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New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
VIII or WALTER l.. CUTTING.

- BY the will and two codicils OF wa iter - -
Cutting flied for pobato yesterday, plate Valueu ~
81 900 is left az remembrar to his nephews "'''
Bayard Cutting and Robert Fulton , Gut'ihS hSSu,e
be1ueaths $4,000 each To his sister, mrs, hii or
Renbell his brother, Robert L. Cutting NE nci s.o"
Walter Cutting, and his friend Edward r. ro.s tr annie
and the remainder In equal shares 10 ms IS m and
William and Hayward, Robert L. james Do W ar S
codic are dated May 90 1875, and the second couv,
September rs, 1889 Robert L. Cutting CIlnoa n Tamss
Hand William Cutting Robert L. Cnitlng Jr anu Jsos 20
De Wolf Cuttng are named executors III IA ,,
that II any OF tho executors de the Ne"-''fA AA
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
rCULLOUGH 70 BE TAKEN TO PHILADELPHTi.
Ia, Il. ,-I.l u

Since John Mccullough was removed to
gdale his condition has been gradually growing
more and more hopeless Physically he is not weak
as generally supposed but mentally he Is merciiny
unconscious Of his condition. During the past
week his sister and intimate friends from Phila'
dcphia have visited him, and aftcr taking all the
crcumst inces Into consideration they have determined
10 remove him to his home and his Wifcs caro- IN
Philadelphia lie will he quietly driven
from Boomingdale TO the Pennsylyanla rhlIfoau
depot to-day and taken IN parlor
car 10 philadelphia. An old friend, who came To ms
CITY Yesterday make all the necessary arrangements
said what John needs is hospital
rather than asylum. At home
lie will have even more tchhcT
care than where he now carefully though ho has been
tended | was surprised when saw him today 10 hnd
how little twatd change there has been ia HIM"
one OF the physicians IN whose care Mccullough mas
been al BloOuug gdalc SAID " do not think any dan
ger either physical mental s 10 be unprecedented from
the Journey. lie II strong enough to sit up Tor
few hours twice day think, however, that the end
IA not far OIL"
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
VICTIMS OF COLLISION on CABLE ROAD

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 24.-An accident oc-
Cured to the cable at Forty and
II lrket sts. about p. m. to-day one
car running into another. Luther White, letter
carrier wa. injured internally Jacob streokler, boy
was seriously injured about tho back.
Miss sallle Morris was badly Injured.
Mrs Sao Nash slightly injured.
All the wounded taken to their homes except the
boy who was removed to tho Presbyterian Hospital
TIE cars were wrecked and a horse belonging to the
railroad company was killed.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
FRESH CASES OF FEVER IN BROOKLYN

There is no doubt that typhoid fever is pre-
vaiing in Brooklyn to All unusual. II not alarming OK
tent Twenty-Five reported yesterday They
are In Clinton and Washington ayes, Cnmberandst nnd
First place One physician stated that he had six cases
which showed unDistnkable symptoms OF the disease.
The Long Island College physicians are said TO hvor
Ing but the people around Courts do not thing such
q thing is possible.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25

Insurance and Trust Company shall all the vacancy
thus created BY the first codcil $4,000 Is bequeathed
to Clifford A. Hand The second codc made after the
death OF Hayward James De Wolf and Julia Cutting,
directs that their shares In the estate shall go their
children or II they have to their next OF kim ana
which the income to be paid to him during his life
and the principal to TO his heirs at hs death 1t
onal
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
W. E. mEEKER DIED rRoM HEART DISEASE.

BY means Of an autopsy yesterday Deputy
Coroner Conway etaned that tho sudden death or
William T.. Mceker at the Hotel Bruuswlck Thursday
night caused by heart disease. Coroner Kennedy
aud two relatives OF tho dead Wlntorb0t-
toms shop In Spring-st. when the autopsy per-
formed. His friends were indignant account OF
runors that lie had lost money In speculation and tho
real cause OF his death considered n sufficient
reutatiOn OF stories which had beon based theory
OF suicide The mother OF Mr.. Meeker s dangerously Ill
at her home 10 Brooklyn and information OF his death
has been kept from her.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25

