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ORGANIZING THE ALDERMEN.
MIR. sArrR PROBABLY TO pr THE PRE- rDEv-


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a., ~ 90, ,,..-.... I'D.
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m"mhO r., that ~ Thomas Brady. the nominal Irving
Hall uc.,Ler WIN Wa really elected I,y T,mrnouy
'"' va my
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Whether Aldermen Sc man aud Waite will vote FOR hin
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MUSICAL NOTES.

All the arrangement, have been perfected for the
production of "Lohcugun" at the Theatre DIES
Nations in Paris. There 10 be- sixteen perform
anccs on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, be-
ginning on February 7, and in all respects models
Fur prudential reasons. probably, Director Ncu-
mann has ordered the costumes and scenery mad
i'm p .ri- and the orchestra will lc composed eXc4-
sivcly of French musicians. There are, nevcrthc
loss, apprehcnsons of an ant-Wagner not, fo- a
guarantee has been asked and gwen for the prOtec-
ton of the house.
Casscll, Peter & Gapn purpose to supply the
want of an English History of Music more comprc-
hcnsiyc than The small text books which have re-
Gently been published, by translation of Herr
Emil Naumanns work. Mr. +. Prirger is to do tho
trauslatiug, and the Rev SIR +. Gore Ouscicy,
Bart, IS 10 append notes and additional chapters.
ia monthly parts.
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- J. "a
Sre; In twenty years of active professional
lif, have yacciLst.d rich and poor several thousand
No one has eyer come 10 me and 1 have lived fifteen
v,rs in, his cityl 10 show injury or hl-hrauh
from these vaccinations do not kn"" 81 such eases
remember only single instance Of severe Inlnnma-
tcrv action In the arm. sub-dmg in week, with no
after result Nor do know Of one Of these persons who
bn. suffered from smallpox, or The modified form
vnroIod Yet two ago, This ciy ad among
up,,ccinatcd foreigners fifteen smallpox cases. ana
r.ri,f MI number oil deithr. Ny own experience, iu
all tl,s, IMPORTANT particulars, is That 81 thousands Of
ul,y,ieins Ia every city and region OF the civilized
world.
The intmation that vaccination and the propagation
NJ yrs are advocated and maintained for pccuniary
pront s prcpostrruus To physicians, n - source 81
troIibl, and ycxAtiou with tuc gain Of money. They
.an hoycycra great point from vaccination That "i per
sua safety IA their practice For ten ycars have used
o,l, animal virus Against any human virus there
strong arguments. Against properly selected animal
virus there Before Its ur' or that 81" the human
zed virus, Tie only protection was lnOcuauon-a great
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nLE.

