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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-01-16
PLEASANT MOUND.
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Petition of A. B. Richie and As others
for aid in improving road from iron
bridge over Watonwan river in the town
of Ceresco, north towards Lake Crystal,
received and ordered placed on file.
Application of Charles O'Connor for q
bridge over LeSueur river in the town
of Mcpherson was received.
On motion, Resolved, That said bridge
be built as soon as the finances of
the county will permit.
Application of g. Lulsdorf for aid in
improving road, in section 33, town Of
Mankato, was received.
Application Of the town Of Medo for
aid in building culvert in section 10 was
received.
Application of town of LeRay for aid
in improving road from Moons mill to-
ward the townsite Of Hilton was receiv-
ed.
On motion ordered that copy of the
statutes of Minnesota be furnished TO
the coroner.
On motion, the price of auctioneer' Ii.
cense for ensuing year was fixed at $40,
all licenses to terminate on the 31st day
of Dec, 1885.
On motion, ordered that auctioneer's
license be issued to VIM. L. Coon, he
having paid $40 into the county treasury.
On motion the chairman was author
lied to approve the auctioneer's license
bond Of Geo. Kieffe and others and 10
cause licenses to be issued on payment
Of $40 by each party into county treas
ury.
On motion, board adjourned to Q
o'clock a. M. Jan. 8, 1885.
Board met Jan. 8, 1885. at 8 o'clock Q.
m. All present.
On motion, it was resolved, That the
Mankato Weekly Review, o weekly news
paper Of general circulation, printed In
the English Language, and which !: y! ha :,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-01-16

For sweetmeats and delicacies Of every
kind 90 to the palace restaurant.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-01-16
MONEY TOLOAN.

loan money at best rates. Please
make me q cal before borrowing else
where. p. A. FOSTER, Attorney at Law,
39yl Mankato, Mimi.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY AUGUST Is lsss

consumed In the manufacture Of lemon pies sell for 10
and 25 cents dozen. 81 25 crate containing about
two hundred lines. The Wholesale price of lemons re-
mains high costing about So for box holding $50.
Coeoanuts are 81 and 81 so hundred. They are
sacked as they taken from the ship Havana pine
apples, large and sweet. are worth 50 and W 80
dozen. The coast steamers bring large numbers Of
watermelons from Savannah and Charleston, and the
sidewalks Of Washington and Hreenwich sts. piled
up with this fruit. Water-melons sell from 25 to rs
cents each and NewJersey muskmelons from ~
dozen, or 10 ard 25 cents each.
Boiling turkeys worth 20 cents and mutton tur-
keys 25 cents pound spring duckings bring 22 cents
wild mongrel geese 80 Boston spring goslings 70
cents Philadelphia fowls 1s cents State fowls ~
ems 33 cents. and broilers 80 cents.
In the line Of wild fowls there ia not much variety at
this season. woodc0ck though light, weighing hardly
quarter Of ponnd fetch 81 80 pair doe birds Az
each English sn pe SO 80 dozen, golden plover
SO. pover 81 so and blackbrds 40 cents dozen.
The hard rains have injured vegetables. making toma
toes scarce and of poor quality They retail at l0 and
10 cents quart.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
fine OF S5 without costs The sentence 10 the topic OF
indignant comment I'm Paterson.
LONG ISLAND.


EEwTowy-The Rev. Mr.. Payson. pastor OF the Presoy.
ferfan Church. has been offered tue professorshp OF
Greak at Pierre University, Oak He has the oner
under consideration.
FAR RocKAwAY.-The new Catholic Church. st. Mary's
Star OF the Sea- will be dedicated tomorrow: blshop
Loughlin will ofciate, assisted by other clergyneh
from Brooklyn and Hew-York.
JAMAcA--The Queens County Prohibitionists held
their county convention on Thursday. Oakley Ketcham
John ID. Cornelius, John Mackey and j. f. Phelps were
elected county committeeman for the ensuing year
Delegates also elected to the state Convention 10
be held at Syracuse on September :. Ex-Governor
Richard O. Mccormick has been elected president OF the
Board OF Education.
WooDHAvFS.-Albert Loescher was yesterday SON.
fenced to imprisonment in the Queens County jan TOT
sixty days for stealing his fathers watch lie pawheu
the watch to raise money to attend picnic.
William Henry Brown. former
employe OF the Long Island Railroad Company was ar
rested Thursday night for stealing freight from the
station.
LONG ISLAND CTTY.-Coroner Robinson concluded the
inquest last evening the body Of Carl ZinZzer VINO
was killed by train the Long Island Railroad at
snnnySide August 3. The jury exonerated the COM
pany from blame.
CcSEY IsLASD.-Joseph Rogers, who brutally as,
saulted Annie Doyle, an inmate OF the Diamond Hotel
at the West End. on Monday was brought up IN the
Gravesend Town Hall yesterday before Judge Warlng
charge OF assault and battery The prisoner went
clned to him, and he then took up chair and
beat her with IT, She severely cut ON the head ana
much bruised the body The prisoner did not deny
the charge and the Judge held him TO await the action
OF the Grand Jury. Bail fixed IN the sum OF SlOOO
but was not furnished.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
NFW-JERsEY TOWNS.

