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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
TIE CRlzY QUILT EXHIBITION.

The Crazy Quilt Exhibition IL Masonic i1a'i
opened yesterday morning. thousand crazy qu''S'
rcspIendent with zie-zag patterns, looked DOWN H'n
the walls with sort of crazy compacency' upon '"
,bvr 90 lodiss who stood for hours anx0usly admir-
ing their capricious beauty. few men were hls9
present, and most Of them wore such Oo"iU
ssxnressioD that tht heart was moved to pity.
Several wonderful quilts arc on exhibition. I'm r
fbr most interesting large one, maze III
pieces OF cloth ia British scarlet navy Dnc Er"S a1
green ana containing 500 pieces TINS was sc
By an Old soldier and made out Of pieces OF me
al English officers. qnIit exhibited by MIS- hep""io
Moss is OF delicate blue silk with large uo'iSn u,
sfrw co cred floss embroidery in the centre ahd hloe
thr border This brought from ladih ny JONI Hly
Culu,lrh and presented to Mrs. Moss. Al Au!otrhpu
ori,, "a rodiaut with hr autographs OF Qnccn Victoria
lie Prince Of Wales. Grant. Booth. B"aconsheI Hi
econ Cardinal Newman, and many othcf- Ano'IeI'
over seveniy-hyo years old. contains washington @
osram. hit OF one OF tho oIn,r, If
Tnrrnie's gowns, stitched In the centrc VI
handsome quilt, mark IL as famous
M,ny ARTICLES are exhibited mons haidiwork' eA-
.n,sit, naIchwork embroidered slippers, crochet NUT
and mating hut are all cotaogued as " m'dr whe ~
etc The show will continue Two weeks, ana SVOV VIII
De awarded IN prizes
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InrrINGa HIRE AND THERE.

AUBURN, Nov. II Especial. The case against
George " Mitchell. eleven years ago vice Consul AZ
Japan TO recover $3.50 Illegally retained was 10 com
ncatod that IL was taken the Jury to-day In the
imiird staIcs Court by mutual consent. aud VIII DO
tried by Judge A. {. Coke.
goshen Nov. 17.-Mr-. Thomas Casey, Of MiddletoWn'
while su,rug from acute pain the head tried 10 com
init suicide nj noon yesterday by taking rhloroior
Her act was time to save her life CLOS"
watch was put pon but last night she eluded inc
yl,,nuc. OF ne attendant and cut her throat win =
butrhe Ts knife dying instantly She leayer her husOaDu
six children.
ALBANY Now IL Governor Hin left hero this morn
ing for sing Sing investigate applications for pardon
from prisoners.
TROY Nov. I7.-John vanness, eolored, died nj tho
county house last night. age one hundred years
UrIcA. Nov 1.-THE Rev Arthur =. Hoyt. graduate
OF the Auburn Seminary the class OF 1872. and vale
dictoran OF the class to-day elected Professor Oh
Rhetoric IN Hamilton College.
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GEORGE b. GLOVER.

George b. over, whose death has been
announced through the Chinese papers, was born NJ
Nantucket Mass ia 1923. After spending some years
with one great merchant houses Of New-forh no
went TO England and soJourI there he was sent
by tue British Government Official business 10 ChiI"
while In China he was offered position In tho Chinese
civil service which he accepted and at his dea'h Oh
October he was Commissioner OF Customs at shahghd
Mr. Glover was on intimate terms with the Manuti
and was sent by the Chinese Governments 70 ,no 4
Worlds Fair al Paris as the OF China Al
Nlr Govrr's funeral IN the New Cemetery, shanghai
isr,e cnucnurse of peope was present inciudng the
iurni oncals and foreign residents. Mr. Glover
married The daughter OF American missionary, ana
leaves no children He was brother OF Charles H.
Gi,ver n NeW.York lawyer. VINO Gied recently
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All notices o, marriages must DC Endorsed e'A f'dI na
and address.


