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BLTs-s sGoT FAILS; oak9.a on S9th mt aGr brist
city, cit o. Df'a0OcA l. and Margaret Dewitt strong OF TINS
coLEs3op November 27h at his late residence No 255
Relatives and friends Of '9 family Iepetiqly nyitea
Madsonave. aud 36thst. On Wednesday at II o'clock.
Internent at woollawn. Please omit lowers
DAYon Saturday November % CeOrsnl Sarah, beloved
rpneIs u eyes az her late e e 45 u East on
Monday, November 80, at A p. IN.
EwEN-At iingsbnagc. New.York City. sun lay. NoyeIn
Der 49, John Even IT, only OF the late General JohF
Notice Of funeral hereafter
Of George g. Fist ia the Ss year her aSe
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attnd 5ei
$50 CleTmont-avs. Brooklyn, Monday. Novsmbers 80
al II O'Clock, noon.
JoNEs-At East Haddam Conn; wetnestay. Noyemoe,
r. in I 72t9 near ms AR b jones' "
kers n. - William II. King, of the late Rufus King
Of family are C5sspSstfqgy iayi'S1
T + csSIGS lst st Dcc0sJor at 3 p n.
Carriages will meet the 2 o'clock train from New-York
MosHEG-on saturday. November % 1885. Rebecca A.
wGOw Of the late Holder Mosner ia the 9Oa earot bei
services her late resdenee 42o East 5lss on
Monday evening. November 80 at O'CLOCK
PAIN saturday November 2S John Paine, IN tho sd
Funeral services at his late residence. West 53dst
Wednesday. December = at ~ O'CLOCK a. H.
PELoUBETon the 2sth inst at hIF residence at Bloom
field " j., ChaDret PclcuDct IN The o1th year OF hS age
services Tuesday Decem5er IN The First Pres6y
Carriages wIl meet The 1910 tram D., L. and W. H. H. at
sACKErr-On Friday. November 81. Jusns Ralph sackctt
a nv and friends arc Invited to attend the funeral at hi,
late residence Gs Hcnryst BrooAyn Monday tho 3oth
Ihterm6nt at Greenwich Conn. ...,.,...
carriages Will be IN waiting on arrival OF tho o ah IRON
TAYLoR-In Jersey cit7, y, j. on sunlWo November %
Funeral fro the % her iaher Henry Fitch, IS
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THE BODY LYING IN STATE.
UoyoRIYG THE DEAD vICE,PRGsIDENT
THE PROCESSION FROM THE HOusE-cRoWD9
VIEW THE FACE or THE DEAD.

THE pEOCE SION FROM The HOCSE-C''O"D'
VIEW THE FACE or THE DEAD.
INDrANAPOIIs, Ind, Nov 29.-Unlt0rmed
soldiers aept up their lonely watch all asnght in front
M tle house Of NIcePresideut Hendricks. The day
cavucd cooni.y aud the scarcely visible be-
fore curious people began conSrcgatiDg about the gate
way the silent walls and insignia OF mourning alr
rarcnlly having a strong fascination for them' 10y
lock there were 600 persons present mostly "oIA-
ing people. An hour later the crowd had increased to
s1.h proportions hat it found necessary for the
,fco 10 keep pa ssageway clear for those whom duty
called 10 the house. Mrs. Hendricks arose early and
with the family aud Dr. Jencks, the rector OF ST. FauS
Church Joined devotional exercises. No callers were
admitted except those who were to make the necessary
arrangements FOR the removal OF the body to the Court
House Il lay in the ddrkened paror tho coh ana hoo
around il being covered with floral designs. On the
outside the crowd increased until 1t reached block
away from the house in each direction AL inc S'Iee's
downtown were flied with people.
From the fam y residence to the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the
body now lies in statos distance of about six squares
and me that tho line OF march would DC
aou Westinghouse, the main thoioughfare OF the city,
was sufficient it TO be crowded long before the
procession formed. Tho street cars and other
vehicles were unable to get through the crowd.
and finally, hy order Of the police they
vcre kent of the street altogether. At 1880
O'Clock the local military companies, under command OF
Adiutaut General KOontz, and the Governors stan
marched 10 Mrs Hendricks hOuSe,and were drawn up IN
line in OF the gate The hcarsc had prece them
TO Il was attached black horses, cLpTsOued IN en-
Acms Of morning, with black pumes noding from their
heads NJ when stood uniformed soldiers. The hcarse
WIS covered with slken flags fcsto1ned Will Grape Al
II o'clock the colin placed in the hearSc ana the
procession slowly moved toward the Cour; House. II
was headed by the police force. after whom came inc
AGutaut encral OF the State aud the Governors mill
tary stan in fu uniform and mounted leading the NH!
tar organizations After the hcarse came the officials OF
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aALroNso ANn uLNDnIcK..o

