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Smyrna times., 1884-10-29
Furniture Of all kinds.

Chair III fae chamber Suits. Bureaus, B1dsteads,
Beds ana ges Tables Stands Mattresses, Spring
ia a Or less than citv prIess for tbe same
hooos Jan 2-tf
Smyrna times., 1884-10-29

Our manner Of doing
business is to try to please
and give satisfaction. We
show our goods cheerfully,
price being marked ON each
garment or suit, so that you
can see at a glance what we
are offering. We are anxious
to sell, but never want a
customer to purchase unless
they are perfectly satisfied
to do so. Anything bought
from us not satisfactory in
fit or quality can be returned.
Smyrna times., 1884-10-29

Mother Hubbards have been vetoed
on the streets of Chicago.
Smyrna times., 1884-10-29

DR.. Days Veterinary Medicines have been be-
fore the public since 1910. They are now the
farmers standard remedies. Use Days Horse
and Cattle Powder. Price twenty-five cents per
package of one pound full weight.
Smyrna times., 1884-10-29

A fine constitution may be broken and ruined
by simple neglect. Many bodily ills result from
habitual constipation. There Is no medicine
equal to Ayers Pills to correct this evil aud re-
store the system TO natural regular, and healthy
action.
Smyrna times., 1884-10-29
AGOOd Chance
To get the best Clothing at
very Moderate Prices is offer
ed by us.

WI UnOOACl dOC llCCO 10 OllCI-
ed by us.
Well tell you why we
have desirable Clothing. We
are constantly making to
order for our best citizens
and study up the styles and
kind Of garments to be worn.
We are very particular about
the fitting Of our garments,
have them well trimmed and
made, 50 that we claim our
Suits are much more desira-
ble than the ordinary Ready
Made are. We carry a very
large assortment of sizes and
kinds. We can fit from the
least Boy to the largest Man.
ABOUT PRICES.-We tell
you how we do to make them
low; we buy from lSt hands
as far as we can. BY that
we get a great reduction in
prices and can know the
better what we are buying,
and then we pay cash for
them, thereby making a
great saving. You know a
cash buyer can have the in
side track all the time.
Smyrna times., 1884-10-29

A Missouri paper says that twenty
one couples from the northern Coun-
ties of the State have agreed to get
married at the same time and place.
And after the ceremony big banquet
will be spread on the village green.
Then several hundred pieces of bag
gage will be checked, and there will
be combination honeymoon.
Smyrna times., 1884-10-29

Choice Mackeral, at J. B, OoOpe
Smyrna times., 1884-10-29
A Noble Jew.

