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Arrivals.

Your children will look tidy, neat and
cool al this season OF the year if you get
them a couple OF those neat, common
sense dresses which can only be found at
Levine Bros.
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10 Visiting Odd Fellows

Gents Minilla. Mailman and all other
kinds ofstraw at Il. K. JOrdrns.--04l6tc
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ATemperate Drink.

California wine direct from California
at |. A.Goldstein's. Pure, healthtuI and
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On tap every day, WOoten's genuine
mineral Bremond water at Tucker 81
Willis.
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No production from hops and malt
has received so many favorable en-
dorsements from the medical fratern-
ity rs "Conrad's Budweiser Beer
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NON sCRoFULA or any Blood Disorder.

In either stage, whether pri-
mary, secondary, or tertiary,
are an Invaluable remedy.
Tn ey never tail to cure when
directions are follow d
Price - so per box. Five
boxes $40. Sent by mail,
prepaid, on receipt Of price.
Address DR.. Clarke Medicine
Company, New York City.
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If you want something elegant in the
way of silk handkerchiefs, call and see
that new lot just received by Messrs
Sparks, Mallory d Allen, from 4. I
Stewart i Gu, A26.
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MASONIC

The sick committee of Waco Lodge -, for
the ensuing month, beginning January Is, 1882
J. X Reese, J II Sears, L. j. Sclman, j f.
j. w. sPEIGHT, w.M.
j. 3. GILMER, SEC'Y.
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Relieve all diseases of women
peculiar 70 the appearance
IHnd CT ssatiun of the menses,
uterine disturbances, torpid
lity Of the functions, with leu
lcOrrhpa, dlsmenOrrhea, and
lhysteria, also In melanchOlla
and other arrangements. Al
lord prompt relief TO those
distressing bearing down
lpalns SO peculiar to women.
Price S. per. sent free by
mail on receipt of price.
iDr. Clarke medicine COM
I pany. New York City.
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TEMPERANCE.

Temperance Council No. 4i6. meets every
Friday night at sharp, in Lehman
Hall, east side square.-l023ly
r. W. DAVIS, W. P.
T. P.MOORE Z. 5.
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The choicest clothing. the latest cut AMI
best makes, finest underwear, hosiery and
gloves that the market affords, you are
ure to finds at Levine BroS'.-0ll6tc
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Kentucky cash store at Lem Chambers
block. AuStin ssreet-gOods ordered pre-
ViouS To the fire -Ol16tr
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THERE is A BALM IN GlLEAD.

For all cases of Spermator-
rhe8 and impOtenCy, as the
result of self abuse In youth,
sexual excuses in maturer
years, or other causes, and
producing some o. the follow
ling effects Nervousness,
seminal COMMISSIONS might
commissions by dreams) Dim
Iuess of sight, Defective Mem
lory, Ph ysical Decay, flmpleS
on Face, Aversion to Society
lof Females, Confusion OF
Ideas, Loss Of Sexual Power,
Ietc., rendering marriage i'm
proper or unhappy, Are a
lpOsitive cure in to 5 weeks.
lOne to six boxes usually suf-
lticient. Price $l.50 per box.
-Four boxes IS. Sent by mail,
prepaid, on receipt Of price.
! Address Dr.. Clarke Medicine
Company, New York civ
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SMOKE PETERSEN'S CIGARS

Black grOs grain and water stripe silk
AT 7. L. JOrGans.-04lGtc
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All wool bunting and nuns veil ing,
newer prettier and cheaper than ever
tennis lawn suiting's, new and attractive
can be found only at Levine Bros
04l6tc
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NOTICE,

no you want your mattresses renovated,
~ your sofa or parlor furniture re-uphol-
stored, if so call on j. j. O'Bren, No. 3,
Bridge street
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Sea Breeze, the best perfume in the
market, at III. Behren'S. O40Stt
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The Crpat FnnIish Remedy.

o never ialllng ItlTt
for nervous debility,
exhausted Vitality,
seminal weakness,
-permatorrhUa, LOST
impoten-
Y, psraly sis, and all
q terrible effects OF
eif abuse, youthful
lilies and excuses OF
nGturer years -such as
OSs Of memory, Iassl-
ude, nocturnal ennis
don, aversion Of SOcie
~ 1itpopss of vision,
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~ INVALUABLE REMEDY.