MISUNDERSTANDING william Russell unloading
car lumber the Erie Railroad yesterday, the Joiss
on the side of the away the lumber fell on him
and he was instantly killed IA number OF quarrymen
employed the boulevard leading from Union Hill to
West Shore Ferry began TO quarrel yesterday Ihc
hight stopped by The police. Patrick liineny anu
James Welsh were seriously injured on the head
HOBoKEs.-Mrs. Mary Fleig, OF MOnroest, was found
dead in her bed yesterday morning Mr. ana Mrs fieg
were married OH Monday. On avaking yesterday fies
found that hs wifes body cold. He eDdeayored 10
arouse her, hut she did not respond 10 his call The
cause OF her death Ia unknown.
RAHwAY.-The City Attorney has been served with
notice 10 show cause at the November term why
nadamus should not be issued compelling the Common
Council raise by taxation the interest the water
Bonds These bonds To the amount OF xlSoOOO are heu
by the Railway Savings Institution, whose affairs nave
been ia the hands Of the Chancellor for some years
wooDBRIDoE.-The fret annual report OF the Reform
Club shows l03 active members aud ;nat GAO nave
signed the pledge during the year past
PLAisFIgID.-Mrs. Cogswell did not appear against
her nephew, Herbert Brook. TO press The charge OF
stealing S17500 In bonds aud other securities from her
and so he was discharged by Justice Nash.
PATERsoS.-John McKernan. who on tho day OF Com
eral Granrs death arrested for attempting TO tear
down flag Mt halfmast, arraIgned yesterday III inc
Court OF Special Sessions on charge OF malicious ns
chief and pleaded guilty The court conAsted OF Juuge
Woodruff Inglis and sanderson Those present
heavy sentence. but after moments consuitaton
Judge Woodruff astonished the audience by imposing
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

The City of Chester, of the lnman Line,
which arrived yesterday had among hcr PASSENGERS :
The Rev Samuel Altman, Mr. ard Mrs Joseph lieodzler
H. Black, John H. Boil. J. NJ. Buckley, the Rev. L. D.
Dillon. the Rev. Lous q. Deepen, Mr. and Mrs. T. Oar
rell. Colonel William Hyde. Captain John Hanlilton
Jonn H. Kueeland and family. J. l.. Lincoln. J0hn H.
Martin Mr. aud Mrs. G. T. Prankard and Carr W. WIN
sf6n. ~ -,
Among the passengers who arrived from Bremen ny
the sfea anshtp Ncckrr were: Edmund ktleger' IL IS
Iamfer. Johann schwarz, Hermann Reche. ferdinind
stenberg. Max Schwarz, A. snrtorns ID d. laNS hehrF
David Hermann Sandman, sigmund Bass and william
Bauer. -, ,,---.,
The Cailia OF she Cunard Line VIII sal Tor bverpoo
To-day nmong her passengers Frank g. Alden. W.
Au.rbach william Barbour Ardill Mr. aud Mrs harlrs
Akera Mr. and Mrs. George T. Br'oNug the Kew A.
Rievcr Josiah l. Blackwell. Lord sackNlle tcci, pr
Espnosa. A. Sidney Everett, Mr.. ana Mrs ha tley
Iaigh Hr and Mrs A. VI. Hunter, tho Rev O. A. little
dale f. q. Mons. the Rev. W. ]. Mckeoch Mr. aud Mrs
H. MARTINEZ John O'ConuOr, SIR. and Mrs T. ST. George
ArlII
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
ASSIGNING AFTER TRYING MANY TRADES

