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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
. rpnrrsr rRoM GRACE CIIApEL vESTRY.

Tho Excise Commissioners recently feccNt'sr ~ ~
following letter tiguel by George Nelson anu / ~.
Coddinrton IN behalf Of the rector ana inc NeS"S
OF Grace Chapel: 81, . :,
C,raco chapel was built East Fourccntf-ss'i; Nv
Grace Pari IN some years ago 20 Zoe c'niI g" Wv f,,
tn n large class of people VINO fIoUd nnu u ~ hrin-
nova and sunday schools and iniu>tr' ,". iiiIran
t snrlual home for Themselves anu l"',i ti,' ~
Eecoutly "A large hudn. has been pu az W ,,,,s -,
t;rocp Chanel IL f. known ms Ihci~ss ~ an H.
osfnbislurut whose chief business ec'lH, 10 w., i s
of tutoxiratiuk drinks IL J. upcE on ouu"' ~ a.,
on wrok dave Hundreds 90 persons thioh- , ,.tr a.,
sunday EVENING" when there f. no WORE ,, , o
Tho snie q, i1unr than any other cNtluE Wv ,,i
Of tho band ou sunday evenings la- n''h a., ,hc
nnuovpucc To the CreCatlon that haS as@'h.' hns
chanel for al, Inc worship. and protest a-"n To-
hccn rcppltcdly made We now beg To pH,c ia .oic
ON record ~ most earnestly protesting at,n', c,vc.
of unuors especially sundays Ehi uuu,' w. ,n Tho
of "A thnpc dedicated to tie worship ot 'u n $50 go
service of lie law ~ tenn cranco anu Eool r I,N
nprcnl % You make the us and Wise use o c"lc of
fui rover, which gha protect inc rtlis =" ., Grant
urneo chanel I'm this matter by refusing " b'""
license for the ealc OF liquor lot.
Atm meeting of tho Excise Comn's slonors N'S. ~
dnv Commissioner Morris protested aRnlhS, ~"
granting of a license for the place. pat nc wa,
,nlcd Nv McsstS Mitchell and lnuRhlon N," ,rs
license was issued. Aftcrwaid the '"mn,, , C,r
consented 60 give hearing upnn m aip,n,,' n,,,,
n license for 40 infuycttc.plnrc fN'uot 'l' 't
ronlc of the Roman Catholic Mission III ,u'" t W. a
place has protested against the cSiapH'h"'"' ~
Ium-shop near the mission,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
CANApMNs BEATEN AT CRICKET.

The 7. Iingari Cricket Club. of Canada visit
the staten Island ric Club the latters ground at
Camp Washington The hating ~ the home cam
the finest those grounds this selsOn The Cana
dams Hcidcd hn'ly mt nuplayrd al every point
Tho staten Island eleven rctlred their gucss tor total
Of 30 runs. and tn went IA and made the unusual score
Of POI runs, with only six ~ their men out The
feature OF the tho batting Of GYM wilson, VINO
scored SO TO- the Islanders r.. Kcssor IA he'd A. and
T. n. Saunders 3D. The game will b. resumed to day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
ENTRIES FOR A BICYCLE TOURNAMENT

SrRINCFIrTD, Mnel., SCpt I2.-AbOut bUO
entries have boon made for the bicycle tournament which
will bceiu lucsd The racers incl nc the amateurs
IIcndee nulph Frazier Ham lion Norton, Burn am WoEt-
crvclt. partoua and Brooke. the American professionals
Price, Woudsldc Young, A'hi ger AMI NolNon tue Lug
lsh amateurs SELLERS. ilsun thamhcrs bgskel. Palmer
Frank Moore aud Iccmng, an the lngh p oicasionaS
wood. Howell Kecno and James Most ct The Eusllsh-
Practising,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
Jersey CITY.