BAILEY-On Monday. November ID, Nathan j. Baiiey IN
Funeral services viii be he'd at his late residence Wet
5Ctl st. "Wednesday Afternoon November 10 al
In,crInSnt ut tie convenience OF the family.
Please OMIT flowers.
CoLE-on tho 10TH inst Emily Cole widow Of the lao
Funeral At o'clock w,dues1y. the 18th inst. fro hr
ssiu sand boat leaves from foot wht-hast at 10 IS
Interuont
GIBsDN-On tuesday 18th November Albert H. Gibson.
FnnrraI s,ryIcsS be held at hts lac residence. No
pace brooklyn IA IN ihuTsdAg. 18Th NoFenb""
Intrrment at Jackson. Michigan
MNNwELL-On the 18Th inst. at the residence Of his
dugner 'fIs G vaHdervo ut SMITH. last jjth-stl
lohn T. r. Maxwell. IN the 18th year OF his aSe; a.,
Friends uvei u itten tho funeral TOO Ttnity h3p
25thsi. Broadway. Thursday morning, November ~
az half past 10 UclOcN.
General Society Of Mechanics and 1raeesuer. -
Bso1aE, G0I are rueiS% n % 'ns NV a. Tfny
Chapel on thursday I'ih ,nsS' a. "a, W rsa,ut
srrpuES NJ WRIGHT SECRETARY.
PURDY- n Monday. November lG. 1881 Phebe H. luriy
Funeral fr her late residence THURSDAY November 10.
M I 0'clOck
Carriages viii be waiting at Po leicester ior the tram leav
mg Grand Celtril lero' at 1000 ~
RICHNoN )-ip rooElgn. MOVE nb'r IL OF { phod lever
OF New. Brunswck y. J.. III the slst year " his axe
SANFOKD-AlYtn r. SANFORD e1ohh ePSr .oT u + iu'
Nnvcmbar % lS~j At 230 N OF acute congestion o. t"o
T D. tae a5l vii oe held At the house on "Wednesday 18th
sChEBMERHo anon Montay, Novrlnees H. tnlly'
willow ~eierm,r orr "a a., IN year 81 her tSe
attend at Grace Church on "Wednesday
November -, at 2 ~ IA
his %iaspee Is So Pre.;r S..S9
Sry3att -. D.. LID. IN u IA Ins oytb Iear 81 n' 90
oclock fro" German Evangelical Lnthera Church sd
ST. usar 3d-aver New-fctk
'" sh,rp nc,s bernard tmaa. iorGeEy of Aewi oak
and OF the last Coast OF South America
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BETTS-FOOTE-

BETTS-FOOTE-On Tuesday. November Il. ai the Fist
CONGREGATIONAL Church. NUrwak. Com. Oy The Rev ~
rsUn. ries iesup Befts TO Jane H. ~ t0'te,
daughter George b. Middicbro0H, esq, all or SorNk
y cards
BURRILL-NE ILSOS-On Tuesday. Noyc'rber II. at ~.
Johns CHURCH.. Far Eockawai, l. l. by tie Rev W: ~
Nelson assisted by IN" Row Or sever rml" aah ict
W. II. Nelson to MIdtOn :. BnInIL AL VI Ne"-lOiS
City
CLARK-BFNNETr- Tuesday. November II. AZ tao
Nj EIfdscyo BlaKvman ~ thl> CITY by TIE
Roy r. Winchester DonGl 'ynlhia H. daughter OF t'e
late H. C. Bcun IT, % Jc1etson Clark.
KNECHT- LEAAING-Tu esiay, November II, 1850 by
Rev @. r. krote jag T. knech 10 Cara t. Leaning
New York
MCENTLE-FLoYD-AtP Pierre. Dakota on tn STAY, 9cio-
~ by the Rev. Mr Lindsey. Emmett Mel 1t OF -
quoit n y o. Floyd. Of Western. Oucts County,
y. Y. ghtcr OF the late William Floyd
All notices NJ marriages must DC Endorsed e'a. fa3 name
oud1
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,fp DAVENPORT IN TIE CITY.

