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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-15

KENTUCKY, 1000 MAJORITY.
How charming Is her voice!
How sweet the tItlingS are!
TRUE democracy Is her King;
Aud rclghs In triumph there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-15

TOLEDO. November H.-Whcat, firm: No. spot
9se: SoSsnber he'd Of Csc: December ss,:c: Janu.
1Gc: No. spot 7Sc: new GSc year 56hc; shy SIZE
OATS. quiet; No. spot, 3G u bid: November held II
VIC. CloSrd-Whent, dull and little doing: No. 4
red SPOT and November 9ikc bid; December 0s;;ic;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26

cut steady, at TO- short RID steady ar go tong clsar
636d Gear dull at H. H1'f--if'hs ts
steady 6jg Shoulders dun at JG. Beei Indm hc' oay
80 Extra Mess hTner At ~. Prime Mess s as a. ~ .
Laid-Pnme weltern steay 70 . laho. , P"hs ~
steady. Mt 4ld TarDeDDe steady at -. l"-D-
tnedull Oc common steldy.t Gil Cheese America. DOR,
dun 81. Otl-nrm, %. Flour Extra stale 1ni
at -. wheat-No l ~mte steliv ~ ID \, 73u1s
dul AZ 95d. Winter New Western STEADY ~ WI 'ph -
Mixed steady 7jd. spirits Turpebtme. az ton
Con steady at
LIVERPOOL Aug 25-2 Provisions Beet 1884, for
Extra lnd8 Mesa PORK. 100. per Dbl iOi Prm" JOSS.
Bacon b36 per Long Clear NidGles AMI %. Tor
short Clear hiddies o23d cwt tor NnioillAi
PrOiuce-IalOw. 4b)d Cheese j-j ct TO
best graoes Oh American kenoed Petroleum 1L per ga'
LIVERPOOL Aug 252.3O y. m-Brcaistuns steady. F0uf
10 -. Genital Tor Western Wheat, 3Gd a. lOa yer
GENITAL California mite l02d for CANTOR.
ma GluD: Ja95d. Tor Red Winter H6a91d lor ReI
Western spnng. Corn. 10 yl per Old Mixed west
LygRPO0I- Aug 25.The receipts OF Wheat Tor past
three 10000 centals including 29OOO American
LONDON. 25-i H. m.-Calcutta LiB-een. I'D.
Der quarter. Rehned Petroleum. 54051d Sputs ~ Pc
froleun. 1d07 per Common ftysn. BOD Palo
Kosn 81 dnlO0d sperm Oi. R7fG375 per iinseef o.
ga %. spirits rurpentne, $780, IaO~.
o. Der cwt
BRI.sRV Aug 25WIlcoX's Lard closed AZ 81 MARKS 50
u.ennig. per POUNDS Petroleum MARKS - Denings
ANTWr.r Aug 2j-Petroeum francs 81 = centimes ior
American pail and II francs % confines sellers
MIcOx's Lard closed al lj2 francs pei 100 kilos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. 2j.-The Northern
Pacific Railroad authorities say there remain only 49,
miles OF their track To De laid form continuous rail
connection from Lake Superior 10 Puget Sound. For
moro than half this distance the rOadbad IS graded and
ties distributed ready FOR track laI ing. till iOr
the entire distance hand in equal Iautitcs NJ
each emf Jhcy mention July next As INC dtLe TOT INC
complexion vi the road.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 2j-Thc gross earnings Of the
Philadelphia and Eue Railroad for July were
$377,2OG o.; expenses. $2lG,23l 92; not earnings,
Sl6O971 16 Til, il an increase ~ compared vita the
corresponding month Of 1851 ~ 4 80 - The net
earnings i0r tine months OF i9S2 compared Win
the corresponding ciOd % 1851 show an increase OF
SJ6.2lO l3.
ST ALBANs, VI, Aug GA hearing was had here this
morning before Chancellor Royce IN relation to the ap-
pOntment OF Masters under mandate Of the supreme
Court. in the imngdou Railroad case James VI. Tyler,
OF B-utllc Irougu; william H. Walker, OF Ludlow and
William h. DI.l @llu, OF Waterbury, were appointed 10
audit the accounts % tho GENITAL vermont RAILROAD
Company.
CHICAGO Aug 25.-Gcneral Manager Merrill, OF tho
Chicago Milwaukee PAU lines denies any inten-
tion OF beginning war the Iowa pool by means OF
ones.ded arrangement with The Union Facc LIS ROADS
being detcrm,Eed 10 main -aln their rates
TorEKO KAN, Aug. 25.--fhe Atcuison, Topeka and
santa lie Railroad has bought tic LeaVcnwOrtO, Topeka
ana oOut.IWes, cf1 Inc.
BOsrOS, Aug. 2j-The Massachusetts, Central Railroad
Company mas discharged large number OF Office en-
Poyes Next week trains will be Discontinued IN
order reduce expense. The mauag ment II ne,
gOt,atng win Cuufrac or MuHsOn CONCERNING maj
settlement Of hi3 accounts.
DETROIT Aug. 2j.-Goueral Manager Hickson, Of the
Grand Trunk hallway, and the various heads VI depart
road IN this city looking after the
arrangements and affairs Of the consolidated Cahadd
roa4S 1ncy Viii remain actively engaged in Ihe wo.A
tO-iay aud lO-inOgrOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
TIE C2oPS or TIE NORTHEAST

