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New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
THE EDITOR AT HOME ONCE MORE.
nom The LoussrtI.e Commercial.


You'd think Wawterson wuz ln," said the
Elevator Boy to the tail spare man dressed in black
lie come back from NOoYawk this m0rnn aud he's been
rasin sicn as they hayent had up there for sorle
The greved countenance OF the stranger lit up its
first snile and lie ntmated an anxiety 10 go right p
Z" Ftwas you," suggested the boy patr0uklngly and
kindly ia not go up there till all OF Il was bowed
cause WawtersOns Ia his room singin out all he
mas suffered He 10 Jones, he ses, yhOs Diu aud
wrote this unutterabe soDber bout Rassneers hayin
prime bananas thatn make a old smokers mouth
wawterP Jones one OF the boys. Send him home
ees WawtersOn, mad as h0nnet 'Senc him home where
he kin smoke bananas more at his leisure Who's bin
domestic liquors TO hts Import trader neOf the boys,
ses Jones TnroT nun IGt ies rs NAY s. pn
these dd reporters tnat domestic whisky can't be in-
ported That's oy my best men,, ses Jones. Less
Try some bad ones then,' ses WawtersOn."
THE visitor looked uneasy at this state OF affairs
When he read tnat 'Dous g0n back on tue Spurgeon
sermons coz they cost much time aud trouble, he
belered out Now wat lumbasLed ham has wrote this
yer foil backdown, he ses. Why in tue blue blazes
didn't he come out editorial and say: We dowant
Spurgeon coz they alnt rich enough for our
blood They don't cost enuh ana they don't give enu
troble We heye got plenty OF money and pants for
truDDle That would nave oatched suckers-ths yer
gives us deaiaway to the gang"
The grieved saddened by these reports Of In
n YOU could "a saw him." added the youth when he
catched holt Of that srkle of Sherieys gvn his shot
gun editorial L, It would "a paid you as much as eircu
dent Who let this yer rot agn, the cheap jestiee OF
the shotgunP Jones SEE nothn cause he hadnt wrote
H. and he didn't keer. Who let In hoers Wawter-
SON swalIerin' blood. Then 1 down, and dono
who's left on the paper Maby there amt enuf repor-
tes hOdn 20 their sareys TO get out the paper tomor
row."
grieyed mans eouutenance.
But II YOU want nail glory" continued the boy
Whispering. "st you nidc behind tnat box and wait till
Wawterson COMES down and old HaldermaD aud
Marrydeth catches They're layn' for him in there
now and Marrydeths got bill agin him for racehosses
that would mako your mead swim. Marrydetn's done
peached on him bettin at Waltses and thold
X heaIiu up like a coze 0ler. WawGersons mighty high
up with them reporters but thold mans digger down
this naberhood than Lew Clark looks the hOssraces
The visitor murmured something indicating reget-
ful idea that mad better wait for day two aud
took his leave with the Elevator boy stu on deck.
rumor has somehow started that the solemn visitor was
last month.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15

likely that the State Camp will become permanent In
stuton Much was learned from last years e1pe. Pc
service In future Last year camp was opened July
by the 23d Of Brooklyn followed by the 18TH Hegmen
and Eleventh separs te Company the sh kegmenI and
Seventeenth Separate Company and was closed by t1e
22d Regiment on August A. In all there were z,0lV
officers and mcn aud they were paid $21, ,447 80 The
7th Regiment applied too late Tor "a "a
chance to go into camp last year, ano
the 18th applied for the first chance this year. but the
7ls ahead OF them The tours OF duty VIII DC as
follows Seventy first Regiment and 5th separate COM
pany June 1928; 7tn Regiment. June 1880; 13tn
Regiment, Juuc 80 to July q; 65th Regiment IgIn,
3sth, 10th and 41st Separate Companies. July = IA
74th Regiment Company OF 10th Battalion, ZVth anu
Both Separate Companies July 21-26.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
ACARD FROM MR.. WEBER.

