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W. 8. Van Kirk, Princeton, n. D.,
says "Brown's Iron Bitters cuied NO
Of chills and fevea."

Santa Claus is. said to be putting IN
!. lore. stock of Noyes Dictionary
Holders and Neye%shitesfeoy ~
among his holiday j erays ~. m
ar. This is we'll. alyerknore Spp,o
miate and acceptast haltin.s Eau
made at 50 smalln iIhe frHcs
~~satlv redus rawoeryge illusir "a
- s,reaiar will Is or Zee on appli
cation to L. W. Noyes, ~ Wes1 n''A
roe St, Chicago.
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IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF REAL
Estate


ESTATE
The current number Of American
Real Estate Guide, published at l54 Mas
sau street, New York City, ZONES to us
Srim fun ofinIormat,oa vaisabio TO all
owners and buyers of real estate. The
department OF Law questions and replies
ia L,, i'm the ubrp
ton price. The Guide is tie nly paper
- ale
feature. The list Of bargains and sx
changes in real estate in all parts OF the
country, contained in its advertising col
umns, is a valuable reference for those
seeking a home, investment or business.
Every owner of real estate should have
it. Subscription s1-0o per annnm IN
advance.
m- Subscriptions received at this
office, where specimen copies can be seen.
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Farmers and others desiring a gen.
teal. lucrative agency business, by
which IS to $40 day can be earned.
send address at once, on postal, 10 II.
@. WILKINSON & CO., 1875 and l9'
Fulton street, New York
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Suit Department.

We have made up many costumes
Tor ladies, misses sad children purpose
y for the Christmas trade. There are
all styles for morning, afternoon and
evening wear in Velvet, Plush. satin,
Silk and Dress Goods. The styles are
mostly copied from Partisan models.
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Earthly greatness Is nah : nice thing.
and requires 50 much ohariness IN the man
aging as ths sonfantment II i cannot ~
quira -
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Premature graypessaveided by using
psrkers Hair Bassam distinguished Tor
;ts cleanliness and perfume.
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Boys Clothing Department.

DUyo OIUbIIIsB DCPU' tuICuV-
We HAYES wonderful collection Of
suits Of all styles to tit boys from 3 D
16 years of age, and Overcoats as WEB
Now is an especially good time +
buy these goods, prices being lowH
than any other season Of the year ~
cepting midsummer.
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Glove Department.
MEMS GLGVES.

in kid, castor, fur tops, dog-skin, buck
skin, gauRtlets, gost-skin, cloth, knit
ted, etc, for dress. street and driving.
LADIES GLOVES
in Kid, pig-skin, dog-skin, castor, sesh
mere, fur tops, cloth and knitted, in
all styles OF fastnings.
CHILDRENS GLOVES
OF all kinds.
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READY FOR CHRISTMAS!

Cures establishment been putt holiday attire, and we arc now ready 70 receive the v5sn our oG.ofow
Who Will visit philadelphia on ohdy shopping ms within hers u few weeks
EoGNn idea the wHeend -four preparations for the holidays We name q few thing that ar @p@%F
flor HsnshomS some of our departments
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Silk Department.
A mose magnificent assortment Of
SILKS, vBLvETs and PLUsHEs
in all grades, all colors and at an prices.
RELIABLE BLACK SILKS
hat will wear ina the most satisfactory
manner as low as 100 yer yard.
Dress Goods Department
All the latest productions of European
looms in Dress Fabrics are on exhibi
ton.
EMBROIDERED DRESS PATTERNS
put up in boxes with sufficient material
or the entire dress are particularly adap
ted fog presents.
CAsHMERRS
Black and Colorea, have been a speciality
with ms for years and we probably carry
the largest stock of them in America.
CoURTLAuLDS GRAPES
of the first quality only, in rolls and
made up into Wells Of all lengths.
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The Handkerchief Department
Contains q vast assortment OF Hand
kerchiefs for ladies, gentlemen and
children,
LADIES HAEDKERCHIEYS,
In Lace, Silk and Linen.
CHlLDRENS HHNDKERCHlEFA
In Lace, Silk and Linen.
MEMS HANDKERCHIkFS,
In Silk and Linen.
With every half dozen and dozen hG&d
kerchiefs we give an elegant fancy box
Mems Furnishing Department.
Nearly everything for gentlemen's
wear, excepting clothing, will be found
there.
Eeokwear
Scarf Pins and Rings,
Sleeve and collar Buttons,
Cardigan Jackets,
Wrappers and Smoking Jackets,
Collars and Cuffs,
White Shirts,
Bicycle Shirts,
Underclothing,
&C., &C., &c.
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Jersey Department.

