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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-10
WACO EXAMINER
WACO, NOVEMBER 10, lss3.
LOCAL sBIsi3NITIt:s.



s,,,.,t Nv ~ o"E'e corps VIII DE on the
r..
o' ''eAl' wen kept lAll' waco pro-
'"'es Tue V'N''
nosn ot hNm'I 'uv t''''''' WI" us
The recorders court was a desulate
"''' "''-'''" ''''''u'S morning.
Mr. Il. c. scott docs Not improve.
His friends almost desp ir OF hi. lie.
--Ihnmas w. kcenp sea-, will hc on
sale from this morning at A,h's NUsic
store,
Thames AZ k,.r,. ..,,s ,..,i, ~, -,
sale from tni, morning At Ash- music
store.
"A g,o.l h,uy., a. otr,,ir col, g..
Nile El',,.,'. s'...I a'''', s""' i"'
night
-G,t,t ,,.uu.t. .,.r,.,., .,..,,..
.y,,,r y ~, ,n, s'''e ',l,' '''r' Wv,
,nanc.. "''
Observation-Disclosures, ,no..,. ,,,,,,.,
,o,,, a,I1@,T 80, NJ Wt',a '' ,''',,,.
seots ragerysd ''''' ~ '''''
-. ,,--,. p.,.
typr writer Ms tastas AN old maid can "A
sewing machine.
Ohm b,nlrcl md INV ss.,ts SOLD hn-
fnr, nnon v.st.rluv tnr t,.ti,,rt,. mar
,uIc mon NtN,',HhS iot '"-h'E"' per
Being newspaper the EXAMINER
seeks to publish ncws--thc item, rs they
come and 20 not Fakes
-hcenc will be revelation to those
who haye never seen Richard Ill. AMI
Macbeth represented by Il real trngedian.
SnocioI Count. Inl,, Ncllorr,v
Iont. r.t,,r.I "a TX an ti,, .,,.I, III, ,'i,,,
,,,nwsJ tI,.rut, NM ~ In ,yn.li',,t IN
5s,uyT i''
1t is understood, or was alta late honr
nrrcs,sG NJ iIiIlshnrn ~ Mil. ot the rn@nr
. edney
-Ilasterer Raymond lost nail. hut
not his grit, and lie thinks lie could
spare iInger TO save llla ne lie 10 al
work again.
Even tho hnoalmns h.hav.J last
ri,,ht Wien ro,v,Iins hnII tbpir hrn,tI
and Keen still nt n theatre the PLAYERS can
feel tics are a success.
"A bird of crimson ulum1pc How over
the rity Yesterday. II wa. n tlaminuo.
nrobnbiv mnkinG n tluu.rnnunrntai
iourrn from Florida TO lower Cali.
inrnin.
Five uamps were "pulled' Ky the
police last ni,ht. and committed to the
calnhuu.e. Others were still nj large and
the citizens, especially hotel keepers, were
warned.
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l. to visit the establishment OF Mrs
b. j. Doss, the chai ming shapes III mil
linery, caps. hat, turbaus, large SHAPES
ties, little bonnets, Urge boupcts. Or
naments of different shapes Bird
wings, tips and plum's, velvet mole
skin pnu- hes and great many thing
100 tedious to mention. \ ull line OF
hair goods, dress trimmings DreH-
making. Come to see NE.
Mrs. h ] boss,
No. 52ib Austin Street, up -tmr5,
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SALE.

gy virtue OF the authority conferred
,n,n mo ny certain trust deed dated
,,,t,.i n. l,,2, which is duly recorded in
H" ,buItlc mortgages at Mclrunan
'.,.pry. Texas. ON page 2lS, OF book NJ.
,IIrii said mortgage was made, executed
,J5,Iyeud bv Field Il company to VI.
= Nrl4rcn to secure :. j. Wright in the
'',,ment ola note for $40. made by said
mIIN co.. payable to the order OF said
Wn,.t on the ION day OF June, 1883. aud
W6gAs. The legal holder OF said note
b,,rr notified me that default has been
made in the payment thereof, and in
.trIrtrd me to proceed To execute the
t,nJ conferred upon me by said trust
la /. W. T.. MclAren, trustee, will on
Wga-day, the It'll day of December.
,,g 4nuin Legal hours OF sale proceed to
Il .Npna highest bidder ut public auc-
II r8W cash Scvcnty-pight (7S) head OF
y ,nsNl siN rams. Al. pure thorough
A lImerinus. sale will be made Mt the
thou.c door in Waco, Texas, and
sa,lCcp may be inspected on the rancho
9Hed a company, about II miles east
pN.go.l will make such title to the
purchaser or purchasers Us | am au-
rorLed to make by the terms OF said
u,, deed. Further particulars may be
.5a.Hel by addressing The undersigned
5, Waco, Texas.
Sheep purchased at this sale will be de-
'rrl 10 the purchaser at the lanche OF
f.il u company. Nj. T.. MCLAEEN,
NG9lts Trustee,
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,'..asr,rrrErRusrEEs SALE.

