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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-11
Facts versus Fiction!
As the the people of Wichita and vicinity have
been treated to a large dose of Sewing
Machiee Fiction they are in
vited to consider q few
FACTS!
FACTS!
And to look them square in the face while try
ing to get the Best Sewing Machine.
THE HOUSEHOLD"

Is the simplest Machine made II IL the onI,
Sewing Machine having perfect "Autema ii,
Ienslons, adjusting themselves to any size o
thread. 1t is the best made; il is the strongest
Ii Is the most durable; IL is the easiest run.
ming; 1t has self setting Needle and self tin, ead
ing shuttle. 1t makes a more elastic stitch
than any other machine. 1t will Sew from tn.
Finest Tissue Paper 10 the Heaviest Beave,
Cloth. without Change of Tension, skipping
Complete set of Attachments which require nc
Expert to handle them, Is they do all kinds
! ofwork for an ordinary operator.
Please read what people say who are using
Brooks, Me-, Feb. ssth, lss3
/ have now sixteen HOUSEHOLD machines
ON my table, running ut !, 100 stitches per min-
ute. am always sure of the machines working
well and have no trouble or fuss with them
| when first took the HOUSEHOLD on trial
| | had seven different kinds of machines, but |
have discarded them all for the 'HOUSEIiOLD'
a. ] consider IL the most reliable machine ]
have ever yet seen JOHN II. GORDON
PITTsFiRLD Aug BIRD lss3
am using about fifty OF the 'IOUSEHOLD'
Sewing Machines on the manufacturing Of pants
have used most Of them two years. have
usei most or the machines that have been on the
market since the g. 4 b.. among which are the
Davis, Whit, Domestic, Singer and New
Home. have found no machine that gives me
40 little trouble ~ the 'HOUSEHOLD' in fact
il gives me no trouble at ALL and to those using
machines In the manufacture of clothing | cor-
daily recommend the HOUSEHOLD Icon
cider 1t the best made and the most desirable of
any machine have ever used.
j. IL. RICH.
NEW YORK. June 9Th, 1885,
We take pleasure in giving you the Informal
ton you desire In reference to the HOUSE
HOLD machine. We have been running about
twenty of them since December, 1881, by steam
power at the rate of 800 stitches per minute
The machine Is adapted to all kinds OF work ir
respective OF weight or quality aud has given us
thorough satisfaction up to the present time.
''H WALLACH'S SONS -
NEWARK, n. j., June LIST, 1855
Agreeable to your request. send you n
'HOUSEIOLD' machine mo. 10, 20D, which
we have been running by power for three years
at 800 stitches per minute On this machine
there have been made certainly II, go pair OF
c0rsets and the machine Is now in good order
We are running l75 of these machines; they give
us good satisfaction and cost but little to keep
in order. "HEILNER& STRAUSS. ,"
There IL only ONE SIZE of ''H0useholdo Ma
chimes built. The machines that these manu-
acturers are using Is the same size rs the one
for family purposes
DO not buy any Machine until YOU have ex-
amined the ''HOUsEHOLD. . or you may re-
gret IL
For Sale by
F. j. ARNOLD,
Three doors North Woodlands Bank,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-11

For chills and fever, ague, dumb and third
day ague, remittent or intermittent fever,
or any disease OF malarious nature, use
Collins Ague Cure. 1t is an absolute and
positive cure, thoroughly cleansing the sys-
TEN Of all germs Of malarial poison, acting
directly upon the liver and bowels. Every
funded. Price 30 cents. Sold by all drug
gists. 45-6mo
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" The Greatest Boon!

THE blessing of him who was ready to per-
ish fell on me, Job - such IL the daily expert
ence OF Doctors Richmond and sexton, who
by the power given them from ON high, are
curing all manner OF diseases, and pains OF
every nature. Fevsrs. the most turning, or
those Of low, lingering, typhoid character,
yield readily to their touch. Scrofhlous sores
and burning, itching salt rheum of long years
standing are cured in u few days. Rheumatism
and neuralgia. the most painful, are cured with
Few treatments, rs are also dyspepsia and
liver complaint. In short. our commission Is
that every diseased person whom God designs
to get well, on whom we shall lay our hands
with unwavering faith In Jesus, shall recover.
The gratitude Of those who have experienced
this power of God unto salvation" Is soul
cheering indeed TO US. To those at distance
suffering with the ague, we will send u box OF
magnetized pills warranted to cure in eve,y
case. Price 81 60 per box
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TESTIMONIAL.

