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Hand Organs and other Automatic
Mechanical Instruments OF
Sheet Music and Music Books

10 this department have tho most com-
plete stock ever offered 70 the people Of
the country Last year I purchased the
wellknown Foreign Music Store Of NJ. Ellie
Andsince have made immense additions of
tho publications Of all the leading houses Of
France, Germsny and Italy. Prominent
among these ID the LlT0LFf MUSIC, tho
best and cheapest edition OF classic ~
modern music used In the consefyatorivs "
lal nations, unriyallei accuracy, beauty
and cheapness Lito'f catalogues mailed
10 any address free. and esery piece In the
catalogues can always 10 Ind OF Us.
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Ordrrod that II 'xie Hughes bs al.
lowed sl6 f,r keeping pauper SASH,
Hughes, froin NV. lot 1883 to March
1t. 1884. Code 1880, sec. GIG
O,d,rtd that the following named
persona b. allowed the nmoant OF.
posile tLeir names for holdirR ILL
qlest on dead bodies of KIN Hir'
veson and y fred Knight:
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Notice Of Administration.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

CoPlAM COUNTY,
Letters of administration on the estate OF
". Il. Fugler, deceased, having boon grant
cd TO the undersigned by the Chsncery
Cour. of Copish county. Mississippi, on the
lst day of October, 1883, all persons having
claims against the estate Of w. L. Fucler
are hereby notified TO present them as the
law directs. 4. l.. FuGLER. Admr'
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Commissioners Sale.

Thomas Murphy guardian OF oil
BY vir Tue OF decree nndered in the
above cause at tho January term 1854 OF
tho chancery conrt of Copiah county, ], @.
+. Wolfe commissioner, will on the
first Monday of April. 1884, In front OF
tho court house door Of said county, be-
tween tho hours prescribed by law, proceed
10 sell TO the highest bidder for cash the
following described lands lying In said
county and State, to.wit: lot 6, sec, /, town.
shin IL, range o cast; lot and north hall
lot y, andJot > sec. Il, town. IL. range 8
east, and neqr nwqr sec. Is, town. 2, range
4 west.
G,F, WOLFE, Commissioner.
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Wherever Consumption prevails thoro
wilders Wild Cherry Is need cd. II novor
dlst 10 cure.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-03-13

Ctut This Out & Return TO US witt
u TIN CTS. e. you'll get By mail A GOLDEN
BOZ OF GOODS that Will bring you ia xoRr
MONEY, In One Month, than anything else
In America. Absolute Certainty. Need no
c capital. II. Yoang, I7S Greenwich ST. N.
York
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-03-13

Go wost-but don't 70 without q bottle
of Wildor's Chill Tonic-a guaranteed euro
for chills and Fever.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-03-13

N rS.a!i Il Po k, died Fob. ooh.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-03-13

Kill worms in Children with Wildor's
Mothers Worm Syrup.
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j. T. Higdon, Jr., F" 800
Coda 1880. SC 3G2.
Ordered that the following named
persona DO allowed the amount OPP
posite their names for holding in
quest ON dead body Of FL Graves:
S. q. jenkins. Acting Coroner, So 90
G. NJ Strong, Juror, ! 90
II. ID. Anderson, 100
Martin Ballow, co
J 5. Knight, 4 90
w. w. Cooper, " 90
J. Il. Williams. " - 90
d. 4. jenkins, Constable, 'N3 90
q ia 1884 soc AGO %.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-02-21

The very best brands of Liquors,
Wines and Cfgars, largo stock Of each
on hand. Coil and sharp beer on
praught my22
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-16
LONG ISLAND.

