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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-11

COTTON-In Brooklyn February 3. 1882, Hannah NJ. viii.
Relatives friend, invited 70 atteni the funeral
az O'CLOCK p. m I'm inst
Friends are Kindly requested To send flowers
CRO>BY-At Brooklyn Friday, February 10. Gertrude
Rutgers tighter Of the Rev Arthur Crosby aged years
and months.
West 97tust New York on Friday February 10. lss3
Charo 10 El1a. widow OF William Cotncal and daughter
The funeral services viii be nifty Chapel West
It ' rassied fS SsS no " "%ss be sent ~
CRAGIN-on Frdav, February TO- 1882, Frank A. son Of
Relatives and nved attend the funeral at ma
late residence 30. 229 West -6hsl sunday. February
H. at 1880 O'CLOCK
ELwELLLn srooslyn February TO- l's2 o. scarlet fever
IN the lst year o. her
FARRLLLY-At the ParochaI residence No lO9 West
ReT Eek 4 Fsrr IL 10 the 9ta year o. ' age pss
Of 81 Joseph Church corner of Othaye AMI "sshiNs
The rcnd Clergy and friends respectfully
Church saturday morning lih inst at 10 a. m thence
TO calvary
FERRGs-At White Plains y y February , 1882 Elisha
P Ferris aged ~ wears ~ days ,, ,,.,.. p,.,,-
F9ne5 . tySfs At ' T n goa at @ M
Masonic funeral services.
FERRIs-At Fort D A Russell wyoming Territory. on
7aruria ith February; So Major amuei r. Ferris u
Fu-ra ,ataliay IL. February at o'clock p
Carriages IN wtnE On ARRIVAL oi ococA tram nom "r'na
central Depot, y. Y
GERARD-In BROOKLYN Thursday. February o. George ".
Fun,fa services vii be held residence e6 Quincy
Re.anves and ulents invited 10 attend without urthe
HANDERsON-Atthe residence OF father 40 si Ler
ugtOn ave. February lG l~,- 90 the iI year OF her age
Pru HandersOn eldest daughter Ot DR.. IL. T.
HlnGerson anu the late Juliet A. Henderson
Funeral p Iyate.
BOEHLEE-suddenly Thursday 9th inst. Justus Koch
ler, in the t}d year ~ ms age. $3.50
friends respectfully uvet 10 attend the funeral from
Masonic ua No l5thsL this day saturday AT
J. OClOcA IA.
- WOOdiawn Cemetery iOr InteuDeBt
LNGSTON-In Pnadeph 3 Il January, l-S2 IN the
18Th Of her sarah LiyIng-tOn widow Il
Dr. Edward Livingston. and daughter the ate eogo
SucNley, New \ CITY.
buried N The Cemetery Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Rhinebeck, y. 7.
NORTHUMBERLAND MOrrisanla, New-York City, On Thurs.
day February % l~~2. ALI ? An beloved dIughter OF
William Emily MOmberger. tue I'd Di her age.
Relatives requested To attend the funeral az
the IL her pareGts lO1th-st aud FIla
place. MOrusania liza inst, az OclOcA p n
WARD-At Rosly1 L. t. TUESDAY, 7h INST. Hon. Elijah
ward N the 6iJh year Of MS age
TRINITY thurcn, 10 lyni
ou saturday. the lith inst. AT II OclpcN IN
Train sprca leave " 5iA,t East lyer Az
800 D. N, returning from HOslJ u 300 D. m.
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4 RECEPTION At MRS. COLGArES.

Mrs James B. Colgate received her friends
al au afternoon tea from % o'clock. yesterday, in
her home in East Tweuty-thrd,t She assisted by
berdaughter Mis- Mary Colgate her niece Miss Jessie
Colby and Miss Annie McCIilum. Several handsome
bouquets the parors There We're refr shments
by Pnard. and LaaGers orchestra played Among
about 400 guests present Mr. and Mrs j. j. Astor
Mrs. samuel Colgate. Of Orange, y J. Mrs. John Bge
low Mrs !. J. Post Miss y, lie Mahoney, Ara Wood
Miss stewart Of Phra clip ia Mrs Ch1r cs A. feaU"dy,
Captain and Mira william Arthur OF London, Eng, Mr.
and Mrs Ford Mr.. aud Mrs. f.. II. Prasire, Mis- Edh
Jafray Mr and Nrs. j. b Trevor Robert Colgate and
Mas George Colgate.
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Mr.. .BLATNE'> DIPLOMACY.