WICHITA, hANsAs, Jnne nth, ISL.
My father was taken with bleeding at the
nose. We called the doctor. and he could not
stop IT but few minutes. We tried everything
The neishbors could suggest without avail 1t
bled all day, ard at nine O'Clock at night was
still bleeding profusely, when someone advised
US 10 send for Dr. Sexton, say ing her cures were
] Ike miracles. ran to her house and told her
the case. she jumped out of bed, tore on n
piece of newspaper, held IL In her hands for =
minute and br~athed upon it. Then, handing
II to me, she said Take this, tear OIL Il small
liece. roll 1t up and insert 1t up each nostrii,
and lay piece on the back Of his neck j."
said: I've have kept papers in his nostrils
nearly all the afternoon. - "But this Is Inag-
netized.' she said. and will stop Ii Instant
ly. ran home and put some up each nostril,
AMI before could put piece on the back OF his
neck he said, at Is stopped; I felt IL stop at
once We shall ever feel grateful for this
saving Of my fathers life.
MRS. sTREETER
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-11

Lombard Mortgage Company have loans
PAYABLE without exchangel in Wichita.
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( SEAL ,
STATE OF KANSAS,
County of Sedgwick,

County Of Sedgwick, \
1. Z. p. Ford, County
Clerk of said County, hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is copy of the order and
proceedings OF said Board of County Commits
sioners in and for said County, in the matter of
the bond and stock election of Lincoln Town
ship, in said County, the same appears Of
record in ms Office
Witness my hand and seal of Office. June 10TH
lSSi. r.. L. FORD,
County Clerk.
(l
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A BARGAIN FOR SALE.

White lead, lnseed, oil, colors. varnishes
and paint brushes at Aliens drug store,
Kansas 13.4t
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Street.
DIR. Sections Office on Market Street, three
doors north Of the jail d43.l-Wl
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-11

Buy your machine oils at Wichita prices
Of ii. ID. Allen, the druggist. Goddard.
Kansas. l3-4t
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-11

All kinds of lubrieating oils ut II. b. Al
ems, Goddard. l3-4t
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-11

There IL only ONE SIZE Of ''Householdp Ma
chimes built. The machines that these manu-
acturers are using Is the same size rs the one
for family purposes.
DO not buy any Machine until YOU have ex-
amined the ''HOUsEHOLD, . or you may re-
gret IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
uititiltIyN


The lhidrr employee bed muunlirhl piDnin lnal
evening IA iinlpoNuul l'ml.
Herman Humurta ihr ptiutrt, Wlusr ,oiurnpIni,
NHa hillrd uuiiiphi hl ihr falling at tho rluold
Ou which ihtN Nttr Hl Wuth ut $40. liI Manner, a
died Yesterday a. 49, tutluinrs Hospital iiun l,Is
injuries llr left WiduW and ONE child Tho mon.
rumpuiucd fortnight hriuir that the litidrr u..d
IN th, swinging -onuuld WIS lottru.
Miss l4ihrr \ Brooke whom the Donrd of Tdu-
cation removed from the runup1lHluu nf puLlr
school Nu. \. 40 NIddnph -si, has been appointed
as head of tho primary department of sriod no.
-, in Nclson at. Anon',ro the loaId of lducl-
ton anid Yesterday " She was mot good puoiirU
lor the Height, but viii do for Rcd llnuk POM
Robert Simpson,. one ot the iuaiuc pHiIciia ia fla,
County Asylun. ia claimed Hf husband h, two
women. Who writ hm. The frat VITO hua mar.
ttnpo tpttlirutc showing mat Hhr a. married tn
liin. bat tlo uf hut Woman his uhoi,d uu ptuut of
hrt I'd ItCnrut hat ia" o. NiWr nnH vito. llo iurt
not htoW whether ono W"m1n 90 "a huudiod uNo
mutual ull,e1u,o 10 hin,
Policeman Short. uf the l'ifh ru.u,t. h,,,.f.
confronted % mad d1R Ia broadway un lhuttd, .
nnd med to at"p hiu win lu, hhi tt,rNtnr two
u4N vouude IA thc hnrh of hi1 tipht hmu lie
revolver with which thr do- Was hi.,d.
thomas Harrington. at No. aai bckaih-a,c. ,a,
honor hlN acquitted by lutt0 Massey upon tlr
charge col cruelty to lhc infant adopted sou of hIa
nceIbor Mis-. Nup j. Dozen. ilcl tc,iuuou, 49,
support oi tire charges Was mot suh>tluI.aird and
Nh. Harrington denied ever treating thc chIid IA
any manner except thc h'udrni
Since September no ic,. han five cases of pcr-
ncious Intermittent fever have Appeared aunnp
Norwegian sailor, WhO Wrut To- lrooA va ola vessels
winch loaded at G.orgrto"n, s.. e.. ANA three Of
the victim. have died. Complaint j, made hy san
itary Inspector Palmer that the captains of the
vessel refuse 10 provide hospital treatment for tho
men and leave them To- the tcucrmcrces OF sailors
boarding house Keepers.
ST. Pauls German Lutheran Church has fled plans
for a new cdlnce at south tlith and Nmta-sts.. 10
cost 30. 900.
1hcmunctiou secured by the Grand Opera louse
managers 10 restrain Miss Minnie Naddcm from
producing Caprice at the Park hcatrc next week.
was dissolved yesterday, by consent. 1t was shown
thai Miss Madden was under age and could not bs
held by the agreement sho signed to present tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
CIrNrR cArrl,RE nr 4 nrEGLAR

