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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-28


Supposed owner and description, ASSN
Patrick Butler. Commencing at NE
corner of Wabasha street and Col
lege Avenue; thence Ely along My
line of College Avenue 120 tt;
thence My parallel with Wabasha
street go tt; thence WHY parallel
with College Avenue 100 # to Wa
basha street; thence Sly go # to be-
ginning, being i'll St. Paul, Mime
sofa. ...................... 1922 so
Same. Commencing on My line of
College Avenue 120 # Ely from NE
corner OF Wabasha street and Col
lege Avenue; thence Ely 40% #;
thence My ISL TT; thence WHY 40T
#; thence SLY 100 it to beginning,
being in St. Paul, Minnesota. ...... $40 So
Carl Simon. Commencing on My
line of College Avenue 1905 # Ely
from NE corner of Wabasha street
and College Avenue; thence Ely
40% #; thence My 100 TT; thence
WHY 401s tt; thence Sly 100 tt to
beginning, being in St. Paul, Mime
sofa. .................... $40 So
Same. Commencing on My line Of
College Avenue 20O2s # Ely from
NE corner of Wsbasha street and
College Avenue; thence Ely 40%
#; thence My ISL #; thence WY
4Oh it; thence SLY ISL # to begin
ming, being in st. Paul, Minnesota. $40 So
All in the City of st. Paul, County of Ram
sey and State of Minnesota.
GEORGE REFS, City Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
DrsTrOYING rIGHrrEN HUNDErD CIGAEs.
BROOKLYN.

In the last years hreescapes have been ordered
Oh 1850 Lulldlngs.
The case Of Joseph Groblcws. who was recently con
yiccd Of poisoning wife aud sentenced to hanged.
will be appealed the General Term OF the huprcnc
Court.
The General Term Of the supreme Court has directed
Police Justice Massey to answer the charges OF macas
ance in Office made 10y william Bcggs. who based upon
them petition for his removal from office.
About twenty propertyowners along the line of the
Brooklyn Elevated Railroad have determined 10 take
steps to damages Tor tho injury to their
property by the road.
The Eckfori Club Of the Eastern District celebrated
twentieth anniversary by largely attended and
iOyable ball in kuickerbroAer Hall in Clymcr-st
near Bedord-avc., on Wednesday evening
Absolute divorce was granted yesterday to George W.
f Get from Mrs. Martha Fleet The correspondent
John Mackey, OF brooklyn. The parties TO the suit live
In Port Washington, L.
f. A. McCloskey, lawyer OF No. 800 Cermontavc
whose So SILK umbrella irrepsrably damaged in
recent collision on the Bridge, unable to
ncuse from trustees has made formal demand upon
replace IT, The matter was referred to the Corporation
Counsel
Pbillip Uamml, who crushed by a i'm the
stables Of the Brooklyn city Railroad Company IN
Frauki1-st on Monday, died Yesterday al ST. Catha-
riros IOsptal. Just before he died he recOnccd
10 his wife, from whom he ran away two years ago. II
i asserted that Haum recently received bequcst Of
$4,000.
number OF capitalists are considering scheme for
the organization OF company which, under legislative
authority Will buy up property on the east SIDE Of
Adams.st and widen II from FutOn-s to Prosprct-st.
making the width twenty feet, and place four track
elevated road the IL Is urged that tins would
make IL the Oh rf thorOug OF the city, and the main
route for rapid transit. The needed property be
secured for 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
conLAwyG or HOSPITAL ATTENDANTS