r. n The Chtcdg0 ldicT- ycrG7i t''dt''dft htD'
Whatever may be said about eX-Secrctary
PlaiHe'- pl0WatIc correspondence II he just
well for the politicians hO attacking INN TO uOtr the
fact that tie American people are lu sympathy with 'nc
fprt hreatDrd that cC7cspOH deuce he CON
srvaii-m Of foreign policy for Che last decade hn-
been excessive thar 10 II missioner 10 cali UE.d
IL IL htr, Of 10, Frogrr -rlfas-ct-
Ing spirit that las tore 10 all other departing
the cover Imeut. Apparc lily have beeI absorbed
b. harmolLiug oar own differences u dcH elopug our
resources tnat were content 10 De ucIt mega
tive power U the great court OF Nation. Iuder Ills
policy the people tly ciied and the uGgHg
Eeute OF The eA-eCrctarN injecting positive Ancrl-
ga ideG- 10 biz COMMUNICATIONS with other Govern
me after twelve years of such intense
pOu=-ryat The idea that America. ou sd" Uf the
tuItcd states 70 ne dOi tcd 10y European Govern
meets the Interest of European mel, Aa- aid CT l-
il agreeable 10 the people OF this Nation, amt
pa. Blaine did not cay any too SOON.
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SOCIAL NLU-S N BRIEF

At Mrs William MoSer's informal reception
yesterday there present among Others Colonel and
Mr. Richard Lathers, Miss Lathcrs Mrs Arthur sul-
van. MIS-. downing the Bafone-s de Thomson Mrs.
Mellen. smith NJ. bly,. Mr. and Mrs. Warner and Mrs.
Thompson.
A dinner party 70 thirty gentlemen was given by
Alexander H. stevens Last AT the house Of Mrs
Edwin stevens Castle Point Hobokcn. Professor Z. a.
Freeman was the principal guest.
Mrs James N. Waterbury gave german last evening
AZ her home in West Twenty tLrd-t Many plants were
disposed about the rooms The music was nv Lander.
here Hl-o receptions held yesterday by hT-.
Benedict. Nr- enry l. Leayitt, Mrs. Cathauue tr0un
ami Mrs. johnson.
vo lar.. receptions were held on brooklyn Heights,
AZ the huu-.r OF Mrs. y. s. T. Hatch and Mrs. T. Van
Wvck Pluard furnished Refreshments, and Lander
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TIE star ROUTE GASES.


The newspapers IN III parts IF the country
ar asking wha, has become ~ the -tar EUut pros
hons. 1h-y de- uu refer tU IA ;l'vttv straw bond
but those which. 10 rrl 81 by charged lH-
vov-d thousands OF doll ID Hl1 taken from thr Gov
eminent The p.',~rc.' more than ono OCCASION
d.car Il most positive that Iur- ~- rN1d-uce
sufficient establish IT. accusations and convict he
rus d. Fii- on excuse HId then another has been
of r.d for DE 10y and now I'd p-uJI Of The ~
simply want to know VII hrr the cla.g o. tbr prose,
CufIon The couui-tclaGg,s II TIE fence
The NJ ata'n % Z hes cas- haV- hr' K. o. ia
eXl-t, and 'L- puh,c In-res ~ them pit live in
ord hHr rain Joe uIct continue 10 draw pay
supposed from the nation treasury. II any
thing ser 20 b. don with d there is uo reason
appar 10 -frr- why th' piOs cuIOu -Locd no 20
nOW. The GuIt-tG caS II cu, OF tLt Way. aud ihe
courts their attcu ION 70 the AL, god star kOute
trrfr
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GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SluolS4S Tor he pust - hOilys.

W,.nNGrON, Feb. II, l a. m.-Ihe bar
onct.r is To- in Dakota and highest 10 The Middle and
souf Al autic states Genera. Light rain or snow has
,,l.r i'm gland. I'm tIr other districts fair
weather baa Drryui ed ~outherlY winds reported
wet OF the Mssls.ppi Ri ~ and northwestery Do the
,idls STATES AMI Sew England. The temperature las
fallen On tine Atlantic coast aud Lower Lake region and
la, risen ives, OF the Mi---sppi RIVER
}aficIhOAs f0r tO-Ify.
For N-g-F England fair vsl,urr. nOrthwesterly winds
b.co5tny variable stationary or lower leiAtIrc,
7r t,r ~ die Atlantic states fair weather, north
c-ry winds 4nItiuy t0 cAscry, 5s4t4OEaIl " higher
t-mprrlturc and pressure.
Indications FIR io-m0rror.
FsUatLer Ia Indicated ior TODAY IA the Middle and
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Nnnoninr -ParoIY.lnal whoopInE and smlIar u
Post Once Notice.