Jersey Department.
The Jersey excitement continues q
bated, especially in the shades for even
ing wear. We have the only
REAL PARIS JERSEYS
that have so far been brought TO this
country. All sizes, styles and colors.
CARDIGAN JACKETS q CHIbDREN'S
JERSRYS
at the same counter.
Umbrella Department.
We have Gift Umbrellas with handles
Sterling Silver, Carved Ivofy,
Alligator Leather, Natural Sticks
with silver caps, Ancient YAK,
Htched Ivory, Buck Horn,
Oriental Carvings, Porcelain Balls,
Fine Ebony, &C., &c,
Iu all qualities of Silk from 50. 50 up.
Hosiery and Underwear Department. \
These goods are yearly becoming more
popular as gifts. We have everything
desirable in
SILK HOSIERY.
Everything desirable ia |
LISLIE HOSIERY
Everything desirable In
COTTON HOSIERY
Everything desirable in
WOOL HOSIERY
for Ladies, Children and Men.
WINTER UNDERWEAR
for both sexes We have everything In
LILK, CASHMERE, MRRINo AND
NOVELTY wEAvES
Art Needlework Department.
Our workrooms have been busy for
months preparing the Holiday goods
now on exhibition. We show all the |
latest novelties in
Table Covers, Screens,
Sofa Cushions Table Scarfs
s.arnbreQulnS Banners,
Foot Rests, Fancy Baskets,
Slippers Towel Racks
Toiiet Sets, 1idies,
MouchoiTs, MATHS
be, BE-, &c.
Prices will be found very reasonable.
Fancy Goods Department
OF course this is the department. that
will come most in prominence the
next few weeks. There will be found |
Comb b Brush cases, Peerl Card Aee
Jewel cases. Shopping D
Dressing cases, Pycketbooks,
Handkerchief Boxes, Ham Mirrors.
Glove d Work Boxes, Card L Cigar cases
Fans Of all kinds, Tides and splaslsrs
Perfume cases, Toilet Articles,
&c. DC, &c.
N IHDtss xAes-UP LACE GOODS
We have everything that can b. tAoughtsf
COLLARS AID ioHus Axp LsHsssfs
Of all kinds
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CHURCH. DIRECTORY.

EHuKEH DlhELiuhy.
~ EFHopsr~ PROTESTANT CHURCH
RFv l. WATSON Pastor
annfay School-tc-A. NJ.
7. eseNfrr--2 +. ~. snd7 z. p. NJ.
Payer Nesting " dneeday evenings.
euyrHoRlsT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
RFv ]. u, TuRFiH, Pastor
Sat,tisv Schanl-s. Pm.
aracbing-i0 A. ~. and r. y,
Prayer Mreting-1uesday evenings.
tar -
SOCIETIES
sEUPAItDDGE, Ep.s 81. :. O:0.F .mcets every
rnprssqy pye.{sg.An OF. Hen.
n q; .Aghn 81 BARK ~. e.. Mm!P. Denny
Pc. Sec. z. g, BarnSst; See, IL n. Flanagan
Treas. s. Il. Lezr.
xARADiSE ENGA mPMENT. No. II, To- r.
Meets on the LIST. ana ard Friday evenings o.
every Month"; Odd Fellow'sHall.
g.. r.. JaAn Nv. Tsiunbull IS W. u u. Biddle
i. W. IT. NJ Flanagan: Scribe, C,G 2. ADorn
Treas, J. Feetheier H. p, j.. f. Layton
sgSiON LODGE, No. 81. X. OF r. meets every
Wednesday evening, in Odd Fellows Hall
y 3. G. .I,srpb whitakeri ". c. Jos. Rob.
bias;K, otii. 3 8, Geo; " Bevtsz III. Of
Jas. Cunningham.
VIOLA COUNCIL 30, 90. Jr. @. y. A. meets
Ia Oad Fellows iElIl, eve-y Monday even
Ing ar o'eleeN sharp.
G.. Helry l20hsas VI. Rfneet x RLtElt: Re.
Sec, Harry Kilse Deputy, G. Blohin.
rsENN's GROVE CoNCIAvE. No. "a, ]. G. H.,
meets every Monday evening in the RECORD
= tt1fdii,g. 1T ~ O'clock.
Archon, n. B.uh;n, Jr.: Provost. M. Hughes
SD. Arbnn, j. II. Elkinton; Financier, q.
h EkAiton Seesetarg, ST. Dcnhy,
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The debters of E.E. Bright will
pleas remit all sums due him while act
ing as new agent
Respectfully
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POST OEEICE.

