davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20
ENDING L1RKo VIM Il BEr0LrER

STUDENT nEOoDiSG OVER MS MOfnrRs ILLNESS
Cons oV 4 eptrr AID KILLS HIMSELF.
John f. Heating. ags twelty-three of Charles
town Mass - student in the University Medical
College committed suicide at luiteonth-st and
Rixth-lvo. yesterday while riding IN a cab with 20
college chum. Joseph +. O'-hea. lie was second
course student. and came 10 this city yesterday
g. make arrangements for tine tenn. which begins
ON wednesday. He engaged ROOMS at no. 233 last
Thirty second-st. with O'shca. who was his room
mate last wear He then wont % the college build
inp m last rweuty-sixth-sl and said 10 O'sGca A;
"Cone Joe. there ~ no study for go to-day. sou
must 90 around town with mo llitIo.
They went first 10 the Huffman House
AID had two small bottles of vine Then
they took % cab aud drove 80 various PLACES around
tho city. reaching then ROOMS about ! "rl"rk.
HHAiiHg las down Tor Whho ubiH ~ Hhen ate hia
H. the afternoon they went ~ tho Hoffman House
aghil whore they had another bot 1i "inr hhd
Hotel Nhile there the young mnn engaged ~ q
iHrndy soune and were both 90 good hun"t.
Entering coupe they started Tor a dtite down
t0Nn and when they reached Fiflrcnth-sl. hrdiihR
shot himself through the head, iniiicting wound
which resulted al his death at the New York Hos
O'shea told the story of the shooting 10 a TRiB-
UNF reporter last night follows Kealng
aDpeaIed Ia be ia hrst-rate spirits Yesterday, al
though lie said that his mother was dying and his
sister was Ill. lie said that he was gOln1 back ID
Boston last night, and would be back after ms
mothers funeral We got along all night until after
leaving the Fifth Avenue Hotel. As we we're going
down twenty -third-st. John pulled out "A revolver
and put it to his head. grabbed it
away from him and sald Here, John.
Joke is Joke, but don't
like such Jokes as that and then put the pistol III
my packet. He was silent TO little time and
then asked for the pistol. put him of for while
INT af last he grew peremptory in his demands and
/ gave il TO him He had no sooner got it
than he put it to mis- temple and fired
was completely thunderstruck but al
Dnoe stopped the coupe and called tor policeman.
An officer answered my call and Heating was car
RED to the hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WA-HNGrlN. Friday. sept 10. 1851
APPOINTMENT HY THI PHE-IDrNT.-The President has
made the following appointment: william W. Clark. of
Colorado Poe agent for the Indians Of The southern E
Arcupf iu Colorado. vice Warren Patton. Itd fhip
r. Wilcox rf Colorado. to he Wslfrr of Tine United -1ir-
mint ai Denver. Col, G. j. Ford. OF Colorado tn Ice agent
for the Indians of the san Carlos Agency iu Arizona
BIDS FoE GovERSMENr WOHK.-Bd~ were opened az
the Treasury Department to-day for material for the
Post Office lt syracuse. O'Brru a. Hoolhlu were ulr
lowest bidders for brick work at S2o.i0J and W. r. a.
". Haven for thc stone work 1 rG22~O Bids were also
opened flr heating apparatus for the Custom HOUSE ht
Niddlcown. Conn. The lowest bid was that OF james
Donovan. lt rl.Oj1.
ISAurHomzED -rATEMENT- ny CLAIM AGESrs-''r
tain claim agents 200 tins city have issued circulars in
forming Postua.tc who are entitled tn reimbursement
oi salary undo. the act nf March 3. l~-3 that u inrf
claims Dot prcsnfr before December !, l--i. thrN
VIII Doe barred. Postal officials say there il no authority
for such statement
Fus, ErNoH or THEFT ~ rUr TRFAsrRr.-A rim'r
was Boo circulation today that theft Of ~ 900 had been
discovered It tine Treasury Department. huf a ~" treas
urf officials most cmphaucay declared That There wa
nn truth iu tht story.
IIowcArr's FALSE Vorcurls-Thc Solicitor Of the
Treasury to-day addressed communication o the Score
try of War asking hai hc request ih' hci ~1 ViH,,I
of the ARMY tp furnish thc accounting officers OF ~"
Treasury with the proofs Of the false vouchcr' n the W
count OF Captain How gate 800 that the exact state OF h-
accounts may appear n the records Of the Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20
MRS LOZIER DECLINES.