CONGRESSMAN Ira Davenport, who Is at the
cuscv House. had a number of callers yesterday but
suent most OF the day attending 10 pusineS'
a., the city He mas been TO Washington Nhefe
no has decided TO take house, provided he can
induce some OF his relatives To go TO the Cab,t 70 van
char,c of n for him lie will 90 Bath to-day: Chli-
~ Coli and uackctt Secretary NrOoinan ad Assist
AM Secretary Barker, of the Republic N state
we've also nj the Gsey House yesterday ana ~ conSl
t,on win Mr. Davenport SrnlOrclcct Worm, '" H.
Issxcrtft ma Assembly Brown. OF Brooklyn; Ten
eral f. A. Merritt OF PCttedan JUICE DHtcne'.",
Mir Davcnport's visitors The presence oi thesc Ec
men in The city has caused further gossip ABOUT Tue
0roanIZaii ion VI the IegIslature.
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MORE RAILROAD FRANCHISES DESIRED

through its President, Waldorf II. Phillips. yesterday
au,jied to the Aldermen for franchise 70 construct
sirtacr railway along the following sjreets IL ginning
nj Front and MoOre->ts with double tracks. thcIce
through the following Front, whitehall SOUTH
Mo,r,. Pearl Old Slip Water. John. Cln FrHnki ort
Cherry Last BrOOlne Tompkins. Riving on, Eldridsc
DIVISION Market, Madisom CItharInc, aud Cn'Iry Inc
matter VA referred TO the Committee on Railroads
The FIFTH Avenue Railroad Company, thr"u&h IT'S
President o. Baldwin, also "sRcd Tor irahch Sc Tor
surface railroad to be constructed from South Iith-
ave and Caual.st. with double tracks across Washing
ton Square aud In F1thave. 10 FIity-hinLh-sl inns
Also N as referred ~ the Com ulttce o. Railroads.
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OBITUARY..
PROFESSOR GUSrAvUs SEYFFARTH

PROFESSOR GUSIANUS SE1fF AkId.
Professor Gustavus SeyIlarth. ID. d., LII. d.,
the noted died at his home. No. l4OS Fourth
ave-. at > "A. H. yesterday. lie WAS born at ueoiEin'
s,xonv July IL, 1896, studied ia the Gymnasium ut
cpc and afcrward At tho University in the same city,
In 1870 he Paris and studied for TWO years Win
Chlupollion the French Egypl OoGist ant Dr. Robert
Youpg OF the lush Museum. Dr.. Scyllrth always
claimed that the hrsI 10 dccphcr the hicro+yp
les on the Rosetta stone. and his claims hdvo been
recognized and defended against those or Champohon
b Brugsch other German scholars In lSZ3 he
published his celebrated work Claws HieroglOrOrun
E.yptiacOrtm" In 1925 he was appointed Professor OF
Oriental Archaeology the University of lrlp>lc, ami
held this posittou for thirty Yer~. publishing Numerous
trratses In 1879 he came 10 America
and was appointed the chair Of Archaeology ana IA
rpr,s In the Lutheran seminary a. 81 Louis In 1917
he published "A work Biblical chronology, which has
been translated into several Lang since 1871 lie
has resided this city. and has ueciphcred humorous
an manuscripts III the collection oi tho Historical
society lie ecturod on the subject vi Tie Central Park
Obelisk Il few years ago.
ON the occasion the ftieth anniversary of tho day
ON which he received the degree of Doctor of Phi
sophy the UniV crsly OF Leipsc sent him cOngIat
atory address recognizing his services 10 science Al
the sno tino he received the university pension
for research. Notwithstanding hts
great age enjoyed excellent health until recent
date. The funeral VIII take place on IhuIadJy AFTER
noon az the German Lutheran Church III Eighty third
st., near TlrdRye.
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srfARIyo THAT HE WAS BADLY CHEATED.

+. Foster smith and James B. benton were
arrested Yesterday 10y Dcpuiy sheriff OCOhhor on an
order granted by Judge Andrews The pIintin Samson
N,nse charges that the defendants ConSlhred TO de-
fraud MIN out of 5000 acres OF land In clinton and
Centr- Counties, Pcun. They agreed TO pay hun fOoOO
for the land Instead OF doing they gave bu thrce
81 600 Of Uhied States Land and investment
COMPANY Of New Jersey. which he says are Worthless
10 Ludlow street Jan
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TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 17.-Morgan Cockrell
and is brother George. who live near Peryvillc dis
puted over a trivial matter. when Mr. White inter
fered Morgan procuring his gun. thrust tho Innzzle
between whites arm and body he was cndeavoring
10 proioct George aud fired at the latter, killing him
instantly. lie murderer then took possession OF the
house GTOyc every one away, and guarded the place
with an axe The brothers SAID 10 DC nephows OF
Senator COckrcll, OF Missouri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
MUNICIPAL BONDS rnAr SOLD WELL