l. tie Church OF our Savior (UaiycrsaiisD
tho Row j. X. Mason preached yesterday morning Oh
Alfonso AMI Hendricks" lie SAID amor other things:
I.c death OF Vicc-PrtsidcAt Hcn.rlcl, awakened
General pathy, and the ctthat intelligence came AT
SANG lc Of the death OF KING Atol-o MS re-
alc tat &c, th tho cottage OF the peasant
ana 10" palace oil The kn-. This mfcig- Of these
men 80 widely removed Iuprc*-c- with The
IcnIrkuue rogic.s mat hJS been maize u the century
time ot Nr. Icrdrck,'s death. Now Al the same tAc
int Wc .1nrc sorrow for thi- bereavement wc
shed tear Of sympathy for The d,sOltfc
lfrcu boz her home ANA pay our tribute To the worm
kin. THIS iOTesUduONs gOol thing, IN the future
For many oil tie ana sdcI stan in the past
have came tIrO ID Oh" Isolation If nations. We
pressed too, vitb The superiority Of oGroWu form
Governments For when l.g die, this does moi u"cc-
Non has obtained the Office OF \lcc-irc-licnt OF the
United ctatCs indicates mat r was man OF worth ana
ability Iu or country The If -Ir-t oil open
ain tie conditions are not wealth or iaEy, bat tried
the memory OF the young, Douglass Lincoln, names
ever dear to American hearts, ruHcr wilson, NIuc.
Grant all these have risen 10 their h-h position. ny
emlucnce OF character. King Alfonso monty ms q MS
ourorluuifca bat il WIS not through u, ability ia any
sense that he pat upon the throne at the
age Oi eighteen. In thI, country lie would be
but on the threshold OF honorable career.
Mr. Hendricks as OF al parties uniie to affirm. he'd
attachments and fDrcc OF character lie may NOT nc
among tie greatest OF oar time, pat nc posses en-
qualities that young Americans may wei make thci
He was an honest man. lie had profound con
yCIlOus and he tr c - them In adv ctsJ ana pros
perify. He was industrious. By showing himself con
spicuOuSy useful IN hnnbic positions he gradually rose
The hIghc: Ohces of trn5t aud nDIor. We nave con
hdencc IN Cot that thou ia may be remove the
Where believe In God there always the accom-
panyng sense OF responsibility
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-. mnrn M-l..nIN N0ND

Tr. Ih. .For-Iori. Ams,.c'H Lo'roGdT r
Tine ia.c samuel Brown VS. Il mere ahl on
Boston, sias.. N.cu Tie rircr q cH WHs MAY o. ~
thc necessity Of removing lh' A',.i,
house AND me House ot Correction 10 NuN.u
Boston. Mr.. Brown owned very IHI@e vacant 'T,I'I
whore to bJi.iu-, now stand, ana Mt. Rdlh'D ca
ulon him and l.k.I Tie price Of ihc estate iririi' ~
1hrfcpIv W IT, '~oOOJ." Mr.. Quincy 80 that w"uu ~"
ard asked thirty days refusal and Il bond al H. ID Z" "a
o. curivpr 20 pcr.uaic tie city council 20 az e." J." ~
measure Ar. Brown replied that he should gNe u"
bond, as De- laid his word always his bona. ~
Mayor }, his word, and an tvcnty-cicht days hAd "
tai.cl the proper authority and again waited on UT
roNu saying that he mad come To compete the 'c "I
The lfud.
VIVA: land 2" a-kcd Nr. Brown. .
why tie south boston land We spoke or sa'u '"o
Mayor
al what price. slr ?" asked The former
thirty thousand dollars replied inc latter Inv
price agreed upon
" DID I say That amount, sir ~
You did"
Have YOU any writing to that efcst 7"
" No. sr, none. -, h.,,
"We.I" .tid Mr. Brown since you were here nav
been offered 5000 cash for II, aud you expect me 10
sell fl Tor S3I 900 to the city :" , .. -
"IdO" replied NJ. Qnincy, "becatse you agree" w.
" Have Gou any proof OF that T.
ayes; I avn tho witness " ,rt
But you being au Interested party cannon nc WI.
nro- IIavc YOU any Other witness OF proof ana 40
wi. me To refuse 100000 for the land Rid sell u !" 'o
cry Tor $3O.OOOf
do
You have no bond for II. have Won. Mr. Quincy =,
None sir, whatever replied the Mayor, stretching
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ETHICS. OR POLIriCs, or WHIT

rome EdifOT Of Thc TribUHe
SIR: Permit TO ask question IN ethics,
If not in politics The Vce-Presdcut lies dead and
Senate must elect presiding O.car who may become
President In this mornings issue you nominate Senator
Logan for that oCe but at the last election the
try said-rather feeby, ptrhaPs-that 1t wanted Demo-
crat for President with Democratic Administration.
II the country snid IL wanted this Why shout.
Democratic Senator be elected Why should Ec pub
lean Senate thwart tho Will Of the people Respect
fully CHAkLIS ID. &OrT.
Washington, M, Nov 27, 1888.
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OBiT UIHf.
Holm PAINE.
upper rigging.

