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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-26
The Temperance WaHe.

Chicago, 25.-Informstion sent from
the west to political managers Of both
parties here, by state and local workers
in that section, shows the temperance
agitation has become perplexing ses.
ture in politics; In some congressional
districts, temperance organizations are
taking hand in the fight, and the move.
ment seems to be 8 tWo-edged one, cut
ting both parties alike There is no way
to foretell how far the movement nav
90, or how many voters it may control
hence it is upsettinR calculations. From
sll accounts it seemr to be growing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-26
CONSTIPATION,

TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to
such cases, one dose effects such a change
of feeling as to astonish the sufferer.
They Increase the Appetite, and cause the
body 10 Take on Flesh. thus the system is
nOarished. and by their Tonic Action on the
Digestive Organs, Regular Stools are pro-
duced. Price Is cents. 81 Murray St. n. H
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-26
MONETARY AND STOCKS
New York. Aupnst d. 1899

Money, 495; governments unchanged.
stocks weak; W ., SS7<; Quick
silver, 10; Pacific, Az; Wells
Fargo, $50; n. 7. Central. 1907.
Erie, $50; Panama, 165; Denver s5S
r. g., 5725; Union Pacific. 1l45k: bonds.
1861; Central Pacific 9l3<; bonds, Ii51I.
s1tro, Is.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-26

Tickets can be obtained st Dryers,
Rsybould's, snd OF the Committee, snd
at 5-emen's Hall.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-26
Pioneer Engine Co. Ne. |
TO NBPHl
wan leave Salt Lake City AUGUST 80
and return On SEPTEMBER
IA II e:
8

Parties going on the Excursion from Ogden
and intermediate points can secure Half-fare
to Salt Lake City and return by applying to
the Committee.
Those who desire can stop over Ten Days
~ paying Half Of Regular Fare additional
on returning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
CIVIL. NQTEG-

Margaretha Benedum yesterday recovered In
the Marine Court verdict f0T SlO3l " against the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, the amount or
policy taken In her favor the life OF her husband
Mr.. Benedun committed suicide, aud the company re-
fused pay The policy the grOuud that he had made
ae representa- ions In regard TO lis haOs and mat hl@
death by suicide the direct result VI his iDtemper
ance. Mrs. Bcnedum cnicd his.
Justice Douohue yesterday confirmed the re-
port Of the referee annulng marriage Of william H.
Blauck and Amanda Waung. Mr. Blanck began the &C
ton che ground that the defendant had husband
named william B-oWE from whom she had never OBJ
tanned i0g4i divorce. Some time the defendant
placed hsr IN tur -arc OF pretty strong puolc uEhe
10y Ger am proceedings wuicu she took against Mt
iltuh'- SuulL-ltW. who mad turned her out OF Mt
Bla1cas house 10 Perry ST., yucgo she was then nYhS
JnsIce LJrremore yesterday decided that the
Issues OF aos rl.ed in tu. suit brought n tho Supreme
Court by Cornelius Briukc hot against ma former Wife,
sarah Perry 10 have the conveyance % ler b. Lin OF
uabe real estate DE the ground Of fraud on
part. should tli-d Oy jury Mr. BrtuEerhoh "a
-grt- uat toe conveyance obtained rom min When
drunk Toe IeIeUarur ttcrs hat u Was IN Cd
s9ute GIT 90 her as proof Cf his " arm ale cJIon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
FUNERAL or PROFESSOR DRAPER