John Flood, age sixteen, an cmployc IN NhyteS
kindhng wood factory, IA cgory-st., was caught
IN the betting Yesterday Ills right arm was torn
from the socket and the left broken IN three places
The boy was taken 60 the thali% Hospital where
his injuries were pronounced fatal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
NEW-.JERSEY.

lIOBOKTN.-RO,a G0cstup, married woman liv
ing At No. - Grand-st who had become tcmpOr-
arlly insane from excessive drinking, ON Thursday
night threw lighted OIL lamp down the stars and
set fire 10 the hsusc hcdcmcnted woman shouted
and danced with clcc 80, the ilanes Haired MP Some
Of tn" nciglbors eNtiuGuishcd the fire and Mrs.
Gocstuu Wa, arrested Yesterday Size promised 10
abstain isom drinking and was allowed to go home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
NEWARK.

The reports submitted IN the Conference of the
Eastern District Of the German BAPTIST Church
yester ay showed that all the churches were III IL
prosperous condition.
Henry Smith age fourteen. a son of II. X. Smith,
cashier of the Citizens CASH ght Company, was
drowned in the PaS~aic River on Thursday MIGHT.
While bathing with some companions lac was seized
by CIalnph.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
STATEN ISLAND.

There is troubl" IN school No. 3.
Tin, TRUSTEE, are H. H. Cortcy sou. II. H. laluigc aud
). Ca,sc Nr. Casscl wa, recently elected to suc-
coed samuel " benedict MessIs.t a,,el aad l.aiorge
wish to remove Miss tTop.cy, the prime pal TEACHER
Trustee Cortelyou. who Is opposed to her removal
viii call meeting of the Students IN the district
and have them vote ON the question whether Miss
CIOpscy shall bee retained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
on. DOOR SPORTS.
ENTRIES Ar suEEPsuEAD BAY.
wrLI-MArcurp FIELDS or ZINE QCNtrY-rII
best TwO-YEAR-oLps To RUS.

The best of the six exceedingly attractive
races 4 Shcep.hrlI BAY to-day VIII De- that for the rat
bush Stakcs. or two-vcaroIs. mo distance l. seven
IN, Onge and their endurance vel u3 their tpced VII
be tested Tho mighty wanda viii run nut so VIII
Floro como, Hrookwood, Lizzie Dwyot NeIauo'
Vo,autc Iachs ST. Augustine ana others II Ucut WIN
good starr and no accidents the winner must De first
class rae" horse %
fls. field Including Mammonist, Buckstonc, jim Rem
wick MARYLAND and g Gamer. Will conte-i at Is nIr
while eleven iour clJ-, Is viii run mic
Trrr. is n capitol handc9p m 12 miles. ana SELL =
ce wi twenty tire. en- rios The eight stceplccha-"is
en- cred Ought 10 make brilliant contest even enough
IT, almost inviuclblc Bourke Cochran Is entered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
NM nONcAerEK MEEIlNG.

IoNpoV, Sept. la the l)oncHStcr sep
tonIof Meeting lo'day 90 race Tor the pourI'er cup
was 81 by vi leo odd dr " YtlruIda Hrod hN Uor4',
Iori,' or H. g. Nyuc - thro -l,nr % II hay colt Inc
iohliu ,ainc iu sccnud. ana tho uuRo ~ ia uiliu
tut,,arod bay cot O''an third Thor were hNe
Htutrth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
.oaEIGy SrLIuERs DUE At THIS P0Rr.
SUNDAY SEPT Il.
SHIPPING WITS
NWIITINT NLUN.
Port oFNEW.Y FRIDAY SEPT
AprfTrt1