John Paine whose death occurred on Satur-
d,y last at the advanced ago OF nlneytwO was an old
and wslknown resident ~ this city Tor nearly hlty
wears lie lived at No West F,fty-thtrd-s, and was
In tie real estate business at No. Warrcust lie was
born ia Brooklyn Conn., January 7. l79i and was the
eldest child o. his parents At an early age he removed
10 Randolph. W. His father dying In lsll the boy,
John soon after entered the military service taking
mart IN the war 1872 lie began h, business career
In his uucles store IN Brooklyn, Conn., and By strict
economy able 20 start ~ business for himself
subsequently he removed to Providence. then to Pnila
.luni and nually to Ncw-lOrk IN 1886. lIo thought
himself rich when he went to Providence with capital
of 10000 IL illustrates his character and hlial deyo-
tton th,t he settled large part OF this sum on ms
mother He also started his brothers I'm business one
brother. Ama-a. became n Commodore IN the Navy
another Daniel dlcd In Providence In 1866 leaving \
i,rp fortune Aftrr his arrival IN NCwNOvt, where he
brcamc broker Mr. Paine steadily accumulated Tor
tunc. Mr. Paine as twice married. BY his hrst WIG
he had an only son. W. H. Paine, who died four years
ago leaving son. and daughter who y married To pr
f. BscuoHshcm, the own banker OF faIlS r3Vo.
Ills second WIFE to whom lie has boon arrltu thIty
wears survives him. Mr. Paine man Oi quick per
ceitions business matters and MS decisions wore
rapid and uuhcsitatipg Few men probably were a7 ac'
curato In their estimates of the value OF real oa'"
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Post Odcc Notice.

Letters FOR tor,lgn countrs no'I Mt b. 'p'cllL Al
tIs 'S c4 "a send npcai y. II ptuins aaI neroh
Documents letters lot specially ad'i'ii oe'nS ''A' " ''
Form aa for he w,,k enlns Decombcr VIII c'o'o
u.u0ylILY In all clscsl At tliS once 80 i9"o"'.
%%XnAY-At la M forrr,isn I)nlnr's. Republic OF
hon ur-s anal Guaeh'1 per s. s. "I.h"Fe" i'''h 0r
rUE~DAY-Atloa. ilr Ireland p,t = ;; Wy9a !aY va
'9r ,.1 Der Wyoa,xi. at
ma Tor apo llayu ant 81. Domingo CIV, Dor = :.
5%s%n a; 1S from 0s SSS.G % "@ "
wEDNEsDAf-M, a m. 10, tor Newfoundland per S, ,,
YIN H,optiampton lnl Broncn q, n 80 ior Fraaeo
S Gio pSS per p st. ' Ia"'ent ' '''' ' '
rmUHsDAY-Atl ia m. Cor Ear'p', per :. CORN NC
1raioHn I ,6 E!aiS - m ,or S,G l
D. dleC,d per W'ci.Hd ~. riv,coYib ,,,1 oart
$op r. 10, niacgsIas arsyIow9 ana Lmoa per sd
iHaI,flx; at I5O p m. for Hay;l pegs A',o
sATUKDAI-Ar l a. N. Tor the West ll.dios, via s..
ThoAas and Barbados. FOR XsnG,neis and arieoI ".
Rr1hl Vers. finance RON Ao"port news &c a. "a.
fT EsSPf PS1 Gcc VA and cr eSeu I'D
Curacao Via B"L9aaoes per sd r Ian aGepta 81 p "a
GsS,gS w. yGe al ? i ier sGS aaT S GT GS pdr
h tRniioP' at E% Tor Ir,sro'S Ssyso.
CIassndoran at $50 P m Tor S9T5oe per s. Az oha
Ncofdand Aawocp etters must By d,F 'rtSh - r
Noorlllnd'J al D.. Tor the Netherlands ar g. =
= id m. via Amsterdam Netters mnsi 30 'nr'e''e
per Exam >.
sUNDAY-At 1850 p M for Honduras AMI GulteHa'1 per
WaudcTcr from NcNDrlesns
Mails for Australia New.Ioaland SSutwich F Hnd ',.a
Islands steamer ron san Iranoisco Close he'e Do
sl2at D. (Or on arrival AZ No" lotA , o. ~, -,
public with British mails f1r Australia VI nL ~
and Japan per Pablo iron n
bere December ~ al m. Mails i"s ~ 49, ~
Islands per steamer from frlnci Col s,ofo n'ie
December 20 at p. Mails for tuDs ~ ~ NJ, - -
TAMPA Fla. and thence d. stollhnl, n''i MY "N'~
Fla. close az this ollce daily al 2;5O a. III
~ ,a, n, c,o.ng NJ Pacific mails 10 arranP si
ON he their uninterrupted overland Aat
tn san FrnolscO Mals nom the East ittFlh. W "a. '
Ian Francisco on day Of sailing OF steamers are us
patehed 'he"so IN" HENRY q. PEARSON. P0stnaltcE
post Office Neyl ork \. Y. November -. 1889.
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THIS GIVES Us PAUSE.

