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W. 5. VAR NER ARRESTED.
Charged with Conspiracy with Ward to
Defraud Gen. Grant andIvanderbiIt.

Charged with Conspiracy with Ward TO
Defraud Gen. Grant andy Vanderbilt.
NEW YoRK, Oct .17.-William ). Warner,
who secured the most of the funds of the
bankrupt firm of Grant Ward, surren-
dered himself to Commissioner Shields this
morning, saying that he understood there
was warrant issued against him. Deputy
Marshal Holmes watched his house last
night for the purpose of arresting him, but
he had gone on a yachting Eexcursion with
friends. and could not be found. II was
on complaint OF Walter s. Johnston, Re-
ceIver of the Marine National Bank, that
the warrant of arrest was based. 1t is I'M
derstood that he charges Warner with col
lnsion with Ferdinand Ward in diverting
to their own use money belonging to the
Marine National Bank. Warner, it is al
legged, was conscious that Wards contracts
were fictitious, and that when he received
checks drawn upon the Marine Bank short
ly before its failure, he knew he was taking
the money of the bank and not TIE money
of the firm of Grant IL Ward. The affidavits
on which the order of arrest was granted
also state, it is asserted, that the transfers
of property by Ward to Warner ON the
day after the failure were fraudulent,
Ward being under the influence OF opiates.
In return for transferring 5000, 900 worth
of property, he only received 1886, 600 of
Grsnt 4 Wards obliSations on profits.
The affidavit of United States District
Attorney Dorsheimer charges, among other
things, that Ward fraudulently obtained
from General Grant, on the morning of
May 5th, 1884, check drawn by William
Fl. Vanderbilt on the Lincoln National
Bank of New York to the order of General
Grant, and deposited it in the Marine Bank
to his individual account-thereby making
him apparently a creditor of the bank in
the sum Of $50, 663 25, whereas he was an
actual creditor only in the sum OF SIC, 663. rs;
that Ward conspired with Warner on May
Sd, 1884 by giving him check on the
Marine Bank for the sum of $S1 COO, which
check was duly presented and paid on May
5th, after the deposit by Ward of the $780,
900 fraudulently obtained by Ward from
General Grant - to defraud William ID.
Vanderbilt and General Grant.
Mr. Warner claims that he never had
any dealings with the Marine Bank except
to draw the money upon checks paid him,
and that he never had any dealings with
the firm of Grant 4 Ward except to buy its
obligations over the counter.
Warner was arraigned before Commits
sioner Shields this afternoon, and gave
bonds in $500. 900 to appear for trial.
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LOCAL POLI1ICS.

The Democrats of the Tenth District
have nominated Mr.. Lennon and the Re
publicans have renominated Mr.. Frambach
for Assembly.
The Greenville German Republican Club
has elected the following officers:-Nick
Arnold, President; Jacob Frey, Vice-Presi
dent; VIM Blumlein, Secretary; Gus Seq
ner, Treasurer; NJ. Blumlein, Sergeant-at-
Arms.
John G. Besson has been renominated
for Assembly by the Hoboken Democrats.
The German Republican Club of Glare
mont held meeting last Monday night in
Claremont Hall, No. Is Kearney avenue,
and endorsed the Republican candidates.
James J. Esterbrook was nominated by
the Democrats last Monday night for men,
Der of Assembly from the Fourth district.
The Third District Independent Club has
been organized.
The Republican associations of the Third
district and of the First precinct of the
Fourth district met at 435 Grove street and
Henkels Pavilion on Palisade avenue, re-
z spectively, last Wednesday night.
Thomas F. NooIan was nominated for
Assembly by the Democrats of the Eighth
district last Tuesday evening.
The Fifth District Republicans will hold
their primary elections tomorrow night,
the convention to nominate an Assembly
man on Tuesday evening in the Avenue
House. Five Corners. The primary cleo
ton will be held in Paramount Hall.
The Republicans of the Third district
will nominate an Assemblyman in open
primary, October 9th.
The Second District Republicans have
endorsed the nomination of Peter Farmer
Wanser for Surrogate.
An Independent Democratic Club has
been formed in the Seventh Assembly dis
trict, Fourth precinct. The club is Differed
as follows John j. German, President
John Bannon, Vice President; M. j. Cas-
sidy, Secretary; Thomas Holmes, Treas
urer; George Plain, Sergeant-at-Arms. The
club will meet tomorrow evening at eight
o'clock.
Terry Mcdonald is said to be an Inde-
pendent Democratic candidate in the Sew
enth District.
Assemblyman James j. Clarke has cap
tured the regular nomination in the Sew
enth District, this time.
A number of Second District Democrats
met Wednesday evening with VIM. e. Reen
as chairman and nominated William H.
Wheian, ex-P President of the Board of
Works, for the Assembly, The Second
District Convention will be held next
Tuesday. Whelan hopes to beat Tumulty,
who is his only competitor before the
Convention.
The Cleveland Club of the Fifth Assem-
bly, District held meeting in Paramount
Hall last Wednesday night, at which q re-
vision of the constitution and bylaws was
fully considered. The meeting adjourned
until next Wednesday at s o'clock D. m.
The Republicans of the First Precinct,
Fifth District, held meeting Wednesday
night. and selected John @. Bird, Edward
Waite, William Taylor and Mr.. Maxwell as
candidates for delegates to the Assembly
Convention.
The Prohibitionists have added further
to the complications of the campaign by
nominating e. Fl. Bolsover for Surrogate.
There is going to be fight for the gu
premacy between the two Republican fac
tons in the Fifth District, at the approach.
ing primary election.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.

