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New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
MR. IRVIyG HOY oRED BY THE LoTos CLUE
sevcral hundred members OF DC LoLOs CIub

Several hundred members of the Lotos cluo
and their friends filed the rooms ot the cluo ias' S"
and welcomed Henry Irving, In whose honor inc r'c'l
ton was given. Follosing the usual custom OF
the Lo'os club "saturiay Nights" programme bad
been arranged I'm which several wolknowu actors ana
SINGERS took part. This had begun when Mt IRVING
entered tho with Mr. Reid the president o the c"h
Mr. Irving was received with much applause, AMI sld
that the Lotus club had been the nrst To welcome hn
his appearance IN America ana II was tbe INST
10 welcome him on his returs. Among me guests pc
sent were Bran stoher, II. J. LOyrday. T. r. Ansth'
General Cyrus Bassey, General H. brlstoM'
Aaron j. Vanierpoel. W. W. Mcfarland. q. ~.
Scribner, Iaales Archer, r. : A. II. DlNcy'
General Horace Porter. Thomas Whhcn II: H. "orilhsr.
Chauncey Depew. samuel Brandram. the rhakcspat.ah
rrader Among the members were Douglas Lay lor'
Frank r. Iavrrncr. Colonel r. ". Knox, T.. W. WANDER
hnof Montague Marks. " II. LIBBY, :. H. Parsons g J.
Cntlin. W. Brlckel. and O. B. GOld,chmldt
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
toRpa Ann COMMONS AT DAtY's.

Mf, pinrfu's comedy of Lords and Conn
hssas" wac produced last night at Dalt's
Theeita ana n was received with attentive
,egespst and gentle patience (which Il considerably
nprsi ht anumefeus and brilliant audience Viewed
VITA reference tp its passhin df n the npl ~ Thought
spu she saup ei pasts distinctions 10 thsiish sprlrtt,
a. ls confused and ineffective the meaning hnsp,ef,
sau aipra O. he ldnNtieai with thai NAiph 10 Implied
b. NJ i,uhaii seas "tasts," Mi faYiuis New Alien
and uii Acres" aud various other piays relative o this
te,ne which have long been familiar Ihei all tend to
eoholusioB-that "luye loVels al ranks ana
iASs the shepherds stan beside the soePtre"
aud they are hrnly of opinon that kind hearts
han eOronets" The doctrine is that has been
stated wth sarcient frequency. II hardly worth
while for Mr Pinero slate II again unless with
Illustrative advertisements OF unusual force and
brilllancy. These he has ssppled IN Lords and
Commons" either In story. Language, incident or
pictures OF manners English arisOcracy hasits fobes
but even countess Nigh. he expected 20 know that IL
customary 10 drive nails with a hammer American
democracy has likewise It's eccentreiies but the
icau Girl drawn IN this piece
fhau fhe English countess few Of the minor charac
ters-suen as Mr.. SnW Baby Rddoone and
the fashionable dOctOr-are capital; but the important
persons unreal, and me authors ih"Hs>enienl 1
ten seems strained and artificial IL should be said
however that the volatile wOOng Of Lady Aeb Dy I0"J
r.e Is pretty and pleasing and that al times the 10y
Passages BssH aud Mrs DeceFasf come olO'e 10
The line OF true paibOs The piece caboraey set on
Nj Day's stage, and the acting OF Mr. Drew MISS re
laa. Mi-s Droher, Mr. Ots skinner, Mr. Lewis,
d., Gbers and Miss ,s.ddpS nea1PS eSTriHS eonafS.ob
sss Dr hor has the exactng character THIS she
presented with great earn-sness OF purpose Investing
with engaging Draaty and expressing IL tehdeIy anu
pa recepiiOn for comedy Of rather dubiOns noTlt
mounted With Opgcce and acted with Taste anu skIIi
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16