Trcda Runga, German girl. age twenty
two WAS found uuconscIOu, 10 tie street last Ncdnr'
day and taken To- Bellevue Hospital lIcf ci>o Wa
diagnosed ., hyscri, but she va. discharged The next
dlv Ter trouhlc bciu. puounc. d alcoholism size was
taken back 10 the hospital on Oh" following Jay ana ah
entry WAS made the books that -hc was suffering ll"
alcoholism md hS-tcIl. Nr-. Ant her aunt, found hci
AT the Office OF the Charities Commissioners. auI was
tola that the plys.ctAI~ az the hospital h'd re-
puftcd that the gal getting over q di'hh't
spree and that she destined for Narts Island
The niece complained iiltt The hospital au'H'il-' hi
taken her gold watch hrr u"th.tc" r1r.u-~ ANA money
aud then pltcrl hri 30 the a!cOuoac Ntil 1911" 'iy I''
Their that Miss NOg,,y, the nurse. insisted up'I h't
tI a window Aurtr hcrauu that sue ~dHr:' -iriN
from the cold 5Iud thai hi"w directly Hpon Deer Ir' sue
s- t 4t the lur.r refused 10 Jet her c"uWuuirr WIN
ncr friends roIguly pulled ucr cut o "rb DO me
morning AMI 90 -ct ont of Oh" hospital rh' j.
horrn, AT "a, cuu.-c thIt sine drunk aul went 70
and Ilr ~ymoud. who d'd hsr AID said that size
intended to Complain against them 10 'Ar 'om'nI'
-IOucr~.
warden O'Rourlc druicl that the girl was mIrc1tcd
in ANY way DE- ~yIpn.- decided from nrr appearance"
that size bad been drinking. Size Ntu'4rl AAl --"'h
and AlI tine sFuIi toms uf alcoholism. II" -tld N"'
trrIty that De- hld 90 uotiIu- l. alter That "lrn
The uursc tolct plIt.rI Is 'hti She PISA httit 'H
Young woman boo iGr manner represented. N|r dll h'
r..i-. 10 allow send word 90 rrr friends. or pun
her ont % bod and % tunfc amy widow open Do I'
ward % was for d." pIrI"-c of necessary N,N' 'ii"u
The hospital clerk tu1t hrr tp -lr~rtt. ui'hi hte oil"
nr~ 90 obtain PASSAGE for Lrr t1 Germany. a. -hr -i
tlut Size LIl fIlctI- Iu i country SIDE h- u' 'ou
paint, ~ Ir atm.u' 81 tuat time, bat ac~LcI sr'tciu
iOr Nua, had .ccI co." iJr A.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
TRJtL or 1 SKILFrL FORGER.

A brawny. red bearded man. who is known
by "A dozen names, OF which Wash VI trkct Jake " \
tie most striking, but whose real l. To be-
George Hartman, arrigucd yesterday before Judge
Cowiug lie l. declared by the detectives be one OF
the most ski Orgcfs IN the country. lie and several
COMPANIONS arrested several months ago by In
hpcctor Byrucs, after PukcrtOIs detectives had done
much work the The charges include the pas
Of checks aggrcgiting several thousand dollars. The
limitations were perfect that the Corn Exchange
Bank Bank OF Camden Bank 0f Ncw-YOrk and Park
Bank lost money through his operations.
Hartman Is charged particularly with the forgery OF
check for $500 ON the German American Bank IL was
one several that bore the forged signature of azcr
a Ichtcnstcn, several OF whose blank checks had been
secured. The trial yesterday a. FAR rs the OBJ
tanning OF Jury, ana the evidence Will begin to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
NFW-JERSEY TOWNS.

NEw.BRrxswIcK-Ol Granguest was found gniIty
last chi of murder the second degree Tor khS ASa
Dunn NOyembcr9.
DAYroN-John Knaus. well-to-do young farmer, h1s
fled to Baltimore, warrant hlVhG been issuc ~ TO- -
arrest ON a charge rape. lie is accused OF a'IhS 40
sauIted Maggie schwab, ayOung girl, daughter Vi le
spectacle parents.
R,uw,y-Two cOlorod sneak thieves were captured
on "Wednesday on their persons was found clothing
which had been taken from two shops -
Ev.Citv treasurer Joseph T. CrOwen has announced
his intention to apply the next session OF inc l@gs
ture for the passage of act to authorize in
tiou of mis- accounts treasurer from May ~ oO' ~
lime T. 1872. There has been mGch ltlgatloh anu
charges OF corruption against Mr. Crowcii ana ne
claims there has never been falr eHahih"'on VI Ms
books.
BAYoNNE-A Anthony T. Bray. formerly ticket agent NJ
IN. Bergen Point station OF the Central kallroah Is
missing and is said that shortage in his accounts mas
been discovered. $500
UNION HuI.-John Reilly was run over ana kllea
while at work In the Wcehawkeu tunnel OI inc "c9V
shore Railroad yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRrpCrpoEr-Thc animals in =. I. Harnums show
have been placed on the tax list valued at SlOouuo
I:y law wild animal, exempt from taxation but inc
assessors hold that they have commercial 'auc having
bcc.,u paity domcsticaicd. Tho surgeons have
taken five bullets from the nOdy Of Charles Incrhdid
the musician VINO recently shot himself lie vi" prOOd-
by recover
WtsrropT-Iohn Iphbius 20 hfty,a wcll-to-lo prop
crty ,,yucr left hi, FANNY saturday last and HAS not
since been seen b, ard from.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
OFFICE OF n. WATERBURY,
1l5 WARREN-SE,
NEw-YORK, Dec. II, 1881