Henry Crime, manufacturer oil Knit goods at
No IO5 Frankln.st., and at No. Is Avonst., Boston,
Mass made nent Yesterday TO Harrison Frank
preferring Frank III. Mark for S24l6 % j. Livingston
81, 100; Mrs. j. Livingston. 5000; Mr.. Frank his as
signee 81 503 Mrs Crime, his wife, Sll ,463 63 Mrs
Rosalie Brasch, $50; Frank X. Huckins. S36l "a ;
joe kaufman. S165 sImon schwerosinsk 500 julius
Littauer 5000 Morris Desmond, $725 and Is. & A.
GnlIand 73 10 he also prefers the Mount Vernon
National Bank and the National Bank OF Redemption OF
Boston, Mass, together with some twenty-four others
for may be owing them. Mr.. Crime In 1897
began peddnng through Georgia and Alabama At
the breaking OF the War; he enlisted In the
goutbern Army, remaining with II TO the close. He be-
gan business again n cotton buyer aud after a
short time he opened store In Albany. Ga He came 10
this city about 1866 and opened shoe iobbng business
In 1869 finding that he losing money he moved 10
Pottsve Penn. where be opened retail shoe store In
1870 at the solicitation OF his fahei-inaw Julius Lev
nson and cap dealer In Boston, he closed his Potts
VILE business removed 70 Boston and became partner
In the firm OF Julius L.vinson TO. This concern failed
In 1874 with liabilities OF $4,000, which we're settled
ilbankruptcy and Mr. Crime received his discharge. tie
then went into yarn business, In which way he be-
came large creditor OF Max Wallseins ard at the time
OF the lateTs failure preferred creditor In 800,
600 Wallstein being unable TO eecta setllrmcnt Crime
took all the stock machinery, etc., and has since carried
on the business OF knit goods
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
ppDnEIKN.

The commission OF Miles McLaurhln. Republican.
United StateA Eauger has been fcHoAeu ny ocoic'
Manning for offensive partsanshir
No veto being inierposed by tho supervi-or-atlarec
the increased salaries for county employees Nord ~
otc than thirds OF the Supervisors went into eucct
yesterday.
IL has been found that Clara Westey, whose father re-
ptrird thar she had been drugged aud assaulted on
Mouday, has been ~ unsOund mind Tor SOME years.
There Is no proof thai she was assaulted
Tbs consent OF owneis representing onehalf OF the
property In Fulton-st. brtseen Hudso-ave ana hast
E.w.York secured in belalf OF the Kings county
Elevated RailWay Company, Tor STRUCTURE III thst
street was presented 10 Mayor Low yesteriay by Inc
COrpOrftion Counsel.
Tine mineral Of the Rev. Edward =. Edwards, retired
En,sconal rector who died the OF eighty was
held I'm ~ AIMS Church yesterday, the Rev r. !. Is
Cross ofciating Mr. Edwards graduate OF OAfori
and had served churches In Albany and Cold Spring.
n Y. For tue past ten years he lived In brooklyn
The charge OF stealing costume worn BY her In the
presentation OF Pop" at the summer PaNllOn Ihrallo
upon VIII ca Miss Josie Gregory was arFeNed' his tch
aismissed by Police justice walsh. The case AGAINST l.
d. Mark VINO was arrested upon similar charge. was
also dismissed
Joseph Uuch a brutal dog catcher. while on his way
Ia the dog pound with load OF threw moose over
the head OF IN front OF No ~ Adams 81
aud drove on with the animal dragging behind MS
WAGON until IL nearly dead. despite the renoh-
gtrauces Of those who saw him. lie then TOOK tho
animal by hind legs and pounded IL on his horse
mack until IL dead. lie Wa put under 500 bOnds
Yesterday to TO the charge OF cruelty 10 animals
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
DELAY FROM THE BRIDGE ENTRANCE WoRK
The work at the New York terminus of the

