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lndianspolls Hedge Company

Mr.. Ee>erbrook be- been canvanlnc
IN this county for some time for the
shove Hedge Company. The ODupany
r.oposes g set out hedge plasts end
trim them for four years, claims that d
the end 81 THAT time, the hedge viii 20
only b cattle proof, bne will slso turu
hogs, dogs o. rabbits- They cnolrncf for
their pay 81 inslnllments. = the work q
done. Perscns desiring ~ No. fence,
that will last . life-time. and he good q
we'll - ornamental. will b. waited upos
md shown plans and estimates ~ "a.
dressing Mr.. Esterbrook, = Jasper.
Below will b found certificate given
By TWO 81 Dubois coonty's best fhrmoru
- 20 The character Of thie fence.
Report Or Committee cent from Is.
per, Dubois County, Indiana. August
9Th. 1883:
W., re undersigned comnitsee, visis-
ed Warrick county, together, % examine
the work Of The indianapolis Hedge
Company. W. take pleasure n stating
that Ne found II - far exceed our oxpec-
tafions, and mach better than had been
represented BY N. Esserbrook. The
hedges w saw ere 20 neatly and CON-
pactly plzshed that they make fence
hat will succcssfnlIy turn I'll kinds Of
stock. large or small a careful and
critical examination Of their hedges con-
firms " il this decIaion. We heartily
endorse and cheerfulIy recommend the
men and their syssem 20 hedging; they
may he assured % our patronage, and
Ne recommend their mode Of building
49, ~ =. To- -
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Re q Ordained By che Board Of
Trustees q the Town Of Jasper.
Dubois County, Indiana, Thar thr
petition for grade q : portion'of Main
stroot 30 Jasper, presented 70 shis Board
b Andrew ,. McNerney. Bernhard
Schroeder, Michael 8chesrich. Michael
=. DurIanf' and Others owning psopers,
O eaid Main street from where Ninth
street Intersoclo MaIn streol, and North.
ward ons Main oereet. % where Four
teenth street i6(ersects and crosses said
Main street, bring : distance on said
Main street 81 |, o6( feet having majority
OF I'll property owners fronling 81 said
portion % Min street, from Ninth
street Northwnrd 20 Fourteenth street.
hoing 6ve squares or blocks, entitled b.
law @ siGn aid petition, thereon. b.
gpnto5, and that eaid portion or MaIn
street oforessid from Ninth street 10
Fourteenth street. including I'll csoss
streets crossing the same. b brought u
the proper xrado, according % tho e.
sablishsd erade now 81 force 81 aid
town. The Town Clerk y hereby or
dered q advertise u the Jasper Weekly
Courier, for bids q Public QUERY, Sor
The work Of grnding saId portion OF
Main street . aforesaid, The contract 10
b let % the lowest responsible bidder
Tor TIE completion 81 the entire work Or
grado on said portion Of Main -,rcet q
above described. Said work o. i,e done
and completed ID : good WorkmnnIike
manner. according @ the established
grode now ID forco ~ Aforesaid, and IN
der the direction and suDorvfaIon or tho
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EpEToR CorR1ER. please announce
that There will - Sabbath school Mas
Meeting. one half-miIe we-t Of the Sui.
phur Springa. IN Marion IT,. Pike CO.
Ind, Saturday. September rs. IS. Rev
=. ,. Martin. Of ireland; Rev. ID. Van
Dyke and Hons. w. y. Townsend and
- A. Elv. of Petersburg. and other good
speakers will address the audience upon
the occasion.
8. ;. delegations from Dubois County
win be heartily welcomed. Come and
bring your baskets we'll filled ao6 spend
one day IN the in,ereat o. The rising geo
Grafton. Yours ETC..
Tox n. DnLon.
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oTCouu'y Commissioners ars II &C.