The funeral of the late Professor Henry
Draper will take place TO morrow morning at nan past
ten o'clock Arrangements for the service were nearly
completed last night II has been decided TO place inc
body temporarily in the vault of Mrs Drapers iany III
wood IL is not probable that there VIII be an
address but the Protestant Epsropa burial service win
he road by the Rev. Dr. Myltnn MaurTy rector OF u
Jsme.- Church In Goshen Orange County, New lorA;
Tie following friends OF DR.. Draper have been lndteu
10 ACT aa pail bearers and have consented 10 90 SO
feseor q q Marsh Of Yale College; Professor Ge0iee
= Enrker of the University Of pennsylvania "lIl1 al
q WLituey Incorporation Counsel General W ~
Whpule of Governors Island; George u ha'eh' ~ w.
Mills and Henry Holt - oo;-ad from
Letters and kilograms OF sympathy were recrN e
many friends Yesterday by Mrs. Draper There N eIe
MANY callers at the house. but she only saw heI
and "A few intimate friends Among those W MO e s
we're General Marcy OF orange y. j., one OF
Drper's compuions IN his Western sh0Oung pj'
George O. Haven. Andrew II. Green, K > GIHht Iesi
dent Barnard, Professor Chandler ana OtneI Proio'
Of Columbia College. and many ladies'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Nov 21.-In the Court of Appeals
to-lay-presen the Hon CIaccs Aulrews. G.. j.. aud
assOciat es-the following decisions were handed down.
Wheeler at NJ lar owens. HarJ agt LYON, Kel
-trasblrger QuimbT agt strauss Aeii AIT tis
Lane Fire in-ur Omp jones agI tle Mayor,
ct. %. sew-40 ORR JUL lieut Affirmed v tu costs.
teD-eIy lI-tUl Judgment reversed AL nc" lfl@i
ordered costs ~ alb de event
Muttha agf Order OF General Term reversed 3
Judgment Of trial ,cr,c affirmed with Gusts
Ou-alus Bfn lels1n Appeal dismissed without costs
Curlt at tle United states Reflector Company-Order
Ia the mater oi he petition Of LoewAppeal dismissed
Pierce ag Motion re5etile order denied with
10 tne natter Of Will Of HancockMoon 0; receiver
ie People tx rel Flanagan AIT tie Police Commissioners
Notion ivfca .c iud sneut U, default granted.
Cless art Se York. huroigh agt the lfeo-
halut Insurance company Hurlt-h aEt The AuIlaii9
Insurance 10 GtAlsi-Si4- uNLi-c
In the matter OF Bcckw1th. lunatc-Mouon 70 dismiss
Williams AIT Ingersol-,foro for relrgument and mo-
ton o. Austin DO substituted denied with $40 costs on
each motion.
The following cases were argued
No 332-stcpnen e. CaKns and another appellants agt
Daniel NrOgTuat. respo idrhL
No 5lg-Tne Met opOltin National Bank OF Nev-hork'
re.uoudrnt. ag- william Lies appellant
No 3-6-Edwaid MOhad}, respondent agt tho hushWlcA
Railroad Company. ape lant-NubmllteL -
SO liLal5h ,eattie respondent a@t the e"A vEk
Cents aud a .d-On Diver nalrutd DoupAnF- APpeahl
40 B27-rhe -.e.d0n Ha Bl0cSng company. appellant,
apt .ch-meyrI Ha Il1cllng company aud Others Ie
-Ioudeut. Argument finished
The cllcud for We.u-slav November ~ - as lol-
lows NOs. go, $40, Ze- %, 300 $40 o'4 ana oo'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
THE COURTS.
| FAITHLEss ASSIGNEE EXPOSED.

Charles Knox, on November 2, 1878, made
an assignment to Charl F. Abbott On June 4, 1879
Mr.. Abbott removed on the complaint Of creditors
and j. NJ. holly appointed assignee Testimony in
regard to Mr. AbbOtrs accounts was taken before
referee who found that he had undervalued the prop
er'y' had not accounted for the receipts Of certain
sales, ana had sold goods for their value Mr.
ADoOt fled exceptions, and Judge j. f. DAILY yesterday
handed down a decision confirming the report He
think, the evidence supports the charge that Mr. ABBOTT
maunged the estate rather for his own than Tor the
0eneut OF the creditors He nied an inventory
and e schedule filed by him not true account or
Mr. hnOxs assets ami liabilities Further, the evidence
showed that when made assignee ne had propery Y,
anu that within few months he had deposited IN bank
IN MS Sn name about So 0O lie refused to tell where
be got this money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22