Albert Weber has sent to the Press card ad-
dressed to the public n which he protests against
the nature of the recently published statements
Concerning his affairs and denies the accuracy of
these statements. He asserts that every possible
effort has been made to dscredit and embarrass the
firm which he represents-a hrm he says, when
has had an unblemished and most honorable record
for the last thirty years. having been founded as
far back as 1882 This honorable record he pro-
poses to continue. Mr.. Weber adds:
Except in two instances all the statements
made about me attributed to be In interviews alleged
TO have held with either Incorrect or abso
lutey false have not sur 900 in newspapers aud
so far as theatrical ventures are concerned never
spent dollar in either directly or indirectly
in my life 1t is but right for 10 add that SO far
as the estate OF Albert Weber concerned Is not a0
solutely solvent, but never In moro prosperous
condition than IL is today-a fact that even II COM
pettors have admitted SO far as am personally con-
cerned will say this. that whatever obligations have
without 1nchng.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
MR. BowEpS FOURTH or july FESTIVAL.

WoODsToCK, Conn.,, June Ia. - The pro
gramme for Henry c. Bowens Fourth OF July csleora-
tion at Rosedale Park is as follows: ADDRESS oi mu
address by president Of the day Senator Pail 9,
Connecticut address Natural Aids TO Eoucaei0n
Rutherford b. Hayes; prelude and poem tne hey;
Leonard Woolsey Bacon address on
Senator Adrich Of Rhode Island address on Nationa'
Progress" Bishop Coke OF Western New. York poem;
o1r Country John g. whiLer address on 6rsss on
Temperance" John b. Cough. In tue evening tnefe
will be fireworks.
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FOREIGN STEAMERS Due AT THIS PORT.
SATURDAY, JUNE
NEWS.
PORT OF w.YoRK......THURsDAY. JUNE IA. 1888
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
steamer Celtic Br) Geadell Liverpool June via Queens
town O. with mdse and passengers TO RI Cortis
Iarne 2 with mdse and passengers Baldwin Co.
steamer Amsterdam tDtchl Lucas Amsterdam May 20,
steamer Waesand (Beg) Niekes Antwerp IL days. with
ndse aud passengers 10 Peter Wight n Sons
steamer ntlas tspanl Anasagasta Anao Bay June !,
Kingston Port Antonio days with ndse aud passengers TO
Steamer Edith Golden CBr, Bennett st Anns Bay and
steamer Wyanoke Couch Richmond. CITY Point and Nor
folk, with mdse and to Old Dominion SIS Co.
shin TiIe starbuck new. iron 2SOO tonsl Rogers.
Chester PENN in ballast to master VIII LOAD Tor Portland
BARK springwood (3r Forbes London 80 days. with
empty barrels aud cdment TO ORDER vessel TO Smuons
sugar to order; vessel TO B0ckmann, oerlein Co.
Bark Argus tBr Nicholson Maanzas via Delaware Break.
~ days with moasses TO De Rivera C vessel 20
BarK Maggie of st John. NBl, Mitchell Gbara 10 days
va" nm o" kmercns Mcearty Havana Nav Nj Natanzas g
days. with sugar to ORDER vessel 10 swan q SON
schr Emma Il Colinghan toI somers Pointl Somers,
Maanzas 3 wltn sugar to Moses Taylor Coz vessel TO
master.
schr Julia elizabeth tbr lngahain Eleuthera odaya with
pines 10 > johnson.
suysEr-wind es sandy Hook. light Me- clear. At
City Island light \ clear.
CLEARED
steamer Brtanuic Br, Perry. Liverpool via oueenstown
steamer state Nevada tBr. stuart. GlasgowAustin
Steamer tBr Lord Mediterranean pOrts-Phelps
steamer orinocO CBr. Fraser. Hamilton Bermuda-A e
Outerbudge Il Co.
steamer CITY OF Mexico Mcfnosh Havana and Mexican
Steamer Grthington tBrl, owen Baltimore-simpson'
Steamer India tGer, Won Holdt Batuoreseaecr Bros.
Steamer Vineand, Foster Batmore-y krems
steamer NeTeus Coleman. BOsson-H \ Dimocs
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
TRIAL OF A NEW FIRE ENGINE.