JOSEPH WARREN. AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL
Jon Monday. October 26th 1885. at o'clock p. m,
on the premises, the two-story and basement pri-
vate brick residence, with all modern improve
ments, No. S04K Eighth street. near Coles street,
Jersey City; walls papered throughout; street paw
ed and severed and all improvements made. Terms
easy and sale positive. For further particulars in
quire of JOSEPH WARREN, Auctioneer, Office No.
331 Grove strnet.
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Newark, Oct. IL Ferdinand Krause, a
bartender in Molter's hotel, in Newark,
attempted to end his life at noon to-day.
While il his room, he first shot himself in
the head and then cut his throat. He was
removed to the German Hospital in dying
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To all who are suffering from errors and indis-
cretiens of youth, nervous weakness, early decay
loss OF manhood &C.. will send recipe that will
cureiyeu. FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
seIf-addressed envelope to REV. JosEPH t. ISALAN
Station ID New York
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T., E. A. Graham, Cashier of the Hudson County
National Bank, of Jersey City, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the best Of
my knowledge and belief.
E. A. GRAHAM, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this fifth
day of October, 1885.
ABRAHAM VAN HORN,
Notary Public of N. j.
Correct--Attest A. A. HARDENBERGH,
GILBERT COLLINS,
R. G. BACOT,
Directors.
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PHYSICIAN.
PHYSICIAN.
CAN GER $
Can Be Cured Without Fail

It is the practice of all numbskus decry physician who
adyerses And why? Simply because has been drilled into
the mind Of the public that it beneath the dignity Of phys
and women may suffer and eventually die but according to the
strict code they must their rather than positive
remedies they die but they must not assist the advertising
physician break that code Fools tell the sufferers that they
must not attempt be relieved by experienced physician
who may have spent half his life perfect which have until
the present time bd all the great medical skill that has
And why Because he advrses Because he does
spect the ode Because he his patients Let
physician in the State Of Jersey acquant himself with the fact that
Dr. E. g. JONES CAN CURE CANCER. If they willing
to let their patients die under their noses, then
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1NsrnuorIoN NJ on PAINTING.

Mrs. w. J. Kline is now prepared to instruct
pupils in all branches of oil painting. either in
class private Address, I'd floor. 2S6 Bay street.
three doors from Erie street.
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condition.

In, the game Of base. ball played Friday las
between the mines of Columbia and Fraternity
Lodges. I. o. OFF, Hoboken, the Fraternity nine
were the Notwithstanding 81 runs. return game
will he rlayed
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RANK STATEMENTS.