No. n sixth-st., while abe was &C breakfas'-
kissed his wife and informed her complementary tna
he escaped from the asylum Monday night ana hed
walked all the way home he begged his wife to conceal
him somewhere he did not want t. be taken BACK
Ryans head injured some time ago by
fall from cliff in Weehawken. and ne
became violently insane at times that IL
determined to remove him TO the asylum. He over
heard the plans for his removal and forestaed them o
making sudden departure for Newburg where he had
some friends LIVING. AT first ne was very qulel, oa,
Gfterward he became violent, and his friends wrote 10
his wife TO have him taken away. IL While ne vac
being brought down in the train that he jumped on,
and nothing more was heard OF him until rev uas
later, he ked INTO the Hoboken Police STATION
and apOlogiZed to Sergeant Kathleen for leaving hi so
uuceremOniHugly train After that he rem iheu
at home until last Saturday when he became 80 VlOlent
that he had 10 be removed 10 the asylum He was taken
back last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
TIE TRIAL OF JESSIE MAILLARD.
TESTIMONY OF LEVY AND HIS BROTHER-LEVY
DENIES THAT HE Is TIE FATHER OF THE PRls-
ONER'sCHILp.

TESTIMONY OF LEVY AND HIS BROTHER-LEVY
DENIES THAT HE Is TIE FATHER OF THE PRIs-
oNERscHILD.
The Court of General Sessions was crowded
again yesterday the trial Of Jessie Malard for per-
jury and many were refused admttanee to the
The prisoner recalled and questioned regard
ing several letters which offered in evidence.
nurse Mrs Mary shortel Of No 1913 East sixtieth-st
testified that she had of the baby in question for
FIVE months Joseph Levy the alleged father OF the
child and the bctrayer Of Jessie Maillari was then
called by the prosecution He Is short man, thrty-two
years Of age and wears Eyeglasses and mustache'
lie contradicted himself several times in his testimony
and an important part Of the testimony wa proven
false by brother who also called by the prose
cution. After briefly narratng the facts Of his rea-
on- with prisoner IN which be took great pains to
deny al her statements he examined 6y her
counsel He said that be was arrested In June ana
taken the Police Court in oue-hundred- and-tWeiy-
fffb-st where Miss MailaId sworc that b. was the
father OF her child He denied first that he had eaten
dinner on that day with the youn5 woman, 9ut ""'n
Colonel -pcncor-DiI not Miss MalnId pay part Of
the money necessary TO secure your release from prison
Nj IaSy-sle did had 500 aud she pad $50.
Colonel ~peucer-Tavo you ever paid her that money!
Mr.. Levy have not
Colonel spcucel-LSc thanked her for getting you out
Mr. Levv-NO.
Colonel -pcnccr-How came she 10 pay hcr own hard
earned money Co secure your release
SIT. LEVITT was her own proposition. .
Thc witness then admitted having employed futhle
Detective FULLER and private counsel to assist nm IN So
curing tne present indictment from the Grand Jury aud
m-: he was very good detective 700. oo Or
sp,uccr attempted 10 show Boy the "ltnes, tLht M',-
Maiiarl WIS not the first mnoc. nt eri De- Aad n'-
taycd but Judge Gov ing o'euuied the questions WIN
ills explanation: The witness las acAho h'u-',i tL
clld~ uat. rriiy from Tie inst le ha- never ufil-'
being ifs fttAer" Colonel Fellows lowed tLt ehp
ton 10 pI-s without comment aHd ID % IrW W. ~ r
Colonel spencer asked Lc,y u he was the eld ianer
and De sud that he vas not ,.,.., ,,- .,o
day that Doe had spoken aovi-"dy- Levy De -'u H';
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
am. .,,c.. ,tnct N the snow and Remington rife fas-

