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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19
ACffON dgiINST PiRTY TRiTfOR2
4 Il 1 -.

The Third Ward Republican Association 0t
Brooklyn took action last evening against sneb Ut
lts members openly supported Cleveland and
Hendricks on election day RESOLUTIONS were
ofcird by Major n a. curwin settling fofib
that three mrmbrrs ~ The association had identified
themselves With the parry lLai frll non, lnNei ~
cunapiihpt against human fghia" AMI had wfhri fnr
the innsi nbirp unahln tithHt the Democratic PARTY
had over presented ihran thrn mnn, Wll
lam rntts ubniHa T. nrnmhn, aud Theron -. WiiHbt
l requested tpaiun ffn the haaptl8Iuii and con ia
thrii affiliations ~ The parry Chat lntrlrd American
slavery AMI waH the authnr ~ srprsapn and irhrllln
The resolutions were uipuhttl bY anne nrnlrin, VIVA
ihunahi " would be- Wiser ~ ifrlrf rhatfra hshihst
ih,aa melt and, u payeh, then dNpel Ihrm ini iiri
eek Tread oil aud others showed that thfHn ury
worked Tor the bonooatio party election daS and ho'
FIRE,
The resolutions were then adopted, with two
dshtutug
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BHrsH-At Vest I,s Loas Island on Monday Afternoon.
Funeral services At Als a5 residence wenssta the I9
Fiicnds are respectfully invited to attenl.
november is - oneus 3crien. IN 1911 year Of
Relatives reads are tnvitdto a.teal re finsa ser
vices AZ has iate residence 1t ooooN On VEN tas
spec al Train viii leave rasbush avenue DEPOT Gr ofyn at
IL O'CLOCK ani reufuil, will Iriye a. 1co'A D. n
BENTON-on 1ionis,; the a. Al Bersen Point y D. o.
pneumonia RANGES E. daughter OF IN, lio samuel ani
Funeral iroa IIay cnlrcl Bergen Point On welaaslay
Train leaves zoo. IL Lioeriy-st at 2 N.
cARtT1N-At zADsh I'm sabbath a,,eraooa No
tor, u. D.. in the 65ll year OF nor %. -,
f9aera serge "a Meines ~, u't' u'" ner ' F''
Garages III meet tle 1oocI train OF Liberty.
Friends viii ndly omit flowers
C9LEsadenly on Month, YoYenbe. = a, ma re hience
fiieu'' u" are inyei 20 aiteni lie iun,sa n
Eighteenth NJ. H. Church. near shave, 90 Ne'G' 8
day. l:3 p N.
cURrIs-in tins cty, l7tn inst Angelina Frances
Reailvs aSI friend. ,re invited attend the
ave a aSG 2Sh IS al Ia M a" 0u' '' ''' ''
II Freeland arrytown n Y. IN the SD ear OF her
800 d ipoa ' Frat Baptis' "IuTcS ryioSn T. on
Wednes lay the 9th mat. at hal pas 2
H ienidn nayS9 r III o% Of va nyre so @
Geige W Fent,n trewsbnr, N. y IA tne slst wear of
rnne,i rom residence ~ charles A. HAYNES ~ Frs'p
pialniehL Nr.n.s lay November 49, no U'cl0sk A.
Relatives AMI fri.n q are ilvifel - PIE M
Reinfn ~ leave pianhrl M stb an 10 ~ .. m
HARBEuK-on .undiy mornint, November 49, issi. IfA
tlvlrt llarhpuk 49,. ... -.... -
Funeral fron e ~ her spn. 80 Fasi T2tst 81
Nrin4 siiar NDvenb % u, az. 40 / 81 ~ M
Relatives anl irehls resrs 'tiilY i1ritel
kiNVEDh TN snhlag NDtphi' ~ Nistha Ma"fsilah
wip0i Dhnrin Kennedy 20 tir l4 rei' ui trr aie 49, .
Funeral spfttpa hpr ili tslrlr ~ Np9i ltth ~,
Nninpsity hbinihs, NUtphihpt ~ ~ ~ utmki
MQuHnA A. roit iiehmcni staten island, november ~
ihl iipt. laiap hniip
Iunpai MpiinpaiIt Hihhlnt ~ ~ D. ~ Hlin 80 4
Lpnpiis place nrrhslfhi
NAHiA VA Manhar evenlhF NaFamhaF ! u thnmss ~
iesi sen 81 p iae iiithaa anh MARIA Naish 10 ihh asa
frai n hia ago .,
dttlN fe luntiA lhntaiaf alto ii ~ iiaii
pasi 81, uob o no iaia fu,d4aeA, 40 teai IN a.
la eTiheut 30 Marine tenuipif si-ai
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A BAD SEASON ON THE CANALS.
lBY TELEGRAPH 70 r.Ic r3IBuNE.i

