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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-07
An AHEl,esnEsr er VIM ksr,

aIntsmpsrance cuts down youth In lie
yieor. manhood IN lee strength, old ace
IN ifa weakness. Il breaks the fathers
heart, hefeavas he doting mother, ex-
tinnuishes natural affections. erases
eonilisal lows bluta ont iiiai attach
menia, hlights parental hope and brincs
dewn mourning ace In sorrow 20 The
grave. 10 produces weakness. NOT
sfrenrth; sickness. not health; death.
NOT life. II makes wives widows. chill
dren orphana fathers nen2R. and all Of
them panpers and be9Nars. II feeds
rheumatism. nurses govt. Welcomes Rest-
ilenee apd embraces consumption.
ID cuvers The land With misery, idleness
and crime. Il oils ycur jaiis, anppiiee
year aims houses and demands your
asylams. 10 engenders controversies,
testers quasrels and cherishss riots- u
sros'ds your peaitentisriee ard fur-
nishes victims 10 your ecanoidA II y
he life blood Of TIE gambler. The els-
meus nf the ourglars the prop 81 ne
hisklwaymsn and support Of she mia-
nigel ineendiary. IL cc1ntenAnses
/ the liar. reepecta the thief and -
sseu,s the blasphemef. u violates
affiliations. dsfames beuesolence. hatea
| loves scorns virtue and ISLANDERS limo
cens,e. II ineitss the father 10 baicheI
/ his naipse9a adzpring, hslpe fhe husband
- massacre bis wife snd The child q
erlr.d the pArrieidAl AKA u burns ~
tl,en. cunEunGs women, oesee1s lite
cur5,rs C}oa and dzspsses heasse. tl %
graliss ne citixan. debsses the Legislator
iishonors the statesman ard dfs&rIn,
she patrick Il brings shame. mo-
horrrs terror, net safstyi misery, no
hapuinsss, and with The nsh.sotene.
az 4 iisnd Il cAimly surveys ~ frlxhffn
aesoiatiou, and nnsattstsd VIA hasoc
| 4 pclsons felicity, killa peace Ahd rains
rps,,rsla. hlirhts e0n1dencs. siAFs reEa
1 teiien and uipea gnt n2tionel honor
re earses he uogid and laughs a. 2.
| railn. Il does al that and MERE
uuraurs The spni. Il = the slua q q
viilainiea, ne f2sher u AL orine<, ~
mother az nbominAti0ns. Ia uesn
besk friend aud Geds wursi snsnny
.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-07
Voice Culture

Mr. q q. YOUNG WILL GIVE M
Ills method is that Adopted ~ the most
accomplished professors In the East.
Terms SinRse lessons. 81. in class a.
four. SOC. each pupil ono hour. Chiidrun
o. TIE schools. IN classes ct fwelvs &c
each.
WANTED Right bsyE between the
in4 10 sing In choir In consideration Of
rratuitous insfrnctiam in reading music
Hourz. 70 T. q M. 80 10 5 and % "
? k ms II. y.sler.re.ry hasidinx. aim
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-07

We have received some very interest
ing photographs views from the pri-
vate life Of General Grant-giimpses of
him in his home circle and surroundings
made by the well-known New York
photographers, Pach Bros, al Long
Branch during the ex. Presidents So
iaurn at the seashore. These views will
prove Of general interest and value 20
every citizen of the Union; no one
should fail TO procure copy at them
who honors and respects one Of the
greatest men of bis tine.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-07

IA fhe greatest rsmsdy in the world for
Coughs, Colds. ssore Throat, Influenza.
Qninxy, L.ArynQifis, Group, Hoarseness.
Bronchiss, Asthlna, CAtArrh and Whoop
inr CuaQh. and stii Diseases Of the throat
and lungs. IL Performs wonders IN 70
IissinQ CONSUMPTION. 10 sfreaethens
the lungs and Instantly allzys all irrita
iion Of the thr0sst.
CEKvE@axp, Ohio.
Dr.. FTuxisr--Dear Sir. I wHs troa-
bIed for about threa months daring the
last snmmsr and fall with bronchisis
and bad cough. After trying several
reEnedies with0ss finding any relief. |
used your Thruat and Lung Balsam, and
found Immediate relief. On retiring %
night Il gave rns und;stnrasd rest. and
after using The medieine three weeks
found myself erred Rxs. 4 NUTE
Dr.. Fraxies's ThFoat and Lang Bal
sam aliays al irritation Of the throat,
pencsrntee and haala fhs lunQs and a.
sisss nature BY expeatoratson % throw
sN the corruption- Sold By drnzgists
eserywhers 81 rs eents bottle. PrAzier
Msdlcine %. pi,cpriesors, Cleveland %.
Sold b. A. b Stewart Scattia.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-07
JOHN n. AVER Manager.
BMlGRANT RATES
Greatly Reduced.

