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ShOles's Memphis Directory-yol. IL,
for 1894

Average for Tennessee.....0.5S inches 1.23 incht
J. N. RYKEk, Assistant Observer.
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LAW REPORTS.
Circuit Court-Pferes, Judge.

Calendar of non-iury cases for to-day:
Noe. 669l, Frank Brsnnon VS. NJ. ID. L. Stew
art; 676S, George A. Siovali va Memphis
Wafer Company; $685., Bowling, Jones & Co.
VS. r. P. Glenn, agent; 1922, Avery Gin
Company vs. ]. V. Patrick; 1913, J. V. Pat
rick Va W. A. Smith; 7l4S, II. Fursteuheim
vs. Memphis Water Company; 1882, Harriet
Schroyer vs. Nike O'NeIl; 749S, Working
mems Building and Loan Association VS. job a
Ward; 1915, Taxing-District Va Mrs. n.
Gray; 1856, W. G. Campbell VS. NJ E Lau-
reucs; 1905, Faylor & Carroll VS. s. E. D.ek-
ems; 1866, w. II. Carroll Va S. B. Dickens:
1878, A. J. Sivells vs. John Zani.
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LADIES will find relief from their head
ache, costiveness, swimming in the head,
collie, sour stomach, restlessness, indigestion,
constant or periodical sick headaches, weak
ness in the back or kidneys, pain in the
shoulders and different parts Of the body, q
feeling of lsssitude and dependency, by TAX
ing Sinmons's Liver Regulator. 1t should
be used By all p-rsons old and young. 1t is
not unpleasant, is purely vegetable, and is
not injurious to The most delicate constitu-
ton. None genuine except that prepared by
J. H. Z.iiin x 20.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Marlin B. Jones 10 Elizabeth Moore, A.
jones and K A. Speed, entire interest in
estate of bis father, Rsnben S. Jones, $500.
c. W. Mccall and C. w. Frazer 10 the
Valley Oil Mills, iot frobIing SO feeI on west
side of Clinton street, $500.
Elijah NJ. Parks to NJ. L. Mescham, lot
beg onIDg IN the south side OF Union street,
4Sxl45 feet, $3.50.
Anna Hsrri, to W. W. Schoolfeld, part
country lot Az, b,g,aling on the south side
of Exchange street 81 let east Of First
alley east of Third, 40xl4Sf feef, $500.
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STATIONS BE EsrABL1sHEp?o
Meeting Of .he sauitarIans.

At a meeting of the Executive Committee
Of the Sanitary Council OF the Mississippi
Valley, composed OF DIR. Writ johnson, of
Mississippi; d. P. MADDEN, OF Memphis, and
DR.. J. H. Raucb, Of Illinois, held at the Pea
body Hotel, Memphis, Tenn, june 21s', it
was decided that when the National Board
of Health ceases, on June Both, TO m aintain
the inspection s-rvice by river and rail as
now enforced, its rules for this service will
be adopted and maintained intact by the
Sanitary Co1ncl of the Mississippi Valley.
The details for the arrangements have besn
agreed upon, snd will be shortly given 10 the
public. Il, however, embraces in' pectious at
Memphis, aiso on the river between Vicks-
burg and the Louisiana State line and at
Neg Otlssos. DR.. ]. II. Rauch, secretary of
The Council, leaves this morning in connection
with the N after
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OrflClAL OhDE
of the Chickasaw Guards;

of the Chickasaw Guards:
HEADQUARTERS CHIcKAsAw GUARDS,
MEMPHIS, June p, 1888.
The following named members of the
Chickssaw Guards are hereby ordered to re-
port to Sergt. Wright at or before o'clock
pm to receive instructions for tonight
8. 7. CARNES. Cant. COMMANDING
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ADJUSTMENTS.


A pleasant time will be passed this even
ing at E,iival Park at the concert under the
auspices OF the CnickasaH Guards and other
friends of the late ames kirkland. The Ia
dies and gentlemen who have arranged for
the music II programme have rare treat in
store Tor the visitors, and the exhibition
drill by the Macon military company and
the Chicks" Will add great interest 70 the
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A LIVELY CORPSE.
The Novel Scheme Of a Blacksmith from
Cincinnati TO Rid Himself Of
His Wife.
He Writes Her that He Is Dead and
Asks What He Must DO With
the Body.