To The Editor
NEw.YORK TRIBUNE.
DEAR SIR:
Inotice your oleomargarine communication
I'm your to-day's ISSUE and without entering into any
argument Offering undOubted testimony 10 uiSPIUHo
mnch that ia said therein / make you the following
offer: You Individually may select at any time out OF
nv stock OF Calumet OleOmarEarinc, at 1l5 Warrens,
a quantity sufficient for an analysis providing that You
have the same analyzed by the Boar Of Health OF TINS
comlnunication and / will pay all expenses incurred
thereby will also agree TO forfeit and pay e0OO 10
TUE TRIBUNE Fresh-Air Fund II the Deputy DAIRY Colh
missioner Of this city viii that those same GOJds
arc not a clean and wholesome food product.
Very respectfully
yours &c,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Gas Investigating Committee, Fifth Avenue Hotel IL
Bo1rd Of Excise Investigation, Gilsey House II n M
Tammany General Committee. Tammany HAIL p. ID
Yale Alumni Association, University Oi"o iho"i' o
p. IN. -, 3, -
Keep libel suit before Justice German
Amateur Military Athletic tournament ana re
cention Armory. Broadway and FOrty-hith-st, p H.
Meeting OF the Police Board ,,,
ChOuian and PhrenOcOsmtdn Societies ulscuSsioh
Columbia College. y. III. - 90 %. ,.t.
Mrs Mary H. Peabody's lecture, No. q University
Rcception to Professor C. VI Woodward, No. 100 West
Fifty fOuTtll-st., y. m. 800, ,-.. mn
u IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
cnrIsnls MONEY roa rrumRr rricHerS

Supcnntcnd mt JaSlcr has completed the
schedules for PAYNE the teachers IN tn~ p.imiiy
school, an additional salary tu- on the basis Of
len tn OIL 4rryicc The money viii uc KIND o. Christ
ma. present 10 the teacher when she draws hcr NpVcm
Der salary ts week There ar tNo ct7-r-; those Who
have served seven years COutluupu-ly receive SVG 4,
and those who have served fourteen years 1888 Is.
There are about 900 female assistant teacher, in the
urinary schools Of thr }Jj receive the first and 800
The second grade. mi, action was secured ~ the teach
era who appeared before tlc Board Of Apporiouiurnt
Last y,ar II obtained $4,000. The primary teachers
get the salaries va the city schools. They
graded at more 800 below the grammar teachers
on the average and many of them have taught for ten
years aud still earn les, than 500 The system
,irrs that primary teachers require less skin, lou II.
many cities place the the same basis the teacher.
IN the higher grades.
Dissatisfaction has arisen about the payment OF this
additional amount and school Inspector FcischhaucT
OF the seventh District has refused e the payrols
for this amount for the teachers In his district. Much
ind guaun felt the teachers ir that district Tho
INSPECTOR says that tine teachers already paid
enough, and tAis additional sum - not needed Com
mis-. oncr Perkins SAID yesterday that the Inspector
should have made his objections when the appropriate
was grtnicd. " IL VIII have 40 elect now, when the
Board simply carried out inc provision AMI made
The distributions" sad Mr. Perkins. Tho teachers " ~
get their money"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
UOpEFUL IN SPITE or DEFEAT.

j. Ernest Miller, Of the Maritime Exchange,
is earnest In his determination that the Exchange shall
decrease Its expenses by removing from ltS present
quarters IN the Produce Exchange Building to place
where cheaper rent may be secured, but the oppose
ton always too strong against him. Frequent meet
Dgs have been held TO consider his proposition and yes
terday while was In progress he had scarcely read
his resolution when motion to adjourn was shouted.
II at seconded and the call for the "ayos was
responded to by great shout Another uplifting OF
voices followed the call Tor the may" vote The chair
called for show OF hands and the motion was de-
clared carried" Mr.. Miller declares he Will soon have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
MEsTCHEsTLR COUNTY.

