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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
! F. KELLY SUED FOR LIBEL.

The difficulty between +. T. Walton and j. f.
Kelly the two well-knOwH horse-Inen, has at last
devrloued INTO Two libel suits against the latter.
One suit is by DonOhue. the jockey who rode Mara
thon on the day on which Nj. Kelly charged that
Mir. Walton had him pulled" and is for 10000.
The other IS 10y Mr.. Walton himself and Is Tor
$50 900. The charges made by Kelly against Wal
ION were il will be Temem bered, investigated by a
committee of the Monmouth Park Racing Associa-
ton recently and were not sustained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
Suicide OF YOUNG WOMAN.

The body Of a young woman was found in the
North River at the loot of Ne,tryst al d. Ia. yes
telLay As IL was mol recognized immediately the
police sent II 10 the MOIgue. In the afternoon II
was recognized as the body Of Ellzabeth
BuMcr a JewOss, who had lived with her
fteu-btother at No. . MacdOugal-st. She was a
naive of Germany and mad not been III ms cOu-
try luauy months Her step-bIother. sir Nerih-
leimer keep, a but chcI-,LOp and she worked III ne
house being regarded loss as servant
than as "A member of the family. Henry
Strauss "a German employed by MI. Nerth-
beIGer won tie affections OF the young
woman and they we're engaged 10 DO married.
IL was said Yesterday that the cOupe had quaTToed
bur that their disagreement had not been scIIcus
Mrs Werthheimeg found fault WHIP her siop-slster
ON Tuesday on account OF some treatment OF the
children and Elizabeth lett the house. she was
seen alterwArd sitting on stOOp III NahddM-st
bleeding from the nose. IL was sad that she was
uoubed with such Le.nOnhagoS frequently when
She wac excited. -
She was not seen hy the family again. Her lover
repOrtcd her disappearance at Polce headquarters
on Thursday and II was he who recognized the
body al tie MOrgue yesterday. lie was much over
come bv grief al the tate of his betrOthed 1t was
believed yesterday that Elizabeth had become de-
spondent and had committed su cide by drowning
herself. She had acted strangely and 1t was
thou Int she had become Insane. The family rs
serted that ole had good reason iOI dcstiOyin
her life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26

warrant has been issued in the City Hall poheS
Court in Brooklyn for ne arf,Sp Gd 6mne Eyb H.,
occuSes him of seduction under promise of mar
rage. Mr. shaler is about twenty-one years ola.
AID the son of George ii. Shaiicr OF tne hiih
of Dorlon & Shaffcr, of Fulton Market;
Charles H. Shaficr was wild young man. In lSs0
he went ont walking one evening with MISS oara,
J. Duxbury. daughter of Charles H. DnXDuryi q
No 2I3 Bergen-st.. and they returned married
Their parents made the best of it, and young silaI
fer was set up in the oyster business by his iatheT
Owing to a dispute he had with the COOK
in his house over roasting oysters,
she revealed to his wife thai he
was too familiar with the nurse girl ana IL Go,so
in January. 1881, her husband beng forbidden 10
marry again Recently Mr. Shaier maze 'llo ar rv
Quaintance of Miss Burns, and promsGu 10 ht no
could not marry until five years after ms divorce rec;
He then agreed 10 marry out OF me 9, rn pas
has failed to cary out the promise Mss D9lns ,os
also brgnn a SnIt 10 recover 10000 rs damages
from him for breach of promise OF marriage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26

THE ENTRANCE TO TIE CATACOMBs
10 not more for1ddng than MOUTH dismautied OF teeth.
This most the cOnseq
d want 10 them youth, but IL happy prevent
with used stump speaker
his auditors to vote early and Often This staple article
Thoroughly reliable means Of rendering the
mental servcsable The aud medic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
HOME NEWS.
ppONINFNT ARRIVALS

Eth A,cuur HofcL-Senator David DAVIS, OF
r,rV "' Ill. Uoust-Genera " b. Sweitzer, u. s. A.
windsor Hotei-Honry a. Tlden OF Sew-Le Gss,n
v and T. Beden, OF Syracuse .-.-. Grond 'enIu'
Uots RIsbon Joseoh G. Talbot, OF Indiana hrdmd no
fc-Colonei & l. Best. u. s. A....-A Nicholas ho'e'-
Judge Henry W. Blodgett, OF chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
PATRICK McGRATHs SUSPICIOUS DEATH.