Ps-sss< eesses.pisslsx ss.d;sx 81
shonId % - tHntdi4lxly a. - a5oFs
rates Gro HAble 20 adsFszzeE a aHy no
menG A EdusAkn4a 4 CO.
AnNn<R
alkhf 6rz<ts szd snNzsg csaer1 g a
para 6 krze1e faf ed
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-07
DIAMOND
'VENTILATOR.
FoR
sui'sinss, Schools. charchss. Hospitals,
Dwellings, Steamers, Passenger.
Sleeping end Rsidssrsisrscars.
Perfect vsatiIasssa guaranteed
wherever vsasilafsen IL
Resuirsa.

Architects and builders unite In saying
our Noa, aud 2 for bid room and once
ventilation, viii soon become - standard
~ the window.
Our yenfilator Din any size). when
placed through o wall q window sash. or
. wooden bar nuder sash. admits q con-
st4ut supply Of fresh sir undor perfect
confroi. without drsughts; any desired
apartment- Ne s1lce on sleeping room,
should be without q Is u stops burglars,
excludes rain and dust and keeps tbs
apartment constantly irish without rails
in9 the windows. Being heavily plated
In nickel e b very ornamental when n
place. The handles nsrve 70 regulate
ventilator. also 70 nise and lower the
window.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-07

4 Qiri vito kniu her sysbross sill
pzoeshly 1arn Der family. Z sss srsr
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-07

rsvis ere said % b fashionable -
|sas.ss shsy sivays sppsar drsuss fos
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send fcr circular. Call Or sddraN cor
reapsndancs insntionlnx DAILY pusF-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-07
House 60 Let.

A NEW HOUSE or . ROOMS. WITH
- modern improvements. On Seneca
street between Second and Third In
ouire Of J. IL sANDERs0S. corner Of
Third and Seneca streets. apfS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-07

General ONCE, $50 Dear
born street, Chicago. rooms
g and z.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-07

SAN FRANc1sCo, May 6.--Arrived--
British steamer Barnard Castle. from
Departure Bay.
PeIr DlsoovKn1, May 6. - Sailed
Schooner Queen.
PoRT AsaKIos, May 6.--Tugs Tyee
and Mastick, ship Yosemite, and bark
light southwest wind.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-07

u vas stated ut the Post OfIiee De
partment today that Postmaster Pal
mer oil Chicago was removed fnr ssoffen-
slys TaFfisanship. Tho Postmaster
General said that Palmer vas an active
worker 10 che resent campaign, and one
Of those Republicans whose oontinua-
sisn IN ofiics was not deesaed advisable
Nv ma Remiuistrstion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-07

~
Heoss adysileed on crutchsa He thank
~ ~ frisnds for The nieztioii OF his
Ntmt Ter Tie position Of Commander Of
~ Army os the Potomac, bal xould
e'.1iK no circumstances allow ID 20 be us-
:! 4 oppasl ton 70 thai Of The illistrious
.sfsl<r nna hcldinR the pslsision and be
texe1 thai he secretary Be authorized
y eet one ballot on which ~ inscribed
tzN name q General Grant. Various
HkHt 4ss1aiiatinns seconded the Gen.
49, mo<ion and II wazi carried By a
NnnEinE nste amid tha wildeat ,snthnsi
- xhs sthar officers were Then ~.
Y I'm. ". II. Brown Of washinaton
ss4lle1tea hat ~ The Il. Il. Len camp
Ahcpmand. Va, were In the iuamadt
~ nsaznllcthacd. Il wsuld lie both
zszssrssaa and efaeefel 10 invite them q
<ce.ltg sests n the bose. aud th1s u
t1alii acquaintance, A szs<icn 4
1<l tAess was made and sscoad&d
M1!n txeiaf three men jumped 40 &ni
Mnlkatly ePpuss6 such pi0ceedlneA ons
ssen ssyinE tAat ssrsllelss nj snatsel
Nv RESISTANT, Asd no interest tn ~
lntN y Cnioz soldiers aud tha
,s pfsanoe was ~ iinsnlt 'Ehich b
.<s 80 tadafel7 NeaEly esery ma
y sns hsarse sHs Instantly on hts Tee
l 70 tnRks hiusseIf heard. and for
sAn11 mere was . econe Of Wild con
sal stAeh thfeesene<i personal en-
SehA 1hs chairman sainlyt eudsas
~ setere order and threateuexi 3
~ M laliesk Quiet was nnklay ~
7FsA aud 9 ecmEnsslee van Appointe'
= ar!ta he sx-saonfedaS4tcs to racc
&C eppopsnfs vhsn tha buzsnez
= -. neising vaa dispsssa -.
t1sH ~ a1luErnueni The usmmitts
= = lkrinxise Ia vida then sirin
q ~ y lxray saasz They we're zfssl
-. s.H ssvat arpl&nsc. and In rsfur
a - t<mes with tie sena!lua sebs
Is - ne o., ounfedtxnssG v1re seal
<4ruit IL blne snaAs hea she|
I: 81 " 4Ne tsIvlss3 - The nts&e. Co
Y g azn1Ean4 'welenued lhes
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-, - rs ersnde STRIKE.