10y TELEGR NPH 70 THE rRIBUSE.l
Sr PAUL, Aug 25.-Ihe rains, in many IN
stances accompanied by wind. which have visited many
portions of the Northwest within few days, have
comD,hed little damage, despite their extent and
vare nature. Rye and barley stained somewhat from
the eoakug received in stacks. They appear 70 have
been damaged more than wheat. In Southern MIME
sofa the injury to wheat is serious and very much Of II
VIII grade 80. and No. 3, ard eysl lover Wheat is
ICING thrcshed through the southern counties, and the
Weld Is found good every About st. Peter thres
ing has general than no most points AID The
average per acre is determined upon rs about twenty
two bushels Ia Dakota TIE YORK ~ cutting wheat ill
goes steadily with pleasant weather in the main.
although interruptions suffered occasionally bJ,th0
shifting storms % rain and wind The smaller farne
have got their wheat ia stock The great bulk OF the
harvest il completed. Tie Information 10 tne yield
which becomes Trustworthy the crop IL secured
Is Of tie same pl, ;,slng lLtu-
The predictions which made before the harvest
watch many inclined "a consider eXaggeratiOns 10
fleet that srgr proportion ~ the wheat AREA IL
Northwestern Minnesota and dakota would this year
Weld between tweuty-ns aud thirty bushels 10 the
acre and that the grade would be very largely No.
Hard" are being verified daily that the threshers
are al work 10 j. claimed, indeed, That Ia most CAGES
where Ire grain be trcshci, that u has exceeded
ae Weld previous the harvest Reports from
the Southwest far ahead OF the most hnt,e1ng eet
mates while from Dakota aud Surthwestsrn Minnesota
come vouchers for field ranging a. high thirty five
bushels OF wheat and lO2 OF oats TO the average
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
CHANGES IN TIE PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2j.-AlthOugh no Of
fetal announcement has been made Of the changes in
the organization OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pauy which Will become necessary in consequence of
the retirement OF A. j. Cassatt, first vce-president.
whose re- gnaton will be rendered to take effect Oc
tobrr l. Vet it is stated truswOrth authority tn9t
the following appointments have been determined upon,
and that the Board OF Directors will formally act upon
the recommendations President Roberts ut its
ing in September: Edmund Smith. VINO has for some
yenrs occupied the position OF second yiccprcsient.
will in consequence Of his long connection with the
company and because he is the next officer in line Of
PROMOTION, be given tho title of first president,
tanning however, me same duties mat are now per-
foru,d by hiu-a general overs .ht OF the financial
affairs Of Ire COMPANY. together with supcr OF It's
Francs rn6lusan The present General n,ana-er will
receive he III pontmrnt OF second vice pre- drnt and
viii Dee On - tine principal duties whcn have here
viii become tine head Of the deportation depar
and viii have general charge Of the passenger and
freight traffic 81 nc company, aud vii lcOh after INC
r. t,,cd thrt "a portion - Air Cassatt's duties will
be transferred 10 captain John T.. Green, who VIII be
made sIre-lrcsGeu- with the special nuy Of looking
after Tire lines of PItt.burS which The rcnn~y +
vuua Railroad Company has an interest IL l. tdTncr
sftr. tlu fo-eu = Duharr- at present an assistant
and wi gwen special charge of the building OF
branch raiirca1 lines and 10 determine al engineering
Cnnrrs f. Puch. fhc present general superintendent
at Altoona. will succeed Mr. Thomson as general in.u-
acer ana sutherland NJ Prov st, superintendent ~ the
Philadelphia div SION. VIII be transferred 10 Altoona a.
Vclcral superintendent
NE duties Of I. y. Ely. superintendent Of motive
mower III Altoona wiz be eXf2Id, 80 3s TO cover the
shops, motive power and equipment q al the COM
pal,s lines cast 81 Heburg ana LIe with the tile OF
general superintendent ot motive power an asst taht
being assigned 10 hun on each OF the general div -iou-
me caIgcs in the Or tn.zttiou ana tine appointment
above Ia ntioned are 20 taae effect Oh October l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
OBITUARY NOTES.