The Remington HORSEPOWER Fire Engine was
tested Yesterday afternoon at the Battery under
the direction of Chief Bates and twenty Of his
men. The eIfsine may be worked either by horse or
hand power and in construction IL simple and com;
met II is of the size of a market wagon and
weighs a trihe over 1000 pounds. The engine con-
sists of three double-acting pumps attached to
large driving wheel, WHICH has slots to receive the
levers by which it is worked
Trials we're made with four horses two horses, one
horse ard by hand. In each case "a inch stream
was thrown / 20 feet horizontally and some 20 feet
vertically The great merit of the engine is said to
be the rapidity with which 1t can be made ready
for use Ii was done yesterday in l minute and 80
aacoun1
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
TRIALS OF LOTTERY MEN POSTPONED.

The cases of z. f. Simmons. John Simmons John
Hackett and Others who were among the most
prominent of the persons arrested year ago Tor
Violations OF the lottery laws the calendar
of the Court of General Sessions yesterday. Ihoy
WERE however, adjourned to the next term with the
have been several times on the calendar, but have
never been tried, although the defendants have as
serted that they were ready for trial. Mr.. AcKeon
declined Yesterday 20 give his reasons for not order
ing tue trials. In the case OF Y. f. Simmons writ
of certiorari returnable In October, has been OBJ
tanned from Judge Donohue. Mr.. McKeon SAID that
ho would apply for order TO show cause why
that writ should not be set aside.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15

RESIDES KEEPING EVERYTHING ELSE WORN Bf
MEN AND BOYS WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FUN
THE CELEBRATED LAoEFRoNr LAWN TENNIS
SHIRTS, MADE BY MARCH BROS. PIERCE co.
WHICH ARE CONSIDERED THE CORRECT THING
FOR FASHIONABLE SUMMER SPORTS. THESE
SHIRTS HAVE PATENT FRONT. WHICH BUTTONS
WITHOUT INTERFERENCE WITH THE ohNA'
MENTAL LAcINe. AND ARE PRODUCED IN GREAT
VARIETY OF SHADES PRICES. s22a s27S AND
90 OUR pooK OF CLOTHING NEWS" NAILED
To ANY ADDRESS FREE ON REQUEST TELLS HOW
TO SAFELY ORDER CLOTHING. UNDERcLorhiS"
HATS AND SHOES.
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pRoDIJCE EXCHANGE COMMITTEES.

The following cOmlDlttees We're eItcted by Tho
Board OF Managers of the Produce Exchange yester-
day: Information and statistics, ]: A; Amelung,
+. Buxton; grain, j. f. Hulshizer c. Il. Hickcx.
H. b. aebert, Z. +. Cushing +. Quimsby; -four
d. s. jones, G.. Perrin, r. 4. McCarty Daniel i.
Wade, j. b. B0nnell; provisions, j. +. Cook. H. Z.
Ward, c. .Rows.n, A. G. Beckste,n. L. H.
Dougherty; lard. S. S: Marples, c. 9. Foster, j..
Gedhiu, c. Taylor, William Mitchell; cheese. O..
B. Douglass. A. ID. Corson. J. 0spe, G. S. Brown d.
Muir; butter. J. Anderson. l.. j. Seaman, G.. B.
Ferris, Henry Webb, j. s. Carney. The committees
on arbitration, petroleum, distilled spirits, lighter
age, maritime affairs, naval stores oils and de-
livery of warehouse grain the last year.
new member--A Pagenstecher-was placed upon
the committee on trade. Gustav Schwab was
elected trustee Of the grauity fund.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
COLLISION WITH A CANAL-BOAT.

The ferry-boat Jersey City, of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, came into collision, about $40
Yesterday morning with q canal boat belonging to
the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, opposite
Pier 80 North River, The canal boat was
in tow, with several other canal-boats,
nv the tug-boat General Sheridan. and
II was loaded with 125 tons of coal
The stern was stove in and she sunk within fifty
feet of Pier Al. The ferry boat. which was on Its
gers. slight excitement was caused by the col
hsion but it was quieted quickly. The wheel of
fhe ferry-boat was broken slightly. At the Office of
the superintendent of the ferry company 1t was
said that the wheel simply grazed the stern of the
canal-boat, which must have been very rotten.
A. b. Valentine, agent of the Cornell Steamboat
Company who was on the tug, said that the tug
had rounded to for the purpose of putting of boat
Civ of Norwich came up and whisted. desiring to
pass into her pier. The tug responded and kept its
engine i'm motion TO hold up against the tide The
Jersey CITY then whistled to the City Of Norwich
that She would pass in, and in doing she struck
The outer canal boat
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Belmont-Devoy suit In Court OF General sessions
Meeting OF Grand Army Committee IN f1th Avenue
Hotel TO arrange for encampment In Coiorado. =.
Carroll frauds investigation by Aidermen's commit
tee. At, o,.
Norman Whites funeral at Church OF the Covenant AT
pm. -, . u. y, rY.u
Clevelsnd-New York baseball match on Polo GROUNDS
Music In Washington Square from to p m.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