Troy, Nov 1S.-Ihe order clos ng the canals
for the winter December l. has stirred up the boat
men. They say tha the season has been the most
pro table for twenty years. The time when tugs
and tows could be seen hourly the river but now
they There two hundred boats tied at
New-York, Oswego and whitehall. The Champain canal
has Afforded more Business than the Erie which
everything has been almost at standst all sumner
Never before WAS tlere Hide and coal shipped
through tnc ChImpln canal. Even the shi OF
ttuc, by canal has almost ceis ID. Much Of the grain
through from West In where IL ls
kept perfectly over production makes demand Tor iron
less The lumber dealers choose the railroads for trans
pUrtatiOn.
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An OLD NAN ATTACKED BY THREE DOGS.

Edward Smith entered tho Harlem Court
yesterday In quest OF warrant lie Is elderly man
and wore which hung In from his waist
down. Great pieces Of the cloth missing and MS
trousers badly torn In number of places He sad
came over from Brooklyn this morning and started
for the ~ West Seventy st. Midway between
Ninth and Tenth avcs attacked by three dogs ts
ran Of garden In front OF house the north sue
OF the street The wonder IL that not horribly DIV
ten, but kept them of as well ~ could until seVera
catmen drove up and beat the butes. one Of the dogs
think, was blood hound, and the others, ] am pretty
sure were bulldogs ascertained that they belong to
mar named OBren. who they say s superintendent OF
railroad. lie told that as he not bitten
his redress lay In a civil action.
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THE WEATHER REPORI.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. Now 1S.-'or New England.
fair weather. rising followed by falling barometer north
ery winds becoming variable, slight changes IN tempera-
turc, followed in the extreme southern portion by
partly cloudy weather and light rain or snow.
For the Middle Atlantic States threatening weather
and light rain and snow, northerly winds becoming va
rablc lower barometer nearly stationary temperature
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee partly cloudy
weather and light snow and colder weather and
winds shifting northerly in Tennessee northeasterly
winds becoming variable with nearly stationary tenn
peraturc in the Ohio Valley.
For the Lower Lake region light SHOWS and partly
cloudy weather. nOrhcastery winds becoming VARIABLE
lower barometer, slight rise in temperature
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Letters for Europe leei nDs sD,iy Mr,,st o. dis
patcn any Jrtcair sea nor "a Driet .. > 'st 10
livery AZ Destination. 4s al ttlh Minnie h' ''' ~"
mails tlo week gu ina NpyenOcr y VA close
Up sONPTLYtn all cases. ~ tli8 nc. IS ioi,Ys
WEDNEoD Ai.-Af T. IN. or iifJp, per 3 +. OmDnN VA
queenstown detters Tor Germany and France mus; DO
1or - 'ir,r wa Southampton AMI Brsnsn letters
Tor Britain aud other European countries mus De III
Nornsnd.e. navre at $50 y. IN Tor Vera rae III
rect, New-prlelns uott rs iohst De drce 81 yes
steamer VIA NewOrieans > al l;So D. m of Porc hico
THUKSDHY--At $50 a. n. for Europe. pers Repu9ie
Queenstown etters germany ana france aust 10
SIS Stie,ia. VIA Plymouth CheeOouts ana tl0Dngj ~
Tor barbados and Ci1did bOlyaF PEI
Valencia; at lOa M for central Am,rci ani me south
Pachc lortt per = colon. Wa AHpmwHl letters ,or
Nassau =. T.. and "a 4tago, CuOl per g. = SinthsO g.
l50 p m Tor CaDa ahi Porto hleo va htsSna ana
per s' ne; deters for Other Mexican states must
be directed per cayaot ~ 1t p NJ dor 1.e "a riats
-. ~ fr fr x1O snd huatan per s. +. d. "-rd-
III Al IL q IN Tor Jamaica. sayana etc. perAa
sATU RDAY-At5a m. Tor Europe per - c,ty OF ohca5S
enslown letters ior ser ANY ec' mus o. a
reet-a per cay Of C9easSn a. M iet a .oS
Jamaica per Iona at A. "a "a M ,'S he Sstser
lands i,rse D'r = T. aani via i,oterian az $50
a. M Tor Newfoundland. pors = 20 IA ~ ~ T. ~, W
bremen at 10 D. ~ CuD, Porto H4cD AM Nassau
y T., Ders Niagart via havana ,,........,
- = a civ 81 Dallas via New.Orlc
MaIsfor Chnaanr JaDan per Guy OF Toxic wa sos
Australia New.Icaiand sand @ch ana FIJI isisiis par
her II at I D. m. or on arrival Al Now YORK u .
Britannia WITH Brush mails Tor Aus,rahah
The schedule OF closing OF rrlnSPacidc mus IL arrsnfst
tho presunpton OF teir uhnterrnpel pvssni
Francisco the lay vi sAhs Ot steam s Arc AspAoisA
'"'"'' HENRY a. PEARSON. Po,tmastee
Post once New-fork N \. Nov IL 1884
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4 pooR LITTLE ROY WIrH NUTS TO SELL