= ,. Ontnc 18th day of November
Nh,f' ,y Fi.ld, II. e.. Anderson aud l..
u.s.. w., mariner, under the irm name
T. hV1t'., company. dld execute and de-
Of '.,'I trnts +. Abe, ] a certain deed
lH ~ y,hich deed is duly Recorded in
~ tu,',p Book %, pages Pa. 2's
M9+.-1 conveying to sad Abeel,
ana certain lands described in
t,I',,,.'., decd. and imposing certain du.
saw u. ,ne said trustee Tor the purpose OF
tie Nv .i,, the payment to the legal holder
s''..at Of 20 certain note LOT SI,OJO, dated
i.tl.n,lcr lgtn. lsSU. InAut by the said
N'liy company PAYABLE 10 the order OF
it,.n, 4 Naming, on me l't.uhN OF July;
fril",' ni which il fully SET ont in said
.l,r'ri Uowhich references Is here made)'
audd Grams. said Thomas =, Abeel. trua-
..s named in 'dd deed mas declined to
81, Ih.rea.. have been appointed bv the
W. -.iI note MS substitute trustee.
holu,' .,itl,I that default has been made
lhi ',,ym,pt OF said note, and requested
10 lu' ,..I TO execute the powers con-
~ i.,nn thc substitute trustee by said
hI, "i.aI Now. therefore. |. Felix II.
lI",' .,,ou MS substitute trustee, will on
~" ,,, tIr llth day OF DeCcmb r, lSS3.
lG.1Io ipu, hours ot sale proceed 10 sell
M%I.Li5brst bidder at public auction Tor
10 r,yt certain one hundred and fifteen
CIV" land out OF the sanchez grunt, In
tn.i .rnlp county. Texas, known rs the
9s,,jijN company rancho, being the same
tr.p"I'.rribcd In deed made by Hunt Il
ftul1,nl IN Fu Ids ned Lee, which deed IL
hy.',,,Ipl IN Book -. page IL, oil McIen.
Na,ointy land records, of which record
H.,orp is here made Tor more detailed
"a', viI be- made in trout OF the court
Inor in Waco lor the purpose OF
raagoii said note, .
il'Rl,l make such little as | am au-
.,sd ia make 10y said trust deed.
FELIX II. ROBERTSON,
M 1lts Substitute trustee.
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Served up in all sty les aud at amy
hour day or night, at the popular res
taurunt Of j. Il. Wilson, Austin avenue,
between Fifth and Sixth. Fresh iisil
received daily from the gulf. Bar sup,
pied with finest liquors and wines. All
the delicacies in season, at y L vii
sons popular restaurant hnd bar on
Anaiin Atreat.-H.l9-tc
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The success Of eur shoe department
has never been cqualcd in a dry goods
house. All the best makes are SNOW
in endless variety at oar house, You VIII
find it to your advantage to see our
stock before purchasing. An elegant
line If Ladies' uud chlldrens shoes. can
early and avoid the rush II Il. liaber =
this week.
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Che,nConI! cheap Coal!

