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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-15
Guardians Sale.

In pursuance VI Nh order VI tho Probate Odufi N
STARK county ohio. made On tho 18Th day 0f March A,
u, 1874, In tho cAAn VI douglas Wilson, unardlhn of
uonhmln Wilgon Ills ward, The undofalRncd Will, on
tho lAtn day ~ Apfll, A. u 1854 NJ 0ne O'Clock D. M
" said dny on tho PROMISES OHtr NJ public Hae tho fol,
lowing dceoflhpd real estate situate IN Osnabnrgh
township Htifk u0untf, Ohl0 toNlti nong Tho south
halt VI the southwest quarter of section a. township
~, range n beginning Tor Hnld tact nj tho southeast
CORNER OF said quarter aocilonl thence running west
along tho ne0t0 ne 10 tho southwest corner VI same
~ ohnina and 10 lnke ihenco north hlunR tho aeotlo
Hue 10 chains ana ~ nka 10 tho southwest omner "
i0bnt Wilson's lhlld IN said quarter sottion lhfnto
running toutll ~ degrees east 10 ohhlnH and N links
70 pnat being tho ennihnmt corner VI Robert Wilson's
lands aiormald thence running @uth, uo degree west
ohanA aud ~ llnhA 10 tho place VI beginning con
tAlninH 7b acres and uO1OO OF hn acre Of land,
ufins ~ shluOnet etfd cash IN Tho dhy VI sale 0nr.
thd IN ono year and onUthlfd IN two years from dAy
or ealn deferred payn0hiH ~ De secured by MORTGAGE
on the premises sold, aud tho deferred paynontH "
bear lnirict ai tho rate Of sH pcr cent per ann par
aDle annually,
Appraised at tb 1901 FREQ Of nOhoatc right of dover
and 10 be sold ifoo " eald riaht Of dover
DuUuLAB WILSON,
Guardian VI BENJAMIN Wilson.
MONO A MOCARTt, AipyB for Guardian mhribh
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An Interesting Event.

Goldberg, Bros, will have u grand
opening at their establishment next
Wednesday evening, which promises 10
be u very interesting affair. Their large
and spacious salesrOoms will be hand.
semely decorated; all the very latest
style goods will be displayed In u taste.
Jul and attractive manner, and 10 crown
all the Grand Army Band has been On.
gagged for the occasion and will render
a ane programme OF choice musical
selections, II will undoubtedly DO the
great event OF the season.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-15
AnuaenentA.
LIGHTS o. LONDON.

"The Lights o. London" was presen.
ted at the Opera House last night 10 a
very large audience, aud was enthnsiaa,
tlcally received. The piece was splen.
didly mounted, the acting OF the cOmpa-
ny very fine, while the scenery was
simply magnificent Such wealth aud
gOrgeOusness OF scenic effects has never
been put on the stage OF the Opera
House, II In grand beyond description,
and was duly recognized by the audi,
ence by Oft repeated bursts Of applause.
Taken IN q whole, or individually, the
company ~ one OF tho best that has ap.
peared here for some time. The per.
fOrmance will be repeated this eyening,
and from all Indications the house Will
be packed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-15
AnnOnnnnnanIA.

We are authorised 10 announce tho name Of CHRIS.
ITAN NOLHli ~ candidate Tor Justice VI the lpace
Tor Canton Township subject 10 the decision 0f tho
Deinouatc primary election un tho 10th Of March
wo are authorized 10 present tho name OF ori,ps
TINE uuDFrIN ~ candidate for Constable Hubject
10 tho Democratic primary election on March nth
MANY Oifisnkn Or run FOURTH WAnD
we are authorized to announce BENJAMIN n
FAUST ~ candidate for Justice OF tho Peace euhloci
tion March vpth
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-15
sanitary Policeman Elected.

At the meetingof the Board Of Health,
Wednesday evening, police officer James
Sell was elected Sanitary policeman.
The choice of officer Sell for the new pO.
sltlon was very popular aud worthy
one, as he has had several years expert.
ence az u policeman In this city, which
emlnently qualities him for the dis
charge Of the tutiesapportalnlng u the
office, He will enter upon his new po'
sition next Monday.
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quently. The Council, II sincere In tho
proposition, should expreaa itaelf on this
point without delay.
The vote ordered has only reference 10
house sewerage and does not refer ~ the
Walnut street brick sewer 10 run of the
flow OF surface water, that stagnatea In
The summer season and renders that
street offensive TO sight and smell, and
hnrtful 10 health. All citi2ans who
know about the nuisance will thank tho
Council for this lirst step, though mere
expression,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-15
OTHELLO