T1,s f,rsiun mails ending ~ hDA1s
E.t.~,at. 80 this ONCE ou II .~BAN.
ri steamship ADS aslnld Wa queens
an i-DAh al AM Tor Euuic e., Dy steamship
~vlIa l Gueen,toNu correspondence ID! FRANCE mdSt
.c,ly a,ilras-,dI. anu az m Tor France direct by
.t.ltl,lI, II aulru havrr, on lhl h0DAf "a a NJ
IN urDre by steamship kepupl, VIA Queenstown CORE
s,ndruce Germany and France must De specially al
--,,,i AMI a. or Europe Dy steamship irland.
al. Plymouth Oh rbOurg anu Hamburg. on -AIN kDAN. at
2 O ! m. Europe. by steamship tlV ~ BRUSSELS VIA
lot Germany and scotland must
be- specially addressed ana M an Tor Belgium direct "
lIud AntN anu ~ . n tO scotland
steamship DetUua glasgow and at ~ b. tn
Ion Europe steamship GENERAL Heruef, VIA southampton
and Bremen Lho mails Tor Brazil. VIA Btttuor" lose on
f-fAG TAI D. The mails for Jtlullc- Gloss ON
WFuN DAY al 10 am The mails Or Nassau AMI AatintAs
.U l.~lDAA al The mail, Tor braLu direct
c.oSa on THURSDAY AL l. a The mails Tor Bermaia.
CuuA lud NJ Xi,u clos. or IHl k@bAA a. 1850 p u ihe
iua- Newfoundland, ~ Halifax. cos" ou IH kaDAl
d ihr uall. for A~pi al aud ~OutH Pacnc COS"
FRIDAY To ID. m. the mail, Tor iiIYu, ~afauI "A.
tu. clos. SAIl NDAh al a. a. The mails Tor CUBA
,lu.e "a a. tDNA 80 100 . The msls Ior iiuleu -
..d ORLEANS close ou ~Ait hDAi AZ
1880 D. m. ihe the Fl islands CLOSE on
TUESDAY AZ iAr Lii, Tor CHINA 4la J4pSA lose
FrnruIrN ar The mails Tor Australi &C. ci''n fto
u!Asy 8 20 o. %. "a. H4NEl a.. PEAIl1ON, POSTMASTER
Iost O.hce. Ne~-forx 300. o. l9'@
Cra,n- Of 1889 r3a3irai witl $50 Po2a1auol ~
Conuurs Ilo rnDals AlnlIIc i1r ISL Prc' - tol.i
Cereal Production. rnJtccJ and co'oa CsDps IL lsol
sue rhr Tribune Aa4Dar i0g L5,+ ft'h - ceatA
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GRANTS TNFLUENCE WITH TIE PRESIDENT.
Dom The Mailman Alnertcan lhepl

Shortly after President Arthur mad sent IN
his first batch OF nominations for thr Mar, aud Offices
Colonel Vernon Surveyor 81 he Port - NewN ork
to se. General Grant ask hm 81 look after s rap
poiufrnent. OlDnel Vernon received very cOur-
l.orslv and when ne stated the object W h- visit
told by President that he had advised the Pr'=
dent 10 consult Messrs CrcHwe ~tlIiiUL aud NshI
ton FOoth in making he Maryland appointments. but
when be said ths be had forgotten all about Nernons
place. Iua-much the nomination for SU~ve,O bad
Dot vet been -eat in Colourl vernon General Grant -d
ght the President. and state that The eNIr-trt
was Ia favor OF h- rtappulnrHcut. Colonel Vernon
ask -enera Grant 10 put TINS writing huI The Ueu-
excused himself. telling the surveyor tia he could
ns,. his maine President. this thr hc- ne
could do Colonel Vernon proceeded 20 MAXI the PrcS-
iet acluaIn ed with the ndJrs he lnd received
but the sequel proved, did not have The desired
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OBT7 CARY.
JOHN WILSON.