=. fours, May 6.---The chief of 20
=. y = $50 he American consul atAuck-
80 RI afternoon, fnstructing him 30
49, lxrssIl ct al hazards untii An
80 = =, fruut Missouri arrives. He also
....:.s.,-,ni,ed Secretary Bsyard thai an
49, eiIl leave San Francisco for
ss.--<ssnd. jane Sab, and urges Bayard,
!. -eriarlion with tina British Minister
= WsshinQt<In, to ses that Maxwell is
y rslsssed on 3 seehnicaliay before the
scr arrives
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-07
A RIP 60 Auckland.

a. IOezs, Mag G.-ExtraditiOn pa
~. $50 prepared here today TO be sent
~ klsrsd, New Zsaland. for Maxwell,
- esufhern Hotel murderer. No agent
- a. sesss has yet been appointed TO
= ~ MARVEL, there being some doubt
= z he manner Of being appointed.
4hsrs 4 no need for harry, however, 90
~ os6cer Who goes cannca leave San
e~ndssO before June 9Th, when the
- 4 r~EInnd gfeamar saii4.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-07

Admiral youett informs the Navy De
perfmpns that everything IL quiet on
ths asihnsns Of Panama. He says the
OoI1n viii sail from Aspinwall for New
York seu,ornyw, and win carry one half
q he marines sent to the Isthmus
SIMS weeks iR0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
~ OBNOXlOrS POSrMlSTRESS.
THE EfForIs MAKING 10 GEr RID OF MISS DEARsE
COIUtT.

THE EFFoEIs MAKING 80 GEr RID or MISS DEARsE
OF COIUIT.
BosToS. Nov. - (Spccidl.-Thc cXcltcmcnt
over tho fourlhcass post oco at Cotuit. Mass small
village on the Cape, has not abatrd Not lons hg'
through the efforts Of L O. Prince and fow Mug
wumpn the postmaster removed lie wa'a Rcpub-
lcan but was acceptable to both parties His removal
aud the appointment of Miss Bcarsc werc vigorously
protested against At meeting held Last satnr-
day evening It was decided 10 select Democratic can
diatc for po ,tmascr who should have tho unanimous
support tho p1tron+ Of the Office. aud then 20 use
every means toward securing his appointment aud tue
rcnov al Of Miss Be,rsc. \ marking board set up
and John C. Fish unanimousy chosen ~ tic candi-
date for pOstma-ter Petitions for the removal o Mt
Benr.e and tho appointment Of 5lr Fish have been
siened and Will be srnt TO Washington.
plan WAS also maiurrd FOR having some one pass
through the village day, COLLECT the mail and carry
IL TO the post Marston's Mils. three miles Dis
tan "A the salary from the Office depends on th" num-
ber OF STAMPS cancelled. this will greatly dccrra,o tho
income OF tho postmstFrsA Mss Bcarsc Is having o
building erected for Ollcc but while size Is Whiting
It's completion she Is crctuiy "bOycottcd that she
j. Obliged TO the business OF tho Office IN tho front
room Of small house nj tho extreme end OF tho VILLAGE
aqd away iiom regular mail route as the best place
she can obtain FOR the purpn-r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
HIGHER EDrOAIJ0Y or WOMEN.