some sticks stuck IN the snow ana henihs'o" i
Tn witness 20 make survey In the vicinity ana
soon came upon a kettle protrualng ~ . ,tIa he
As he about TO call native 70 1bree men partially
covered by the snow. One OF them haO us "
tended high out OF the snow , o...o,r ne Iongs
boav These three bodies proved TO be those OF
ne fonc DIR Amber and All sam, the oVOa. ~
tain aud Doctor were lying Win ~ The Capfain aud
Docter and with his feet in the place WIZ ,-sro
dre had been Just behind captain De 90 throw
two ice hooks. rs though ne hhu uleo 20 hfen
tnem az Tar as possible up on 10 my. nign
ground NndermaD. who had gone on some ~ ne
came back and assisted the wines III IrnoH rolling
the body of Dr. Amber over the witness olu tnS ali
fhe pistol which Captain De Long had CARRIE 81
in mr. Alnbers ght hand ThH led Witness 10 uci ~
that De Long had died before DIR, AMBER am tr anv
latter had taken the pistol TO protec me & ib Offer
STRAY fox wolf, shoot any animal tna' IN
hone for food The witness ordered the na'D1 p, ~,
continue digging in the snOwbank JUST oeIole e ~
the head Of one man and the ieet OF tprsy ont
box Of books, some cooking 9 9se snouIeer
and after a while exposed me ~, s nsDu,' at
Matvai W MICH was distant about twenty NeIso, Nm
tnev returned 70 Matvai that evening ~ ANNIE
derman brought in the bodies oil re cs We're covered
Al sam. Gortz and two otneFs '"eO0@
The next Day Ninderman and Bartlett NIL % ies
else AT atyai, returned 10 the Spot Wne4e oLo ~ 80
(gere f,uId and day succeeded IA 80
noe bo1ies The next day some sna4 articles Wefe
reoovered but more bodies. Inc ltIVNlns va! tno
Witness econ panied the digging party and aItef eA-
annng the place, Concluded tla amer AeNJ hdI Ueth
buried on the ice the river Whch was cary III no
so that IL would be useless 10 scarce Iurlher
for him That evening, when Nlnaeimen
IT, fhe otier bOdie. and the balance OF the small tc
witness then prepared TO bury the bodies Nnilt ut
failing 10 court the preparation made Tor tue ,Ia
the hour Of adjournment arrived ana the court ao-
iOuFued iii 1880 a. IL. tO-MOlrON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
THE SEARCH FOR De LONG ENDED.
TIE BODIES OF THE CAPTAIN AND HIS PARTY FOUND
BURIED IN THE SNOW,

TIE BODIES OF THE CAPTAIN AND HIS PARTY FOUND
BURIED IN THE SNOW,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l-Cmet Engineer
gevile res,t,-d lis narrative before the Jeanette
Board OF inquiry this morning. Of the nnal expedition
which resulted the finding Of the bodies OF DO Long
and bic comp.nlons At Bulun II was necessary 10
procure dog teams. Reindeer teams never 90
beyond Kumax su1ka as beyond this point
Ne.e are no stations for supplies for the teams
Tie Russian traders osng aware Of the expedition had
bought up al the fish, and the witness was competed 70
cross tue moantAin5 70 JdmavalocA Leaving buIuh
February % arrived there With his interpre er on
froafary 20. Bartlett and Nin1srnan were placed IN
chare Of Tie supply teams and Bartlett was orlcFed 20
proceed u fsr kask4rt and await the arrival OF the
witness Al JamayalOch 5000 fsa were secured Ina
Gay following Dis arrival fitted up seven dog
Teams and started Bartlett with the supPlies terrible
M" storm on and i've days 1f'er@ard the dog
aiFers returned badly frozen aud reported that
several dogs lad died and otIsrs escaped.
ne soon as the weather cleared up fresh teams
were started from Jamavaloch with Instructions
70 Bartlett 10 get through KUmak Sufka and II neces
sty 70 Kali his reindeer 10 feed dog on the way
s Seaner VAS extremely severe ana the natives were
aAwihng 10 Proceed unless upon line where they
syAd h-y. buts each ni-bI for suCtcr
hiuSs immediately Get 90 work 10 get together ali tue
aeg ana organize the search parties. VITA Nndernan
asa the Interpreter witness followed the river up far
- Nsitfd& Nhese they arrived late IN the evening.
A!AGcFaan 1t once recognized the place There
so hue IA of wnicn they passed the night and the
NJ LOFnlug Crossed tie river as DE Long nad SAID he
sA"ld 20, bur NiudeTIuau told the witness hat when
- Long crossed The lie found after folio" ing the
oak short distance that Il trended so Isr 70 INC
nsi ttat be feared wac another branct
sAlea would take him back 20 the
n'e.e OccaH. Consequently he recrossed tne
il.ei Tbs the that witness missed DE Long
iaeE upon las nYs search. Witness Was ANXIOUS 10 ma
tee hui which Ercksen had died. but after two days
y incncJla search compelled by ire storm "hlch
30 cone up to reLurn 10 Kaakarta When the $40 20
- ssged Up accompanied oy HIhdernah IN at
snei the search, cruising ana reefosains ana eAAinn-
M every headiaua.
FINALLY Aigdernau recognized place where they had
.ssec rver aud after oearching N the nelgbDCrboVo
70 "ituess discovered hesdiand me evidence OF
fSo are having been built there NDdcrnan sald they
hed never made large nre ana the natives On
eelS- questioned sa0 tue natives never make 60 large
ires' witness then knew thai De Longs party nao
seeh there. NiderInan Jgnized point OF lana ana
"a ~ following up the bank Erlcksens hut would De
%Alid About 800 yards this point witness found
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
EXPLOSION INA Troy GUNSHOP.

