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Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-07-19
W Baker,
REAL ESTATE,
Loan & Insurance Agent,
- OFFICE--Front Room, Upstairs, Over the
Mexico Savings Bank,
MEXICO, MISSOURI.

have for s or exchange So 900 acres Of the Finest Grazing and Farming Lands
Business Property In the city of Mexico. @s
eh aasing oorrespondenee all oert the United States, M facilities for selling or
cnMgng property are unsurpassed by no other agency in the country.
The largest portion of my farming lands are situate within easy distance #
lands in the United States.
The following list represents q portion of Nv Land Register -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-07-19

NOTICE = hereby given that the under
IN signed Public Administrator has taken
charge Of the estate q Granville Wealth.
erss deceased, for the purpose Of admin
isteTtng the same. All persons having
claims against said estate are required to
present them to me for allowance within
q year from this date, or they may be
precluded from any bensAt Of said estate;
and that unless said claims be presented
for Allowance within two years from this
date, they win be forever barred.
GEO. B0BEKES0N, Administrator.
MEXICO, No, May "a, 1855. GAM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
LONG ISLAND.
RAPID TRANSIT ON STATEN ISLAND.

A petition has been sent to the Sinking Fund
showing tho need OF better ferry facilities. and asking
the Commissioners to do all that they legally do In
meeting that need when the time for granting
ferry franchise ut the end OF the present lease.
The Commissioners have also received from the staten
Island Railway Company u long memorial urging it1
claims TO the possession Of the Battery slip ana pier
romwhich the present company anu It's predecessors
have been running hourly ferry TO staten Island
since 1916. The memorial apuhtes all the references
the staten Island Ferry which have appeared in the
rec brds OF the Common Council and Board or Aldermen
date, With view to establishing that all the pltv-
icgcs granted to Ada III and Noah Brown, Daniel d.
Tompkina, q. Mauran and Cornelius Vanderbilt, from
time to time given to ferry running 10 the foot
of the Richmond Turnpike" tile present TOmpkins-
willie landing aud that the proposed diversion OF the
traffic the foot of Hyatt ST. would lessen the value of
property at TOmpknsyille
The petition further rocltes that the Rapid Transit
Railroad Company, which proposes To Did for the ran
chsc when IL Is rect and TO obtain II At any price, does
not pOssess the equipment the capital the experience
requisite and Is therefore not responsible bidder.
reply 10 the statements contained In this memorial,
reccs that although the Railway Company In its mem
oral claims that its franchise permits 1t 10 only to
the foot Of the Richmond Turnpike, II Is nevertheless
now running also to two other points distant and
ut one time operated along the whole North shore "a
we'll and that the argument In behalf OF Tompknsvllo
erty recently purchased there by directors OF the
II denies the charges OF irresponsiby asserts
It's willingness and ability III the event OF obtaining the
franchise purchase the property and rolling stock Of
the old concern required by law, and to take advan
tHc or the experience OF the old company by accepting
Of its directors and employing such OF Its working
force might he desirable. 10 offers TO guarantee
100000 qudated damages, and also agrees that in
OF its failure TO operate successfully the entirely
property, with all improvements shall revert TO the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
ARRESTED AFTER FOUR MONTHS.

The police of Long Island City have made two
arrests in connection with the highway robbery and
living aud doing business at Astoria The robbery
created considerable excitement at the time of its
about hal past IL on the night Of September 8,
1852 lie had the receipts of his store in his pocket
at the time, $72 in cash and check for So He was
yOupg men sprang from behind q tree and knocked
him 81 useless with a sandbag. They then rfed his
pockets. Last week a man presented the check Tor
pavment at a bank III this city. He was arrested and
II was ascertained that the check came fIom
Simon Levy, who keeps clothing store IN Church
ST. HIS description OF the men who gave HIM the
check tailed exactly with that of two young ruans
living in Astoria. They were arrested and taken
before Justice Kavanagh yesterday. when they
gave their names az Thomas Rlgney anu WI'liam
Powers They were committed to the County Jail
until Saturday to await examination. The JUS
tice refused bail. Rigney stoutly protested his IN
nocence and said that be could produce an ex- AS
seIcblymAn Of this city and two others to prove that
he was not in Astoria on the night in question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
MR.. ELLIoTTs OBLIGING WIFE.