John Wilson, an actor, died yesterday MORN
Ing AT HE home IN yo rths,, Of raray as Of the
heart Mr. Wilson for yiye years Old ana hAd been
q. INJECTED win the theatrical profession Tor twenty
wears For long line he pl4yed he ,alfornia The
a.re in ian Francisco ,aEng general parts. ABOUT
,ear a 20 he came East .ud lls summer ne played win
he Professor company ~ he MADISON square me
a re- where nc COX pa oi BrUc"' the Fllnh' Last
week L, ul wed ly b Inc same company M ~ L7DuF<h,
b..t vlue 10 sick c-s returned tm- CITY III "a hI
duv lie married. 1eclye years ago -i!7a DENIM OF
Los "A ac. T.
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Of the Pacific ha- arrested for raising check
from sSi so 600 so The check wasdrawn In favor
OF H. NJ Black or bearer for wagon 10 Is furnished thc
Government and after passing hrough The hnnds o.
firm OF brokers pa at the SubTr, asury The trans
notion was discovered by Major Bach der Chic Quar-
tsrinas en- AMI BrOdh adj conf -sed his ia ribui Ing
the act 10 mi ing stock specula ions H. b III IN
$40 900 ba by tni,eo sfa - Commissioner f0day
sent Jail default OF bail He also conf ssed having
previously stolen =, 200.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, Feb II, a. m.-The movement in
the barometer yesterday rapidly upward. Cloudy
weather and light rain followed during the FIRST
quarter by clearing weather. during the greater part Of
the day fair weather prevailed with few squalls
I'm the afternoon and strong winds at night The tom
perature ranged be w-en 80 and A..
t392o peng size lower than the spending day
ard 25s9 higher Than 1iursdav.
Fair weather, with lower temperatures, followed by
mdcr weather, be expected today this city and
vicinity
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MARRIED..

KEN NARD-SCHAUS-On Thursday February 2. At tia
Church 81 the Transdgutaon he Rev II. H0agh.
ton, ,ectr -dward Parry kennard 70 Nnheimina dsuga
OF William Schaus
McKEEN -MAXWELI,-On February o. 1882. ny the Rev.
Dr. H. Edgar. Henry Mckcrn. r.. and Minnie =. AK
we'll daughter OF the late Henry D. Maxwell. all Of Eason
Penn
SAYLE-WILCOX-On "Wednesday, February 1892 az Tho
Incarnation the Rev. Arthur Brooks D.
D. John Sa1 le to Jessie A, daughter Of Harvey H.
Wilcox
wOOD-HAMMOND-On Thursday February q 1882. at the
brides parents fhos b. NC
LcOd. Auce ri eldest daughter Of Daniel ;. Ham.
mOHd. 10 John DAVIS Wood. No cards.
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SOTELDO's WILD CAREER