In a pleasant part at No. 1913 West Forty
cghth-st. Mrs Clcucuce = Loki"r W. d. wac "''i' "'
TEmUNE reporter YESTERDAY ahe l' u n"iu7''i'' " l'
man belovy the medium height with her gray hair braided
tightly round her hapely head. She WIS talking Win
some friends when the reporter was ushered H. 'ut came
forward al once and welcomed him III pleasant low
toned voice. There was not the ieasV l"'o vi
the conventional stroneminded woman about h'r
~ she modestly informed her visitor lha1 sur ht .
the Woman'- Right. ticket conferred ulpI H,r. -
reason at all FOR any such y, ~, SOU 81, a.
before the public have stated that they are friend TO
the cause The New FORK state committee Oh the
WomsuI. sutirage Marty was not represented III
the convention which made the nomination
80 you can readily understand IHat tue h1not
those who conferred it upon but must neyerthc
Irr-. resurrtflI!lA decline NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20
FOUND IN THE HOME FOR CONVTCTS.

Henry II. GOOdstein, jeweller who kept
small shop In Third ave. near Northumberland six
teenth-st. disappeared week ago after exhibiting
symptoms OF insanity. Burglars stole portion Of his
stock some months ago and business reverses followed
He worried over his losses until his brain affected
His son gone 10 Police Headquarters every day TO
make inc uries Yesterday he passed the House OF
Industry an asylum for reformed criminals at Mulberry
md Hous0n SITS door Of the institution was open
and in the hallway he his father plying duSter
She young took his father By the arm ana LED MN
scross IN Police Headauarters Mr. GOOdstein went 10
{he House OF Industry Tuesday and asked for shelter
saving he mad tried 10 drown himself ana had Deeh
prevented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20

Irf trtrqHtru t, tHr ruHn trI
Wurrartnnr. Sept ~ The osistrucr to-
dl. pf ihf utalult,iian horn o. thr alot Magazine
h.. boon Iru dIs.iullinl uI npui aud n"iuruI. d''
u,d Daf l- nevertheless ffur fliHi iaf "-in-,lpn Do
uos H.un,.I.i. a- pnHrlful m ihr anthracite .nni ir
4iDu- ID. .tt.,.F is iAr pfDrpruD Nh.h his n'l-nri
u uI- region ruf thr h-i few his caused ihr -n
r,I fn nA Dut OF sight aud utterly has % ceased FOO
uAAr ir-,I AuoHu tAat 100, Impression Aa- gained ground
chat 30 De- ctuu.r There is uot town OF an} -il' boo
which 600, or moro udlr- of The order not DOB opera
t.n aua needs only thc spur of continued hArt time,
or ofauy attempt at reduction Of wages 90 call The
cicty into active operation. n Luzeme toIuty. SEQ far
a. be- known the society h, made sign or ID, exist
euce There have been many outrage- upon Hunear
au- and Polaudcr-. which go times have assumed the
proportion of riots The.e foreigners are looked upon
with intel dislike bv the Irish Welsh and American
miners who blame them for overcrowlng the labor
kct aud short time necessary. While n may Dee
and likely that the Molly MAgrcs the secret
tu-tOr- OF this feeling against amt attacks upon the
Hunsurlans there has been outbreak ~ wtlch the
any there should DEE general strike m this region
and such would instantly follow any attempt at r7iuc-
ton OF wages, The Molly Magurrs would priug 40 once
into active existence. The spirit which spread reign
OF terror throughout the whole anthracite hedr D. uoi
dead n only sleeps. and ON the slightest prOvocatou
would leap forth To lead again To of blood and
murder
In -chuylkill County. the hot bed of Molly Mcguire
ism the society Is reported 10 have appeared again II
10 more than likely that such IL the case. The mines
more numerous there than LuZcrue and the
feeling against them b. more intense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20
TRANSATLANTIC TRATELLERS.