RIvFEHFAD-Artc,es If incorporation Of the
United states Fishing and OH Company were fled
Yesterday IN the Suffolk County Clerks Office Tho
capital stocklS $50 900.
COLLEGE POINr.-lIerman Muller. foreman in the
Rhone silk mills. was cndcayorng to run Il large
belt on to a pulley yesterday when he got his arm
between the belt and pulley and was whlrled
around for two minutes. The engineer, who saw
the accident, stopped the engine and saved the
mans life. II was found that his right arm was
broken in two places
GRAVFsEND-Ihe scheme by which two men
deffaudci those who took pocuniary interest IN
Monday. The Western Union telegraph wires pass
over the roof Of the Arlington House at West
found a full set Of telegraph instruments and line
mems tools Two men had occupied the room, and
il is thought they gained access TO the wires and
the races at Long Branch and Chicago and then
bought pools before forwarding the names OF the
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with ferv.nt belief and thorough sympathy,n he

with fervent belief and thorough sympatahyt1 oIe
T Daoe p TS%sSer na sceptCsm ruled s
parontly for tie wonderful things Sd MOT Worth of
place. The spectators had their moneys os SIM
phed by the investigators and not by the " won
der" yOgns man named A. si,ss NJ in ha'd tox
after wriggling arouhd the s.ago earnest
speech. which was interrupted at the beginning
middle and end of every sentence. mere wei tat
fact more Interruptions than speech. lie saln lnai
bs believed now In Jules Ntrnos Three Ihousanu
Leagues Under the Sea-. and mixing that yeraeobb S
history mp with Lord Lyttons Coming k ht the
taIlscd ahput yrl force" He considered that ,Lo
Georgia air and the Georgia pork "a voice mere ~
terrrpted with Hoe and Iiomlny ,, had lnucn l W
do with the mysterious force Here the inueir ,'
ton flushed HIM aud he sat down. Inc youhE ilth h
named Paul returned the chat of spectator III 'h
front row with some aCrimonY., Ln;,io,
This AFTERNOON Miss Hurst Will give all eAiiioi'io"
"for ladies only
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BROOKLYN.

fox.terrer dog. owned by W. T. Menger. of
No II Dovcr-st disappeared on July 6. 40 trace
of tIlc animal could be found until yesterday when
noise was heard i'm the cellar of a shop adjoining
tbe house Mrs. Mcnger SURPASSED that the dog had
been buried by fail of earth from the bank while
hunting rats and soon dug her out. She had been
buried alive nine days. and had dug "a passage
twri vc foot long IN the soil on her way out, wear
higher avs OF in the work.
Charles Mrrwin. the engineer of the train winch
ca 4 al The accident on the brooklyn, Bath and
Coury Island Railroad, on Monday, was araigucd
before Justice Bergen Yesterday and held for exam
NATION ON a charge of manslaus htcr In the second
degree. lie pleaded not guilty; Tho injured per
sons we're all recovering yesterday.
Diver Decker, superintendent Of the BROOKLYN
office Of the New York Transfer Company at 40
4 Court-st, disappeared on June II, leaving his
ticket account short by 81, OOO lie was traced To
Chicago and arr, sted by decoy Dispatch and YES
terdaV was TAX INTO Brooklyn. He IS twenty eight
years old, and lived with his mother al 40. 800
Nauen-st.
United states Marshal Tate was presented yes
tcrday with hands JiAc gold badge by the en-.
ploycs of his Office.
Dr. T.. II. BARLEY, chemist Of the Board of Health
after ANALYSIS Of the icc-crcam which made nearly
100 persons sick in Brooklyn on July I, agree.
with the maker that the cause of trouble
can only be traced t. the sweet cream used. which
came from a dealer m Orange County milk who
gets his supply from tfty-twO farmers.
A suit has been begun by Edward w. Conner tC
secure 500 900 a. damages from Henry G. Murphy
Ibe iatAr referee. decided IN favor Of Conner IL
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NEWARK.