u,... a. AZ, p,ker,s tragedy Francesca dal Rmini"
, rresentaton ef this pisy and OF for'oks
- - has been received with unbounaea iaVor' his
...oa A., remote regions OF our country !" ~hicn ho
,.,,e artist of tho first rank had previously peho-
-, , ,ooy, adventurous, impctuous ana lnhoinitsoio
80 ,han that q, Lawrence Barrett docs not exist upon
h of our time and 1t certain that the iutr OIL
sa,,c art IN America will be largely moulded ana
.tr,,ioa bv his influence That influence Is OF the
., refned aud Intellectual character II ought 10 10
ro,ea reviewing the field In which MT barret' has
recently been Iabpring that his performances OF the ou
.,srdard nlavs-" Hamlet" Richolieu," The Merchant
NJ Venice" Much ADO" ctc.-arouscd ana malnl"h.u
cnure IN among all classes Of the people IL
s OF course By the standard Of the great Characters '"
an actor Of hfh power and ambition IL ever WISH
ft T., be Judged. These are characters to when MI
Rrrt, has deyncl his life and his acceptance IN 'he
by new Audiences is marked pleasing ratlncauOn oi
the Judgment and feeling of his audiences III
and the other Atlantic cities II sometimes Peass va
fOus ccnsors Of acting To ascrloc bo, to mia
brilliant success on the American stage ranei 10 ~
uersonal worth aud domestic virtues thh 20 sl",i
bowers as an actor. These merits are Wen a.,
hcy do not suffice - explain career o, H., The art
he plblic view full ~ brilliant achievements ~ e
nj artiue always marked by sustained power aver
intellectual resources, and perfect i.,,no,t
by creations OF character no less ntla ~ 20 fawrrnce
than bold ana venturOus In design it Is 10 iA1Wlo"' '
Rarrett I'm America precisely II is toienry r.us w
England. that the stage OF our tiie s i,, nrcti
production of new TRAGEDIES hho ior .ne fri,n thc
rT and successful cudcaVOr 10 bftak NV az e H.
hackueved pathway. and ironoo mt.nva a., -,
nnst In this po view hts great success u Iso
e.pecial public importance ana the fccoIu vi II 'ats
b., ,,Jc tth sfne emphasis at this time. a te" "''ss
hence, Nr Barrett will play his farewel W - "
NeV-York prior 10 making a proiessonM VIZ. ~ Ill III,
siTualze the occasion to- express the aiinra'oh "N "
TEEN IN which ne is held In this community
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
DIED
0AIIARD-At Norw ak, {
r Conn. Nerlmler u. the nss