SCHENECTADY, Nov. II tSpccinb. Science
tally water bonds tho amount OF 100000 bearing
per cent interest redeemahlo IN 1902 and succeeding
years M 10 lql7 sold In one lot at auction to-day
They were bought at 10 by Ogden Calder Co. oil
Troy VIM quickly rr.ol them ut private Ter ~ Ia M"."r
4 o., OF Sew York Zinc bonds snppO-e' I" bo Tor
lie (itIrn- savings Bank OF Ncw-r"rs B'nh"F- oil
N,,,u ,Uut "A dozen were the sale. thai the PRICE
/, the highest ever paid Tor per cent municipal bonus
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nnrr1rARY NOTES.

SrAUxToN, Va, Nov. 17.-Mrs. Stuart, WHO
OF A. H. H. stuart. member OF the Peabody Board ana
secretary of the Inferior under President Fillmore. died
last night Of consumption.
Axy1potIs. Nd. Nov. III. Grattan Hagner. age
nroessor OF English ct ST. Johns College
died here at o'clock this morning Of consumption he
was native OF this state and served IL tho CohIedoFao
PnIApErpHIA. Nov. II (specfdD.-cornelius Everest
who. with his wife, has long conducted musical ncaa'
envy at No. LAS spruce-sk, ded suddenly this morning.
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READY FOR FLAMES.
THE CREMAToRY AT FRESH POND. L. l.

WY CHANGE IN THE PLAN WAS MADE-THE
APPARATUS NEARLY READY FOR USE
II is probable that the first human corpse
will he Enumerated the Fresh Pond Crematory some
day this week. Report has 1t shat the corpse to be
purned is that OF a Brooklyn man who died last Thurs
day. He requested to be allowed TO be the hrSt' and
asked Carl schurz pronounce his funeral Grafton and
Is said that Mr. Schurz has agreed TO do THIS III the
chapel or auditorium of the crematory IL Is frther
stated that no one but OF the press and
stockholders of the company will be permitted to wit
ness the ceremony. Wire gauze placed on the win
dows Yesterday. and high barbed wire fence has been
mt around the grounds TO prevent outsiders from
getting near the building
GENERAL PLAN OF THE CRHMAToRY.
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yOTEG LADS HELD BURGLARS.

The house of Mrs. S. L. Bennett, ut No. PC
West Ia connected By burglar alarm
y i'm the Manhattan District Telegraph Office. at No
950 Broadway. Yesterday the aiarm rang IN The ofhce
sn A g. Frances the manager started out 10 ascertain
the cause Mrs Bennett is out of town and Francis saw
three young lads scamper OIL.
In tie cellar fouBd John Wolf aud Bernard Moore
each age thirteen. In the Jefferson Market Police Court
charge of burglary preferred against them Thoy
said that they had entered the cellar through the coal
frutte In order oht ain money which they had
dropped through the bars while pitching pennies. They
were held trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18

r,,c, Wilson G. HINT and A. r. vanncst OF New ioTs
briiitsm ID Risbop, OF Bridgeport, Professor A.. M
Wheeler. Professor A. s. Wheeler. Frank b. Iaroet
o,,ed nv Mr. and Mira Raynolds made one OF tue
most magnificent displays OF the Kind ever seen n ,
az Mr. Ravnolds was graduated from the sheHeiu
s,ae sc,,ooI i'm 1880 from Columbia Law School ID
IssS and received his degree from the Yale Law echoo
IN
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BEcKwIrH Oh TRIAL FOR MURDER.

CHATHAM, Nov. II (SpcciHD. Oscar +.
Bcckwth charged with the murder OF Nhnler'o"k near
hero IN 49,! II now Oh trial Several witnesses testified
to sc,in the remain. OF man supposed be Wander
cool m K.eiglth's CABIN The body had bcou cut into
ucccs mi the flesh piled up In bedroom Some o
ib, vital parts were IN bnskct hanging upon the VAL
Flesh uta bones were found In the stove, bufn'd lhe
head feet and hand could not bc found bctNNllh
was CAPTURED last summer ia Canadn. Ho Ii Se'eh'S-
tv,u ye,trs old has u icTCo look.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
THROrGH NEU-YOEK SITE.
WANTED IN BRookLYN FOR ROBBERY