spreading The employed by Rosenstein, ferNa Ha
struck until the firm rensaes the men who we're iocKeI
ont IN tho Chambers-st factory. large neetlne VI
the emplores of stralton Storm held In the Sei
mania Assembly Rooms at No 203 Bo~ery as. Ira
for the purpose Of Joining Cgarmakers lnternatIoha
Union IN a body over 1000 men and women Iotueu
the Union and hereafter StraitOn Storms VIII DO
sfrinf Union shop
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TprnrSE OFFICE. oct 25-l a. m.-Ihc changes III
,ho h,romcter Yesterday were slight The temperature
rnu ,d tween 45o 5So the average tol Az being
10 higher than on corresponding day last year and
Shiiy warmer fair or clear weather may be expected
to-day Ia this city ana vicinity
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
A PERFECT WINTER RESORT.

The climate of Bermuda is so near perfection
that tourists OF all classes well invalids, are at
racted thereto order to escape the severity OF winters
In our northern Ltitndes Inc iaoles Ior reacn
ing this favored spot are frsclass from New-lorS ana
ihc natural advantages greatly enhanced 10 vstOrs
who intend making the famous Hamilton hOtel their
bendouarters during their stay on this lovely island
This superb hostclry has every modern Improvement
for comfort and convenience, and visitors can be as
sr,d of inc best attention from tho proprietor Mr Wal
ter Aiken and his able manager, Mr.. H. NJ sullivan,
who was for many years connected with the Parker
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
NOW vpS UElLEY WAS KILLED.

The coroncr's jury in tho case OF EIlzaDeth
IIcaey yesterday gave the following verdict: We "''
thai Elizabeth Healcy, of No. 3O6 East
came to her death by pistol-shot wound OF tue
fhe hands OF Frank Brewer, October ~. bIoMci
that tho pistol went accidentally while ne vas ~
With Mrs. Heaoy. Coroner Martin cOmhlitteu MIN " -
mbs
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
FAST TRIP or THE ADRIATI

ihe White Star steamship Adriatic. which
oNed oeNed Yesterday from Liverpool, made the run from
.",enstown IN days, 10 hours. beating her former
run by four hours. This is fast for vessel
~ cn mas been running constantly for fourteen years
a. passengers held meeting IN the saloon when tho
eplnenting the captain.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
I,ndhors,s Perfume. Edenia
MARR[EU.

CRANE-MERRICK-O Monday, October ~ ,,a ,isS2,,a ~ r.
Calvary Church. by tao Rev. ueny v SsIVepSs "0>'e
Crane 10 Mrs Jennie MerGtck. b0th OF Ne"-hVh o
NpERWoOD-PARTRIDGE E. Cn Thursday VctoSsr wr -
1889 resdenoe of the pr ~ of Adam
Partridge OF this city, Dr. George D. Unaer"ooo Vi
Gariu MuAa
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25

DIR. Ely was born at Henley on April 80, 1920, and
was graduated with honors at Pembroke College, Cam
bridge in 1912, after which he was ordained From
lsl7 TO 1855 he was the incumbent OF st. Marks.
then Vicar Of Kempsford and 1863 vicar Of
Leeds lie was select prcacherat Cambridge IN le64ls6
and s73. and I'm lSG7 made an honorary canon or
Cnrist Church OxforI, by Bishop Wberforee, whose
examining chaplain had been for some time lie sue
ceedcd DIR. Harold Brown NJ Bishop 0f Ely, ana was
cons ecratcd December ii, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
ANDREW j. WHITE.
Regular Republican Nomination.
For sheriff.

The merchants OF NewYork tako pleasure in
the suffrage OF their rresps
rive of party w. JACOBuS for sheriff Ousinos!
man himself tried integrity and Capacity he eau be ree3
introduce business principles into the manageoi'"
thai important and responsible ONCE
New.YoTk, Octsber H. 1880. ~
Bliss, Fapyan & o.. Lewis BIOS 1o'c
ne SIN "A GOD a Kingrnap. Faulkner. Page Il Coz
Jsbn " Pldmmer q Co.. A: d. yuiiard q Co.
S.ss LELAND n Ca Wal 1urn0ull & Co, ., xr
WsndeIl Fay a Co Willmanuc Linen Co., L. M
White, Payson & Co, Ives, ageat ~
~ "a cadn A Co MlIot Hooper & Co..
JOY Langdon q Co.. Denny, POsr * ~
m.nn in RaIdat I'm a DO Jov liz coin Motley, ,,,,aa
Dsoon, Dsend q yaa W. Wilitam Ewart q son. iiHite9y
LOWE S,.S o,nr,ry "a Iicsard III. Ewart lloA
Limited. D. Henesey, atty. ffansn..a' TruTnsr &
Grosyenor Carpenter. BrlackeIhy. y.sr south WICK
Rulus S Frost q Co, Othels ,yar a co.
Mitchell Morris q Co, Gowngs osswiff q Co,
John siany to- DeeTtng, Milliken Il Cop
Lawrence q Co, m.. I'LL y " sed n Ccele
Gardusr Il Dudley, ssHoosS,,stI 49,, ~ aullp a co.
AuutteNn smith.
Il. Os,bsrmaxn & Co
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
Benson's Cnpcine Plasters VIII Cure Localized
Rkeumati.m