muscular blacksmith named Edward
Pickett, who is now at work for Harry Dreve,
50 Monroe street, is the originator of new
idea for getting rid OF a wife. he worked it
up beautifully in his own case, though he
failed in the end. Pickett came to Memphis
several weeks ago and obtained employment
with Dreve as stated. About a week since
Chief Davis received letter from Mrs.
Pickett, 545 Race street, Cincinnati, inclosipg
telegram sigred E. F. Anderson, which
stated that her husband was dead and asked
what disposition to make of the body. Mrs.
Pickett slated that she wrote Anderson tell.
ing him 10 put the body in charge OF the
Horseshoers' Union and it would be shipped
to her She added that she received reply
from Anderson stating that the corpse had
been inferred, and she would like TO have him
look up the matter. Chief Davis could find
no record OF such death or burial, and 70
wrote Mrs. Pickett, who sent him the follow
ing letters and photograph OF her husband ::
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J. N. RYKER,
Assistant Observer, United States signal Service.
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LOCAL hUriCEs,

Go 10 J. A. Bsiley's, 295 Second street, for
pump., pipes, well points, etc.
New STOCK CARrErs-Aettings, Baby
Buggi.s just received
AMES BEATTIE & CO.. 1858 Main st.
OsE trial will convince you thai our
mixed Teas make the best iced tea you ever
used. wN. DEAN q co.
@DIAMosD Dyes will color anything
any color. and never fail. The easiest and
best way 10 economizs. Ten Gents, at all
druggists.
any hands were covered with little dry
scab.. They have disappeared and Pm bet
Ter than have been ioI twenty years, from
using DR., Bsnson's Skin Cure"
A. NJ NOBLE
Selma n. c., July 8, IS
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Will be issued at an early date, more COM
plete than any heretofore published. IN i'm
prored street and number directory, new and
accurate map, and an historical sketch of the
city will be added to the usual features. The
patronage of more than three -fourths OF the
business compuaity has already been OBJ
tanned, and these who have not been seen
will be visited very soon. DO not be deceived.
IStoIeS's Directory has been the standard for
ten years, and the publisher proposes to place
it above the reach of opposition.
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HOUSEKEEPERS, ATTENTION.

btETEHS NObI.
Having TO take charge Of the factory OF
the new Bluff City Sove Works, am com.
PEELED to close out my present business at
once, and will sail my entire stock OF Stoyes,
Tinware, Lamp, Lamp Goods, Wire and
Woodeuware, Cutlery, and General House
Furnishing and Kitchen Goods at prices less
than cost for the next thirty days. Tools
aud fixtures for sale cheap.
L. TIFF RISK, $50 Main street
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NOTICE..

Bids will be received by the undersigned
Until June 20, 1888, for lease of elegant
dining room and luRch-counter IN Ulion
Passenger Depot for one year. Possession
given successful bidder July 1, 1888 Right
10 r, ject any and all bid res=rvsd.
JOHN II. PEBBLES, MD
CLaItanooga Tenn
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Think MN

About the Memphis City directory. ] have
put forth the only doubl,-style work-a
directory of houses BY streets and numbers,
with the names, and directory by alpha
beiical arrangement. will Issue again, next
fall, volume IL. This is the only "dupls Z"
copyrighted directory OF Memphis. Remem-
Der the name:
on = WEAruERpE 40 Mo,,-oa s..,
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HECK GILES
Defended by His Brother, Who f. an.
dOrsed by Many
Leading Citizens of Henry Counfy-He
is Rot Moonshiner.

The following, which appeared in the
Paris Iateiligencer of this week, finds place
10 the APPEAL, 10 pursuance Of our purpose
TO deal fairy with everyone.
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Now is Your Chance
Comes the Awnings.


Window awning, 50; store awnings, SOC a
foot. All work first class and warranted.
Ali the latest goods on hand.
n. BUTTENBERG, 81 Second street.
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Holland Warm Springs Hotel
Madison County, N. q.

Z ARGEsT Hotel and most Delightful Resor; In
IL the South. Electric Bells IN every room.
Excursion Tickets sale at all principal points.
aiEE WARM SPRINGS COMPANY"
II. A. GUDGER, Manager,
WGrn Springs Postoface, \. q.
DIT. L Z Magic, Of New Orleans Resident RI ysician
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FlOyd's

Soda, Mead and Mineral Waters on draught
We make our Soda out of pure bi-carbonate
OF soda and use pure trait syrups.
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Mrs. Botto is the teacher of music at the
hall, and is skiliiui musician as veil rs sn
accomplished lady.
The commencement exercises OF the Mary
Sharp Baptist Seminary, al Winchester,
TenD., took place yesterday; also thst Of the
Ureulines Convent, Brown county, o. A
number OF Memphis girls are at both, and
Mr.. A. Y. Stevens, the well-kDown railway
passenger agent, is to meet a Mary Sharp
delegation at Murfreesboro, Tenn, to dsy, to
convey or escort the came west of the Mis-
sisejppi into Texas and along the way.
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Criminal Uouri-areer. Judge.

