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N0KFoIK, VA, April l4Wiilian saotr-
an aged and weit-knoNrr citizen q Sor-
folk. feb 90 BIB street this nsg-ning- and
stmos- immediately expired During the
war he was , Government e0nt-1csoF Ia
Richmond. and made large sun Of money.
Bey. Dr. T. o. Frier~oD. q SasbFilis.
has accepted call 10 TIE second P-ssty-
terizn church a this city.
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RnNinf-~e ERilure&.

Wv YORK. April AZ. 70. Dun CO..
report rnM FOR rne pas- seven agv- rbeYf
have been - failures. distributed ~ for
lows southern state. o. " esterr. - =
Middle. ls- Eastern. - Paeihc gnc Ter
ritoriss. e: and View York CRY. q.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FEuAT. Anil -. 1ss2-
sALE~-FIEs- BoAED--t--l Virginia l-z-rf-
-..s-...s raur.ors ai cr- u sta-ee Atlantis 4nl
ri.a-iarls o. ---- s1args PETERSBURG I.-li-f-l
.- sos $1,000 Co,uual4 au1 l-reervii.f -ar0ul
q. ar - s1l1 f.icumouc cl-F o. 90 llu--
sEros-r B1AE1.---C shares i'-ier-nurr h--.ilrg-.1
CT era q = do. 60 ss. 5t O. o. st s Co. q, 3ts
e. l1- O. see. ~ lD. -- lla- -1t Shave Aorlsls
INC u-.sse-I preferred a. Z d
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KrrWEss. ia AprB lA-Snaet Lecss
as,rr,.d 81 500 salvsrt IN The nsst 81 tist
Norwegian bark SernDcA frheyro ron
he s,zEfc.kxaufis rs wTrcktrs-
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yaur.

F,,uy-Wf uaoss; Pm eS-SfS1 - fx,-S st.tt
a 40 = sufs.rfu.. SL.5 fk>rt common sEIsrflst,
- hnssf effnnfn tliuiff. t1ats-lsS- risssars
s,-s,f.' seSss fsellug frIsex bat BsE oussefi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-15

xrv vyEE. 4 pm Ala tbe sun for hs'el
AEsagni ~ Rev. Slammed H. EtiiinlHn a-'aanss
Bishop WilliAm Il AArt the 5urF st--sass
rendered = xerdicz ai s1t.sss ,or me Ili-lh-
If.
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vi WATKEE
wv YORK COTTON FrTUEEA

NTv DIX. ar-l s1'nf fcFfs cotton ~
rn-r s1-e- usUrf aeiivfrlrr uf~n=f h-lfo 10
q pl ilss-. pm eGvaurtu 81 'il o. --itn. az
tf tf.rC CAT lisre ru1-f l5f-r7IIlur tD sfi..
auE ..ss saiae fsiaH .s,isc gerlius uf - ft r.
z-lul. aF-H brfuztr slz-St: ny, sl4lse.a
slZ.4s .gnE SIS -.s- -u.T- tl--7l-
au--uss- sl-.-r -eiHeTutes sl-.41 iici1De-.
80 80 - NuFaI,lIar. Z go"
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URgWN's ECS EETTEEs

UElNN'S -ECN HzTIE-Iss
-sA
C1EFLETE AND -LEE EENEl1
TlE
INDIGESTION
-I.FEP-lA-
MALAE-A-
WEAENE-S,
AND ALL DISEASES ~. T-Li-IN5 IECL-
EEI--AEI-E- a H-ALl-ftil--ll TONIC
~ ENKICEEs TEE BLOOD. eIT-Es XIV
--FE 20 TEE a--SC-I.s ND TONI
10 YER NEEYLs-
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rnuzFfAe frskss. hesz1-ssseasx. sn6 ki6-
Bss ztesspss yFsxessina ~ THE ne Il
AsvxB's l,us E1zers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-15