The Peoples Brewing Company Of Newark, Of
which the dcfaultmo city clerk Of Paterson was
secretary has been compelled 10 suspend, owing
~ tine theft of SlGO0j from the company by tlc
secretary. shortly before Hague Disappeared the
company gave a chattol mortgage 10 Henry Lem
boach. of jersey city, for $40 900 on all the prop
crty belonging to the company. liague's def,lca-
tion has prevented The payment OF this mortgage,
and ON Thursday the mortgage was iorncloocd. lie
company has not made any assignment.
Paul Block. who killed hl9 uncle, John Clark,
wItla blow ON the head with gun at BelloylIle,
was admitted to hail ia 500 ycatcrday 10 appear
before tho next gia 'd jury
Judge Thomas Adridgc, OF Jersey City. who was
confined i'm tine County Jail for contempt of the
Orphans Court wa, released yesterday ON the or
der issued by the ourt. Eating that AldrldRe had
paid the amount adiudgcd to Ice due 10y him To the
Parks estate, of which me was formerly executor.
Allen Cole, y wealthy farmer IF Redwood. JEFF
fcrsOn County. Now York., visited Newark u few
days AFRO iu search of his son Martin. who lett
home m 1873 and has SINCE been q waudorcr tie
stated that he had received letter from his son,
dated az Newark. asking HIM to r"wit 800 Mr..
colo made a search for his son without success
yesterday young man called for the cttor
anil was taken iu custody. He main aimed that lac
Was WI. jo.rs SON. Tho young man WAS detained
aud % telegram wa, sent To Mr. Cole.
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sr.NpRY NEW-JEESEY TOWNS.

WIsr OrANGl.-.Iolu H. Mccltcr pctitioucd the
Orphans Court yesterday 10 declare the estate of
Mary Gardner Loayltt m1Olycut. Mrs. LCLyltt was
a belle before hcr marriage to FIancis Loayitt. Sho
after ward successfully prosecuted Frederick
Stoutcubufgh lor swmdliug her husband ont of %
valuable diamond belonging To her. Sho dlrd IN
March, 1NN;i, aud her husband was appointed cN-
ecutor. but was aitorward removed, ana General
Alfred t. Munro was appointed. Various claims
have been brought against the estate.
BrfLfVuLF.-About three hundred people a.
s,mbcd in the Chinese hurymg -Houud on Monday
10 witness the burial of Chluaman. Tho Rev.
Sir. Brokiw of tine Dutch Reformed Church, held
a short service, after which the Chinese performed
some simple rites.
R,oN.-Thc tax rate for 1881 as fixed by
the yesterday Il - % per 500, the high
est rate the charter allows In 1883 Il was ~ p,
and i'm So - 30. The valuation OF taxable prop
crty ma tho city i, F22 100000.
IIoR0KrN.--iatIck Mulrmey, age twcnty-onc
before Recorder N'Dououeh yesterday was charged
with assaultiug Thomas DAWN with intent 10 Kill
him, lie was committed Tor trlal.-.... The boys
employed IN Alderman Patrick LondTisHn's
klndiug-wOod factory struck yesterday for more
wa yes and were promptly discharged. LpuGrlgan
employed other boys but the strikers gathered IN
front of the factory and tried to prevent them by
Cass and Denis leary, the ringleaders, were ar
rested, thereby putting an end % the trouble. The
prisoners were ait,IwIId discharged. The
Police Commissioners have fixed the salaries of the
police force a follows: Chief, $500 per year !;
aids, 81 100 ; rOundsmen, $1,000; patrolmen,
WrnAwKrN.-PatrcI Fullerton, laborcr on the
coal piers. crushed by falling cOal-bucbet
ycstcTd ay and fatally injured.
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be small boy Who d th Gfgcr s@ SsnSf free
anohs %hich we're loaded upon q truck in front OF
M h@ store Of Lloyd & Magnus reyork dealers OF
No. Park Place The pin wheels S,ed p'G olRc 70 small mall
anu nd bov Of fre-crackcrs. The sleepy'look-
nth mg horse Iitched to the truck thinking perhaps
that the explosions were intended as n an b Cr Street
r' LINZ thn pedestrians darted into the nearest door
WAYS TO get out of harms way ne horse e, was
stopped before he had gone FAR ana tle nrewnihs
for fine small bow but it is not likely that he VIII be
fonnd. The fireworks belonged to their customers
and had been brought 10 them to be sent 10 lile
T fi of the Eagle Fireworks Company, Brook
lyn for storage until next year.
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WORK OF THE ALDERMEN.