Troy, n. y, Nov. PA five-pound can OF
powder exploded this in Nelson Lewiss gnu
chop. The shop and adjoining store Wrecked
Every pane OF glass broken aud the doors and pF
tons torn and battered. William h. Lewis, son
OF proprietor OF the gunEhop standing beside
the can when the explosion fOOK place His clothing
caught fire and he was terribly burned about the BODY
AID iace lie ran. in flames out OF the rnop aud ais
clothing torn iron his BODY by bysaudeTs. He Ia
dangerously nLrcd Nelson Lewis Waa severely cut on
the hands ana face by flying Eiass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
cOrRT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %.

srPargR CoUnr-CHAIJEas-Hed Dy DOnohqe J. -Calen'
dar cal 80 at II H. Mos lG. 50. &c. 100 lOI lob JOB
IL is - la i45 lIG IA I57 l5e 10 10. ia. $50
-UpRlNE COCII-PACiAL lEAh-ueld ~ Lari oinoie j.
Nos - o.. 40. ,r-,, -, t
SUPREME CoUGr-CIRcuu-PAKT Held ny Lawrence -
1917 2l7. 221E 1861 2,9 2l79 ISL 34ls BAYS 3+l7 -
i.47 p Is. 4Ib7. 2l24. 21sl. 20S9. 10 800 "a -- 80,
PAR Held by Ba,Iet'. Nos lts6 529 l!33 1927 I6tf
1905. a-Ol fot d. - t9"A.
2-.I 222i 2O-l. $50 l-6, -577 81 =. 1919 ltfI
PAR Iu-He.d by Van Worst Case ONO DAY cal
SUPERIOR CoURr-SPEClAL TEEN-He!d by ITuaE j.
lal.ular called at ID q. Mos J. ~. 3d. -
SUPERIOR rOCRI-ThIAL TES-PA III eld ~ Arnou1 y
Nos 35- 400 Js4. So. $50 -53 4U4 465 500 400
49, A. SOL ~. -
C0GMGx PLgAs-sPEcIAL TERN-Hed By Beach. J.-No day
CoMMox PLEAs-TElAL TEaM-P4aT He'd o 6y c; %
DAILY e. Nos l7lj. 228 III, 4O-J' @@Ot -"9O -A-o
lV32 234O 1903. 2236. 1927. -2lo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
MORRIS WILKINS, AuctiOneer.
PEREMPTORY SALE.
OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
(. II. LUDLOW & co.

T.
VIII sell at auction THURSDAY, NOV %, 1852. at II
O'Clock at the Exchange ssesroom. No. Ill Broad-
way Trinity Building. Network,
THE FOLLOW Nc VALUABLE PROPERTIES:
No 2i5 BKQA DIVA Y-subs,autA ak story bdck build
ing with l. wen rented and IN nno order
No 90 FIFTH-AVEN UE-Four-story. high stoop house
about OxG5 with twostory extension stable IN rear
lot 10 feet, including alley.
No 10 FIFTH-AVEN E-South west corner l3thst five
story ansari ROOF brick 28xs5 Feet with stable
IN rear 4. lot I25 feet, including alley.
No 20 EAST TwENTY-FIRsT-SThEEr- east OF
Broadway threesory house. the entire
lot. -5Is2 feet
No 90 CLINTON-PLAC -Running through to Washing.
ton alley foursory 25x6G feet with twostory
extension; fine order; stable in rear lot 100 feet
LEASEHOLD.
No % WEST ENTH-STREEr-Iivestory and
basement brick building 25X 0S3 feet
No. Is WEST THIRTEENTH-orR EET-T NVo- story brick
stable lot deep.
WEST BRO AY-SOuthwest Of York St; vacant
Book maps and full particulars at Aucoueers office No
PiDe-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
TESTING MARTIN l.. SMITHS SANITY.