E. p. ALDRED.
ChestertO'Cn, October q, 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09

been prominent m National ahairs Whatever m'n
have said of him they have never charged Inn WIN
want Of shrewduess or Quickncss IN a-ceiis 'nluh
the current of public opinion or with bourbon ma
bty Ia forget outworn methods lis lrtter "i ac-
copt0ucc shows that hc recognizes tue new o''"'''V
which, II II he not regarded, will leave t"e piN '
. hopeless minority ia some Of the moro important
States lie has learned by this tune that There ARC
in the State Of Now York alone some twelve thon-
sand school districts. and that in almost c,cry one
of them there is srnrll number. and IN 'om' p
large number. Of men - whom this question has
become paramount who have against the spous
system sometime Of rhlt b,t'or haired which I'D ie
old DAVIS was felt against slavery, aud which us'u
e. he called " lanaiiclsm." Ho knows how that od
feeling dcveloncd AVID he can easily see mo-" inns
new lcelin. Will develop. Bat &C my 'e said THAR
the Democratic party also has learned something.
Doubtless It has learned something on qHr-tiohS
already decided: hut not on this allNnpoIt'hO
question of reform IN the ciyi! service lA'
trouble with the Democratic party Tor Inc A'I
r,,t- ve,rs has been that 10 has never seen any
,reot ,nostion until the country, thanks 20 the te
puL,lcan party. had got past 1t. The only aouc Gee
from which the Democratic party has learned any
thing during oil these years has been Repupiican
victories. On slavery the war, r"ron-tructlon'
finance. the currency. educat on IN the Nouth-on
ever graf quest IUu,-the kcpuhlludu party hd'
had 10 educate the Democratic party los Republican
victory. And So it must Pee now ia the civil service
question. Doubtless after the Republican party
has fully developed It aud carried 10 TO triumph tie
Democratic party Will accept It; but never until
then. To teach the Democratic parry that eva
service reform means anything National victory
Of the Republican party its present platform Is
an absolut" necessity.
Again, some of our Independent friends say " LEU
tho Democratic party in. and If It be NOT true To
these reforms we will turn II OUT
To all this comes the old answer
"Ihet~a lion m he LOBBY r'ar:
Ir4y Mr. : eakrr s't I e No me door,
Or shall Op the Il 0r AMI lot hlin m,
Aud Jnen al Try -ct h.-n on a-aaf'
To sum up then regard this - the crisis OF civil
service reform. which next to the abolition OF
human slavery will if successful, he referred to IN
the next century a. tine greatest achievement of orr
country In this We are at the partIng Of the ways
To place the country in the hands If tie Democratic
marty IL certainly 30 check aud probably destroy
the reform for many years to bring in the kepup-
lcan party is to secure its regular and substantial
dcvelopnent. therefore, thuugh my vote. like
vours was cast at Chicago from first +" last for MT
Edmunds. | purpose to vote at the coming election
for Mr.. Blaine. ! remain very truly yours.
ANDGEw D. WHITE.
Nantucket Mass. Aug 3. 1881
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- NLNLr0ll NnNrNLNI.

SARATOGA, Aug S.-lhr annual meeting 0f
the = uatott Hatfle No yam 90 .,oIitol no bold
A. thu w ted ate, liot n.xt Tuesday morning. when
plano forp riretgg loo ,tuculri wai b, Iva At Ani
arr ngemr.ts male probably Tor O. 'cllclluI niKt
yelr ANON l.o.e pAtye Hsni1ct fhrir uautlpn
10 end .lc nae r.g arc 7eHl DR. Wa.n.r Msr. ;. \
Cox T.. q. r1p1lu aud JoHn a. srlrin. fha monument.
IN. found C Gus ~ whon r, I'D ia 80. i4
pet. klh nc r'rp-ba ot co. llttry ID t.e p4fsls
and hi .rar0al 4altr. 30 has p rf tcr or Itct
iaJ q. TO- .O.t a. tpoyt rtpJJJ .uI ls AL 90 81.
own. ARIA I." u l Nn +it Of trr Dy
rs DIT. -.4-w % D.. .a...,t, Mr.. VI kil tla
mDuu.4r.t ft tuII d ~ sym .tY .' ODD q r"Jnpn-
lr.t. AuI stubs tn al c0ut uttUu. III ttuor ddg
ITO uUI Q puul'. rIf posse. at Doe -pru-. 10
Is hop % -l comp %" INT u.r cprtIol d.. ~ year.
/ .r l4.u4.L-4t > a .Ar0rIL. 90 ut ~ yla4..
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4 BOYS TERRIBLE RIDE.

WAvERLY, n. Y, Aug. ALBERT Shaw. age
eleven. Wa dr. wing mowin --maclinr on h' fathers
farm no Farmfn ton Penn, on Tues iav In Ia alb
seuce OF his .ather from ia hel Ire no : walked
through yellow jacke = most To- Singing Of the In
secs guad, IN horses madness aud ,hY raa away.
Tne also nc hoy bal y. but he chung T. ths
Uses H. Orv thitif n u % d from the machine he
you'd NOR than likely IN from ~ the kniy d bs
cas- To pec. s. H. kcpJ head and managed b uds
tic bOr.cs around aud ar0uId tue hrd , the uncut
graas They ran W Idly ,rount 90, meadow eve 81 zines
and then boy AN courIl ~ them. 1hcr dashed
toward . cump @. trees e one aid o. III II ~. The
1scnur sf.uck tree and the hoy wis tbr On To ths
ground and nirro NlY e.rauri m ktvr,
- VIA n. .et oy uis b as at thr h'p'. E1thing
known the ic ids uufil fHc b ave no. ~ gHst
hlmseli as Ile ho r.aquittet pf annie away. ueh
badly but uot fatiliY hl I'D rrrI. swpl ga bY tio
stInss. = Hca lcramo cu tngi.d n tir g - a. y
no mlrhnF ana wn.o ronnrd. Toy w. m'V
poi one by tho 81 n g and . a. bly fwoIirn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
SEEING JOIN RoAcHS HAMMERS FoRK.