POST OFFICE.
Office hours : Giep iGlndays except
ed irom 6 90 a. NJ. to 900 p. N. Time
of arriving and closing of Mails-Mail
s&om RhiLd'a and intermediate places
errive Tally atje GO A. N. IL 8 30 P N
Closes. 6 30 A. NJ. ndasoSR u.
From Btidgeton and all points south
,sf Woodbury., arrive daily at 5 80 T. N.
Closes at 6 30 A. u.
Letters containing money and valua-
registered ON application--fee lOc.
S. R. LEAP. P. M.
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The Linen Department.

The Linen Department.
Is rep4eee with handsome things Ia
TABLE CLOTHS,
NAPKINS,
DOYLIne,
TO VELS,
PIANO COVERS,
&c, 60. -.
Nowhere else in Philadelphia IL such
a stock gathered under ono roof.
BLAEKESS,
GofETERYANES
and DOWN QUI1N
Occupy . department near by, as also
does Lar noBHs and HORSE RhANxxTs
Ladies Underwear Department.
All kinds of ine underelething for
ladies have been placed on show, i'm
cludiAg
UNDERwHAR IN SETS
In handsome boxes.
INFANTS OfTrITs
or all kinds that will make pretty and
usefcl presents.
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We have nothing more elegant to oHbr
for presents than our stock of
FUR GARMENTS
Embracing:
Seal Skin Sacques and Dolmans.
Otter Sacques and Dolmans.
Fur lined Wraps of all shapes and In all
materials.
Quilted and Plash lined Wraps Of ali
kinds.
Our stock of
FOREIGN COATS AND JACKETS
for both Ladies and Children, is the
largest, handsemest and most varied
that has evsr beeh brought to America.
Shawl Department.
We have an immense stock efehawls of
all kiads as fellows:
Paisley, Scotch Blanket,
French India, French Beaver,
Decker India, HimaiayaA,
Delrhia India, LaAykh,
Mountain India, Oh l.
Cashmere Valley, Persian,
Lhildrens Shawls. etc,
varying In prices from so cents to 1900
Sossamer Department.
No more esefal present can be given
than n efthese whather protectors. We
keep the best grades only, and warrant
all we soil. We aare all styles and
prices for Ladies', Misses, Men and Boys.
Silk Department.
The predicted cold weather makes q
warm skirt a very acceptable present
this year. We have
HKLr SHIRTS,
EMBROIDERED SKIRTS,
ALL WOOL FLANHRx sxgnya
QUILTED SATIN sK1RTs,
MISSES AND CHrLDEaE'e sxfRrs,
&C., &c, &c, de-,
At low prices.
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PAT r. S.

Inventors win Advznce their Interests by EN-.
ploying an Experienced Attorney resident in
Tsshin gtpB. r. A. Lehman. Solicitor OF
and Foreign Patents Washington
ID c. has had years successful Practice. and
WA fox1s4riy an MANNER Of Patents In the
atent GO. All usine before the Court OF
be Department promptly ate n ded 10. Fe
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Did you hepr Ralph Binghans It was
o rich treat.
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Sossamer Department.