state senator James Mackin Of Newburg, and n H. de
Young of San Francisco Gienham HStet-The Hon s
William Il, Chandler Secretary VI tne Navy
4rsnue HoeI-The Hon. wW.1homas, jr2 united STATES
Minister 10 Sweden; Senator n p. HILL OF COLORADO ana
ID r Morrell OF Pennsyl lvania. Niehoids Hofet-
CAPTAIN Joseph Fye. U. s. N... Grand Hotel -George
r. sloan. OF Oswego, N. Y....-Astor Honse-Inro AS
sistaut Postmaster General AID. Hazen.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
ROoFER SHOOTS HIMSELF.

Jacob Borkel. roofer, OF No. 109 East Houston
early Yesterday morning He was taken to the
Nnety-ninth Street Hospital, where 1T was thought
he would die from his injury. 1t was learned, by
jnouirv at his home yesterday that he was thirty
three wears old and had wife aud two young chill
dren. lie was i'll partnership at No. 200 South
,Fifth-aye. with Mr.. Burkelmsn. Being an ex-
nerjenced workman, Borkel attended 10 the out
door work and collected the bills. Burkelman
learned recently that Burkel had collected several
small sums which had not been reported as paid,
BoTkeI said that he would explain everything on
Friday. On that day, however. he disappeared
after taking affectionate leave OF his wife and
children. Mr.. Burkemsn said yesterday that Bor-
kel had taken about 5000 belonging to the hrm
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
A TFIEcRAPH COMpANY,s THREAT.

The long discussion by the Governing Committee
of the Stock Exchange at its meeting on Wednes-
day in regard to the relations of the Gold and Stock
Telegraph Company with tho Exchange was pro-
yokea by threatening letter from the telegraph
company. If rival company was TO be admitted
Stock Company would remove its telegraph instru-
ments and begin suits against the Exchange The
contract made with the Gold and Stock Company
expired about two years ago and has never
been formally renewed. 1t has been allowed
TO continue force indefinitely by the tacit con-
sent of both parties to it, The receipt OF letter
excited great deal of indignation among the Gov
ernors and the discussion became long and heated.
The result was the adoption OF resolution directing
the secretary to send notice to the Gold and Stock
Telegraph Company that the contract would be
terminated at the end of the month. and that the
terms on which the company would be allowed to
occupy the Exchange after that time would be a
matter of agreement from month to month.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
One Bottle in Small Doses.

Our little girl little years old. had scroulous
huor itself the form of an eruption on the le sae
Of head and face could not lie on that side at all as
the scabs commenced lett cheek Just front OF the
ear and extended half way round her head
Just at received one of Hoods Cook Books.
which brought to my mind the benefit Of my friends h
received on taking Hoods sarsaparIa for canker In tho
somaeh Another took Hoods Sarsapara with good enec
for constant headache. We saw Mr. Cole who told US tno
particulars of his wifes Illness she related In Hoods
Cook Book he advised By all means ~ try HOODS sas
parlla ,,
my daughter not quite one bottle oil Hooas
la IN Of five drops at time The scaos are M
gone and IL ia all healed except very small place oehLd
her
haye always strongly preudced against all patens
medicines Hoods sarsapsra is the only article OF the lna
have evar used but we shall keep with t some umo
longer to remove possible all the humor from her ooa
MRS AMBROSE RICHARDSON wndham, ~ H., April 20 1851
Hoods SaYsaparilla
Sold bv pruegls,s sl six for s5 Prepared only BY C.
HOOD & CO., Apothscares, Lowell Mass
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
CAPTURE OF A GERMAN EMBEzzLER.