The celebrated Indian Territory. coal
from the Savanna mines for sale in
large or small quantities, at lowest
prices. Look Only S. per ton dellv-
cred, 81. % per ton at the bius. Bins at
Missouri Pacific freight depot Leave
or telephone orders to office Of Brazos
COMPRESS. W. D, LACY
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Don't send away to Louisville and
Chicago for your fall aud winter suits
when yuu can 60 to II. Jacobs, the pop.
uar tuilor, aud do much better, He has
ivst received fine lot Of suitings OF the
latest styles and patterns. Ii. Jacobs il
the cid reliable tailor, aud always gives
satisfaction to his patrons. Call and in
spcct the new arrivals.
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The best place in the city to get q
meal is at the Commercial dining hall,
south Third street, next to Tucker y
Willis Restaurant for ludirs and gents.
Introui2ed by merchants. Fresh oys-
ters served in every style. Strictly first
class. Meals served at all hours. Meals
only 30 cents.
MAX KrRKuw, Proprietor.
1850 dNr I'm
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The choicest and best cigars In the riS
arr To bee had At Castle. Morrison ~ '"p
corner Fourth aud Austin streets.
-lO.gJ-lm
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White aud COLO ed blankets, comforts
lap robes in the largest ynur'i{' nnla az
the lowest figures yuu will l,ni at San
ger BIOS.
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Bphrens has the best llue ot nancy
goods aud periumery, both domt'''
aud imported. -lO-4tc.
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THE IA DOW D1Sk ptI
kEkEZEK.
Latest, Cheape ST and Best.

This implement, now in use by such
.armers as ID. h. Gurlcy, Al Ish, Il.
ii, Hatch aud VIM. G. Walker, is pro-
nounced incomparably the best labor
saving implement yet brought out, both
rs II pulverizcr and as Il pillow. Joe. L.
Robinson says alt doe, the work of
three sulky plows." For d struying
weeds and preparing ground for seed
there i. nothing comparable to it. 1t
il cheap too. CAN and see it, For sale
only by
RIPLEY N JURNEY,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Farm
Implements, Waco. lO-2ldtf
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The sick, worn and deIected should
read the advertisement "a '95ld'I =
Liquid Beef Tonic. drodN WI!
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and State Contra! Bank.
The following is partial list of
property we are now Offering;
FOR SALE
No -. 'rhrn, .,'..',. 49,, ,.,,o,iu a.,
unr,,,, ,lacn l,oo,,ti,,I Inil',,,,',
~, ,,r l,i,, ,i.,,,,, '''''"H
tsnn .a,.,t. IN, ,,,d n,o 90,
,,n u,',-, ,,r,'. il, Ne, ,,,,,a,, "' W.
aII u,,Ior r,,nrr. Gnn ,,rrs ir nui,i,.aa
lion. l2oo nrrcs in rnst,,rn' MIN
ram Nscn "'''''
Nn q -,n orro. l,uI. L,,,.u,. ,,,
hcrrd. in Tn,u.n,,h,. rnuuI,
" g.i ,,,.,.',. ,,,,..I ,,,,,iu,, lam,
nr ,h. \,i MAJ 'rnI,nu s,,,.yr, IN T,II.
o,r,,,
M ZOO rrr- A hc,uiiuu firm
finn rr,rn, nr,L,rh. ,yrll i,r,,rn,'rI'
100 orrn. in ,uIti,,ti,,. .ry,n ,r,Ira
fran Wac. urnr Eirhry stntinm an,
'rrvn.',nd ~ Int,. roiIrn,I
10. O. Itivr lnts ON Nnrlh Fiu,
.trooi
No 10 Five nero. IauJ an N,ru,
Sixu, strrrt ,di,i,,i,,., I,.i,t N,,i,J-
.ud,a rr.i,Innrr lot
No "a An ,rr,.. nf land aud an A
M nn,r. min url ,.ttnu ,.l, II
miIn- frnur W,rn. nm tlr I.,.,. and
| 81 Lolis railroad "A few sion. from,
/ Snu,h osn,,r.i,tinu MIN 'rl ,iu
In ,,nni run,n,,. nr,ln.
81 nE 4 Lni,.r and s.yrr l,l. am.
| Mimi ,rruth and Cl.r.,r.rt. II,u.r
nm ,n,u,i.ui Cl,y uud Mimi u,,,y
/ hnusr y,.tbrr hn,rl,I a ,,n,,g
GOOD vrII lnt and g., b,If fenced il,
| ,yiu srl .irnlr I,l..n, ,ynnlc nrn,crt,
Nn Yg ~ uc.. Gur r,r,n In
uiu rouu.,. an tine NrI.ruu,,u r,urt,
/ linz, 81 .n,nr. l,l,.I. uI liu 'n,r.. IN
rultiyntiou. nl,,tII l6o prrrs uuJr,
gnnl rail lrurr' rnmr,r,,hlr hnusr m,L
nur tenant nnus, .-,,nd ,yrl nlruty
IRA wnnJ ,nJ iii timber an rrj
lnsuu0 snriuo farm ia .bnut IN miles
from Wnrn YnI , u,ilrs rrn,n Auuiil,
.tat,nn south ,nin. t,rn Sol En..'
farm. Also one main. mule. md inur
cow. mud r,lyr. 'uI 700 hushrl. corn
ia lac sold with farm
% am vrr.- al I,uI .l.rn,yr q. fine
Gamer farm al, IN, Er,go- q miles
nnrih ot Waco, 1oi ,.rr. i'm Lioh .tatr
nr ,.ulIiyaiinn -, r,rr, ,iuhrr b,ud.
I.,i ,,,.r. ru,Irt o,uI rr,l.r. ,.,iI trrr,.
ll1.n t,,t l,,.I G,,ut,rl,II, ,ili,,,
lnu.n , rnnu,. nuiLnl,-n. .i,llrs
rrih- Gr. ,,,l,,,t ,.,rL,. ,,Iu,n..,,i
.,r,,,r. i,,, ,r,,,n,,,u huulr r ,,nnd
u,lI. Wu .,u la. ,,,,-I,irI ,,.l,
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Don't miss AZ