Editor Of me Nep- YORK. Tribune.
am poor little boy * my sister ~ me have
to work hard for Twin, Mother works hard too
We have got one bushe of Buternnt * two or three
bushels of Hck,ty nuts HOnorcd sur. will you just
rite me a letter, telling how's BntcfJuS and HicAe'y
are seiin by the bushel in New York MIR Van Weeks
n friend Of ourn that's ever KIND gentleman to us
MIR Van Week his post office box here Is No 25l. be
Kind as 10 send your letter 10 at his Box-& viii
III H.
No more at present Ncuse my lnprr .
lorNNY tioIKISs MARY IiorKlNs
She is nv sisir a we have nuts to sell.
Uhtie Ibiibs. v T., Nuy. II, 1884
I'VE learn, upon inquiry AZ Washington Market
FOR ont young friends that the price of nuts de
Ponds largely upon lheit quality, those which are
large and ~ the new crop ul course bringing the
best price, ueufse w. Judd, M. I ~ Wesi-st, viii
give lohnny liorkiba Ion auod hickory mute " a
hnshel, and fuf hHiieinns II 40 hhsheh lhet
may ha shipped ~ him hy freight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Nov 49, a. m.--The movement OF
the barometer yesterday upward. Clear weather
prevailed before clouds later. with light snow az
midnight. The temperature ranged between $50 ana
42o, (36la1 being 2iso lower than on tho
corresponding day last year. and lll2' lower than on
Monday
Far weather and stationary temperature may 10 OK
pected to-day in this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19
CHARLES T.. BOSTWICK.

Charles f. BOstwick, United States Deputy
Collector of Internal Revenue for the First District
GLIDING Kings, Queens. suffolk and Richmond Counties
WAS round de al in bed yesterday morning in his
No. TO LiyingstOn-st., Brooklyn He was uncle of
Collector Rodney {. Ward who made hun Deputy Col
lcctor in 1880 since that he has boarded Brook
Ign. his and family living In New-Jersey. About
four years ago injured by heavy truck and his
health aferward good. A cOronePs jury found
that death due to heart disease Mr. Boss wick
sxty-nye years Of Before his appointment in the
Revenue service he merchant III TINS city. lie be-
lOnged to the Old Guard. "A veteran OF the 9TH
Regiment and director OF the Ophtha lmic Hospital.
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JOHN X. BRUSH.

John II. Brush, one of the Oldest residents
Of Long Island, died at his home in West Hs in the
town OF Huntington, Monday, from apOplectIc
stroke lie descended from John Brush. who settled
on the north shore OF Long Island in 1850 lie was
born in SOL and spent his life farm which had
belonged to his ancestors. lie lifelong attendant
and an elder In later years OF the old Presbyterian
Church. 1928 Mr. Brush married Miss Elizabeth Car
and children born hem. Mr.. Brush
to the polls election day and voted for Blaine ana
Logan The funeral will take place this afternoon aud
the burial VIII be IN the family cemetery the Brush
farm, where his gTeatg eat-grandtaher, gfeatg grand
father grandfather and father lie buried
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SUICIDE PROBABLY FROM GRIEF.
by TELrGRAPI ~ rmE rRiNfVE.I