On board the Steamship Amsterdam which arrived
here yesterday, was one George Lachner, German
smbczzler. Deputy Sheriff OConnor arrested
Lachner as soon as he landed. The arrest was made
Upon an order issued by Judge Donohuein an action
begun IN the supreme Court by Franz Sturzer TO
recover ~, 800 The suit is for wrongful conversion
OF money. The order OF arrest was granted upon
Consul General of Germany III this city
II is alleged that Lachner, on May %, at Munich
some 5000 marks the property of Sturzer. and
shat be ran away from Munich in company with a
woman. Upon the appearance at the Sheriff's
Office of Sturzer's counsel, Messrs Solomon aud
Dulon, of No. ll5 Broadway Lachner offered 10 re-
fund the 5000 marks. The offer was accepted and
he was released. He stated that he intended to
return to Munich.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15

On Southern veranda: Where is your
lover Colonel Blank he has not been 20 see you for
week" No. dear fellow he has been detained il the
city on business. He shot Judge or something the
other day, and would not be proper for him to leave
until tue trial rs over."--[ Philadelphia News.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
Ron1Es OE rWo WoMENTO BE CREMATED

Among the certificates of death received at the
Bureau OF Vital Statistics yesterday, there were two
in which cremation was gwen as the mode OF dis
nosIng of the bodies. One is that OF Mrs Cornclia
WolIberg. the wife of mining broker, at Broad,
way and Exchange-pace. She was a native of
Reloium thirty-nine years old, and had been living
in this country twenty-five years. She and her
husband were members of the Society for Ethical
Cuitnre. Her death occurred on Wednesday ut No
7 Fiftb-aye where the family was boarding. A
service for The dead will be conducted there today
by Felix Adler The other body is that of Mrs Bertha
home was at No. 1 .O82 Ayenue-A. She died from
cancer ON Wednesday and previous TO her death
had ex pressed desire to have her body burned.
Both bodies vii be removed TO Washington, Penn,
to-day for cremation.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15

"Yes," said the gilded youth. "I want wife
10 make home pleasant" But" objected his friend,
Yes; but now nobody cares, and II would be such
comfort 70 feel that somebody ut home mad about
to-lBoston Post.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
REGIsTER's OFFICE NOTEs

By deed recorded yesterday in the Registers
Office Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Oakley transferred TO the
c,ty property containing about pa acres situated
on Wards Island. The consideration for which the
conveyance was made was $500 for each $500
superficial square feet.
The Brooklyn Life Insurance Company has ac-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises 2y 1888 Moon ll2 Moons age days 10
HIGH WATER TODAY.
<M-sandy Hook. 3:l4: Goy Island. 1888 Hell Gate. 5:47
PM-Sandy HOOK 34U, Gov lsanu. 427i He'll Gate. GIG
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Announcements

BopY BRUSSELS CARPET.-Great sale. 5Oo
pieces frames close out quickly AZ 81 - por J~.
SHEPPARD KNAPP & co. Sixth-aye and l5th-sL
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
INVESTIGATING THE CARROLL FRAUDS.

GEORGE f. Hill, one Of the COMMISSIONERS OF Ac-
connts' testified Yesterday before the Adermen's 8
COMMITTEES that in their quarterly examinations of
the Controllers office the Commissioners took cog
nizonce of the vouchers only. Had a comparison
been made with the coupons the Carroll frauds
would have been promptly discovered: Conteler
Campbell gave detailed statement OF the salaries les
The counsel for w. c. Emmett. one of the
discharged clerks. to the effect that
O April the disbursing CLARK ricGvsd a warrant
and Chamberlain, although the correctness of the
warrant had not been certified by the Auditor. On
Nav 4 warrant similarly signed, for$624 500 Is,
was fonnd by Emmett without the Auditors sigma
fure. and on the previous day an account had been
audited at 81 445 SO while the warrant called ALT for
n,ttee that il was possible in signing large num-
ber of papers that he had not noticed the absence
of the Auditors signature in one or two instances.
Mr. Emmett testified TO the facts set forth IN the
statement Of his counsel
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
A sI1MMER HOUSE FOR WORKING WOMEN.