Bridge has been conducted manner which causes
Inconvenience 10 passengers on the Elevated
Railroad. the early hours OF the morning from
till o'clock, the trains arriving at the CITY Hal are
crowded with workers For these great crowds here
single exit by tho west staircase. The de-
lay thus occasoned often amounts five ten minutes.
which matter OF importance 70 many or those whose
bu siness requires prompt attendance In the morn
ing II been suggested from many sources that
would have been quite osibe TO continue the work OF
connecting the railroad platform with the Bridge plat
form without removing the railing until the last momeh
In that cnse tho from the elevated station
might have been used without interruption. Secretary
Hendrix of the BRIDGE Board yesterday advertised Tor
teuants who wOui the unfinished arches IN water
Dover Cherry aud Franklin and put them IN good
CONDITION. The cost to the Trustees or completing these
arches would have been $272513 30. The vote OF thc
Board which requires thar the money In the nands 9I
the should he paid 10 the two cities has made
possible for the Trustees to undertake the work
themselves Secretary Hendrix also advertised Lor tue
leasing the lck properly NJ Pier No 30 East RIVER
The Trustees already refused $4,000 year Tor THIS
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
TEACHERS GUILTY OF FAvoRITIsM

A. d. Joslin principal Of the Jerzey city High
School and Professor sheppard teacher OF languages
have resigned their positions IN consequence ~ an M
yrstlgaton made by special committee OF the Boari
of Education. IL has been matter OF common riinor
for some time that many admissions to the gh school
went by fayortsm and not by merit After the last ex-
animation the became more positive and the nc"
Board OF Edncaton, which was appointed by MAJOR
1ons under new law, determined 10 sift tho matter
to the bottom. IL ascertained that pupils had
been Improperly admitted 10 the High School By making
ALTERATIONS on the nnal list Of those who had attained
the required percentage at the examination Tho frui
was apparent heeause the list Ms altered ala not agree
with the record results Of the examinations III was
also discovered that In the classical examinations pus
had been recorded without regard To their merits:
the examinations being thus rendered worthless All
the teachers In High School were examined by Inc
committee aud all fully cxoncraed from conpcly
I'm the matter except the two who resigned Their only
excuse be that former Boards OF Education not
only countcnanced, but secretly uTRed such practices
and they were "A compelled To do as they di
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
NO CLEW TO LIEUTENANT REMEY'S DEATH
ho halr. Of a lrnAUnel maj


had been id ntifed AZ tho Morsue that OF Lieutenant
Edward Wallace Rcucy. executive officer OF the United
States training ship Portsmouth. who appeared ~ ths
city on February l.. published yesterday in ali
OF the morning papers except THE TRIBUNE. Later
I'm the day IL was asccrtained that tho body hah
not identified that there was no certainty OF Lieu
t-naut Remeys death. and that the alleged recognition
OF his body at MOrgue the creation OF reporter
Imagination The body at tue Morgue was 80 Inuch ue
composed when II found nj North River dock on
Thursday morning that no accurate description OF IL
could be furnished the police II evidently had neen
In tho water several months. M0rgne Keeper Whlte
who has had instructions 10 report the hnding OF any
body which could possibly be taat Oh lhc missing hV
officer sent word superintendent Murray on Ihurs-
GAY afternoon that there we're some points oi frsri
bI nee body at the horsue ana ne dcscfP
ton Lieutenant RrIDey on nle there Tho Super'h
tendent sent dispatch 10 William B Keincy, judge
Advocate General OF the Navy, at wash
ngton, asking him to send person 10
identify the body at Morgue. reply TO the super
ntendents message received by Inspector DlKs at
Police Headquarters In the evening ana was coastrned
by some reporters evidence That the BODY at the
Morgnc had been identified. The Judge Adyocate-ben-
eral aud Commodore W. T.. Remey both brothers OF the
missing lieutenant came To this clty yesteruhy
and looked at the body at the Morguc. They
decided prom pity that the BODY was not that
of their brother Tney said afterwafd that the fora-
ton teeth OF the the size OF TIC shoes
and the clothing furnished all the proof necessary to
convince them that Lieutenant Kemey's body had not
been found In the pockets of the clothing yesterdny
paper was found which evidently was discharge from
service IN the Navy, but most OF the wriBg ana print
ing had been obIlteratcd.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
EX-sHERIFF o'BRIEN AND TAMMANY.