On Monday evening next the talented
young tragedIaD, William Stafford, will
appear ~ 0ihollO, In Shakeapere's great
tragedy Of the same name, supported by
brilliant company OF artists. OthollO.
M IN well known, " Que OF Shakaspere's
greatest cOreatl0ns, aud the portrayal
Of the character OF the noble MOOOr by
MIR. Stafford is very highly praised by the
entire press Of the country. The Louis.
vile Post has the following:
" 'Othe los scene before the judges
was passed with applause, and then
there was no thought for the actor until
the scenes whore the intense jealousy
comes In these there was no dsap'
pointment, and there WIS u loud call
which brought Mr.. Stafford before the
curtain, The dual scene was passed
with an effect that held the audience In
a spell OF horror, and no one could think
the acting less than wonderful In its
yigor and accuracy"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-15

At the Domestic Sewing Machine Par
lors, 30 N, Market street, on next We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday, will be-
on exhibition the Anest display OF sew
Ing machine work ever exhibited In
this city. No other sewing machine
company has ever attempted 30 elabor.
ate d display Everybody II earnestly
invited 10 visit the exhibit
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-15

contains Ave roOma. and q smoke. house,
good barn 1890, with shed attached
for buggy and chicken coop. On the LOT
there Ia u variety OF fruit trees. This
property will be sold on reasonable
terms, For further particulars inquire
OF Jacob Ruperd, or NJ. q. Rnperd, at
Lawrence u Myers hardware store.
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An oId Lnna mani, 20 ne I,rmo,.a.

The bill for the removal Of the old
graveyard on Plum street, has passed
the Legislature, but not In time 10 be
submitted To- vote Of the city nj the
coming spring election. The bill pro-
vldes that thirty days previous notice
shall be given, II will be decided NJ the
fall election; meanwhile, II II In order
10 discuss the question, that use should
be made OF the ground, rs II cannot b0
s0ld but must be held lntact by the
city, II might DO converted into park,
II contains about ~ much ground ~ the
famous 6ramercy Park, OF New York,
and could be made attractive. Tw0uld
be a delightful resort for women aud
children In the hot aultry days Of SUN
mer, or In moonlight yenings for the
languishing lovers Of 10 hsexes 10 meet
and WOO. Should our c W fathers who
have the say In the matter, consider this
proposition too ETHEREAL, they can mp.
propriate II for u city hospital, an In
stitntion, that In the progress OF events
will be demanded In the near future; or
they can locate upon II a city work.
house, or, should neither OF these pro-
jects be approved, give na the bare
ground, which IN preferable 10 ita pres.
ent neglected, repulsiye appearance,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-15
MARKET REPORTS.

TOLEDO, o., MAroh II,
WnRAT-Quiet but iirm, No, lied cash,
glllhi March, tl,0l, April tl,O9A asked
May, Sl0li June, tl,Oilti July, ei,OJ.i No,
Rod, @AGbpNol Rejected, OUD6io
CohN-Cahh active, but futures duh, High
Mixed bsSoi now do'l hosol No 7 cash or
March, MAQi April, bllaoi May, 65Aoi Ite.
jeoted hloi No Grade, iBAo,
OAIa-Dull hnd nominal No, Whlta.
1904 No. 2 cash or MAINh. Iboi NAV, NAa.
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Died.

KiIilE0f cousesiion Of the brain, lai the rr,uancc
Of hla sister mr. u schopp near Parma Faye,ts w,
ill Levi H. Bts. formerly Of paris. stark Co., ohio
ased al yeafs, 10 mos, and days, was buried near
Casey, CLARK county I, beside hs mother who died
abcu, ono yesr asc tAlpsucs papsr please copy.
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Plain Township primary Election

The Democrats Of Plain township are
requested TO meet at the usual places Of
holding primary elections on Saturday,
March Goth, 1881, betwron the hours Of
2 .. IN. aud = y. m, TO noulnate u town
ahip ticket 10 be supper cd NJ the ensu.
ing April election. II. W. H0ssLER,
Central Committeeman.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-15
hhnnIlnr MhinlI.

The shooting match advertised TO take
place VT Meyers Lake, yesterday, was
postponed 10 Thursday, the 10th inst.
The distances and conditions are as fol.
lows: Forty.1ye yards, of hand; 20
yards, rest. open sighti 100. yards, globe
sight, any calibre.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-15

william 0ld1eld Ia canyaasing the
city for q new stove elbow that IN far au-
perior 10 anything now In use, Costs
no more than common one.
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For sale.