Alexander Elliott, age thirty-seveD, of No: 1913
was taken TO the Tombs Police Court yesterday by
Oficer Monahan, of the Sixth Precinct to answer a
charge of having abducted Mary Sultsmann, a
rood-looking German girl, between eighteen and
nineteen years of age, from her home III Norwood,
J. Ii appeared that Elliott was engaged in the
manufactrre of artificial flowers at that place and
that she was IN his employment. He has wife
who lately returned to France In delicate health.
The young girl, knowing that he was a married
man and IL is alleged, with the acqulescence Of his
obiIcinq wife, became intimate with Elliott. In the
Tombs Police Court yesterday the girl refused to
prosecute charge of abduction against Elliott,
Acknowledged that she came TO New-York with
HIN of her own free will, Her friends were very
much disappointed Justice Wne n ssS Ssessr@ ~" tSe
OrfsOuer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
NICE WEATHER BUT MUDDY STREETS.

Although the streets were a terrible condition
yeste rday there were a great many people out en-
Toying tile delightful spring atmosphere. Carria ges
rolled through the melting snow. while their fair
occupants looked down on their less fortunate Sit
ters who carefully picked their way around puddles
and over piles of Ice thiown In the way by the not
too industrious Italians working in the streets.
Bad as the walking was uptown, IL was ntSh
worse in the business streets in the lower part Of
the CITY, John, William and few near them are in
sad need of the Italians shoves. Inc streets along
the river front are also filled with n mixture which
was once snow and dirt. As usual, while Wall ana
Broad-sts. are III good condition, the tenement
has not been swept since tho snowfall. but is lined
with mounds OF dirt, ashes and garbage, upon
which poultry and vegetable vendors place trays
containing their wares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
NEW YORK. DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, JANUARY 49, 1883

dav and was sworn into Office. He will appoint ex'
Judge Haeaman a. Assistant Prosecutor.
A hoy George Nicoll. living at No. 40 Front-st.,
has been taken to the hospital with FRACTURED 10
sknll receiTed in coasting accident IN New-st' TIC
will probably die.
The Lister Brothers, manufacturers OF tertiiizers
on tine Passac River who employ seVerai nundreu
workmen have distributed among them the sum OF
SO 600, as gifts In acknowledgment Oh 1althtul
services rendered during 1882.
Chancellor Runyon has granted rule to show
cause why an injunction should not issue, upon the
application of number of shippers Of river freight,
restraining the Plank Road Company from closing
its bridge for repairs He directed that in she mean
time Che bridge should not be closed. The rule Is
returnable on January 20.
TIE Rev. DR.. David B. Frazer. pastor of the Clas-
son Avenue Presbyterian Church, of Brooklyn, has
accepted call to the First Presbyterian Church or
Newark and expects to assume the passionate on the
first Sunday in February IL is understood that the
Newark church has appropriated 81, 600 to pay the
expenses Of the removal of Mr.. frazers household.
DR.. Frazer has been pastor of the Brooklyn church
since February 1880.
LONG ISLAND.
FLUsHING.-Nlrs. David Waters, jr, shortly after
returning to her home from visit to sick friend
OH Wednesday evening was seized with violent
tit OF coughing, III which che burst a blood vessel.
She died in few moments from internal hemor-
rhage.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-A communication was re-
ceived by the Queens County Board OF Supervisors
yesterday from number of taxpayers OF the town
of Jamaica. questioning the Legality of the snper-
visors receiving SO day when performing commit
tee duty. There now charges for such work,
asserted to be illegal, amounting to over $500 Inc
taxpayers ask that the question DO submit
ted TO the courts On motion of Supervisor Brlnck-
erhoh, the communication was referred to Judge
Armstrong for his opinion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
DR.. Sherman.
Medical Review of His System Of Treat
Ing Rupture.
ART TRIUMPHANT-NO MORE USE FOR THE
SURGEONS KNIFE.
Extrae. from n. Mtdtcal and scf.nttac R,rfe,r.