EAST CHESrER-A gang OF burglars on "Wednesday
uIgn entered the post Office ana carried OIL tho money
drawer, which, however did not contain sHhcichI 10
reward them Tor their trouble
UNsTG>Gs-John ShCcran, age thrty-iive whlo olllh&
some machinery at Hunt Trainers stOneyhrd yester
day, slipped and fell, losing his lie.
SCARspNE.-Thrce hurgldrics were attempted on
Wednesday al the railroad station. the house OF {. H.
Walter, and the house OF L. &. pOpnam. A watch ana
chain and clothing were taken rom MI WATERS
house bu elsewhere the burglars were unsuccessful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
STOLEN JEWELRY IDENTIFIED.

f.. n. Marks, of No. l03 Adams-st, Chicago,
whose lewelry store was robbed 10y burglars on DE.
cember Z. was at Police Headquarters yesterday and
identified the property which was found In trunk at
the west ,hOre depot on Saturday Nearly all of the
stolen iewelry. worth $4,000, was found In the trunk
deteetiye who accompanied Mr. Marks said the guilt
f the TWO burglars under arrest in Chicago could
be estab shed by the fact that they purchased the
thew were caught Mr.. Marks ana tho officer probably
will return TO Chicago with the trunk and Jewery to-
1ay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
uRsEN CITY.

An unknown Italian ragpickcr was Kliled yestcIna}
nv n Pennsylyana Railroad locomotive NJ INC Dleeh-S'
crossing Ills head was severed from the Douy'
Burglars entered f. s. Norris's clothing sh1p III
Nontgomery-st on Thursday night they were ulScoN-
cred by the police and made their escape through rear
VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
HOME Ne US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue Hotel-General BENJAMIN r.
Butler, of Massachusetts,. Hotel Br",Sreh III
VotL-Judgc William L. Learned. Of Albany dHSey
H0uSe-Melvile L. Stone OF Chicago; tc'o''" n ,
House-Pi ofesor Franklin Carter of Williams College
and *. Senator Abraham Lansing or AIbaly t"e
y, nm Housc-The Rev. Dr. Patterson, OF Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18

aged about 500 Royal Mrzapore reached SI5 ara 10
modern Persian $40 For BoS&sra pair Of
Mecca saddle bags brought 81 so. The most valuable
OF all. sennah carpet. over loo years Ianaue oo
and Indian porceans pottery, bronzes and curio' VIII
be sold this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
ARREST or MlKEe or ARrIr1cIAH Brr1ER

Miss Elizabeth :. COSlnc yesterday caused
the arrest of Nathan Nathan OF No. IN GTuVe-st on
n warrant issued by Judge Beach Of the Supreme Court
for alleged violation OF acOnract made between her
Nathan which she was 10 receive "A royalty Of
half "a cent every pound sold on patent TO mann
facturo artificial butter. Dcputy-Shcrin Crawford
arrested Nathan, who was released Oh his furnishing
$4,000 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
ORIENTAL RUGS ATAUCTJOy.

The sale Of Oriental rugs and carpets was
continued yesterday at Orgies * Co.'s auction rooms
No SO Broadway. Persian. Angora. Bahndurr and
Kassak rugs prcd0minated. These brought from - to
$50, Royal Mosque ball rug, modern. was sold for
S3l, and Kassak hall rug for $4l. The carpets aver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18

called on Mayor Grace yesterday to ask permission Tor
that have charge Of the strewng OF flowers az
referred to the Park Board the Mayor had no au'
thOry III the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
STATEN ISLAND.