BALLARpzM Norwak, Conn., Fo"mlef is the nov
Fns, a. a. a.s rssdcnes Msnisy Noyon ar H. at m
as % sat arr yai Of from Sss
BELL saturday. November i5 NJ Florence whe wife Of
aend s,sra 'cyIees A. s,sS .ss ssa.s e:
OF her unc" ~ White % Wo1t Jfth-s@ ~V"''' Nv"
Remains 1li be tf1n to syracuso " y for inermsnt
BOLLE---J r. u.lay mornln, November ~. hGy wig
Of H. L. Bodies aa dapsio o. the iaie yideon i'cNef o'
Faners service, Sundiy 1871 ns at p n at her ia's
M =, eaS': v,. ,a'' ~ III n y,n,.pcc % f,mv
CEAIG-At Me,uohon y J. Novsn Der -. ls.. Henry O.,
son II Joha ; and sara, : ciay. age 3. years
sS he res, olcs o. In. fa r l lstachsn NJ
14ns aS%n Cave S?sSSe sGsey VA a'e x IA sli ! o'clock m
cAINEA residence q her as 80. Deacon A. r. Cur
ne atTes G1 s ieSds are respectfully attend hc'
caras, s 0a vail ne ~ n e@ias rani cis Depot
a IN.
HALL0cK-Atfs raaidenee Matii.ucs, l. L. on Hoyenbe'
g. rhonl'A. Haiock. are b. years
@ y S9 % ,n ty m y s,ana Of ~. S'''m
Nouce o. funeral her after
MGR BERrs-At Dson. ~. sudaeiY. Novsn6sy Jaia
late joan P ana Mary p rrca wcl o. sew Milford. cons
Funeral ser7icss ~ Dixon November ~ n end NJ
Mliord oy ,mber % i & a. ? m .o-o,,,.,,s
Crigss yin leave Grand Central D'p'' ON ARRIVAL oiiIao
MIIIER-.on Thur,iay November iS NJ fannie wife e.
\ j. on Monday a tornOon. Move nbor !. Al O'Clock
SrEVFN 1T g. Paul Nnn. EOvs nd ~ u John orrel
eldest Albert Oalatla and Louise stevens aged Z'
Fnncra NJ Greenwood Cemetery sunday November L. M
lZOcOsN
slAnSoa SATURDAY the q, INST OF eonu 'p'oa Nor
Spry.re lSunilgl. NJ the South hensngoi
lu.orinent q d. hitHhall y. 7.
wopDFORD-fn Br)oXyp, Nov,nher Is. ai re re.danc,
ofhers n -tewurt l. Wood'ord ieiot 0i JOsinhC.
" ,o ord. In lhs ism year J ner age.
Nniicr = iin rat hercIitrr
Pat please c1nT.
wFrgOPT snaaene on thursday. November - sarah
T. WHmnrr ia ighfef " thu lite " liam q Nttmcrh
Funrf 10 er atn rpstfrre East itsts on Sitnftay
Nbrrnhcf J.. ~ 1923 . 0oincf 8 M
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
RF.rNrRANCE OF EDWIN BOOTH

Edwin Booth makes his re-entrance, Tor the
regular season t,lmorroS night, ut the hnSeuin III
Boston Ie will act there during the next tohf "''A
and will have the coopcraton of the eNcenen'
.,,,,,,,, o,yan,,,d by Mr Montgomery Field The oc-
.s, NJ W. Roo,hs rtarrearance s one cf signil I'm
r,,tanre and uf COURSE II will be vieved Win deep III
tr,rst Under Nt Fields managenent MI booih VII
be rfur,r surtrnndrd hat his professional touf
this seasor s hpy rs hp attended WITH equal pleasure
ti the rihilr a,d honuf and rtvsrefity " hinisrt ~
,h NJ /, rs,,,irt n arp tihs rtninprt tattr ~ thr
Anr,it,," s,arr 90 tragedy srt'nriri wiih raft'4ni
esniNirr arl fttfia't 'atni nhn rfr"ti.h.f Y
pitib i,0 .rt aiisaf 80 NrH trts rNiil IanNrft l'
ae5 4.i as lDrs-lrnnt httt Vin ratrrt ir trirf't
AU.t ,1at nD \ i iai niG I'VE rtphsirNii"r irNfiaff
35 n, ,te rt., iu..,.u iuaua nH He'.i tp 'tfr
u,.rs ia Buslan. ali rri.aiHs tp4t iiii MHirh -,
iuai At4il fe ApHi - hp ate !" tA''"'r'fHs ""'
MN M. ~ NM No ID Noun
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
NonArmlnsomrilHAsArnA rnAuoWa,

eipFt to'ftspDadcHe. Cincinnati tuintffiai "il'"
The ItNes donuAAur= every man on the irluhH,H.
side -Cfuudrri and O., ull OF threats and tho Nt'i
abuse Indeed tht Drnus gatlc paper rau nu o"hl".
iu lAl- -ptpt v lth tir amp organs. Tie t't
adjective thc Tines las is "iHpudcuL' MI hlHlI' -
lpuact Iur AAf ln- been candidate MI Jones u iH
pudrut; MI Lk4u- is impatient, A IrSIuiurut hrphh
can Who Ntlturci tlr opinion that the canvass h.It
SHOW Mr Blaine elected ha- hs opinion ht aided " AN
impudcnt claim" Mr. Sew uupudrnt for having conn
Ncw-l ork. General Dudley j. Dralenly npuaeut IDl
having come, Ac. by The way, neither Sew nor l'''
here, and the announcement j. simply another I@tS
laIscLood 90 str mp passion aud pre- udlcc Ihr ioiei
aNcc and arrogance 0f The Ifs aud Herald are bry ono
conception. Not man prominently connected III any
way Win the Republican party e-oacs their abuse A.
liars thieves trnior and every utterucc D. ht n
an nccudiary assertion aud a~ the days ~ ny they "p
pear 10 pct WOr~e. lIr-e papers viii soon feel oph7c"
across lee er 10 preserve tAClI sell respect
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
FARM IMPLEMENT MAKERS FAIL,

