ourdtrWNhl' lls ~, 10 q,
nam, NO and railroad companies. He was made secretary
II ne Id mo Gold Mining COMPANY '"hlol "'s o I
nr. ia send exploring expeditions across thc lhis
When the New ork Elevated roi was piol.ccu 'o
once became greatly interested III ~ ~, 49,
gave vaiutnic hsalstahcc ~ ~ IN wears
il built Dulng tle p'f,.. oii,,,,i',t If
.ir Oyertou has interested IN The development o
r in North Carolina. HIS inventive - mus "A7
remarkable. Besides mNehtlnE the hC;uo. HT IT, ' i
strlrt~t n rotary blower, which, although Efta'N ,lH
MAYED hy later nacuin.ts Il SIM III use ne wac me
member ui the American INSTITUTE. l"I ~ ~
Air nxcr.o on WAS resident OF ,hc seventh war" ia Is
CIV When the Eastern ConsresdUohaIi't CAr''
IN Madison-st. was founucd. He became one
me connected with the Reformed thnIch oi hro"kl u
irisht, The funeral WI. take pace TOm ms Ie rel
w. M - vi low and eN children. Two OF ll7 sons nave
sncceedod hen father in the brokerage business