Sion this week wrestling with = few
road cosco, and over = number % bridges
n.ked Tor. The bridge question u 80
r1oue one. - the large number % b built
- repaired will cose the county coneid-
crso!e money, but thoy should b made
solid and substantial. . ~ not q -
etesnaIly calling Or ropairs.
Among other busIneas = petition ~
s:n presented % incorporate BIr6seyo,
@ki!y ne town erDbraco no oopes.
signed ~ n 2. Newton, J. G. XobA.
S:no: ke!lams, and IS others. cI<fxsns,
vno s1ox ~ accompanies census taken
~ .eere W. Jacobs population % los
oo~h- 49, eloofioa viii b ordered upoo
Z! sAn0 ul,ea 49, o1|cers ere elected II y
.neos1f quiet VIII reign Ia Warsaw ~
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Jiox. A. 3. CorB. Our member u
s"nkress Vas u <hfs county this week
seeing whether there We anything IN
National lrgieIalion that our people were
de.irone n aid u regard %. and feeling
pubic opinion 10 regard @ public mens-
ureA ~ . servant % ne people Be de-
-'res q carry ont their Wishes - ~ -
ne en- ano this kind % public servants
.se ne ones he people want, and NOT
po~ee The masses - this county. Of
uosn parties. recognize biz worth IN Con-
xrces. and svmpathIso with him IN his
ukhs against the BIZ =. r. corporations.
- ave ne puhlic lands for settlers. and
w'I demand that ~ b retained % Con-
Rrese until DE contest o. the people ver-
sus ernnpjng m0nopolIes, which - lust
nov opening, - won or the people
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STATE on INDIANA, NJ
Towx o. JAsrEn,

0UnO13 NOUSIis oept. p 100,
I, Jacob Gosmaun, Clerk o. % tho Cor
poration or che Town Or Jasper, Dubois
County, Indiana. 10 hereby ceilify that
the above and foregoing q full, true
and complete copy o. The order Of Ordi-
nance = approved end adopted b the
Board u Tsuslees Of said Town. at >
special meeting September 9Th, 1883, .
lhe same oppeoro q Record now q Ale
4 ny o1Ice-
II witness Whereof I have here
- unto &c ny hand and aflxed
Is. che eel % aid Corporation, g
49, ~ oGlco ID JaspeF, this 9Th
day % September, a. D. 1858.
JACOB GOSMANN. Clerk
incorporated ToWa " Jaepor.
The maps s0d pronIes ~ ssjd grade
IN - ooen q The ONCE q t1o Clerk Of
he Town or Jasper.
Sept IN. B5-1t.
4 .. 4 ~. 4...
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AUsDER AZ O1WELL.-Mr. Jno. Scand-
jin, . yoong man about "a years 81 age,
Wa shot and killed b. one Elisha Craig,
another Young man o. shout ne same
ne. = Orwell, Pike county. Isss 6aiur-
day. 10th were uoder The influence Of
liquor - tho time, and the terrible TRACE
~ may y properly attributed % drink
- they had been good friends before.
They both were lhrusors sons. living n
that county, and had met that dsv with
several Others g TIE saloon % Dwell.
and Scandlin Va pIayfuIIy joking Crazy
about being Tilted y girl g q apple
pairing. when Cnfg cot ,ngry. and told
MIN g shut ~, o. he would shoot.
6candun to!1 him be wouldn't shoot
ANYBODY, and kept on taking about thc
eirIs actions, when Craig drew large
- caijbre. sineIe-borroIed pjsfol. ana
hired: <be ball slrikIng ocanilin ii Ire
len breast and penetrating The heart.
killing him instantly Craig then saun-
fered away from The ealoon Aud - the
street. eayIng be "foId him BE would
shoot him Il no didn's shut n. ma ~
r 80 b. bad done 4 hs always meant
xha' he said He len town. and he'd
Gof some distance nut q the road. when
: rosse ofcilIzens followed him ana ~
reHsd him, and be ID now ii iail a Pe-
ser<0urg. both Young men were ven
connocted, md he'd GoneraIIy borne rood
rnaroctesa bat 100 free uoo or liouor
y'ns put ono il the grave. and CAT y
blight npon the liz Of ne other.