Carr & Hobson, limited Manufacturers Oh
AGRICULTURAL implements. with an Office ana
No a. Clid-st.. and IA factory at Bergen io."' ~.
made all assignment yesterday TO Norman y" -
,s,,nout nreferenc.s Tho company was Incorporated
na.r the law. ~ S.wYork in January lsel, Win an
authorized capital Of $3.50 900 divided into
OF par value Of s25 each The officers OF tns cnh
pany arc George W. Carr pre,iaent, scr.
tary The company formed 10 6'neer
10 the business which had been carried on s'aso & ~
$50 nv the frat two named under tho hrin hli. W
carr Hobson In March last Mr.. carr said Una. .,o
comnany ioyued real estate, machinery anu patoLe'
~arh siOS o0OI manufactured stock and stock Ia pfo
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
last season and is attracting and pleasing largo
GOSSIP OVER THE CABLE.
INCIDENTS IN FOREIGN LANDS.


SOCIALISTS IN GEBMANY-NENs OF slbthiAN
PRISONER
LONDON. Nov 15.-Since the Reichstag cleo
tons In Germany It has been ssceraned that $4,000
ballots were cast for the Socialist candidates An anay
sis Of the vote shows that bulk of the recruits TO
Socialism are moderate who will be satisfied Win
the redress Of the crying evils which have resulted
from too Jealous enforcement OF repressve laws
Prince bismarck hopes to be able nufy the success
Of the Socialists by preventing unity OF action on the
part their deputies II is said that split Is Already
menacod among the Socialists
Is PETOLFY AuvE'
There is a rumor at Buda Pesih that man who was
officially declared dead hirtyhve years is still alive
and IL working IA nsmeess prisoner In the mines OF
siberia The man Is the Hungarian patriot and poet re
tofy He was represented killed in fight In IraDsyNana
between the ungarians and the Russians In the uprising
oflsl9. 1t is now alleged by various Hungarans ~h"
have returned from serving In Siberia that
they recognized NJ Petolfy. who, they state, Is not
allowed to communicate with the outer world
THE Nfw-oHLEANs EXHIBITION.
The postponcmennt OF the opening Of the NewOrleanS
Exhibition has auacd a rush OF new exhibitors VINO
had before despaircd Of getting their goods to New
Orleans in time The English Foreign Once is cordially
60 operating with. Commissioner Fearn to make
the exhibition a success circular has been
sent by the Foreign Office to all the Chambers OF Tom
merce In Britain. enlOgizng the advantages "ere
by the coming exhibition and inviting merchants anu
manufacturers 10 cooperate with Mr.. Foubanque tho
British Commissioner for the exhibition.
ARCHER coMi~G 70 AMRRic,.
Fred Archer the we'll known Jockey. will not ride again
this year He Is sail from Queenstown for Me-" i"tN
to norrow and viii spend the winter IN the states he s
a compnnrd by Captain q. Bowling. whose horses nave
been successful mt Newmarket nnd elsewhere IN the past
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
SAMUEL BRAlnRAMs RECITAL.