Conntv Physician Hewlett, OF NcWrf, naS
ordCreJ an iuGucst TO he held in the death OF Pa'-
NIX Nc(;rath who died early on W Wednesday morn
i,,r nj ms house. NO. 0G BloOmteld-aVe, newark
under susplci0us circumstances. McVGa' II "dS
widower. aye sIXtY-Onc years, Win seNeTal grow
H., emil !reu He possessed considerable property
l. l. stated that be was about TO marry again AT an
early dav and thai his children opposed thc hd'cn'
ON Tuesday night he was taken Ill win severe
crairps and pains in the stomach, with vomiting
and purgng. Or Underwood bis attending phfsl
clan thought the symptoms were those OF cn"leI'
mO'hus lie did not grant any funeral ceT'hHV5I',c'
but one was procured from IT. DougheIty ! De-
funeral was announced 10 take place Yesterday
morning but the County Physician, TO Whom a ,,
ten OF the dead man made Ger ain Statements "o"lu
NOT permit the body e. be buried. lie made q poS'
mort,m examination and found the 81 mach HiSiS
iutiamed with symptoms Ol poison. III Is thc p"-
nef that McGrath poisoned himself.
The children of McGrath who are All Adults, uShy
tie statements regarding Ann. Ihcy say thaJ luey
cannot uut erstand the causc of their 1dthel ucth
and are anxious tOI the fullest lnNcSligdioh. ne
Abatement tnat ne intended 10 marry again. uey
clam is news to tneIn. They had 10 knowledge
that he had even contemplated such step OF vas
Iu TACT. D Wing at 'cnloAs 10 any woman Oh hV"-
dav last Mr.. McGlath made new Will Ills reason
ord0ng so was thar MS vile and a young SON.
mcniloned IN his former will had oled Wl'hih lew
months and il had become necessary TO make otIeT
disposition OF his property. he new VIII vas Ia
yorahir 10 u ne children ana was Wlthessvh ny o"c
of thc daughters. Mr.. McGntI chad been despOhdohI
ever since the death OF his wife, i've months ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26

elevators. boatmen and the canals themselves TINS
was not so. He claimed also that by resoI1lng 70
general taxation to maintain the canals po'l rlJn
nc fha tiraS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
Announcements
BAD WATER TO DPrvK

Some Of the water people drink home IL bad enough.
and OF that which they meet during their trav
els II wor;e strange water upsets many stomach and
produces choern mo bns ana other Mr.
Geo. h. Harris. OF Rochester ". y says taken
sick In Mobile with and bowel troubles DAVIES
him immediate relief him
health some people rely on brandy aud other liquors for
relief I'm such but these mschieyOus In their
suits. There Is nothing safe and sure Pain Killer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
p,nn,vc FOR AZ EMPTY BARREL.

7. WIS officially ANNOUNCED a few DAYS ago that
,Ie Goods rema.ning ln tuc public stores would oe
sold m auction ON siday morning, ana That 100 me
i,ree J'.. uItcrdng they would be open 20 the
80 Tor I.>p.cfl.n As Is usual upon the an
nn1umrement Of a sale OF this kind, merchant add
speDulaJor, VINO desired to make their fortunes
80 haste 10 procure q catalogue ot the goods,
- br CAREFUL examination. to determine Just
Wit thy desired 10 purchase. One aruc!G upon
rbe hst seemed 10 attract unusual notice. III was
entered in the catal' cue as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
M1RIyB INTELLIGENCE.