DEpoRT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST
IL National Bank Of Jersey City. in the State Of
New Jersey. at the close Of business. October LIST.
1885:
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DEpORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE HUD-
II son County National Bank Of Jersey City, in
the State of NewJersey at close of business October
!. 1885. ,vson.cvs
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INsrRuorroN IN on PAINTING


pupils in all branches of oil painting, either IL
class private. Address. I'd floor. 235 Bay street
| three doors from Erie street.
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AND HUNDREDS OF OTHERS IF DESIRED.
DEAD

~Died Of Heart Disease So said The jury you
afflicted with symptoms Of HEART DISEASE should not
hesitate consult JONES' He had wonderful
the treatment of all diseases of the heart DO NOT DELAY lest
SUDDEN DEATH upon you like thief in the night. eta
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ONE EXPERIENCE OF MANY.

Having experienced great deal of
'sTrouble!" from Indigestion, SO much
SO that came near losing my
LJei
My trouble always came after eating any
food
However light
And digestible,
For two or three hours at time had to
60 through the most
Excruciating palms,
"And the only way / ever got "
sReiief!'
Was by throwing up all my stomach con-
tainedl! No one can conceive the pains
that had to so through, until
cat last
was taken $50 that for three weeks
lay in bed and
Could eat nothingi!
My sufferings were SO that I called two
doctors to give me something that would
stop the pain.
Their efforts were no good to me.
At last heard good deal
"About your Hop Bitters r
And determined to try them.
Got bottle--in four hours took the
contents of
One!ll
Next day / was out of bed. and have not
seen q
"Sick r
Hour, from the same cause, since.
have recommended it to hundreds OF
others. You have no such
Advocate as / am.
GEO. KENDALL, Allston, Boston, Mass.
Downright Cruelty.
To permit yourself aud family to
'sSuifer r
With sickness when it can be prevented
and cured so easily with ~
With Hop Bitters ~
D None genuine without o bunch of
green Hops on the white label. Shun all
the vile, poisonous stuff with "Hop or
Hops" IL their name.
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IUtfiIs 70
STATE OF NEW JERSEY, &C.
COUNTY HUDSON, 80
IG w. Conklin Cashier Of the First National
Bank of Jersey City, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my knowl-
edge and belief. g. W. CONKLIN. Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 9Th day
of October, 1886.
WILLIAM d. EDWARDS.
Notary Public of New Jersey.
Correct-AttesI JAS. L. OGDEN,
L. F. G. YOUNG,
J. d. BEDLE,
Directors.
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g None genuine without bunch of
green Hops on the white label. Shun all
the vile, poisonous stuff with "Hop or
"Hops" il their name.
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Have Been Cured without Return.

Miraculous State of New
a84M844& eE IS JerSey--Alnaost Miracle. fHfE
TURKEY Freehold April 1st 1884
hereby certify that February 1st 1884 Dr. g. Jones be-
gan the of Of twenty growth the breast
Of Mrs. James Reynolds which had reached size in crcumr
pounds had burst discharged for than
months and nearly caused her death consulted eminent
physicians among whom DR. Agnew of Philadelphia and all
agreed that human skill could avail At this time April 1
1884, she cured without the Of the knife suffering much
pain. JAMES M. REYEoLDa
aHs8 Not Ono, a Few of the Many.
Eehman Blew, Esq. go Fayette street. Brdgeton, N J.
Abram Oottrell Esq, Farmingdae NJ.
Mrs Vanote, Osbornvile, Ocean County, Nj
William Brown Esq, Freehold, N
Mrs. Charles Donahay, Manasquan N. j.,
Mrs. Harry Vanderschaus, Montclair.
Hon. Thomas g. Smith, Camden
Mrs Anna Van Kirk Colts Neck.
James Creamy, Newark
Mrs. Missouri Wilder, Newark
Mrs. Anna Stevens Bellevle.
Mrs. Mary Roberts, Atlantic City
AND HUNDREDS OF OTHERS IF DESIRED.
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FRANK vs. COLES,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
1888

Desirable Lots. '25x1O0 each. from $3.50 up; fer
dwelling and manufacturing purposes. Five three
story houses Improvements. from 81, 700 up; only
$500 cash required Insurance at the lowest rates.
Estate money to loan ON bond and mortgage; no
| commission asked for loans. Houses bought, sold
and exchanged. All my property is ten minutes
| walk from Chambers Street Ferry and near Hamil-
| ton Park. Apply to owner. FRANK W. COLES s.
| W. Corner Payonia Avenue and Erie Street.
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GOOD CHANCE FOR SPECULATION OR IN
VI MISUNDERSTANDING brick house, with
lot, 80 rooms; will remit $10s month; must be
sold this month close partnership; only 81 600
easy terms. J. NJ. GIBSON, AZ Montgomery street.
S1e (l00 TO LOAN GIN BOND AND MORTGAGE
g1UsUUU on Hudson County real estate in sums
to suit applicants; reasonable charges. j. NJ CIR
SON, AZ Montgomery street.
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Having experienced great deal of
'sTrouble!" from indigestion, SO much
so that I came near losing my
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Snaix.