slIfic-lrr 9~um NERVOUS DEBILITY -s.-l y j.
A1-rTI .[,I-aHo AASti l'iIl Resulting i-llr
AH-sEs AED 0-UEE CAUEEss 10 al El,y 5ss-s11
aalriac VIA HEEL8-AElSN. NELEA1s.slA,
PARALYSIS spEN Al tsIEf1EfIL II II.,- 1-ANt
RACK. LfNEE and hLlAEE TStliL ELS
sI-rIIE Rvs AND ifTfIfR L'lsk-Ast-> - IALh
VITAL ORGANS. -pecdy RENE. and cuui,,eit
r1.-rlan 81 ii-z.i11 El4rauzse1. TE,isE Ai.A tn
rr-lw liz sfIC APPLIANCE li3as Anvs eEt,- nsL
cuEss.IUcTED rFus ~-LEE1-f1C fi1<c-f'lA-
Tlsir ll8riug1 efficacy Aas isseu E-sr-ic@i't
rl-vaI VIII slis uir-s F-tirl zf-s'iL st-cEat. 4
uarE 1HE zBsT-Nos-s 90 THci-sA1lI's T-ho
GATE IEEE zrIcEL1 Az EAliI-A-l1 lLi-fl
II -E-EzE rsE Al We zss ~ any f--suf "a -
r.-rI -slEN A EALA. glE TEz1z-E DAxk Az IA
cgVrrS-En.
s~ane ~ mos f1r l-1Us-DAIED FAMffIIE--
gs-rvxs A. llVTaE-Nkz10Iz- EEzE- Aac,ess
voLTAlC TEL COMPANY
a ar-x.1-s E1s.sf4ll s.iell.
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ICE
Z G. SMITHS RICHMOND ICE
81 NNNFAkt-
frEs JOE ICE.
Esrff.r nlsri I.ielfaf sff ilrTaI icf-'ill ~ Lit
-nutt lnf sllt n-f iurrtsC ilsrlliiifs, an ff-s-
rsi-ssr 81 q aU aruerf a- .1t st0rlrf uulct Nfth
La Pl-fE NEX-T AL hEAkkttl llA.
FCIL WRIGHT ST AEaKTEED
~ otnef f-lr.les tzre is.asg nl illa.e a,,.sf ~
gksF- a. SMITHS
F.irrmlouc lrf rlrsrFs
IN SIN A. "a. 4 eul =. r t-.Tf ---ssk-
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HALTNH

Hal-uNuEE- br-l 1s~-R lrsrna q = ts'.i'r-se
r11snl. &C. Lew l-4ffs SIS. iiit it--l.i
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JG1 NORTH FEEx1y1 ETEEE1. BA-TIll1I.E-
during 81. va Z was irju-ed BIZ ihe s-oEart rv
4. piece ~ O. sll.H. and hars suae-sd s-uu e. eve
uce- Atoui iour ys--s $50 e l'rolsi. O. p-z--y-
ss- vfieh isr. rle ln s.sd s-- month and .ns oez
sncso-s n enc ci-y sai1I ooasc DO, uvz- 2 su1-sc
ia--fl-y frum -n1lFes.lol.. sno lor oVe- tvo v---
aoulc 1o. s-, salE f7,1 and la- i2-rt pg-zlar ~
,s -r-e ras uu--ala ,r -e-z.l cven ,qude 1ou-lsa-
mslt --le1 EE1vr's LE1s' EsIT-EEs- and nov
, .la- saEu- .vc i1-,.a ~ aide .o -sz a. Guc ~
--0uud Eu5 au r-Eidlr .u-rTuTlHr.
81. LECEEE-
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vs.. ..orIe 81 r.-r,s ..reulisr ES
g. ifur l1.rg start 10
~TT -EfFliN aud HarLs-~f-EhE TNIAI-.. haze
and .r-f-lat1. l.f II.Ff-r price,
-,f-T7g IT 20. !. e on ll So. lnc f~lnaf-
~FINE-iINf-- fNl'f.-- AANi-lAh--
NTkN0W NETTING,
CORK Enl 'th-H fHfi1
NEg- auc 81 - un hand unf made Er uruef
T. LIGHT N~TAlh & ~iN>
roTfie~ -r.reI.fas'fifr arD TuluEiiI strr-.le.
.salf tufas-lers u1 sue Lieh BRAND SINH
Tfffthfi.
~, iI slarG ETPFT-N sEi'-. a'IL-1I.pTH-
10 frr nsilfrlfer and sailors. AID A ~
fsrUK@ AZ TX
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AZ THIRTY DAYS Trial
Wev sU .srL u1 gll.-rV Invs T-isl
~. IiTE-S CEIEisEATED
ELECTRc-T0LTA1C BEL7s
and - ~ H-N>liLE-
AID uTz-E1
EL.ECTE1c APPLIANCES
49, MY
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STRENGTH