AYHpEaso2N-ln Pa72 France November p. lssi Mr.
T1o-riuq Ja'.l.ry 3. 10 II oclocL.
Relatives and iIiea Is are resp sctiully invited.
pALDwiT-o, Thursday Dccsuibo, 80 1881 Jesse Bad.
Relatives risd tle finy arr rc'pectfnly invited 70
57il.t on slila5 iaIaar, t. i,,2 81 80 p ~
increment At Mount Plea Gem. cry Ne"ark V j. al II
O'Clock a. DE-, TUESDAY, January d.
s nd % asr 1 91aT 5i ae 9ss
Intcrinen; ot calc,r.. Mass.
Please -,nI no iOo ors.
GEHow-on ,aturda5 December 81. lenry Alice Gcrow.
mtermeut at Pl-;t,Ah- CI'te' county, y /.
HENEl At For HAM IN saturday, December 81, Thomas
H'lry, late u Havana CipI
Funcra private.
Havana papers please copy.
HosFoEU-lt audc.uoo,, January l. 1882. arthur fre.
lex. son Of Henry AID Fanny f. iioiori aged years
Notice OF Itn, yaI her, after
JoNEs-on saturday December g. 1881 Reuben Jones,
RELATIVE, ani friends are respectfully invited at,ond tho
funeral his residence pa IS est 2jh-st Tuesday
In ien%a1A at w &S,SsS h Ill.,
LEwIs-At Tho Eerfo!oy in this city, on ThnrS1ay Dc
mis- age. -. on .,,.,u, 80, s...,... ,.u,,.u,
Fq9 % H% S at a5DSs John %oala
Jsnnary 2, at3p m.
MccoMB-s suddenly philadelphia Friday, December 80.
Fnnela from his residence in Wilmington Del. Tuesday,
January 3, , p H., without inr'her notice
N.CHoIs-on Friday, December 80, Henry O. Nichols in
Relative AMI trends respectfully invited % rtad tho
Bond.st Brooklyn, on Tuesday january 3, 1857, at
OclDcS p IN.
II il kindly requested that no flowers be sent
~NfITH-At hi. residence 4GS 2}ls brain fever
D. .cnbcr 81, Ernest L. II Isaac h. smith, aEoi IL
Str'ices The +lay at y. m. 40 the house.
Mrmptrs 7th men' Veteran Corps invited 20
attend.
SAWVER-A, YOnkcrs, December 81, 1881, Della b.
Horace AGED 20 YeHrS month aud y days.
Br atiyes tc family invited attor INC
funeral ucT late Residence No Union place,
oM Tuesday, J2uua 3. l1tZ. al = O'Clock y. H..
December y, ls8 in brooklyn Of disease Of the
heart, Charles Tari aged iD years
mis- ate residence "5S Halscyot, Brook
I'm. We, uesdsy, January l. at o clock p ~.
Funeral private
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REVISION OF the SUGAR TARIFF.

To ne razor Of me IrtbUHe.
SIR: The history of the sugar du,y affords
an instructive lesson, and eXemples the truth OF the
remark IL our Declaration Of Independence that
.maukiud are disposed to suffer- while evils are
,uncraHc than To right themselves 10y ahulishug the
forms which thcy are accustomed When the VIII -
had control in Congress- in 1872, Mr. Clay, the great
Apostle OF Protection" framed tariff in accordance
with his i doctrne that It the duty OF
Government for the -ood Of TIC people, to stimulate
and promote by every and especially by dscrm-
mating duties the production OF every article Of value
10 the Nation. by the American people Themselves
Hence Il designated the american system" What
ever product that could by fostering become event
uay sclfsupportng should De encouraged; but all ar
tcies that could not Dc made to compete success
flly should be admitted free OF duty. On counting
noses il was ascertancd that the vote Of Louisiana
Whig state was necessary success; whereupOn the
gentlemen from that State came forward with the de-
mand that their sugar should DE projected The in
CONSISTENCY of This demand with his principle of prOec
ton ~ sugar making this country can never compete
successfully with tropical production obvious to
Mr. Clay; yet. to ineXOrabe necessity, he yielded
his views in that particular great good to his
country lie counted II mere temporary measure,
which would be aside when the successful working
Of his american system" should secure Snch popularity
as no longer IN require IL When four years later In
1876 n Congress assembled inimical Ia the doctrine Of
protection sad WORK "as l4ado % Mt. Gay thIHi
nearly al protective duties whose Observance
could determine the Vaiie OF the system were swept
away but the duty on sugar remained ushoie7Iei' dAd
so has continued to this day, producing about 0ncqua
ter OF the whole revenue from Impcs. This enormous
tax which unnecessary excepting la titne Of war
has been submitted 10 without "a murWUr because the
fresent geueratO has become accustomed To IT, and
regards il - "A siderable cy II any thought i, gwen
"a N fyrr As il amount, bout do lar for every
man woman and child In the United states its average
hearing ON each 81 e town j, at once dctermI rd
nv tlr number of iubautaurr, and each individual can
ascertain how much he himself pays by DIVIDING his cN
nuiiturrs for sugar uy four, the dIty makes
Iuarf.r OF tho price Now-that have large surplus
81 ttffs. tn 4.tk fRT De-
enormous burden which Is not paid by our citizens 100
rpotlou To their ability, but De- It's operation very
SIM ar 10 pOI-tax requiring the poor to pay much
az ne rich q IL
Bun, Ne, Dec 70, 1851.
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near Springfield. H.. caused a heavy loss by
stopping Ork. ~
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-The BROOKLYN Aldermen
saturday passed esoIution over the Mayors veto
I'D splte OF an injunction - Some excitement
waterbury" Board OF Aldefme TO organize as q
BOARD, - In the walking match Fitz-
gerald made 5SZ mi les surpas ling the best record.
- cola va ne Of the legal euder silver dollar
1IZi2 grdlhS N6.S" cents --== Stocks were IT.
regular ahd drooolnG, closing weak It a sidall re-
cOyeiy.
Copies OF the paper can still be obtained NJ the
counting-room Of TIE IHI8UNE or by mail. Price,
cents
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DGNYLaG TmAr aHE rNLEL TO KILL nEEsELE
MICEIGHI WEATHER Report.