NINIATURE ALMANAC-rO-DAY.
sunrise J:2l; sets Gl2 Moon 2ji Moons days -
Hlph WAFER tC-bAt.
AM-Sandy HOOK 81 {; GOV. island, 6:32 Tell Gate. 72l
PM-SaudY HOOh, J42 GOV Island, 900 Iicll cate, $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

REGATTA of the Kill Won Kull Association
PRIZE shooting Of the Long Il ranch Gun Club.
Cricket match AT st. George Grounds. Hoboken. ~,
Metropolitan and Boston baseball game at folo
Grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
MANY APPLICATIONS FOEAN OFFICE.

Not less chan ffty-two applications have been
made toSup,rysor-ar Large Fntz, CT A'nss County,
Tor the position OF Conlnisloner OF Ch@IideS ana
Corrccuou to succeed James Ryan, OF iatbu,h,
whose term will expire on January !, 1853, The
other two Comni,,ionors, Mcs>rs. Van Slclen an ana
KIssam will hold otnce for Two years more IL
.r[,.or-lt-I arg must make the appointment
IN FcptciID,r lie says that nc has not iully de-
cded upon the apprentice oqt VIII appoint So he
He1nnrr,ts The two Republicans most strongly
nraed lar the place are Josegh Reeve of the Fourth
Ward. and ex-Alderman William II. Ray, OF tine
thirteenth Ward. The appointment Oh the iat' or
,rnlr owe fine Eastern District representative IN
tne Board. Ii Is believed that Nj. Reeve has the
h,, chance fOr t.v position. however lie ~ II e.
long Republican and has never hcli Office. IN 10
he was defeated Tor tie office OF Commisslo er VI
Charities. then elective.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26

In a Leadville church appears a notice
Don't shoot At Organst he Ia doing his best" This
naturally exposes to Increased danger the man who
takes up the collection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
Or, RlDWiTS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly taseles4 elegantly coated for the euro of an IT,
orders OF tho stomach liver Ows kdn'vs bladder nervous
diseases hcldacne ipation cO3tyenest indigestion
dyspepsia, blousness bilious fever nia umauoh Of tls
bowels pilcs aud all dcrln Inmen5 OF the internal vsc3rA
PRICE 81 CENTS PER BOX. sold Dy all druss3tt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26

The Youthful color, beauty and lustrc are
GRADUALLY restored to gray hair by Parkers Hair Basam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
NH[Pp[Nlt WIZ.
PORT OF NEW.YOKk. AUG. 25. 1889



ARRIVED
City Brussels Ir) Condron Liverpool Aug 10
and Queen 0syn bWtl mdse ana pi7cneers OJohn DIe
steamer g onia ar ssau Shields ~ days Win mo
10 order: vessel TO scaseT Bros. 49, 49,, -,...
~Ilcsia ADris Hamburg Aug H. Win husc
and d sscngcgs to kuuhaIdt x Co.
~trImer li,cie, Rtndle. Antwerp Aug ~ Win
mdsc ana passengers 10 Peter Wright sons
Ste4mrr dal -all ispan LarAnlaga' Havana Aug 20.
In ballast 10 AieuaciiD, lIub a Co
steamer NilkrsbaIrc. DaUOl, Boston.
steamer Brelkwater. Malett, Lewcs Del with mdse and
pa--cil-cIs to Old Dominion s. CO.
kennedy warren, BaiuhOitb WIN miSe ana
o. Geo II Glover.
A Autocrat Yarmouth NS) kenealy, Genoa % days,
vith ni-e To ORDER vessel 10 Boyd ~ IlnckcE.
Hara Z GriUhs .o Turks lsltLuL Diummond. Havana
l. days. q, order, vessel ~ + n smith CO.
Bark Ibis. lawyer, savannah 3 days, Nltn lumber 70
Sou lard ,c vessel to Topper & Beattc.
Schr NJ der Harrington, StJuhn NB IL days, Win
lumber % + IL smith q 80; vessel % master
Schr Anna Merritt Kelly, Baracoa l3 days with fruit 70
Smith q Iutchcson: vessel 10 Isaac x staples
schr Ncno Ashford Calais, wltn lumber 10 sinp
son, clapp az 90.
Pres-cy.
o.
5UESEr-Wind1t sandy HooS light :; cloudy and hay.
At CIty Island, Light, 81 clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26