rain "A the back peursy and Ike ailments when no other
pasiers any other external remedy Will do SSd
y the othor day. You ask why Not oecSus
Ia are porous plaster may beful Of holes wtlo,
any curative qu les whaever-Dnt because they a.s
naly and powerfully medcated nave DotG nA @ amu
scribe them and absolutely know that they WIZ nc
in a single day what the dull porous strengrhnS
does not tn public are especially a5s,
worthless limitations under similar names, sueh =" N"p''
Gin" d" Capslcuu" etc.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
COMPANY GO THE 7TH REGIMENT DLNED.
Company G. of the 9TH Reoiment celebrated

s1ueth anniversary last evening by giving dinner
n sne note Brunswick TO Second Lieutenant James H..
Among the guests OF the company present wore
nerei Louis Fitzgerald, General Horace Porter, Col
ei hnmons Clark, Major. Wallace Randolph. j. Seaver
COLONEL W. Winchester, Colonel Watson, or the
Regiment. and General Steele Speeches
ps made by General Porter. MAYOR Randolph and Mr..
%ss@ Harry" Dxey came In after the theatre was
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
OPINION OF vIcEPREsIDENr HENDRICKS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. pa The NewS this after
noon contains interview with Vice e-Preslent Hen
dricks about the statement OF Chauncey NJ. Depew Mr.
said that he had personal knowledge Of the
matter but he did not believe that President Johnson
ever contemplated the movement indicated by Mr.
Depew. lie added "JOhDsOn believed In restoring
and reconstuctng the States and that the Federal
Government had right to change abrOgate their
constitutions think Mr.. Lincoln had this view also"
A COMMENT BY EX-ATToRNEY GENERAL SPEED
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 24.-General James Speed,
Attorney General under the administration OF President
Lincoln and Johnson was approached to-day in regard
to the GrantJohnson Depew NATTER but he declined
make any statement. saying that he had made II rule
through life TO interfere In any matter that bad
been made question OF veracity as TO others than him
self and that he especially declined to violate that rule
when tho subject the recollection OF dinner tbls
conversation, when the dinner lasted four hours
JOINING TIE Olga RMARERs UNION
The trouble among the cigarmakers is
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
MORE CIyIL sERyICE REFORM wANTED.

From Tie NeW- YORK WoTId lDeDlD . ,
misunderstanding OF the Treasury Coon 10 SAID 10 De
IN the neyhDOrbOod looking for new Job. secretary
Manning has pointed his gun al Coon and he has come
down-that say. he has dropped without waiting TO
he asked his resignation Coon an intense Repub-
hcan partisan. number Of fat cOODs or his mp are
sti DOING Id the Official persimmor tree OF Washing
ton Perhaps they would drop. too, II Captain scott
Manning point his investigating rife IN their d.
recilOn.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
THE WEiTHER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsuINGToY. Oct. 2l.-FOr New w-Englaud,
fair weather. slight changes in temperature variable
winds.
For tho Middle Atlantic States. fair weather. slight
changes I'm temperature northern portions and slightly
warmer In southern portions. winds shifting to east
and south preceded by eascry winds IN southern por'
tions, generally lower barometer
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
Please note the Lour Of sale-2 o'clock
l!Utlenianu.

