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The Penn's Grove record., 1884-05-24
To PREvENr MorIrs.

This is one of the greatest yeXati0ns
which careful housekeepers have to
contend with, and their depredations
are not to be remedied after they have
once made inroads. Houses heated by
furnaces are especially predisposed to
have moths, but every hotsekeeper
must be on the watch for them, for,
from the time the windows begin to be
left open, the Trouble begins. Heavy
| carpets sometime do not require taking
up every year, unless in constant use.
Take out the lacks from these, fold the
carpets back, wash the floor in strong
suds, with "a tablespoonful Of boraX dis
solved in them. Dash with insect pow
der OF lay tobacco leaves along the
edge and retack. al moths ian be
kept away and the eggs destroyed BY
this means.
Ingram or other carpets, after shak-
ing, are frightened by s%prinkling a
pound Of salt over the surface and
sweeping carefully and thoroughly. 1t
is also al excellent plan to wipe off the
carpet with borax water, using a thick
flannel cloth wrung tightly, taking
care not to wet it, tut only to dampen.
Open the windows and dry the carpet
before replacing the furniture.
Other woolens, including blankets
and wearing apparel, must be beaten
and brushed and folded smoothly. BE
careful TO clean every grease spot with
ammonia and water, not too strong,
and a dark wooden cloth. Tie pieces
of camphor into little bundles and put
one in each article. Wrap The articles
in newspapers, as printers ink is a
great preventative of moths, and then
sew them up in strong shceting bags,
labeled, so that it will not be necessary
to open them during the summer, ex-
cept for use. This is a good way for
those who do not possess cedar boxes,
aud the articles need have no other
care, if every spot is treated rs direct
ed, and the garments are not left hang
ing in the closet too long before put
ting away for the season.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-05-24
DrssoLur1oN OF Co-pAnrNERsnIr.

UINoVLN IION VT
The CO. partnership heretofore exist
ing between William IL. Compton and
+. Ernest Bright, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. All bills
contracted during said partnership
win be paid by the senior member.
Compton Il Bright.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-05-24

Dated, May % Isl,
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-05-24
S. r. LEAP & BRO.

arc still Offering some rare bargains in
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- -
WOMEN AT BREAkFAsT.

Hints for the rair sex Apropos OF Besuty
ana Mutton ahops.
DR. Hammond's Novel "LaL"
Perhaps there is no better test Of
woman's health and beauty than her
appearance at an early breakfast table.
She is then more as nature made her than
ut any other period Of the day, when at
has been brought in with view of
heightening her charms. II she had slept
we'll, IL argues, to some extent, sound
nervous sytem, aud the effect is seen in the
brightness of her eye aud the tone pos
sessed by the muscles of the face and neck.
Her movements are full Of grace, for her
limbs have been refreshed and strengthened
by repose, and her mind is clear and
bright, for it also has rested, and there
have been no bad dreams TO exhaust her
nervous system and make her limp and
haggard. Her intelligence is then at it's
maximum, and she she feels the mental
reck lessuess that is so generally the result
of sound, healthy sleep, and that is only a
natural elation of the emotions, pleasant t
doubtless, for her TO exhibit, but far more
pleasant to those to whom it is manifested.
II, on the contrary, she has slept badly,
or has suffered from nightmare, in cOnse-
queuce of feeble digestive system, her
eyes are weak, dim and watery, her face is
fiabby, her head appears to be held un.
steadily on her shoulders, for it droops on
her chest, OF bobs helplessly from side 70
side, her complexion Is dull and blOtChy,
red where it ought not to Oe red, and pale
where it ought not be pale. Her express
sion is indicative of the discomfort she has
undergone during the night, her move
meDts are either painfully slow, or aggra-
vatingly brusque, her intellect shows stu
pidity, her emotions are torpid, her per.
ceptions dull.
While the woman that is in good physi
cal health exhibits all the beauty in the
early morning that her features are capa
BILE of expressing, the one whose organic
life is deranged is at this period OF the
day at her worst. There is no better test
Of woman's health than her ability tC
eat hearty breakfast, and it might almos,
be said that her physical beauty Is in direc
proportion TO the amount OF beeisteak o
mutton chops she can put into herself al
this meal. Certainly, pretty women cal
always eat hearty breakfast.
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We onaiienge the world.