The compliments of Police Superintendent Camp
bell were presented to Policeman Monroe of the
Zenith brooklyn Precinct, yesterday for The cl ever
caututcoi a buIglarlu the house of Henry Arm
strong 80 go Lincoln place. ON Thursday. A vomgu
living iu the uc3t street saw the burglar enter ihc
house hy the rear window aud called MONROE. who
tapped uu the door aud when tho man iuslo asked
" f. that you. jack r. unawptrd "lrq.' IN y h1ll
whierpi The BURGLAR did not recognize th" lie
rrpiiun ~ the tui,r nnd urrurl tlr door iu la
huppuard confederate ONLY 10 hr confronted ht The
pulirhtana usiul i1uVu weapon WIS mot itidV
aud hr lhioV up his handp ~ unconditional nui.
lenlrg lie pllo IA" nnno Of h1ml7 Wilhm', "t
30 ~ lt7i iiuusion r. lie hnd not stolen any
thing, The family Nai hh.rnl from lomc loi lho
dan
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NEWS FROM 7HE SUBURBS.
RIGHT TO LAND UNDER snEEpsuEAD BAY.

The residents of Gravosend. L. l.. have not for
COTTON how Austin CoTbn and tho Manhattan
Beach Company secured titlo g. large part of Co
ncy Island NJ town meeting composed largely ot
employees Of tho company; and the publication IN u
local newspaper of mn application 10 bo madc by tho
Manhattan Beach Improy cmcnt Company to tho
potuity Of 3l7 ncrcs under wator In Shccpshead
Bay, resulted In II call for u citizens meeting IN
Shecpshcad Bay village on Thursday. Tho lnnd
tan Beach. being bounded by Coney Island Crock
and Snecpshcad Bay and II is claimed that il 10 all
overlooked at high tide The company if 1t receives
title proposes to build cottages and dig canals be-
tween them forming a miniature Venice. At tho
meeting of property owners Supervisor McKane
presided, 'and il was voted to request County Judge
Moore TO withhold his signature and consent TO the
cOmpany's application. Counsel will he employed
to oppose the grant and n committee of seven was
appointed TO go before the Land Commissioners In
Albany on October to oppose the application,
which is regarded as attempt to rob the town OF
land under water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
RUINELANDER's COMMENTS.
Avuyz1NG THE CASE AGAINST HIM.
nm POSITION or MS FAMILY ANp TariR COURSE
Two 4pIICitia