RFFoKTS OF HIS FRIENDS TO GET HIM BACh lNIO
THE ORGANIZATION KELLY's PLANS.
Another effort is being made by the frie nds OF
ex> herif James VBiien to secure ann an entrdncs
into Tanmany Hall. Last month II was mentioned
in TuE IRBt;NE that John Kelly had been asked
TO allow O'Brien TO come into the organiZa lou
He has not SAID up TO the present time whelher ne
is favorable 10 the scheme or not Anotnet
effort il 10 he made 10 induce him TO give ms con-
done ere opposed 10 FIRE Commissioner Croker
Probably d ere are two men IN TINS
city who hate each other more cordlaly
than ex-Sheriff O'Brlen and Commissioners CIoAer
The latter was used by Mr.. Kelly IN 1877 and "a er
wears TO break the power OF % Bren III tDe AN llih
Assembly District, aud ont of tins grew the soOt
ing affray on Firsi-ave. for which ComnlsslOncr r
Croker was tried for murder. The luiy disagreed.
UBren was one of the strongest witnesses against
Croker and II is claimed by the latter that IN ms
eagerness to rid himself OF political opponent by
Oh len perlnred himself Croker has been for sew
eral wears che real eaoer 10 the XVllth District
especially since Mr.. Kelly moved uptown. III
O'Brlen comes iuto the org1nizatlon. ~ Wii
probably be from the XIth District. Ccrianly he
Wi, not I've permitted to come IN from the ANllItn,
even should Mr Kelly be wiling. 80
The friends of Mr. Kelly again assert that ne VIII
be in town IN September or Dctobef az ihe iatesI'
and that he will be once more a power IN the or
gan ization. They say tat friends III Iammany
liaIi have urged. an incentive Tor ms IetaFl,
that their standing by hun has had the eject OF
threatening their political existence ana only ms
presence can them. THIS, 1t Is ciaiine', IL an
appeal tnat Mr. Kelly VIII not disregard, even
though one who has great influence WIN MN
shonld endeayor 20 dissuade him from elm barking
again on the troubled sea of politics.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
Prices AND FEATURES OF THE MARKET

1.-THE peaches in the market are Of good quail
ity and Inc prices slightly higher than at this time last
year The most abundant kind Il the Hales Early.
which IL found selling from IL to $3 "a basket the
Crawford the popular largo yellow ptach tho most val
nabe OF oil kinds for preserving w 90 to S3 and afe-
ripes So basket There are also California Cra"for'is
which bring S3 and 81 so Tor twenty pound package
The line quotations OF ordinary peaches Yesterday win
dty carloads iD were: 1rots, fair To good, 4O360
cents a basket; poor, 25@35 cents; crates, 60a7o
cents. Mountain Rose. 75casi bass, Is; lSSi 20
few selections OF latter early at 81 NewJersey duh
at 20 so cents. baskets. -
Cal Srnla Bartlett pears cost s. for forty pounds OF
81 20 a Dozen while new crop OF virginia Bart
let's bring 90 cents q dozen. The seckle pears are
worth the same Bartlets California white egg
plums sell for 81 90 and 50 package twenty pounds
california Muscat grapes may be had Tor l2a eens
pound or IS for forty pounds Jamaica lines, largely
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15