pOpr OF t........... FRIDAY, SEPT - 1874
ARRIVED
steamer FILLER Cor Ii,IuDrs Hr neu 81 ~ y aoii-Alp
tor 4 v.i'h nisr ami Vts, f9tO O'rcl~ CO. ,
steamer Ambrose .Er. O.~s .n BIOL. ports Wa f.a ~
DAYS w. ti ml.r and rIssolroisto Booth &to
Steamer Isp4nu ,~pluL Lallra'a. l'h"ho 'i''
.. .tI. .r ed frNtl.Dt vessel o. 81 ats % ~ D.
S.nl.r ~tromi .Rr e Far01e - Aun4 Bay i'1V7 win
fruit ana passengers 10 Ihc Frank Bros co 49, ,.,
steamer ChaIluOcA'e, DaEgctt, savannah - utYs WIN
ul.4c and ssuL,is to Henry 1on.r IT, 90,
steam o. water fcLuoy LerCs Del. VITA Mt'' To old
Dominion - GO. ...-..
Ilalrnra Ifagg Portland Win muse eV hi'i'i
gers 10 tloratlu Han 49, &c.,, no
in l4ll .rf % O. V roritfuN
Lark "a o. Heard u Yarmouth N~. crosby, Liverpool %
day with md-e t'Ju4 ~ ii"rl ~ GO.
7l'S-Er-Nint ~ -'1lv ttpD< mOl}Iate NV. clear a
CITY island light NJ cieir
Arrived Yesterday
Steamer Cy orr Corlror Liverpool sept ? nd
Cueon4Io.u g. with u.r 4ui p4fs'urcr'tp Iuutn ~f
nft. DUNN litudffi sept |, lutiio a.,u'
and Curacao T. with uds and passongcsto Bouto bi'
q DAlDtt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
CAMP Align EXTRAS,
PUBLISHED Bi TIE TRIBUNE.
How Free Trade Work.

The first series Of Robert F. Porters lettors niirrs
Furope contains twenty-five Of the letters when describe
windy want misery and desrida'"l oi ''e 1859
',.s 90, tn .l,ud Price } cents a COPY - hunifsi
A thousand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13

points Tn the .Tu'd competition, G. W. Hinman the
first prize. $780, with So points OF possible 3d.
silver vase. second prize. won g. J, H. Brown. I.
j, DOlan won tho thIrd nrize $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
VARIOUS CONNECTlCUT TOWNS.

SrAMroRp.-Mre. Elizabeth Thomas has given
Si 900 To the American Association for tho Adj
yancomont of Science.
nANpuRY.-Thc title " Aqucnuckaquowank' ga
applied 10 one of the popular social clubs has haiy
been interpreted ~ meaning " beans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13

der His wife visited him yesterday lie say INA
he was crazed 10y rum when the shots were iileu'
and does not remember anything about ms acI.1 }
vatchmg him When he RECEIVERS he VIII he placed
on tl1ai for iclonous assault and attempted SUI
eide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
MARINE N1ELAIGENCE
MINIATURES ALWAEAC

surrs,- 30 .cejO 90 loon ria - = on's lge d. "a
UIGI W,rEt r'-'tt
4 1r-eenIy rTJ.-, ia Gov Island, COZ 'icl 'a'n .9
F.1t.auy IJs. PIT Gov i.lai, -,J i---- .--e 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13