A v INNALUABLE KkMEDl.
For weakness Of the Kidneys
n lsud Bladder. 4 quick and
lcoulpIete cure in 1 10 5 days of
lsll urinary affections, smart
ling, frequent or difficult uri-
CI-I'. nation, mucous discharges
and sediment in the urine
from whatever cause in
duced whether OF recent or
-.C,o-o+{u0Iong standing. One 10 three
AhNlsS boxes unusually sufficient
Prices 81 per box. Three
boxes for S. Mailed free on
mill RECENT of price. Address Dr.
EAAS' CLARKE Medicine Company,
New York CITY.
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR


Central City Lodge No. 2,SOJ meets at their
lodge rooms in Odd Fellows hall on the first
and third W ednesdays of each month.
h W. TEATES, Reporter.
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REMOVAL.

nR J. e. j. KING has removed his Office to
IL Castle 4 CO.'S drug store. Telephone
communication from the drug store TO his resi-
dence C4l6lm
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LEGION OF HONOR.
American Legion of Honor, Council No. 462
holds regular meetings first aud third Satur-
cay in each month.
FRANK \. w. CREAGER, Secretary.
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25-CENT COLUMN.
MILLINERY GOODS.

7
MRS Z. p, GRAND has Just received .
| VI large inyOice of hats and the yery latest
novelties in millinery, Ladies' in search of
| stylish styles should call. O426w
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IN III head, the vital fluid passing IN
|ea IN the urine, and mans other diseases
40 to insanity and death. The medical
lIhen connected with the institution are
pies Of the best colleges of Europe anu
untry, anc have had large experience, IN
FrGaGieI, and viii agree to forfeit II n
BhkD DOLLARS 10 case OF THIS klhu
Al Observation-Disclosures their special
and treslmenU will not cure or for any :
impure or Injurious found In 1t. We treat
y ale diseases successfully without mer-
CONsULTATION FREE. ThorouSh
.e - and advice, including analysis, OF
50. Price Of VITAL REoTORAIlh T.
rue or four times the quantity, SlO'
any address upOn receipt of price, Y
secure from observation, and In private
/ az Je ired, by English Medical institute
DIve street, ST Louis. Missouri. Post
"a, %S0. Tucker & Willis. Nholessl
''sH Agents, Waco, Texas --UiQsdWIy e
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Every house in town is advertising
gents white and Colored shirts at Great
Bargains" in taGt, almost giving them
away. Now. we don't give shirts away,
but we will give you as good bargain as
any reasonable man can expect. We think
1t III re to your advantage to come and
inspect for yourselves, so we don't publish
prices, but actual facts. SANGER Bros.
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Positively one price, all goods marked
in plain figur"s. No Misrepresentation
allowed at Levine Bros .-04l6tC
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DNERTISEBS, send for our Sc
beet List of Local Newspapers.
+. Eowcll ~ Co., 10 Spruce ST.,
I 0i261m
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ICNSuMPTLON,

AZ n post we remedy for the above disease. by
thousands of cases of the worst kind and of long
1g have been cured Indeed. 80 strong il nv
% ts..bcHyy. that viii send TWO BOTTLES
B. ngy'4g5 with q VALUABLE TREATISE on
l,s.-- o. any sufferer give Express and T. %. ad.
On T. A. SLUCUM. Isl Pearl St. New York.
IaGu
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MASON & HAMLIN
ORGAN s.

THE FINER DRAWING. ROOM STYLES, ONE 10
THREE MANUALS TWELVE TO TH1Rrf'r"o
STOPS some with FULL PEDALS in elegant cases oil
BLACK WALNUT MAHOGANY. ASH, EBoNIzED, &C.
at net cash prices $3.50 sI62 So 1853 $780, Slo7 si'o
sl77, $780, sl92, sl9s, s2i0 10 $500 and up
For CHURCHES SCHOOLS. &c, organs OF similar power
variety capacity In palmer cases at proporuonaey
prices. ,,,>
larger sylas Of these organs are not only
but quite UNRIVALED They adapted not only 10 pop
ular but also 10 USE being declared by AANEH
sCHARWENKA, OF Berlin The most excellent OF instIu
ments Capable Of the finest tone coorlng. NO
other 40 enaptues player" Within few weeks the
Mason Hamn Company had the honor to receive an oiaer
for second larger instruments for the personal
use Of Dr. FRANZ LIST.
POPULAR STYLES IN great variety low prices
Style l09 with much compass as the human voice \"
octaves for the full parts OF popular sacred ana
generally at only $22 Other styles al 500 So
s7 7S $685. $i08 STA and up Sold for edsh OF easy pay
ments OF will be rented paws for the organ
PROOF EQUAL TO DEMONSTRATION OF the superla
tive Of these organs afforded in the fact that TOT
SIXTEEN YEARS they have taken the HIGHEST hoN'
ORS at EVERY ONE Of tie GREAT WORLDS INDUS
TRIAL EXHIBITIONS, viz at PARIS in 1857. VIENNA
in 1873 SANTIAGO in 1875, PHILADELPHIA In 1875
PARIS In 1878 and MILAN in 1881; no other american
orqans hartng been found equal them In such
partson.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, representing and fully
describing MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED STYLES OF
these organs will be sent free.
MASON e. HAMLIN ORGAN AND PIANO co.
40 EAST 14TH.sT. UNION SQUARED.
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POSTSCRIPT
500 a. ma.
FIFE IN THE LoToS CLUE HOUSE.

