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LOCAL NOTICES.
SEE piano in sale column.


SEND your orders for plumbing, gas and
steam fitting to Bailey's 295 Second street.
TRUNKS, ETC., cheap, at the Trunk Factory,
sos Main street. Repairing promptly done.
GRAY hairs prevented, dandruff removed,
the scalp clesnsed, and the hair made TO
grow thick by the use of Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Repewer.
THE supremacy in flavor of Hub Punch is
a fact generally admitted BY connoisseurs.
The trade supplied at manufacturer prices
by B. ]. Semmes & Co, Memphis, Tenn.
THE Celluloid ye-Glasses are the most
perfect artificial help TO the human eye
known to science. Try pair and be con
WINGED. For sale by all leading jewellers and
opticians.
TICKETS to Louisville and return for
the drill will be sold on Saturday, Sum-
day, Monday and Tuesday by the Louisville
and Nashville railroad at their Office, 2S7
Main street, and at the depot. Price for the
round trip, Sl1 25.
MALARIAL virus in various forms fills the
land with disease and mourning. This need
not be, nor need the people swallow poisons
TO couuteTact The scourge. DIR. Holmsn's
Ague aud Liver Pad is perfect antidote and
cures without medicine in every case.
CRAMPS, collie, cholera morbus, sour
stomach, diarrhea and dysentery are speedily
cured BY DR.. Jayne's Carminatige Balsam
1t removes all sorness of the bowels, quiets
the stomach and restores Its natural action
AS a family remedy for disorders of the
bowels, so often prevalent among children
and adults in the summer months, it is
especially recommended, being prompt in its
operation, perfectly safe and easily admin
istered.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Yesterday was the longest, and, we hope,
the hottest day of the year.
Christian Brothers' commencement ex-
ercises at Leubrie's Taeater tonight.
Would not we'll regulated riding
school in this city pay some enterprising
horseman?
The ladies of Grace Episcopal church
will give m oonlight excursion Friday night
on the josie Harry.
Judge Horrigsn was hearing the co n
tinued proofs in an old chancery case as
special chancellor yesterday.
Thirty minor cases were disposed OF at
the Police Court yesterday, netting only $l2
in cash fOr the city treasury.
The Chicks benefit at EstIval Park Fri
day night promis 10 be one OF the most
enjoyable affairs of the season.
Sailing tickets for the Chicks concert
is the easiest job ever had, remarked one
Of the comp ny who has sold 100 or more.
The holidays are noticeable from the
increased numbers of young ladies who
promenade the streets both day and evening.
The paving of Second street from the
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. O. NJ. PECK and wife left for the East
las night.
CAPTAIN J. ]. DARRAGH will summer at
Madison, Ind.
Mr.. H MARX, of New Orleans, was a Wis
i;or on Change yesterday.
Miss JANET RoYsTER, daughter of Mr.. F.
w. Register left last night ior Mary land, near
Baltimore.
DIR. MARABLE and wife have gone to
Topeka. Ks, where they will remain during
the summer.
Mr. j. NJ. JONES returned yesterday from
Mont Eagle. En- route he visited Nashville,
which he claims has the grand boom.
VICTOR D. Fuchs. jr, has received the
appointment of cadet to West Point. He
does not report their until September.
MEssRs JOHN T. FREEMAN, John T. Law
Ter and L. NJ. GalDreath were elected 10
NE bership by the Cotton Exchange yester-
day.
The funeral of the late E. F. Risk, yes
terday afternoon, was largely attended by
The Odd Fellows, of which order he was an
old and honored member.
MAJOR BENYUARD has returned fronn
Chicago. He will soon go to that point for
permanent service, in charge of the govern
ment's engineering department.
THE Galaxys will leave on their excur-
sion on board the steamer Coahoma this
evening at 8 O'Clock, sharp. Let all who
have been favored with an invitation be
prompt.
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ACCIDENTLY DROWNED.
Taylor GOsseff, One of the LabOrers On
the Memphis and Kansas Railroad.