Wells "Rough ON Rut-" Almanac, at
druggist, or mailed for 2c. stamp. H. D
Wells, Jersey CIV.
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lIInICn MCnIs.

For choice tender roast, juicy steak
npd Mi other first lass meuts and
sausage, 20 to Wheeler y LYMAN
.bop. Third street near Franklin. Fish
from the gulf received daily. lO-2O-lm
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Is expected in few days ut 'aslles'
Morrison a CI's. call aul see her.
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Opera qlasse. for sale or rent NJ
'P''' LEyISshI 81 AIHEAs'
IN .,
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-Ihrrc + Gcnllrman q m Inns rIIN
who is undoubtedly Il mrmlrr ui Waco
Tramp Company No. L. lie has mad"
himself VERY conspicuous around private
residences, asking aims. Last evening
he was walking about the street, stop
ping pas SCI shy nnd begging tor MONEY
lie is n stout, robust man, plenty able Ia
work Tor living. Officer Kim wood was
nut on his trail yesterday land lac is likely
10 become one OF Darwin assistants.
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SOLD.

State Bank, Waco National bml
aud State Contra! Bank.
The following is u partial list Of
property we are now Offering:
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Jos tc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
THE VIEWS OF IRA DAVENPORT.

State Controller Ira Davenport was seen last
evening at the Windsor Hotel by TRIBUNE re-
porter. ~,
III think it proves that Now-YOrk State will be
Republican next year. he replied. To reduce the
great Democratic majority last year to 10000 or
IS GOO in an off year, and carry both houses OF the
Legislature by good majouties, Is proof con
elusive to tmy mind that New-York may safely
be placed in the column of Republican states III the
Presidential contest Of 1884 The reason for cutting
MAYNARD is of course well known, but there was
no such prejudice against the rest OF the ticket.
If the Republican voters could have been
convinced that the great Democratic majority OF
last wear could be overcome, am sure that the en-
tire Republican State ticket would have been
elected"
us the Republican party now united throughout
the State?p ,.,,--.s
feeling and the party will go into the contest next
year with united front and feeling that it will
win"
is the Governor likely TO call an extra session
of the Senate in order to make another attempt to
have his nominees for Emigration Commissioner
and Harbor-Masters cOnirmedW
Il think not. 1t is not certain by any means that
Grady and the other Tammany Senators would be
any more concerned for the Governors personal
comfort than they at the close of the regular
session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
THE NOTE LEFT BY A SUICIDE.