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THE IDEAL ST. NICHOLAS CLUB.

Robert B. Remsen was talking with
TpIpuNE reporter the other night about the disagree
ment IN tho st. Nicholas Club OF which lie Is an Ola
member &" Tho design OF the older members, when we
atarted the club" said Mr. Remsen " was 70 have an
old fogy club somewhat like the Century Clue, for stay
athome old fellows like myself. We did not want any
restaurant nor any OF any KIND But VIC Kept tax
inc IN our boys and other mems boys, until the young
marty voted u.s. and shall now see what they can
do They certainly have not tho money To MAKE the
show that they wish 10 make In Ftth-aVe'
house. Now my idea. aud that OF many
others. was to wait until we had about $4,000 or
500 O00-we had $4,000 once-and then to buy a
good site aud by floating bonds erect house regular
puch house. wanted with tie gable end to the ro'd as
tho historian said tho citizens OF Albany all stood years
ago. In such place, could put old picture OF
Dutch clock or spinning wheel or some curiosity you
know and IL would soon be regular treasure-house In
vested with the charm OF old Knickerbocker history,
,ininue organiz cation and a credit TO the city,.
MIR Remsens DARK eyes glowed with enthusiasm anu
he sroRed ais long handsome gray beard as he set io
his views. =. ,o,, ,hn vnoL.rhocker
~ they are with the state OF affairs In tho 81
(" Smess they are afraid they would be called dudes.
langbod MIR kemsen he SAID good night anu his heay
cane began ~ pound the sidewalk az he walked up Ao
avenue.
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a =
Rossbsrys horse RoyssersE was sssopd and Isd cav
doris hny wi.oherAft third, There w6tY slx aarsers
tsnse p between ko y tsn ana wisoSCr.H ~
BERLIN, May 3-Ths NORTH German Gassts comment
ing on the overtures Of the French press the Repu
ncans Of Italy and SPAIN In which the newspapers speak
of France being moral ally says that although this
coquettng with revoluonists sa bad symptom IL Is Less
dangerous TO peace than the intngues an Orleanist
restoration IN France would speedily hatch In the
European capitals.
PoTsDAM May 3.-Tbe funeral Of Hermann schutze-
Delitzsch took place here to-day. large number OF
people were present. including several members of the
Chamber Of Deputies and Representatives OF coopera-
tive societies in all parts OF Germany.
LONDON, May 3.-Freemasoas Hall, In Queen.st, Lon
don, burned to-day.
LONDON, May 3.-Tn the ehcss tournament to-day
Rosenthal and Engsch played draw game. Tzchgorin
defeated sellman and Mackenzie defeated Nod. Skip
worth was defeated by Zukertors.
LONDON May g.. In the House OF Commons this after.
noon Evelyn Ashley, Under Colonial Secretary stated
that the Governments of New South Wales Victoria md
South Auhtraa approved tho annexation OF the island
OF New-Guinea to Queensland.
BRUSSELS, May 3.-The Government has addressed TO
France fresh demand for the oxtraditon OF Phppart
the broker who Is charged with forgery
VIENNA May 3.-The Lower Houss OF the Rechsrath
yesterday adopted bill fixing the minimum force OF the
Austrian Landwehr exclusive Of that Of the Tyro at
900 men and authorizing the formation Of six reg
ments of Land chr cavalry The measure viii Involve
an increase in the military bud got Of 100000 norns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-04
THE FREEPORT HORROR REVIyED.

WAS THE WOMAN A VICTIM or MRS. cARMAN A
DETECTIVES GIRcUMsTASTIAL STORY.
On tho afternoon OF August 20. 1881. Joseph w.