The following testimonials from leading business houses:
be thrown advertisements easily
other Success depends upon the selection of proper mediums and
PERSSTENCY The best medium judgment good News
paper"
all the methods open the merchant for advertising his business
experience of nearly half century enables unheitangy declare
of the NEWSPAPER 1t is without exception the
persistent pansakng and successful business firm
purpose of bringing their goods the attention of the consumer
off what have be strictly true say in good newspaper Its
intelligent will appreciate bargain and every such customer
make advertiser For oyeven years ninetenhS of advertising
done this and of the whole expenditure all that regret
is contained in the other tenth
what the public Sell it with moderate profit Advertise
largely in FRsrcLAs NEWSPAPERS and bound to do trade LET
IL
but natural that Advertiser degree, share and thereby
gain FROM the respect which reader for abond
Journal"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,

llt Lexington ave. near 2Jth-jt. Hours ~ /, to-
Imnotance 3tarty Diseases II tle ienerlve organs IN
ald,ea mat would be ment - marriage ind Ga,
birth OF healthy children speciaitiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26

SKINNY MEN," Wells Health Remover re-
stores vgor cures -, spepsa Nervous Weakness &c ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
AnnOnncenrniA

Ceiluloid Eye Glass Frames have great adj
all others They Hight. handsome aud dur
able brilliant Made hy the optical Manfg
Co. Soil by opticians ana jewellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26

Elastic Stockings for varicose veins, weak
aud swollen Joints &c POmerpy TrIs; Company No. 7o5
broadway The best surgical appliances OF every kind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26

- 'i,n., / mberila 'ff, Youns Iondon-F " lIuIst
steamer Nora civ .Br. Harrison Ioadon-W II Thompson
steamer Acadia lBr Bristol Henderson
steamer Ronyia OPT Donaldson Gasgow-Henlerson Bros.
Bs5Sim < Co. c''" "'''''' yum
steamer Cddueeus Br. Jermison Antwerp Funch Edge
steamer DeRuyter ,Belg Meyer Antwerp uncl, Edge
steamer Chateau Ledte FIR, Jouruiel, BordeauxFunch,
steamer Marcia Ir Dixon Calais Fr-Simrson & spence.
Steamer Alps Jr -cido ), Aux cages, &c-Pn FOrwOOd
steamer Bruno. Foster Ralumorc- Krcms
steamer WylnoAc ulphurs Norfolk city Point ahd Rich
Steamer Ilolnokc couca Norfolk, city Point AMI Rich
steamer ,;enciactos rr1on. Wilmington NC-wm clyde
steamer Carondcle Lewis Port Royal and Fernandlna-C
ship Black Hawk GER Hacaloop, Hamburg -wauen,
Barr 6Trna ,l.n. smith AntgerT-c W Rertour
Bark syodronn'nscn Nor Eri4sen' RottenlAal-tunch'
Bark j b Newcomb tBr), Newcomb Hayro-P l Nevius &
Bark Mary Virgins gBr. wood. Rouen-J W Parker 6 Co.
Immacola, nah SaeliIbenc. ricste-seaycr Bros:
Batk Georgia u'r West AnIier Java. Tor orders W
BIrk AddaJ Bonncr Bonner. Rio Ianeiro Hatton Wat.
saTk Lawrence ,Bu, Wilson. Georgetown Dem-Lcay-
Big Jumbo lBr. Swan. Santos, Braz, via Richmond
se9T XesPcrt r Miller; Windsor NsT :, BeTtaaH
scar l. 5 Newman. keyes GalYe'tOn-Iupper * Beatue
SAILED
Steamers Polynesia HAMBURG Elizabeth Allen Iondon
Richmond Der nda Baitnorc Bieakwaier fSycs Del
Anchored at Cy Island. bound Out-Bug lic ter East
London.
The MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL, Aug 2i-AruycG steamers Inventor tIr) Rey
Eods from NcWOrclus Aug ., lstfian tjr, Lask, from
Boston Aug l..
az eS-Gowt. Aug 25Arnved. steamer Ccrvin (Br Hugh
from Baltimore Aug -
LONuoN aug 2Jh rived. steamer Lille tBr Weber. from
Montreal Aug {.
FtsINEr Aug % PASSED steamer Parthia Walker from
New- York Aug 10
HULL Aug 25AGriVed, steamer IepantO (Brl, RogcrSfOm
New York Aug IL.
from &ew York Aug 4 Clurnnm OBJ, Mace from Philade
phia Aug 10.
HAvASA Aug 2J-Arrlved, steamer British Empire fBr)
MATAsE LIGHT. Aug u Passed inward. steamer Fiado
HALFAX, Aug 2J-Arriyed. Nova Scotian from
Liverpool, VIA II Johns. NJ
DOMESTIC PORTS
Boston. 2JAr1vei. steamers Palestine Br) White.
way Llverpop. Secret, Ludlow. Annapolis. ~.
PHILADELPHIA Aug 25-Arrlved, steamer Ann Eliza, War
rem. Ne York
sailed. Fannie.
BALTioRk Ang % Arrived steamers Fylmia tBr wake
Carth1gena. SWtsure (Br) Gibson. klDa VIM Woodward.
Young, New York Mcclellan BhluDs, dO Caribbean tBr,
King. Kingston, Rowland OBJ, Cox. liO Marina.
cieut lBr shaw Rotterdam. - Marx lBr), Johnson Dun
Kirk. Ninelanl. Clark New York
sailed steamers IurquOi5, st lark, Crane.
PORT ROYAL Aug IA ed steamer Western Texas,
sAvASNAn. Aug 25-ArriVed steamer city OF Columbus.
New YORK
sailed steamer city Macon.
INV ORLEANS Aug % Al the Passes Arrived, steamers
Cintsnia NOrth shields. Chase, Port Antonio Jamaican,
Liverpool. hudson New-lOiK.
Cleared. steamer Darlington, Rotterdam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
r. r. r.
RadWav'S Ready Relief.