Dom, Httc


Irnm,-N,W YORK w. DcttOt at 10 Grounds, New.
Yof: Pulli rpua chicago, at fhlIdr lpha, PtOVl-
den Vs. Buffalo at Providence Boston ~. cleveland,
t Io-iou. American A. uDia ION columbus Brook
I'm AT Columbus: tncl lnt ". Al.rU c1cy, at me n
n.i. Iouis,IIcNh Nlrguu. at Louisville; lnuauupo 81
y. baIumnic at Indianapolis; Toledo ~. Athletic, al
Toledo; IT Louie Nrttup ~ uu 81. Louis several
increasing amateur 4 n"- Will De played at Prospect
Park trouLyu. The IA anu 2Ji REGIMENT nm play
at Mdrhug tOu Park, BrOOk5u,
H. LOUIS sept l2.-Ouc ot the heaviest batting games
Of The .b WIS piayrl here to-day between tn Metro
politan and ~ LOU, Cubs Lynch's usually elective
delivery Wa, buttcd with apparent ease, tnc mine lIom
NrN-1 orE returning d compliment by batting fuuiE-
curve. III over the iel Dur" the hrs i've Innings be
tro9nitHn players dit not -rie, but Ia the SIKH nn
ing e. enugrl fou rs ii i've and bate him hard
Ia, nchiin. play was good ouDjoin'd Is o., score:
Nrtrouoi M. ..............O q u . l Oil
b, Loui-....................2 o o o o 3
Base neutrality-suspicious., - II. Louis Il. Errors
Met opo,uns, 3; IT LOUIS, 3.
PEoyiDESCE. sept. 12.-Tuc Providence aud Buffalo
mines played htic to-day. the me cuD am wlun ny
easily. Inc Bun 10 payers lost tho game IA Oush uu-
mrrOus fielding The score by inning was ~ iOl-
lows:
Providence. ..........-.......0 . l IS
l,uifi o. ....... ...............2 y o o . %
EaschIt7-Troyidcncc, Ii Buffalo. q. Errors -Proyi-
dcncc, BunIo. II.
LOUISVILLE, sept 1.-THE Virginia and Louisville
(uD- played u hucly couiestcI game here to-day. the
home club unug only after hltd luugnt battle OF ten
inulu-7. lie core ~ huiI-7 Us annexed:
NIIgu.n .............-.....I o 0 . . U 0 :
Luu .Bt lllc......-.........- o o o o . / o Is
Unse hls Nlr}iua, D, Lou4,ill.7. Errors Virginia.
3 Louisville ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13

steamer IaloFe},n M nqt 299tia21, ycIpoo N Ia
Queenstown fnulu 500
-tcl1cr Uo.,la lBr, Dona'd'on. Disqualification
steamer Gott1rd, Utah. hitherto Mediterranean ports
f .,,io ~ 'c,ala lprl Iaub sctiiu Copenhagen. &c
Stcuc. nh,ota ,Gcc, Voscgcans, llanoure--Kunhardt
steamer weatcrnlud 0uelp. Iaure AutUerp-retcr
"lissamlSSr VSn.tam Du'co. GIpuccoutt Amscplam-
u1Sguc rmau'c N,ul. RIO Jauelro &c. via So thomas
steamer nv of San Antonio wrlcr Fcuanlua ya Port
stS,mcr Citv y Augusta, NcRcrson. savannah -tlcury
STEAMER od pomruioo. walker Norfolk cry Point an
HgH ,.,a5 VA ,!' 1"U' inlc, baltimore a r.u,
H,snmct nro,1w,ler jsuuo,, Iowo' p1.uh pomlmon
a1l tnIa ,rr icuanc batavia Tor orlrs O'r'u, law.
"iln Wotoocd. coucu sylno' saw -A'soll Doug
imra uuas ,rofu opslauhoitn oporo. q Am'locA g 90
r,r. JOHANNA ,ncu, uuut lu'. tawbnfs Herman ho'p
" n"oL No.. olr, .rr Morr,. puulul .ecuumcl ups
H,rs UArmuo Aust. M,,ovloh, rlmss dr MNorN } do
NIX Elar,cn Nou. Icu sn iuo Iau''ro a co''n"n
" n ri ropcrt Move stan strcuo. Mnunique-l row
sc6r Ian, nn Campbell, 81 Johns Nf-lai,ou, watson
s,hr t. Merriam Mcrn,m, wudsor Ns-r Nevu,& son.
scht Phoenix ia, ,u', windsor ~ + No'us SON
~AtLaO.
rq g2"9o; o .S'Ag D5o '669S a
nm1s naI,yoo Cct,c kySs oporto. Maunta, Bnbldoo,
ann htOVritN D.. or STEAMERS
tuNElGN PONrA
LYmeoL sept lo-sa.''d steamer spain d'p' Williams
FrS,i0ay, sept Arrived. steamer klydo Or. WA.
inn, ior NeW.NorA Aug iI
BU,Iot. ~cpti2 Arrived. "oam'r Prrthi4n ur' Mcfar'
Land. Tum aug ~.
'"SsU,eryI-s. sept l. Arrived. steamer Ashhtook Ur
Moolry. lron Montreal Aug -
IIII,k. sept AttNtl steamer NlRoay .bir Mdi7Nll
from Baltimore Aux ~
IlLAt, -op, -Pa,-,l, steam Holland tbrh MlUgAn,
ffom Sew OH Aux so on her way 10 London.
n ,Ni t. sept l2-Arrycd steamer BUhcna tGcrl. kat-
Iowa from Ncw.lor. AuI 80
HGF~ES Sept O-Suol steamer Corona or. toI New.
GEy0A sept Arrived. steamer Nncenlo Flouo Ith,
Cancro, nom Ncw.l OH Aug a.
FArnFe poSr sept II PASSED. steamer Vancouver BIZ
=. f,rN ami TstI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Genuine Johann Hot. Malt Stncthas 'lsplmrao uprtlc
UarauI sfol E4ncrO u,ct ~ Ayery bbitN InlpsHlDF
ali p.y sIcans general debility. Bcwui pi tmtt)A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.