STRENGTH
To vigorously pust 5ustu>ss. s--eurst ~ s-udy a
profession. s--.uEit 20 Regulate huussnole-
s--snz.s g. O. dzys lzfor vi;assi physical pain
Az z1ls represents wh-i Is vanisd iu tas osisn-
bard ezp-s-sio-. 0t visa I isG M s--ssgs. ~
Z son az h-ssr down hzvs no; ene--v. - fs, a.
e lfe vas hz-L'Y vro-.l lVne you czu b. -eiisvec
aue -a-sc % ronus ss4lli and Strength ty izs.ET
EEoW-N,S IRON EITTEE.-
which is q t-re tonic mea--.us unrvers4iT -
r7mmsn8sd f1- Ga WASTING diseases
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Louisville

Louisville. Ar-ii 1s.-f.ynvisfon. active
f-il. and hiEaer- lsess pork- .le.7t- Hut-
mfa-----.. glIl-rs- 49, I'D siN.&5 cle&r.
- 80. haru-i---nnuiaer- f-HTs RI sf1.
car. LIZ Nll~ l.-.1r-s'ursel UreiiAzkgec zE
l4r ~. t.Erl-f ll1fcs Earfia-vrr df-eI. Sa-r-
fsOuf- nrvr-F and sslers arars: gosal dsnsanc "a
inside Euu-l-iHl.- illiiy- <s.50ia - -. 6ruin
gUier and tn Wliclf-No. 40 wiuseT - .Sus1
SIS lo-li. SOC. irlr-- firrl -.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-12-20
Don't Use Big Words.

In promulgating our esotcric
cop1tation or articulating your
superficial sentimentalities and am
icable. philosophical or psychological
observations, beware of platitudinous
ponderosity.
Let your your conversational COM
munications possess Il clarified con-
ciseness, a compacted comprehensi-
bleness, coalescent consistency, and
a concentrated cogency.
Eschew all conglonerations OF
flatulcnt garrility. jejuna babble'nent
and asinine affections.
Let your esteinporaneous des-
cantrngs and unprecedented expati-
ations have intelligibility and YER
zcious vivacity, without rhodomin-
tide or thrasonicai bombast.
Sedulously avoid all polysylabic
profundity, pompous prolaxity.
psittaceous vacuity, venttiloquial
yerbos,tv, and vaniloluent vap,dity.
Shun double entcntes. prurient
jocosi;y, and pestiIerous profanity,
obscurant or apparent.
In other words, talk plainly,
briefly, naturally, sensibly. truthful
", purely. Keep from slang
don't put on airs; say what you
mean; mean what you say. And
don't use big words New Eng
land journal of Education.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-12-20
Hop Bitters are the Pnresf and
Best B1tfers Ever Made.

They are compounded from hops, malt
buchu, mandrake and dandelion,-the
oldest, best and most valuable medicines
in the world and contain all the best and
most curative propcit ties OF all other enc
dies, being the greatest blood purifier,
liver regulator and life and health re-
storing agent on earth. Ne disease or
ill health can possibly long exist where
these bitters are used, so varied and per-
feet are their operations.
They give new lite and visar to the
aged and infirm. To all whose employ
ments cause irregularity OF the bowels or
who require an apetizer, tonic and mild
stimulant, Hop Biters are invaluable, be-
ing highly curative, tonic and stimula-
ting, without intoxicating.
No matter what your feelings or symp-
toms are, what the disease or ailment is,
use Hop Bitters. Don't wait until you
are sick, but if YOU only feel bad or mis-
erable, use Hop Bitters at once. 1t may
save your lite. Hundreds have been
saved by SO doing. $500 will be paid for
q case they will not cure or help.
DO not suffer or let your friends sui
fer, hut use and urge them to u.e Hop
Bitters.
Remember, Hop Bltters is no vile, di ug-
ged, drunken nostrum, but the purcst
and best medicine ever made; the inva-
lids friend and hope, and no person or
family should be without then. Try the
Bitters to-day. no3 At
The Butler weekly times., 1882-12-20

A Georgia woman with tears in
her eyes begged to carry her small
dog with her in the cars; but the
brakeman insisted IN kicking the
dog out. A drummer interferred
and told the brakeman to wait
until he came back. The brakeman
agreed to do this, and in few mo-
ments the commercial traveller re-
turned with valise, put the dog in
letting his head stick out of hole he
cut in the side of the valise and de
posted both by the side of the old
lady. They had a good laugh when
the brakeman came in to kick out
the dog.-Atlanta Constitution.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-12-20
A Safe Blown ogen and Burglar,.ed.