A large white goat was chewing his cud COM
place!iy n il tc OF scrapI-on the Ard Or The Mo-
gan IRON Works vester ay Afternoon en- ne CoHRi -
si.uI Commit ee came u two abreast Ine g'aI droe
70 nj. ,eet AMI ard a. the proc $50 n eahl . I'M
ddl I'D. 4ru- marin gItu IN Roach Hr "as '""" IA
by sen tor Hawle or Conrec icut. md senator Bullet
OF sYu. Carolina aud AZ or them Senator'S A'-t'h '
z ode Island ard Morgan. NJ "a am. Ley uTr7u
TIC f.r-i-g hop wee NJ Eoac keeps bis Hug H4n
m.rs TO- wedding and for.I heavy shaf NJ. Oh' oi
lhe,e s rvcuty-on hammer tor -ual.r shaI I''- ne
others -irry-;ol han mrr, VI an extreme I0tc7
300 tins q o. Que Of he largest n the "OltL n W.
man caI-ht bod Il tie lever am .n 10 -
- h.hel I'm he larg r A''N''' r., ,cbet
W and ell bus a. L. r' t
nh. anvil - re- wa oh < # 70 hat Il votd LOT nave
crusi-d feath r. a ma csult Jay uhAel Uu - -
anvil" Mr Roach Il lii eil. and t HouH 2uo -
- ightly ma, tue "a. igbt gould MT D. Iel| N"H' y"
tAe c0umi-.e cured tO 81 IA rApci heh- ,..-,..a a
ThIr cen Of the .rkmeI plIni Ifjh ~ iI 20 ~
bl ck VI o. upsb n tvcnf tOIs ald WIN u " "a
auV. Toe %, a. - q. u white eat a ID lhe nhi y,
IeI II with heavy tlul o. u AL.E a a tne
O. eo-c. IS uf tire n~w 10 every leg GIo !.
z Quad she \ a. eyeY blew, un d 10 .
b. upru Ia .i. he nu mo 0nL co.hnh aIu -
pace O. in be arr fOr anO her haauh- ne ,cr a
Inspected ga no d. ais in tue poc'-s VI
ruuE pig iron to boilers aud uarnlh' y i. a t,c
EXPIRE no theuaelyea well p."t.eI VIC tn, & -, -,
tUirart.r a the " tta I'VE pay On Low Hl !" l.,
49," md Air l.oa. "a. tfYr Iht rk. -fl lH i -, ~
$4,000 In al. Mv Iuatsri u a. ahou bA r., ,tt b.,
Cus ~ work ts iaU0. make lh o'"' hi,,t ru,,b
cent con -rrts EIv sua rec o. id -. b. NJ. c,t
o. the mater poo ylu -ue. . 'eih'h' WI
VII
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snL1LAG srOnEn rn0nrcE

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'''' ......, ,...,.,
N'lC l'lr-N hNI ON 'i.N ''..''''
Mine Colt Dis is highway robbery Does
nod,o. arc GOOD - Isolde vo nry bu goot. hop
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, - r ., ...,.,.
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t I f .t. - mop. . 10 ,..l ..- t. thu Poe -i1. lut
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every -h ih' -tfl.r- .'." '''
Them tn,t o 10 80 20 keep fhst wui VIII MOI n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09