Nj. aamuol hTandTam, snAhespoFeaH
scholar gi knngn aud esteemed ia England, has come
o America 10 Wow tho country ana TO give reclals "l
shakespeare plays Mr. Brandram made his hrsi Ap
pearance H. America Thursday night at Chioherhs
Hall and there recitei The irchant Of Neuioe Ihi7
gentlemen possessed Of rather unusual power oi mem
ory and practised talents In platform acting lie re
td nery all OF the five acts OF The Merchant OF Ven
lee and ne was heard with attention and apparent sat
sfactiou by considerable assemhage. mr bi"nui aiH
iii rrite agalu next Monday and next Thursday. be-
cctOns VIII constitute the nist programme ana Mac
D.th will be the second
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16

pr-pNrox -v,v TTNE-On wednesday. November o
a. a. Norrisanla bv the rev l. = cumming Mautie
T. Bnrn,on Of this city h. May, daughter ~ 'n0 '
samuel Van Tine.
TN ptuEKEFMAN- November H. ~ the resllenco OF .no
hria.a athsr Is Freeman. la QUA uAihe Ds w.
H.. T.. strong. d. D. OF Boston hass- '-' WV S - "
aud Mary child Freeman - 49,, -.
'FRANK-FOX-On THURSDAY, November ~ isSA huse"'
q FRANK 20 Harriet daughter OF Aattih foA
pAp.oNs- the residence OF inc pride
parents. rnslewood ~ on ssvsmssT ,sseSs AZ ar "'
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
LOSSES From THE HOCKING STRIKE.

COLuMBus, Nov. 15.-Tte Boarl Of Trade
tonight heard reports from the committee appointed to
investigate the LOSSES sustained from the strike IN Hook
ing Valley since june 27 The loss OF trade to members
Of the Board and the coal companies i estimated at
G3o ooO: the los 10 business men 'sde OF the
Boari -3jOOOO: loss Of freight 20 the railroads cen
trelng here 81 iDOOJO; the loss 10 furnaces IN the
valley S.,5 600. ml iu % total of 1lOl 1000; of this
il estimated that the loss the city ol Columbus Is
SOIL 900
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
woN ON IT'S MERITS.


THT TRIBUNE wine LARGELY Un IT, merit al htN.ptpr
n having n this respect gradually g1ue ahead oi ah -
rivals n s strong Republican paper but ii heiffr- ih
giving the uewa and does this with great thornn-l
ness and reliability. II misses nothing That D. "n u
having and what n gives MAY Do" depended uloh VIZ
cannot he trifhnlv said of Of its more or lr5'
esteemed contemporaries.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16

GEES of manufacture nj their factory s60OOo STOCK IN
the NewYork salesrcom, sio.00o accounts receNaos
10000, and cash. $4,000 against when .hsy , o"'
their capital atook OF $3.50 900 and other debts amount
ing to 900. which left apparent surpius " yo
900 Their tndeb edness outside of their chpa stocA
Is said 10 be about 81 10000 They have been SLOW III
meeting some Of their payments lately
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16

Tho deathblow to youthful looks - the sure
,rar,Ing of nee which would not dread II we could
lr.u harb tIe wrinkles. ialm kO.meo VIII surely ann
pn-ifyeiv prevent them and keep the sih 'ln''h ana
neyer rn1p Ms uWn personal use Is PROOF, hh ah
,ui,r A. .av 10 uv fhuu.lnl customers: i'y u thi you
win newer hr Tithaut n. Mr4. g. lhomrson naenice o
tho Thomn.nn wave. ~ Vast Fourteen n-sf., New-
York Make no mistake in fhu number. LEchan-e -
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16

solo or Gff. II ,rlwnn Upright Pianos was
r.,ttv iuule tn laut'rucn W tht hnlhcal deptriw.ht
uf tho r,nns, WANNA . b. Company. Poe hiai' li'ii l
.u a. thrt G,nnl after 4fifrhUz a. i-tit't, thf
riarlnan ~, h.st uursht mnlp. Modest Wire. Ware
t,.,,ls. it0 rirhprr William u. bHitvn, Hana-ei.
hartman. luulul A. Peck. NHnnfi' ftrf9. %
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16