A o11e oioWn OSen ana 6urglaf1zeo.
St. Joseph. No., Dec. 1e.-At
Winthrop, this county, a burglar.
occurred last night The store of
]. G. Morrow, operated by w. s.
Connor, justice of the peace, was en-
tered by forcing TIE back door bv
the aid of seme heavy rtone drills
and sledge hammer. A hole
three quarters of an inch in diameter
was bored through the tsp OF the
safe and fuse and gunpowder was
inserted. The safe was then blowr,
up and the explosion was of such
furror that the entire front of the
store was blown out. The thieves
succeeded in getting about $Ioo in
money and left for Kansas. They
were tracked across the bridge by
having dropped papers. The dam
age to the store from the explosion
amounted to $500.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-12-20

"Did you see dat hoss you was
talkin' of buyln' % asked one Austin
darkev of another. "Ycs, | seed
him." "Did you buy de hos" "
mo. l didn't buy him, bekase dar
was no mutually" What do YOU
mean nigger?'' ''Dar was no mu-
uality. / seed enuff OF the hoss,
but the hoss didn't see enuH OF me.
He was blind in one eye. Oar has
20 be more mutuality in hoss
trade. Texas .Sitfsngs,
The Butler weekly times., 1882-12-20

"Pr,ckiy Ash Ritters" is an unfailins
specifc for all complaints arising from
arrangement OF the functions of liver.
i purifies the blood and infuses new life
nte the invalid. Pains in the side, gem
eral uneasiness, loss of appetite, head
lche, bilious attacks, Sc. are sure indi-
.ations that a corrective is needed.
.Prickly Ash Bitters" is especially adapt
ed for these complaints 1t arouses
torpid liver 10 action and restores 1t TO
h.sirhv condition. no3 1T
The Butler weekly times., 1882-12-20

If YOU are woman and want both
health and beauty, remember that all
superficial efforts to increase you per.
sonal charms are vain. Freshness and
beauty accompany health, and to secure
this Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham's remedies
are all female weakness effer the surest
mean OF renovation. The highest IN
t.Il;gence loses its lustre when it must
fnd expression through biiiious COM
plexion. Good tor either sex.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-12-20
Free Of Cost.

All persons wishing to test the merits
of great remedy-one that will positively
cure consumption, coughs, colds, asthma,
bronchitis or any effection OF the throat
and lungs--are requested to call at F. A Z.
Crumiey x Co.'S. drug store and get
trial bottle OF DIR. Kings New Discovery
for consumption free of cost, which will
show you what regular doliar-size bottle
will do NO.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-12-20
Genius Appreciated.

From the n orristown Herald.
Despite the assertions OF the New
York critics that Mrs. Lantry is not
an actress, a man has named canal
boat after her. Genius and talent
are appreciated in the most unex-
pected places.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-12-20
Get Rich.

When Hops are 81 IS per lb- as now,
an acre will yield 81 900 profit, and vet
the best family medicine on earth, Hop
.Sitters contain the same quantity of
hops and are sold at the same price fixed
years ago. although hops are twenty
times higher than then. Raise hops,
get rich in pocket; use Hop Bitters and
get rich in health. no3 ct
The Butler weekly times., 1882-12-20
Now WHAT Does This Mean.

From the Omaha Republican.
Venus was unusually modest yes
terdas; Or perhaps as the Goddess
of Love hadn't met the sun ter some
time. nature was kind enough TO
draw a veil over their proceedings.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-12-20

Frank Frayve is tantic over the
death Of Mrs. Won Bchren, who ne
accidentally shot that Thursday night.
He viii be bailed out and accon1pa-
nv the body to BROOKLYN.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-12-20

The funeral of Congressman Up
degraff, whs died Wednesday, viii
take place Monday next at noon at
Wheeling, w. Va. A csngression-
al committee will attend.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-12-20

Arab wants to be exiled to Da.
mascus or London, he is not very
particular which.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-12-20
ALMOST As BAD.
What the PeTplexed Physicians do
in Casses of Emergency.