Taylor Gessett, laborer on the Memphis
and Kansas City railroad, was drowned on
the 10th instant, in attempting to swim the
horse of M. Elton Irby across slough
two miles east of Big creek, in Crittenden
county, Ark. M. w. E. Weaver, CO.
laborer OF the deceased, made the following
statement of the accident: Messrs. Irby and
Cain, contractors, the deceased and myself,
started for Memphis; Mr.. Irby ridinga horse
and the balance walking. On reaching the
slough Irby dismounted, all intending
to cross in small boat, when
Gossett volunteered to ride the horse
across. He mounted, and was swimming the
horse, when, from his effort to guide the
horse, he lost his balance and fell into the
river. As soon as it was sscertained that
Gossett was in danger of drowning plank,
which lay on the waters edge, was showed
to him, but reached the spot where he went
down for the last time too late to serve him,
yet in time to catch the hat that left his
head as he went down. Mr.. Gossett leaves
a wife and five children in this city in desti-
tute circumstances.
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LAW REPORTS.
Ctroutt Cours-Pterce. Iuaxe,

Calendar for to-day: Nos. 1899, Kelly w
Galloway & Co.; 1901, Gutenberg vs. Cooper;
1906, Mann, Barbee & Co. VS. Allen & Co /;
1910, Crandall VS. Ozanne & May; 1911, Cad
den VS. Eustace; 1912, Bowling vs. Frawley;
1913, Ellsworth VS. Clement; 1914, Folen VS.
Smith; 1916, Gillespie VS. Church; 1918,
Hobbs vs Fox; 1919, Jackson VS. Mccartney;
1920, Mississippi Valley Insurance Company
VS. Martin; 1922, Ranger & Co. VS. Kountz
Line; 1928, Sowell VS. Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad Company; 1875, Thompson &
Co. VS. Slower; 1926 w sc & Co. VS. Thornton;
1927, Wheeler and Wilson Manufacturing
Company Va McCarney; 1929, H-wett VS.
Brady; 1882 Maydweli VS. White & Son.
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The cotton market yesterday opened and
closed firm, held higher; middliug, l2c. In
New York spot middling was 12fc, and quiet
I2.27@l2 %. In New Orleans spots were
strong at 124c; futures closed steahy; June,
12.15@12I9. Ia Liverpool middling up
lsnis were 13-16d, and Orleans I'd and
strong; futures closed steady at 50-64d for
June, June-July, and 6 "a Cad for August
September
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A twenty-five cent bottle Of American
Fruit Preserver will preserve thirty-two
pounds of fruit. For sale by w. n. Wilker-
son & Co., 334 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
81 have used the American Fruit Preserver
for years, and know it to be reliable. / have
fruit now, sweet and nice, l preserved a year
ago.
mIOHN L. WEIR Mernnhis Tenn
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ChiIIs and Fever malaria.

THE undersigned has no hesitation in as
serting that the judicious use OF Simmons
Liver Regulator as a preventive and tonic
10 the system, will secure immunity from the
weakening and dangerous effects OF malaria,
and will effect cure of chills aud fever and
all malarial disorders. II. H. Jones, editor
Macon (Ga.) Ieiesroph" Beware of. imita-
tions gotten up on the popularity of Sim
mons Liver Regulator
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The Maifesi.
Now Onen-The NOM Eagle.

The only summer resort on the top OF the
Cumberland Plateau accessible by rail; 1000
feet above the sea-level; new and attractive
features dded this season. Send for circular
10 J. w. Hostetter, manager Mont Eagle
Springs, Mofat, Tenn.
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INDICATI0Rs.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley, slightly
tOaTmer, partly cloudy .oeather, occasional light
"a ms, eat 10 south tinds.
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At breast pothing is SO quieting to our
nerves as Parker's Ginger Tonic. 1t pre-
vents bowel complaints, and gives strength
and appetite better than stimulants.-Nep-
ark MotItq
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ADJUSTMENTS.



Under the control of the ladies of Grace
church, on the Josie II irry, offers an oppor-
tuuity for a large number TO pass the even
ing in the most enjoy able manner, and at the
same time contribute to good Cause. Friday
evening, 23d instant, is the time.
The Chickasaw Benefit.
A large number Of tickets have already
been cold. At least $500 ought to be dis
posed of by tonight. Our superb company
must be accompanied by Arnold's excellent
band. The programme will be an attr active
one, and the hop will, of course, be partici-
pated in by very large number Of the b=aux
and bellies who go TO make up Memphis
society. 1t ought to be made the leading
event OF the season at Estival.
The Maifesi.
The Germans have been in very bad luck
with their Maifest thus year. 1t was post
poned a number OF times on account of
the weather. 1t is now announced for next
Sunday, at Fitzgibbon's Grose. Oh course it
will not be allowed 10 suffer on account of
its frequent postponements. 1t is a sure
thing mat all who attend will enjoy them
selves. There will be all the usual games
played on such occasions. Arnold's full
band will be on hand. Tickets, for gentle
men, including railroad fare, fifty cents;
ladies free admittsnce at the grove, but
charged twenty-five cents for round trip on the
cars.
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Important.