RICHMOND, Va, Aug 25.-Judge Richard
C. L. Noncure President OF the Virginia supreme Court
of Appeals died today at his home IN stafford County
Va age seventy even H. practised law with marked
success in IT, Of the STATE for years, and
also served in The Lcs 4turc. In lsJl re became one
i tine Judges of the supreme tOur II Appeals or the
state which position he hcd un1' MS utat, except
vine. the STATE was under military rule
HARTFORD Conn. Aug. 25.-Imothy NJ. Allyn dicl
tonight age eighty-twO He hat been Mayor OF the
cav and had head otler prominent positions
boston, Aug 2j.-ADJah L. Hlldrclh OF Cambridge
president Of the Bats Manufacturing Company at
Lewiston Ne died at Cambridge to-day OF paralysis.
age seventy three years
IOWA CITY, Iowa Aug. 25.-J. d. Tempiin' one OF the
odcs, lawyers Of tie STATE and legal author died here
TODAY after long Illness.
Providence, X. l., Aug 25.-Colouel w. H. r. steerc'
postmaster OF Olney vile, a veteran died today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
An INJUNCTION DISSOLVED.

The Injunction fOrbidding the NeYl 0rk,
West shore and Buffalo Railway Company 10 lay their
track, along the Hudson River in IA. town ~ New
Windsor was dissolved in the United states Circuit
Court Yesterday. The action brought by Peter
O1nerod The lands winch had been appropriated Oy
the company were under water and had granted to
tbe riparian prOprietors By the state OF New
York The company had instituted proceedings
in the State courts 10 acquire IN Sc lsnds
under the General Railroad Act, and was H. poss s-on
NJ tc lands under The order Of the state courts. The
compl.Dant who IL the owner OF o schooner, claimed
that fine railroad would Distract the navigation OF the
river He asserted that he would sustain especial in
irv frou nonfuGlmeut OF contract with several OF the
,ira-iln uroprctors owners OF brlckyaiGs, Ia New
wind or To TRANSPORT bricks for them his vessel 10
,f,is CITY Judge Wallace says: 1t is not seriously
contonded by the plaintiff that the acts Of the defend
mt will materially oOstruct the general navigation Inc
road will intercept communication with the
shore along that portion OF The rY'r who're
- ,s IN be- located ard will be i'm
peIhncnt the riparian owners and those who desire
access by the river to their lands Is is familiar doc
time that the right Of eminent domain over the shores
aud the soil under the waters resides I'm tho state FIR all
municipal purposes and within the Legitimate limita-
tons ~ TINS right the power OF the state u absolute anu
an apurOprttOn Of The shores and lands 10 lawful Ii l.:
eminent domain comes in collision with the
paramount authority the United states that II "a IN
hihfed and mpotent. Ine power oI the Sthtt thMs
where that National sovereignty DeylnS Dut hu
Courcss has inserted Its power 10 regu at commerce
ana by legislation has assumed 70 res; ct t.e Jnrsgc-
ton Of the state over it, navgabe wers, no cOhHict
can arse y ana inc '''i'''''' VI
Wbethc- the company can lawfully acquire title 10 the
Iond whether the proceedings have been enrcdl hhd
,nether IL present possession Is lawful OF not Judge
.Walscc says that tho courts VII have to decide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
DR0TNIAG or WILSON d. SLAWSON.
10y TELEGRAPH TO TIE r1IBuSE.l