TRrsuyE OFFICE. Nov. lG-l a. m.-The movement or
the barometer during the clear weather yesterday was
upward The temperature rmgcd between i3' and 39''
the average Jl5' being - higher than on the coFre-
spending day last year, and 5l' higher than on ray
tr and S .htN warmer weather may De expected To-
daT m ms CITY and yIclnIIy.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsHrYGTON. Nov. ID. Ncy-EnElni, |,
fair weather, northweserly winds becoming ~,'iaoe'
higher followed by falling barometer, nearly stationary
temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic States fair weather. light
variable winds shifting to southery. nearly stationary
temperature, falllhs barometer.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16

LAWRENCE BARRETTs REMARKABLE TOUR.
Lawrence Barrett, who is turning his face
eastward after trumphal tour Of the far West will
appear In Chicago on Monday evening. November ~
beginning m engagement of three weeks On December
lac appears st Baltimore, and subseQusnty 1t WssA-
inston and Philadelphia. not reaching hcwfork until
January 5, 1856, when hs VIII Anpess - INA AiAs
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16

ffaf 5h4 st Hfuf. jfhfhHi "a. -.
~. Nfif irfh ifnrs Uftaunpa tn altnh i'l 'N' -
puri. nu taft" Ihia A. urHttak fhi. inrnHrn't f't
ltHfa hAs uhip he h,i Win prH"'if'tt Hht iN'i' i
nuat lip and hurp hihA whiuh pumrs o. raai 4" ~
thtIt ia place hereafter lui mo ifHrs p" i' h' IN
inruhll,Hu tafb association. mo patty u Mh h'l "n
Wltnuut in,ni Let th,m at'l n ten"e.al' eHiat"N
90 lulA GA tluF nai rAiat.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
SLY HUNDRED MEN DfScH iRGED.

Al the SINGER Sewing WachIDe OIA5 HU
Tiizahcthpor y j.. 600 discharged Last night
5,o,, Tho oeor shaft fttng and other departments.
t, ri,,,or yl hr di-rha -rd This week. The rcma!-
, fore, VIII be put ON fO.ty-two hours work 0cshiy
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
TRtpUVG LlrN. r9SE2vATrOVs.

-. s,g-rn cry hy tsrths
me -
by he It- or dotted Inc
ceZcc tncfHOaactei ~
nuG pharmacy. broaA~sg.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
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.-,,aair 4. ,n,hres, iaeiisares
A,pisos sirAee AM hooHs
,t,.,.,f ,tt,tN,9 e iBtt7if ,isp ~ lsf,aps
ASn ANNrR4 q s.nSs ..- ann ~,
ta's- sHN hH''Y9 tTt-' '.f' 1Hg ~-Hf i 49, rri
ppM a.' , A,at sue g = -s -lia,l''t, -" 49, lir,i
ftli...t -Na. a-uaa t-seis eih +-Ai y ~ r.''iai
aal p-tanA pls,s ear,sp z ~ 81 i,,tf fef sfs"e
sAkkf Gl,heaSs Ald,5Ss 80 s,ta,Ay ,a f ada44s g4s"s
rHuR7naaff hiS3 iiS.f3te ffs'e1a io,i 2"y 2 An" a.
Anane
CHINESE PORCELATNS.
eayea by me iron ABROAD az many sanpes Of
SOLID COLORS.
FAMiLLF ROSE.
BLUE AND WHITE
GLAzEs. sPLAsHEs "a
Of especial interrrt
CoLLhCTORs AND AMATEURS.
Now on exhibitions at
MOORE'S ART GALLERY.
e9o 5TH-AVs,
THURSDAY AND .gilJAt., N,Oy. y AND 81.
WILLIAM p MOJHt, AncJoneer
An ESraoraiaary '+ais
OF
FRENCH MARBLE CLOCKS.
$50 SELECTED MARBLE CO n.
very ies aod bes, w'rh nanstp awe an
s,.tvei from Pans a1l mast BE- sold Dy auepn.
Now cxh. bit Oh AZ
MOORE'S ART GALLERY
29O 5rH-ANE..
and IN b So
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,.
NOyemb 10 .nl 10.
at 2}J each Ia. sIerp.
WILLIAM p. MOORE, AUCIfONFER.
Adtie PAYNE.
Manicure aud ChropO list u Eas st Iresmcot OK the
Feet specaity. Fin ger us italflheL
Election Bets for Hats m pe payable a. my establishments
wa ' BURKE PA Broadway.
Ppsf Dentistry every description ~ yery moderate
prres by Jrs WAIT -lT H. 10 ZJlst OIL st=ni
Refer % Rev Crosby Dr Il. f. WieI. d j. W. Howe
Home iinae Preserves, &c
Families suppt,d Win Preserves Jeicb BranJod aud
Ca mel Fruits. Pickles &c, pul H.. n
g a -.
And warranted
PERFECTLY PURE
rcu' rs containing prices s3n' aDpcA
SARAH :. MCELRATu.
393 De raw-si. BrOJiiy y I.
y,o le Aiela.-A delicious pure and healthy spanish
rahle iecOmme Tor persons % deca-e hetitl
fU Ter dozen. WILLIAM \. LELL - Wal-st. New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16