For pumps, pipes and well points go 10
J. A. Bal ey's, 295 Second street.
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Floral Designs.

All floral designs made in the best OF style,
at J. NJ. Williamson's, corner of ] Jackson and
LaRose streets, or No. 3S9 Main street, Mem
phis by F. L. Morat
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EIoyd.s Ladie,, Restaurant

Very convenient for ladies shopping, and
just the place for business men. Bill OF fare
changed every day.
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Called Meeting of Stockholders
IN THE
Memphis and Charleston R.R. Co.

TN conformity with a resolution passed By the
/ Board of directors of the Memphis and Charles
tou Railroad Company at a meeting held IN Mem
ohfs Tenn on Saturday. Apiil /, 1ssA- notice is
hereby given that meeting Of the stock boders in
ne Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company
= as been cal ed by said Board of Directors, and
: mi be heId in MEMPHIS, TENN,
On Thursday, the 22d day June. 1852,
% consider and act upon q proposition OF consOH
dation of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Compauy with the East Tennessee. Virginia and
Georgia Railroad Company. and 70 IA c my and
suen other action the stock no oeTs may desire,
the same Is IL at g regular annual nesting.
s. r CRUISE,
Secretary Of the Board Of Directors Of the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad Company
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Because ID Adds to Beauty
Preserve YOur Fruit.

BY restoring color and luster to gray or faded
hair, and because it benefits the scalp, is why
Parker's Hair Basam is a popular dressing
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CONTINUATION
GREAT REDUCTION SALE
ADMINISTRATORS.
Our Entire Stock has been
Marked Down atsuch prices
as will insure speedy sale.
B.LoWenstein &Bros
AUCTION SALES.

Hou~eao'd Furniture at melton On
recount Of parties leavi the CITY VIII sell
TUESDAY M0R> me. June 20 h, at 237 Second
street. at 10 O'Clock, Bureaus Wssbstands, Tables,
What-Nots, Chair, Wsrdrobes, WindowshaGes,
bed>teads, Stoves and -uudrles
Also, one secondhand ckaway
MCDONALD AuefiOneer
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Pe-Aedy Hodh-C. Galloway q c

Rates-S2 so 50 ana "a per Gay, according to size
and location of room. Table board, from LIST of
May $50 per month. Transient meals, 81 so per
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Ladies Prefer Fioreston
EInUh,S Gnndia

Cologne because they find this lasting com
bination of exquisite perfumes delightful
novelty
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WbenIHaye a BABY

Our candies are preferred to the imported,
nd give better satisfaction.
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NOTICE.
Memphis and Yieksburg Railroad 20
so,,ee OF a Meeting OF the Stockholders.

A MEETING of the stockholders Of the above
"a mentioned company is hereby called, 10 be
neld at the Office OF the company. in the clty Of
Vicksburg %. - o. clock m, on the ON the 2sfh
day of ane, ISS2. 10 consider and act upon
proposition to consolidate this Company with the
Mississippi Valley and Ship Island Ratl DAD Com
pany the Tennessee Southern Railroad COMPANY,
and the New Orleans aud Mississippi Valley Rail
DAD Com pauy. The proposed consolidation TO be
made under and By virtue OF an act OF the Iegisls
lure OF the STATE of Mississippi, approved March 3
1852 and entitled act 10 authorize the Memphis
and Vieksburg Railrozd Company. and the Aissis-
sippi Valley and Ship Island Railroad Company 70
effect consolidation.
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When you visit or leave New York city,
save baggage. expressase and carriage hire and
stop at Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Cen
trail depot. Foar hundred and fifty elegant rooms,
fitted up at an expense OF $1,000 600 reduced to 81
and upwards per day. Elevator Restaurant sup
piled with the best Horse-cars. stages and ele-
waited railroad to all depots Families can live
better for less money at the Grand Union than at
any other frst-class hotel in the city
French Steam Dye-WOrks.
Ladies' and gentlemen's goods dyed and
cleaned at Innis RiegeL,s 5S4 Iefferson strest
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Augusta Female Seminary.

UNSURPASSED in its location; in its buildings
u and grounds; in its general and sanitary ar
rznsements: its ful corpS OF superior AMI expe-
rienced teachers. its uunvaled advantages in MI
sic Modern Languages, Elocution, Fine Arts,
PHYSICAL Culture and Instruction in the Theory
and Practice of Cooking; the successful efforts
made to secure health. comfort and happiness;
It's opposition TO extraysgance; lis standard OF
solid scholarship. For sull particulars apply 70
the Principal for Catalogues
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COTTON BELT BULLETIN.
MEMPHIS, TENN, June 90 1882, pm.
ne
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Visitors to New York CITY.