W1en we say we believe, we have evidence
TO prove that ShilOh's COnsumDtiGn Cure is
decidedly the best Lung Medicine made In As
mueh as II Will cure common or Chronic
cough in on e-halt the time aud relieve Asth-
ma, Bronchitis WhOOping Cough, Croup tnd
snow more cases OF Consumption cured than
all others. 1t Will cure where they tail il f.
child and we guarantee what we say Pric,
lOc., SOC and tlOO If your Lungs are sore
CHEST or Back lame, use ShilOh's Porous Plas.
ter, sold by III. Is. Cochran, druggist, Nos. l37
ana l89 North Qneen street feh7-a0il
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raursDAY : TvwNIEo. AUG. as. 1884
Z DUUBr TT.


rpUUBT 1T.
whcp pair Of red lips are upturned TO your
own.
win no one 70 gossip aboutit,
DO Won pray for endurance 20 lot them alone
&, wnsl. gNsptn yGr ao.~Sut douhtt H.
when a sly little hand you're permitted to
seize,
with a velvety softness about it.
DO you think you can drop IT with never a
sauecsc'
We'll, maybe you can-but doubtitT
when a tapering waist is in reach OF your
arm,
with wonderful plumpness about H.
DO you argue the point 'twixt the good and
the barnlf
Well, maybe you debut doubt IL.
And IL by these tricks you should capture a
heart,
With womanly sweetness aboutt,
viii you guard 1t. and keep 1t and act the
good part
Wen, maybe you will-but doubtit.
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IhOnsann. nnN 20.

Mr.. Il; Atkins, Girard, Kan, write; 81
never hesitate To recommend your Electric
blNIs 10 my Customers, they give entire sat
isihclloh ana are rapid sellers" Electric
blttefs are the purest amt best medicine
khown anu WI positively cure kidney ana
liver COMPLAINTS Purify the blood and reg.
without them. They viii save hundreds OF
dollars Ia doctors bills every ear. SOLD a
hnIy cents a bottle by II Is. Cochran. druggist.
Nos, l37 and l39 North Queen street, LanrT-I,.r
Pa. - '' ~, H.
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W AS miraculous operation. No one thinks
OF raising the dead these tines, { ough some
desperately close TO death door hrvr been
completely restored by BuTdOck BiOOd Ri,ier,
70 genuine ana lasting hsaltu. FOr sale by II
Is Cochran, druggist, l37 ana l39 North Queen
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(DKrwALL LrHANON & UuI. .EI,is,oK
~ VALLEY RAILROAD TIME.TABLE.

Trains leave Lebanon daily toNcCpt sun
hhy) Rt $50 u. m, i2Sh amt l"15 y m
Arrive At Cornwall Ht $40 H. M. 1887 - IN.
Rnd go ~, m; NJ CUucwugO at T.Hl a. M. I.lS
ana SD y. m, connecting with the runnsy
wanna railroad Tor points tN-t ana west
NORrHwARD.
Trains leave ConeWagO AZ Iana NJ, $40 ana
Sh IN.
Arrive at Corn wall bt X. ~ a m, ans and gI8
y nj ~ Lebanon ~ S.N a. IN, : and g:li H.
IN connecting AZ Lebanon with rhtluduIpuin
HthiinE railroad tor points kHst Und West,
hnd the Lebanon n fremont branch Tor J uhn-.
town. HiuUglUyU aud fremont
Tue 6:W u ~, train will stop only AT Corn.
wall COtUurnOk and BplRiru.
4 N'LUhUis = IOg.g usJ. SIl HALI.
~ hpNb iiHU lAI.Lf
tH l1a uv> 'un TH.HIItr.H Uu 4 .u JOIUTU ntt
f"J1 .supnsii KN'rHn on fIu tOlluVtrp
umv
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GlrDpAgTh!

Her power was retained by force of personal
charms. she led the olu d" boys" captive
whenever she talked "pretty" 10 them and
showed her teeth. History should tell us tnat
$ she used SOEODOST, but II don't.
ThSSSw
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Lrttrr rrom ,.rn. JnnnF. mnltnrd.