The steamer HammOnia arrived yesterday
bringing among her passengers the Rev 3 p A Lindahl,
Professor r. T. Weldner, John Roth, Mr. aud Mrs f. W
Ewist, Professor and Mrs Lenzi Grcgori Dr. and Mrs
Adam Coock DR.. a. O.. Gcrster. DR.. +. schiegs Pro
fe-sor C. d. Gruncre Professor Oscar AbralAmsOn, Dr.
Carl ROdecker ana family and Dr. LI-etts Ascn.
The city OF Richmond brought DR.. r. Armstrong Tn,
Rev DR.. " z. Breed Professor r. A. T. Barnard, Mrs
Barnard, Capt William Buckley, The Rev IN e g. Currie
FREDERICK Leon Cortes the Rev z Donohoc. J Dennis
Mrs v A. Dixon, the Rev. r Fahcy. b " Gillette, David
HAYES H. j. billiard Emc OhnaOu, the Rev t. T. JaIne,
the Very Rev A. b. LeesOn, DR. A. :. Maccan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore A. Madden. Mr. and Mrs. A Edmund Nor
Ian Mr.. and Mrs. George Is. M0rewOod Miss Minnie D.
Mckay. Mr and Mrs ". C. Mcclure, the Rev. j. j. Ne
Gurk j. G. OtOnnor, Mr. and Mrs J. A W Pine, the Rev
John l.. Power. the Rev. T. Mayer, 4. T. richardson
Captain -earle. H. T. Sanford lr T. I. seward. George
Shelley Book the Rev. : Smith. Philip J. Walsh and
family, ana the Rev. Il. Hughes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20
GrnHGE w IENT

George w. Lent, who died at Ponghkeepslc
ou ls Thursday born in iul, eng DID, l-0l lIe "ao
descended Odd kui' ierbo, ,er family ii~ father
james Vs. L.uL was IN tho early part or Tins century
twice Register NJ thr CRY of Ncwl DIRK MI Lent was
member Of the Dutch Reformed thur b. More than
forty wear, hc retired from business tic leaves Tour
daughters, Two OF his daughter married SOUS OF judge
Daniel T. lnr-hum. Daniel lneInhunl. lr. and George
l. lngr.ham, Justice OF the superior Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20
Mr. BEECHEFS ATTITUDE.
UNCERTAIN WHETHER HE WILL SPEAK.
FEELING OF THr NruB RS THE CHURCH
CONFIDrNCE ~ THEIR PASTOR.

FEELING OF TIVE NruB RS p THE CHURCH
CoNFIDrNCa IL THEIR PASTOR.
Mr. Bcccher was In his accustomed place
in Plymouth Church lecture room last evening.
after Poo. vacation lb-encc Of two months and half The
audience w d. not large and most of the prominent mem
h,rs OF tle church we're absent tn uis remarks Mr.
I.cccr dd not aldc 90 political matter. directly. but
after urging hs hel'r, to keep their hearts staie ed on
cod and o rest IN thc love of rst amid ell hc trouble,
n Dire. hc said: "The.r remarks cood 'or al times
but especially for these time. OF excitement and turmoil
when under criticism We aro apt patience and Jet
unruIy tongues carry us like dragons WINGS whore we
would not go"
Among those who greeted Nr Heeclcr after the 'cr-
vice a TRIBUNE reporter. who asked him ~ he 'd
anything 10 say about the political situation Mr.
iarrhcr answered: Nofriug"
Will vou take ocra-o1 Co cNprcs. your vicws bon pub
lc Zoo tbs campu1ir WIS 70 kcd
" I have made mo- cnglt.Ilputt 20 spc1k ! have mot
s1lt whether wII or mott" vit Nr Hrrc1cr's reply.
Mr. Brcc1c', prohaoi, pouurr attitude I- matter Of
grave concern iu pbWoIh church. .ud 30 d.. believed
That hi- know lrIgc of mr discussions among Dds
practitioner. la. brought him hac. to nis pulpit TWO
vc't, curIcr ,han usual Ihr general feeling b. tnt
only .uIu minority of uc urmucrtoI Wr church VII
bc ,d boy NJ Brrc er 20 support Governor Cleveland
O0 course action bf tNc member. of tnc church W hc
tu,ru for Chez lc. t.l 1i. I,rr.cr be- cuulry fcr to
c.o1.r to pool tct ground ur No'.J stand upon. some
llrmbcr, Expressed OH, ,.,a fuat Nr Ec.chcr was
entering upon lu advised .'r,, 900 supporting -ucu
a. coos t.t..l tUd Y1d admitted himself O" 'e.
.I hoped ice Voud withdraw irnm -uru aa. .rroI-
ground 10, Doe would ,I.r. .rou H} adll.,-n- mcctn-
called hr tic Independents
49, D. Hoo.Iu -ld. tDIt o'', a. vI. Blaine nan. Doe
Thought uo on, laI nslt DOB question: Nr Ec.c."r-
p.I-ou. opinion ue would Dc SORRY to have h- pastor
uuut uc ald cause NOT to vors v.th Ac Republican
party. of Which boz ut -' lol- been 1000 active member
"ut ii uc dI. Mr. bNor 100 would respect Dis honesty and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20