THE FLAMES QUICKLY ExTINGuTsIiED-Loss ABOUT
5000.
A fire broke out in the front parlor Oh
the Lotos Club, -; Fiftb-aye. and Twenty-first-st
nc 2:Ib this morning. IL was discovered
by one Of the members who was passing. Inc
flames spread rapidly through the room, whose walls
were hung with paintings loaned for the recep-
ton tins evening The alarm was sent out az
once and Officers Clark and Stewart entered the room
and removed sc, cral of the most valuable pictures
The flames were soon extinguishel by the firemen
The loss Is estimated at five thousand dollars
The fir was probably caused by gas jet igniting
the draperV
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Jndge Samuel Blatchford and his wife have trans.
ferred TO Nathaniel l.. McCready for the sum OF
$40 600 dive ling house and lot, u by 9S9 feet,
on the south side of Twenty -second-st., between
Fifth and Sixth-aves.
Three lots, 62 by 81 feet on the southwest corner
of Washington and Bethune-sts. have by an instru-
her Paint Company of IL .velands Ohio for $4,000.
4 hexagonaf plot Of land, 81 feet by 100, oy 100,
by 80, by 100 by H. with the buildings thereon, at
The southwest corner of Broadway and Fifty
seventh-st, has been transferred by John Taylor TO
Charles H. Bliss for 81 81 900. MIR. Bliss mortgaged
the property 10 its former possessor.
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HOTEL VENDOME


Infurnshed apartments OF two three and
with and toilet connected with suite
rental 500 $t3OO year including gas steam
heat and Of rooms The restaurant IL located the
ninth story and for the exclusive of those renting
The hotel will be occupancy Deccm.
ber ! and open for inspection.
TO parties who desire the privacy o. home with all the
cOnyenieuces and uXures Of irscRss hotel apart
ments offer attractions which not be found elsewhere
y. j. kELBOuRNE. Manager.
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hoffman House-Ex- Senator Simon Cameron,
NJ PennsyIyanla =. Victoria HoteI-Genera w. W. Bel
InaU OF IowaS 81 James HOtet-The Rev. DR.. r. i.
FarbaiIn, of ST. stephens College FVfh HSte.
Johu f. Smyth of Albany. and colonel William ) King,
T. s. A - ASt0r HOuSe-General John Eaton United
states Commissioner OF Education 81 NtchotGs Hotet
Isaac ~ Cate, President OF the Central Iowa Railway
COmpany.
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ABOUT TO SAIL FOR EUROPE.

All Of the transatlantic steamers which are adj
yertsed TO sail for Europe today will leave their
piers at a. m. Among the passe gers the North
herman Lloyd steamship Vera are: Il. CalladO.
BRAZILIAN Minister to China Mrs. Callado aud two
daughters II. c. Sylvester, Albert NJ. Day. IL. X.
Rathbone. wife and family; Otto Schroeder, and Er
nest Jordan and wife. ). T. Stuart Menieath George
sail ON the Inman steamship City of Brussels. tx
A..embIyman William ii. Catlin aud wife, and
HicbardS T. Wainwright are among the passengers
Of The Helveha of the National Line. Oscar Brum-
Ter and f. +. Coolidge will sail OIL the Rhynland, of
lie Red star Line On the Bolivia, OF the Anchor
Line will sail James Robertson, Z, /. Jolly aud K.
r. Wilson.
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UFNRY A. DANTELs. NJ. d.

For thick heads heavy st0machs, bilious.
ness wells May Apple Pills-cathaItc. 10 and 2jc
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Evacuation Day celebration and parade.
Senate Committee on " Corners >" AT metropolitan Ho
tel . o ,.,...
Colonel COlston's address at Cooper Institute.
Games Of 9TH Regiment Athletic Association az Ar
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POSTAL CARDS RECEIVED BY A GROCER.