WASHNGTON, Jam ,, l Il. m.-Light snow
pre- as "a thc Lower Lake re iJn the Middle states
England, and thence sou.hgacd over North Caro-
Iu followed uy clearing weather south Of PENNSYLVANIA
Fair wsa Icr prevails n che Southern states. the Ohio
v ev and the Upper Lake region. The barometer has
risen the middle AMI South AtItlc Coasts l. is Low
c-t Ncw-En fla Il and highest in Tennessee The
temperature is below freezing far south tho north
cIH O"nr of Gu" Guf state; 1t fallen n tie east
ud I,,u ,itly m the western districts. North
SO NiIds prevail the AtldniI" t01s aud south
o. west winds reported from the Northwest and
-Uu.uHCst.
I1djcJtioHs fDr t)-dTI
FIR the Middle 81 annie states, fair weather north
VS., 10 southwest winds. rising barometer and no
Ingc iT t-.up. raturt.
F.t Nr'y-En,,tld light Snow, followed by partly
Cpudy weather, IIurd cola northwest 10 southwest
WINS aud IIa.uc baron, ter.
md ,cGftDns tO-nyrror.
The indications that fair weather will continue
Sine SuUII IIjtc ana southern portion ~ tuc Middle
StfcS, with cold nbrtu 10 west wI'd7 and light trOsts
son "a Jacksonville Monday, followed by
r.>iIg temperature on Tuesday.
CQUoadrV SUMS
tauuorary signals continue from Smthvine to Sandy
iD"H. tauuOuLry Oh-SLOre signals continue ut Key
Wei
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THE CLNCINNITI PRLZR.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 1.-The Board of Judges
appointed by the Cincinnati Musical Festival Assoc
ciaion, consisting II Carl Renccke OF Leipsc tho cell
chrat ii German musician; NJ Saint saers OF Paris the
distinguish French cOmpOs, r. aud Theodore Thomas,
nave submitted Oer report awarding the prize Of 81 900
"a william Gchrat, Of Philadelphia, FOR the best iBal
composition Tor chorus and orchestra, 10 Dc performed
at nc next May Musical Festival here.
Iho uuOn was open 10 az citizens Of the United
states, ana there were nineteen competing compositions
received RON different parts OF the country.
HE ute o. Mr.. GIlrhrists cOmposou Ia 4" The Forty
tAth IsdiL Mr. GLchI.s formerly resided ia this city
U
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AREESrED ar YoNKiRs oS SUSPIcIoN

Captain Mangin, OF the Yonkcrs Police, sent tel
cqrlm to Police llcadquartcr, last evening stating
That lac had arrested two young men named Villa.
Smith and Albert Rad, who ma. gIycu their hon.
AS No JOS East IhIrtccnth->t They had
quantity Of jeWCiIY ana sIIFcrpatcd wiIc which
Wa. believed 10 be stolen property. II Wis sup
posed that the young men were burglars, and that
They had gone t. oukers TO dispose vi tAelr booty.
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HEBEEW OEPHIAS 4yD 1HEIR fBIEND.