Richie while gunning in the swamp ON the farm OF
Mrs Raynor K Smith, near Baldwin's. Long
Island found the remains Of a woman cut in pieces
and done up In two bundles. The identity oil the
woman and the manner In which she met her
death have SINCE remained a mystery. Detective
PAYNE who has been working on the case for nearly
two years saws he has secured positive proof Of the
dead woman's identity and also other facts that
will at last clear away the mystery and bring
her SLAYER 10 Justice. Detective Payne says that
the dead woman was Ella f. Clark. OF Bridgeport.
Conn, who was missing FROM her home nearly four
months before her mutilated body was found In
the Long Island swamp. She was brought TO the
house of Mrs Morgan Carman. Mt Wilbun, by
a certain man from Philadelphia, whore she
subsequently died from the effects OF criminal
medical practice her body being afterward
concealed in tho swamp.
Mrs Carmau 10 now confined in the Queens
County jail awaiting the action OF the Grand Jury
ON n charge of having caused the death by NAL
practice of Mrs Sidney S. Smith, of Oceanvllle L..
/ who WAS found dead In her house Sunday Of
last week AT the inquest held over the woman
found In the swamp Miss Fannie n. Powell. niece
of MIR Smith, testified that she was awakened
one night by hearing a one-horse wagon pass down
the lane toward tine swamp. The next mOfnlp
the wagon tracks visible, and the bars at the
end of The lane were found down. William Carnan,
the husband Of Mrs Iarinan, 10 n hsh podIer ana
owns a wagon similar TO the one which blss Powell
testified passed through the lane-the iano 10 the
swamp Mrs CaTman Is known TO have had young
woman at her house at about the time the death OF
Miss Clark would have occurred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-04
MISS PATTIsON,s BENEFIT.

TheT benefit to Miss Kate Pattlson at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre yesterday afternoon conferred
double pleasure upon the many friends OF that exceeht
actress and pleasant lady 1t allowed them to sec her
upon the stage entirely unrestrained by circumstances
and TO show by their attendance their appreciation Oh
her as an actress and woman. The play was Mr. h.
G. Merivae's The Cynic" which was produced Tor the
drst time in this country. Miss Patson took the part
of Daisy Brent. young married woman who occupied
n trying position owing to the absence OF her husoahd
and the presence OF her old sweetheart Between her
inclination and her duty she had hard time but duty
trumphed and virtue rewarded by the timely ueatg
her MssPatson thus had chance 10 repre-
sent the brilliant fast woman In society ana te true suo
woman the deepest distress She yea her par, WI
thrOug hout and the audience showed their apPreoso
OF her acting BY hearty and frequent applause.
Pattisons reputation fine actress was aiIesay
established before she came to America ana yesoi,S
show ed that she fully deserved all that mas peen sau
IN her praise. ,,. ,ho
Mr. Flockton who appeared as Count LesrdngS sno
very bad who got everybody Into tronpie anu ma
finally killed by thunderbot, made great MT u v1u
NAV Judge by the applause that he won IL II Pi.y
stage Mr. Cooper was tolerable MS Dd'sys lover ana
Mr. Tilton capital The Hon. Jea costing 81 ~
Macdonald as Lord RosherriRe. Mr.. Blackstone as Q"
Brumne Coates, Miss Chalgrove as Lddn Bnsoomoo
and Miss Measor Carrie Beaufort acted Win great
clryerness Indeed the cast throughout was excelent
There were many actors In the audience, among them
Mr. Kelley Miss Coghan, SIR. Plympton MT Herbert ana
boxes DUNG three acts OF the play, MI Gehharu VINO
was with her, much noticed He sat In tne rear.
However and most OF the time rested his nesd IN ms
hand and his elbow on the back OF Mrs Lahguy CHILL
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LABORERS AND EMPLOYERS.
he striking cigarette makers held a meet

The striking cigarettc-makers held meet
ing yeslerday at the West Side Germania Jenbly
Rooms There were about 500 present. Permanent
officers were elected to take charge Of the strike ana u
was decided that the girls should 20 Ia IA body
from tie Germana Assembly Rooms to the factory for
their pay Saturday.