We have added to our museum Of natural
curiosities, Il full fielged snake, which was
captured ON one of the highest mountains
in this range. on the 2ith day of December,
1885. The altitude at which this reptile
was found is probably $50 feet above the
level OF the sea-snakes come hirl, but we
must have them, the year round. This
snake WAS frskiDg about, hunting straw her,
ries. and basking in our warm Montana
sun, when captured by Mr. Beniz. The
snake is harniless-it is dead. The atten-
ton and fond caresses it received during
Chris mas was too much for its delicate
CONSTITUTION. Missouri Biz carried IL
around in his Int for about twenty -four
hours, and when placed in our possession,
life was extinct. What deadly potion it
there. enco untcred we cannot suriiise. The
snake is now preserved in alcohol "a very
suggestive and congenial place for snakes)
and can be seen any day at the AEGt : office.
Anyone who has lost snake can come i'm.
prove properly, and take it away There
are several parties who had snakes last fall
but whether this could be identified as one
OF theirs is "A question.
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Frank Adams. a ranclinsn of Mcdonald
creek, shot Mr.. Bowen, generally known as
the odd Californian. in the legs with a
shotgun. Tuesday. The cause of the shoot
ing is attributed tn Bowers attempt Ia
drive Adams of of his (Adams) ranch
Mr.. Adams did not propose to he driven oil
his own property, and to suhstantiate his
determination, presented the aggressive
Californian with handful of shot from the
pl,Izzie of gun.
Adams was arrested and brought to town
"Wednesday evening.
One of the post surgeons attended Bowen
and ascertained that his woui.ds are but
slight and by no means dangerous.
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The body Of Paddy Carroll, who was
drowned in the Missouri. last fall. was
found on the oath inst. ten miles below
Judith Landing, lying ON sand bar. The
remains were taken back to the Landing,
and on Christmas day given proper burial
Parties bad been ON the lookout for the
body since the drowning. and made the
discovery through the medium Of a hungry
coyote. which was seen to suddenly leave
the river The body was somewhat mutt
lated.
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A detachment of cavalry, consisting of
thrty-iive men, under Lieut.. Robertson, ar
rived in the city form Fort Assinaboine.
This is the same outfit that was ordered
out from Fort Maginnis u short time ago
to arrest the Crees reiorted To b.. at Rocky
Point. They took in twenty-four lodges
and escorted them to Fort Assinaboine,
and are now ON their way home. Among
the persons taken were Chief Cottonwood
and Big Bears tw" sons. who participated
in the Riel rebellion. These Indians object
very seriously to being returned to the
queens dominions. Cottonwood having es-
capped twice. lie says he will kill himself
before he will return to the Northwest
River Press
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Notice..

OFFICE OF THE CLERK AND REcoRDER)
MEAGHER COUNTY,
WHITE SULPHUR STRINGS, Dec Is, 1885,
In accordance with the salary law, passed
by the Fourteenth Legislature, which takes
effect ON and after. Monday, December 2lst,
all fees received by county officers must he
turned into the county treasury. All par
ties having business with the recorder 5
office involving the payment of fees. will
secure prompt attention and avoid delay BY
sending the money along with their work,
as under the new departure I must collect
the fees i'm advance.
l.. ROTWITT
Clerk and Recorder. Meagher Co, MT.
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trial of DIR. VAN WERT's BaLsaN will
demonstrate the fact that 'lley need never
lose another nights rest from this disease
The BALsAN can he procured of Thompson
4 Brainerd.
DIR. VAN WeIr's Pills will cure all tro,.-
bles Of the digestive organs.
No family should he without Dir. wax
WERrs BALsAN. Ii is sure cure for
Group and Whooping Cough and so agree
able that babies never refuse to take it.
Thompson Il Brainerd are the agents for
this place.
DIR. VAN WERr's Pills will cure all trou-
bles of the digestive organs.
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Masquerade Carnival.