lhr .oriing"ut liabilities sr' TX % 1ml- Dry notes OF
ia. Wheeling and Lake Eric ..soad Comp ny diver.d
TO NO. Michigan CIR 90 p.uy, u D-,rJ. each for
SLIGO due -e ,tem5ar lni December 3. l-2A and
juno .. september AMI p.co n1er 9, 1~~j. entorel
and guar aod ~ trc as .I-nec euiorsrl OF he
Fiii'rl- Cleveland D. q To.elo Railroad Comp'nv,
asS On ing ,lo17,o-5 U.s.. ius rom NY y 70 % o5er
~ 1881, and 900 el loren o. OF 5000 on noe Of
% Grand Po or AMI Cir,lud1e Railroad Coa "a " f1r
$4,000 dn- jana Il. lssi aui secured by coli
L.t raj.
Th" 'Fsct. are. minlr7 aod actually, as fol ow-:
.eo, 900 -t.o aI6r.o-aeci.si "a a.. sane ss5-59o-
b. so1 | D p'. -e''r, o ~ In i-, VT , t 01. o.
ioal nom va .3,1oI. cap. sto l"Ts t'tn'erst'r -
.tlcs 800 800 % o'.a acct Win same s'iIt5 nom,
srf iio'ary 500 st $1,000 uon tq G.,Ea g. G E4L
s.5''oI l.,polhsc,ted'i coupons Of same ist
~ 81 nom oprn acct Wheel = L4se ?. Bridge 90.
q Of '9s .l'o o1o nln c'pP?nt OF a ne l 90 oo
S5 cap s. lnnt"r Iron W'r<* - Lou5 r,7-.gg 'no
NOM can st ca Dry DocE 60, s-015O - coo 6ypotht
bd' Vulcan ron Works - l.. sGL0.O 400 hypl,h
ty ~ 2AgIaTslio - . "oiAts6' ll1Go1
Iyp can a. Loan and Imp. "a. 81 3. ~ 5H-oo
assets IN ltsaon cap .tasz Co An sc slpl 30 30
ToT{oIss' cap 81 Doe. s oiTao a6 Zoe 2 900
Iyg it rs l9l Asn Arb, 3nttr TT T. r. f2o.2 o5I
Durnoo 1in Co.. s55o'o nom. ; cap s. Jeaer
son f"troeum %. slg3gqO Pog cap a. 'o,,aSe Home
T.
l.73 tuOl-s +l5uoO 2d same = -.9 lO' NOM cap
open acct same. fSo A expended IN bover'ton *
hHs0u 0i $40 cap 81. Dura1 gD -l mines eJOg0
nom cap 81 jerome rank lila ste and ing. CO. p ,F0
$4,000 ii g. o. Mob 70 Ch4t b.. o.. tINV.w
nom Jar River Iron 20 Camden. t4O.nuN-+.0OWt cap
n ~sh T. IT, Tug ln 5000 lworthIes', cap g. g l.
ore . steel Co IS O00-tl5uof st rrupe- 'aa
+ rrf Coke 60 thr. 81 3.t}9 -0Olo cap - to1tin
saratoga $40 Gl3af7 Ubl. cap 1la onc ft As. -au r.
81 900 - ", st FULLER flec-n.ai Co. TOO u1ui
ccrtd rlori grant by Mexico % EdVard la "a t~bl-
s. 30 open acct D. Grant. SOL u - nom.
ft9o'2 81 uo1i tn disputr ~ sam q Nleelock, IT,.
81 0'jt2 1000 on q. ohm o.. Wheeler tlO'0o open
a,c,so orca. HoIgan 80, y 60, y Atiun go.
ssJ.o1o noun. psy@,s ri,tt. e. 3 ID, r. +
4 cry 5000 notes. OF eco p Andrews. s,,oq4.
booth Il hoo Edmund conn. SIS o-t7fo John Coos,
r Young tut .s19I Joseph U1rtor $1,000, Nrl' Iu-
guile p ..nlu. Goo Iuuit tlHn"- flo0u y. ". kel'tN
40 w.rtHlrfs. o. pomcrov - ,n11 worthless on
do. Dog Pau spotorI +l4~b uou WORT a. shares
An. Nck. Nal Co.. N'tugip MIN. CO., n. +, la tiats
IS. 81. co.. tAd s.. s. sen a. ~t.ur, 90
TUer q. tt'. tr ..rta Jr. ONO an inter f im'r a.
,' fields. Out $3.50. l'a ~s,tie iu RI geTuui j.
A1.iGt. iu Iw.n ,.lhIrl Ntrd Sew Au.. ti} ''ol
ots ftI. 90. saint $50. Conn.,. ntu.-b3 u -'i %
n J ven cru sors ~tp,I11 iu attor'ht. teo""o
uNi uifu 400. $1,000. tH" uih'rrnr' tu .u, u" tH"
20 t,fuuI go, ~ .fn ~ r. W fh- ti.t ma. M ny
oft hr rorn.r uiopa hav" been abb dun'l, NV Ned
p,yIpg dividends. uud tJrit stock has d'pr'ci't'd n
val g. OF never lad much
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
PLEASURE SEEAEES Ar HIGH ROCK Grove.