Robert Huglll, a boarder in the house at No O., IS
Sidney-place, Brooklyn, occupied by Isaac Hal
not seen ON Saturday, aud as his room was found
locked yesterday. MIS-. Halstead forced open the
door. She found the dead body of Hugill lying on
the bed with bulet-hole in his right temple, and
revolver lying under his hand Hugil was twenty
four years old and a travelling agent for plumbing
He had taken of all his clothes and lain down on
the bed before firing the fatal shot. No one heard
the sound of the pistol and il is not known when he
killed himself. On dirty, worn and crunplcd
scrap of paper written in an almost llIegIble
hand:
Miserable as am. God fOrgiyes can't stand this
torture any longer. have not spark ~ Treason left
To die such gnomiuious death is terrible God have
mercy on me.
There was found $32 II in his pockets, and a
diamond ring on his finger. lie had boarded III
Mr. Hasteads house for SIX months, and was re-
garded rs a of quiet habits and good character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12

and passed into the neck, cutting the pulm99.t
was hoped that New-YorI detectives might be able
to identify the deceased man., but DeteeuvSss
Hickey, Crowley, Mcclure and Won Gerchteili az
fer seeing him. said that they did not recognize h'
Chief Murphy, of Jersey City, and two OF his suOor
dinates also failed to identify him Scores OF persons
called at the Morgue to look at the body Dut only
were allowed the privilege. The opinion is now W
common that the deceased man had his nome e; IN
Newark, and was not professional burglar Smef
Medium inclines to this view and hopes
that il will yet be learned who he was. The body
will not be buried until Judge Dep9e9 gives the
order. This afternoon the inquest VIII DC held
man who swindled q number of people last week
by means of confidence game. he represented
himself as q letter-caTer who had been Ill anu
was in destitute circumstances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
woRKINGMEN's DEFEATS AND VICTORIES

The Central Labor Union met yesterday afternoon
in Odd Fellows Hall at Second-st and the BoweTy
and held wake over the remains of their eandl-
dates f. Emmerch, of the Cabinet-nakers Union
No 7.presded over the ceremonies The chairman OF
the With Assembly District Campaign Committee
reported that the Olks Zeit,ng had turned against
the candidate in that district and had advocated
the Socialists candidate, and that 1T was no longer
worthy of the support and confidence of the work
ingmen Vincent w. WOytisek the defeated candi-
date from the Xth district, said that the poiks
Zcitung had said that candidate Miller accused him
of selling out. Miller denied that he had made any
such statement. He had said that WCytisek had
been sold out Mr.. WOytisek was at q loss to I'M
derstand how his vote had fallen off from nearly
1000 last year to less than 1000 this year.
A meeting of the State Committee of the State
Workingmen's Assembly was held yesterday at No.
10 StantOn-st., with George Blair in the chair.
Reports were read showing majority OF 100000
in favor of the amendment abolishing contract
prison labor and the election of the following Assem-
bly, candidates for the Legislature Messrs liooley
of Troy Joyce, of Utica Craig, of HOrnellsvllle
and AGkroyd, of Rome, and the defeat of Reyes in
the WeStchester District, who had been the most
bitter opponent of the amendment
At a meeting of bakers held at No. 1913 Bowery
Yesterday a resolution passed fixing the rate OF
wages for second hands at $40 week OF Sixty
hours leaving the compensation OF foTemeh 10
nrN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

rcuardent DiCesnoa libel suit before Judge shtpman
Charge OF ChieJustce Davis to Grand jury concern
ng city frauds.
Meeting of 81. Nicholas Society az DelmOnico's.
Veterans of Mexican War at Knckerbocker Cottage;
Meeting Of NcwYOrk Academy OF Science at Columbia
College 49, -.t,
Annual meeting of Working Protective Associa-
ton, No 10 Clnton-place. $780, viii,
Examination OF George Lcppert rr before United
States Commissioner Shields.
Baptist preachers meeting.
Meeting of Reformed Dutch Pastors Association
Meeting Of the Presbytery Of New-Iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
THE NEW STEAMSHIP EDAM.

The new iron steamship Edam, built by the
ROYAL Ncthcrland Line, to take the place of the
steamship of the same name which was sunk a
wear ago i'm q collision with the steamship OtrantO
about 400 miles east of Sandy Hook, arrived here
on her first trip yesterday. he new vessel ls 325
feet in length 40 feet beam, Select depth OF hold
and of 3 600 tons measurement She is brig-riggcd,
built entirely of iron in five watertight compart-
ments, and is supplied with all Tie modern I'M
proyemeuts TO insure comfort and safety at sea.
Ebe has acct mmOdaliOns for fny-tNO cabin and
1000 stecrage passengers She is vessel OF only an
ordinary speed of fourteen kuOts an hour aud has
eight lfe-boats She will sail on her return trip
for Rotterdam on Saturday. Her principal officers
are Captain Taat, Chief Officer Nandergcy, CAlef
Engineer MOorOmans, and Surgeon Schreppers.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