Purely Vegetable Perfectly Ilsiecai Elegantly os -
The system frua aai prevent prof" t,el -
dangerous m-lAIr, by uD ne intefsA s''ieou"
healthy acton. SOld by druggists, 20 cts 4 b"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
,s,I,a sa,,cr. of Acceptance.

4 TRIBUNE EXTRA OF four pages has been p' 'pAio,t
containing the Letters Of Acceptance OF MI n'''''
General Logan, and the Republican platform r'''"
hundred, - a holsand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
Protection "a Necessity.

A cspal Campaign Extra has been prepared uhlor w, 10y,
tte named above -four pages. giving Plain ta'.' 1
Glasses" IN regard 10 tho Farm lhey arc n0 Al
II" - ,,ovor,el Free Trader reprinted Pare 81
hundred 50 thousand.
COMMITTEES PROMPTLY sUPPLtEh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13

About 800 spectators Witnessed the game
ut Newark yrartli, between thc N.N lutA hud pom
tic cunl. Tho game WuH wei cont 7lrl Hld Wi"''Wt
The Sew N,tLa WINNING hY u,uNy batting ~ ,ho ciguth
nu,l ni IA lnunea ht Duncntc nine took The loud Ia
tur a rnud iuuiug aud held 4 10 tIc eighth hId the
,tnt, thouct ytc DRY over the .tonf mine Hurrd
liumpnt.e- and word carl Il on the hclint huh1r7,
wul' Dor. an lead lu battling fi'rsou pa eel IN mo
foru AT .econd ba Tor the Domestic. suumlr was aS
follows;
NcN.Nufk ............. ........O " u % q
Dom, Huc u v " 60
Runs earned YORK l. Domestic / la'c on htl' sew
Wi t.,,stl / ~ UttuIH % DOME Hti,
rtlt,k q Duiuc u, lO'i ON lhH Nr"
Not1 A. Domestic d. Two bas' hts porg 49, stone. iHkn
san Iicc bssc hit, PicrsIn Wcgand Cramur VIA PncI
Iirlmgn T. D0rgan Passed bans, tiImo, l. Implio Nr
Mrpunad Timo o. game. hour, % minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
sANrn Fly lis TEETN.