IN CaAS96 Oh ESH8o1HcHSy'
uT,,l tell YOU the honest truth,
answered the doctor. ssBright's disease
b.,her the medical men almost as
much as cancer does. Having passed a
certain stage, both point stright to eter-
nity. tmay be unpro:essionai to let
out the secret, but whenever patient
comes to me with Bright's disease, OF
any kidney trouble acting like it. tell
him to pu, on Benson's Capc ne Porous
Plaster without deIav."
The doctor spoke BY the card Inc Inc
ean br1helped. fhe Capc,ne viii do it.
oot M,t tor frauds. Is the word Cap
cine Gu, in the midd c OF the psasterl 1t
so are all right Price IS cents Sea-
bury & Johnson, chemists, Aew YORK.
Highest awards. noS -
The Butler weekly times., 1882-12-20
secrev. societies.

MASONIC.
Btstler Lodge, No. c54, meets TIC first
saturday in each month.
Miami Chapter Royal Arch Masons,
No. 76. meets second Thursday in each
month.
Gouley cornmandery knights Templar
meets the first Tuesday in each month.
10. O. FELLOWS.
Bates Lodge No. $50 meets every Mon
day night.
Butler Encampment No. 76 meets the
md and 4th Wednesdays in each month
The Butler weekly times., 1882-12-20

Hannibal Hamlin will probably
lot return to Madrid.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-12-20

This is neat story told by an ex-
change, OF the tond love who had
gone West to make home tor his
s.birdic." and wrote back: I've
got the finest quarter section of land
I1oo acresl l ever put nav foot down
on" Birdie replied: Suppose
YOU ouy another quarter section,
Iohn. so that you can have 4 lawn
around your foot. John made a
home. but B,rdicnercr was the mis-
tress OF It.
ss.sFiyures are not always facts, bu'
! the incentroy ertzble facts concerning
i kidney :, orr are better ;ilan most hg
ures. For instance: 1T Is curing every
BODY writes 4 druggists. "kidnes-Wor
/. is the popular medicine we sell.
should be hv right, tor no other n sui
i cine has such specific action On the live!
sbowels and kidneys DO not faii 10 Try *
TThe most brill ant shades possible
on all tabricks are made hT the Dianon'
DIVES. Unequailed tor hrilAaney AMI
durability 10 Cts
The sun., 1882-08-20
SEARCHING FOR MUTINEERs.
A Nights Work OF the Police Boat-The
story OF Seven Men Found In Irons.

The ship yigilant OF Boston. thirty nine days
from Havre arrived at Quarantine at 81 O'Clock yeser
day afternoon. She was in ballast and had come by
way of the Delaware Breakwater consigned to Snow 4
Burgess She anchored in place another which
the New street police Sergeant understood to be OF
Governors Island. shortly after O'Clock her
Captain, J. T. Dillingham; Jr., called at the New
street station to say that his had mutinied and
refused to work and that he had put OF the
sailors in irons He asked have the police boat
sent to take charge of the munees whom he had left
In his mates charge, and then he hurried of TO his
home the Harlem Railroad.
The police boat Florence out at upon the New
street Serseants direction TO md the vgilan of Gov.
ernors Island The Florence crused about for hours
between Goyernor's Island and Red Hook but could not
nnd the shin Then the Captain put in at the Battery,
there for the vigilants latitude and ons'iuds
lie could get nothing more definite than before,
and the Florence put out again The wntsrinen at the
ness TO take the all In turn and search the
hood of Goyernors Island; from Bay Ridge to tie Kill
Robins Rect where the Vigant at last found. In
her hold, in irons were the seven men.
They were John Quinn, David Balm, James Bradley.
Eugene Hang, Fred Armstrong. James Lawier and
Henry Kadng They told the police that they had bee
overworked and badly fed from the Two weeks ago
QUINN complained that the meat WAS rotten and tho
work 20 hours out of the 24.very day Capt Dillingham;
they told them that unless they returned their
duty he would put them in irons and give them plenty
of time 10 pick over their bread They submitted till
yesterday morning, when the vigilant was on S0uan
Beach. Then seven Of them refused TO work. When
they reached Sandy Hook and tUgboHt the
Tho Florence landed her prisoners at Third street
they taken to the Union Market station Just before
midnight The police report the mate of the Ngilant
saving that the prisoners were good sailors aud had
OyeTwOrked,
The sun., 1882-08-20
BURNING Of A PIANO FACTORY.
A Nine-story Building Destroyed, $3.50, 900
Lost, and Two Firemen Hurt.