y DEY STREET, NEW NoEK oct :, lSSR
For years psst / have used AL.COCK's 20.
RoUs PLASTER ON my person and In my family
and have found them perfect a. AN external
remedy, quick in their action, giving immc.
diate relief, without blisterinH e skin, ami
far superior To all others. No family shoGld
be without ALLCOCK's PORoUs PLAsTRRs their
healing powers are wonderful, AMI their IN.
cacy TAR reaching and lasting. when IA Wa-h.
inRton last winter l was induced to try
another much advertised plaster tor severe
pain in my tck. No relief from the pam, uut
sore and blistercd back tor "A week was the
result. SO soon rs the bi-ters healed aD.
piled two OF ALLCOCK's POROUs PLAsTEEs, and
tney gave me immui late and permanent re.
liei. Tney give additional strength and vi.
taity To the spinal column, and they are a
never failing remedy in my family tor
coughs, colds, sprains, and all pains ana weak
nesses. Z heir use has repeatedly saved me
from pneumonia lconstantly use them amt
would not be- without them for any considera.
tion. JOHN T. MULFOkD
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NANAhI BIHD suPPLIEs, CANARY,
~ temp ana Rape Seed, Fish Bone, Birul
Mamma, Mixed Seed, Red Gravel In packs ana
Bird Bath at
HUBLEY's DRUG STORE,
ho-0md "a West King street.
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a Yelling ISaby

Is some hing TO be avoided. Babies with colds
Tables wi h Group, ba Dies with sCarus burns.
bites acnes, sprains, or pains are bound to he
come noisy tenants OF the household. DR.
Thomas EcIectric Oh will cure All these CON.
plants. For sale by IA. Is. Cochran drugunst
l37 ana lSg North Queen street
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4 hEAR uANANA FILLEh CIBakS ron
~ GEMS. Guaranteed To be cear fillers, at
HAkTMAN'S YELLOW EkOkT ClGAR
STORE.
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I uUAL AnnaN"EnEnr,.
HOURS roe CLOSING THE MAILS.

L
HOURS FOR CLOSING THE MAILS.
by R~iTnsd-NEw NORK THROUGH MAIL 300
ami 7:"0 II, ln l2,'0 p m, 800 y. III. and 200 II.
WAY MAIL cnst, 1850 H. N
DowNINsTowS, Leaman Place and Gap, 6'lb
PHILADELPHIA THROUGH MAIL 500 nnG 7.Da
m, 50, "A. ru., I23I, ban aud 2tOa m.
rIrTswURG AND wEsT, 800 ,r, un., leo ana 1913
nATmsBuHG MAIL, 500 and 500 IA m, I2O $500
7;l5 ana 1913 ~.
WAY MAIL west, O.. o and guOa IN.
BALTlMoRs AND WAsHlNGrOE, via Philadel.
phih 5:uNp M.
BALrMoRE AND " "AsHrNGToN, via York, 1880
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN, VIA Harrisburg
lO:l5 p. IA.
Coatesviuc and Downingtown at 1890 p IN.
LoLu BIA ht GDh ~ 1880 and OO q. IN.
TORK AND hoRE WAY I:30 dnd lOIi p. m.
noRrHERH CENTRAL, EUO n. i!2U ana lO:iA
READING, via EEApING AND COLUMBIA Il. r.,
700 n. n and l2"O %. ~.
REArIrG. VIA Phi,udelpIia, 6:,Uand IllOpm
READING Way, via junction Litiuz, Man
helm, tnsl li"npn"td ana tphrHtu, 3;l5 p. IN.
QUAkRNNILLE, tHrmursO, New PrOyidGnCe
west Nilluw, hhrtinsville, RtttOn amt Limo
valley, $50 a. IN, anG 800 p III.
NEw HOLLAND, ChWC ,wn, Grcenbank
Blue Bail, Hoohvilir, BcarIOwn ami Spring
Grove, by way OF Downingtown, at B;l5 D. M
aud 1900 N.
sAPE HARBoU, via Columbia, $50 a. m. and
$40 y, IN.
~ stage -SHckwatcT and safe Harbor
daily, at coop n,
r. Millcrsville, SAINT 1880 "A. m. ana an. IN
Rinklry. bridge, LeuCuCk, RToyiUe, New
Holland, ESQ p.
WinOW street SmithvilIe Buck Cbestnut
Level Green, Peters Creek, Pleasant Grove
Rock Springs, fairmount ana KOwlnndsyiIIe
MO, daily, al 7gO A. ~. N'
Lnuuis' NhIey oregon, v est Earl Farm
rTsvIle, Nctisyillo llnklotOwn Terre HiII
Mar'indHlC, daily, hl 23D o. IN '
Greenland, Fertility, Lampoter and Wheat.
land Mills 10 stras urg, daily AT D. N
New DanVille, COuCstOgU, MartityiIle Cole
InanHille, Mount Ncbo, RaHlinsville, BE-
thcsda and Liberty square daily. M g.8O'n nm
clos ut 1000 D. m.
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T.. II. DILLER, Agt..
lANls" n,,,nLYrn rAnlnEn,nIr