A WOMAN WHO CAUSED A MANS AEi.E-r SAYS HER
HUSBAND HAD 4 GOOD SIT
After reading the statement Yesterday that Su-
r,riotr, lc,,t WaIiug lad seen Charles McHugh
aud bclioyoj that he had lived in Newport, y u.
Natv i GcorC-. who bad sworn that NrhuGh was
hcr husband. y>it,d HIM ac1n. in the H3IieH
Prison She had q long talk Win Mcuugh ana was
strengthened in ber bch'f that lac was her husband
uutl in tro. uL his lour MuetacLc DC ulNo 'osco a
rather poor SET OF teeth; Two OF them bIoAch ana
H. ot.et, Ji.o',oycl.
..Whc1 d,d Won break those tectt?" said Mrs. st..
.Sc,eral wears ago; thoy were knocked ont with
thc crank at "a hol~tiu- APP aIaiu'.
You released Size rcpl cd, aId ,he IAN mp tHe l4iS
loading :" the courtroom Two Steps ~ " i' ,i
Justice Wcldc had gone home, bat ho returned ana
r,o-.. ga courr NJ, - George Tt"c2tc'' IN" 2Soer-
ZION that she bad been mistaken and tit ne was
not lir So. George, for The latter Ldd icmNhdoIy
II ann ycrv sorry caused Won all this trouble.
but If you could see my hu>hant You would hot
b,arc 'uc for W-tol'ng You for him. sild MIS- 81
IL really Thought Won were crazy when you had
m arrested, 9uj % AL rahi now. ,..o1-
hand, with ms. st. George.
Ms SHERWOOD FOUND IN A MISSION.
HI -,lraiy lillcd Of the Ilorru0e vi SION ln
IrcoL,l-.t.. sent word 10 superintendent " alhnS
Yesterday. that Mis-, Jessie sherwood. Il NNacA,
\ g.. was 300 Ola, Home for lIicrdlc-> 6liIS. 80 -
Iast .'cveufi-.i. tu day evening ne enc 'd
tho ln..u.f Mission and SAID th3t .lr wanted :"
Mace a shelter for thcurht. She had been wander
in g. ont thc city ''1rN al DAY, An' N.H ti.i'
l.r last cent for food. As she sllI thal h'f ldI'
We, Emma Brown. and told false story t. the eI,
hv r,i.ti,es ~ lcuu>N wanna, Ter l'rnIl| was no.
suspected MI G.h"ud sent Aer % il' i4'r II
l..t llt..fl-.t. Vlcr' she renamed, all h'N"h
-. s.i1 'hat she DAD run away from Aer I,lai I'VE,
AID might iuu away from the home III. 1l'h4i
ihenttojlls city. aid hc concluded ihat she and
Imul Brown were ircaucaL 10 % Policeman the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13

Once YOU catch the flavor ana fragrance oil
mine OF arctic OF BIA,NWrr- Durham Ion. cut YOU car
avtcc . sentiment rom tho HcNtuef %. ia .ht.Or
0 lua hr.t taste tine smoke and o. tht fragrant lca
yer, A. .tru b. hat Hu,u Odt A. lIat on NAH h
la. suur urst luscue-h, geut, anu tapturOus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13

ROrGu oN PAIN Quicl, cure Tor Collie,
Ciamp. Dmrtiun Aches Pains. ~prtn7 Headache
i.ougl on Dentist Iooth powder IJ A. loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
Silks, Vkets
and
PhSbes.

The first OF our importation.
of silks, velvets, and pushes /.
now displayed. There are nov
elites in colors, textures, and
combinations, such as plush
on plush with an uncut thread
running through; brocadcd
figures in two tones upon alter.
mating narrow velvet and satin
stripes; brocadcd plush upon
a satin and velvet armurc
ground; velour grounds with
velvet figures, and velvet
grounds with velour and with
satin figures; velvet brocadcs
with silk figures outlined with
Jet, and satin grounds with
figures Of uncut velvet and
tuftcd plush-thc nap Of the
plush being in some instances
half an inch long. Our assort-
ment of plain silks is perfect in
every way.
Lord e Tgl5r.
Broadway and Twentieth Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13

II bcdut a. head OF hLr-lcr very "N i'iA'' ''"l
la sam excel. iu producing u Only % tcuts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13

IlENN \. DANIELS, VI. d.,
IA LcAiuFtou ave, between 10Th and iuth sts
Hours q to l. atp4 Dis'aas ol tho Nervous syatauL
OonitO- IinAJ organs Impotence aud ssorlllO.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-12
Nhea; Speculation.

