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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10

This Fall we add to stock line Of Chdren's Bison
and Tricot Dresses, well made and stylish.
Our stock Of Mems Ladies and Childrens Camels Hair
UNDERWEAR is full and selections can be made at
present more satisfactorily than later in the
Beaded Goods Laces Passementeries, Embroideries, in
great profuson
We open to day Blankets, Comforts Flannels Table
Damasks, Napkins Towels-a in choice styles and quality
We repeat the invitation to the ladies to call and
inc, especially our
Seal Skin sacques,
Newmarlxets.
short Dolmans,
Silks and Velveis,
Wool Goods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10
Our Dress Goods Department

Is now repete with the most Choice Veves and Silks Ria
DANES, Merveleux Jerseys Surahs French Wool Bouces
by the yard and in combination, Bison Cloths, India
Cashmeres, Home Spuns, Basket Cloths, Shawl
Suits, &C.. and complete stock of Trim,
mings to suit goods, including
FEATHER AND FUR
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FOR RBNT.

DRICK DWELLING, NO 1851 MARKET
ID street. Hou,e IS nue large one, with mod
eru improvements; hGs six rooms, bath room and
finished attic; gas, and hot and cold water
throughout; p Issession given Immediately.
For further psTtieula call on or address,
W. RUMBLE,
noSdqea No. 29;G Eot street.
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ron GALE,
For Sale.

LNuk cALk ehkt I'LL lhkkk.sbtllI
Il Velocipeds Gar. Hsi beer II ne bar -
ume Call Of OF address this of,,. .,sI
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agw Aovaar,suMasrA

DOARD AND ROOMS AT MRS. h. a. POR-
ID ter's, Corner Fourteenth and Chapline streeEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-30
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

BOSTON AND ALBANY YEARLY STATEMENT.
Boston, Oct 29.-The annual statement OF
the and Albany Railroad for the fiscal year end
ing September 30, shows that the gross earnings de-
creased from sl4s7l3 in 1884 10 S76379s2 inc past
year Expenses however were reduced from so|oo'o'
to IS 293 GIG leaving the net income $2.34i 305 In
1885. against 1856 in 1884 After meeting all tue
fixed charges and payins per cent dividend the
income has only fallen of from $4,000 In 1884 10
$58, 600 In 1885. The balance sheet OF the company
shows few changes from the last annual statement
81 &C 100 having been added to Of the road
owing TO the pendture OF that amount upon the new"
Circuit Railroad Daring the past few years 'he
pansion Of the passenr traic has been large Last
year. however, this growth was at much slower phIo
than In previous years. The rate por passenger per c
shows slight decrease from the rates OF lsS4 inc
at which freight carried has reached allow hgute
freight falling off from Isl c-Its per to pr r
in 1884 TO l.63 1885, while through trel.hts
ira ic 10 and from other roads reached the low rate OF
81 mills per ton per milo In comparison with -
1884. The annual meeting or the company VIII u" nv"
In this city on December IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-30
JOTTING5 HERE AND THERE.

BUFFALO, Oct. 29.-The Faith Cure COnven-
ton draws large attendance despite the raIuy weather.
The Rev. A. B. Simpson. of New York. the president OF
the convention Gpoke at length this morning the sub
ec OF the faith Mrs Baxter OF England. made
eloquent address. Miss Judd who has expounded the
faith In this city Is constant attendant az the
meetings.
SCHENECTADY. Oct. 29.-The Albany Presbytery took
action in the OF the Rev. Erasus Ford accused
OF plagiarism, extraysgant living and trvolilies Mr.
Ford recently preached In the church at Middle and
North Granville Washington County and has now under
consideration call from Perth Amboy. n. j.
BALLsrows. Oct. 20 tSpeciaD.-At Day Centre, Sara
toga County on Tuesday, Charles Van Evsrend's little
while out playing stopped 10 PICK up something
the edge OF raceway Losing his footing he fell into
the rushing water and swept into rapidly revolv-
ing water Wheel which ground him into a shapeless
mass.
BENNINGTON, Oct 20 (SpeciaD.-The trouble caused by
bringing Italians here to work the water works in
place Of the who struck for higher wages Is
ing a serious aspect and ugly threats are heiuy
made. Trouble is feared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-30
GENERAL cArLlN,s CANVASS.