The children of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum at
East Seventy -scycnyh-sl. ana Tnird-aye. gave an
entertainment to their friends, the chapel of the
institution. last evening. rho programme COM
prIsed music aud Rotations and was received with
frequent app.1usc Uy tine audience. Inc p,r Orh-
els were ali children between the ages Of SIX and
fourteen Among the .citurcs of the programme
was "a chorus ol DIr Nachugalc' by Mendrlssohu,
gwen by tnc singing class the recitation OF Lit lee
Jack Foftp by Master Benjamin kOretZ. and a
recitation by Master Ab anam Meyer. little boy
about SIX years Old. entitled " Tommy Green
Among the audience were Jesse Scllgman and
daughter the Rev. Dr. konIcr aud birs. kohier,
Mr. and Mis-. Henry Gersuc, Mrs. julius Har, and
Morris Iu>kg
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saving IN mortality, II has been claimed hut this also
has the ncnt against 10 o. the transmission OF some
human faint aud the loss Of many lives
The present anti-y accnatiOn cry does harm. The
furfhergncc of this view, by amateurs, Il much more
baneful In 7"cur than IN medical Journals II reaches
the VINO De- lurt. The discussion OF tn 1osOn,
pro and ia 10 medical journals Is quii. another
th proper an ucnelca The cry Of animal tubercles
l. bar. less. Healthy animals, not "di=eased' ones
vrs3irc selected: and only by this transmission
sniety' health ard beauty are Pr"fcrvcd to millions.
4. ". NELSON, Z. ID.
Nl'r- E0ndoH, Conn.,, Dec. 81, 1881.
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CITcHIyG 4 BURGLAR UNAW4RES.

Roundsman Green at IN early hour Saturday sur
prised and arrested john Morris a. he was commit
ting a burglary at No. S95 Third-ave. When
searched at the station fine silver watch, the prop
crty of Bernard John, of No. 500 IhirI-ayc., and
several pawI-iickets for oycrcOats and other articles
Of wearing apparel, were found IN his possession.
one OF the tchets was for brown silk dress the
yyalstband OF which was the name Mary LynC...
The articles are now IN the Fity-r,t street Station
awaiting the arrival Of the owners. In the York
willie Police Court, Yesterday, Morris held fer
trial By Justice Morgan.
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SNOU ~ THE NEW YEJR.

The inst real snow storm of the season
came last night The clouds began to gather ON sajur
ia aud early yesterday the skJ was overcast and
threatening. IN" day WIS piercing COLI and arou, D.
. e wind snTl'I and was followed Dy "A suaip
driving sauW which ,ou.luIed unu! after midnight
PETERSBURG, Va, jan. 1.--,nOw fell here
uaa.y O. c,.irt lay today -..h and cas' o. this city
it hls fallen to tie o.pth of ten inches delaying all
In N, : MN ~ NO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02

James Il .s.rc of Dutche,S County and Arthur
D. Fl,.c, of g. % West Eighty -irs'-st.. who were
arrested SatuI,aF night at the Bjou Opera House
for insulting Lewis -. Levy and party. were fined
81 cacG Yesterday IN he Jefferson Market Police
Court for drunkenness aud disorder They PAID
their fine and were discharged. both are said 10 Ice
wealthy men, Manager AcCaulI literally threw
them both into ic s,fcc Wueu tury refused To leave
i.e theatre b. his order
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THE NAVAJO lNDi4NS RESTLESS.