NEW York. Decent Der 9.-Tht
Mail and Express learns the firms
in the United Kingdom and on the
Continent who have bought Cali
fornia and Australian carsocs of
wheat to arrive, have sold options
against tE m here. In a large
number of cases, the firms who Or
lginalIy bought the wheat would
cover shorts here and sell out the
cargo t. anoth r. house. who would
90 through the same operation. In
this way. cargoes change hands
three or four times in the fonr
months time necessary to bring
wheat from Australia and Caifor-
MIA. The large premiums for fu-
inres were of great Importance in
;hese speculations.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-12
Mother Nan,seibaufn'aCaso.

HAMILTON, Ont. Dec. IL
Mother MandeIbaum and her con
federates are in sadly democrat
lied condition. They were ar.
raisned in the Police Court vester
day morning on charges of vacranry
smuggling jewelry and bringing
stolen goods into Canada. The Jew,
elry in her case is valued at 500,
and If it is proven to be stolen
p:ol e 'ty the accused can possibly
escape the penitentiar- except bv
dying. If they prove that it was
not stolen, and say they only snug
gled then they will 60 to prison
Just the same. They jewelry is
said to have been stolen from the
Troy House last Spring, and the
owners have sent agents to identify
1t. Owing to the absence of the
Crown prosecutor, the Mandel-
baum gang were remlnde to jail.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-12
Possible Con .plicatiOa.

| Nelson charged with embezzline
money from Mss Hill, has been
bound over to appe n before the
Grand Jury in the sum cf $1,000.
The Stock Exchange says:
The yieldance of Nelson to the
charge preferred against him bv
Sarah Althea has doubtless saved
some complications. Ifhe had per-
sisted much longer in contestine
the suit, it is not at all improbable
that she might have called in
Sharon as her witness. Then Neil
son would have engaged Barnes to
try aud break down Sharon's repu-
tation for reliability. A. this of
course, Sharon mould hecome in
aisnant and engage Tyler to de-
fend him. Tourney and Terry
would then accuse Barnes of trying
to take their case away from them. /,
and lnsinuatn that Tyler was be-
trayirg the interests of his client
whereupOn a general riot would en-
sue between the lawyers. IN the
midst Of which Sarah and Sharon
would slip out be married before
Judge Sullivan, with Nelson as
best man and Nanny Pieasancc
IS bride maid. Now people can
'ealize what a lucky thing it was
hat Nelson wavercd further con- !
est. |,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-12
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-12
ThG Nolfher

After backing and filing fol
some time the Winter set in in
dead earnest Yesterday, with a
windy snow-storM, which lasted
nearly all day. 1t thought that
this is only the advance emt Of a
big Norther that will about cover
up the town. OF course. this in
formation about the weather, car
ries no new information to Carson
p ople, but it is read with great in
terest Ivy the APPEAL subscribers
III England, India and the South
etn States.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-12
opium smokers,

New York. Tecember 1.-THE
twenty-nine opium smokers arrest.
ed in the raid on Big Flat, Eliza
beth street. appeared at the Tombs
Police Court yesterday. Fifteen
were white girls from seventeen to
nineteen. Their four Chinese COM
rani"ns did no seem troubled over
the arrest, being assured by Tom
Lee that their lawyer would Sc
cure their release, which was soon
verified. OF twenty five of the
prisoners. only folr were held.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-12
Garrard-Shiun.

Last evening in this city Miss
Kate Garrard. daughter of Major
Garrard. the Private Secretary of
the Governor, was married to Mr..
l.. W. Shinn, Of Ogden. by the
Rev. Josiah McCIain. The. cere-
mony was performed at the resi-
dencc If the bride in the presence
of few family friends. The Ap-
PEAL acknowledges the recent of
the usual Roderer remembrances
OF such joyful coca Sions and
joins its congratulations with the
friends of the happy couple.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-12
Verdict lGr t1saintiH.

In the case Of Moran VS.. the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad, in which the
plaintiff gu d for $jO.OOO damages,
alleging that he was left at Love
lock III Humboldt county, and that
his wife was put off train in the
middle of the night at Battle
Mountain, the jury award. d the
plaintiff $3,5'W damages. The case
was tried at San Jose, Ca 'ifornia