A desirable property In Schwallns nd.
ditlon. Large house and barn; good out
buildings, containing lotB S0xBS6,
mostly orchard. Inquire Of Peter j.
schwalm, grocer, No. ~ East Tusca.
rawas street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-15
Wantr,l.


An experienced farmer, at big wages.
Call at kitzmiller Block, ~ Eighth ".
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Superior iron force pumps for all
depths OF wells Also full line Of wood
pumps, at Couch Il Strayer, A East Tua-
carawas street, Empire Block,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-15
jackson Township Democratic Primaries.

""0H'V" 1"WHHHIF HUI"UuFHUU TFIhAFIoH'
The Democrats Of jackson township
Will hold their primary meetings on
saturday March 2Oth, between the hours
OF aud y. In,, NJ McD0naldsyllle, Mar.
chand, MIllpnrt and Schario's School
House. JN0, A, SMITH, Cen. Com.
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Rev. P, Hemmeger will preach at the
Trinity Reformed Church tomorrow
morning ana evening. Sunday school
ut . o'clock a, IN,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-15

The days OF Lent end on Easter sun
day, April 18Th.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-15

Five good buggles, all In a No. / shape.
Time given 10 suit purchasers. Gala
.. X. Ebright's dining rooms, 30 East
Tuscarawas street, Canton.
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You will find Couch u Strayer, at A
East Tuscarawas street, headquarters
for all kinds OF hardware. Their prices
are very reasonable.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-15

Fine novelties In fancy dadoed win
dow shades, velvet wall paper aud other
goods, at D. l., Myers " Cos,
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Call at Couch Il Strayer and get a
horse blanket or robe NJ half price be-
fore being packed away for the season
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We are opening at extremely low prI.
ces black silks, cashmeres and spring
plaids. GEETlNG n VlCKERs,
II East Tuscarawas Street,
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60 to Railway Dining Hall for warm
meals. oyster stew4 and lunch. Fruits,
nuts, candles, cigars aud tobacco
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For Itnni.

by April ist, furnished front room
down stairs, with separate entrance;
has bay window; house about llye min.
ntes walk from Court House, Address
II. b., through Canton Z. o.
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MIsoELLANEous.
sfATE op ONO, }
INSURANCE. DEPARTMENT, )
OOLINuuH March bln. lt1t1.

sfATE op ONO,
INSURANCE. DEPARTMENT
OoLuMnug Mnfoh 9th, itsi }
wnIauIe, Tho MANUFACTURERS riliE AND
MARINE Insurance Company, located NJ
Boston, IN the state VI Massachusetts,
ha nlud In this Onlce sworn statement by thu proper
onloofa thereof showing liA condition aud business and
hh complied IN all respects with tho laws VI this state
relating 10 l1lo Insurance Companies Incorporated By
other htAtea NJ Tho United Atatoa
now TiirnKfOnH, In pursuance " law l. CnAnLr
~ MOORE superintendent Of Insurance OF thu state VI
Ohlo do hereby oulilfy that said Company N auh0hG
od 70 transact lia appropriate business O flllE lNSul
AMOR IN this state IN accordance With lnw during tho
current ieaf Ihr condition and bunlneaa OF said Ioin
pany NJ tho date " such statement tDcoombcf ulat
ltsel) II shown ~ tollowhi
Aggregate amount " available Assets tl 0s0 tiul ~
Aggregate amount Of liabllltlota, (etOpt
oapital) Including reinsurance ,,,u,, b76,0i1 40
Amount Of actual paid up Capital ,,nn 1000, 900 "
surplus, lua,,,,,,,..,,.,,,,,,,,,a,,, li,1NiUl
Amount oi Income iof the year IN cash m erl,ID9 40
Amount of expenditures 10 tho year In cash TO,0O0 10
(s>N) IN wirsrN wnKnE0F. I hAyo horcunto
heAl subscribed my nnnie and CAUSED tho
(~~-@) SOll NJ my uf1oc 10 bo aflited, tho DAY
and year nbuyn written
CHARLES n. MOORE, Supt
W. l.. ALEXANDER, Agent, at Canton, o.
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SATURDAY, April. 18th, 1854,
Administrators Notice.

Notice IL hrrcy nvop that. Tho undsfuisnsd hN bcsn
duly appointed and qualified ~ Administrator,
~ the WHAT'S q ustbabns tnef late u STARK county
Ohio de,yd WILLIAM u plNiO
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For Rent.