Despite the rain General Catin prosecuted
his canvass vigorously yesterday In Brooklyn Hearty
aud enthusiastic meetings held ia the Eleventh.
Thirteenth, Eighteenth. and Twenty-6rst Wards last
evening, and tho one-legged veteran was wa rinly
welcomed by ALL The great meeting or tho cam
pagn will DO hold tonight By the Republicans III tne
Academy of Music The I'D Regiment Band VIII play,
and Senator Evarts and General George sheridan Will
make the chief speeches. Generals Catn ane Iracy
will present the local side OF the campaign, Noariy
a dozen other meetings will he held IN
as many parts OF tho city. and General Catlin will al
he hed i'm Music Hall last night under the picos OF
the NewYork state Temperance Assembly. IN the inter
eat of tho Republican candidates, WAS postponed be-
cause of the rain until tomorrow NIGH.
Dr Funk the Prohibition candidate for Mayor. who
saI DAYS ago that no would not lie We the field ON
any out letter yesterday nnhoun
cling his pur pose TO withdraw IN favor OF woodward.
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CALENDARS rH[5 DAY

cogET 90 Lsyrsns, a NS,
50 3s% SSi so7. 5os 5oo 5a Sl7 5lS go 52s So jss
sGrSEsE GouRr-GxSKaAL TRsMaBelorc Davis; p: Il
R IS n rs H. 81 50 Gs rs d. o. o. '' NO.
SurWEME CoUar-SPEcIAL TERN-rARr I-Before Beach
suresax CoURF-sfKcIAL TERM PART H. Before Doao.
surRKMg CouKr-CRcuIr-PA I'll Before Douohue. j.
SUrsENE CoUsr-Cscur-P lL--Bofore Van Worst
- ase on No day calendar -, No.. ,,--
Nos ISL lsl2liO 1891 1888 2oI9. $780, 1905. 2o9d
sUrsEMK couKr-cRcUr-PAk1 Iv;-Before Van Brun,.
Nos m $9 i$S Ia, iSS az 3' Ia i5 o. SV' IS5i
1872 1872 iss5 is5t 49, i5ss is5 i''' '''' 1921
II viii OF James GriIoth Hoary' IL Nj Will o! " ILL
' SupsRIos TERM-PARr I-Peiore sodgwicl.
sUpEnTosC URr~TRiAL TKRa-PART iBetors Freedman.
soaGouRr-rsIAL TERM-PAEr ILL., Before Truak j.
sUrSSoS CouRI-TaIlL TERM-PARr Iv.-Be;ors Insrl
ham. j. Adjourned for the term.
SUPERIOR C0Usr--,rEciAL TERa-Before o'Gorman j.
CoGMoS PLgAs-GExgrM TERM-Larremore. p J. and
DAILY Nos - 90 81 3D. 80 3d. Az. AZ. A. A. -. 10. iS
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TRRM-PARr I-Before LarreDora
CoMNoN PLEAo-TRIAL rERA-PARr If.-Beforo DAILY CT.
Nos 1893. 1895. 1897
COMMON PiSAs-srEciAL TEEs-BefOro Alien mo day
CoMNos PLEAs-ESurrY rkRM-Betore DAILY. J-Adj0arnei
CRY CoUar-GExKRiL TKaN-Before Hases.J, Nehrbas
err CoUlT-lmA fERi--PAGI Before Hyatt y-Sos
524 o5y3 1900. 55S3 9sSo o6s' $685. So'S o7so oo'%
CRY C5usT@TRiaG TkSM-PARr H.-Auourned for the
CRY TEnsPARI LII-p sasE sl nsi s J
s sN' ' ssf 0 5ss O $50. 5as $685. 1868
JSais Bars oIn aus
Fellows Fellows and AiiS se-Aajoarnod until
o9n or Gss .tsp, sct Attorney Fitzgerald Curt
OPENS at II am.-Nos- l. l. 80 u = I" H. H. ~ l"
p;.IGss ss'f
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-30
NOTES OF TIE CAMPAIGN.