TIE CHFAPESI md BIl-T MEDItINL FUR fA1iILt
USE IN THE WORLD
TIE MOMENT railways READY RELIEF - APP
Piled ENIENNAILY-O TAKEN INTERNALLY AC
tORDING TO DIfsECrIONS-PAIN, FROM WHATEVER
CAUSE CEASES To EXIST
In all where pain discomfort experienced
seized with influenza Dprhcra, sore Throl, MnmPt Bal
COgha HOarseness, Bilious Oc inflammation II The Bowels
Stomach. Lungs. Liver Kidney, with Group QuinsY
Fever and Ague with Neuralgia Headache Tic OOOreuN
TOOthache Elrlcbe with LumbagO. Pam n The Back.
Rheumatism, or with Diarrhra, Cholera Mor1n+ "
Dvsentery with Burns, Sclds, BrcseS ChilbltnS
Prostitutes with strains Cramps Splsm the appucl
ton Of kADWAY'S READY RELIEF viii cure yor ~ tl3
worst Of those complaints In few hours Proc 81 o1ntA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
v. v. SHARPE < CO..
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENTS,
Il PARK ROW, NEW YORK.

furnished
Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
STATEN ISLAND.

PRINCES BAY.-ihe fishermen Of Princes Bay
are much Interested in "A story OF IA man being stung
TO death by hsh called stlngray caught
recently III the bay As the story goes "A party OF
NewYoTk gentlemen while hAhius III the bay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26

There will be music on the Mall in Central PARK
at p. III. to-day, c. A. Cappa, director
The Offices of Drexe Morgan 81 Co.. ut Wall and
Broad-sts were lighted last night with the Edison
electric light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26