Louis Buchenbacher, grocer, of No l,ol3 Sec
ond-aye. complained at Police Headquarters yes
terday that he had been sent postal CARDS IRON new
Orleans Texas and elsewhere. announcing that the
writer had lust sent to him money which had been
forwarded from Buchenbachers parents in Amster,
TxnnsviIle Ind. and was signed Albert Heibern."
In this the writer stated that he had forwarded
Buchenbacher $3.50, which his people had sent
from Amsterdam rhe grocer was expecting no
money and he had as vet received none All that
he had so far discovered in the matter that sub
seauent to the receipt of each postal card MS store
had been robbed The only explanation offered by
tbe noIce is that Buchenbacher's signature was de-
sired for Inc purpose of forgery. The handwriting
was different upon each card.
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MARINE INTELLLGENOH

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TO.DAY.
sunrisss C:5o 43G Moon s 52l Moonsage days 10
HIGH WATER rl-DAr
hv-Sanhy Hook 7;35; Gov. Island 500 Hell Gate g;33
PM-Sandy Hook. 1859 Gov Island $780, Hell date lo'io
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Elastic Stockings, for varicOse veins, veal
and swollen Joints &c POmerOy Truss Company, No. 7S
broadway The best surgical appliances OF every kind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-25

IA LexinROn-ave., between 2iih aui 3Oth3ts.
Hours. l. toll Impotence Stertv. Diseases OF th.
GenitO- Urinary ana nervous system specalties
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SAFEs.-The only Steel Flange, Round Corner.
Fire Proof safe made. EMORY, 20 Ve,eyst
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Announcements.

After an impartial trial the Celluloid Eye
Glasses have times than
any otner Made Iy the Spencer optical Manfg Co. Sold
by opticians aud jewellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-25

Try Hunters Sitter. Hunter Sitter Co.
Kitchen specalties. Cincinnati aud New.YoIk Circulars
ffep
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KEEP THE sysyE,I

Your children will sleep well and have good
digestion II you give them Parkers Ginger Tonic.
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MISS PARLOA'S SCHOOL OT COOKERY.


Cool ing science accom- piishment pleasure
Pupils the private classes. bright
modou rooms select bin OF fare and prepare all the dishes
which the serve "a lunchcOn-undcr guidance of *
pere ced teachrs The giving OF lunch parties and class
he end of the matter Of election.
hours private lessons should
atcly persons desiring them Ladies
for CIRCULARS Two public demonstration will be
given next week On Monday November % at 80 the
preparation OF GAME AND SAUCES will be eyemplihe1
aud Tuesday. NJ D. m, ENTRIES will be made Adnis
sion 70 ~ tickets, SO suggested that ladies
bring notebook, spoon and napkin
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BRUTAL TO HIS CRIPPLED CHILD.

John Quinn, of Jay-st., Jersey City, was trlen III
IN Court Of Sessions yesterday. on cnai 90 % %
brutsI treatment of his SON only six years old an9
a crippIe. Policemen Cox and Brlordy teshnea
that on November IL they heard violent screaming nj
in Ouinns house. and on looking through Tue M III
ia her beating him with broomstlck. Quinn went
to the stove, in which there was fire. and taxing
smoothing iron from 1t was about to apply " 70 tn9
on oo't the window there was much more evidence
offered showing that Quinn habipay treated MS MS
family in brutal manner, ana espec d tot UT Il
the worst case Of brutality that had come under
his notice since his connection with the court anu
Prison the full penalty Quinn was convicted on
two previous occasions of similar crime, ana lie
served ak months in the Penitentlary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-25

little pmpes Dr. SKIN will cleanse your
scalp all and tenderness within ak DAYS
Try 1t IS the best headdrossng ever used s per
nac kage. Al all dTnggsls. - -
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-. MR.. EsrERBRoOKs WISHES TO BE Needed.

Inspector kster6rook, OF the Buildings bureau,
YESTERDAY received a visit from the architect who
FURNISHED the plans for the alterations in the old
ArmOry Building III West IwenSy- third-st., which
IL 10 be transformed INTO a theatre for the prOduc-
tion of the Passion Play. The original plans did
not provide for fre-proof proscenium wall and
other arrangements for safety In case OF lire, and
Mir EsterbroOk declined to approve the plans un-
less certain specifications described IN HE TkIB-
UAE yesterday were introduced. AS the changes
wUud make an extra outlay OF money necessary,
conflict with the essee of the building appre-
. hended, but the architect yesterday informed The
Inspector that all the specifications ordered would
be added to the original plans The work OF trans
forming the old building is progress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-25
DIR. RAILWAYS
DIR, RlDWiYS REGULATING PILLS.