WATERBURY, Conn.,, Aug. 8.-IIigh Rock
Grove Con l.c,lcut's .N,J1eraud' vas ~ in roAdd
tod a. with pleasure seeker was d-y for 'am.iea
and tneu friend. AMI u J came from Ne"-IAYen'
Bri .gruo~t B.rals am, W!usted. aud Other aces
ID uea. La NAug tuck Vl.cy iJr d d4y' enjoy
ment
On dnes ay nex vii take place u ,ois popl lr rs-
srttlo fu % annual reuuio AL 2calc OF the zee a.
ants OF William Futile AID tho family MI 40 ID I1t %
larg ~ repre- ented, A. Ions have De eNt,uisi
Z slllt. uf.u5e--. william TT raId us " 2 liza
beth came from Eng'Iud settled a Nc'-HtV'n IN
1899 atd their Jr.ceud ~ % nDer many uiO'hthdS
uh are So 4 red ali over tie United ctttc- lie Ken
logy N the family as recently heeh go pl Ell ~
George f. Tuttlv has ueeu rugage o. h wOrA zoe
~.
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TO REcEIgE GREELT ~ YEWBCRYPOEL
rHE ARRsNG NsVrs FOR 4 FORMAL CELEBRATION
~ ul-.. NJ III. ..-r Ic ~ nLnREn

rHE ARRtNG NsVrs FOR FORMAL CELEBRATION
~ HONOR OF THE ARCTIC EXPLORER
NEwBURYPORT. Mas, Aug S.-Arrangc-
ments far CD ion 30 Leutena Greedy "a his ar
ry home on Thursday rex, are nDti.y progr sang
and On cele5r lou OF the gi.l De- the most
exte dvecye 81 n IN thit ely On his va here
Leu,enan' G.ocy Wii Dee received by he New uypOrt
Commander Knights renrla' nc bag ~ a o0jy ,uard.
The pro c.sion viii consist 0f tie sth Il g.m Ut. me
ora Il Army post, ~ NcWbI-YDOrt, Ames Jury. West
wbury Merr.mae, Georgetown ind Have hill. sons "
yetera Sc civic e., ytsl sts IN -, ini
n Ri Depa nett Of thc 81. Wis v .rny
Chare- /. Ayers wl act 49, cf arshaL The Inc Of
march Wi De Ga oUgh The prur 81 streets ana by the
NAL, wucre school children viii be a sem0 Il. 20 tbs
grand and where Lieutenant Greev viii b. roc ved.
&C = Doin the procession viii PISSED Tor atdncr
In he afttruO there tfl be btni cOnce AZ th3
frn - nj. t0owe by 500 ch... IN 81 evening hero
will be- % ccuer ! Ia alma on md T m IcauK
battalion. amt ID play 81 Ore rss. The Gus % "a
tlc roUt De pr .c..s.u wl D. lecora cL 2ld also
be public bulll ~; tnl Dat u pudi drc1et VIII %
ere .ck A.Iou- sr.Iu 90 ne tIu q "a tt'Fe. nor
R0 1nf1 Il -tui. .ec te- ma der AL In I'd D,
omml der- niey and 90 lu, bcnf'itu ln1y an
Gre lyss ri ing c1 lrtdc. go fmtte' 0i ltiiea thd
g-4 le 90 go mi. ~ erlH1n I'D "a eD4 - u DO
&c ting Lcutcn ut trecy ia sulil b lcstul nli.
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DNNEA ~ JIF4NLSG TEA NEN