atiNS DISSOLVED rAhI nEksaIT
IL ana petmauenly closed the Chestnut
street Iron Works, desire 20 inform my old
patrons and thc public generally that ! am
still In the business, being located In the Penn
Iron Companys Orks, North Plum street
where AN making Iron ana Brass Castings
OF every dc 'tTiptlOu, and viii be please. 10
serve all who may favor me with theiT patron
age. from ~ years experience In the business
anu using the best material ami mplOying
the best mechanic, | am sau Ned can guar
antec entire satisfaction. Castings mh,iU from
mixture OF iron ana steel which are moro re-
liable tol strength and durability than the
rolls aud rolling mil work specially. Cast
tngs male of very SOFT iron, ana brass cast
ings OF every DESCRIPTION. I hay" all the pat
tors af the VOL and tayOrubly known MOwreT
Corn ANA Cob CrusheT reftted and impFOyel
Also on hdnd, mills mplCtSly fitted up 81 In
parts, 10 replace OLD ones which have been In
use Tor years, guaranteeing them 10 give sat.
isiHCtiOn.
anglican" x NurITITEN
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PpIGuIfGnl

Harris burg Express WHicu leaves Lancaster
At 7;io p. M, mas direct connections without
change Of carsl - Columbia and York.
falt Line, west, on sunday, when tagged
VII stop ~ DOvniugtOWD, COHbtsviIle, PilrEss
burg, Aount JOY, Kli2RbethtOwn and Middle
town.
Day Express Fast LINE, News E1prnss. Mail
Train, No. J. Western EKproBs and Pacific M.
press run iPNv.
The time mere give n Il Eastern time, or that
OF the 18th meridian. WhiCr ta minute and
seconds tt-trr fhHn THAT ncrrfO 'Dra usrr
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The Fal term OF this insitu ion Will Cp..r
1Hl R>bA1 4. NJ, SkPl \ ihur,II. 20.
training l. attempted in Itin. ,,r,rE ~
Ma h"untc- w.t. special pltrufiru rrrn.
tnRi-h hrAnCnc-. Toe tuH.Iug ht- cen
Thoroughly repaired ana t.. 'rrIu. ere, r,. =
OnubIr GEOEIEF MILL 81
AS f-Gi n, rf,r
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l Nhahs srELtEIC uEIsGOINA. - Inn
" Great English Remedy, An unfRilinE
Iolow loss OF Memory, Universal Lassi.
tnde, Pain in the Back, Dimness OF
Vision, Premature Old Age, and many
other diseh5Gs that lead to Insanity or Con.
sumption aud Premature Grave. Fun par.
ucu!ars In our pHmplet, which we desire 70
sehu iiee bY man 10 every one, The SPECIFIC
hedicinels sold by ali druggists al sl per pac X.
age, or six packages tor o., or will be sent frer
~ mail on the receipt OF tho money, by All.
dressing the agent
Al, , Il. Is. COCHRAN, Druggist,
NOS. l5I ana ldS North queen street, Lancas-
ter, Pa.
On account OF counLerleits, we have adOpt-
Oh tho ielloM wrapper theonly Renuine
TIE GRAY MEDIClHECO.,
ydSW Buffslo. X. Z.
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rRsVELs sB'S aUIDE.

7 ANUssrtR AND MiLtEHSytIlE X q
Cara run ~ follows
Leave Lancaster o. X. pupuu, at 7, q nm.
liN "A m, aud ?, I. and ,.u ". m , except ON
saturday when the last car leaves az NIO n. M
leave NltlotNNilr OOWur Cudl, at r. &, ana
~ "A M, Hud |, 3 ana p. m
Cars run daily ON above time except
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EDJC CgTION A.

q. GrnHGt' NALL rOR BDNS, ntI~T-
~ ERs TOWN, Nj, prepares for any college
or business life. Unsurpassed s1in To tiOU a
year PhOF, } I. hlSEAR
apEI'ElucOd Principal.
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IIANt Krnnn 90, LrDt. ~. M.,t,

n tr0m ~ IaucIpUlL ON The ~.
TroNAs jHA-E It.. o., rre~'L ndrr ,rre Ot
society OF trIcnd- UIa-.iC,l amt Scientific
C"uJ-cS. Application tor admission may now
BE- made. For catalogue address IEoP. i LNC
~ AhPLhSS, Dean, HavrrforI Coucte + ..
Pa. u71uTHSsylt
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NELW w HALL,
READING, PA.