A SMALL private family, having large. nicely
"a furnished house. few doors from Windsor
Hotel and near Fifth avenue, will let rooms, with
superior table, TO desirable parties, permanent or
transient Terms reasonable.
50 WEST 47TH STREET. NEW YORK CITY.
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Espsx RENl.
sTKAYED Ox STOLEN.

NJ Y RESIDENCE-I0 minutes walk fir ON term
VI nus Poplar st carr; zcres q Ound; car nag
mouse. garIien. fne gIass lnt efn Il La N &.
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Posted in Memphis at 10 m, June 81, 1852
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-17
L0NGFLLL0B'S INSPIRA1ION

The Rev. r. Heber Newton spoke on Long
fellow" at the Anthem Memorial Church yesterday lie
had no apology offer, he said, for taking for Ills text
mot one Of those noble poets through whom the SPIRIT
Of God spake $500 years but one of those poets
through whom il speaks now, in the Eng
Iah tongue" Reverence Mr.. Newton con-
tinued for the holy OF old, who
snake as they were moved by che Holy Ghost teaches
To- we're Tie holy 10 frOck cOats and trousers who
sneak now as they are moved BY the Holy Ghost" In
uron the speaker defined meaning 90 the people OF
today tue breath cf Divine spirit IN every word of
ruth and beauty and power spoken by man" Longfel
low ne thought, truly inspired, neither highly
or not as second Isaiah or the unknown author or
Job OF the remarkable group OF singers wlicn
NADIA the first half or this century
fhe ETizabetEan age Of America, LongfelOw
ndoubiey the best and be5. loved, though not
nc greatest Lon feIOv had been the companion Of
everV one who had "A soul for poetry. The plain people
loved um TOR VI The divine dOmesilcies, the
acrauens OF every day life offered On the al ar OF the
heart and his in the sweet slnpctes Of the
man nor the aggravating 81 Jtleties 81 the scholar
Iongfrll0w continued Mr. Newton, was prominently
the poet OF children, Of the nadens. wives and
rnotbr the poet OF the heart rather than OF the mind
not indeed lacking hlgh mental streng hulncss, but
predominatingiy gentle Kindly, pure. domestic. There
vas G ear growth In hs life. His was no machine man
hood his was nyt "a sky-rOcket genius dis manhood as
IN shone through all works, 80 drflncuF CHRISTIAN
His ideals we're fashioned by the life Of Christ The re-
1ou OF LongfelOw taught pure and gracious liberal
lsrU
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE DOG SHOW.

PREPARATIONS FOR TIE DOG SHOW.
81, The preparations for the dog show to be held in
the American Institute building this week are more
perfect this yea than ever before. -Four lines OF
STATS for the dogs have been put up, which extend
the entire length Of the building aud others have
Deen 80 placed around the SIDES that there Will be
Il PIE accomm odatiOns for
"MOngrcl. puppy. whclp and hound,
And cIrs of low degree"
In one corner Is n space set apart where there viii
be- display Of singing birds winch will. no doubt.
loI III the chorus which the dogs may bo expected
10 Keep uD An especial feature OF the show Will be
me hlinDer OF thoroughbred transporting dog. eX-
hioi.ed here are nearly loo entries ana au
klhd- ana breeds Of dogs may be expected. Inere
arc entries from fifteen States and the Dominion Oh
CaLada. Among the entries from the latter place
are pointer and four settlers of the
Iarn'le breed. Among the entries OF the St.
Louis heLnel Club the wel-kn0wn pointer,
aust. who viii be exhibited for the FIRST time here.
lhcre VIII be fine display of Skye terriers TINS
year. aii OF which are thOroughbreds. The out-ot-
town dogs Will he assigned t. their stalls to-day and
1ngsh settlers viii b. the irst classes Judged The
list o. judges Is follows: MastIds, ST. Bernaris,
berghunde, kewtoundlands, Dachshunde, coilles,
ana pugs James Watson, New-IOrk City; grey
MOUNDS, deerh0unds, pointers. fOVhOunds, and bea-
giles, John ). Wise. Richmond. Va, champion, i'm
ported. and native English settlers, J. o. Bonner,
New-iOrk City; irish settlers aud black-and-tan
settlers, Major j. NJ. Taylor, Lexington, KY; Irish
water spanieis field and cocker rpaniels, Thomas
Orgill, Brooklyn; lOX terriers bull dogs bull ter
Iers, roughhaired terriers, black andtan- terriers,
Dancie lnmOnt terriers. Irish terriers skye ter
rer. Yorkshire terriers. toy terriers. King Charles
or Benhem spanIels. japanese spaniels and Italian
greyhOunds q. de- Forest Grant, Newly FORK mlscel-
laneous class, John D. Wise, g. dc Forest Grant,
lanes WafSon
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DIED.