Antonio Marius SotedO, ir., was born at
Caracas, Venezuela, In ISIS. Hs father for several
y-.r ChirfJu-i ce ~ Venezuela. bn compel by
revolution leave that country after the Dir OF
Antonio. lie came New York and pracrsed law.
Young soteldo educated at St John College. Ford
ham and after he was graduated he studied l.w.
wish 10 earn money while endeavor-
ing 10 build mp law practice led him 70 join the cry
staff of The sun IL wjrld a ady though by
Trustworthy pen He the Albany correspondent OF
The SIM in lsG9'7O lie attracted attention by his
bitter ack- certain members Corruption hourishcd
in those DAYS The tight between the Erie Railway Com
pany aud the Ncw-York Central and Hudson
River IN progress, ard large sums
Of money, It generally under~ ood, were spent by
both corp0ra'ion-. III" lannon's nsht hel"een Wtcd;
sweeney and Connolly. repr 5rn'nE lammany Han, and
the Youn: Demormcy. lcd by Henry Gent an Michiel
norton and he rioo Of Tweed aiter an rn9rIno-r x
pendi ~ money. occurred In the vnt'r of l~697O
Soiell, always crrdi "a ny those who were besl
acquani ed with hin WI having receiver large Sums 81
money these legislative sessions. II currently
reported ina there came into his hands l1rg package
Of mo ey which wa- l"t IN room tO nenp'r OF me
IegS Who IN ,ndrd 10 ke he brtbe unObservrd.
started in this city weekly publication known The
Frce LoHce. 10 chiefly noticeable for it, bitter at
tack- various persons II lived less than one year
In 1872 sot do appointed by President Grant a
Special Treasury Agrn, and for time he " shilohh
the spondent OF The Ercpg ieegrG. of bis city,
Ills career In thlt paG WIS very sh3ri one,
me Nato"0i ReDu6iicaH under william o. Muriash, the
identical position since Tiled by Dr. Barton hl- man
agcmeut was noteworthy for fierce attacks upon the
gamblers Of Washington. which were kept ny through we
local luiUu- Of The EcbUJ.cb for several weeks lie
was ne employed ~ the Washington correspondent OF
tlg Btif n0-r ADtcrrli. The Ld.UupOIS JOUrpu. me
sun f-ruclsc0 Chr1utcic and other papers.
Ills tire Jour ais BE- career wa- marked 10y hi err per
IA al "a r, k- II occ-o ed good ra OF surprise during
h- lbauy career he at killed. for some or nose
whom Ir attacked were huO"u ~ desperate men re
WINS ft, nrr of Iwrcd sweeney, however ara ms
probably saved him. Is app lnune't ~ lrrk to ne
-...f. .I et Railroads procured Tor hi'n DN
-, ttor ro-e. whom he ha- b ,n lE;i uie Tor
-.,.rI ,rur- boo 81 edo married "A ga -ncr OF A.
h. t I-fur
l.iargi lIiroad Co puIy bro hrrl -laW oi ~oirluO
h . ur.1f.u or Of COZ gfr-- Hall. sara osa spring.
sol. dos . o her died years ,-O nt Morris" la iIT
IA utr is now The agent Ia NouvzucLI OF YORK
company.
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PUBLIC OPINION.

The Republican party is bigger than any
man or any side issue when be tempted 10 he
sprung divide its cOunsels 70 weaken lis aggressive
strength indianapolis Journal (RepJ
The talk coming from Washington about
Mr. Blaine being pussble leader of the opposition e.e
ments against the Republic party Is seuseiess 80 far
II refers to DemOcrats.-lSt. Louis Republican DEM
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ACTION or TIE VIRGIYI4 READJUSTERs

RICHMOND, Va. Feb. 10.-The Readiusters
in tonight approved bill for the red-'rict'
ing the state into twelve Judicial 'ircuits.
bill giving the Governor authority 70 appoint All 20 n
miss Ouers OF SALE and 5euate bill repeating Tue
wi ita,n INST Law
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BTTLFR COUNTING THE COST
ri. G..~s,..r...f THsa.r. Ier.

The organization of The Democratic State
Commit tee ia favorable 10 General Butl~r Guh'rua
totiaI candidacy This could BE- dcs red, and 10 Tn
sic BENJAMIN. the nomination all be To DO s To
BAY AT asr accounts tue 81 gent icmau was reported
rather doubtful whrtLer after al 10 wUul pay or him
the and they who ought to know say
thar n "a" finally concludes 10 act ~ Democratic stan l.
arJDearer 10 The coming STATE npaigu be does not
propose very serious nrOads upon his bunk ac
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TIE POTTER BUILDING FIRE.

Workmcn are still engaged in excayating
the ruins OF the late Potter Building Evidence Of IN
tense aud l5nzcoutuued heat abOunds on every side
iron work n Instances having been melted and run
together The fire have RACED IN The runs wth
furnace for hours after tbe walls were down Tor the
iron thus ar recovered 10 some casrS, - DAILY
wrecked that It only with difficulty hey could he
recognized by their ectye owners. The brass lock
and hinge trimmings Of all the safes Sere melted uh
Mum a cos three large safes together win medium
-.rrd one owned bt the Rev T. T. o. PRIME dhf very
lar-r one hy me fer lOi "Drfref, SUI
f,lrd especially & H. Nt-h- small -tit caHr ron lh0
rius I'm it- ct4i-truu wheel, partially ne ted The
Ire, safe al A. j. Todd wa- terribly Iarhrd. a. was one
a.l fht.. -4fc- bur uW Itis Wrr. .tgrfrd
L., mud everything ptr-rryrd intact, anal chetr;ully
testify Naryln'- stf- 90 i4it"iAJ save '"tlF con-
t.uts through ,Ar hottest o. ui'r
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Weak lungs are cruelty rached, and the gem
eral strength gradually wasted by persistent, deep
seated cough. which Dr. Jaynes ExpectOrant may hs
relied You will derive certain benefit from 10
also Il troubled with either asthma or brOnchitis.
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Boy7oy rrELBHlEs SUED ron LIBEL