DENVER, Col, Jan. Ia dispatch from
santa Re TO The tribune that the Navajo Indians
AZ, e1aspcrated, and threaten reprs1s because
men conuoc ed with Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
IL 10Y them by killing hcir dogs pulling up their
tcp- during their The report ot thr eN tsuct
( smallpox among the Apacnea except III sporadic
cases, is regarded here "a ID-urd.
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Attention is called to the fire financial cx-
hibt made by ia, United States Lfo Insurance Com
pany tlIrty-,ec, sd annual report published to-
day. The ability TO present It's annua balance sheet
with the 81 OF tine rev year gives evidence 60 perfect
system willie The character Of the securities found IN it5
assets gives proof OF tie with which the business is
managed
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BURNED ~ DEATH.

BEIDGErORT, Conn, Jan. Mrs. Clara
Pr y AN old and aocrcp.t co.orcd woman living III THIS
civ was burned % death late last evening D.! cloth
ia. taking lire, either FROM lighted lamp or IOm
nm. which enc had bttu accustomed to hAoat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02

TmBrNE OFFICE, Jan. .. ! a. ma slight fall in The
barometer yesterday was followed by an upward move
'ucut during evening. Clear and fair weather
followed by ncrcasny clullinoss, with during the
last ouartrr iur teupara IRE ranged between l02
and 81. average t2Gtf'l Oelng lj4' higher than
o. TIE corresponding day "a year, ana l'3' higher
II saturday.
Colder and partly cloudy far weather preceded by
80. Iy weather ald Inay be expected tO-uay IN
this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02

HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. Nv illam II. Cool
suc... yl.cpr-9ii,ut ot tine Hartford and Ncw-IorH
steamboat CnupIn died at Goouspc.d'S Landing this
morn ug lie became interested ia s.galubOluug W l-l
ld for many year, mad large interests ia sdi-bmlda-
LL-l -.LuuLLn.
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managed

The lungs are strained and rackci by a per-
sistcnt cough the general s,reugh wasted, aud
durable complaint often established thereby. Dr.
Jaync- EApectoraIt is elective remedy Tor cou CHS
and colds aud cxcr,s a beneficial eltc; TIC pullnvn-
airy and bronchial organs.
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REcEWING SEVEN WOUNDS oN THE HEAD.

in u fight between Michael Murphy and JO-
-.ph Prazo at 80. 10 Mub,fry-L, las. night. Murphy
,i,,a seven scalp wounds from stlcttO the hands
,f parz, VINO, in turn. knocked down with CLUB
by the wi.c OF Murphy. fArazo was locked uI and
Niurply WIs taken ID 81 vincent Hospital.
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SUING FOR Az EMBODIMENT

CINCINNATI, Jan. 1.-The Pulte Medical Col
lege o Cincinnati yesterday bcgrn sut against Dr. j.
II. Pulte, rich homeopathic physician here, the
ground that he failed to furnish the endowment hund
that he had PROMISED. The cain to about
100000.
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me FUNERAL or H. c. WENTWoR1A.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-The funeral of tie late
Henry &. Wentworth. General Passenger Agent NJ tho
Michigan Central Railroad. took place to-day. Tae ~.
mains were Inferred in KOschill Cemetery.
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sAMrEL q. MALLErTL

OMAHA, Ncb Jan. l.-Samuci q. Mallctti,
treasurer Of the city OF Omaha, uld suddenly e,efuJ
afternoon from an attack oi epilepsy. lie Wds tur
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Plies permanently aic..cd 90 three week, with.
knife gdtuie OF casc soma ~ oi'ula. containing
i'i ~ 1 - W N't -s'.. -
Piymou,h Church. Brooklyn l'ey H.. ~. Brechersl
Al ti. utVs Iyutaor aisle rhs la t' church VII 10
rUlr . t.u. for one Tuesday evening the 81 u
laulr, s- commencing 40 uo.osk and 0 pos pDutItnb
ON ,-r,iirt Of weather. 49, Orler OF thc Trustees
iie.,.tn.,sr b. 1851. H. IS WELD Clcrk.
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ALIQU0R STDRE BLOUN UP.