: BOsTO>, Nov. u (Specio j.. The sccictary's
report for tue year OF the Society for the CO gate
instruction of Women Harvard forth that the
important feature Of the last acldemca year was tho
purch,se of house, which be used for recitation
rooms and other educational purposes This c0st
$50 900 and In, been pa for To tbs amoun. or $l37j
The students for thIs ucrGi have chiefly from This
state. the list reading follows: Massachusetts,, il
Maine, 81 Kansas, ; Connecticut, /; MIancsota, =;
New York OHIO, i Pennsylvania, I. Durug Nh"
students earned fOrtyf'ur "t the SocIcty 3
certificates the they have done haA been ot
lgh quality A. to what these young women intend TO
do wtn their education after they have obtained 1t Mr.
Gilmore announces as follows: "Apparcntly intending
to enter upon Il fe uf teaching or upon professional
work. 30; apparently studying for the advantage or
thorough mental cultivation, Only o. total, 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
Mr.. DOWNS AvD ms RACK AGAIx

BosroN. Nov. - (Spcciah.-A lively meeting
OF tbr Rowdoin Square Church was held tonight In the
yestry at which hundred prisons we're prcscni
The question was whether tho church would coincide
with the society IN disnnsslng Pastor Downs. III"
latter presided on se mascd his friends In
cuding wife and Mira Tabcr. anl on the other were
his cnemcs Tic nrst struggle after the preliminary
devotional aervic.s In which Mr. Downs referred re-
pcatrdIy to his enemies aud aSked The Lord Ia oVrrrom
thej was over tho election ~ clerk Deacon scrptuir
WAS the can ilatc OF the Downs faction. The rson
enemies carried the day elcctirs an old man by on"
majority soon afcr the Downs faction was lncfedsel
by the arrival Of endorsements and ID" parson was M
majority nf ore He wanted to have iiyH new members
admitted bnt the oprostion. led by Mayor johnson, Of
Wnlthan opposed this procedure ~ Illegal. Deacon
Davis informed johnson Tint lie mi"ht he able To
buidozc the people of waltham. bn he cold not bull
aoze the Bowdoim square Church. THIS was received
with mingled cheers aud hsso-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
SERVIANS IN FULL RE1REAT
VICTORIES FOR PRINCE ALEXANDER.
ZARIBRoD RECAPTURtD BY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF GENERAL JOvANoyITCH.

OF GENERAL JOvANOYIrCH.
SOPHIA, Nov. 24.-The city is wild with eX-
element from the front stating that frnee
Alexander. the head of tho Bulgarian troops has Io
lowed up his Victories and Is driving tho servians slowly
but surely Bulgarian territory The latest dispatch
says Prince Alexander st0rmed tho heights OF Zar
brod occupied the city last evening. The Prince
made triumpha entry into the city and was received
with enthusiasm by the Dopulace
Tho servians attacked the Bulgarian centre at
O'Clock this afternoon. They were repulsed, ana re-
tired In disorder crossing the frontier ut o'clock near
Zaribrod Tho SeryaDs rctiriag from their po-
sitons at Trn. Tho Bugarlans have advanced to the
frontier Widin Is being shelled by the ServanS, hut
has been eet on fire. Tie Bulgarian comhahuahV
therr prohibited the PASSAGE OF eight Austrian tugs
BELGRADE, Nov. 2i.-rhe Seryians are continuing
their retreat the main army now In scrvan tor
ritory. The troops to be dcmoralzed, ana since
the capture Of Zarbrod by the BugariaDs they have
fallen back without Offering any resistance to the Vic'o'
rous Prince Alexander The BnlgarianS have occupied
all the positions recently held by the SerVlans III buHa
ria. and arc advancing to the frontier Inc seFVIah
hoadanaitcis are now at Prot Tho first class of the
Iandslurn has been summoned for active duty After
completing the Inassiug Of his army King Milan VIII
lead final attack on tho BulSarians.
General Juvam0vitch. recently Commander or the
Dannbo division VIII dismissed from his command
for Obcyng Orier, in attacking sivnitLa instead o.
maintaining defensive attitude has committed suicdr
by shooting himself with revolver. The recent dis
asIers TO tho scryiap army from tho defeat before
SlVutza down the re-OccupatiOn of Ilrbrud by the
Bulgarans attributed hs failure to carry out the
orders given HIM.
ST. PETERSBURG Nov. 2i.-Tho Journal dc st. Pe'eIS-
bourg to-day says: Upon Ha>>ia's initiative the
Powers promoting schumo for the suspension OF
hotlies In the Balkans hut hopes entertained That
seryia and Bulgaria. although incapable oil resisting
the prOmpngs of their passions Will become sensible
enough to rc hnt the popular interests OF both
counties that they their own accord sheath their
swords"
VIINSA Nov. 2i-The Emperor OF Austria has given
$4,000 FOR the relief of the servan wounded. lie has
also given them 100000 cigarettes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
yoT ortLyrrD rO TR4ySicr BUSINESS.