duty ~ a member and First Lieutenant James Burns
18th Infantry Judge Advocate Of the General Court
Martial convened NJ Columbus Barracks. Leave OF abb
year. with permission 10 beyond sea has
been granted Major Joseph breckenridge Assistant In
spector General First Lieutenant billiard n. Clark. Reg
mental Quartcrmaster 18th Infantry. on leave NJ
absence has been ordered report in person 10 the ~,
pcrinteudcut General Recruiting service New York city
90 conduct detachment recruits 10 the Department o
Dakota several change i'm the stations and duties ot
officer. % Medical Department have been ordered
Captain Rodney ". TAYLOR, 2Oth Infantry, Was to-day
placed upon the retired li-t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20
poIiliral Notices.

Al Reduced PreesArt banners and Portrait. all
sizes on hand. HOJkR a GRAHAM. Artists "a Duanest.
doors west Of Broadway. since 1872. Call anu compare
y send for priceA
AGGRESSIVE prices Patent waterproof net banners
ustc portraits. Plumed Knight uniforms caps capos,
torches send for illustrated catalogues and price lis
M Il. LEVY Co. "a M0osIer-st.
Campaign Banner Outfit Company, 40 Nesoy at and
337 Broadway. Headquarters for Net banners and
pagn Goods shirts. Capes caps, Torches &c. Lowest
prices. Visit and compare.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20
rRIRrNE Lo,AL ne.rRvArLlvs


tn, i'Tr,m shows ~ bao-- 'aron' N 49, ov BY .r'fs
81 The 90 DO ~
elinF
d. fh 'rfrf
the Had
pharmacy SIS HnsdsaY
TRIBUNE OFFICE sept Co o. n..-Thc mof rmnut u
the barometer during t1o clear weather. yesterday vas
INV ard and downward The temperature hinged bee
tween 5e7 and a. the average G1a.. being 2,' lower
Than 900 th' CORE. poudng daF a.t iti. tud 80 lower
than ou Thursday.
Slightly warmer fair weather and possibly Illn. may
bc expected today boo fhi. clfr aud vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20
RrYAwAr ON rnE nnLnnE.

a carriage. IN winch were john Nndorf.
Of 30 80 rke'f. md two woman. 0i. tnYut uie lidr
of tIc budgc ai D. m. yesterday. when uc horo. too
frht lt PASSING and rlu 90 tearing pI. town lhn
incline toward 'nI. .do Iu puI,i.oru. fo iHI Boz tnc
terrified anuut fhc dlvor. William lpN. $50. pulled lIuu
hls seat and thrown tO the gruuul 49, hfUlIn inIu
aged to lri hYd of th" r"n iud stopped fr lNsft Iua
trf hd reached the station. low escaped with SLIGHT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20
B0RROw1yG MONEY on REAL ESTATE.

An instrument was recently recorded In the
Registers once showing that Morris Rindskopf Of
Rindskopf Brothers Co., borrowed $4,000 upon his
house. No IL East Ffty-fourth-st Congressman Or
lando B. Potter has borrowed 100000 from the Mutual
Life Company upon property on me west side
One-hundred- and second st. and on the Public Drlye
Tom One hundred and twenty enlA " MaIlhattaA 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20
OBITUARY NOTES.