Mr.. K. O'lm and N4-oieLia YoAor7u1. del
e-... ...l. Sr9 DID ...- * Nu tol A".cl.I3a n
japan v.r t'l4d tae lsrtl Sc Cons me- 81. "af-
ral-. Co.. y start.r a; ruo1a by iAH16 .rier
Ilers sad % o ot Wel a-I1y evening re deazl- or
gave inner TO tne pe: opal teA nercu ans a1d III 'r
ar- ~ Ne YORK. . .oIs those prose- were r Nuto
lao res. Mini tsa Nsl ac-1l =. *. Tikt ashi, JAY
ar.-c C,.-ul Nrw-T .rf; tnl Il r. utwl. Ira Bur
cr. Fred uca NtsI, T. b. g. I4r -r, go. C1tr.s ~.
B.ebe in 20 few 0pc in. remarks Hr DaIrt a. mat
up rst b su lrut OF The ProIlccs aal Mere ant
Tea As o lilijt Of Jap'I VS. J.. me turpose
.| -l-.yIuEl roI-Iuct- ahurllug .sc IAtS To ira %
tr- md mere ~ .Ac loDllar 4 j. tnr-o ~ ana
~ d ega.e. D. O. anon he .ed To- nrFch ~
furnish Chem with d the ilr rul.i1n WA m ~ lasd
To aasr amy ur.J 90 me ca ca ilIe japan.
ii rs ured them that any - n information would De
most JnauI "a -r.e vel. Nj Y0Aly aid that The
d. ect.t the u cylt ma Inc LuueI states had be ~
mo- SAT- tc-o.Ly geo l-4l -ll -,i -eI '-ta ee-
r.,..I ID. 4- q hg pa WY they bad Been te2'ea ll
N-w-Y0r,. IN yslil "a Aug SO ID oy tr9 Amerct ?
luIOpc wher. icy VIII spend arcc 40. a. al. ,hfh
d. IsnJg b IA Aay o, the Canal al INDIA, WIiCA
tley noLe ~ reach D. K, uSIy.
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4 B04RDER PREFERRED TONER HUSBAND
SENDING MONEY TO 4 WIFE N GERMANY WHO
CONES WITH ANOTHER Mas.

sFNDITG MONEY To a WIFE N GERMANY WHO
CONES WITH ANOTHER MAS.
Annie PiesWcr and her boy, age eight years.
wcr. leit 5y Kar p'~t1cr Jlc hus1 mi ard tane OF
the twain, tn Germany Will. he to Am rct 70
tier his fortune. settling m ONO he naturally
son became a "4olid nm" and scut mon'y
AMI RAJ roal uctets for Au.e to come
10 I'M ria. .Aruie came IN ste .m-hip - rmln
she had In tho moan me ma be- m 1cqiIi1tlne o. a
nice young MAJ nam Gu.tdv In Ger. she not Only
gave charg Of the ptssl-e mon y hat came lvcr 10
mi name. "A sha dit appear in Olio her husband
tcpgraph.d o Castle Garien. bu' ~ such names as
'Anuie PfestnDr ard sn" app ared on thr
record. Supeun eHle1t Wslng was then ap-
ncleI %, buf with NJ better succe's,
AMI frnlly Detective Gro on to1k md the matter
be fpuuu from tie Il Scr1Du isru MIN. mat the
ulu had cnt gcd b nam. and tr, ced b and Eng
20 Ans rb rpei's 1oartlnT 10 NJ. % P'lkSt.
from which. frr four days, tIrf webt way IN
the nigh -uddonly After pc, SIS emit sefr-i he man
wa. found wUrluZ VA q WVud t4rIc - sApp - No. 10
Pm 'fnn-f
While VT lnrtn The office fJr ~ der tocome down Or
den heard cslthy footstes -to4ing aOwn tie stairs.
IN sts ID .ut mt the -tr - lie purs iri hlm
on 4ua tom and can LiIu 20 t. e. or. udL
" Wnv did yuu run ~ ts,e the pan i1g 'cctv'
" Because vas AZ at replied thc moe painting rugl-
Nv athlv- you dore with tha womsni" demand Il
Grudeu.
Tnslr admitted tlat Ne W bo Ring WEN her at No.
1.qq7 Tu|r ave. Isn't pr tested int no tuprsp"r rot
i1u4 visited 10 tE.cn b'n WA = Mrs Pf'stner was
informed rucr bIuI nV.ty ihO her she stiii r'
Young 4 pro un,hl ulul.omcr man than her
guAlIp
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To EEcEIrE 4EchEISHoP RTAM