M .NUUtIIIiHH.
The largest and lowest priced rstCa Dental Once In the
city 5000 square feet devoted dental purposes
exceedingly nno f gun sets, perfectly laJted 10 the
Of the mouth and qua anteed - s. ant II PAIN
ess extracting with pure fresh nitrous oxide OF Laughing
direct fro the Cylinder improved method, Ialt price,
charge when artificial teeth TO be inserted tls
department lady In Teeth filled with gold II
upward Teeth repaired nty minutes. sets ne while
waiting 3aye Spacons and private entrance.
Ielow @4th st. 2,2 West 3ths. Sthaye.
DR. MODEMANN,
a272 Vest 34ti-st. 5U2 aud 50i 3c-ave.
southeast sth-ave. SOuthH est cor Sithst
Anna II gan tncc ANNA sCOTTl
VIII greatly her interest communicate at
with DOWNS & SMITH, AttJTnys
BinghatatOn. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
ONE THINE CLEAR.

Prom Jhs Neic- York Graphite.
Mr. George Jones perhaps did well as no could WIN
e Grant fund.- but is certainly fortunate that IL mas
been taken out OF his b ands
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25

ANY one who is so unfortunate as to be
obliged to false teeth and can realize the comfort
of 40 doing without wearing plate the roof of the
mouth should certainly send Dr. shenicds pamphlet
showing how this can be accomplished. =.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
DIED.
ELaMORE-At v
- NHf-...

ELsnoRE-At vincand, n j. on THURSDAY oGtoper or,oo G
John NJ. Elsmore. OF this cry uornerY Vi Li'o'''
Engl, in the 3Oth year OF ma age. .,-,.- m II TT
ii house OF hls fatLern.aw, III
James 2O3 42dst sunday tho 2etA nst' ~ A''
ID. m.
Intsrment private
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
5petial Motices.


A. Mr.. JOHN McCULLoUGHS
Costumes Properties Prompt Books Plays including
CELEBRATED PRIZE PLAYS,
sTnE GLADIATOR AND MATAMoRA.
BY DR. BIRD.
THE BROKER OF BOGATA
BY Mr.. STONE.
And all Mt McCuloughs rights therein,
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION,
WITHOUT RESERVE,
BY order the Trust and Safe Deposit Co..
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 30 AT O'CLOCK,
atthe
GALLERIES OF ORIOLES & CO.,
s45 AND s47 BRoA DwAf.
A. William T.. Moore. Auctionecr.
MooREs AUCTION ROOMS 29O 5TH.AvE.
EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF
RARE ANTIQUE FURNITURE,
and MODERN oRiESr4L .c1RPEf$s:o .o-o
ni'oN1,' 1850 illgsFAT9%n6nEsoUE PLAQUES.
sANpERs6N sRs5S ''SS & 60,
closing retiring busiaess with other consig.
I'm H be a e rho most eboee AMI HnSTc collection t
beautiful ,aG t Furniture Rugs ornamental
Richly carved and alaid Antique Mahogany secretaue3
ChOneres Card rabies sets VI ChairsiI Rich DanasA and
carved 0aE Cabinets clcczs anil Tlbles superb Dutch
& cS Py 5 'ais ases sGF s Pfs ep1 sa
g1naly costing 90; Hahiton Palace Tapestres An.
Paror Suits Of best workmanshipn s6 Plush and Daask
modern European taichcc OF the very latest makes and
Dining Tables and Chairs in Oak and Mahogany Book
Carved Mahogany Cheyal Glasses Antique Brass Lamps.
Antique sivcrwaTe api Plated !, are are &C. sc.
NOW On EXHIBIT ION
THIS ASR 70 ri rE S9R vi ASSIbb9Y THURS
DAYAND FRIDAY,
AT O'CLOCK SHARP EACH DAY.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25

John b. Page was born at Rutland, vt, in 1926. He
began his business clerk in Rutland bank ard
ultimately be president Of the same institution.
During tho war OF the rebellion he State Treasurer
Of Vermont and In 1867 elected Governor serving
two years He prominent in various business enter
prscs being president of the Howe Scale Works. pres-
dent OF the Rutland and Burlington Railroad and di
rector several others He was also active In beney-
olont works, especially the Foreign Missions Board
AT one time ho was considered worth 100000 but
financial troubles overlook him three years ago. The
Clements bitter enemies for many years, succeeded
i'm eecng him from the presidency OF the Rutland Rail
road it being alleged that he was responsible for the
deficit then existing In the treasury big law suit was
begun last spring the railroad against Page to recover
the deficit The trial lasted for eight weeks and the
verdict was 81 aud costs. Mr., Page leaves widow
and young children, and two sons and daughter
grown up, the children of his former wife.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
EX-GOVERNOR JOHN b. PAGE.