Secretary Butler says that tho company cannot ana
will not pay mon more than 20 cents thousand.
Only about 200 OF the cgarelelnaEers are ON strlke
and their places VIII soon be hlled. ..,-,..-
The laDorrrs In the Wcgners department ot the Gus
tom House all ut work yesterday morning. Tnere
Is some talk among the Of striking again FOR tur
satisfied aud the weighers anticipate no further dln
Guilty. -, o
makers Progressive Union yesterday. Several nuns
have Increased the rate OF pay from 81 10 Sl %.
Executive Committee OF the Union held meeting last
nIgIt Lincoln Hail. IL dcci1ed to give AID TO tho
striking cgarette-makers
PIrTsBUaG, Penn, May 3.-The Iron Manufacturers
and Amalgamated Association Conference Committees
met this afternoon TO arrange tho scale OF wages for the
ensuing year President Jarrett In behalf OF the work
men, stated that reduction IN wages would be az
cepted. The manufacturers made no response but
moved 10 adjourn die, which was done Both com
held secret meetings laerbut declined TO dVuge
the proceedings.
PrrrsBURa, Penn, May 3.-The coal minors strike
developed nothing particularly to-day. The miners
suggest that the differences between employers and en-
poyes be settled by appeal the set forth In
the Voluntary Trades Tribunal act. and ask That the
operators petition the court for license for tribunal
Secretary Fannery says that the operators do this the
miners will assent promptly, as they do not want
strike but feel IL duty 10 resist any encroachment Vi
capital on their rights.
READING Penn May 3.-Thero viii bs sus-
pensions Of workmen at tho philadelphia and Reading
Railroad shops, orders having been received ior ne"
sneines 10 keep the men employed The machinsts and
blacksrniths who were Suspended last week VIII DC
taken next Monday and the shops WIZ Then "oiA
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MIR. PORTERS WAGE TABLES.
THEIR ACCURACY ESTABLISHED BY BRITISH BLUT
hooks

THEIR ACCURACY ESTABLISHED BY BRITISH BLUE
BOOKS
tn IN, Edttor OF The Trfbune.
SIR: There has come to my notice what is
undoubtedly fair specimen of the ignorant attacks
ionde on my vegetables by writers who have not
studed the subject carefully enough TO avoid falling
INFO tho gr0ssest plumbers The Detroit EUennG NewS
recently re pOr ed that had been England by
THE TRIBUNE Ito find manufacture arguments
assinst Free Trade - and In TO my assertion
tbnt the spinners Of Dundee receive only or anil
lungs per quotes from the thirteenth report OF the
Bureau OF statistics of Labor for 1892.
and saws: We find that the wages Of Bntith cotton
.pnners are Just about four times much Mr. Porter
saws they receive Mr. Porter think the read
or. Of The TRIBUNE fools he expects them TO be-
ueye such absurd falsehooda"
or tbs righteousness in the above shall say
nothing OF tie ignorance exhibited IN it may be
allowed 10 speak The linen industry OF Dundee ia
Thing and the cotton industry OF England Is another
Tue wages OF spinner In the former average about
shnnngs (S2 l6I week while the average weekly
wages Of spinner In fine spinning factory In England
would probably reach 81 so per week, nearly -four
times az much
have compared the Dundee tables OF wages with the
average earnings OF operatives returned under
Factories aud Workshop act by Mr. Redgrave and find
could have copied these figures into TRDUSB ettera
made " strong point OF their coming from Brit
isb Blue Books etc. and, perhaps saved myself great
deal OF very hard work but found from inquiry
that MI Redgravs was In some below the mark
and was after facts, made my vegetables higher
on the average than he did Here Is specimen
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BEATTYon May 2. at Elizabeth n j. Cornelius Beatty
Fnnersl services viii BIS held on sunday May at o'clock
at his ate residence 20 % train p.nrsvva
MIA RR', Cortlandtst ferry.