The Board of Aldermen Yesterday passed over the
Mayors veto the resolution providing for the pay
ment of $3.50 10 General John Cochraue, who
furnished the Committee on Salaries aud Offices an
opilion adverse to the payment OF salaries 10 non
resident ofiicc-holders A petition from
George G.. Denver, president of the
Fulton and Cortlandt SITS. railroad, asked for
the necessary authority to bun Id surface road
through Cortlaudt-st. and Maiden lane to Water
81. and thence to Buring slip, South-st. aud Full
ton Feny, returning to CoItlandt Street Ferry 10y
way Of Washington. Dey and West Sis. The petit
ton was referred To tho Committee on Railroads.
The committee Will give q public hearing Oh
August . on the petitions " the Broadway Surface
RaIlIOad and Now York Cnhle cOmpanies.
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HONE Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

GHscy H0use-Scnator -. VI. Sabln, of Min
nesnt3 49, rim Arenae II Ex-senator y. W. Ald1ch
and exc ovcrnor Henry Lpptt OF Rhode Island Sen
ator william J. Scwel OF NewJersey; william A; sim
mons OF Boston cx-Mayor u. NJ Lox, OF Pmadelppil'
road Company .. BreroOrt HouS>-Count sala sccrc-
Jdmes Holcf-DAnel Dougherty, OF Philadelphia
HofmdH H0HSe-Geperal j. A. Williamson, OF Washing
ton Samuel spencer, vicepresdent ot tne baltimore
aud OHIO Railroad Company victoria HC'et-lIocs-
sor Rafael dc Castro, OF the University OF Hayana..
Hotel B1Hsrick-Lynde Harrison, and n ID speriy'
Of Connecticut.
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MENTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs-The annual pic Me of the Con-
ccrlia society was held IN Fishers Grove on Mon
day night
Uulson River Brewing Company is to be sold by
auction to satisfy 4 mortgage of 100000 held by
an insurance company.
SING SlVG.-Martin Clarity was arrested yester-
dav on "A charge of perjury for having gwen ialSe
testimony i'm A trai ia which he was Interested
-. Coroner HYATT received notice from William
Barger yesterday 20 take further trouble III the
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
ron
SS CENTS
UNTIL AFTER TuEPREsIDEyrIAL ELECTION
A price that defies competition.

For the benefit OF the Republican campaign nh
TRmuNE has resolved to throw OF profits on 10
weekly ami scmtNcclly editions until after eecu''
and t. scud those papers for bare cot and postage
From this date rIIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE viii be 'eD' =
any address IN the United states, postage paid uH"
after tho Presidential election for 20 cents, an eiihs
copy with every club OF ten Tue sEMrNEEKLr VII
be sent for % cents; an extra copy with e'oJ
club of ten. The election OF Blaine and Logan 10 a
public necessity. Inc defeat Of the principles ~J
represent would be calamity 10 the whoe Ahe'-
can uropic IuE TRIBUNE Will be found an ehecu"
agency for the instruction Of voters the issues OF ss
canpan and the formation OF large clubs OF readefs
every Town and county is invited Specimen copies And
circular, will be sent free to al applicants
TiE TRIBUNE has excellent portraits OF Blanc s1d
I,gan That of Nr Blaine Il the ony one that hAs
r.,.,,ed I'm. unuualired approval OF his family The
pictures are printed heavy paper - by Fla inehss
in size The price Of each is 20 cents; OF the two
cents, Address THE TRIBUNE, NEN-lOhA
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BAD SPELLING BY AN OFFICIAL.