Boston, Oct. "a (Spec,al John b. Page died
at Rntland Vt. suddenly this morning He caught cold
last week while In Boston atend tho meetings OF the
American Board OF Missions which resulted in pneumo
MA lie was much better last night and his pt ysican
said that all danger was passed. Probably the imme-
Gate cause OF death was heart disease.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
LANES r. MOODFORD.

LONDON, Oct. 24.-Dr. James X. Woodford
Bishop of Ely, is dead Dr. Wooiford was the author o
several volumes Of" Sermons" " Lectures" etc.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25

OF JUUUU IUICH BULBS,
Consisting Of Hyadaus Tulips, NalciSsus Crocus, &c,
which YOUNG ~ ELLIOTT viii sell Oh ESDAI. Oct0
Der ~ az Is Cortandst at ocloes send for catalogue
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25

JOINING TIE OIGARMAKERS' ONION.
The trouble among the cigarmakers is
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25

Deafness its causes and cIre. b. who deaf
eight Treated by Of tue noted spcca sts
OF the with benefit himself months.
then hundreds Of others by smo plin
simple nnd success nj home treatment. Address
Il \. PAGE. l2N Ea..t .l,kh.st. New York
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
Auction sale

Auction sale
OF 10000 LUTCH BULBS
Consisting Of Ilyad+tis Iqlips Nacl,sqs, CEoc9s &C.,
Der a. a. Is cortandst at 9cl9ia Sen@ for catalogue
Deafness. its causes and cIre. By who deaf
twentyoght Treated by of tue noted specialists
OF the day beueit himself IN three months
thou hundreds OF others By plain.
4. 5. PAGE, I2s East 2Gtl-st, New.York city,
everything In Homeopathy.
HUMPHkssfffiSc sfffScfFlty HfF4ltMyEoPArHIo
fcEGFi GJGRs WTc %SB MfbH2SE
Medicine Cases, Pellets sugar OF MIX, sec.
MANIA, bound d N N GL0II @ and and GOLD Free,
100 futon-s only Bracl store s2S nrOalway, New York
TO SKATE lG%Tfs 1qFs Relfyf Hy DEALERS
The superiority OF Hcmacite Roller boNwOod 1,
well known II yoa without evidence OF this viii
be glad to furnish 1t to ySnr nlI sasiacton address
sample sci. 70 cts Postage, 10 cts
In. squire ~ ~on, Jewellers. % FuIton--t., n. \.
Watches Inake $40 500 sterling Syerware &c
s%pernneus Iialr.-Mme JULIASs sprcIEIC M C. ,s @ tho
maneutly IN rowing d.guremcns fr91 the lips cheek
dess Sns Nine JULY JUIiaS So Il s 's %
Trn..es Bandasc. and holder. patented .:
Tic stockings Lady atcntane, for a'es Correct treamens
62s and 52j Gt,ayc between New.York.
Post once Notice.
Letters roregn noel b. sp,oly amrosst
for lispalc by any p.rucar stei ns e5i,2 %1'a6n ~
Letters sp5cty by tI5 tstost
avdilaDlc.
Foreign mats for the week ending OCTOBER Il Will clo'a
(PRONPlLYin Ala clieN a TINS hc3 ~ f0tJSS
sUNDAY-At 1880 p ~ Tor Honduras ami Guatemala pee
City OF alias. via New-Orrans.
Minis for tho Society Isnls steamer (vl Fra
elsc,l close nero OcjODo, rs at I Mails Tor tho
SantSlch Islands per MaupOsI (vJ 5n Fran.
ciscol close mere october - at D. Mails
ana japan per Cache WA san Frlncls 'O). clOse
Lera november . at p. IN. Malls for AUsftaia Now
zealand FIJI amt samoan Islanls per s Iraanula
WA FrauCScOl November Il Z
N tOr ON New-IOrk !. Is litit with
iirtish mails - AustrlaL Mails for CubL by RAT
10 Talnpl Fla, ana thence by steamer Key Wes.
Fla, cOs5 tins Oi1ce daIy II 2:3J a. III
sTbe schedue OF OF Trans Paciio nltB arm t
on the their uninterrupted overland trIust
San Francesca frO East arryiug on rMs Sll
Francisco OF SAILING ste arS displ3li
the same lay -
Post Olice, NewYork N Y. October lO 1881.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25