yttt POSITION OF MS lANli' NM ''''
Two SrFrCius.
,, ,.,,o,,ipr statement was furnished for pub.
,,aasi,r Yesterday hy William T.. khlnclhnuct' nv
ntcsrnt confined IN the Iombs Police Court ior
iho shooting Of Lawyer Drake
Werc 10 say another word M 20 The Justice oi my
easc efIer what Judge Curtis tad' should merely
Irmonstfatc the poverty Of Language The oogutncc
of III. discourse did not cover mp the snhco' "i Wn
10 snokc llut the uohlcuc~s Of hiA speech cluthtd
chen, with an cAcotycucss which impressed ma M the
moro ~ 10 their actual existence with rcmntNhh'
accuracy did he handle AL the evidence winch h"d n'ch
induced. and showed master hand ~ ia dNs''u'h
| would tay few thing. To- certain assertions ana
eharactcrilations of the Rhnclandcr Bower, VINO
,onl advantage of the nct that hc had the closing o
,Lc casc In san what he pleased without danger ct
reNtation knowing that hc must depend on ms ~ ~
stock OF rhetoric to carry the case fully WIcr'lanuIng
that all the ruth and justice and nearly an iu' Te
OF discourse were on the other side he attacks JUTEo
Cutiss Oratory CImging before the arguments -
learned adversary advanced against me oaSe ai
EMPLOYERS and probably disqmeted by M. Ci' '' y ~;
o;t;,, ,f tIc facts and truths which. couched IN
terms which so perfectly clucidaicd th'lh; iuet LAY
st,cL oil listeners with their soundness and mmpcdch-
ability he speaks of the ncaIne>s ana oerheSS "I NY
family to NE Does he mean hy that thal IN 'h>' pro-
ceedincs they actuacd solely by ueSlr' ~ nav
me declared insane that may AVOID states lIison'
No other good could come 10 q man ~ u' ~ ij"o
ton in an asylum; and what gives WelGhi 10 'hdt Wo"
is his remark that they sent experts to GA'''ne
me that Drake would die and that had committed Il
capifal offence Had they thought me insane 'neN
wonld let my insanity manifest itself without employing
agaist Inc every means at their cohld'"' - man
insanity is readily found IN prison; indeed mCaiG'I"-
tiop brings it ont. They would have chcIl>heu no
resentment against me for having knoc6cl oHt th9
family lawyer They would them. ewes nave '@.''u
me- If for no Other than to satisfy hems lN'so
IN insanity. Neither would they have d9cont h''d
nv weekly income for defending myself ont OF their
Vaccinations. and my counsel would not no" u'
oro,d in m ,yiup my sanity instead of dlsproNns ny
liability for the assault upon Drake.
Lawyer Bowers said that the Rhineiand'rs ere my
friends Then Heaven deliver me from such friends
Had they been. would they not have consulted win
nv LAWYERS rs TO the defence, to the chances OF my
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
IN THE HANDS or THEIR CREDITORS.

In regard to the troubles of the Mason Manufac-
turing Company. makers of iron pipe and fitting at
No. Il Bceilmau-st., {. W. Mason, president, said
yesterday:
We were greatly surprised to learn few days ago that
our charter had expire I'm April No OF our trustees
had any idea OF aud have been conducting hu-ius
since that time without legal cN- ence. We are not
intcidlv embarrassed. ard could have tdtd orrf The
dun times without ,in utv. We deemed r. advisable,
however nm lust cc 10 creditors learned
of peculiar plight to inform Them AMI seek t.cir
views as to ont of dilemma. The
Mason COMPANY, beng legally dead IL NOT re~p1us bic
for debts contracted since it, dfrcase ana this com
uIca'cs our affairs 4. A ime of thr National Tube
WORKS Co.. and A. " Nomcycf arc making a. iuvcsea-
ton ami will report to our ctcillpr- il - few days
Whitcycr action thcI luty take wc viii abide hl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
HOME NEWS.
ppo,,INrNT ARRIyALa

Uirdsor Hofcl-Nce- Admiral SIT y. ~; ton ON
stock. of syrlc,iac G6Iey Roust. Governor william
L. Cameron. OF Virginia. MIG fok M, 9 1nn
ercssman " u. washburn. OF Minnesota and gCorgs ~
nohc,dS Of phIndciphia =. Park Arenue Hohl-shot-
n,,W icve,t ~ nuFalp Victoria Hotel-tlnyton Nc.
Michael e. y Marshal for tho Dlsrct OF Columbia, and
Nina Janisch .... Hotel Brtmswick duncan Mcintyre
and n n Ancns OF Montrci ..... HOFFMAN Housc-Johi
Sea + pr sid,nt of the Cincinnati, Ho~-Oiloans ana
TcHns nncnr RAILWAY COmnRny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
BASEBALL CONTESTS.