Calendar tor teddy: Nos. 81, Georgianna
Lewis; 80, Joseph Kounc-; So, james Nc
Cune; 81, W. L Morelano; 81, Pat Wash
ct al; 1854, J. d. III. Myers; &c. Elizabeth
SIra Id.
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FIRST LETTER
hw.aurrru TUNN Tn-S IN 1909
MEMPHIS, IENN., june 10, 1855.
Mrs Pickett Cincinnati;

Mrs. Pickett, Cincinnati:
Mr.. Pickett died Saturday at 9 o'clock
am. telegrsphed you the same day, but
received no reply. He was buried by the
county, az he had no money. We left 81.
Louis together June 1st. He was taken sick
on the boat with what is known as swamp
fever. When we landed here got carrisge
aud took him to a hotel, but the doctors
could do nothing for him. He WAS delirious
three days before be died. He had all the
attention that could be given anyone. He
spoke of you frequently the last two days.
If his parents or other relatives are living
you will please notify them. You can have
the remains taken up and sent home next
winter if you want to. His trunk is still in
St. Louis. will try and have it sent to you
Very respectfully, E. F. ANDERSON,
Planters House.
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BUCKHAM d CAMPBELL.
Fine Cakes and Crack ers

Just received. Larrabee's best; mix
Cakes, Butter Scotch, CrackoeIl Biscait,
Wine Drops, Iced Honey JnmbIes, 90.
coanut Tany, windsor Mixed Cakes
LemoA WATERS, mixed Dots, Vanilla Wa
fers, Oatmeai Crackers, Graham w afers,
Kindergarten, Lemon Teacakes, Nick
Naeks, Boston Butter Crackers,
SHOWFLAKES.
BUCkHAM d CAPBELL.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

LOUISVILLE, June 21.-Night-River fall
ing slowly, with feet in the canal, and feet
inches in the chute on the falls. Weather cloudy
and warm, with occasional rains. Arrived: Mary
Houston, Cincinnati Departed: Mary Houston,
New Orleans.
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New MILLINERY Store.

A great sensation among The ladies at Miss
Louise Mcnamara, No. 404 Main street, over
The Laugtry and null bonnets to 90 TO Lees
Theater.
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The Macon Volunteers will reach the city
at 8 o'clock this morning, on the steamer City
of Providence. The roster of the company is
as folloWa
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For throat diseases, colds and coug hs,
Browne Bronchial Troches have proved tn cir
efficacy by a test of many years. Price 25
cnnia
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MACON VOLUNTEERS.

Arrival This Morninx-KOster OF the
Volunteers and ChiekasaWs-Pro-
Sramme OF the concert.
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/ A ID | b s
Who contemplate LEAVING FOR THE SUMMER,
will find just what they want by coming to see
We place on sale THIS WEEK Special Values in
SUITS AND TRUNKS!


$40
from SIS TO 81
81 so
Pockets, only s. so.
Tray, 81 SO IS
Or
ray 81
Two Fine Lock. $40 and 81.
$I5
wide Fine Hardwood Finest
Trunk made-$22 so an $780,
worth 500 S75-reduced o $50.
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Bon aqua Springs


Ii5o FEET ABOVE THK SEA LEVEL.
Among the attractions and conyeniences pre-
senfed Tor the amusement OF visitors, may be
enumerated: Hot snd cold Sulphur Baths
Our New Artificial Lake, amply supplied with
boais and conVen ent bathing iaciliues f9E ladies'
and gentlemen uho have ba hing suits.
Our Billiard Hal EBd Bowling leys
A Livery stable, with buggies, etc, Tor the con-
veuieoce and plessure Of the guests.
A 5tnng Band employed for the season.
Fox Hunting and Fishing for those who enjoy
the sporr, and, in a vOid, all the entertainments
and HoEE than can be IOund A. any similar resort
in the South. Location elevated and unsurpsssed
IN romantic beauty. Telegray zDd EHpress In
Hotel. Telephone connection with kaAhyille.
BATES Or ByAkD.-For Adulis per month SIS
70 49, according - location, number, etc. Chill
dren and servants half price Sc -il rates made
with families for The season. Per single week,
So 20 y So; per day, q So some reduction VIII
be made 10 parties making frequent short vista.
Husbands visiting t3eir families VIII be charged
nate given family. We invite couespondence.
Addrezs GEN. r p. NEELY, PRECEDENT
OF JOHN n DUFFY. Manager,
Bon Aqua Springs. Tenn.
~ TuEaTua kFa.tteurf prwafctau
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TUT MdAInS ICG.CfCHM
COrnsGarcb, GrannIaIed Sugar, Fresh
Eggs.
Burnefts extracts OF
Rose, Almond, Vanilla, Lemon, Straw.
berry, Pineapple. Raspberry, Banana.
Grated Pineapple for sherbet.
Coarse Salt for freezing.
4 Il AZ y N
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FIOyd's Restaurant,