The Republicans of the lid Assembly District
filed their hall at Pearl and Chamber sts last evening
spite tho heavy rain The organization Numbers
than hundred active members doing good work
presided Addresses made by .llfreJ Consiln Ed
ward Holmes Of The SUHttg DDdtch and John r. NugcnL
the Republic IL can iiiate fort
John q. uhn Is tho epuDlcln candidate for Assembly In
the XXGGI1 District lie has the inio Anti.
Monopoiss Peoples party and Taxpayers sscations
OF the hearty ,upPort of the voters Of the district
rue Terry masters plos chgbess anu Othrf employees OF
tho GTeenpoiut cry company A. meeting held at
yesterday superintendent w 4. Burker IL the chair unan.
mOnsy decided support Ira Davenport and Joseph
for Governor and Lieutenant GOVERNOR Edward =. Knapp
eral and treasurer aud the McssIA Knapp
ers OF The ferres, viii support this ticket
The ratification meeting or cooref Republicans OF the
XIth Assembly District which 10 held in Garnet
Hall West Twenty sirhst, last night was postponed on
account OF the storm un saturday evening wien 1t Will be
The tho XVIII Assembly District will hold
ratification meeting at Emmett Hall No. 232 West Thir,
teth ST.. tins evening. AssemblymaD Walter Howe j. A.
bonner ami Others will speak.
~ nLar meeting OF the Repub loan Union OF tho
XIVth Assembly District ITS rooms No 212 East Tenth
Mednesa. .voning. the following were unanimously
Endorsed Jacob Kunzonmann for Assembly and bernard
McQusdo for Alderman.
Tbe Ninth Pi5neer Corps held special meeting AZ
the Village House Wednesday venng and resOlu Ions
were psLsed indosinx frederick Gibbs enntor JOHN
j. Rockefeller for Assembly Chares IL Morgan for Alder
man John w Jae9hns Tor snst snd the entire
senator Gibes As.emblyman csefeler. Alderman
tnsse st-ech on the ION add the
outlook the ncpublican candidates
Two DeMocrat at llunlns o. l. l. were dscnssing the
Well m ggng to vote for Hi 1u IL b,t so he viii not
be ricet>d" This was small bcnbshe In the group that
Democrat No confident aud the money depOaited
IN this hands Of Repubnean Dntil lection Gay ~,
Yorker with haNin; rlso fun u Pfomoto Illegal voting
ths -p1eiosn Campaign un Of Yensers he meeting o.
t,,r, 10 ~ lie Al yOtlag ai.
SANDER T. ATKINS " r. Qua H. kiekeneJer. L. A. quick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-30
GRADUATING TRAINED NURSES.
NINTH COMMENCEMENT OF THE CHARITY HOS
PITAL SCHOOL.

NINTH COMMENCEMENT OF THE CHARITY HOS
PITAL SCHOOL.
The Charity Hospital Training School for
Nurses held it, ninth annual commencement yesterday
afternoon Probably with the purpose of emstiug a
transferred the occasion Backwefs Island to the
lecture room OF the Carnegie Laboratory IN Ia
Twenty.sixth.st. Commissioners Brennan and Porter
were present, and 1t evident that the Training
school occupies a prominent place in the socitudr
and admiration OF the Board. Year after year
they nave faced the most pressing aP-
meals for "A suitable house for the students
OF the school But the Indispensable appropriation
hangs fire. Colonel L. A. Conkllng presided ana Altrr
dresses by the foure graduates. terspersed Win
passages brilliant wit friendly counsel and epcout-
and religious ground OF phanihropc service aInong Tue
sick and wretchcd. The Rev. Dr. McGlynn was cape
cally feotous and in finest sympathy with the occa-
sion, AS also with the members OF the schooi
who gave such splendid Illustration OF
what women may and can do for tue
greater honor Of their and the hottest interests OF
society EN-Mayor WIcsham. In whose term OF office IN
1875 the school was founded Isaac Bally DrCrosby.
DR. f. \. OTIS and ChCf-OStah DIR. l." L. seaman. were
the speakers. DR. Seam gave brief outline ol
the hisi DRY object of tho school, and would
oversight and thorough administration the success OF the
enterprise T. largely due
Statistics have little force In developing the true i'm
pOrtaDcc Of such movement but with the urst year
work Of the Training School the mortality at the Charity
Hospital reduced 30 per cent - Is hard 10 hnd any
for this degraded population on Back
wc- Island lUBcs sight of the fact that out OF ITS
founcsS and responsiveness grows ana nOurshcS TINS IN
valuable Training school which steadily and compar-
aVely without cost, supplying the community Win
experienced thoroughly trained and responsible nurses,
more than 40 having already received the diplomas OF
the institution. II stated that not one or them IS
unemployed The junior and senior classes together
m her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-30
THE RuPFALO WAR OF RATES.