The annals OF surgical therapeutic discovery are re-
pete with Illustrations OF the patent and industry
praetced BY thinkers OF the profesons
to themselves nesmaple blessings to snnsFing
Among the most painful and dangerous ctions we'll
also one OF the most obstinate to which mankini
lect; is hernia For years DR.. A. SHERMAN. OF New
York. appreciating the doubtful character OF the treatment
administered by all schools Of and physics made
special study OF rupture with the view OF relieving the
fortunate suffering from that dreadful afniction.
Tho method practced by Dr. SHERMAN consists, first,
IN dscardng the old tusses OF whatever patent kind dc
nghfuy maintains that these but Instruments OF tor.
ture and instead of relieving only 10 aggravate I'd
increase the by pressing enlr the
and nramc the parts thereby increasing tie danger VI
sranguiatlon. The next step In Dr. SHERMANS treat
men consists In the adaptation OF HI, appliance. which 10
specially ntted 10 tho patent In such manner that the
while the eIudstioa OF ymph natures curative In ths
human system for all IL excited by the appcs
ton the surface Of compound discovered and prepared
by the Doctor
This logical and simple releases the patient
from all and produces nvasoe without inter.
fering VITA his customary duties.
The claim here made Of Dr. SHERMAN'S unexanpled
tho treatmeut Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
STRONG EVIDENCE AGAINST KENNY.

In the trial of John Kenny for murder IN the first
degree in the Brooklyn Oou sarah 0l Who
formerly lived in the house in Duf1ield-st., IN
front of which the murdered man lay when
heard two men quarrellng In the street, foilowed
by pistol report. A man cried "Oh. my COO!
and then all was still SsTman Ke' s eS Of bs
fathers place. at No. 70 Myrtle-aye., on the morn
ing of the murder. the former s;'id: " amt done
This night vet" Policeman Roddy told OF the md
ing ing Of the letter from Miss Terwiiliger to
Kenny which gave the first cleW 10 bis
connection with the murder 1t lay on. on the ne
third step from bottom OF the house IN front OF
the ' blood Cd STAINS Oh the sidewalk Policeman Van
of the dead man and picking up his bat:
The succeeding witness was Police Captain
Campbell in whose precinct the crime took place
He detailed the steps taken III Invesugating me
crime and his talks with Kenny after the
Iatter's arrest. Peter Nolan, an employe OF Kenny
g. Murphy, bIlposters said that on the morning
after the murder. Kenny came TO him III the shop
and asked him, after enioining secrecy, to find Nc
Govern and tell him TO destroy the things he had
a. a man had been murdered III Dutteld-st. Kenny
was pale and excited At the time and SAID " now
Pm going 10 get the collar" The witness also iden-
tilted the revolver will which Kenny IS believed
ward concealed as one that Kenny carried
A warrant was issued for the arrest of William
Kn1e alias e ~ uP Sa tP9 0Seo x Kns
one of the boon companions of Kenny and has been
q close attendant at the trial. On Wednesday night,
IN company Win announcer -pootci anO" C"Ono
he went into grog-shOp at Park and vanderbilt
ayes. Mr.. Davis, who bears close resemblance 70
one Of the jurors In the Kenny trial. was there, and
Kinzer introduced him TO The bartender as one OF
the jurymen. Davis protested that there was q
mistake, but Kinzler, who was drunk insisted that
he was the man. IL the discussion following DAVIS
expressed the opinion that Kenny should sutler the
5nil penalty of the law and thereupon Kinzler and
Owens assaulted him and injured him severely.
Kinzler last evening went to the police station IN
East New-York where he lives, and asked the
police if he was wanted as be had seen In the
evening papers that the police were looking for
him. he was detained until detective was sent
from BROOKLYN with the warrant for hls arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
RUPTURE

In the thousands OF unsolicited test,
monas letters Of grateful thanks which have appeared
IN medical Journals cIediting the Doctor with
as to excite the wonder not only Of patients but
profession well. His must therefore
rank valuable conclusions results cached
by therapeutic research and place him upon plane CT gem
eral recog milton a benefact0r OF the race.
Extract from DR.. A. Polard's Letter Dr. shsr.
Now, IN justice humanity, from my knowledge Of
your treatment through what II ms done for me- shall
occasion OFFERS recommend IT, Recently went
considerably out OF my to brother physician In an
adioning county, possible terribly
nicted q my glad my improvement.
promised he would he could
o leave hs practice long enough to do
And now N conclusion, doctor permit that do
most devoutly thank every influence
determined to call you aud your remedies Youra
yery truly. A. POLLARD, NJ. ID.
WEsTPoRr ". Y, Sept 90, 1881.
To u la. SHERMAN No. Pol broadway ". Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
A NEGRO WITH A DUBIOUS REPUTATION