TIE ROMAN CATHOLICS up PHILADELPHIA 10 MAKE
GREAT DEMONSTRATORS.
PHMkDELPHIt, Aug. 7.-AuangcTents were
completes Bay for tIe re- Juou O. be give IN this
cit 10 Ar hbi.Lop Ryl' %, g. Louis who veterlv ~
c.ivei from Rome th. brcf trl stating Dim % sec
NJ Phibelp ia ArchDis Ran l. exp ct . arrive
here on August 10. Tie sin be net 90 Iar1 burg by
del gat.on OF the clcrry nd atty o. the archiio e, and
escorted b. the archicli c0ph residence. On
Wednesday morning the Arch bishop will be-
formally vot oy the Clergy, 10 a solemn
high mass lu the cathedral Gle g,m from
every par = rho 5l'e b prn,sIt r tn' eveIi1ga
grin rec pro ss "a viii given IN his no o. by tho
Catholic societies OF Pailade!ph Fully 10000 clt1o-
iCs, rnc Oua Temperance and tenen-
orlanizt ION Of the urch ue ctI, VII iuru DuB
n full r. la. "a raTlyDg torch ht-.
TUT = piomiscs O. b. me iarye-t and most importing
CStho ic demonstration every made IN this city. Tue
proc 10 VIII move several rc,ts. ant pass Ia
frunt u Archb shops sidrncs IL W D. re-
vie ed ny tne ufeldte DU INK tie march in ths
yciniy o. IN arcAepscopIal residence, there WI Dc
con inuOus disrlay 81 tirr w. Ia.
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NAVY or IHEIR DEBTS DOE ~ EUROPE.


WIN arr "a, On busu e. IN, the firm name Of D A..
Ma tine 4 Co. a. No Ii Warren-st, made a. a-s gnme1t
yeseriay 10 Fred e. Be,tz, with peel, reLces e. VII
lam a. Albro Ior S5ll33i Tie holder o. one prUfuiss1ry
note Tor rl4.6OO; Nay Augusta Mr. Inc oJo-J -
C,eurze IL. alnlcT q o. --uUO, AID IL & Largo
OOt- 10 al OF e75,756 81. ihe b stu -, which As
ia .m lOr.lug err az clotns md tnunl g. was
a ablish q % r. ep1e A. Inc u 1871, AID "a jan
uar.. 1896, tnc u ~ n4ns rs. A MartBe -" ~ts
ID y ed T. A. Marine did on January =, lefb' ana
Au4l-t Of he same yer @ present par ers tOoA
c,rsp uf he bu iurss "a ntaus the Oh hI "a hhif
Their t,hl cs ID mercantile g. Wt % a. - iII,h
ne aims d. lar De v, their unsecured hhentedh'ss
hln n ann. - .lnnunl " 40 -ni 81 ~. uu - ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
BAPID TRANSIT ON STATEN ISLAND