\ Preparatory school tor Boys conducted on
the Military pan Thorough preparation tor
g. TIE higher Institutions OF learning
For circulars address the Ileadma-ter.
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ss-Uec"rstiv. ART. Explicit directions tor
every use are given with the Diamond uycs
TOR dNelng MOsses, grasses, Eggs, ivory
Hair. &c. iOc. Druggists keep them Wells
Richardson X Co, Burlington, VI.
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~ Lancaster with Niagara EEprrJs at 9:4S
TlI run through N E.nCver daily, erc.pt
sunday.
Froderick AccOHIu citation vest, connecting
{ LanCA- ter with F-s, Limo, wust, AZ l.S5, wiif
'ln through N G~cuCItCk.
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rKASD wpKD COHTf~T'
VI >Et OND SERIES!
kufe. tanning and Inst ruC'iyu PAs'imc
La grly Increased Numbers Ot Magni.
hcent and Costly Premiums 5iv II.
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rams.

=
{ CRAsp oouNr' ram
Grand Balloon Ascension.
On TTEsGAr, IsI%S, sErFET4sn ,Td E by g.
accompanied by M,s- Johnston
Grand County Fair.
LANCASTER, Pa,
September l to 8, 1884.
THE GRANpEsr ENHIBIroF
HORSES, CATTLE. sutEP, PICS ANp
FINESr DISPLAY OF
FLOWERS, EHuLIs ASn VEGETABLES.
AGRICULTURAL AND EAsMlNG lMPlE-
GRE ATtsT NuMBER .0f. ...
HOUSEHOLD MECHANICAL \ II MANI
EAjTURED ARTICLES,
EVER SEEN ~ LNNCN~rEE "a.
SPEED TRIALS DAliN.
EXCURSION RATES ON kAlLRuNDs
special ATTRACTIONS AND orLEN.
plD BANDS EACH DNN.
CHIEY MARSHAL....,,.......,.. ...IuHN II. lluH
Entries for Races During FAIR week:
NU.2-1UE>pAN,s SEPT. :, 10 CLASS.
"kichard," c.g.M MacGonig e, Lancaster.
"Fal' u < I'd MacGOuigle. Iu.cts.rr.
brewer" hr K, r Brchrvl. kraIinE
Jumbo b z - Green, Linwu"d, pol GO.
"Quccn :" u. III y II ~nrtrler. Carlisle.
"Iuu scott" D. e., { KOte. Lancaster.
Robert steel =" K Bal gy. Lancaster.
-. H., < < james Hugh. tinrri- urE'
" Matte, W z. IN. II = tTtw tOTi, Lancaster.
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IL THE MOST
ECOEOMlCAL POWER KNOWN FOR
DRlNlNG LIGHT MACHINERY.
IT TAKE BUT LITTLE ROOM.
lT SEyEH GET- OUT OF REPAIR.
1T CAN NOT BLOW UP
lT Requires No FUEL.
lT HEEDs NO ENGINEER
THERE II NO DELAY No FIRING UP.
No AsHE- TO CLKAN w.
No bXTRA IHrURANCE TO PAY.
No REPAIRING NECESsAkY.
No COAL BILLS TO PAY, AND
In Is ALWAYS READY POR UsE.
II II invaluab g tor Blowing Churuh Organs
fOr Running Printing PRESSES, sewing MIA.
cnines, Turning Lathe. scroll saws Grind
stones, C0nee Mills, sausage Machines, Feed
Cutters, corn Mills, Elevators Ice Cream
fTcezers, Etc. La!l Al j l.. Binkley's Grocery
store, corner East King and Duke streets. and
see one in operation.
fOurh0Is" power at 40 pounds pressure OF
water, It IN nOIsgl H., neat, compact, steady
and above ali IL is VERY CHEAP. Price n I6
to $500. send tor CICularto
4. II. DILLER, Agt..
NO. X n. DUKE ST., LANCASTER, PA.
The Backus MOTOR will do moe work with
less water than any other water motor ip rX-
lsltLce, augll 3md
New-York tribune., 1884-11-15
TELEGRAPH LIIIG1TION IN TEXAS.