TheSea Shore Cottage established by Mrs Fletcher
Harper. ir at North Long Branch, n. j., will be
nnened for the season OF 1888 June 10. 1t IS in
landed as summer resort for the young working
women of New-York who have not the means OF
paving the charges at other places, and who have
hut short time for vacation.
The cottage is situated on the seashore and every
thing s provided for the comfort of the visitors.
Surf bathing may be enjoyed upon the beach i'm
mediately in front of the cottage. Fifty visitors
can be accommodated at one time. 1t IS desirable
that acquaintances should try to visit the cottage
together as each will be occupied by two per-
sons. The stay of each visitor is limited 10 two
weeks The rooms will be kept in order by the oc-
cnnants and the visitors will be guided by the
rnies governing the household. The charge for
board Is So for week, or SO for two weeks, and
pavment must be made In advance
The payment for board will be made at the Young
Women's Christian Association, No7 East fifteenth
az Rooms may be secured and further Information
obtained at the rooms of the association from IL TO
O'clock and from to o'clock, except on Satur-
aveyeninR.
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,

IA Lexiugton-ave.. between 29ta and 3Otnsts
Hours \ 10 A. 20 7. OF tho Nervous system
cisnito- vi unary Organs. Impotence and 5tsrlity
"Rorcu ON RATs.D-Clears out rats, mice,
e,aa reaches he'd bugs ants vermn, chipmunks. l5c
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
LOCAL MISCELLANY
-. ,,no,,nI uR cIrL, CAUSED.


1..,ors ond other persons interested in the
,,, s.ss oneared Yesterday in the Yorkyiiic Ponce
Snnrr for tie hearing OF the charges ar1sg a iaI ;
the disluif.n disluifn ,p the case against Alice Woodhal
that she lad been asked to point ouI Anos od
hall on the night of the quarrel oy nr he
nras o JJDon her doing so Alice struck mex Ne
tys'' nyano'' the ewes, backening them both. NJ Inc
5sssnee waved examination, and LYMAN Bloem. Bloom
,ocdale supplied the $1,000 bail whien u.S Jusucs
Herman l!,, orvnw William Gill then had his turn,
and did his best to substantafe tne cnarse ~ ~
saut he bad preferred against iiaf';es ,Ha carr
riaec 10 sneak to his father, WHO'S very 0ea, nal
ret began screaming as to drown his voice anu
finally struck hun ous ~ use injury i in proof whereof
he exhibited scratch on the lcft sIde oi LIS nis
nose lie further stated that he neither toucneu ner
nor pnrloined her satche Which, nI It had Soowed
the carriage containing his 1aJner anu .iD d !" uou
halls 10 the police station. The defence waved
eyam;pa in this also, and bail was nxeu at
s1 600 which was furnished also by Mr. bloomlng-
dale All the other cases were set down iof iufther
hearing tomorrow. ur;.s
'ater in the day Justice Donohue granted Wits
of certiorari in favor of the WOodhall sisters on
application of their counsel, VINO averivo ri,,a
that the sisters were committed under
rights, for charge of simple assault and battery
of which they are innocent c;u 4; Iant q
.tr,ct secret by the Gil family There is no doSbt
that Mrs Poole knows where the old man Is, ono It
has left her house in East Iwenty-seven'hbtsa bas
and it is surmised that ,, she .ona has
moved her father to quarters further down ad aow w
yInR p,RNF reporter: could go on the stand and
take oath as to my of John CLIPS present shs
abode have told them not TO iei me- D9o luis
wsnt him u produced he will be in court inside of ff
tasn m,nutes don't want TO make
ant remarks but if we had almost any other
f;rm of LAWYERS in the city TO contend against L
should have communicated to them the place where
old MI Gill car be found, and have had no secrecy
at ali in the matter As It'll S, have told my clients
10 keen the secret from every You may be sure
we shall produce him. as he is our strongest e1-
bihtv
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
Hoods SarsapariIia

Has wonderful power all scrouous troubles as 'hs
published unmsakabv prove. Hoois ssrs
"a the very best remedy and scrofulous at
and Is to day the most powerful purifier the blood
Ohsarve the result of