ware nreekwate Win sugar to Perkins welch vesselM
deri vessel to simpscn. cispp Go. w"
CLEARED
Steamer Grecian Monarch tBrj Bristow London-Patou
sIeamsr GaIa tPr, Murphy. Liverpool via aucenssown-
stesmer Baltic tBrl, Smith. Liverpool Queenstown.
steamer circassa tBr, Campbell. Glasgow Henderson
Steamer aeiser Dan, scheierbeck Copenhagen. Ae-
Steamer Rhsin sGer Jungst Bremen via Southampton
' Steamer sehiedam Dtch, Baker, Amstsrdanl-Funca,
Steamer waesland Bslp. Ueoerwes, Antwerp-Petse
Steamer Ambrose (Br). Bisson Para Manaos-Booth
FL caiao tBr scholtz. campano Boil
Steamer stamford (Nor. Cline ciuaad ,lvar
steamer City San Antonio Wilder Fernandina PORT
R0yRl-C MALLORY Co
Steamer VIM Woodward. Young Baltimore y : Krems
SasnsT Colby ATs ssss
Bark vincenzo Aecame tA Lavagna Batavia Tor orders
Bark schiller tder, stenborner. Hamburgwatjen, Toe,
BARK John Hamnett cItaD Pcdone Tarrasona spseagr
BARK Nueya Msrgherita Utah. Perio usbcn-Punch. Ed
Bark Empress India tsr ms creterpattcn. vicken
Bark G Bushnell heute Pernarneuco-s enaerflseve.
Bark Fornlot tNorj Moe. Brunswick Gs-Benham Boys
Bark DAVID Bugbee, French Port span-Miler Hcush'
ton. .
Steamers stamford for Cudad Bolivar City OF San Antonio
Ships san Joaquin. for Calcutta Joseph scammells
Amsterdam.
Bark ordhavet for Stockholm: Tuck Sing. Demerara.
Bgs David Bugbee for PORT Spain Keystone Galveston
NOTICE TO MARINERS
EAST RIVER WRECK
sunhen East River. New York. abreast Of
l7-st been marked by spar bdoy h0r1onal stDes
pacad ON its the following
beariugs Island by E2E foot OF i7tb-
a. NV by w: GreeDpors Fcrry, ENE
The feet OF at low water SLACK, ana
In very dangerous position Vessels shouii Keep eastward
" Nv order Of the Lighthouse Board.
A. Z. K BENHAM, Captain u. 8 NJ
Inspector Third Lighthouse District
Tompkinsvllc, 81, Aug a. 1855.
THE MOVEMENTS OF SrIAdsR4
FOREIGN PoRrA
LONDON Aug 14-saed. steamer Canadian tBr), Kerr os
LIVERPOOL Aug 15-Arrved steamer Prinz lbre chtGer)
pett Baltirnore fny 30
sailed. steamer Toronto fBrl, McAuley. Montreal
QUEENSTOWN. Aug Ii-Sailed. steamer Britannia (Brl,
AvoyaoUrH. l4-Arrived steamer Alexandra tBrl.
Ramsay rom New YcrK July ~ - -.
GLASGOW Aug l4-Arrvet- steamer Waldenslsn rl Dak
Isle or WIGHT Aug Passed steamer Marengo tBr.
Malct. from New-YOrk J3iy 80. . a.,
NAPIKs Aux lD-Saiio. steamer Neustna (frl -. fof
gonp%aux Aug 12-saed steamer Marsaux Cr.
Sensne. for New-York.
HAVANA Aug lS-sailed steamer Cienfuegoa Fsircio,ns
ioi %'D"''s'A
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
TONS oFFooD AND CANDY DESrROREn

Dr. Cyrus Edison, of the Sanitary Bureau,
number OF stores kept by Hebrews IN isscA
Iniow Ics.cr aud Orchard sts early yesierhay Win
Fi.b Iusprctor Hamilton aud Fruit Inspectors Moran
Nlcnol.on. II rnc Bud Siru-hrue. Tue oieeis seized
. 600 pounds of unripc or dccaycd friit ana ZoOO
nouuds o. rotten sh which they found exposed for sale
Al III stua WAS loaded promptly on trucks ana sent 10
thc on dock while the Wonders hlied the air with pro
testatlun that goods sweet and good IN Inc
afternoon Dr. Edson seized several IONS of candy at NO
lUD Duane-st ~ the store of Green blackwell mere
WIS a ii rr on NTH floor OF The building on Wedhts
day night aud water soaked INTO the rooms oI trerh
Blackwell on the nrst floor. The candy was wet win
nthv water aud DR. I'd decided that ~ could not he
purified by melting lie raye Orders 10 nave tue
candy sent 20 the of a dock to-day The loss VIII IaI
upun the insurance companies.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
oRgArsA1Es or ILLUSTRATED PiPERs.

The sales OF the illustrated weekly papers
which picture tile the Grant funeral have been
enormous 81 can't tell you now large nh ,uit,on W.
shoIi ,nn on" said Mr. Bridgcman, OF Frank Lssle's
publishing house. 20 "a TRIBUNE reporter yesterday,
brcause we don't know Ourscvcs. Our presses nave
been running since Sunday aud haven't yet caught
M with our orders. Just moment ago "a hhn came
into the office order FOR Two Thousand copes but
I told hm that he'd have To walt unlil the heWsueers
we're upped because IL wouldn't do 10 put them on
lonyer think the demand Will exceed that Tor the
Garfield funeral number, which ran up 10 2oo'ooo -,
Harper's weekly has also bad large saie, out .o .ho
puhlishers refused give the public any lnea OF the
szo OF the edition. They able to MI all their
orders