BosTON, Nov. 24.-lnsurancc Commissioner
1arhox furnishes hoioowng list Of assUcaiionS which,
not having deposited with tho State Treasurer the
emergency fund.- required by the legislature a.
1885, are qualified 10 transact the business OF lifo
aud casualty insurance upon the assrssncn PLAN The
Accident Indemnity Company. OF Newton; Frerhal
Aid Association of WoIcrstcr Massachusetts Lfc A.
,ciatinn Boston, Merchants and ~Hlesmcns Benrnt
Associaiioi. of Buston Peoples Accident Association
OF Spriugn1 : Union Accident Relief Company, of
Taunton Hf Home Relief Association, of Lynn. Thr
American I,rnrnt AssOctt0n and rno American Benefit
SOcirty both Boston. have been prrpctuy eDIoncd
from the transaction of nu-inrs bv tho Supreme Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
MATTERS OF INTEREST IN THE DOMINION.

MONTREAL, Nov. 24 (SpcciGh There were
twentyone deaths from smallpox yesterday. rixteen
being In the city aud five in the suburbs, ani twenty
nine new cases were reported. OF l42 deahs fIom
,mo,,oox IN the city last week 1873 French Cana
dans seven other Catholics and two Protestans The
pacarder Daoust OF tho Health Department, WHO was
arrested for personating DR.. Labcrge ana assuming
women was to-day sentenced TO twenty-thF"c uohths
Imprisonment In the Health Court tins afternoon pr
Coderrc noted anti-vuccInatiOnis was arragned on
charge OF refusing report OF smallpox largo
number OF French students OF the college of winch the
ductoris professor present in the court Dut
put out as u demonstration was feared
meeting Of the creditors Charles r. Picard Co.,
Wholesale jewellers, 10 have boen held tO-day but
had 10 bc adjourned the principal partner had fed
to.Chicaco. The liabilities are $4,000. nominal as
sets $4,000. Madame Picard ny two Of the
principal creditors seated in car OF W. stern bound
express train saturday evening and short distance
away was apparently old nan. Madame Picard
husband was Still ia city, but had been gone
ioag before crcd heard that the Old seated
the end of the ear WAS Picard SO complete was his
Disguise that they never suspected his identity.
Circulars now being sent Ou for caucus OF all
I3cl question Misses for the repose OF Kel's soul arc
Ia OF Tho arish churches Of the province
sorc Influential Fieuchm"n asked priest TO say
mass TOR Rel The priest asked Bishop MoTeau U Ior
of busHcbc positively refused TO chant service,
Jrl and be wond not say fer RIei before writing
10 MOn,ienor Idbre nskng HIN what lie thought aoout
IT, Several other prominent priests have also refused TO
hold services nnti Bishop Fabre expressed isaopniou.
III 81. Jran Eai tise society WIZ have igh mass cele
braicd By siop Graudin in N0re Dame Chuich, which
sLs 10 persons. There will be cbOiroI 300 voices
Hnd a corro1wile iskenup aid the families Of the
Mcis ~ the Northwest.
OTTAWA, Nov. 2L-n Is reported to-day that repre
scniaIons ve DceD made to the Government respect
in the conduct Of shrcnGiary Magistrate Rouleau, OF
Bdtllefoid. when may posiponeincDt ct the
.sngins Of tbs eslt Inans Fliiay. Heis reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
TELEGR1PHIC NOTES. 4
RAY WINDOW LITIGATION.