lBi TELEGRAPH TO HE I"lb'Nh'l
OCEAN GROVE, \. j., Aug. 25.-At noon to
day WlisOn d. SlawsOn sxty-sevch years Old ~ Port
Chester Westcbcster Co, n y boarding with his WIG
the Ocean Front Hotel here, was taken Win pasIns-
while bathing the sIrf He WAS brought ashore. WON'T
ing and carried into LiagOIes bathing pavilion where
death cnsued IN few minutes. He attended the close
o. the pncetng after and received holy com
munion His wife lett TIE communion service 10 meet
tim at dinner and told OF his death. lie was n
wealthy farmer lie supervisor Of his county IN
1867 held many officers ~ trust ana IpcnDcr ~
tie Methodist Episcopal Church at Port Chester Cor
Oner WOU.oy held Inquest and the jury found yer
diet of death from disease. The body taken
to se1tOus morguc and VIII DC sent 10 New ok ia the
morning
made al Ross bathing pavilion BY T. l. LHvatt, N
LAWYER OF 1arryt0wn, VINO leapcd INTO thc bdrI ana
brought me exhausted mdn to Inc shore amid Id al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
Suicide ~ + B0IRDING H0CSE.

Policeman Nohr, of the Twenty ninth Precinct,
was informed at 800 o'clock last night 10y Mra.
Aus att who keeps boarding house al No. 20 East
Eigh:aenth-st. that one OF her bOarders, Charles
Feeuey. was locked in his room on the fourth floor
and could not be aroused. The officer " At up TO
the room and forced open the door when he dis
covered the dead body Of Feeney lying partially
nndressed upon the bed 4 bottle Of whlskey. o
glass of water. ppe and some matches la on the
chair beside the bed There VAS 10 evidence of
n violent death. The features were calm and
composed as If IN sleep. Mrs. Austatt said that all
she knew OF hum vas that he was book keeper
employed downtown lie had been boarding N
tie house about three months. AZ times be would
complain oil IA pain in his head and pal ptatlOn OF
the heart He re5Ted TO his room on Thursday
nlght aud WAS not seen AGAIN until his door was
burst in 10y the policeman. He was quiet and
uncOInnun.catIye aud told none OF the hO1rdeis
where he worked. In hlSr0Om were f0und numerous
letters of recommendation, one written IN Blrk-
ennead. England in Is =, III which ear he cam"
from England To America, From Other letters
il was learned tina. he had been three years IN The
employment of tho commercial agency OF John
MckllOp in Rochester. There WAS also a letter
from 4. :. Hatch, the Nassau-st. banker. TO J.
Wacott Jackson the general agent OF the Pennsyl-
,anla Railroad, describing Mr. Feeuey as an expert
accountant AID book keeper lie WAS thirty i've
ycaiS Old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
THREATENING TRUNK LINE BUSINESS.

Several new lines. which threaten the busl-
ness Of the trunk line rro ads have been for year or
morcnnder construction. The first Ia be completed VIII
BE- the New-York Chicago and ST. Louis over WHEN
train will be run from Chicago TO Buffalo, the whole
lepeth Of the line on next Monday Tie road VIII be
opened for business early in September The western
extension OF the Delaware LackaWanna ana western
will be completed from BngnaIntn 10 huhalo oy tne
frat Of October This Will open new route between
NcvYork and the lakes \ line which Is likely to have
stll mora important influence on raie Il the Chicago
extenson @ the Ere from Marion TO Chicago The new
road will be opened for business between November
a he cnd al the year The presldcDt Of tho company
n now making an examination OF tho road ana VIII re-
urn To Ngr-Yors neXt week. The line Is about 20
nile. long and large part Of II "a already completed
There arn TWO dhonll sections on the line ana the) VII
he tn ,t Ia e finished IL IA expected however that
Inc whole road will DO IN running order vithia two or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
TAKING AWAY 4 GEL lGIINST HER WILL.