Judge Armstrong in The Queens County Count of
Sessions yesterday. dismissed the Indictment
against William A. Munday counsel to the Law
and Order Association for barrary, the INDICTMENT
hcluc detective on account Of the bad spelling in
the District Attorneys Office, some having
spelled barratry barty." Inc Judge held that
day was allowed TO depart. The Judge also dis
missed tho indictment against Henry GelmeTy,
who was charged with bgamv, on the ground that
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WHAT'S GOING ON TO-DAY.

Park Department Investigation, supreme Court
Giro Cox suit before Judge Freedman.
broadway Railway Commissonershp hearing, Supreme
Court.
Deane estate sale. No. III Broadway, noon.
AqueJuct Commissioners meeting, The TRIBUNE Dul1I-
Ing, , o. NJ.
N-etIng ~ the Dock Department.
Long range military rifle shooting, Creedroor. 49,
Baseball between Eta Regimcnt-22d Regiment Ndsh-
ington Park, Brooklyn. 1 y. IN.
Departure Of TRIBUNE Fresh Air party FOR Augusta,
Il
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WuATACI ARETTE DID.

Park Place was much disturbed Yesterday morn
ing The banana and peanut vendors seized their
carts in readiness to move 10 "A place OF safety.
Horses Weighed aud stamped and one Young colt
haruesscd to a light buggy ran away Tor "a short DIS
lance Tho cause of all the turmoil is SUPPOSED to
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
FOUND SECRETED IN A CUPOLA.
THE ARREST OF MRS. sCHIEFFEGIN AFTER A TWO
MONTHS SEARCH.