DR.. Rudolf Tauszky was examined yester-
day before John p referee in regard TO the san
Ity OF Marin Lnher Smith, old man, who for i've
years has been confined in the asylum on Ward Island
Dr. Tauszky sal1 he had examined smith. and thought
that he was sud competent to take care OF himself
and his properly Smith told tho witness that he had
used 20 excess liquor or tobacco lie had never
ne anything i1ure his health Of mind or body.
There was no hrredtary insanity Ia his family ne haI
been sea captain for many yeSrs. The examination
will be continued tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
BEREARD RYAN SURPRISES HIS WIFE.

Bernard Ryan, the insane man who jumped
frOrl Hudson River Railroad train at Garrsons' oppo-
ate West Poin about two WEE ks ago, while he was DC
ing taken to HsbOken his home from Sewburg' by 70
ice Sergeant Rsthjen and who sent TO the asylum
az snake Hill on Saturday last Tprsed his wife yester-
day morning BY appearing Ct his house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
UNITED r4TE3 SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-The following bust
ness was ran acted "a the supreme Court OF United
states to-day:
I1t-Chares r. Holden and others ast Daniel smith
DizWi--a1 costs
%. lI6t-s niue. and Peter 7. Bacon Mary a COX
and Uthcfs D kr.ed -ld dismissed wltI costs
5j Peter ~. &c ks -Ierh, ETC., ast the knoy 'aF
p-utet Company A. ZIGrnt conc. utfd
94-rIe D. j. Iar-- Wooden " are Company agt. inc
United states Argued.
so. 90" eud- X. King agt 4 Galuu and A. Frost aud
cthrr--t Outnued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
4 SHOOTING AFFAIR IN KENTUCKY.

FRosTBURG, Ky, Nov. 21.-Yesterday muir
der ana suicide took place this place. Miss Aus
tin who lived in Muhlenberg County here VISIT
some friends one Cook had been paying attention 10
her He accompanied her and her friends on her way
home until they reached Pond River. where he called
Miss Austin aside and deliberately shot her through the
head He then shOt himself In the region Of the ncar
and fell 70 the ground springing up, shot himself
twice through the head and In i've minutes both were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
MURDERED BY HIS BRoTHERINLAW.

MEMPHIS. Nov. 21.-Yesterday afternoon at
somervte Tenn, James Burton and W. L. Thorpe
pfo.her-inlaws, quarreIed ovr some family matters
Pprton threatened to kill Thorpe. Last night. while
-, ,-.s in a uouor strre playing game Of billiards,
horue tered win shot gun and hret OOth barrels ~
Enriou Killing MIN Instantly Thorpe ID professor IL
the female college al 5OmerYlle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoBK Tuesday Nov. d. 1882
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroom TODAY
BIZ Richqrd =. HGrnu
: .tcrv hrick house with lot No 1874 lithaYe,
cor OF 10 $50 55tnst Ot 2oJxio; -ahuei NC 80 coo
siri AT house with lot No si3 East SAN st. VS.
10 IL " OF lstaye plot 2OIS75. + II JACK ,r,o
9.st0rv frame house with lot 10 900 e,l 44th-
a. l25 Il e oil Ith-ave lot s614uVO' William Ae.o
MulIy ----- ---'---'--'- -0
hECOkptD REAL estate TRANSFERS
xFw- YORK CITY.
Centre At No 2i0. Moses Levi and wife 10 Esther ooc
.l,bst - 800 IT W Of 2dave 7jxloo6 Cohen ooooc
and wife u j j BuTche -''VVD
7-fIst poo 70 OF -dayr OK IO-.[' james Il ooc
Vanderbilt aud wife 10 d htarF o'VOS
2st9L cor 81 o' ee 70 Edward Laaterbach 255Oc
Mpoef,y'''' 40 ''2' .-..... -. 10000
49, M inO r. v OF 3tlav. 25x u2.2, John
tiincy at al Margaret Crawford. -----,-- dOOV
lath sL 5i q sti 10 10 D. Ii 4 l. Psetsch 1926
Slth,L AMI I2 2,s " En5scka 2s $50
gus n lOl r ~ 2d-ate, 2oAlO2.2 Emma g, "a
ii watkins TO Plsra Pc" Ell .--,-; Alo"O
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