The predicted cold weather makes q
warm skirt a very acceptable present
this year. We have
HKLr SHIRTS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-04
DEFRA UDING THE GOVERNMENT,

ALLEGED IRREGULARITIES IN THE NEw-HAVEN
CUsToM-HoUsE wEIGHERs FOLLOWING AN
ANCIENT CUSTOM.
NEw-HAvEN, Conn, Oct. 3.-Colector Beers
is authority for the statement that Captain Chaker
Government detective has been here for several months
examining alleged Irregularities in the weighing Of
by the customs inspectors for sugar importers
The Collector states that sugar weighed accord
ing TO the regulations and his attention being called 10
the fact lie read the regulations TO the weighers He
likewise, with deputy went down to the wharf and IN
structcd the weighers how to weigh according to the
regulations
"Ifound however at that time" said the Collector.
that there was dispute between the weighers and
importers importers in Boston and New-YOrk com
planed that they were not getting weight enough l
reeolect the Of any Of these partea the
Armstrong; had public wegher come here from Boston
and another from New-YOrk In the early part OF June
went down on Long Wharf in order to have the thing
Strengthened asked if the scales correct, and re-
ported to the Department that there dispute be-
tween the weighers aud importers, and asked thaJ
might be allowed to send the scales TO New-fork
The authority gwen. and two sets OF scales were
sent down to Fairbanks ana it was found tnat t se9
weighed correctly found tna the practice was nere
and at ports for the weigncr 70 give the importer
off Dotches from the actual weight OF hOgshehn OF
about eight pounds OD hogsnead 10 cover Sh.lIka.e
ana leakage That has always been done mere Sn3w NV
nothing about such custom legally, and Instructed tho
wetChers TO go by the regulations Mr. Lane one Ol tS
weighers has been the wharf some time Because OF
bis failure 10 follow The instructions Implicitly went
or the wharf
don't think that he meant 10 do any wrong but IA
one instance, when n cargo came 10 be reweghed, we
found that there was eighty pounds on on one nos
head satisfied that this not intentional ana
that Mr. Lane never look cent became satisfied mat
| the Government was not getting Its due due
and being convinced that man eoulo
not go on for years weighing sugar
without knowing whether the Government 81, al
lowed roo much little for shrinkage and on ta
ground reported TO the Department what the deteeye
ana myself had found out. and criminal prOsCc cutiou
was brought against Richmond W. ArInstrOng."
The Collector sad that this the first criminal pro
ceedng had caused to be brought. and the amount
due the Government would not exceed $4,000. Col
ectOr Beers ted that he had unearthed Irregular
ities whereby the NewYOrl and New-Haven Steamboat
Company il indebted 70 the Government between
$50 900 and 800 0OO and that penalty TO that anOnnt
had imposed The Collector also said the irregular
ity in the case of the steamboat company was due 20
negligence He further stated thar the trouble in the
sugar transactions out of ancient custom ana
he did not believe that there was any criminal IN,
tent Richmond w Armstrong this afternoon denied all
knowledge of there being any kind OF suit against MIN
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-04
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

BosToN. Oct. 3.-The contest ID the hepuD-
,ican convention OF the With Congressional Dstriee con
tiuued until 500 O'Clock this morning. When Sisna .
Converse of Walden was nominated on the ISls' oao
The Greenback Congressional Convention OF ine ein
D.triet at salem to-day nominated E Moody boyh'on
on the first ballot ..A v,rr,h
LowRI1. Mass Oct. 3-The Republicans OF the 'li''n
D.trict today unanimously renomlnateu "Hi'H n
Russell for Congress- .,,o.. .,,a,.
cpRryprptn uass, Oct 3.-The Republican conVeh-
on Of the xIth Congressional District hed mere 'ouay
nominated william whiting, of Holyoke, on the nrs'
formal ballot. ~, w u Do,,,a
IoNsn.lE. PENN Oct. 3.-General w. W. H. Davis
vas tda nominated Ior Congress by the oemocra'S y"
the With District - , ~ooor,
R.IrxoRE Oct. 3-Andrew G. Chapman was reno"'
,na,ed to-day as the Democratic Candidate iVl o""ei
~ the Win MARYLAND District without oppcsiuou,
IorIsvuIE Oct 3.-The Democrats Oh INC is' D's'i'0
,oaav animated JOHN K. Grace Tor congress OSo"
rurnrr the present incumbent Is an independent can,
d,dote and II. H. Houston is making the race ior 'he
Republicans am ,,..l,..r. n, tho
with Distriet this city, to-day nominated GustaVu7
sss,nohaus for Congress- Mr. sessinghaus was the can
d,da, az the ast election, and Ia now contestins the
seat Of Graham Frost 49,. VA
aFupHIs Tenn Oct. 3.-The Republicans OF sho Ath
consrrs.ionai District to-day nominated Judge '" NJ
Emitn for COngrvs as -, -.
NEx.oRLEAss, Oct 3--The Democratic convention oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-04
UoRK or 1HE B0ARD OF ALDERMEN