WrSTFIElD-simmes +. Randolph, age eighty-one,
while walking near his house yesterday; was t1Ac" VII"
a 0t and fell INTO "A pond where he was drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
SERIOUS RAvAGEs OF TRICHINOsIS.

DR. Cyrus Edison, of the Sanitary Bureau, was
informed Yesterday that SIX members OF the Wet
eel family who recently became i'll with trichI-
nos1s In their home, at IS Kng-st., had been re-
moved 10 the Trinity Hospital No. 90 Narlck ST.,
on Tuesday. They were Frederlch and SaDlna
Weitzel aud their four unmarried children, Emma
Bertha, Oscar and William. Another chlld had ie-
covered from the disease IN the mouse, Oat lhc
basement rooms which the family had occupied,
were closed yesterday. Mrs. Lawson, the married
daughter had nearly recovered lii her home, at NO.
2l5 WoOster-st., but her husband was sun uniDle
TO leave his bed. At the hospital II was SAD thai
Emma, Oscar and William Weltzel had suffered
rclapscs and were rot expected tOllve much longer
The other three members of the family were help
less and dangerously Ill. Dr. {. l.. 1ackey, o. No.
63 West Ihirty-sIXth-st, the attending physician
at the hospital, was keeping a close watch upon
the patients IL said, and all possible means
were eng employed TO mitigate their sufeTlngS.
Dr. Edison said he would try to visit the patients
to-day. m
The party in the Wetzel home Thanks
living Eve was attended by about fifteen per-
sons who were not members of the fa nly,
and most Of them paItOOk OF the ham sandwiches,
which caused all the trouble Those who did not
eat any ham were not troubled with trichne. Mrs.
Pierce, of No. IS Kne-St., who was seriously Ill
week later has nearly regalned her health. Two
other women and three or four Young men, who ate
sp6rIngly of the ham, have recovered from slight
attacks of trchinosis Dennis Forbes, young
truckman who boards at No. 70 King-st., was dan
gerously Ill yesterday in his room. He was one OF
the last 10 be stricken down with the disease. DR..
Edison examined him yesterday aud had HIM re-
moved TO the New York Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
FnNnIaN rInr,
AuuOuuC'n 'ltN


BRrNVTII'~ WOIld-rCnOWncd candies, Flnc
,lo..I..,.. Mirrpus Glaze. Import Il
r.us nue grades p box Fine ho olie~ and E0a. BOuS
- - 40 10 and go ttK \ 70 bo, Fine Mixed FOR 81 \
ar,, a.,ortmcni oil Chrsm1s Boxes and NO'ctos Whole
sale House. iuS and 40 Grand iHlah Branches Sol
lroltway, .l3 th-lyr. ard West lithaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18

Ancxrhlng" says Nlnrtrnihsof the rnh ppv marriages
result from human being allowed TO run at largo
N pl4tufc, trnhso the chronic or lin frrng
eases u to-day originate ban imp ' bipoL liver complaint
lniiou4ur4. in -croful consumption (Which ~
% uugsI ulcers. SKIN diseases ana
Kindred rc ions D- Pitrc's Golden al discovery
cures all these or druggists,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
TOYS GIVEN AWAY.
COME EARLY AT
I. 4. TIBBAI'- TOY STORE.
so BROADWAY. y LW-lOttk.

RIO Low PRICE. TRASHY FURS or seal
~ skin garment. manu- 'actuTed by C. c. SllAlNE Oui'
strictly reliable uGs In stock p:Ic' right los PrInceSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
nses 7l6 sets a3 Moon sets. 3lS Moons age d. II
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
.M-Sandy Hook i:21 GOV. Islnt, 43}eu Glts. 6:22
PX.-saudY HoOk ABB GOV, Island. 437iell Gaia GIG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
WALSH ESCAPES WITH A FINE.
LIBERTY AFTER SHOOTING A WOMAN
PAYING A LIGHT Penalty FOR SHOOTING MRS