Handsome front Office room for rent
on second floor OF new Clark.zollars
building, North Market street. Apply
20 collars n Co.
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Next Monday is St, Patrick's day,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-15

Wall paper and decorations at j. L.,
Myers Il Co.'S,
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Go and see Lights o. London At tht
Opera Ho lse tonight,
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CANTON RETAIL MAnKET.

DHhOCRAT OpFIrH |
CANTON, ONO Mar, 18TH
Ihe following Will be found correct quotations this dAI
VI the retail price 70 consumers Of tho articles nhned
hufffh, LARD, 40
Apple bntlnr, " Ral 10 uheeae " n,u i2hnlH
nntlof N ,,,,,r,u,sb Eiign, " dor,,n 90, go
VEGETABLES AND PRuITn
cabbage {, heal ,,,,, 10 Italians, n plb,,,.,olOn2O
Potato, new, w. ib pfun0 ,,,t,,,,,e em bn2O
rhnirs, bnshe,.",4g Tomatoes, per bus, ,,.,,,,-,
iFnnDerfina, " qt,uu,ll SOUP Ieana, n a., lOnlH
Fi.Oun Ann MhAi.
Flour NhAnk ,,,, tufl 40 Corn Meal Aack. ,,, 1be
buckwheAt Flour " h. Oat Meal ,,,,,,,,,,,k
0raham Flour, " M .,,A Iiomlny pqt,,. ,u,",b
RhkHn Ann OuRkD MnAfA
Fresh Pork Pmr nleh shoulders " nuu.,,,l 10
sse, bc, sIsass nes isHgs ,iIe,hIa'l Bacon tln la
nlied leo lslog0 Ieef boiling ,bdl2H
Hams, hua iru,l2uli Pork Chops, ,,ul2n
Hams country, h,ufiO
ruWIA
uhlofona, llVuu,,,, d6dlO lufknya alive, n ft,.ll
Ohlokena, dressed 10 IA TURKEYS, dressed v Ih,, ~
HYHufh
hllytr Drip, HRA,u,,,bO Common rrlp, " AAl, 40
ll00d Dfip ,,ut,,kn u, hplAAft, "a, 10
New Maple syrup,,,,tl 90
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sss ss ,d as .S. s I,,!s nsSS "a gsgc q 100 Ss

Applying these principles OF law In
the case before the court, the defendant,
the City OF Canton, IN liable TO the plain.
TIT for the injury ho received by reason
OF obstruction on Plum street at the time
no was injured, and the proof establish.
Ing the fact that no was injured aud
ought 70 recover the sum OF one hundred
and 0fty dollars; therefore, the court
renders u judgment against the City OF
Canton for said sum OF Rlb0.
II. II. FAUST, j. p,
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Situated on the Randolph road, about
IN miles from Court House. House
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domestic" patterns are the best,
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Akron Is to have a $1,000 boat club,
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SO no B. h. lIeIori, nane alpl.

End. That II tho street OF u city " oh.
struoted NO ~ 10 bO dangerous 10 persons
using II, and tho city haa notice OF the
obstruction, or II the obstruction has ex.
istod no long that by using ordinary care
the city could have known II and 70.
moved the obstruction or have guarded
IL, then the city IL liable 10 any person
injured by reason OF such obstruction,
provided such person using the street
exercised ordinary care on hia part.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-15

Smoke yolkman's cigars,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
LONG ISLAND.

BATH.-A citizens ASSOCIATION for the main
tonlncc Of law, order ana morality has been formed.
The cOrpOrators are Neweil ". Boss John V. Van
reit William McNanus, William 4. Zeil, George
Shields, Thomas VI. hagomau aud Horace l.. Bah
cock.
EAST NEw-YoRE.-Wliam Schroeder, age fifty
three. a night itchmau. found in an area
way near the hou - of cX-CharitieS Commissioner
Bernard Midas on Monday, in an Insensiple condl-
tom. ne had several Commissions GA his head and
one eye was black he died last night. Ii IS not
known whether he was beaten or injured himself by
falling in the afeaway.
AJA4HrA-The VIII of William Belts was admit
ted 70 probate yesterday. The estate Is yaIuod at
Beycrlry Robinson. a grandson. - left the family
plate and paintings, and tAc house No. ~ East
hrticth-st.. New-l York The daughter, Mrs Car
Dime kobusOn receives $50. 900 and the life Use of
$1,000 The granddaughter. Arbclla, $4,000
and an annuity of 500. Isabella Ford Betts a
daughter. $jOOOo. rhe homestead, IN Jamaica.
will remain IN the family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
NEWS FPON THE SUBURBS.