THE ARREST OF MRS. sCHIEFFELIN AFTER A TWO
MONTHS SEARCH.
Mrs Lucy Cady Scheflelin, for whom Detectives
Stanton and Foley of Dstrict-Attorney Wlnfeld's
office in Jersey City, have been yainly searching
for two months was captured OH Monday night at
North Branch near Long Branch. Mrs Schleiiciln
is charged with bigamy, and a warrant for h.r
arrest was issued by Justice Adrldge two months
90. but she cleyerly managed 10 elude me WIZ
lance of the detectives until Monday night. / ne
detectives had been watching the Office OF rouse
and Home periodical published in Soonest, New
York with which the woman and her husband are
connected, aud on Monday afternoon they saw T..
r. Butts a clerk. leave the building carrying 2
bundle Of ladys wearing apparel stanton ana
Foley followed Butts to the Long Branch D0ai
sailed down the bay with him, ana shadowed nm
to the Schichclin dwelling, zinc large mansion IN
North Branch Detective stanton rang the
bell. and, being admitted, was assured
by Butts aud Mrs Schicfens husband that
Mrs Schcflclin was not at home. Ihey searched
| the house and IN cupOla under Il quantity OF
bedding discovered her. The detectives remained
in the house all night and took their far prisoner
TO Jersey City on the first train yesterday morning
She pleaded not guilty and asked that her counsel
District.AttOrncy Rldgeway of Brooklyn, be sent
Mrs. Schcflclin was born in Montpelier, VT and
her maiden name was Lucy Cady Dodge. Her first
! husband was named Faust After his death shc
wealthy Vermont family. They moved to wash
ington and when Prince Alexis visited this country
Mir. and Mrs. Hewitt gave DINNER IN ms holoI'
In time Hewitt lost his money M Speculatloil pe-
came dlssiqated, and the couple scpa acd by mutual
consent The woman asserts that she attcrward
procured a divorce. Mir. Schleielln, who was
formerly ono of the firm of Schicftelln
Brothers, the wholesale druggists of New
York, is fine boxing man of sixty.
Ills acquaintance with Mrs. Hewitt who is his
third wife, formed in spiritual istc circles and
when she negotiated with HIM for the lease OF ms
villa at North Branch lie proposed that they should
occupy it together The proposition was accepted,
and they were married. on Nav -, 1853, in Hobo
ken by Justice of the Peace Sheug.
Nr Scneflelins family assert that the woman IL
an adventures and that she has induced her hus-
band to transfer nearly all his property to her.
The charg' of higauy was made by Herbert w.
Recchor who alleges that the woman was never
divorced from Hewitt Mrs. Schieie!n accuses
her nom NJ Sclcfelin from interested motives.
She saws that she can prove that she was legally
divorced from Hewitt and legally married to
>chiellen.
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case Of Asbury BarOer, as 1t is tho belief that he
has not drowned himself
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRTDGEPoRT-The Messrs. Palliser Palliser a.
Co., architects received notice yesterday from the
which had offered premium of $500 for the best
design and plan for jail at New Westminster, that
their bid had been accepted.
MLFOED-An axle Of the engine Of an express
rain which left New-YOTk ut 4:45 y. yesterday
broke near the depot, delaying the train over an
hour.
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Flows from tho Maximum Mlneral Fountain Of sara,o-s
Springs, and is in the opinion OF The most eminent ned
zeal men Natures Sovereign Cure for Constipa.
ton, Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver, Inactive
Conditions of the Kidneys and mo.,
salutary Alternative in scrofulous affections gns
ladies' gentlemen and bon vyants everywhere It hasbe
come the standard Of dietary eTpedens, f0rti'yne n,
digestive functions and enabling receivers 10 nduig,
with impunity at table. The world ~ wealth. ntsL
gence aud refinement testihes 10 It's sparkling naturally
pure and delightful qualities as the beverage ncOmpA.
able and accredit 1t with being the suet and speeches,
source Of clear compile Ons high health and eruberpt
spirits. IIathorn Spring Water IL sold only
in glass bottles four dOLeA pints packed In cas-.
II may be obtained at all hotels, and OF druggist
wine merchants and grocers everywhere.
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NOT THE Fy.A1'pEPM4N'S son.

young man who described himself as homaS
Ttznotrirk aca twenty three, of No. % Gouycr-
neur St. IN the roluhs Police Court yc'i erdaY, was
charged with druu keducsS I'd dis"rdcriy conduct,
and vas commit by Justice saith IN default 81
tic PAYMENT OF a > line. EN-Aldcunan Edward J.
ftIpurick hurrodly entered he court and asked
thc MAGISTRATE TO di- charge the young man, VINO,
he SAID wa. his son. Justice Smith declined %
favor tho eS-A deruau.sa} ing that u" prisoner had
been exceedingly b0istcIOU9 AID abusive. .
"Wrll" sad Nr. PitIpIuiCk, " j pay hlS nue. ,
and ON handing the money a. he desk he obtained
tn order !or the prisoners diochaig'.
when Thomas Fitzpatrick appeared the ex- Alder
man made the discovery that he had been moor
rcctly informed. M $50
"Di You ,a, that yon my son (" asked Mr.
Fitzpatrick. .,
" don't know. Did 2 SAID the man as ne urea
Not so fast SAID keeper, catching HIN, and
the prisoner was returned to his cell,
Tie money was returned to TIC cx-Alderman and
tie prisoner fine was increased to $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-16

Thomas Phillips. the manager, and four clerks OF
the Importers lea Company, of Newark, were colh-
United TO jail last night 10 answer charge OF v0-
htug the lottery laws. They were arrested at the
inStIgatIOu of Prosecutor Keen. Ten days ago
branch store OF the company was opened at No. 81
Broad--t. Ii was advertised that prize would be
found in every can of tea purchased and large
business was done. Tea sold for ~ Is SAID to be
worth only thirty cents. The company has stores
IN several cities and headquarters III New-lGTG