ADVANTAGES TO COMMERCE.
4 TRIBUNE reporter yesterday asked Erastus
Wman prcsicut ~ the Staten ISLAM RIA lway COMPANY.
what truth there u the that the Pc1nsYlVnnia
Railroad ,m laRy mad acquired clntrh Of the K pld
Transit 70 lyemeL g on :, aten STAND Mr Winan SAIL:
mr. statements arc &, -ay 'he lea-t pr matur' II
true hat ia Rod irngt In 81 rai r'ss along the
81 bore of rhe h,rao- OF New-YorS u state Idln
G. O-r T. wftHr O'cUrt's p1stoH hcl " 70 nd"r
t.c dcccs oi any tHc rail GA 20 I'd wa er across nat
rcuttly 10 i-2o7' d. =. ~ mp ora l e
storage mt rmna ~ lifles 40 ar' ei cw re m
aNlaJ Oh tn I.rb)r exec Do 90 % rea' 80 ilr Snt r
rtu ASIDE u. m aaording g,ei'y - ,
eco rmo a ions 10 n Gcuts ~ tc9 ltland
ana aiing arse 10 ts oca ley men - &c 81 10
DE- moe. nuot.lAt actor n lhe prohen ~ p. VIZ
terminal ciiltIes md largely decreasing term nll
c e- in hIrbOr NJ NevIorS. and SIT, tnu do more
tn'n any "lhcr azenc, 10 MAINTAIN the comm rciA4 SUI
pre- acy " this ctf.
r. aso OF iuo oblble that The staten Gsanf ter
prise .Ra7 eventual TAX IN sha % o be line ana
ttr ulntl comp ms vii % 49,! receive frcgh nom am
t road FIR stOrI-- anu shipment rcg ar ca rE' per
car 20 yOu can see ia lane with any single "a =,
road con. any won'l d. nigh y IjuIic oJs and would
limit he scope OF 3 Q ,nderuislns.
In regarl 10 tie Nth l0r' rry, Nr Win n 81 d:
" itis on a week tod sine the Rapid Transit Com
NY ok po sess1r OFT the ter~ and there ar now I've
-f-cla boats ming OF Tie No.t4 -h re- and Bay
Ridge r.utt The ats are rul ir'up ], on see az
tim. Thy Fly t.1c -folrths o. re pJs-e gers
and ar -iyan the s'eatest possible 50 ti,-
% ready De- consider. bly, re- 'uccd To-day the No th
-ho boats began carrying teams three Of tue lad
m-s
H. Hoton Wood latcv -re su-er Z the ~ Ten Isl1ud
RulAav ompany WHO Ias 1us been no utihcd with Dne
R1pI rdusI m1ut. has tn ~ de general mi 70
a4,'r OF the lroid and 'e-ry comp Mics Super '.
tue $50 fh -IOr Ferry ami NlHlr. OF tho 'A|t, "A %
cont nucd n their former Do o1s The ~arn boa
now ru7 tr1rf- end H. er l lea bclon o. NJ.
Sd ri, uy the Independent o"auipoA npdu}, alii
Iuf. comp began ELL mex Pc for dollar
on 1lOndal and lten I.lal viii re IN "e' O.
m itur cheap ars which Will SUD I-om tue co tpe-
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EMBELLISHMENTS ~ BUSINESS

BosTox, Aug. s.-Altwan, Dcmelman & Fuchs,
who esae liquor deae = of No. Br,ld-sL have allied
with A4bl ltics II So OOJ The 1rn c 70 sd fisrti
Al uau, LAma L. b Iu m q. Iul Frederick - fichst
e uei al ~ tners an Nose ~ sch"ar 3 ~, ~ cid
part en- Tor $4,000. lac Liabilities are lisci die ~
tue ST.
CHICAGO Aug. s.-Jobn A. Hu ing & Co.. oea'er' m
Lees made an assigIu.ug with Haslts $4,000 and
WILBUR n. Y, Aug. s.-R lbel h Aartnis, grOcsr
has ia .de an assi-umeut lor elO,OOO
assets about the sane.
PICros n =. Aug s.-John logan tnn'ry, has o)n
fe.--d jud .Inent To- el1O 90