Troy, Nov. 1S.-NIiss Laura Stevenson, a
prcpo>s Ssiug young of this c y. to Mon
treal recently visit relatives and while there she be-
Respondent, refusing food finally becoming in
while in that state she drank the contents of IA
bottle labelled ROugh Rats" and expired ia great
agony in few hours. The remains brought to Troy
and the funeral took place yesterday afternoon from the
home of her brother n-liw. Benjamin Nes-cner. Iier
parents recently dr and -rief tacig loss probably
the cause If the suicide. Hints nave been thrO ont
that poisoned because she was to have share III
the division OF the fanny estate bn those know ing the
family scout such ideas
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ARREST OF A FORGER.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUNEi

BUFFALO, Nov. 1S.-Whi C Detective Michael
j. Donovan was IN st Thomas. Ontario, last week. lie
learned the facts OF forgery committed there to the
amount of $500. When he arrived I'm this city satur
day night he who nearly answered the
description and arrested him. Two seli-cockiLg revo
vers found the prisoner. and about 81 200 In
money. He said his Robert Rose. and adj
mitted the forgery lie was waiting in Buffalo for a
young lady from Canada named Carrie Roberts. whom
lie intended to marry and tiKe 10 England. lie
kept IN custody TIL to-day when he returned to IT.
Thomas voluntarily in custody Of Detective Donovan
and the ST. Thomas chief Of police The young lady
e Appeared.
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COMPLETE FIG URES FROM VEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. 1S.-The result OF
the October election this State will not be officially
made known until the Legislature meets In January
Governor Jackson authorizes the statement that the ma
ioty for Wilson, Democrat for Governor Will not vary
materially from 1873 unless the vote In tayette County
,,here a cnnest is pendng should be thrown out when
The majority will be 81 49, Tie plurality Tor Cleveland
oyer Riane. with three counties estimated, Is 4,oOO
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THROUGH NEW. rORK STATE.
AN ALMsHousE ROMANCE.
POSSIBLE nEiH 10 $5,000-rALr A CENTURY IN
AN iestIluIiUN.
4 IIt ~ 4


AN - tI t1iUN.
Inv tELhgntrm 80 rue rRipuVr.l
PouGiiKEErsiE. Nov. 1a.-Lnrry butcher
superintendent Of the city Amshouse. aud W. Morgan
Ice. city Attorney loft town to-day for North Lynn
Conn, ~ search of rruof of the identity uf Nanu, strung
nh inmate of tho city Almshouao here she Ia seventy
two uf setenyhtca years ~ age and has hrcn IN the
Insane ward NJ tho Amshpnsa fufiy-ss years The
record shows That she was admitted from the town ~
Dover nhirrss County ani Ia believed that hnt real
name Ia Nancy Iianing AZ Intervals duinH Tho past
iva ~ three years ahe has boon visited by of iva
strangers who seemod ~ ho anxious 10 know her fil
hsiory Little things occurred which ed Hupeiintnnd
eni Butcher ~ believe that her ease should be- inyesi
gated and learning tint she had relatives az North
Lynn, he put The matter into Tho hands of tbs 'lb At
l"rncy who visited that place ana found woman who
anxious Ia nhd sister whom she has not seen ~ near
~ half a rtnurY
The woman referred 10 Is named Aanson Wright, and
looks rs II they their agents had been here 10 see
Nancy strong, or she turn out To be, Nancy Bar
Ilng Mrs. Wright told Mr. Lee that her sister had
scar on her arm Nancy strong has such one, evidently
from burn. II she be Mrs Wrlghts sister, she has
-, 600 coming her,
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nRrM R0ulNlAN ANb RFHFlli0N"



10 me Razor 81 me IFthUHe.
SlRI Some years ago the Rev. DR., liuIchard
was very sick The late Dls Willard Parker aud James
H. Wood, with a host OF eminent physicians, sad he
must surely die Dr. Lewis A. sayre was called. lie
opened ur Burchayds side took out certain Of his ntcs
tines scrapcd thom ana put them back IN place. The
operation caused great sensation al the time. and Dr
Burchards congregation gave Dr. SayIe tea service Of
solid silver
The medical gentleman then performed great service
for DE- Burcharl and his congrcr cation. VIII he now
perform a like service for by. Burchard and the Repub
hoan party VIII he open DR.. BurchaTds head take out
his brains scrape them, and put them back III pace As
a Protestant and q Republican, viii start subscrlp
ton for tea service solid gold. Faithfully yours
Nelc York, NOV. i, lss4 CONfIDo.
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WAITING FOR THE CUSTOM HOUSES AND POST