posroS Nov. 2I-rhe somewhat celebrated suit To
,nnnsi Mp Wliu,us owner the Hotel kenSpgton, 10
remys some bay wn"ows fron the rear of the latter
hnidinu was to day decided against Williams
SIZED FOR Overlooking BUILDING.
C1uCAGO Nov. "a An action has been begun ~ tha
United States Crcuit Court AGAINST Blake snaw
~ New-York for S 900 danaxes. The defendants nIs
wnsrs ~ Nos l9S 100 South Clark St, and olhm
% nave sutfr red great damage hy the defendants nes'
yepce in overlooking the building.
spI LCrED FOR OFFICE BY JUDGE FO.AhEh.
ITNcNSATI Nov 2S-GOvcrnOr clcct FORAKER an o.,
lacei ior ut his Adjutamt General noion
A. A. Axlinc, zanesve. who "as Assistnm, aW"In ~,
Gsuerul during Governor Fosters admin isratvn. s
anpm1t,ncnt as Assistant AIjutant-Geneia' no h''
cnoscn w. W. Alcorn OF Toledo.
NINE ROUNDS ENDING in DnA", ,ns ver,
GAN I'm lSCIsCo Nov. 24.-Four thoGsahd pu,s P,sa
nreseut Last night the Pavilion 10 VIII, o,,h. In
Cirary glove contest. Nine rotuIds w. - arow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
CRIMES And CASUALTIES.


4 TRAIN RUNS OVER 4 DEAD MAN.
AKR0y OHIO Nov. "a tSDoeidb.-Iho body of John H.
IIrpp. wing on Ncw.York. Pennsylvania ana OH"
track near Ta,lmagc. over by freight
tbs city had been corctng Iavonna aud ns hi
body evidence that life was extinct when IL wa
placed tho track. 1t Is believed that he was robbed
aud murdered
DEATH or An ECCENTRIC DREssMAKER
CLgvrLlSD. Ohio. Now - (Spoeidt -Adelne Perew. a
dresslnnker age nny-,wO was found dead at No. 20
Mlon.Si. this morning She iiVrd 1Ione. the bmly
was accustomed to lock herself up for days refusing
either prepare food for herself or accept IL from
others.
SUICIDE or A WEALTHY FARMER.
wAnnry. ONO, Nov. - tSpcca1Lliemry baeEbnrn rn,
wealthy farmer recently divorced from his wife, sno'
TWO POST OFFICE THIEVES CAUGHT
CLxvtL,ND, Ono Nov. 2i tpcciab. Post offices N
robbed, aud tie tirvcs hayo successfully cluded tho
oieers until This ailcruoon. whGn tw1 y0lnE men.
superioIsi. Offering postage stamps In paymcn e
TGey were arrested Al the police station ewelry no
stamrs. wero found on them.
KILLING Ills MAN WHILE FATALLY WOUNDED.
CHAgLOrfg, n. g., Nov. II. AT Blacks Station, T. g.,
Town Marshal Turner shot aud fatally wounded by
Robert Bishop VINO had been arrested by the Marshal
Bishop three times BIshop disappeared In the confusion
ana trncr been found. II Is believed that
ARRAIGNED FOR WIFE MURDER
Bosros. Noy 2l-ln the supreme Court This afternoon
him with the murder OF his wife OH July 20 Mrs Mitch
ell Is the wona wnoso dismcnbcred body was found IN
the Charles River.
DIsAPPEARING WITH THE FIRMS MONEY.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. NV. -: A Telegram from La
fayette reports that Frank NJ Wrxht travelling sales
for John so-"r Co.. Wholesale satonsrs OF ina.
city, collected large 'nht Of the firms money ana
disappeared Wright came from DAYTON oho' ana Is
SAID to be Il member Oi respected family
FISHING SCHOONER WRECKED. ~.
Boston. Nov. 2iThc nsinng schooner Belle A. keyes
Desert Me-. last Monday morning The Keyrs cleared
from Boston October i3for fishing cruise HAVING O
board the captain aud Of fourteen men, Inc eio"
saved and arrived here to-uAys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
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ST. LOUIS. Nos. 2I.-r. +. MaOney, retail
dry goods beel attached BY fl. Il. Cian a Co. aud
other Eastern rrcditnrs and also by ST. Louis houses
The Attachments aggregate s2l,O 900. Mil0n IN c an
assignment today. He place his assets at SGJpeD
PIrIsBURG, Nov. PA dispatch TO Tie ChrU,iclc.
Telegraph from Youngstown, Ohio. says: The sheriff
closed the large dry goods store OF NJ Weinberg today
executions issued by relatives OF his wife
aggrcgans nearly $4,000. After the store was closed
Weinberg made assignment 10 T. NJ. Wilson In favor
OF other creditors, principally dry gOOds firms of Now
YORK, Philadcphi and Baltimore. His liabilities arc
$50 600. and ms assets are eslim lle1 at 50 I.ODl