fpofa me FosfeH journal
n Nov YORK. es herr. there appear to he t"n rhll y
T., innrr.tir rurnrs for the Democratic cfr.lh ,-
Therefore hs sr Iofk Times declares that It Is hepu'
a. n Will uDf du
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16

seolslin Garments. leading fashionable styles.
ron7i ne lasia skins Lolcol dras perfect NUM- er-
gluty An!Hted lowest possible pe, ioF strictly feaD'
91"-'--"E a. q sn,rsE Nanulae nr.r. lO3 Prmcl.st
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16

LunAb1fg's Perfume. Martcha Nle' isoso'
Iunfb0rg'- rerflme. AlPino siO'rl,
Iundyor, Perfume, Lily o. The FAicy'
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16

la4 Ler,ngton-lye. betweca "a ani 'S.h -ts.
Hour 10 l. 20 g. Diseases VI The Nrrsela y ftoHl
uellto Urinary organs. Impotence and sierihtY'
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16

Genuine Johann Hpns Malt EEt,t las sgna,nre ~ Iolann
los -tl n+ ever hutli lhlt7tt lj
a. uvsl,i4As lor 4euorA 81 are u limitations
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
Hotcl BRIGHTON. Coney I.and. open all win

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New-York tribune., 1884-11-16

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New-York tribune., 1884-11-16

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New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
MR.. IRVING AS LOUIS XI.

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New-York tribune., 1884-11-16

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-14

A Pslieeman Knocks a Man Down In Front
Of the Court House.
Yesterday morning Officer Radford ar
rested Chas. Bradley, boat caulker, for
being drunk on the streets. While taking
him to the lock-up Brsdley broke away
fromr the Office near Bookings drug store
and started down ChspGae street The OIL
c.r Immediately gave chase, and catching
up with the prisoner near tse SherMs Oh
fee. struck Bradley ever the head with his
club. The first blow not knocking the man
down. it was repeated with gseater force,
telling the prisoner The blood dew all over
the Pavement and befose the mua could be
pickea,uR and conveyed to, the lookup, .
large peol of God was found on the street,
and NOT only that, but the injured man
could be readily traced fpm' where he re-
ceived the last blow, to the lookup door.
Quite number of prominent citizens wit
messed the act, and all are loud in their
condemnation of the Offices As one gen.
tleman rer.arked: The officer could readi-
" have seized the man, and the striking of
a drunken man is unoalled fsPrat all times,
except when he is resisting arrest Brad
lev was visited at the lookup By,a REGISTER
reporter Yesterday afternoon. The mans
head presented a very ugly appearance; the
gashes on the scalp were covered with ctot-
ted blood, and in fact the whole~top of his
head was one mas of clotted blood. The
officer certainly exceeded his duty, as the
blows were uncalled for and necessarily
make the act brutal one.