SUICIDE OF \ PHYSICIAN IN MG. VERNON.
DIR. William VI. Dorian committed suicide yeater-
day al the house OF II. c. Knapp, IN lhrd-ave,
Nj Vernon, where he boarded ne shoi himself
lust above the right ear lie had dressed himself
for breakfast, JuG from the position of the body
must have stood before the mirror Oh the bureau
when he fired the fatal shot. Dr. Dorian was born
IN sligo Ireland in 1882, and came TO this country
i'm early life tic was graduated At Bellevue Med
zeal Colcgc several years before the Rebellion, IN
which he served 90. a surgeon. At one time he was
m the hospital at Fort scott, Arkansas under Gen
cral Shalcr He contributor 10 th" medical
periodicals, and wrote Il BOOK, the manuscript OF
which Is now in the hands of John W. Berry, of
Mt. Vernon, on the authorship of the .Junlas let
tiers. n leayOrug TO prove them 20 he the work of
Henry Flood. at that time m0mber OF Parliament.
lie had been in declining health for many years,
having contracted a chronic disease IN the Army,
from which he gradually weakened until his mind
became affected. tie was bachelor, and leaves
two sisters Mrs. Maria King, of Sligo, and Mrs.
sns. u Granalom. bnce county. Ontario.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23

Charles Merwin engineer of the train which
calscd the accident on the Brooklyn. Bath and
Ionev island {ailroad on Mon ny Of last week. was
held for indictment by the Grand jury yesterday.
judo Benedict. in tine United States Circuit.
Court, Yesterday. granted a temporary injunction
restraining the 'rU,tces of the village of Edge
water, = l.. from extending iiro0nell ST.. through
the grounds Of the ScaGcus Retreat Hospital.
August G.. Spcth. Hthouapher charged with
making forgod tickets of tine Manhattan Elevated
railway Company, was admitted to $1,000 bail
yesterday.
Judge Cullen yesterday, in the supreme Court
prautrd temporary Injunction 10 the Brooklyn
CIV Railroad Comp2nN. restraining the CIT. of
BROOKLYN and john T.. Crawford, q contractor, from
cahtI,-st 10 toitv-third-5t. no railroad company
claim, that the work of extending the sewer will
iutcrrupt the taitic ITS tracks IN lhrd-3ve rom
August To December ]. f. has already offered to
u,, ONLY one trac-rhat on the side of the street
which has been refused, the contractor wanting
ST. 600 not to interfere with travel
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WHAT IS COINS on TODAY.

Chafce-G Grant & Ward case before Referee Dwight,
y. ia.
z.
Military ION Hand shooting match CrccdInoor
CaughsaNasas-seW-Y lacrosse match, Polo
Grounds, p. III.
Banquet to German singers, Hotel Brighton Coney
island.
sac Of Dsane estate, No III Broadway, noon.
Meeting Of the Dock Department.
Fisk d Hatch testimony before Vicc-Chaucelor,
Newark.
Wrstrhestcr Pharm 2ceutical Society, NcW-}ocheIlA
Trial of q liver Decker before Justice walsh BROOKLYN
Young Mems DcaOcratc CLUB, No. u West Twcuty
fourth ST., p. M.
Clau-Na-tiacl picnic, Jones's Woods, p. IN.
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thirsty CITN.

sneak thief last night entered the Office of DR..
w. G. 1utiIns, No. 292 Mont .omery-st., and stole
the head of a skeleton and a few towels.
George suffer, driver IN the employ OF y. Bal
antne < Co, brewers, of Newark, fell from u
wagon Monday night and broke his neck.
The Citizens Reform Association, organized in
the spring. has for some time met in the Alder
manic Chaubcr. On Monday night the ASSOCIATION
met for the purpose Of consulting with thea
relative to assessments. City Marshal CTeamer act
ing under orders from the chairman Ofthe Alderman
Ic Committee on Public Buildings. Informed the assn
citation that they would have to sccure another
meeting place. The mcmbers Of the association
most of whom are large taxpayers, are indignant
over the action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23

ENGLAND where they are to superintend the con-
strnction Of two menof-war for the japanese Navy,
They had just returned from paying ys NJ 10 re
fnrennon Ihey were accompanied by ;: h, Iaka-
hasbi. the JAPANESE Consul in New York, who
afterward took them out for drive thrnugh ln9
"ity hcv will remain in New-York two days and
then visit Washington. Returning they Will sail
for England on July 20.