BO,roN. Feb IO.-An attachment IN the
sum of s5JJOO Wa. to-day placed upon the Store oI A.
Wiams a Co.. publishers ID All action Tor hoti Drought
bv within aioon Tor Laurrrta Nightingale and
and -t,,utou Fisher lh- -u.t Dr. based ON ui-
LEGGED injuries sustained through the publication oi OK
Ic rciIns upon tAc inhabitants OF tuir ''u Inc wis
are rlturuaDlr A. plymouth next IuesaaJ.
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BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Feb. 10.-The steam
tg a., L. carl ck bound from Ne-Iatcn 10 Nev-N ork,
o., four cluu boats OF ucr tow Of ave OF StlatiOd
l.git III d Acayy gale this afternoon
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CONGRESS WATEK-rle pure lni safest o. all cathar
AVOiI ali coarse rrt itng waters, foreign And
domestic they impair the dyestye organs ahi Adney+
Piles permanently eraicatei IA one o three weeks wish
knife tor cifcdlr cO1talnIas
reter,ura. r. SJtn
WhoOping COEgh-ParOIyAnal whOopins ana similar us
mani Immediately broken up and pefna
cured y using "a NDrF Naturrs Lille fEtsefsef.
tt iIsr0rery safe natural remedies Tor al hrOat
ana lung complaints A Irrtdway. rtOny Point y. ref
sr.,re Court st, Bruoe lYn had two emil
dreu cured Mr. DOYLE, J63 Marc ST., BrooSyn feiar
once N Phillips. boOkDiudcr ~ Nusey ST. y - chld cured
i tb,ee DAYS OF other able cures. n ltA
KOFF u q totally depart are nom al DeyOus cough prep
raon. being ALSO from drugs. 0piaes and mar
cones Mi pleasant and perfectly harm e's 9f ts yohhSest
weakest patients a. take Prescribed ~ ihT n't
Mn ,i, and b. pos ave household necessity, Tor frdy
,e by drurgsts amt "a. y dealers AZ 90 - tu 81
sufferers a proprietary depot - F'sJ
81 \ Dollar packages rfprsst7i every mere on ~
of funds ~.x for - C. a Inv - opii''"'' ~ '- ''''
Il
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Elastic stockings for varico,s veins weak aud swo'a
FONTS 70 Truss % uOany, -. $50 BfOiiS3
The best rgica appliances OF every kind
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InNArnAN B. MITCHELL.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10. jonathan b.
Mitchell lor thirty years member OF Tue I'm % - b.
IIpulntuJt q. o., died here tits moIu4h-'
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Electro silicon for ia unfaine excellence silver
polish, has gained cnyiabie equation
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THE TEANLSSEE BOYD CASE

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Feb. lot il expected
that tue ennessee bonI VII be DC -iIed Tomorrow.
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m
whits
r. ia
Indicated the ,a->sA~ss1
may pfo,dwa
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Suecial Nonce5

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A. and ~ Broadway. between I5tl amt itl SIS.
o. FREE EN uIBIIlON DAY AND ENESlNG,
MT. John MEEkS' collection OF
SUPERB MODERN pain tING5,
EXCEPTIONAL PICTt RES
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Another old pioneer has gone. Elias S.
Harmon, Esq, who was born July 18th, 1915,
in Wayne county, New York, and settled in
Porter, Van Buren, county, Mich. in 1S40,
died suddenly on Thursday evening March
30, at his residence in this village, of par
alysis of the heart. He attended the prayer
meeting at the M. L. church, and died in
half an hour after lie returned home, about 8
o'clock. He has held the Office of justice of
the peace for number of years, was a prom
inent member of the Protestant Methodist
church, and man much beloved and re-
spected by all his neighbors and friends. He
has resided in Porter until about two years
ago when he moved to this village, and about
six months ago he went into the grocery
business with his son-in-law, John Dunn.
The funeral services were held at the M. L
church on Sunday when large congrega-
ton met to pay their last respects to good
and worthy citizen. The services were con-
Quoted by Eds. Tompkins and George.
Lawton, April 9TH 1882.