BUFFALO Oct. 20 (SpeciaD.-The fight be-
tween the scapers ana the agents of the east
bound lines than II has been ut any time this
week At meeting OF the Brokers Association to-day
the firm OF Samuel T. Fisk withdrew aud Joined A. NJ
Barpum who ia leading the brokers' fight The New
York Central still main tans So so rate to New-fork
but the Shore Erie and Lackawanpa are selling NJ
81 while Fisk and Barnum cut the rate 70 SO 80 IL Is
expected that the lines will make rate OF So tomorrow
when the scapcrs promise to go to 81 30 AMI 10 Keep
ffty cents under o Us tier where tho rate goes
IL is thought that when the West Shore Erie anu acka-
hght and that a general rate war will be begun which
will only when the scapers are given the reco.n
ton they The lines paying commissions 10 an
the scalpers Fisk and Barnun aud the scapers IN
turn are holding up the made by the regular line
Offices The lighting scalperS the largest hrns IN the
CITY And doing NEARLY all the bnsness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-30
NEW ROUTE TO CAPE MAY.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20 (SpCcidh.-t was
rumored to-day that new line would he built to Caps
May in competition with the Prnnsvlvania Railroad
Those directly interested in the new road are the ba
more and Ohio people. The road will be branch oil the
Baltimore and Ohio new liue to Philadelphia. Inc
route spoken Of is from Pennsylvania Grove N - where
the Delaware River Railroad starting at Woodbury.
ends south through West Jersey. tapping the cities OF
Salem and BdgctOn aud continuing through the hear'
of this rich trnck-growing county To- hoy n"HTr r
Anyle sea- Cape ~, and other resorts In that Vicinity
IL was sud that already considerable property mas peeu
bought and the right OF purchased along tne pro
poed route while the agents OF the projectors OF TUG
iins have over last summer hern quietly nefola
ing terminal facilities 1T Cap" May where inc
Ia said to inc Jude the building OF a lar&e excursion
house and depot Application TOR charter Tor me ne"
line will shortly be made TO the New-Jersey LEGISLATURE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-30
HILL SPEAKS IN BROOKLYN

A damp and draggled mass of humanity as
scmbed in the Academy OF Music In Brooklyn last night
to see Governor Hil aud hear some TYPICAL Democratic
speeches with fireworks, music ana calcium
lights the audience was drawn together.
ONLY "a of women were present 1he
LAWYER mart OF the well filed. The audience
waited patiently until 10 o'clock 10 see the Governor
who had been receiving Boss McLauGhlin ana ms
they listened the windy oratory OF Senator Dahlel
". Voorhees, OF Indiana, aud to tho dtmagOSlc
-anueal, OF Congressman George l. Converse,
OF Ohio. Governor Hin entered the Aead !:
emy leaning upon the arm OF Jimmy
Ridrway and preceded by B Furey, while Boss .
Mclaughlin bcanrd upon the scene from the reces'es OF
priyato box The Governor made brief speech sayini
that stood squaroy upon the panks OF the mocrAtc
platform. ana willing 10 leave the result
of The election tho people. The BOsss candidate
for Mayor aferward paradc before the specta ora
though many OF them went away as soon as they had
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-30