PAYING A LIGHT PENALTY FOX SiiOOli-'" '-'~
THORP.
Cecyco 9 Walsh who shot Mrs. Laura NJ. 1hoTp
without apparent prOvOcatiOn on March -, 1861
was arraigncd yesterday before Judge GldersIeeye.
lie has been out Oh pail since Mrs IhorP caused NE
tbc aticI'tion of the autEoriucs until recently.
Mrs hOrp who was formerly beautiful pecaliic
notorious several years ago when divorce PiI%V9uG
inQs were brought against her by her huNoAhu,
GouId H. Thorn. The testimony ln tbat case i'll
which Lloyd Phoenix was the correspondent,
charged the deepest depFayy on 'o Pyo VI ' of
grontIng the divorce TO Mr.. Ihorp, ant
Though the Superior Court and the SUI
preme Court were of a different OPINION on
some technical points the Count of Appeals re-
versed their Judgments: Lloyd FhGnlX was a
man Of great wealth ana passed tIe IalRsst pSi'
Tborpes subsequent history included VISIT 70
Paris and a quarrel in which she accuSGu MI VIZ
Phoenix of attempting to shoot her Sho ne't sJin
mas been known to draw pistol and cause ta9 3
precpitatc flight of young men VINO hau cAci'ou
Walsh IS said TO have been friend of one Of
Mrs lhorpe's intimate acqualntanceS. Iio naiu
when arrested that he had been drinking So io ~
that he did not know what had occurred at f fr
time. Mrs Thorp was taken 10 hoSii'"i al" i'i
Walsh. who is of middle age, appeared before
.Judee (3lldersleeve with his counsel, Ira ohaier
and Alderman b. f. Morgan. Mr. Shater entered a
nIr1 of guilty of assault III the second degree
and then said that the highest penalty
for that offence was two years imprisonment anu
fine I'm this case lie thought fine was sutlclehI
Is Mrs Thorp had allowed nearly two years to go
H. and in nj that time the defendant had been at
liberty Mr. Morgan who sad that he had known
Walsh as ane'ghbor and friend made similar sug-
eDis,rict-A Attorney MARITIME when called upon by
Jndge Chdersleevc said that he had nothing t. say.
lie Would rot oppose or favor any such course.
.Judre GiderSlecve sad that 1t was ho' uSu" 10
,,,01so fine only hut that IN this case the de-
fandant had not heretofore been in prison and had
moi Lepn n criminal he would grant the request OF
his counsel and sentence Walsh to pay $l,ooo me-
The fine was paid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18

V1HE correct STYLES in sealSkln garments are
1 manufactured by G. G. SHAINE. 1903 Prince-St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18

~ G. SHAYNE'S genuine Alaska sealskln
Y. garments Will wear well and hold coor. Every CUR
urut warranted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18

/ OW RENT and small expenses afford small
Il profits Buy your iurs from g c. sliAfNE Manu-
iactul,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18

NO house in America can afford to sell reliable
~ and elegant furs AT lower prices man :. - HlA
Manufacturer. lO8 Princcst near BrOad"ay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
NEWS From THE SUBURBS

another meeting aud began to circulate petition TO
one
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-06-25

A correspondent of the Cleveland
Rdtn Dealer tells of a wonderful ma
chine, called a unicycle, the invention
of a Painesville man, which promises to
distance locomotive. He says:
The vehicle consists of o wheel IL feet
ten inches in diameter and forty feet in
circumference. In propelling it the
operator occupies seatinside the wheel
and operates treadle so adjusted that
the entire weight of the operator can be
utilized in ascending hills or upon heavy
roads. On either,end of the shaft, which
occupies position over the head of the
operator, is perpendicular rod which
extends to within few inches of the
ground, to prevent the wheel from tip
ping. By an ingenious contrivance
the lower end of these safety rods can
be shifted to positions near to or some
distance from the tire of the wheel, at
the pleasure of the operator. All dan
ger of accident by tipping appears to be
avoided, and the inventor is confident
that ladies or children can propel it with
perfect safety. The weight of the en-
tire machine will be but forty pounds.
The wheel is equipped with a sole
leather tire an inch in width. The
power of the treble arrangement is such
that the wheel can be whirled three
times around in one second, which will
be its highest rate of speed. Two revo-
lutions second can be easily attained,
which would send the operator over
the ground at rate of mile a minute,
and the inventor expects to make the
distance from Painesville to Cleveland
on the coming Fourth Of July in thirty
minutes.