> Officer Jacob Lay. Of the Fourteenth Precinct,
about SIX o'clock last evening noticed young
woman, handsomely dressed, endeayOrng to uig"
little gil along the Bowery, at loust0n-st., against
her will The officer asAed her If the child be
longcd to her. She gave an evasiye answer, where
upon the policeman arrested her AMI took Ler and
the child to he MuihcTry-st. station. Sergeant
Lamey who was behind the desk, questioned lie
prisoner who said her name was Tere-a Burke an
that she lived IN the same house with the little
girl nc No. % Forsy th-st She was much excited,
and wcpt and st0rned aitern1tivcly. She saul
That she WAS married, and That her husband and
brother lived in Connecticut. She claimed that
she was taking tie child or a was, As Size Was
fond of children. The little girl on benz eN-
amiucd hy the sergeant sald that hor name was
Katie Ellis. and that she had been induced 10 leaNe
her home by Mis-. Burke, who had promised 10 give
her pennies and bananas The sergeant sent an
officer 10 the girls home IN FOrsv III 81. TO summon
the g's father and friend Of Mrs Burke The
child was taken back home, but the sergeant
locked Mrs. Burke up. She is "a handsome young
woman. She gave her age aS twenty TWO and SAID
that she had only been IN America two months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26

eminent tax stamp the face and the name o the firm
printed on The margin The checks are usually TOT the
gum Of 800. To-day vas received through New-
York bank which had been paescd on Baldwin sexton
Peterson. icwcry firm of that city Inc righhtutts
an imitation OF the genuine signature OF tnc l1h-
firm but far ali the checks, amounting 10 over
Dozen have been detected by the bank here Is me
rcqucs Of the bank that OF the persons oefadd
may identify ana prosecute tins rowing swndicr, VINO
most probably from this vicinity. The checks are al
drawn payahe the " order of currency ana the bank
Icrc think, that 40 many checks would have been
III .ritl ..lltI1 nrl INnlII Inn nLu II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
LOSSES AT VARIOUS PLACES.

SCRANTON, Penn, Aug. 25.-Ihe wholesale
,-, tor, If siattnews BrUtICrs TINS city was do
| a., drc tai. morning rns fire was caused BY an
cTnio.lou me Oss Is probably T21,OVO; Insurance
$4,000.
NAsur, y H. Aug 25.-The carriage factory owned Dy
r. / u,,,,ier a .awlnill the properly OF Mrs. John
Wnittie in Fremont, y IL, were Ddru"u last u su,'
The oss Oh factory is @EOOV insurance F''''"'
'rre los oI fhc saW mil i 1000 no insuIaIIce
WILMINGTON, Del. Aug. I'm. IL. DAVIS sons
eyaporator at Milford, Dell was burned thls inotIng'
totth,r wt 300 pounds O dried anu 3OO pounds VI uh
lfff. u....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
4 WHElT CORNTR ~ CHICAGO.
icy rlLtGEArm TO TIE rKlBuSE.l

CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-Early this morning
September wheat, which opened rather weak. was
"bullod up 10 1909, by the purchase Of half million
bushels by party with the expectation Of unloading at
s;lh higher prices Tue market refused TO " bun "
higher, and the deal Is sill held. In the afternoon
the wheat for August delivery broke two cents under
report of 100000 bushels OF wheat shipped FROM ST
Lolls for this point 1t Is said SJOOOOO
10 KANSAS Guy today to bring wheat tina, place 10
Dc delivered mere on August contracts. The August
shOrls making extraordinary efOrts break the
price before the close Of che month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
JnDNIGHT WEITHER REPORT


WAsnMGroN. Augus. 20. l a. m.--Ihe bar
onctor Is highest ON South Atlantic coast and low
in the NDr,hwest Far weather continues on the At
anc coast, with hgnt variable Winds and local rains
reported from al other d ricts 81 the Misss-
sppi with hight variable winds and NJ decided change
ia temper ture. Fair weather preya IN the Northwest
east 10 lth wind. anG cnangc ia temperature
Tie tempe azure Lac taleh six y ~ Nc"-LLgtAd and
tne nOrineI portions o. the niddie states.
b'd,catonS f)r i0-iIg
For Eaw-Englaud. generally far weather light Va
liaHr winds, stationary or s,sn sel barometer prop
AMY t0loWcu by .oci! rams en- sunday.
hOr the Middle Al ante and south Atlantic states,
increasing couiue.s 'rt Local rains with cast 20 south
Wluusapd slight chang n temperature ana barometer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
FIXING PASSENGER RATES.
DIFFERTSrLlL FARES AGREED UPON TO TAKE En-
Feet on SEPTEMBER l.