A Nine-Story Building Destroyed, 806O,O 900
Lost, and Two Firemen Hurt.
The fire that began in Hardman, Bowling
Il Peck's nine-story piano factory at Tenth
avenue and Fifty-seventh street at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning destroyed tho entire fac
tory Peter Gaffney. the night watchman. who
has been in the employ OF the firm for about
fourteen rears. says that upon seeing the
sudden light on the lower floor he rushed to
the spot and found blazing glue pot on a gas
fixture on which the gas had not been turned
sxtinguish tie flames with water but they had
already caught the adjacent panels. The fore
man OF the factory, Mr.. Schneider says there
were no glue pots in that part of the factory
MIR. Hardman estimates the value of the build
ing at 900. and the stock and materials at
100000. and says they were fully insured
although no list can be given until the safe is
taken out and the policies are examined. The
insurance is distributed among large number
of companies. and will fall heavily on none
The firm Will rebuild Immediately. They occu-
pied all the building but the third floor where
Oakley Il Heating had II washing machine fac
tory. Their loss will be 800 900. partly insured
The roof OF the adjacent tenement. $50 Tenth
avenue, was damaged about $500. and many of
the windows on Fifty-seventh street in front OF
the factory were broken by the heat. Michael
Curley OF 26 Engine was severely injured by
brick falling on his head and was taken to
Roosevelt Hospital. William E. Dodge Of 35
engine received a severe scalp wound. and WAS
taken to his home.
The sun., 1882-08-20
Found with bis Throat Cut.

Carl Meyer a travelling salesman from Dav-
snport, Iowa came to this country from Germany in
1871 Two months he lost his wife and he has been
dependent ever since Some weeks ago no notified
that he had fallen heir to money Germany and
accompanied by his nephew William Schroeder he act
out for Germany. When they arrived at Chicago Meyer
drank heavily, and IMAGINED that men were pursuing
him to rob and murder him. He and his nephew arrived
here on Thursday night and took rooms Ringers
Hotel 81 Greenwich street On Friday Never bought
the steamer tickets and exchanged 81 500 for German
money. Going to bed Friday night he gave his yalu
abes 10 his nephew for bAfe keeping and gave him
letter TO Mr. Schultz The nephew slept in next
police that upon opennE the door OF his uncle. room
cut Coroner Herman directed that Schroeder be held
witness, but after examining him discharged him
The sun., 1882-08-20

Deacon Bross. the father OF -N.Gov Bross OF Illinois
ultd nj M"rr!S. IN yesterday morning.
Is asserted on good authority that the naval station
~ Port t"Na is to bee abandoned ~ Af,'w Gays.
The resident Las alponto, II /. Jones' Collector
Of Customs for iun DsitIct u DswrgAtoh Nuw Ynrl
Three hloch' u he ,cs' A, s.ctiou NJ Red l. uF.
sGrauce sl5,iDu "
Mons.snoL Narc,,;' hoptirim Lorrain ~ Ottawa ont
mas rtg"lN"d from Rome the tul o.utir- MIN Rshop
of CythgIna in = rthus nttehuiu" Ani Wear Ara-,
former diocese Of Ottawa
Mrs Mary Fetch, while driving Roni the highway with
her son IN Yam lll County Oregon tTIay WAS shot
IN the back and instantly Killed She had IflncuIty
some tune ago with neghbor named smith, who s az
cused OF the deed.
l0yearold son Of william Lester ~ Shncmak.ru.
VILE IA and companion wCg4 playing arOlnd "a NOV,
ing machine YESTERDAY when the latter started the
ors"s ai Lester Ice ng caught m 'hc kWNr. hal ho IN
legs cut On below the Knee lie ,Aunot Tutu,,r
Mr. George IIolyoake the author ot uatIv work. IN
the interest Of the working classes coopsrat n Ac as
sailed from London on board the steamship ytta Tor
New york His visit to America has reference TO mat
ters connected with emigration
American Star Soft Capsules tho best Factory Ito
hsAassI general agency. IL West Broadway, n. I-laA