Intsrment privata
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-12-16

LAST Wednesday ct 231 P. II,
while in his own house, engaged IN
Conversation with Robert Garrett, Of
tie Baltimore & Ohio railroad, vii
liam Fl. Vanderbilt died suddenly.
He WAS seemingly III perfect health
"WLiIe c0nversiug, Mr. Garrett was
Suddenly made aware of slight in
dissinctness in AIr. Vanderbilt's
speech that grew into an inarticulate
sound. As be leaned over to catch
his words Vanderbilt pitched forward
without a word or warning, and fell
heavily to the floor on his fGce. Gar
re,t sprsng to his feet, with an ex
clamation of alarm, and seizing apil-
low from the sofa laid it under his
friends head, and then summoned
Mrs. Vanderbilt and George, the
youngest son. Messengers were
gent in haste for physicians. One
from the neighborhood responded
FIRST, and was followed almost imme-
diately by the family doctor, james
Mclean. Such simple Festoratives
as were at hand had been hurriediy
applied, but human all was in vain.
Vanderbilt never spok. or moved al
ter be fell under the sudden stroke
and died within few minutes with
out struggle. DR.. Mclean pro
nouncei his death the result of y
sudden stroke of paralysis dIe 70 the
barsting OF large blood vessel al
the base of the brain and of the kinC
that is absolutely fatal at the mo
rent- He was siIty-four years old.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-12-16
GENERAL .NEWS ITEMS.

4 Ten vear-old daughter of James
Dunn, of Y MA. Ind. died from tri
chiuissis. She ate raw pork.
Joseph Frank, of Petersburg,
Huntingdon county, has lost twn
children within a week from diplth-
eria.
A fight between bull and n mare
on the farm of John G. Heed. in
Wetts.owD, Chester county, resulted
in the latter's favor
During a heavy gale recently the
Methodist house of worship at Allen
vile, Miffiin county, was paI tly lifted
from It's foundation. Services were
being held at the time.
Frank Shelter. a ffteen.yeqr- old
resident of Lewistown, has been ar
rested on the charge OF placing an
obstruction on tie rairoad track
there recently a few minutes before
passenger train was due.
Dorsey Barphart, a young resident
OF Stoystown, Somerset county, while
preparing TO go on a hunting expe-
uiti1n on Thanksgiving day, his
mother left the room for q few min
Etss and upon her retpru was horrl-
fed - find him half reclining on ihe
sofa dead.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-12-16
Liquor Men In Session.

Over one hundred delegates rep
resenting the liquor orgnz ,tioas ii
seventeen counties. met III Rsaiing.
this State. on the Slh inst, and or-
ganized the Liquor League OF Penn
sylvania- Resolutions IN the nature
OF an address to the people of the
State were adopted decinring that
the sentiment OF tue people in the
State is against proGinition and in
favor of a well regulated license law
whereby many OF the evils OF The
present system may be avoided that
it snail be the aim Of the league t.
elevate and protect the liquor traffi:
by laws combining equity, fairness
and stringent regulation which will
wipe out dens of vice; declaring in
favor OF uniform license law
throughout the state and p1lice reg
ulations which will not subject pro
prietors to petty extorJons ami nal
tiplied exlctions, but not making IL
cense 20 high to destroy ali but gid
ed palaces of vice; holding up to
public scorn and detestation OF spies
and informers and agents OF the law
and order societies; declaring that
informers who induce n saloon keep
er To break the law for the sake Of
bringing prosecutions are mora. lep
ers aud should be male amenab!e to
the criminal code; demanding the
repeal of the law which permits
| judges without jury trial to take il
censes from saloon keepers for yio
iations Of law; opposing The present
unjust method OF enforcing the Sun
day lHw OF 1874. and declaring that
the league viii only support those
caniid4,es for pub;ic nffi e, irrrspec
tive of party. Who pledge themselves
in fav'T Of far laws for regulation of
.he liq 1or lr4ffir. Immediately upbn
adjournment OF tie le,gue. the cDun
ties in which there ara no branches.
organized and sll will be invited to
send delegates TO a more general and
lurge convention 10 be held about
next June.