A petition signed by more than seventy
business this city and residents Of Staten Island
was by President Sauer at the meeting Of the
Board OF Aldermen yesterday asking permission TO
establish ferry from Pier No l North River to Staten
Island. The document referred to the COMMITTEE
on Ferries and Franchises Alderman Hall offered a
series Of resolutions urging the voters OF this city to
make an effort to the adoption OF the Tree canal
amendments to the State Constitution, as the freedom OF
the canals was necessity for the retention of the com
meree which Is seeking outlet to the sea by the way
OF the Mississippi River the Weland Canal and rival
seaport cities Aldermen McClaye and Fitzpatrick
smoke in favor OF the resolutions Alderman ROO@eVet
said that he was favor OF free canals but he hOugh
that II was un wise for the Board TO take any ac0n IN
the ma ter apt to antag0nize the votes OF the
cOuntiymen. He thought that II the amendments re-
ceved the official approval OF the Board the acuoh
would cost the votes than II wOuld secure
The resolutions were finally adopted unanimously.
The ordinance fixing the amount of money TO oe raised
by taxation this year at S27434 OBJ 90 was adopted
There is also be raised $25J393 20 FOR dehcencie III
the col ection Of the imposed making total or
S27 6s4 427 26 The rate OF taxation on real and per
sOnal estate fixed at 225 per cent The estate o. cor
pOrations Joint stock companies and associations when
are exempt from local taxation Tor state purposes Ii
taxed 2.0lj2 cent
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Tuesday, Oct. 8, 1882.
The contract for furnishing boilers for the Boston
post Office building las been awarded to the Atlantic
Boiler Works OF Boston for $1,000,
Colonel g. Y. Benjamin, Assistant Adjutant-Generai
has returned to this city.
The coinage executed at the mints of the United
states during the month Of September amounted In
value to SS,0J9252.
It's estimated at the Post Office Department that
there will be surplus of about 81, 100000 in the ap-
proprations made for the star Route service during the
last fiscal year.
The force Of the Pension Office is now complete The
aegregate number Of employees is about $40, There
were sxty-eght pension certificates Issued to-day
During the week ending to-day there have been 297
patents and designs granted TO citizens OF the United
states and thirty TO citizens Of foreign countries
AT a meeting to-day of the Executive Committee OF
the Society American Taxdermists It was decided 70
hold the third annual exhibition IN NewYork City from
December TO l6, 1882.
The Post Office Department explains that the investi-
CATION " the letter carrier system Of New-Hork City
now in progress, simply matter Of law, not OF ami
mus Application has been made TO tn department oI
a cons erabe increase OF the force OF carriers In the
New-YO Office. U1der existing law the inspection OF
that department. is necessary preliminary 70 favorable
action upon such an application.
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A SPEECH BY MR.. GLADSTONE.

LONDON. Oct 3.-Mr. Gladstone replying to an
address presented to him at the railway station IN
Penmaen-Mawr to-day. referred TO the question OF
procedure in the House of Commons de sald the
House could never meet the tremendous calls upon
its energies unless il could shake on all timlully
and fear of cant phrases and set itself resoutey 10
the task of bringing procedure into harmony WIN
the calls upon it. Referring to Egyptian anairS
Mr. Gladstone said he thanked God for the success
of the British in Egypt he thanked the army there
and ITS skilful general The war had proved that
the army was composed of men as brave as their
forefathers everywhere The war had been carried
ont from love of peace and on principles OF peace
In concluding Mr.. Gladstone said ne trusted va. aI
Fgvpt would again be prosperous and happy. Ills
,eSTSSdprLS nSS were received with prolonged cheers.
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THE CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATS.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.T

HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. 3.-The Democratic
State Convention VIII here tomorrow and Of
the delegates have arrived begun discuss their
CoInnittee met at the Allyn House, after which
the county taucuses met and took informal bal
lots on the nomination for Governor. The del
egates from Hartford County came to no de-
clsiOn. Ltehheld County announced itself for L. B..
Morris, o. New-Hayen; F0irhod County showed
13 votes Tor T. NJ Waller OF New London IL for Charles
r. Ingersol OF New-EIyen, and the rest scattering.
New-IIayeu County, owing to some misunderstanding
az TO the time Of meeting, repro.
sented in caucus by only twenty-three dele
gates, and these adjourned until tomorrow;
New-LOndOn County is for Waller windham comes to
the front with E. A. Buck OF Windham it, candidate
Middesex County adjourned without coming to any
conclusion; Toland County knows anything
about.
OF the two prominent candidates for Governor, T. NJ
Waller, a we-knOwn lawyer, and ex-MayOr OF New
London, and L. B. Morris, lawyer OF New-Haven the
latter seems TO be ahead tonight The talk seems
to indicate that Morris will be nominated.
MF Waller is himself present here tonight looking
the field For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ex Mayor George q.
sumner, OF Hartford to be conspicuous Senator
BarnUm whose large hand not but is nevertheless
et In this OOdy OF delegates Is reported rs saying haI
morris will be nominated by vote Of 70 l.
Prominent Democrats say that they have great conf
dence Of carrying the stare at the coming election Ii
Will depend largely however, they add whether
the GubernatOrla nominee is FOR or against
license. and license no license they
say the question OF the hour. Later talk gives
George c. sumner OF this city, sure second place on
the ricket, with possibility Of first place.
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FRAGMENTS OF WESTERN NEWS.
ABAyKro CLOSE A BRANCH OFFICE.

ABANK TO CLOSE A BRANCH OFFICE
Chicago, Oct. 3.-rhe Merchants Bank OF
Canada mas decided to close branch office in this city,
as tne OF interest lower here than III Canada
and the East.
f. O. BkONE MURDERED IN ARKANSAS;
PINE BLUFF, Ark, Oct. Be. u. BrOne,
general manager and nOOkkeeper OF Colonel Br0ne 3
Plantation killed by b. Barksdale near Plum POINT
on Sunday last No details are as yet known.
SHOOTING HIS wIFE's SISTER
DAYTON, Ohio, Oct. 3.-OsceOla X. John
Yesterday afternoon shot and morally wounded Louise
GramlicL his wife's sister quarrel over tue attempt
on the part John TO take away some furniture from
the house. he having separated from MS wife.
TIE NORTH AMERICAN BEEKEEPERs.
CINCINNATI. Oct 3.-The third annual con-
vent1ou OF the North American Beekeepers Society
began its session here tins morning ana Will continue
three days Dr. A. j. Cook Of the Michigan Agricultural
College president, with Dr. Ehrick Parmey OF New
York, secretary.
FORGERY FOLLOWING SPECULATION.
CHICAGO. Oct 81. w. Johnson, OF Shell
don H. OF whom it said that he was about to 0e
appointed Consul TO Copenhagen lost money IN ChlcaSO
bucketshOps and arrested subsequently ior forging
notes for So 900 the Of several men OF Waseka
While OH the way Watseka IN charge OF Oeers JOhh-
son mped through q car window ana escaped.
SUICIDE OF MEYER MARCUS.
Chicago, Oct. 3.-Meyer Marcus, formerly a
well known dealer in this city, committed suicide Dy
shooting himself in Lincoln PGrktnis morning Financial
the cause or the deed he leaves
vile and daughter in Vienna and sons in Cslirornla
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FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON, Tuesday,

LONDON, IutsuHy' OCI o, ISo-'
great fire has occurred at Smyrna, involving loss
o. $4,000.
report which had been circulated that Queen VIC
tOa the south of France, Is now c0nnrmed
At meeting of the Cleveland iron-masters to-day II
was agreed the restriction OF l22 per cent
ia the output of pig iron until the end OF the year
dispatch from The Hague says that the Government
hos received telegram reporting that cholera is cpl
dcmic in KOtta-Rado. BOrneo and IN Atchn, sumatra
HAVANA Oct. 3-It is reported that several persons
engaged in counterfetng lottery tickets have been ar
rested.
QUEBEC, Oct 3.-The body of a respectfully dressed
and good looking young woman was found III
ditch near Lorette yesterday He name Is supposed to
be Louisa Hosin gon and is thought that she belongs
in Toronto. Foul play Is suspected.