John Sewall a coored man. who gave his age as
thirty years, but who looks much younger, was
tried Yesterday the Court of General Sessions on
the charge OF assaulting Policeman Charles l.. A.
bertson. The policeman. when he went on the wit
ness stand showed the marks OF severe bruises lie
testified that Oil Christmas night about halfpast
two Inc saw three men at Thompson and Broonie-
sts singing and disturbing the peace. One OF tue
party was colored and the others we're white The
policeman demonstrated with them. when the two
white men commenced an assault Oh him. lie Was
defending himself when the colOIed man. Sewall,
went to pIle Of bricks lying near and picking uD
ono threw IL with such force that the officer WAS
knocked down. George A. Hill, who was passing.
corrob0rated the policeman. The defendant on the
witness stand denied the assault and related tho
particulars Of fan alleged assault by the policeman
OH him. Sewal was convicted by the jury almost
Immediately. The prisoner. when asked IL there
were dny reason why he should not bo sentenced,
protested his innocence most strongly and said he
had never been arrested before.
"You appear TO be a Juucb abused man." said Re-
cordcr Smyth 81 have here q .liS, of several Of
fences OF which it 10 charged that you have been
convicted"
The colored man protested again that lie would
tell the truth and admitted that be had been con-
fined in prison once for an offence OF which no was
innocent. lie was remanded for further evidence
as to his character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
REARrEsTEp ON A REoUIsITION.

James Shea, junk dealer; of No. 60 Park ST.,
mirrors of the value of $500, alleged TO have been
stolen from the house Of Mrs. William Pond, OF
redusition. Without being rearragned at the
Tombs Police Court he was handed over to the
custody of an officer from Connecticut: On hearing
erpressed much indignation, rs he of the opinion
That the man was innocent Of the charge. He
sbsrply rebuked the officer from the Sixth Precinct
xho made the arrest and directed HIM 10 telegraph
10 the Grand Central Depot and stop the constable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
WEAvERS LEAVING THEIR LOOMS.

Between forty and fifty weavers in the silk mills
of Hamll a. Booth, one of the largest concerns Of
the kind in Paterson N. j. left Their looms yester-
day and went on strike against an arrangement
adopted about q week ago. by which one weaver
was given two looms to mind. The weavers claim
that this arrangement amounts in fact to u reduc-
ton of pay. as they cannot make as much with Two
looms each with one. The employers assert that,
on the contrary, good weavers can make better
wages under the new arrangement than before.
Haml a. Booth say that the dissatisfied weavers
left their work without even complaining to them.
Work is very slack In the silk mills just now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
DIR. KINGSLEY, Certainly perfect.

Cosmos for May 1879, report OF
OF the NewYork Chronological Society which meeting
DR. " W. Kingsley OF this city said IAN interesting op.
Grafton performed In my Office day since By Dr.
Richmond.
THE broken bicuspidupon the left side OF
the upper Of young lady who had been patient Of my
brother in Paris
The half the tooth had split or and DO
OF the ousp and brother had replaced
with porcelain face OF plate TOOTH 10 which was
sOdered pivot going into the root and the space nsde
the poroe ain filled with gam.
It had Ioosened in time. and shs IL
Asit excellent upoE which demonstrate Dr.
Richmonds plan called him and the resut VI
the prettiest operations ever Dr. Richmond
that the mouths of his patients they
manned unchanged for and
ought much durable than pi
perfect"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Colanlt % Ceor ia .AioenaTie Hoel-secretary OF
State JOS oh = Carr. ~ Albany Wndsor Mo, 'ohh
sc0tt OF Pitta5urg and II. II. Porter OF Cnichgo
Neu- York HoieI-Ex.Attorney General A. Schoonmaker,
of Kingston " Y..GTand HoteL-Unitsd states MT MT
shal James " Kerns Philadelphia Clarendon Ho,es
F. Gordon Dexter. OF Boston, Westminster HoNt-
Howard J. Reeder OF Pennsylvania GHSey HoWe-
General George Il. Williams, OF Indiana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
DR.. Sherman.

flvorabiy 80 years the
successf practitioner In his srei Ia this
Those value Immunity trangulatd rupture tho
iDict no comforts 81 ph sce sOuness
should lose tme In securing the benefits OF his treatment
aud temees His book containing Hkenesses OF bad
and after With evidence Of his aud
from distIn uished physicians cergymen. mr
chdn engineers AMI Others led 20 thU.o who
send 10 cents Principal Office No. 25l broadway, New.
Consultation Mondays Tuesdays and saturdays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
Dr ". 4 sTEyrNs chcaro; "rh, ne plus ultra -

"DR C. NJ. RICHMOND: Allow me to express to you my
feelings for the opportunity OF seeing yon operate IN
setting Of teeth by your method Judging from all
It Is tho Plus ultra OF placing the roots
and every dentist should he possessed Of the knOw
OF perform lie wishes to benefit the human
family well husef"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

WHAT IS GOING On TU-DA1
Water Supply CommissOners' conference in Mayors
office.
Burr Will contest before Surrogate Rollns
Mutual Union charter suit before Judge Barrett.
Passion Play case In superior Court.
Bowdoin College Alumni dinner nj Delmonleos; g,
Reception OF Columbia College Class OF 81 at hotei
Brunswick. ,, mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
DIR. ALLAN "of great value. "

To brother dentist Dr. George Allan. OF this city wrote
az follows "This will introduce TO you In propra
DR.. Richmond OF process pivot work and
notorirty bespsak for him your favorable
sderation and attention For myself ardent be.
the great value OF hts Inventions aud quite
you Join hands with you have
opportunity Judging OF their merits In my mouth
comfortable specimens OF his handiwork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
WHAT OUR PATIENTS SAY.

this connection attempt give only the befest
extracts
" convinced that your mechanical operations In.
comparaDly the best have known IN dentistry"
a RUSSELL STRAcHAN
The is from Of prominent ply sicians after
careful inv stgnton OF our methods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
ELIAS $ OsBON, d. D.. Kingston. ". Y.

" IHEi WUIk LIhL 4 NHAHh
"Out OF the fulness OF my gratitude l wish
acknowledge the wonderful Of your operauo
You told you would put full upper set Of teet
In my mouth without plate and you have
not only to satisfaction but to unbounded delight
They work Ike charm"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19

at isn't that fear any dangerous turn of
the disease" said the who had the humps, "or am
troubled about my personal appearance only regret
that my superab1ndance of cheek makes me, for the
time being, resemble life insurance agent"-lLoweu
Citizen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
DIR. ABBOTT. Certainly useful"

At the meeting DR.. Frank Abbott, Of this city
said after speaking OF the difficulty which he had
perencsd in attempting TO secure the services Of
Dr. Richmond to perform operation for him, and
which he had at last been compelled 60 attempt him.
self do not wsh be understood attempt
any OF DR.. Rchmonds thunder His is very
pretty certainly useful operation and he entitled TO all
the credit for Its introduction"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
BRooKLYN ALDERMENs coMMITrEEs.

. President James F. Weir, jr., of the Brooklyn
Board OF Aldermen, appointed the standing COM
tees for 1883 on Wednesday. The chairman and two
other members of each are Democrats, and the
naming two members Republicans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19

DIR. n w. BROPHY chicago a grand s1ccess"
&C. NJ RICHMOND. d. d. T.: 10 affords me great peasur
to say that your method OF mounting artificial crowns
In my opinion, grand success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19

DEAR DOCTOR RICHMOND came, saw, but you con-
Queed Of gold and porcelain crowns for beauty.
cleanliness aud durability have equal rejoice In this
invocation yours enables completely
failing teeth fallen humanity II Is worthy, and writes
you tho noble name of Benefsctor."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
DIR. AMRLER "Can fully indorse.o

Dr. q. Ambkr OF this city. This will introduce
you my friend, Dr. C. VI Richm md. who is special
which specially he will explain 20 you aud can fully In
dorsc what you In his mouth. having q
specimen Of his hsudiwOrk my mouth which Is a,
perfect Ything artificial can b."