The American ship II. G. Ropes, arrived here YES
terday from LIVERPOOL, having made the passage in
nineteen days, one day less than the time made by
the cutter Gencsta which arrived at Portsmouth
on Wednesday The ship made her maiden voyage
from here TO San Francisco III 1913 days. Here she
loaded for Liverpool and made quick passage.
Since she has been IN commission she has made
three voyages. sailing $1,000 miles in 23l days,
including the time at sea and in port.
The ship Lew c. Burgess which also arrived yes
terday, made the trip from the Downs III twenty
DAYS.
The bark Belt which arrived from Antwerp came
In II days and % hours. This, 1t is said, is the
best time ever made between the two ports by a
sailing vessel She had strong and light east
winds. Her cargo sand AMI empty barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-30
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

In behalf of the creditors of Kossuth Marx &
Co. the nTup Madenane importers Of precious stones
who had obtained attachments $50 900 against tho
6rm yesterday Justice Lawrence
In the supreme Cor Chambers the result Of
BOOKS 81 the they report al that this firm
ported last diamonds worth s.J0O0) aud sold thea,
sacrifice and that the chandise worth sODa
had been disposed of without iteration Just
the cunse O the broken Grm weeks
pare the charges OF iraui DAVID
otto Horwiu and Frank IN Bien appeared for the crdto
uCs-s Jo2chlsen and Van AMI Morris Gooh
for KOssuth Marx * 20.
The application OF Mrs Georrna Newton for leave t. dis
continue her for ab .outs divorce from Juas New
granted by Justice Lawrence yesreniay Sc pro
poses to commence suit in England where her hush Id
lives lie was formerly named Nathan ard alter making
elne in Wall street hat his pane changed.
Daniel o. rens having been incOT ecty ys,erci
by writing ms dwo.lngplace 339 al of So East
lweny.seconis.. Justice lawrence yesterday granted
anus directing that II be Changed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-30
ATHLETICS IN CORNELL UNIVERSITY.

ITHACA, Oct. % (SpeciaD.-At a meeting OF
the Athletic Council Of Cornell University 1t decided
in view OF the of Corners athletes last year.
extend the field OF conquest The council purposes TO
SEND teams to the State intercollegiate contests here
toore aud also to send representatives to the
intercollegiate meeting in NewYork. Besides the regi-
lar State intercollegiate championship games AL effort
will be made 20 games with tho Harvard Yale
Princeton and Columbia mines Two class crews will be
put In training besides the regular university crew.
making Two three races TO track ON the
campus one-sixth Of mile in length Is of the
features to be made Tbs council intends raise 800
for tho above purposes. There IL much preparation
making here for the held-day sports SATURDAY..
In the lawn tennis tournaments thirty professors and
students will compete.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-30
UNITED srArEs SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-ln the United States
Supreme Court to-day. the following business was
transacted:
No ll4jJoseph Smith appellant and plaintiff in error.
william whitney. aud Others
ton Of EpDs Hutton for appellant md la,nH IN
Ied for the rst Monday eccmber
loot of e dir
No 2The Was1tch and rlan Valley Railroad Company
paniif error, agt W Sn" and iihrrs Continued.
No 81 Gamers and others. appellants agt hdnund II
NaLis and
No !1o-Eimund II Watts appellant, agt Gamers
and others Argued by X Beckwtl Watts and By j
Ward Quincy. Jr for Gamers and Others
80 lhoGas Pope ami Others plaintiffs IN error agt
Fdw .rd Alls. Argued Dy GeIge Miller for pls NTH,
in error and BY Eppa HuntOn for defendant In error.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-30
FRESHMEN DECLARE FOR DAVENPORT