u,;o, co,,ore Botcl-SenatOr Warner Miller,
=, umTm " windsor Hotci-George NJ. Pullman;
Of 5 ArssT S RG GaG5 q S,n kShR @c
e. Snyc,nor r. r. Hubbard. Of Texas. Gusey House
congressman F, r. BeltzhoOyer, OF pennsylvania
leland HOel-Judge Francis NJ Flncn OF llhac@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises en- sets 445 Moon sets 403 Moons age ds
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
4 1C-Sandv Hook Ola Gov. leland 54G Hen Gate, 1875
PM-Sandy Hook, GAG Gov. Island $40 ieI Gate, 1903
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12

A RTISTIC WALL PAPER.-50 900 rolls fine
n Gold Paper 80 cts per roll factory price 40 Cts.; fine
paper II cts Gold window shades 81 pairs large stock
Of Carpets and Oil Cloths from 20 cts yard Houses
Painted Papeed and KalsOmined. JAS W. COATES, 2s3
nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
Announcements.

Earl g. Wilson's and w brand Of Mems
Collars and Cuns the BEST Sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12

Insist upon thoroughly testing the Wilcox IL
Gibbs Sewing Machine before buying eXchang
ing any No tension. bobbin shuttle. COS Broad
way, NeWYork.
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Nineteenth Street and Sixth Avenue.
THE LADIES' FRIEND !!
so Happy and SO Good.

am an sad and dowuheaTted at times and feel that have
9i1 in fine world" such is the expression OF thousands
nor s Who are discouraged and feel all ont OF sorts
vi E yae them and their families very unhappy All or
WnlCh vi Urbonnv troubes DO easily driven away and
,es5 chCcrhness and love take their place A lew
happi,S . Always REGULATING PILLS will make you
H 90 nanny and 80 good you viii only try them anu You
viii never regret IT, but bless Railway ana MS pus as long ~
Iva
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
OPENING A NEW METHODIST CHURCH.

large congregation attended the opening ser
vices yesterday at the new Madison Avenue McthO-
dist Episcopal Church, at MadisOn-avc. and Six
tieth-st. The clergymcn who assisted the pastor,
morning were: Bishop William l.. Hams, the Rev.
DR.. David Cuny, the Rev. Dr. Chaplin, Prcsby-
terrain clergyman, the Rev. Dr. j. VI. Buckley, the
dent of the University Of Kansas. DIR. Tiffany
preached the sermon, after which several new mem
bers were admitted and the Holy Communion was
administered. The only decorations were two
large vases of brown and white chrysanthemums
which stood on the pulpit and a large basket of
roses on the platform In the evening the Rev. Dr..
j. NJ Buckley preached the sermon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12

County Physician Hewlett, yesterday made a
post mOTtem examination of the body Of the un-
known burglar who was shot on Friday night by
Homer ChOatc, at his house in Newark. lie found
that the bullet had entered the left shoulder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
NOTHING LIKE 1T

IN MEDICINE A LUXURY TO THE PALATE, A
PAINLESS EVACUANT, A GENTLE STlMULANF TO
THE CIRCULATION, A PERsPIRATORY PREPARA'
TON, AN ANTLBIIIOUS MEDICINE a sTOMACHIO
A DIURETIC AND AN ADMIRABLE GENERAL AL
TERATIVE. SUCH ARE THE ACKNOWLEDGED AND
DAILY PROVEN PROPERTIES OF TARRANTS
EFFERvEsCENT APERIENT SOLD BY ALL DRUG
GISTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12

The dead body of an unknown man was found in
the North River yesterday at the foot OF twenty
tb,V1- ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12

Steamers Srus Liverpool; Yorkshire London: Island,
COpenhagcn Pfntyn, Antwcrp Manhattan and kanlwha
Newport News.
hRosailed-Nia Long Island lOund-Shp Lizzie Ross for
HGyre Bark Granville Belle, Tor NagaSdEi.
MISCELLANEOUS.
QUEENSTOWN Nov lStcamcr Venetian OBJ, Trdnt from
Liverpool NcwYoTk is detained here hermachney being
91'-1N TIE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMERs.