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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-26

ASK She most eminent physician
Oh any school, what ~ the best thing
in the world for quoting and allayirr
all irritation OF the nerves. and curing
All forms at nervous complaints, giving
natural, childliko refreshing sleep nj.
Ways7
And they will tell you unhesitatinglv
"Somo form of Hops llw
CHAPrER I.
ASK any or all OF the most lemineut
physicians:
"What IN the best and only remedy
that can be relied on to cure NH disou,i.
of the kidneys and urinary organ,
such az Bright's disease, diAhetis, rgten
ton, or inability 10 rotam urine and all
the diseases and ailments peculiar to
Women -
Aud they will toll YOU explicitly and
emphaticly "Bucm ~
Ask the same physicians
= what w the most reliable aul surest
cure Tor all liver disoAsos or dvSpepsn,
constipation, indigestion. hill usnpss.
malaria, fevor, ague, &C., and they will
tell YOU;
Mandrake Tor Daudoliou!l
Hence when these remedies are combined
VAN others equally valuable,
Ana compounded into Hon BliterS, such A
wonderful aud nay >terious curative power 4,
developed, winch is so varied In its opera.
lions thni no disease ur IN heslth can pnssi.
My exist orrcslst ltSpowcr, and yrtitis
untm t,S Tor tho most trail woman, weak. .
est invalid OrtIralh II child to use,
CHAPTER ~,
"Pnticnts
almost dend mr. nearly dyinr.r
For years, and given up hy phN sician,.
OF Brighrs and other kidney aascnsos'
liVer complaints, severe coughs, called
consumption, have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy nm
FROM agony Of neuralgia, nervous
ness, waketulness, aud various diseases
peculiar to women.
People drawn out ofsnopc from eycrucia'.
VIZ panss OF rheumatism, inuammatory an,
chronic or suffering from scromla.
ErysipClUsi
"SNltrhcum, blood poisoning, dyspcp.it. I'm.
dlgesuon, aud IN fact almost All dlsCnses frall
Nature II hclrtO
Have been cured by Hop Rltters, proof of
which can be found In every nclghborhood
IN We known world. --
EG- Nome genuine without a bunch nj
green Hops IN the white label. Shun uli the
vie, poisonous stun with "Hop" or "Hop-"
in their name
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w A. TED = TEACH k1eS M 7 s-.-l W.
mat the Texas $ tooI Apencv KNOW
C. ntro led by The Intelligence amy GnS y nov
ment Office, 6O9 NJ lin street, iiaiiaes Employ.
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t'Ok sALE-FARM in DALLAS CO.
u or to rem, Tor money. Two hun
lttd ana eighteen acres, one and hail
miles west of Glcrhiihan. rich biart 'and,
wen improved, Ia line state Of cultivation;
'arEe dwelling, rooms; barn, 0u.balldiags
ana teuaht houses; splendid orchard lueehli
good wells and ~ acres l.tubeE This t
nne Of the best places IN Dallas county.
rue perfect no iucumhtEnce; terms easy
Apply TO or address Or. l.. K STRoup, NcN-
nrdy0u. Dallas county, Texas. eugs.2m
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W A others who Sib9 have n6i f .,Ks 4SS
Justify their enployin a perna,'nnt work e
keeper can have their books re snGnl book.
anu posted by an experienced 6ooSS ny Kept
VINO mas several hours to SPA q Keeper,
Herald flee. Ives w. T. @, care
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NANIEb 90 FIFTY UPERAT0ES M
,I h.9ke Jeans panis;special prices o0e,.
"a Apply Main street eutrHuee Grt,s'a
NE hours OF aAd s q. M. Iird ''ssvl
"GaNKCNHjP - BLAZE. '"''v uol,
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GRACE HOUSE
]. ?, GRACE, Proprietor and Land Ag'l
WALNUT SPRINGS. TixAs
UNP J

IN each number ~ ID MORT rT'S
MON lllLN MAGAElNEwtII be Siyen +, mi
hEe fashionable Pattern of any sigo or stvie
sclected, IN king twelve patterns during ihn
.M or Naueo overt 81 htsides tn most non.
' N li'a,i,vh,.r'a,ninEandu useful magazine. Single
DHNoREsr, ! Ess 18th street Nov York
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w Az dl hb-E TIA bUDY III n :, A S,,.t
th@t waits help G p any lTFis S5 ana aSSs
eI u they viii apply atthe InteIine furnish,
1ls Main rect, Dallas. igence Office
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I'QR RE >T-A MI ELY FL mo H9S 4
n II tooIl, corner HARDWOOD and P"'cSidassHEl
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w. i. CABELL, Bayor.
ATTEST: w. n. PARRY. CITY SncrrInrv ~.

n n OhDtNANtE DISTINGUISHING AMI
- ordering built additional sewers In he
city OF Dallas Wv
,i he il ordained by the city Council Of the
city ut Dallas: ''
SECTION !. That there shall be and i.
hereby established and ordered built mud
maintained the following additional district
sewers In the city of Dallas, to-wlt: A dis,
trict lateral sewer, 9 inches in diameter, of
Nclrlhed clay pipe circular II form, between
commerce and Main streets, underground
RON Murphy 10 Sycamore street, and from
IIeu'r'on 10 martin street; thence east on
Commerce To Murphy street, to be- laid m
'ucn depih ana grade us shall be directed nv
me CIty Engineer, AID made TO connect with
lhc main public sewer IN Murphy street. Tho
'osl ihlr,qf @ be paid by the property own.
SEC. .. That a'l blocks between Main and
commerce streets from jefferson street In
Murphy ana AL blocks rom Sycamore To
Nurphy street between Main aud Commerce
MVhtre HHde respectively separate sewer
SEC. B. That al the provisions, reou,ra.
menlS ana penalties heretofore adopted ~,
ORDNANCE In reference to the sewers, M spld
Guy shall be IN force and govern the sewers
hereby established ns far rs applicable,
SEC. That this ordnance take effect
from its passage
Approved Oct 7, 1881.
N
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FOR SALE.

OK SALk-TAE "HADO TuE
j oammond homestead. locateo nm pona.
hontas street, between Evergreen md Ervs,
y wv III l ! lses, nos Il
huR sALE-ABOUl 0WJ ACKES UF
4 lane IN the choicest srNzng district 81
leAaS' The ConCho river runs through the
entire Length OF pasture; grass aud shelter
abundant 4 splendid opportunity for ins
STOCK inrm offered for IL short time ut bar
gain. Terms: About half cash, balance
years az 10 per cent interest For price
,urther particulars, apply TO joins HAM
manager nited Trading Company, Colo adt
= ny, itiHN, rOl.tf
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Luk sALE-Ar A GREAT BARGAIN, 4
D choice Farm Of 100 Hcrcs, all enclosed ny
OOis dare hedge, ON which IL n fir new irnihs
residence OF ten rooms, conveniently ar
amt houses and two wells. Also 20 gcresoi
NCh lNnd covered with timber, within hAl
mile OF the farm, Situated la al excellent
nelghburhOOd only Ave miles Norlh, twenty
west rom Dallas. offered for few delt
AEunis. 200 Mnln htreni. naN.
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w or AS s rEDA 2 ,,slIi0N AS H,s TSis w
address iHoMn Nc c, qIcrlyemby an ASeaEt1s
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NNIIONtU VrI. q ISSI,
w l.. CABELL, Mayor.
= true COPY: w. II, PARRY, city Secretary.

4 BILL TO BE ENrITLED-AN ORDIe
- nance TO provide for n Volunteer Fir.
Police company.
SECTION !. BE 1t ordained by the Council
Oh tne Clty OF Dallas, That there shall be- on
sahlHed under the superintendent or the
mayor a volunteer company to lie STYLED the
tlft tonce, To consist Ot not loss than thI..
teen nor more than dny-two men, over th.
NRt OF elgnletr Years. Said company, WHEN
-" uuly, thui! nv c-'nmundVd by the Muvor.
assisted 10y % sergea"' DO. each ,nun6 oi
WE'VE privatesi the serReauts 70 be ciectai
10y majority vote OF the CompRuv uur h.
serve iof one yCHr-0U vacancies 10 be- nIlrd
- " conl plhS election Tor the uneXpired terra
nnelSeShtS CHOSEN for new squads aiior the
nrst eleci ION shall serve only Tor the rcmnin-
uer OF the year, 40 that the Qnnunl election
llora shall he at tho same time. In case Of
,ne absence or any sergeant at q fre The
Gt,Sy,r i,,n! appoint from The members OF
nle squad substitute FOR the time being A.
hreN the sorseGntS shall be dlstinruisbca h,.
lhe WordH, Sergeant No, - and the prIv.ttss
ny tue words Fire Police" worn ia BLACK
letters on white hat or cap bands.
Sec, 2 That the duties ufsaid compnnv shall
extend 70 everything connected Will iireS no,
pertaining to the regular FIRE department. A
portion may be detailed by the MAYOR. mn,
uer the command of Il sergeant or gerprsnia
~ me case may oe, to serve az police for
tN projection oi property, To prevent the
lhltrmeddiinS or intrusion OF persons moi
belonging 10 the nre Department mar In tLe
premises on rro or endangerd by the nre; To-
, atItst SUSPECTED persons NJ fires or persons
hltuullug with movable property; To carry
out goods or other moycRhle property and
secure them, and generally to do All that
may be deemed by the Mayor, or officer I'm
command, necessary for the protection and
mlotN OF persous and property at Ares.
rec. 3 That whenever thirteen or moro
volunteers shall he enrolled, the Mavor shall
organize them into one or more Sounds.
hen 80 organized they may nuke such
rules and 10 equations for their government
not / consistent with this ordinance, MS they
may deem proper The squads and sarrpnnis
sh9ll be numbered one, Two, three and four
ana the sergeant, shalt tute rank I'M M,
same order OF seniority At compnnv mr't.
lns5 Tue Mayor II present shall preside. OH.
erNlse the senior sergeant present
Sec :. That said company may n,opt any
uniform they may prefcrto be worn on oih cr
occasions than fires, and may hold their
meetings In The City Hall nj ANY time ,rhon
neither the Mayors court nor Council is In
Sec. 5. That this ordinance shall take efysci
ana DC IN force from and alter its passage.
Approved October 10, 1881.
NJ L
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INUN NAI.E--Bl SOUVU WFNT LAND
l. COM PANN-i-room house, lot d0xl2j, cor
ncr OF CrOwduS and Porter streets. iot lelt
loo, Main street, noRr Ervay:2 acres with
aouses OF and rooms, East Dallas, NORTH
eHa1 ~ FNir Grounds, i-tOum house. lot COX
~, corner OF tOrsicana and Bruwdor sireetS;2
9eres with houses, aud rooms, East nal.
a., northeast of Fair Grounds: S-rnnm house,
lot JQN'N, corner Griffin and Gihhs streets;
iotS ana :, n and 2ench 6OXl2i, IN Middle.
.Nhhadditon, adjoining Rnd west Of Fair
ntoundsi lot TNSu, corner Griffin aud Akam
streetti lot NONioo, Joins Fair Ground on the
VEST iol ZgNN, on Pacific avenue, opposite
r0'seuser depot; lot d9lsNlOO, corner Cotton.
vOoi nun ovid Cedar Strings n aurllti
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NOR SALE = THNEE ENIFI IENT
4 drummer's wagons and teams, Amply 10
En- RANnALL'S stables. triitf
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LOk SALE-CoRb AND STOsN WOOD
II In any quantity and best quality; over
200 cutdson hund. Also, wanted tO buy cot
ton seed aud seed cotton nj highest market
price. A. pYsrERBACn. Eel7.tf
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w an EEDa A. nG.oNTR4CToE = E aSiS,lt
hutchlns station; 1850 cub ~, : miles finn
20 ! De handled. For specficoriSn"ur9as Of earth
nee OF Darsan 4 Trezavant ''''o''S eau at Of.
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w MNIE D-TU khNT A NIrL,I- uOltlf
nisaed room for husband nn ELY FUR.
A ,hirns 20 ME- b. Ardreys bo ard Nwis con
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a.. W. l., CABELL, Mayor
A.teet' w. n PARRY. City secreinfv.
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EOk HhNt-FARM AND GIN, rHNhs
Il miles east ot Dallas; 100 acres IN culiiNN-
llon ana l4O IN grass, Apply to a. DNai lN-
BACn, li1B East Film ST. uC.i',t
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WANTED

" u ~ . W IMAM TO 10 Ci5,,,7 0-5,l
~ homework. Apply to IN GENERA
Sra ana 'o9 Elm street, Gomez ,; ALslo,
..s1ee.. Syeamol
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yfJit RENf-FO RNiSnEb or uNtuR'
nthod rooms at sg Brow0Cr street, COZ.
mer iark, enc block nom ErNOy aud be,t
lines. uolta
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WHAT Is TALKED or ABROAD.
NOTES FROM THE BRITISH CAPITAL.


INV ,unI N IN.rIrrrr nrrNTNC-rITr pUI-I-
.......
phN'lAL fLt. Nv ~. W. "'''
LONDON SEPT. Z''-lhe announcement 'n''
MT l"Weh VIII uehNet the 'ra'ioh '' '''' 'l'""- " Wv
Muhhu institute a' hI"lhth''' "'i'" y ""''' w. w
place. adds considerable Interest to ih' ah'll
Several other prominent speakers VIII po l'''"l' '
Is understood that MT Lowe" intends 10 make "''
greatest ei'lt'
AMERICANS COMING HOME.
The coming Presidential election is having the effect o
fastening the departure the majority OF the American
visitors th, season of whom starting for home
a month earlier than usual
TIE Nrw-oRfFANs FXHBITION.
Messr. Pine and Fearn the European Comms 'ioncr-
for the Ncw-Orcan- Exhibition have already arranged
with ofcxhbitors at the London Health ENhib
tion for the direct transfer Of their exhibits to NeWo
leans the moment the Health Exhibition closes
\ large batch OF finely executed colorcd autographs
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DIED.

Friday eyeqns 5d5 1' a. ec F0andAnd
Funeral on Tuesday 50th inst AZ a. ~ from tie residence
Friends are invited to attend
FfLLEBRoWy- suddenly a, the Navy Yarf New.York on
The 27th INST, Commodore Thomas scott Filebrown, l. y
Funeral vii take pace at he late ra.i,nce at tho Navy
yard. at ten 10 o'clock Monday morning the 18th INST
HATcH-At Richhed springs, September q. Mary O.
Funeral at Palmyra, y y. Wednesday Octo-
Der lat.
JARVIs-Suddcny saturday september 81 1854, oliver
Amer1nan, aged year. mont and days 49,.
Funeral services at bis late residence l2i West l3Ohst.
FRIEND, ahd members dental profession respect
Inter1neni AZ Klinebeck
NoCHAN-Athi're,idcnc Plt''1clh Mas on Friday
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend hs funeral ~
sPcea on SS'iy TAM iii saye Grand
Depot At o'clock Tuesday morning. return train ud-
SON Will reach New-Iork 1888 Same night
MARsH-At Morrtstown. NewJersey on saturday sep
o Marsh and only child OF The late VIM p Dayton esq Of
Funeral services from her reae1ce on Maple ave. Nor.
rstown tuesday september 3d. al > ococS y. m
widow Of the at William Nccali age y.
Intermeni ar Lebanon 'onn
s.otsou 40 80 Lczngt'n-f'er az o. u, Monday, sep
Friends are respectfully Invited to att,nl
Norwich and NIl mantle conn. papers pI''9' copy
SINsLF-on Friday. september 20. william Il" -cts'n
u; ana frgql' r.tayt' 'q2 M i 'aG'il %
rcsidcn,e. $50 % lonu'on.'ta brootyn
ilear7. con o.. Ne pic -,nn,I n ami jan rniiy
SULLIVAN In Friday september lG ~ Nontcsr y -
ruasra ,er1,a., NV nah ri 4 N, ts r,tlrnco Nonhv
o o '' q a,,ey rs ,a',9pas ' ' ~ '
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vut ,mr.pt m"'mo, ap..m',' q ho' ,'s,,.rn.e
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ii,liliouo notice.

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MYSTERY OVER 4 SUICIDE.
Boarders at the METROPOLITAN Hotel al

Boarders at the Metropolitan Hotel and fire.
quentcrs Of NIbos Garcn Theatre were surprised last
evening by The announcement that Frank J.. Vlbbard,
clerk at the hotel cigar counter had committed suicide
He had become familiar person I'm the building and was
n general fivoIc. No could explain his suicide last
might. lie left the hotel at yesterday and went
down town 10 order some cigars. At r. he went to
his ia the boarding house No. 800 East Third st.,
and shot himself m the head with revolver II was
The boarding house that Nbbar had lodged there
for about i've years. When he was not az work he
usually was IN his reading. He neither drank
liquor nor used tobacco No written explanation Of his
suicide found in the room.
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Mexico for 81 100000 will spend another 81 100000 On
stock and improvements
France having blocked the Woo Sung river there Is a
dmlnuton In the volume OF the tom oIn and the fate OF
Che jub iiub bird Is involved in much mystery AS
ever. Philadelphia Evening News.
Ex-Presdent Woplsey, OF Yale College ia a candidate
for elector on the Blaine ticket In Connecticut How
does he like his postOni Galveston News. oh. he
likes great deal better than the Democrats like IT,
Alaska Is to have newspaper. In that cold
country IL ought 10 be blanket sheet New Orleans
Picayune
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THE WEATHER REPOR1.
GOYERNMENT INDLCATIONs.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 27.-For NewEngland.
partly cloudy weather and local showers, southerly
winds, nearly stationary temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic states. fair in the southern
part partly cloudy weather and local showers in the
northern part. southcrly winds nearly stationary tenn
perature
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee. partly cloudy
weather and local rains, souhcrly Winds nearly sta
tiOnary temperature.
For the Lower Lake Region. partly cloudy weather
and local rains sOuthcry winds, lower temperature.
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l2i Grcenwlchst who crazy drunk aud held In his
hand m open clasp knife Through Wooster It, and into
the University Building the unfortunate man was fpl
lowed until his .houts attracted Tho attention of OFF,
Ger who oha.cI the Infatuated smith through tho Uuvrr
sty and arrested him. ~ the Jefferson Market Court
the prisoner 10 the Island FOR three months, Ne
Mlcu D. "a one armed man. veteran al the war.
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M1RR[ED.

JONES -SELf-On THURSDAY september 2j r. Trinity
Church Newport by the Rev Dr Cooke and the Rev MI
Magil, william -trather Jon - - Mary 8rac da1Slter
Of the late Charles II Russell. both OF New.fOrk
WRIGHT-OSGOOD-At Wald-tein Fairfield. Conn., Sep
tembI % 1884, by the Rev Thomas NJ Peters. D. D.. Of
New James Osborne Wright 10 Mabel Cray, young
daughter Of the late Rev. samuel OsgOOd D. d, Ii ID
An notices Of marriages must be Gttorssd rth (ay
name and adITeSs.
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Loryn ~ EIll Lrr..Lr

In q corniieid near Prospect Bridge STRAIT
ford Conn.,. taD b.td hoT of f. vIs Found yesterday
u..Aabu.lct A.r .- A.a1 .t aa open Ia,Ahn-fr With
vLlc. ID, AaI hacked Lu.-rt j.. Manson i"nhd lLhl
TIE ul nld penetrated tlc brain TIC i-IA h'" rl l'l
attempted 90 slab himself To- dttfh, hui iIH- AiL 4'
sorted iu ir pistol Coroner Hot found W tAr i',1''
box uf cartridge comb aud six cents but 20 paI'7
" olAcI articles " Inch Tic person cOu4d De !de"v~
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Their saesrooms at iso Waterst this city, ana
their factory at Jay and plymouth sts, brooklyn Inc
firm Is posed or Richard II. and Anthony B Alien.
They about $3.50, 900 Independent OF the mortgages
Oh their real estate.
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THE WEEK ~ SOCIETY.
WEDDINGS INCREASING II NUMBER

GAYrrY II THE BEGE-HGr HILL--srBURnAN
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
| Notwithstanding the fact that number of social in
cidcnts of marked interest have taken place in and
around New-l ork in the past week the centre of the
social movement remains AT Lenox, where there has
been succession Of entertainments to keep the
riage- whrlng along the dusty roads amid the Herk-
shire Hills. The trains of carriages pleasantly
broken now and then 10y q four hand of which there
are several in the vicinity. including Mr. Rves's. Mr.
| Bcck'-. Mr.. Schcrmc rhon- Nj. Padolfold'- and Mr.
| Nickcrson's The play OF Weeping Wives" by Mrs.
| Harrison was bought ont Tuesday at her cottage
and was pronounced a decided success. though the
| wives in the audience laughed more than they wcpt
| Mr. Coward was capital in his part. and Mrs Mason,
Mis- Lcayt and Mr.. Draper also earned warm praise
Last evening the Town Hall throngcd 10 see the
tableaus in which Mrs Frank White. Mrs. Clarence
| Cary and Mrs Sloane shone forth with all the ac
ccssorcs of uXurie- and tasteful stage setting The
new PLAY Of Mrs llarrisons also passed Oft smoothly
al il. production the evening. and showed many
clearly arranged situations. Other incidents of the
week were . fair at the Misses Furnis-- house. where
all the articles offered for sale were made OF paper
! Mr.. 5 G.. Ward held . reception in honor oi Miss
Sharon. her attractive granddaughter Yesterday was
another dav Tor races in the berkshire region. and the
| weather favored the sport more than week ago,
! when II varied dsmally. The coming week AZ LenoX
will bc well filled with receptions dances and other
diversions Of the cottage clement Mr. Marie gives
| German at the Town Han on tuesday. shad9"
cast the region on Friday, However by the
ragical death OF Francis kernochan. which caused
widespread feeling of sorrow and will place m mourn
| ing influential family in this city. The death of
llcrbci Mason Stock bridge another Unexpected
occurrence, aud caused the postponcmrul oi Mother
Goose party, which to bc given 10y Mis- Appleton,
| of Boston.
The tide Of goycty at Newport j.. running low. one
wedding broke the mono of the week. bn It was OF
the quiet kind. The bride was Miss Grace H. Russell.
daughter of Charles II. Russell and the groom wa
| W Stothcr Jones. Of this city. The ceremony took
| place at Trinity Church on Ihul-day
Fbcrou va. the scene of wedding Of note last Tues
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rAtIrnR or r. u ALLEN 4 60

X. II. Allen ~ CO., manufacturers OF aSIlcni-
,.r,l i,nplem,nts made assignment yesterday to
Andrew IL Macy giving preferences ior about $4,000.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

diagram bsom.tr. variations IN this city BY t,nh,
OF inches The perpendicular lines divisions Of time for the y hour
preceding midnight line the oscillation
by The dotted line
the variations tue a. ind ssd By the thermometer a. Hal
nass pharmacy. Sls Broadway.
TRIBUNE OFFICE. Sept cal a. m.-The movement
Of the barometer during the fair and cloudy weather
yesterday downward. Tho temperature ranged be
80 and Il the 65l4 being Size higher
than the corresponding day last year. and Is higher
than Friday.
Cool partly cloudy weather and possibly rain, may be
expected to-day lu this city and vicinity.
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Earl e. Wilson's short band' Collars an4
bead.edge CUTS are the best. Sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-28

ceived by Blaine who appears TO lie 20 everybody inds
crimnatey, friends and foes OF MI ages and both sexes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-28

Genuine Johann Io's Mat gctrlrt UrnN1-a1
Hon ami Nprr .lcr neck - ivory Jptut In orsotY
sIcaus iJg general debility. BsNAr1 - .nltiuJlb
Sealskin garments refined, altered, re-dycd,
repaired reliable work reasonable prices.
[. Z. SHAWN, lO3 Prnce-st
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Announcements.

"Rough on Corns.n I5c. Ask for 1t. Cons
plete cure hard or soft c0rns. warts. ounions
"Rough on IoOthaChc." Instant relief LOG.
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LUNDBoRG's RHESrsH COLOGNE

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
1a4 Lexingtonaye., between 29tl and jgth ste
Hours x 20 l. toll Disease. of the Nervous systeA
0enitO rlnlIy organs Impotence AMI stegtE
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IRrWG 10 KILL 4 PARK KEEPER

Save me! Save me :" shrieked Park Keeper
McNIcu be rushed across Washington square yc-er-
day. lie Wa closely followed W Henry smith, OF NJ