Although it was stormy and wet out OF doors
last evening the meeting OF tho IrishAmerican Inde-
pendens of the With Assembly Dstric at the Assembly
Rooms No q Green wich-ave. great success The
attendance was large and enthusiastic. and tho chair
man, George W. Dease. said that since be joined the
enent last IN favor Of Blaine and Logan and
protection American industries aud American citizens
lie felt such for satisfaction. When llst
fall" said. brtvcd the storm and ndicur OF the
Democratic party, from beneath whose influence we
withdrew We also many Of ~, suffered The e'range-
ment fTeuds for independent action
upon that occasion But time has Justified us. To-day
we have alone all those VINO we're with ns during tho
National campaign, but large numbers besides,
who see In the present depressed con
dion OF manufactures OF this country The beat argu-
mcut for voting the Republican ticket" lApp!an-oI
John H. Atkinson, ia the course of an he specs H. said
that nothing had been disastrous to freshmen IN the
past bind manner In which they followed machine
Democrats IL was often asked what ana the R'pu0li-
cans ever do for irish Americans 7 His answer was:
What did Irshmcu do for the Republicans u W.
buchanan =. J. Mcguire OF the ma Assembly District
LOUIS Mcclure and Aiken also made speeches aud i'm
upon those present the necessity OF being early
AT the polls Tuesday. RESOLUTIONS were adOlod IN
dorsing the Republican candidates.
grand ratification meeting of the Irish American
Republican Association OF the Fifth Warl ncd last
and speeches were made Ivy ". L. Murphy. j. Sweeney
and others. The meeting adjourned with cheers Tor
Davenport, Carr aud the entire State ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-30
GRIEVANCES OF CIGAR MAKERS.
Z tbe second confereDce between the

makers and the cigar manufacturers which was held at
the Grand Union Hotel last night the question OF uni
form scale OF prices discussed as We a. the best
way to regulate the manufacture OF cigars In tenement
houses There Will be meetings of ths various orsaniLa
tons represented by the committees during the week
The cigar makers Ia tho employ OF BAIT Deutsche x
MAYER who went strike como days az for an ad-
vance Of from rs cents to 81 30 thousand will return
Ia work to-day The frm has granted their demands.
Fifty employees OF Frey Brothers, whose cigar factory Is
I'm East One wrntiatbst went on strike
yrstcrday for an advance OF 81 thousand. cODfer
rncs held yesterday between Kaufmaun Brothers Il
Brady cigar manufacturers 40 East sixty thirt-s' and
tsr In the granting OF tho advance
by the men Without ibe heoesslty OF strike
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-30
RorRnoN TACTICS IN VIRGINIA..

RICHMOND. Va, Oct. 20 (SpeciaD.-The reg
srars Of this city they did In Petersburg refused to-
day permit the Republicans to copy the registration
lists Senator sherman Will be received here by thou
sands OF voters and In spite the Bourbon press which
asks them not to hear HIM speak great macy former
Democrats will listen 10 him. The hght between John
Barbour and John W Daniel. aspirants to seat In
the United states Senate has greatly demorallZed the
bourbon. Of BarhOnrs district The sgus OF RepuO.l-
viz arcS still bright.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-30
TIE COURTS,
VERDICT AGAINST JAMES r. KEEyE.

James X. Keene was yesterday mulcted in
$500 with costs and allowance OF per cent
In the Superior Court before Justice Freedman. on
her little girl entered the elevator In tie WHdcr.
apartment house. at Fftyseventh-st. and Ninth.
ave, owned by Mr.. Keene. Tie elevator was on the
AT that the front doorbeli rang and
the elevator hoy went to open the door. The elevator
started upward aud the called TO the little girls
jump The door of the elevator open, aud
through this Mary jun ped fell against blind door In
wall THIS door six inches deep aud the
OF 1t was a lattice The child pressed against
this and the elevator had passed fell fifteen
the ground Her head was injured and she sustained
compound fracture Of both wrists Through her father
Lucen Barnes she sued Mr. Keene for S25 900 dam
samuel II. Randall appeared for the plaintiff and
Judge William q. CLOate for the defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-30
NEWYORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY OCTOBER So 1885

and III PALMER we're male q special cosDee 70 act mi'"
the Democrats dotectins lasa 1919 a. ' Of the
meefing OF the Young Mems ResiDh an -Iuo VI VI
XXIst Assembly District bet lat ZIG NJ M
ajXthaye Peter A. Miller presided several new %
were elected an resolutions were al pea @
nhi can sanlidafes er the ~ Aldermen anu tnr
pnh,y I'm =, la District tencr>i arnnm made an an
STass the whole state ana cohty
tcEe w5uI b elece 10 sii that the ISL AsSsnD.s
District could oly tarJugb tho nnHerenSe ynr
voters also made Dy IL hhui
Ha,sm ard Henry SayIes tae Alder nasic candius's