Ffom Tte Bdrnucll o. @ Sentinel.
For the four years all praise be to God Cleveland
md Hendricks will preside the destmes our Ma
zion. with The Sentinel We know our readers every
where will with Tor We have experienced no.
Ing ike il in than quarter OI century Caunuus
booming feathers flying. All the devils now are ying
Amen. Peaceaby II possible, by force II necessary, l.
The pronounced determination OF the members Of all
parties who have united to seat Cleveland and Hen
dricss. The custom houses and post Offices VIII be
cleaned and Republican pets caused To retire IN the inter
est of honest people end OF the Nation TO the
other
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TEXAS AND PACIFIC NEGOTIATIONS.
my rrILrGp Apm LII rnr rRInrNFL

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 1S.-At a meeting of
the Philadelphia bondholders of the Texas and Pacific
Railroad today the committee appointed to confer with
Jay Gould reported that they had asked him To be al
lowed to the general manager. president and
u majority Of the directors. The only cOnccs siun Mr..
Gould was willing toalow them was eight directors ont
u seventeen. to fund the coupons of no Grande aud
Orleans Railroad and Pacific bonds tU be- paid IN
cash. and retain their Hen Satisfactory arrangements
wrrp. promised tn be made loans. including cash
payment the consolidated bonds to he paid ~ cnsi
John e. Iullitt Is appointed tO runirr with Mr. bnud,
and name the portion rf hs ulprs they would accept
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PROLONGING A MURDER0US FEUD.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. 1S.-A few years
ago william Rollins killed the brother of Charles Gnher
in Cook (adjoiDng county, and was acquitted ABOUT
September Guntcr concealed himself In hlcket on the
side of the road and as Rollins passed by lodged load
of In his shoulder INJECTING dangerous wound
Rollins recovered A few days ago. while Guhter was
passing the vicinity. IN company Win ms sister
and two gentlemen Rollins fired on him from ambush,
causing almost instant death The assassin escaped 10 e
nfuina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19
TIE SENATORSUIP.
A BROOKLYN MANS CHOICE.
a.,

To he Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR The question of the NewIOIk Senator
ship is now the absorbing topic before party in this
State and sincerely hope that all your batteries will be
brought to bear against Roscoe COnkng who is endeav
orng get back through the Democratic door by the ad
of a few Republicans TIE TRIBUNE is power with
Republicans" and new opportunity is offered to do
valiant service for the The Republicans of Brook
lyu arc DESTROYS of having the Hon William VI. Evarts
chosen that position Chaunccy NJ Depcw. or stew
art j.. NOodford. Yours YOUNG REPUBLICAN,.
ByOOkigH, Nov. IL 1854.
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ing should he made which would add u
the bread the elements lost to the Hour
Martin Kabneschs sons have snccceded In producnsa
baking powder which, In the opinion Of Professor
silImau Of Yale posesscs the properties recommended
by Won Iebig n estorcs to the bread the rclssia ana
nagncsa salts which the milling removes from hgh erae
flour II also entirely free from those lnrlns sans
which often IN ordinary baking powder rms new
Invention Is called wheat Baking Powder anu makes
bread and biscuits that yspeptic ran eat
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TnE IrRsEY cLhrRAL DIVIDEND.


PHLADELPHIA, Nov. 1s.-1he action OF the
directors of the Jersey Central Railroad Ia considering
resolution 90 reimburse the Reading Railroad u the *
tent Of 100000, which the latter had expended Ia
bciermonis for The former, is reported here - means
Of getting the money 10 pas the Jersey Central dividend
The resolution referred committee to report one
week hence The plan was devised by Mr. GOWcn after
other resources had failed The receivers stu insist
that the oil, ldrnd will not bc pad
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OhLlNlRl.
AIR 0Eot0F PATRICK LAWRENCE,
4oNnoN, Nov, iA,-'lhr death al Sir Georg
Patrick laNrrnee h L. a. f. a. H. Ia att,uuured