CANAJoHARIE, y. y, Sept. l9.-LorenzO B.
Clark cxshcrf of Montgomery County died this even
iug aftera brief Illness sixty three years. lie was
one o the prominent Democratic politicians IN Tie
county.
Anthony T. LpfrO "a soldier OF the Revolutionary war,
died iu Pitts yvania County the 9Th INST age ninety
hyc. she had been drawing pension Tor twenty years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
ssed Assistant

WASHINGTON, Sept. -. Passed Assistant
Engineer George COwie has returned home from the
Hartford and reported the Naval Hospital New York.
treatment Medical Inspector David Kndleberger has
reported his from the Hartford and has
ported at the Naval Hospital al Washington for treat
ment Passed Assistant Engineer A j. Kenyon haA been
ordered 70 examination for promotion. surgeon Is. ;.
Macke has been ordered a member and recorder or
the Medical Examining Board al Philadelphia.
The jamestown has arrived at New-LOndOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20

PARIS. ept 10.--Thc Mayor Of Marseilles has r
sumcd the issue of daily bulletins showing the
progress of the cholera IN that city and the sur
rounding country. The four sailors who died at
Marscilles yesterday of cholera belonged TO the
ship lie Bcsolu. from Mart uIquc.
ToUON, sept. l9.-lhcrc has been renewal oi
the epdenuc There have been three deaths at
Gran three az Strcncl. TWO at Mines. one at La
laudc and three az LaZarettc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20

Thursday evening IN Craze a apel by the Row George
Francis Nelson assistant rector of Grace Church. The
bride Is a graduate Of the W,snan's Medical College of
this city The married pair started Tor UP through
Northern Ncw-lOrk and CaHadl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20
THE WEATHER Report.
GOYERNMENrNl-LArIlEA

WAsHrNGTON. Sept. 19.--For New yla1I.
slightly generally fair weather, variable winds
lower barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic states, warmer far weather.
followed by partly cloudy weather and ioca showers.
variable winds
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee. plr..y cloudy
weather and loc showers nearly stationary temperl-
turc. VuIah'. winds.
For the Lower Lake Region partly cloudy weather aud
loct rs. nearly stationary temprratar .Ouin o. ~cst
winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20
THE DEATH on TIE ELEVATED RO4D.

At the Office of the Manhattan Elevated Rail-
road Company an official said yesterday in reference 10
the death OF samuel Merwyn rHE TRIBuNEs report of
the accident best that have seen The man was
drunk and although repeatedly warned By tho guard
refused " leave the platform Either the press Of pas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20
THE PRIME MERIDIAN CONFERENCE.

WAsmNGTON, Sept. 19.-The sessions OF the
international Prime Meridian Conference will be held In
the Diplomatic Room Of the Department Of State The
meetings Will open october l. The American dele
gates are Professors Barnard and Able Commander
Sampson, Mr. Lewis II. rutherford and M ". T. Allen,
If N..vN prE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20

gan letters would I've the nail In Mr. Baine's coffin ana
Thai he hoped It would. he felt that the Republican
party had held the government too long for the govern
fnents good" VIII you do the justice 10 cohtiadc
fhis statement as no member of firm has expressed
himself at all on the subject And much obige yours
very respectfully W a D. SLoA'H'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20
RAVAGES OF THE CHOLERA
THE DISEASE IN THREE COUNTRIES.

NEARLY 800 DEATHS REPORTED IN NAPLES IL A
DAY-rHE EPlDrMIC RENEWED IN ToUloN'
NAPLES, Sept 19.-The epid mic is spreading TO
the west end Of the city. The director Of the IN
durable Hospital is dead. The workmen OF Speza
are now allowed to leave & city 10 work
ROVE. sept. 10-The ia " bulletin Of the raw
ages of cholera in italy gives the following results
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20
Post Once Notice.

Letters for Europe not be specially directed Tor Dis
cuti steamer no order % speedy e
livery destination A. all Trans Atlantic mails for
waulcd by the fastest yrs,oi- AZ ul4plr
september 20 Will ciJso
promptly 30 al cases AZ TINS Onlce ~ follows.
sAII kDAA.-At -3I m. Tor Ireland per ArIZona
Queenstown letters for Great Britain and other Eu
TOpean countries must De directed per Ar1Ona at
$50 a.. f1r Europe Elder. va sou hampton
and nremeu LETTERS 4rttni must Dee dlTctlsd
Elder" al b a. scotland direct. per =. egOnia
VIA GAS cow. a . for Belgium direct per Penn.
land. via Antwerp at lO a Tor Central America and
paono Ports. =. Coon n y al
Mexico must D. directed Colon At
lJ:8na for NeueZues AID curacao per Gleufyne.
$3.50 IN CuJa and Porto Hc0. per s. Newport
Havana. at ljo m Tor Europe per >. Celtic.
Queenstown az p ~ tor the Netherlands direct per
-. MaasdIm. via HOttcrdam
SUNDAN-At 1870 m Tor Honduras aud Livingston. per
= CITY ~ Dallas via New-Orleans
Malls Tor China ili Japan = = san Pablo wa -an
FrLuclscOi close here september IL th az m Mans
for AUSTRIAN New-Zealtnd -and~lch and mn Islands
per a. Zealanda wa FranciscO close here nepteW
Der goth az arrival AZ New ok d s. 8 Ger
manic with British mails fOr AUSTRALIA
The schedule OF closing OF trans Pacific malls Is arranysa
~ tDtst Oyertlu
san Francsco Mails FRONT he Eas arriyn
Franciso on Of sailing " steamers dspltcAs1
'"'N Wv HENRY q. PEARSON Postmaster
Post once New ork y. y sept IL lisa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20