SuELHYyHLr, Ind, Jan. The only liquor
stor, III Palestine ten mile, north Of this town. has bc,u
blown up b. dynamite. The perpetrators o. the ACT are
uEnlnAm
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ELLED By AJUsn,1 OF HE PEACE.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. AT Labadcyllc,
Assumption Parish ast night, Dcnuie Dunlap syria
,usc ~ y q member Of circus company, Was shot D.
I,si of the Peace Bruintz IRON the effects Of which
lac tirt to-day. BcuuZ has not been arrested Dunap's
comrades say thai the murder WAS unprOyUked.
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LATEST SHIPPING NEVIS.

PORT or NEw.YOtK JAN l. 1881
ARRIVED
Steamer Neptune B,ry Boston. with mdse and passen
gems ~ III tiU"cs.
TIE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS,
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Jan sailed. steaner WyOn ing BIZ ri gbv
from Liverpool hence for y %-iDrA,
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died He proved to be George Paddock, native OF
England and the amb lance surgeon said that his death
had been caused by exposure 10 the cold.
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nrArn rroM rxro.rNE ID rnE coLD.

Pauolman Muuill, of the Fourteenth Pre-
cnct found man dressed in rasins nstusDl1 in tho
hallway OF No. IGs Ieonard-st last night An ambu-
LIMO. WAS summoned but before 1T arrived the had
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received in my life was before allowed to 60
on concert stage on the first night alone In my ie and
l felt inHnltnd.
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Special Not.tee

Beautiful Finger Nails.
COMFORTABLE FEET.
DIR. J. Parker PRAY * BRO,
surgeon thrOpOdi>is.
AMERICAS FIRST MANICURE.
Finger nails bcIuut by .uur LAZY tants under ny ns
strGlCtoa COHNS REMOVED WITHOUT 1900. each.
Inroving pals and bunons successfully treated. Moder
nt ,har,rs ou, - West 23d ST. near stern Bros.
Hours 10 g. Established l~6-.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

vaftsri0ns IA TIA city bS eHss
n ryrrd'-G iG-s ave dviiUns u time 10 The - hours
ina white rIrss.as the Orrlhl
t. b-A eu 30. ~ uu- re1reseEs
as iAicsted tls th-- sAstsr 81 SOD
Il Nv rrmnlAny
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OTITF
DEATH OF FERDINAND uERoLD.
wIIL1AMn. GOnnspEED.

PARIS, Jan. M. Ferdinand ueroid, SCuI-
or iUI me Department oi .nc ~a.Ic, b.. dead.
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RAILR.AY INTERESTS.

THE HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH CONTEST.
ST. JOSEPH, Jan. Late yesterday after
noon George W. Early, attorney OF the Hannibal
and ST. Joseph Rliiroad Company, in behalf
of Russell G. R..lstOn, Herman DOwd and
OTcn Root jr o. the sli company served notice on
GOYcruo Cr ttCnden II Jefferson City that Application
VIII be- made 10 Judge NcCmry. Of the UntCd oates Cir
cult Court, 1T his Chambers KcOkuk, Iowa.
IN Jannary 10. 'Or order restrain ng nm
from advertising Tor sale th" Hannibal and Joseph
Railroad. Governor CrttCudcn states that he IA deter
mined To gh tie to Ia ter end and the matter
has been placed u hIuds Attorney General Mcln
tyre VINO VIII appear before Judge McCrary for the Gov
crnOI
DENNISG THAT SHE TRIED To KILL HERSELF.
y woman who gave her, address us Kate
Io.n, of Tcnth-iye. AMI ty1fth-t,
was found ruaeru- frDm cola in OF the One-hln-
led aud-twcly-nh-st line early yesterday morning.
Sh taken TO the Ihrieth Precinct station, whore
sii- thar she had ta0cn laudanm % commit suicide
4 Physician VINO was summoned Hdi4 That the oman
not -uic INK from tue effect. poison, but t!tt rhe
N..F suffering from Aystc.d. she was taken home by
fFr..
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