Remember. tina; on Thursday evening.
January sth. occurs the grand masquerade
ball at Maiden Roller Rink. Great prepa-
rations are being made for this event.
Reception committee-N. 7. Dinsmore. Joe
Mills. X. =. Craddock aud l.. BARRIER. Floor
inanagers-Joseph Herring, u. ". ORrien
and Joe. Mason. Music by Maiden Brass
aud String Bands. Tickets, including sup
per, $500.
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4 0. y. W. Election.

Last evening. the following officers of
Maiden Lodge, No. Is. were elected for
the ensuing six months:
i. VI. VIOLIN W. Beck.
NJ. W.-Chas. A. Young.
F.-C. ). Fell
Cd. n. O'Brien.
Rec.-A. NJ. Thompson.
Financier-Chas. Boissonncault.
Receiver-M. X. W. Rnthburne.
Guilc-t;co. Eastman.
]. W.. IL. Smell.
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This is to certify that the partnership
heretofore existing between Daniel NJ.
Crowley and William Kemp, under the firm
name of Crowley Il Kemp, at Lewistown.
Montana, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. ID. NJ. CROWLEY,
WILLIAM kEMr.
LEwIsTowN, NJ. r.. Dee. 2gh, Iss5.
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According to the Inter- Mountain. Butte
contains "a specimen of female loveliness
that eclipses Lulu Hurst in the possession
OF mysterious powers. That paper says
their heroine can Calculate the lapse OF
time by an unaccountable mental process :,
For instance, she waltzed around the room
with an lnier- Mountain reporter number
of times and when they stopped she told
him the minutes aud s,:onds that had
elapsed exactly. Now, this reporter must
have been novice in the waltz or hi, fair
partner would have been 80 euraptured that
time would have flown as il borne ION the
wings of love" and minutes would have
fitted 10y like shooting stars. There be
newspaper men whom we know, who glide
81 like fairies that an eight day clock wound
NJ To its full capacity, with its works well
fabricated. could not record the fieetiny
time that they were engaged in the catch
as catch can exercise. Again the press is
baiiled in its efforts to expose shams. The
name Of the fair lady Is not dIvulgcd. Ii
would impair her chances of matrimony.
Of course she could administer soothing
syrup with minutene,s and accuracy with
out looking at the clock, but again she can
compute time So closely that she would
be enabled to give the exact time between
drinks how long hubby remained at the
store. how long he was at the club. and Just
how Kong it would take him-should he
go straight home from the club-to reach
his destination. What new dangers are
constantly arising. Away with her. In the
language of our old time friend, Billy
Shakespeare, ''get thee to nunnery"
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NOTICE.

Groesbeck n Poland would respectfully
ask all PERSONS indebted To them to call
ANA settle on or before Jan. LIT. iss,;.
MAIDEN, Dec. II. 81.
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on ladies nights. Tuesday evenings, GEN
t'einen will be charged 25cts admittance. at
the Roller Rink. Las.ics admitted free.
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"A Meeting Of the Franklin Literary
Society was held at the school house, on
Box Elder creek, Monday evening, the q
of December. All the gaycty and beauty
of the "kentry round assembled in the
school house, few in number but large in
enthusiasm. The society was reorganized,
with Mr.. Peek in the chair, Mr.. Chamber
lain. Secretary; the ladies' executive COM
n,ittee present. Montana ladies have large
executive faculties. The Society in its
management has some leaning towards
wolnans rights-and right they are Indi-
viduals of the Society offered to relay the
floor Of the school house in order that the
members may swing in the may dance,
after literary exercises have been concluded.
The programme for the next meeting, We'd
nesday Jan. 9Th, comprises SONGS. dialogues,
readings, determinations and instrumental
music.
Through the courtesy of Mr.. VIM. Fergus,
the society Is rendered the Use of a parlor
organ, and is fortunate in having as "a per-
former, Miss HilgeT. The future meetings.
it is expected, will be more interesting, and
will be reported duly for the ARGUS. A
cordial invitation is extended to all to
attend and take part in the proceedings
MogEIs.