| Tho Ncw-YorS League Baseball Club went to
iliyan',h a. {c,GLlyi ana Pay'I gino M,ln tn9
easily, batting the nmlt ur pitchers an over tie Held
lloto was largo crowd present. The score was ns
follows:
................. 10
, Earned runs rhaboiho New.Yorh, ~ Base on halls
On SSN SS' pr co.
The pantIcs amt star mines played "a hnai gamo Tor
the Long l,innd Amateur champ ou,hp. at Prospect
The Dantlc-s nno ouplaycd their opponents at every
point ard won easily. The score WIS "a, follows;
R%nl'o'' ........:........ 2--'9
Tasc hits-Dauntlcss 2; STIR H. Eu0rs-Daunllo's g;
slsr T.; Earned runs -Daunilc s. star, o. Umpire
C1scINNAII Sept 6.-The Metropolitan club played It's
first game of is present Western series with the Cncn-
terrific batting Of the nine New-York they knock,
ing the delivery Of tine lOca pitcher all over me HELD ana
follows:
S Het12TSiAn. : CC-'ss
Base ts-Metropoan 1s, Cincinnati 10. Errors-Met-
rOpoitan >. CINCINNATI 7.
PRovDrNcr, sept. 5-An exciting game was played
mines. TIE Western nne h.d the lead up to the eighth
inning when the homo cuo, by another Of thelr lucky
The score was as follows:
F p2,2ias s, 8 o
Base hits-Ceyeand5, Providence .. Errors-Cl9yclani
ProydcuceG Pitchers Henry and Rad5oHne. Umpire
Other games w.re played n follows:
In Louisville Bal .imorc T. Louisville 2.
In Allentown -TonsIes +, Allentown II.
CAMS To BE PLAYED To-day
Lcorc-New-Yo.t ys Ch'clso at Polo Grounds, Now
York; Philadelphia IS. Detroit at Philadelphia; Proi-
deuc, Cleveland, @ Providence; Bo-t ~ Buffalo,
at Boston. AIucrc n Association -Co'uuhu' Vs. Yir
gnla at columbus me nn9tl w. Ner1po IAN al IN
cmu.tI I'D. nFpoIl' w.: liro h! j., at indianapolis
lrci' Vs. N'-ii.u .. AZ I"'d". A. Wilmington I'I0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
MI.uNG nols VINO WE'RE NOrLO.T

Information was sent ~ Police headquarters Nc4
tcIlu, that William aud Edwin Gallnrl, ynaup
SONS Of Ia H. n. Gailard Editor OF ihc Vdcd
H0Dd were mssiup lrm thoir homo n Orrin
Beach visit ~ IN Gtillld- oHco. ln the A4tur
lhuI-duy. expecting iu join thcu father ~ this
cIty. lhcy mi4took Newark for NeWluIk aud
stopped there but cauo ~ ths city ON the neat
Of Dt GailMtds friends sent them iu a hoicl whore
they passed. the nieht, and yesterday tboy started
for homo bat not "a time tu quiet The fears Of thct
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foRhGy S1EIUERy DgE Ar rms P0RT


ruif ot NtW'"' N.....-....'... iI'"N" n'f' D. 1894
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. '' Il p,.' y ini
town 20. with 'ri-" '1' l4-' '''I- I'D !, j. ''I'- ,
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"1;s amt H', 1 ." i5 ,f t..,ta "a days
,, anus, az % I.,, Port d Vita ala.e ana r4s.u
r',. No., Irorat.o Il.i '''''
to l'I a, NJ P Cos vessel 10 siasoa ,Dcncs & Yoias
Barr "lamor 'hrc br ',ai 1ila tJ ."''' VII"
nm mini, Ian ii t;cnarp Cadiz - days with mdse
to ,r y., ,rt e op,rto 80 days with m!sa to
H5rE lux -na r Thompson cenfacsos % days with
SUGAR amt Iuola-scs toJ g a. Fowler
TO l,r ~ y ". To- e. tSi,s & o.
brig ,uuy Hc' Port Spain days with moll''es T.
SKI Lt..aal Ia,o Nilsson Cape Havtien l. days. with
sl,Isr.I,N,y,nt =. -,rtv Ho,s. LIGHT. sH. hay. At
CIV IAN. Iitit 81 laty
Arrived yesterday
sbls Josephine Nor smith, Rotterdam y days with mdse
10 B S,. Srn Fccc of rrbsioc. Armstrong, Rarrdes
a.rs asqa@5 Gerar r.ri@; r.iT 5;t with
TO i5.a IA aayS.cn Jansen '''D - ~ ~ '''
JP 90 l.oonson. vessel t. Loash & Won Romonir
ste7mcr Bucrne Br. RroWn Lonaou--ii' l'l toA Bros
ny yl'. ~ d., ~" r@s '''''' ''' |
-,',,r R 'f,nn. Rr Perry Liverpool via Queenstown
RI CoItis
steamer Caroline lop"n game LI'eIp'o' Va A''h''un
RI oortis. ,,.. , ,, r, p r,,,
.t f,,,F, ~ ti,i,.fyik Observation-Disclosures
''''
steamer Rhdore Br Canon Ayonmo9thT 1 p EG o,
- ~ SS,,ti ,. =. '' we '
Nlean't hudson lbr' ue"S 'I'''''"" '4''l''"' 'P''
4 Young - ,,.,, >-..t.t. ct,,- p,in, o.
- amer on Dominion. walker NWlWN' 'i'y lVhl als
Richmond old Dominion -s 60 ,.,...- ,,-.-,.
steamer w bIul f1'.',, 'f.i s i.i M, r,,,,,,,,
steamer hI'"A"'''' 'N"N-'' $1,000 '
$40 ., ia. .ator.,, ,,tyc,, rr,otuos Dup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Concy Island Jockey CLUB Races sAcopshean bhy
n. I'll, 49,. .ut o,ua,,,
Judge Kolcy's cScur'on 10 Tho mothers ana ch'df'h
OF the isth aud 2lst Mnrig 800,
l., INFANT race OF the IRrchnont lhcht 'Wp'
Parade OF Volunteer l'rcmcn. ,,, ~.
Twenty first Ward United German KepuhIlchhS' No
oil Foyl-st, Brooklyn. 49,,
IZineari-Statcn Island cricket game, Staten Island.
Celebration OF solemn Iridium OF the Roman talhoho
Church.
Festival OF the Lafayette Guards Lion Park.
New York-Chcago baseball, Polo Grounds. p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06