Il
DIFTERISILAL FARES AGREED UPON TO TAKE En-
FEET on SEPTEMBER |.
The passenger agents representing the lines
which members Of the Joint Executive Committee OF
the Eastern and Western railroads their session yea
terday formally decided to put into effect 'ibeenti"l
lares between Chicago, 50. Louis ard Cincinnati ana
Newlork and between Boston and Albany and Cincln-
nati ST. Louis aud Chicago To complete this schedule
II was found necessary revise of the rates agreed
upon Mt Wednesdays meeting. In amount the changes
are small, but the best situated lines insisted that they
should be made before conscnne the enforcement Of
the new rates without the fixing OF rates
between intermediate points. The entire day spout
III discussing this question. anu unable To agree among
themselves the roads allotted the task Of fixing the new
revised rates to Commissioner Fink Mt Fnl's de-
clslon, when announced, accepted by the meeting
II was distinctly understood however, that TIE new
a III was 20 he subject 90 revision In ease ia should here
after DE- aC ged ~ work injustice tn any OF thc roads
The prn pal changes from the rates previously acccptcd
AFFECT fAc from 81. Louis New York That tariff
10 take eHect on september 1, Is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
! NON. BOUADING BANDIT.

BANGOR, Aug pa report from Bar har-
Dor sta es that last Monday, as party from bang u
consisting Of j. r. BaDcOck his mother ana sh'er' anu
Master Holland Manu. driving IN DucADoaiu wagon
Oh the Ellsworth road large, rohgh-iooAlhs ma.
ct pped INTO the road from behind ciUm OF Dasies anu
commanded The driy,r to STOP The driver struck III"
horse "a snarp blow. compelling the wonldDe hlsh"al
nam To jump aside 10 prevent DeMB run o'e'' A '
party lluh ehcApeu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
A CLEVER FORGkR at LARGR.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 25.-Recently number OF
checks have received at the National Bank OF Bai-
tnore from banks In different places Ia New-England
and New York, all OF which were forgcrlcs but which
have been cashed by firms by the banks transmitting
them. The checks purpor 70 be signed by W. T. Norris
& Co.. well known commission meIohants, who have an
account with the National Bank Of Baltimore, and thus
are identical With checks used by that frn the Gov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
STOLEN JEwELRY REc0TEREp.

AsBURY PARK, y. j., Aug. 25.-The detec-
tives OF the New York and Long Branch Railroad Com
pany have recovered and restored 10 Mrs Ponce de
Leon. OF New-York. OF the vers valuable diamond
jeWery which was stolen from her white she at The
Depot waiting for train on Tuesday afternoon. The
jcwery which consisted Of large earrings AMI
nnger-rngs mad been IA possession family upwards
OF one hunorvi years. IL valued at aDout 5000
IL was found nc tho express oicr, where II had been
taken by the thief for transmission 20 weitknown
ia NcY-lOla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26

Give prompt attention and treatment, at this
Of the year. all affections OF the boyes such
diarrhOa. cholera morbus, dysentery etc by using Dr.
Jaynes Carrninatiye Balsam you will obtain immediate
relief these complaints and drive them from
he .vsf,In.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26

Suffering sister, exclaimed tho speaker,
theoretically shaking hair-pinz IRON her nes ~ M
excitement, women Will never obtain their iEhts uhth
they display more courage. let me say 10 loh, IN me
words OF famous French orator, COURAGE cuui"
courage =" Al ths stage Of the pTOcceRo some oI'
threw boz Oh eaefpilars upon the platform, ana Inc
meeting broke up In great terror and confusion.