Garner Z ieanips THOMAS g. 1TEWAUT only nnioas
l,5l4 lioatNHy a aud Ir .nd 5th SIS Jersey D.ij.
Home Hnde PreserYe-,
Families supplied giul Pras'ryts Jsles. BriIlsl AL
Canned 4uIis, tcAos, &c. put IDtt
GLAn,
And Warranted
PERFECTLY PURE
Circulars. lng prcrs .3srsI.3i seat o. tDDs
lion. Goods stored until a..
SARAH s. MCELRATH,
y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-First Lieutenant
George L. Converse ID Cavalry has been relieved from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20

WEDDING IN GRACE CHAPEL.
Miss Susan NJ Pheland, NJ. D., and Stephen
L. Seymour both spin gaed, Mass, married On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20

MADRID Sept. 1H.-Ihc repoIl Of Tie pIotIrss ~
cholera IN SPAN for twenty-touT hours Is a. io'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20

Ham, eemcs, gurae' tic blood ALL strengthens the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-20
LOCALITIES.
Or. Cheaney, dentist, ZIG Elm street.
CnrtMhepl hnIa nj nnnmnnla

Or. Cheaney, dentist, ZIG Elm street.
Cartwheel hats at Bauman's.
Dallas Dental Parlors, ZIG Elm street.
No starch used in ice cream nj ia
Main street. Wv
Frank +. Mum, sign painter, 500
Bouohe, the grocer, has all kinds OF
vegetables as fast IA they appear.
Horse radish and everything in the
grocery line you want at Boucheis.
Corn Beef, Smoked Tonpues and
sugar Cured Dried Beef at Loeb & Frei-
berg's.
What an ugly face when YOU took sIcl,
ening pills. Bailey's Saline Aperiont is
better. 10
Bouche, the Main street grocer, koens
everything in the grocery line. Tele-
phone him.
Have yourw watches, clocks and iew0lrv
repaired at Beck's jewelry store. All
work warranted.
Pigs feet, honey and G. & II, Yarmouth
,iloaters, in two and three pound tins, al
Loeb ~ Freiberg's. w
Group, whooplng cough and bronchitis
iun n,l relieved by Shiloh's Cure.
~ ~ AAs AAbhNNs
George Rick is selling bedroom sets
cheaper than you get them anywhere.
Largest stock, lowest prices.
Send your bottles to Loeb & Freiborg IN
DC nlled with some of those choice
Ting. ''' wv
Why don't You buy one Of those beam
tiIul bedroom sets OF furniture from
George Rick. lie sells them nj bed'
rock prices. ''"-
People Of Dallas appreciate miro
honest goods, which fact In verified Inv
our large sales Of Whistles and Wines
Loeb q Frolbc'g. ''''''
The Glen Lea saloon desires 10 inform
the public and the medical profession
.nat IL has lot OF whisky actually N
years old. Call and be convinced OF The
Why will you cough when shilob,s
Cure viii give immediate relief. price
,u.oO and 81 Sold bv j. NJ. House.
Jerseysi Jcrsrysi Jerseysl
Az your own prices FOR the next ton
days only, as we must mako room Tor
iali stock, ut Bauman's 7O5 Elm,
Are you made miserable by indhgea-
ton, constipation, dizziness, loss of an
petite, yellow skim Shiloh's Vitalizeris
positive cure. Sold by ]. NJ. House.
FOR dyspepsia and liver complaint YOU
nave a printed guarantee on every bottle
oil Shilohs Nitalizer. IL never fails 10
cure. Sold by j. NJ. House.