MgrayiaH csass s2 M01d q .saa
cUAMpERIAIN-AtGre Green Ridge. s. l., Thursday. Maya
1883 Iolbrook Cha;aOesan. OF pneumonia In the 1Sth
R 70 attend his funeral ssT Iss e. TIE
rn az SSieS at Ro Iii Mass.
Saunders Coates Of Nafragansstt Pier; :,
Funeral Greenwood cemetery on sixth DAY fHaAV -
pays, and friends are invited to without further in
vitaton. 20 80,
DIILAYE-At his residence IN Syracuse, April 49, 1885,
Henry Augustus Dillye aged 90 years
hG TaS'g sa and i 'S Jane e. willow
relatives aud friends arc respectfully invited attend the
funeral ser ices at East 44th.st Friay Nay a. at
Friends will kindly omit flowers.
MISUNDERSTANDING evening. May at hs late resi-.
dence 40. 2j7 5th.aye- Louis Caro- Hamersiey'
Notice offuners hereafter
JENKINs-on "Wednesday morning NAY MI; e ~
jenkins. widow OF the late William b. 'e"~H' AS'' -
RELATIVES and friends invited attend tho funeral ser
Madison NJ ol sstusa , slesy and christopher sts
Iniement az Greenwood
Please omit flowers
LAwRENCE--on Tuesday. May 1883, Eugene a. Law
Notice sS OF funeral hereafter
MoNsoN-iu this city Thursday, May g. 1883 Mary
Parish, widow Of Judge DeVlnus NonsOu., -.
Relatives aud friends invited TO attend the taneia scr
wees residence OF her son n;i1w Dr. b+Sns 'r
No IL East 3Oth ST.. Saturday. May D. AT SSo d. H.
Interfncnt at TarrytOwn
sMlTB-At Orange n ], wednesday, May 2, Samuel r
smith Ia the 10Th year of his ago. -, -. IA.
late residsncs 80 Park Terrace. Hghst, orange, ~ j.
on saturday. May s. at 2: 80 q. N =, o.. - a..
Mi be In waiting the station In Orange on ms
ar ~ Of the lO m from Barclay ani Christopher
ST. ferries. -
sTASToN-on Tuesday morning May i, George W. stan'
ton in the T3d D! his age ar. $500, -,
Friends OF the family requested TO attend me funeral a.
his residences, No. ~ west ozos@' "" ri'"" 's'
FrisSi, are tindly requested not 10 send flowers
Albany papers please copy. -,
TODo Al her home IN town Of SomeTs. Wesehostcr Co.
r. Y Tuesday morning May !, Esther "" WHO" Vi INC
FnneraI from her late residence Friday May T. at o'clock
will be in waiting at Katonah station on arrival OF
tr.n leaving Central Depot tHariem tt AZ lOoo
m Relatives and friends are respectfully in'itod W Az
tend.
wIIsoN-At Grand Hotel this city, on Thursday. May >,
Ami. T. widow OF Charles IL. wilson - -
ssrvces will be held Grand liotoi saturday at m'
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend.
Kindly omit flowers. -
WILLIAMS Suddenly on wednesday morning, "a INST,
GILES b. Williams the 18th year OF avs age. - : -,
FunsTa &C his Gregory ave. PAssac ~ On
Friday Mt / O'Clock. ,ooo =. >yo.x.o, con,
In,ermsnt on Saturday morning 1880 AZ Sor~eh Oonu'
zABKIsK IE-At Albuquerque. Now Mexico, samuel so
an,n. Youngest Ann W. and the Late AiDert NJ Ha
Rrskie aged 80 years and 10 days -, 80 ..,.,, Oh.
funeral at the Reformed church bersen io'"' '' -
Friday. Nay I, at $50 y. m ,o
Train leave foot Iiberiy-St AT Z'3u ,.t.,