mortcm statement. The physicians said that Mrs
Kearns was injured internally aud gave little hopes
of her recovery. Kcarns IA nearly eiXty years olu
and this il his third wife. She ~ about i"rv years
old and It is asserted that when shc married nm
snc made him give her $500. which he NJ That timo
had In the hank and II has been source OF contcn,
ton between them since, and led to th' quarc
ON Thursday The house ~ which kcarns lived IN
only n short distance from the house where tphIlanl
Johnson tho colorcd wood-choppcr, murdered MS
wife some siN years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06

important clemeDt-wlnd AZ the starting hour tho TInd
son was smooth skating rink and IA u promised To
remain 80 indefinitely tho yachtsmen wcre M blue ~
their shirts Tow started nj half past hut ono nrrr
another they drfed back Ia their anchorage until 80
Tow remain Il on tho course thai 10 decided not 10
cali II u rae Tho IdlisadG Boat club RHyo reception
last night Ia itg boat house on the Hudson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06

play IN tho Grand Opora House on the week begin
ming with August %.
Tho disappearance from his home, No. 32l Attain
tic.avo of John Rueh was reported TO tho police
Yesterday by George Cammcyer, who said that ne
had dreamed that Rush was drowned In tho basin
of the fountain In tho Plaza Of Prospect Park IN
which tho watcr IN about three feet deep.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
HOMO LAIANn.

BAnY1o%.-A school war is ragil at Deer Park;
The Old Board of Trustees cu 1Iged enc tea. 'i ana
the now board another Last Monday, when the
school opened the teachers both claimed possession
Each one was backed hy trustee one 81 the
trustees telling the children to go home and the
other &C.. Iug them g. remain. At,ra"'r of "ordf
The difficulty viii hr settled ~ tie courts......
John P.arsaIl and Edward ldal caught I'm the
Grcat south Bay oi oak Island on Thursday, two
tons of striped bass.
COOP GROUND Surveyors ar. of vorl, LAYING
out the canal which 8. 30 connect Nhiuupcoch and
Icsouic bays Before thc clp since ut the inlet Shin
Ft,rprsu-'rho First p1ptist Church. which
has a small wupdru 4fruotu,c ou lo1.ed laud ou
O,rgu.ayc.. has voted tuuuct H now huidiuH "u
lots tu bc bought Ht - uuoup-.l. uud borott1Nc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
Jersey CITY,

Patrick Carroll an outside Waterman at tho
Snake Hill PenltcntiarY, was making his ROUNDS
on Thursday night when he saw Lawrence Lee try
ing to hide himself under of the windows Of
the laundry. Lee is an cX-convlct and be had an
iron bar with which he was trying TO break INTO
the building. 1t is thought that he was trying to
release some of his friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
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