Coolest place in the city, nicsly ventilated,
everything in tip top style.
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A GOOD medical tonic, with real merit, is
BroEn's Iron Bitters
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EIOYd,s Candies
For Hfakiug Ice.Cream

Are always the came. We send them by
express &c all parts OF the country.
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SECOND LETTER.
MEMPHIS, TRIM, June II, 1883


Mrs. Pickett:
DEAR MADAM-Yours of recent date duly
received, and contents noted. In reply will
say l am truly sorry th4t / can't tell you
where in st. Louis your husband left his
trunk, az l did not know he was going to
leave the city until met him on the boat,
for was at the Jockey Club grounds all the
time | was in st. Louis and did not stop
with him. You have my heartfelt sympathy,
assure you. l would be glad to give you
any further information if / could. l have
been to some trouble and expense, but
don't want anything for thai. / wanted to
telegraph you sooner, but he didn't want me
to, as he said it was nothing serious and he
did not want to frighten you. Even when he
was out Of his mind, at times, he said il wss
only the medicine. II / should 60 to ST..
Louis again, will try my best to fud out
where the trunk was left, and send it to you.
PSI think ne left the trunk 10 ST. Louis,
because hs Intended to go back there if he
could not do better here. r specially,
yours, EFF. ANDERSON,
No. 81 Monroe street.
The photograph was given 10 Detective
Pryde, who went TO Dreves shop on prelense
OF having s horse shod. He took good
look at Anderson and decided that he sat for
the picture sent by Mrs. Pickett an said by
her TO be that OF her husband. PrydS re-
ported the result Of his trip 10 the chief, who
proc seded 10
PUT THE SCREWS ON.
Armed with the photograph and letters he
visited the blacksmith-ehop in company with
Capt. Pryde yeste rday and asked Dreve II he
had a man named Anderson working for
him. Dreve replied that he had, aud called
up the original OF the photograph, foe
looking, burly fellow, who stood at least six
feet three inchss in his stockings.
as your name Anderson" asked the chief.
"Yes," was the reply.
you wrote letter to Mrs. Pickett, at
Cincinnati, saying her husband was dead"
"Well"
"Oh, want to know what you did with
the body, that is al, !" said the chief.
81 don't know anything about that" re-
piled the man; 81 heard party say he was
dead, and thought had better write aud tell
her about i,.n
"That won't do" Chief Davis remarked;
II have letters here written by you to Mrs.
Pickett, which prove to me that il her hus-
band is dead you know where the body is
buried"
"But heard it only, 1 tell you"
81 can't take your word for il iu the face
of these letters" said Chief Davis, land 1
must take you in charge until you show up
the corpse"
The man asked few moments to confer
with Dreve, and then, trying very hard to
emile and treat the whole matter as a huge
jake, made clean breast of the whole affair
was, captain" be said; 81 got mixed up with
way to give her the shake was TO make her
kel ma daaI0
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GINS, RIFLES, ETC.
SUMNER RESORTS.
White Cliff Mineral Springs

MONROE COUNTY TENN.-sltuated on pof
Nl Chihowee Mountain, 1000 feet above sea
level. Good waters, pure atmosphere, magnificent
scenery, and comfortable &C ommOdations.
Daily Line Of Stages aud Daily Mall from Athens,
Tenn, over a good road; distance 16 miles.
Telegraph office In hotel connecting with other
lines At Athens.
Terms reasonable. and special rates for families.
For circulars. giving analysis Of waters, ETC.,
address proprietor,
T. A. MAGILL,
White Gift Springs Tom.
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Macon Volunteers.

OFFICERS.
W. W. Carnes, Captain.
J. z. Wells, IT., Second Lieutenant.
Rod Sims, First Sergeant.
Alex. 3. Subers, Third Sergeant.
Ed L. Brown, Fourth Sergeant.
A. A. Subers, Fifth Sergeant.
A. w. Butts, Quartermaster Sergeant
A. H. Small, second Corporal.
A. Block, Fourth Corporal.
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New Clarendon BoieI.
Gasfou's Hotel.