HoBoKFN-1hc house of w. A. Mason. No. 416
BlOOnileld-st was entered on Thursday night by
burglars, who carried away sllverware and Jewelry
worth $4,000.
BLKGEN COUNTY-A one-year-old daughter Of
Charles Males. living at Cherry Lane, few mics
from Paterson, fell 1Ion window while asleep on
Thursday night. The distance was twelve feet
The cnIld's injuries are fatal.
PATERSON William Hartford, carpenter age
about lifty was weather Oardng building IN
course of erection by John MicNle yesterday, when
he fell 10 The ground distance Oh MY 1crt, strik
ing on his head OH paVn--stOne. NOtwlthsiand-
ing his terrible lall, II Is not thought that his IL
juIIes Will be fatal.
UNION IlLL.-A man, whose name has not been
ascertained was found dead III Il cell IN the ponce
station Yesterday morning. lie was arrested Thurs
day night while suffering from an att ok of deli
rum tremens He had called at ply sclan's office
physicians request that he locked up. Inc at
inOsphcre OF Tie station Is very bad, aud there Is
much indignation felt that the man should be
locked up III MS condition ana lett without any at
tentIOn. 1t Is not known at what time he died. but
the body TIgId when the Jalcr discovered II IN
the morning. The man was about thlrty-hvc years
Old live feet nine inches high. AMI had "A light COM
plcXOn and red Inustdche. There was nothing
about him by which Ills identity could be estab-
llshed. Coroner Dewitt had the BODY removed to
the MOrgue III HobOken
STATEN ISLAND.
PRINCES BAY.-ihe fishermen Of Princes Bay
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-02-01

PRESIDENT GARFIELD was shot on
the 2nd of last July, and died eleven
weeks and two days afterward, on the
18th of September. The trial of Gui-
teau began on the 14Lh of November,
or eight weeks after the Presidents
death, and the verdict was given ten
weeks aud two days after the opening
Of the trial. 1t was twenty.nine
weeks and four days from the shooting
to the day of conviction, and it was
eighteen weeks and two days after
General Garfeld's death that Guiteau
was found guilty.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-02-01

a trumped up affair ofthis SnYder for
n little uotoriety. Scovillo is grasp
ing at straws to save the neck of his
rascally brother in.law from the
stretching it SO richly deserves. The
whole list of twelve exceptions, in
Guiding that of want of jurisdiction,
which Scovile declined to bring up
ut the beginning of the trial, will be
swept away like flimsy cobwebs, for
they are based on false premises
throughout. Derrick.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-02-01

Oh WORK of every description execu-
ted at the REPUBLICAN Office.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-02-01

ScoyILLE has filed twelve reasons,
as they may be termed, for new trial.
The only really important one is, that
herjurors read a newspaper during
their term of duty, which could have
biased their minds and that the sigma
lures Of five of them are scribbled
upon the margin Of the paper. This
piece Of illegality is brought out by
the affidavit Of one Frederick H. Sny-
der, of Jersey City, who swears he oc.
cupied room next to those iu use by
the jury, at the National hotel, and
observing the door open, one day in
December, and seeing a newspaper on
the table, be slipped in and secured it
with the result above stated. He fur
ther states he did the dirty, thieving
act, in the interest OF justice, as he
knew that the jury should not have
newspaper. The jury Indignantly
deny the charge and District Attor.
ney Corkhill says, bs will dispose of it
10 few moments when it comes up.
On its face the story is improbable
First. Because the jury knew better
and needed no newspaper to induce
their just verdict. Again. Ifsuch an
important item was iu the possession
of the defence, in December, why was
it not used at the trial 1t is probably
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-02-01
Guardians Sale.

by VIRTUE Of an order of the Orphans
- Court of Forest County, to me di-
rected, will expose to public sale, at the
court House, in Tionesta, Forest County,
THURSDAY, THE I'd DAY OF
MARCH, A. D. 1882,
at ] | o'clock A. NJ, the following de-
seribed real estate: The undivided one
fourth OF Warrants numbers 479I and 3l93
In Howe Township, Forest County.
Penn'a., each containing 1000 acres, more
or less; Subject to certain mortgage
against said land held by c. B. Wright,
ID: A; Dnhring and others, of Sl4, 900.
TERMS OF SALE; One-third cash on
confirmation of sale, and the balance in
TWO equal annual installments, with inter-
est payable annually onlthe whole sum
unpaid, secured by Judgment bond and
mortgage on the premises.
W. II. PICKETT, Guardian of
Hiram Il. and Percy L. Barnes
Ilonesta, Pa, Jan 81, 1882. st.