PARIS, Tex, Nov. 14.-Twenty -four Balti-
more and ohio Telegraph employees arrested here
several ago the ns cation of the Western Union
but i'll the name of the Texas and Pacific Railway Com
pany claiming that the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph
Company was trespassing their right OF way, which,
however had been previously condemned under the gen.
cra telegraph law OF Texas The men were released the
&c ruling the railroad company should pay the
costs To-day the Baltimore aud Ohio obtained an In
junction the United States Court restraining the
Texas and Pacific Company from any further interier
with the Baltimore and Oho's men or property IN
Fannin and Red River counties.
GALVESTON, Nov. LITTLE Western Union obtained an
injunction from the United states Court III this district
in October, restraining the Baltimore and ONO ieie
graph Company from building its lines through led
River County the right OF way OF the Texas ana f
cc Railway claiming that the proceedings OF the state
Court not nal and that the Western Union tom
pany owned the exclusive interest In easement Tor tele
graph lines along the railway The United states Court
to-day gave judgment In favor OF the Baltimore ana
Ohio Company, dssolylug the Injunction.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-15
ATT4CKING HIS PARTNER.
THE CAUSE OF HORACE wEDDELIS ASSAULT on
MR. EVERETT IN CLEVELAND.
TKIRIN Il

THE CAUSE OF HORACE wEDDELES ASSAULT on
MIR. EVERETT IN CLEVELAND.
lTY TELEGRAPH TO THE rKIBUN3l
CLEVELAND, Nov. 14.-The murderOus as
sault of Horace p Wcddc upon his former friend and
business partner Everett has been the talk Of Ceve-
land since the first publication OF the fact People have
been at loss to assign any for the attack other
than insanity until modest announcement appeared
among the marriage notices OF the after
noon papers to-day which affords key
the troubles of Mr. Wedde and lays bare the details
of romantic life Tie announcement makes public the
marriage of Horace p. weddell and Mary Zimmerman
at Meadyille, Penn, on October q.
This Is Mr. Wedders second marriage. The first oc-
Cured thirty years ago, when he wealthy young
man and regarded good catch" The former
Mrs weddell was Miss Webster, of Limerick, Maine.
When Mr.. Wcdders father died the young pair took
possession OF the family mansion in Euclid
ave- The place was elegant but old-fashioned
and Mrs Wedde proposed that the house be replaced
with more modern structure To TINS her husband
objected and for twelve years the subject gave rise 10
quarres In OF which, nnaly, the VIE become SO en-
RACED that she flew at her husband with a small knife
and stabbed him in the breast The pair then separated
where they lived until her death in Florence in June
Mr.. weddel never failed to honor his wlies drafts and
1t estimated that she received fully Soooooo during
when the family went to Europe, Mary Zimmerman.
the chldrens nurse, remained behind as Mr. WedeiIs
holsekeepcr. Mr.. Weddc frequently sent agents To
Europe to bring about reconciliation but all failed
TO America and buried in Greenwood Cemetery,
and the children here to live with their father bat
soon began dispute with him over his domestic affairs
and thus brought about the recent marriage: The
ceremony witnessed by Rufus I. Ranney aud other
prominent persons of Cleveland. IL was kept secret
and the family quarrcls continued until a few weeks
ago when Mr.. Weddcll attempted to Kill two or his
children. lie wrought up TO such pitch by ms
domestic and business troubles that he was ready 10
imagine his partner guilty OF frauds In connection with
the latter TO this feeling IL attributed the attack upon
Mr. Everett on Monday night Mr.. Weddel Is not gene.
rally believed to be insane He still worth millions Of
nj larst tcs his losses.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-15
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

DETROIT Nov. IA fire at Mount Clemens last night
destroyed the Grand Trunk Railroad warehouse and
freight sheds, and their contents Five were burned.
The loss is $4,000.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1.-THE Wabash elevator at Maryville,
Nodaway County. Missouri. owned by W. J. Stratton,
was destroyed by fire ths morning The loss Is $4,000
GALVESTON. Nov IA disastrous fire at Newport
Clay County i'll Texas, yesterday destroyed eight bus
ness houses.
GALVESTON, Nov. IA fire occurred at Big Sandy.
Texas, Tuesday The loss is $4,000; insurance
$4,000 Thcheavest losers are Ahrcnson, dry goods,
- 900 j. " Darroh, dry goods, $1,000.
MONROE, La, Nov. IA cotton seed oil mill was de-
sroyed by dire here last evening The loss and insurance
not known. Seven cattle, box and Hat cars of the
Vicksburg. shreveport and Pacific Railroad Company
consumed. The oil mill valued at $4,000 1t
belonged 10 L. ID. Mclean OF Monroe. and B. Lalande
of New Orleans