European plan. Enlarged, and refurnished
Prices according 10 size and location of rooms
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HONORARY


They will be met upon their landing at
the elevator by the Chicksssw Guards, who
will escort them to their armory and show
them about the city during the day, aud
march with them TO Es.iYsl Park In the
evening. The following is the
Daily Republican., 1883-08-06

KENTUCKY to-day votes for Cover.
nor, other State officers and LegSla-
ture. Of course nobody expects the
State to do anything else than to elect
the Democratic ticket. The State gave
forty-three thousand majority for Han
cox in 1880, but before that time the
usual Democratic majority reached as
high as eighty thousand. The sam,
proportionate reduction is not expected
this year but the prospect is good fol-
reducing the majority some. Proctor
Knott will be elected Governor and
will take the place of Blackburn, thu
yellow fever, cholera, smallpox
man who tried to spread these iniec
tious diseases in northern cities during
The war
Blackburn was converted by Barnes
the revivalist, some two years ago, bu
we have never heard of his conviction
! for sin being so deep and p,lngeut as t'
cause him to make confession CT hi
crimes committed during the war
Knott is story teller and Il practica
Joker who can if he will issue spicy
messages.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-06

our petty passions aud our petty ambi-
lions. We shall be so much the more
worthy in proportion as they become
better and they cannot render us better
without themselves becoming happier.
Even at the present day the existence
of women may often be said to end
when homage to them terminates. IL
youth they reign, in old age they ART
neglected, and yet these years by ;
proper system of education for won,el
might become years of delight an,
greater usefulness. There should be 1
power in the soul superior to that o
beauty-that which depends upon tn
enlightened fulflment of duties. Al
educated woman who lives surrounde.
by her family who has learnt in ordel
to teach, who expands her soul in ordel
to exert all her influence becomes in
accessible to the frailties of her sex
and by her will the innocence Of child
hood is vouchsafed by her wise discre
ton.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-06
bloody Work.

A man named Barker, living on
hurricane Creek, in Arkansas, killed
his daughter few days ago because
she promised to marry certain man
against her fathers wishes. The father
was lynched by his Eeighbors, in his
front yard,
Emanuel Fox was shot dead by
Deputy Sheriff Mannix, in Fort Wayne,
Indiana, on Saturday afternoon, be-
cause on being captured after escaping
from jail he tried to escape again.
a man named Strunk was killed on
Saturday by another man named
Rosser in quarrel about some tan bark
at Chatham, Tenn. ROsSer escaped.
TIL, ophilus Abare was found dying
in his bed near P.ru,in Clinton County,
n. Y, last Thursday. with three knife
wounds in his neck. His wife has fled
and it is believed she committed the
deed while insane from jealousy.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-06
A SaSl AmlctION.

Miss Eva Kennedy, Of Newark, Del.
passed through this city on Saturday,
on her way to Canada, in Company
with her brother, who is engaged II
business at Prince Arthur's landing
Ontario, where she viii spend severa
months, Miss Kennedy buried hel
mo her a short time ago. Much as SHE
regrets to leave the place Of her child
hood, her friends deem it best that sh'
should take the trip in order to divert
her mind from the worriment tina
would necessarily follow at the dealt
of a mother, by remaining at the place
Of atiliction. The hest wishes of Mis-!
Eva's many friends go with her in he
long trip.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-06
Marrying Her Faith er's COac hmaN

A Troy, N. Y, dispatch in the New
York Sun of August 5 says The Hon.
Moses Warren, of Brunswick, has been
Surrogate of this county for about tit-
teen years. He is also President Of the
Central National Bank of this city, and
is generally estimated to be worth
about S225, 900. He lives in handsome
residence about four miles from Troy,
where he had in his employ a young
coac hman. named r. ward WEIGH, who
had lived with the family about six
years, and has been treated with great
kindness.
Mr.. Warren has two daughters, he
eldest Of whom, Mary, is about 10 years
of age. She was always partial to
WEIGH, and this feeling gradually ri
ppned into love, which was reciprocal
ed The couple had to be very circum.
spect, rs it was known that the parents
would seriously object to the match.
This evening report was circulated
about the city that Miss Warren had
secretly married Edward WEIGH, her
fathers coachman.
A correspondent of the Sun drove to
Mr. Warren's residence, where the re-.
port was confirmed by Mr.. Warren,
who takes a very sensible view OF
affair. He has arrived at the concl u
sion to make the best of it. 1t seems
that the couple left the house together
on May %, and were married by a
Baptist clergyman. Mr.. Warren did
not learn of the marriage until to-day.