FRAzIER-At Boston, April Is, william. Frazier aged a.
years months anu Is days =.
Fune ra late residence IN Boston, on MONDAY
Remains Will Inferred at Haekensack n J. Tuesday
on al Of $3.50 A. ain on Midland BalTOSd
from New Relatives and friends are invited without
further notice.
HowELL-on sunday, April ls. Daniel Howell aged 81
Tuesday L3O AZ his late residence, No lg2
Spring-st
HOOPER-Entered into rest Easter morning. Amelia W.
Hooper aged rs years ami IL months
the residence Il her nephew the Rev.
Joseph Hooper springs ~ ~ On Tuesday April
IL, al 1890 a
Boston and Newburyport papers please copy.
AsONn Thursday the 18Th inst az ms residence In this
city Erskine Mason. VI. D.. aged - wears
aud friends invited 10 attend MS funeral on
Nonday the TN ns. II O'Clock az the West Pres
byterian Church 42dsL. between 9TH and 6;h ayes
NryERs-Suddenly April I6 OF dDhherie Katie Youngest
daughter OF hp v and Helen Oakley Myers ia the 9Th
year Of her age.
Funeral private
ROBERTSON lingering Illness on Friday April IA
LOAN EobertsOn a native Of Perth. scotland .
OF the family are respectfully
the funeral from his iate resdence No
Nest y2d. st. Monday, Il Ii Inst, AZ p H.
Please omit lowers
VAII.-At NeTOurg n y, Oh ffiiay' April ~ ChHleS
Vail. aged 50 years
Funeral on Tuesday, az D. m ,, -, ., -
taarcs val be Jerry the arrival Of the II m
train from New-1orK
voN MISUNDERSTANDING April - at los 7h st, Clara
fanI lighter OF lille and G. A. Won Random, NJ u.
Funeral private
Friends " ~ please omit MOVE ia
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COMMISSIONERS LANEs GRIEVANCE.

Park Commissioner Lane has issued a circular
which he has sent broadcast among politicians in
this city and at Albany II forth his reason for
not making more appointments rs Park Commas
siOneT, which Is that the other Comm ssOners won't
let hun. lie says that OF las III added 90 the
force he has not been permitted to name one. Com
missioners MacLean, Wales and Ollife, " sort Of
bad three" have selhshly taken il upon themselves
10 make ali the appointments. he also charges
Superintendent Jones with discharging who
obtained tIeir appointments through hls Influence
ana adds that he understands that the Supcrln-
tendent intends TO continue in this course. O Mr..
Lane SAYS that he issued the circular because it was
mpOss bic FOR him to answer the hundreds OF appll-
cations for positions which he powerless to
give, and that the long and short of II Is that his
colleagues are lot Of plIates
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MIDNIGHT WEAIHER REPORI.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
isyuoDsis for ne past "A hours.

WASHINGTON. April II. l a. m.-The barOme-
Ter T. lowest N Colorado AMI IF highest IN Southern
Illinois Generally fair weather prevails east Of the
Mississippi River. TIE winds the New England and
the Middle Atlantic westerly the south At
antic ana Gulf they from northeast to south
east On the Atlantic Coast the temperature ha=
fallen slightly il has risen from 10 10 in tie West
Gull STATES and slightly IN all other districts east OF the
Mississippi.
Indications for to-day
For the Middle Atlantic States fair weather westerly
Wind. becoming vaIiaoe, stationary or lower DaTOinr-
ter. higher temperature.
For Sew England fair weather, westerly winds, sta
tlOuary DG1Olnete-. higher temperature.
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SAVED BY BEING LOCKED IN.

Carl Uelfeldt "A German tailor, siXty years OF age,
shot himself through the head at ms home, No. 43
Adnnls-st, Hobokcn. Yesterday morning IN a tenn;
pOrary ht OF insanity. heltedt hAd oeeH Il. pa ,i
fesItb and ne lad attempted several tunes 70 XIII
himsef before retiring on Saturday night he took
from bureau drawer seven-barrelled revolver.
and after showing II to his wife, placed ~ uh4eI tue
;i1orr on hIs bed lie then went out of the house
and hen he returned a few minutes Later told ms
sife that he intended ~ Kill her IN the night The
WOMAN became alarmed and tearinR thAL hH WOala