hr Gtnrge Lawrence was the son Of Colonel Alexander
lillian Lawrence aud horn at irlnouiaire tey lou
Ia laO5. la August, $780, las appointed political
and military secretary Envoy and Minister
Cab ana kept prisoner by The Afghans Tor nearly
nine months. lie herane political assistant AT Pcsl
aWur IN II aud WAS again kept IN captivity Tor several
months. lie was present al the murder OF sir William
Macnaghten ana was made prisoner, but released
and given over as hostage Ia the AfgAas on the Cdbul
ret eat, lie WAS present In several frontier aClOns
pcClay in the Rata Pass with -lr Charles Napier. lie
became political agent al Meywar kaIpOOtaBali IN June.
1900 AGENT 90 tine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for the kapOu
tanah Stacs IN March, 1897 mdOr-scncra Bengal stan
corps II september 1861. and retired fun pay with
the honorary rank Of lieutenant gener,n January 1867
He was nominated companion OF the Bath 1860,
and Kpight Commander of the Order OF the star OF III
dia In 1866. lie the author of "Reminiscences of
Forty three Years service IN India edited BY ". Ed
IA
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TESTING THE ssloornNEss or TRACK.
tpr tfrton,ru 10 rue imaryrl

1ntNruy. Nov ts.-Ihe committee of rail
fuad men VIM have been inspecting the condition ~ the
tuadhl ~ the rrnhs,ltania hailtual have awarded
tho ,t,nrant's riltp ~ 800 ~ Victor whitman snrpr
Nlsur at Section ~ the NpW Nuih ~ lslun irt the hest
iirpn tiarl ~ a ipsrrDis lie sepilnh W tho thit
mice hetWrph srliun anh lirhit ail hr hoe nov 80
rp tho iir iut ihipn consecutive years hhb ~ the
tests employed was iu place enhini, nlnl WITHIN hai
al inch 90 thn nfi, ninn the NninN all al eri, mhh
hg he fun nf lhifll nns ia ihifi hNe minutes win
uui spliiug "a tfnp fIuui thr iunhirf
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ACCTSED or RT0iMY.

Mrs. Annie Vanderhoof complained to Police
Justice Hood OF Newark last evening that her husband
was guilty OF bgamy. she said they were married
eighteen months ago IN Belleyile aud have been living
at No. 10 Ilarrson's Court Newark Yesterday morning
another proved TO her that she was married "
Nanderhoof three years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19
LARGE FIRES IN THE SOUTH

GOLDsBORo, n. C., Nov, 1s.-Terrible fire
and loss OF property The Marvin safe takes tho
cake over all others. and want the agency
JONES * YELvERroS.
PALATKA. Fla, Nov. 17.Our Marvin safe had an ex-
traordnary testwhccs melted on but contents all pro-
served Two safes Of other maaes lost their contents,
although not nearly 50 hot
ACKFRN,N & JACKSON, Druggists. =.
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LOSING HIS LIFE FOR HIS TRUNK.

LOCKPoRT n. Y, Nov. 1S.-ln MiddlepOrt
this morning lire discovered in the apartments Of
Delos Warren. in the OF Charles W Odcs grocery
store. The Warren family barely rescued before the
building was enyeloped in flames. A. T. Olds Mrs.
Warrcns aged uncle lost his lite In desperate attempt
his trunk. which contained valuable sprrs. j.
Briggs was also burned ont The loss Is $4,000; the
insurance Is 900 The Warren family destitute
and without Insurance..
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hs prediction the preparations which, he says have
been made by Wild animals about their winter homes
squirrels and mice. he have made their nests UNI
usually thick and strong aud the squirrels have buried
Their nuts nj an unusual depth Corn husks notably
thick and tight and the gum horsechestnnt buds
especially abundant lie thinks that will fall with
la few days and that II will lie unmelted until spring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19

Prudcntly break up your cold by the timely
OF Or Jayne's ENpecorlat, old remedy for Sorc
Lungs and Tnroas, and certain curative for Coughs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19

,a,. 1, has inflicted upon the party which 1t once pro
s I've "a a,rlcnty IA Jonathan, the son OF Israel
King loved David the son OF Jesse ~, rms mas po ,s
~ sonth aud has been largely instrumental ~ en-
the Northern pharlsees aud dudes VINO nave
BETRAYED the Republican party TO It's enemies