WANTED N BROOkLNN FOR ROBBERY.
SYRACUSE, Nov. l7-b"On q. Martin age
eighteen al hich social standing la this city "s' ar
rested "a the Vanderbilt Hotel this evening under IN
.trnctions FROM Police superintendent Campbell of
Brooklyn on a cnnrgc OF erludlI Young Martin
who u - cabot 81 the school snip st MtrJs. with Harry
Thou u.s. fellow cadet, ALLEGED To- have -toirn sou
in rwclry aud money No. Us Madison-sL Hto"A'
Iyu where Thomas lives. T. the charge OF grand lar
ccny against Martin the charge OF dcseruon Ia hAcy to
Dc added.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
SURROGATE PARKEKs SUCCESSOR.

KINGSTON, Nov. IT (Specidi.-Ihc Demo
cratic Board OF supervisor, OF Ulster County have nomi
rrcd David ~ De Witt OF this city. for Surrogate In
nj ,rc NJ Alton u Parker who has been appointed 10
Inc suptrlue Court Mr. pc Wit IL brother OI eA-Cof
uoration Counsel do WItt Of Brooklyn.
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H. BAR7HoLDI ENTERTAINED.

Ex-Minister Levi p. Morton entertained at
dinner teray at his new residence, No. 81 Fthave.
NJ BarthoId the French sculptor. Among the guests
& Hewitt ex-senator Piati, william Walter Phelps.
Joseph Puhlzcr Judge Noah Davis. Channcey NJ;
Depew Cornelius Vanderbilt, Sacm ii. Wales, Richaid
BaiIer e. \. Bliss and Robert Reade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
A RUGOR CONCERNING SENATOR MAHoyE

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. IL (Spcdab.-lt is said
here to-day that General Malone would be offered the
position of general manager OF the Chesapeake and ohio
Railroad Csnpny IN place OF e. W. Smith, resigned but
She report not DO verified GaneIai Malone 10
Got Ia the State.
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VACCINATION OF PUBLIC SCHOOL CHILDREN.

After considerable discussion of the question
OF compulsory vaccination In tho pubic schools tho
prookyn Board OF Education yesterday by vote OF 81
TO X adopted resolution requiring parents 70 furnish
certificate Of vaccination Tor iher chureh
or ,lIow ihen 10 be yacriusted the Board also pro-
Xided for a new schooihonse TO relieve the one IN
Mauier-s AL cost of $50 oO0 and another ohe to re-
neye the one iu Ryersop-sL. al "A cost OF @4OVVO.
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A safe Place 10 Visit

In the vault Of the American safe DEPOSIT Co.,
Fftaave and Forty .secOns' ones valuable personal "t
are beyond reach ~ loss risk. inter-
always accessible 10 PrVit3
safes from $40 year upward
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4 BIG PIECE or THE OBE1ISK PRESENTED

The New York Historical Society celebrated
its eighty-frst anniversary evening The speaker
was Luther r. Marsh who read paper on The Alpha
bet tie Vehicle Of History" The lecturer presented TO
the society piece OF the Obelsk IN Central Park. ~
measured inches ia length aud was nearly IN Inch
ItsK
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ADDING TO THE RECORD OF HIS CRIMES

KINGsroN, Nov. II lSpecdD. " Dung Henry
Mcllcrt the boy who poisoned his mother and TWO
brothers In this city a few weeks returned here last
night went his uothora house aud stoo quantity OF
clothing and It IA said lett the oty West shore tram
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Frort unfUrnished portion which will contain ONCE
recepIoa room aud vaults liz basement
b ain euir noes u windows
Il - D.Sea's 'oT spectators
f-FuIause or afion- and friends.
= Fr roptn In which are the cstaialque and
closets
ID -Furnaoe srrucfare. II. doors ont $3.50
l. /. -rhe r.toTts which tho bodies hre placed
i@'-tatn alQuc WitL crib on IT,.
-t crIb ID Wh iCh the body Is placed
ii ads. Dom. K-Fn.rancc foT cOrDse. N.-Ciim
ncy O. o. lucS. mp,0yes ertcincc. ,-.-.
Tho dntto indicate IN" tracks which cataialque Il
run from, ante 90 10 doors oi tie retOitA
TRANSVERSE VIEW OF THT FURNACE STRUCTURE.
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the barometer yesterday slight. Tho temperature
ranged between 800 and 500 the H4ss9 being
65so lower than correspo nding day last year
ana 9lao higher than Saturday
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THE WEIFHER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsHINGToN. Nov. 1S.-For New England,
warmer fair weather. variable Winds generally shifting
TO southcriy
For the Middle Atlantic States, warmer. fair weather.
winds shifting TO sOutherly. falling barometer.
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MISCELLANEOUS HAnwAY rrrLMGfNcE.

MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE
ATLANTA. Ga. Nov. 1.-The Marietta and
North Gcorria l,allruai Company, which wiz snri
lately for 5000 Opu Tor not registering IT. ~ccucs
TODAY arranged register rs bombs. thus complying
With the law.
Ho,ruN. Nov. 1.-The annual rpnrt OF the New
YORK NcW-fItveii and Hartford Railroad tor the yer
eniUI September 80 -hoe tlc tntl. income tor l-7J 20
Co., 60 -l,-.t tho total prusos si.G-J.J.-, a"d Tie
SURPLUS tue ear 80, SOS.
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quickly revealed. The frlgdarium cold vault will br
for preservation Of bodies awaiting the arrival
OF absent friends.
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SNOW AND ICE ~ rn& CATsKILLs.

KINGSTON, Nov. l7.-There Is snow to the
depth Of three inches tho ground ut Stamford p''
ware County. aud al various pUinta III inc ''SA"
Maintains sno " has ground Tor fortnight
Ia s nnid that hall inch IN Thickness has Ioiihcu
iu A number of covrs In the mountains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18

Pleurisy Pains, and all Asthmalc and Bron-
chiaI Affections relieved by that certain REM
edy for Coughs and Colds DR. Jaynes Expeetorant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18

The annual meeting OF ITO West side and Yonkcr'
Eai,rul. which ha- been practically merged with the
Nt. YORK city and Northern R'trold. Wa hcd t"strt-
day. Nactnci, board 81 urcctOrs wrrr Mol ~
Tho cs,lpu - 4. T. Dc navarro. u. {. Ih} an J. :.
stout in Interests ihorc were no Othef changes
from the previous IganiL alton.
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A Chance of n Lifetime.
Z { lOf hing sale Uf A. Il King

Visit the great Clothing sale Of a. Il. King Co, 62I nj
G23 Broadway. between ilecctcr UpuSton s- Aefs
OvcrcoIts at 50 jU mems Pants at 81 cents.
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II 4PPTED

save Yourselves Coughs Hale's Honey Of HoreAoani
Al prevents btOnc ATS and on>uHpOa-
flke's rootiachs Drops Cure IN one Minute.
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Diamonds
RASpEI. BARRYMORE & BILILSGS
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS or DIAMONDS
MANUFACTURERS or DIAMOND JE"ELNi'
SO Nassaa.t and - Aaiden'IaaO' No"'foFN
IA, Audrews.,L. HoiDorn Circus Lo"a'''
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Post Ouice Notice.

~ u s,uire e. sons. Jewellers -, r .i,on"'" :" J.
~ III, tipld tiinss miCi'i' va C. q,
49,, $50 ,s. max, .4ptO SOD ~t-rn: NuNetWlVe -
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TerRUNs local OBSERVATIONS
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GENERAL PLAN OF THE CREMAToRY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18

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The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-05-29
A Wonderful Clock.

A correspondent of the Boston Her
aid, who does not take the trouble to
go into details, contributes this sur
prising information: Perhaps the
most wonderful timepiece ever heard Of
is a clock described by q Hindoo Rajah
as belonging to a native princess of
Upper India. In front of the clock
disk was a gong, swung IN poles, and
lear it was pile of artificial limbs.
The pile was made up of the full num-
Der of parts of twelve perfect bodies,
but all lay heaped together In
seeming confusion. Whenever the
hands of the clock indicated the hour 1,
out from the pile crawled inst the nun
Der of parts to form the frame of one
man, part joining itself to part with
quick metallic click; and, when COM
pleted, the figure sprang up, seized a
small mallet, and, walking up to the
gong, struck l., the first hour. When
2 o'clock came, two men rose up and
did likewise; and so through all the
hours of the day, the number 0 ffgures
being the same as the number of the
hour, till at moor and midnight the en-
tire heap sprang up, and, marching to
the gong, struck one after another,
each a blow, making twelve in all, and
then fell TO pieces again"