Perfectly tasteess elegantly coated for the cure OF all aus
orders Of the stomach, liver bowels kidneys BLADDER
malaria IN It's various forms nervou diseases hesiscas
constipation, cOstveness indigestion dyspepsia Dio1nes
bilious fever inflammation of tho bowels piles ana ~
arrangements Of the internal UscerL PRICE =? CsniS
PER BOX. Soldby au drasssr
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.., FIETEEN YEARS FOE sHOPLIFTING.

In the Passaic County Courts. at Paterson, n. j.,
n santence OF almost unexaInpied severity was pro-
nounoed upon a shoplifter, Charles Miller, alias
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-25

The excitement i'll the grain market continued at
IN lower prices Prices for November corn declined
from 10 cents bushe, but advanced again and
closed at al 09l2. with no trading. One offer was
made Yesterday 10 sell large lot of No. corn in
elevator at 90 cents a bushe upon guarantee that
IL wouli he taken for immediate export In default
of such guarantee. or If II was taken to speculate
with in this market, 81 OF was asked
Al the Petroleum Exchange the excitement was
very great aud prices ductuated at extremes The
leum. sold down to S6l2 advanced again TO 9S, de-
chnea TO 90, aud closed at 95l2. There was "a pro-
nonnced feeling of uneasnes. throughout the day,
IN have been caused by reports of increased pro-
dncIion of the Forest County wells, and the strin
gency of the money market. The decline encOur-
AGED good trading, the sales footing up TO about
% OO0 900 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-25

RodUers and his cousin Emma Reinhardt. had rec,
cangLt few weeks ago with goods worth up on',
5000 in their possession stolen rom gp;ity. and
merchants The tsloS women nca Convicted Of grand
larceny Miller tried to throw all the oa me-. ~" into ro
women but il shown thar ne hao teu INA .an
the business of shoplifting. Judgr WnouiinS toto
fenced the women each to two years IN inc ot c
PRISON. and Miller to three years OH , Sno showed
counts making fifteen years ~ alI Ml' vtimhardt
no emotion at his sentence hut hihiua hoinN
burst into tears.
WHAT POLICEMAN DEMPSEY LEARNED
Policeman Dempsey, of the siNteentn ItT nnnrs
went 10 Police HeadGuarters yesterday 10 inqulo
', ba vonJ need perisson to bring suit for dam
ages against Jacob Sharp, president OF tue tMens
third Street R2ilroad Company, hy on We
pesdav and made no move to place fare IN tne
box Mr. Sharp. who was on the car, ,noak rdored
the policeman wanted to nae ilee anu off tIe car
Dempsey produced five-cent piece ana silu 'na'
he was willing to give 1t TO any person VINO 20" ,ond
thorized to collect it. 6nt ne declared una nsbed off
the car and then he arrested NJ Sharp' mawnsey
discharged by Police Captain McElwaln; D9thPMs NJ
asked Superintendent MaIm n SS, car Mr.. Wal
linz renlied Yes Of course he had TUG
Superintendent then read the patroman ise' free
Tie said that policeman had no rishS od u no more
rights than any other citizen IN ,,o
public conveyance The street car comP aot;o, of
fares from passengers, and il person did 1 I
wish to conform Their rules he coulu Keep on
pIoye of the railroad could use necessary force h 70
eject person from car. if he refused 10 pay nr'
fare according to the regulations I'D 20 he
Mr. Waling told Dempsey that there seeinou " W
no cause of action against Mr. sharp. IN, .,o
The patroman left Police Headquarters Win 1fS
look of man who had received Information eUina
remembering MIR. Sharp said on lhursuay poI;cas
that he Intended to make charge AGAINST roioe
man Dempsey, but he did not make his appearance
al Police HpadnnarterS Yesterday
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FEVER AND AGVE.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for 6fty cents. There IL MOI
remedial agent IN his world that will cure Fever and Agae
AMI all other MalatOus, Bilious Scarlet. Typhoid Yellow
and other Fevers aided by RAILWAYS PILLS. quick
RAILWAYS READY hELlEF Fifty cents per bottle