To ne LdttOr Of The TrtGHHe.
SIR: see in The Ncw- York Times the follow
ing reference to the Grant Monument Fand Send in
your contributions! All donations Will be cheeriuy ac
knowleiged in the columns OF The Nc,o- York TigeS
Now, Mr.. Editor this is calculated to give men with
memory cold shvers Nobody doubCs that the coltrbu-
lions will be- received eheerfully enough, and perhaps
they may actually be acknowledged. But the question
H. will Fagln inrest Them aud II he designs, VIII IL
be ia gbiskeys. silks or ia Wabashl CoSTkIBUIoK.
Aeto- l0rk, Nov. %, 1885.
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GENERAL wcLE1Liys NEMoLRS

YORK. "a. yufCi ~ IIf' I-.''' .i'.'''.''''
When General Mcclellan dlcd ne was .t VOLS VOLS
trnr An article tor III, century Atydzt CA me paths
OF N.tcam The work not hni led. IN 'nS H rev.
e;, blrnry was found the manuscript inst As he Ic!
n with BIO. ~ OF reference Appropriately iH"IhrHH'
his order book and copies OF l'ltI ~
he mad received nud sent. since MS d"alu' tLl
yiucc n lts been learned that General MtNci-Au "S
writing h!a memoirs General Ftz John FoIt', HI' u"
almost dnly In receipt OF COMMUNICATIONS rom fup
Ilsncr~ lSLing the privilege e. PAT lEe WON So
the pipiIc General Porter, In each instance reSIlCH
The matter 10 Mr. y. G. Prime, Genera NcNloll""
cx, cutor. literary and general MI. FrIht, n"' 10
vet mndc no arrangements Tor PHptca'l"n;
OWN 70 tie unfinished character OF the WulA
M.,eII1u had written up to and through We r 20
I'm and Wa getting his inatrl" rc1"A loI VIC
Inr la, va, ia charge Of the dcfcuces az Nh'"IihOn
u,tor To tic time when lie called Tor the seUou anu
n. time 10 the command Of the Army OF tIr lutIi'o,
n win bc necessary for the editor, whoever ne nay
nm. m the hiatus from JuIy TO sePteinuer' 80
and TO put the finishing tou'HeS W ,IaWn,,
nm one OF the mysteries OF An;ctam thit NC rIul
A. sa,d to have cleared up h- description OF inc VIZ
Is maj mere Fz John Porter Is sald 10 nave nt $500
troops which he failed 10 send Into phttIc u o"o
shows that Porter had only l1OOo men, au, 'n" ~
~ han ycrc oyyng 10 secretary Stanohs oEutIs ~
Ercor,cR and virtually OF Portcrs land mig tho
rest were under fire continuously M e M
saws that General MO- Hlhh ~ 80
rg ir tho anne condition when he died hothhE hAs
been done to promote publication netAusg ia how
other business affairs be- settled hrs lie Sau NV
eys- tLat All The dead generals manuscTlp's hau pen
c,reiliv n,cked I'm trunks In the same sy'hatc
g., htcI thcv had heeu left. together WIN INC Dooh
rn,"rsnce aud working material which McCleIian hau
nsad Neither General Porter nor Mr. Irlhe oouu 20
on annroYinaJ idea Of the number oil FVIunoS 'h0 "o"'
generals memoirs Viii maAei
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College Alumua Library ommittce series OF lectures
will be given whose proceeds will be devoted to TINS
purpose. The FIRST two lectures of the series Will be
given by the Rev II. r. IaweiS in ChlcEering li on
December II and December H. Mr.. Hawcis is well
known rs the author OF Music and Morals" Amo'
CiedO" etc. etc. HIS numerous engagements TO lecture
I'm Boston and at Cornell will not permit him 20 lecture
more than twice I'm this city Che hail has been l0ancC
for ana all Incidental expenses de!rae ~
the McsSls. Cuckgrng
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CHOOSE A nINncnAT.

u tn { l. Il itOr Of me TrtbuJtc.
SIR: 1t seems to me, an earnest Eepaaaca1
b. couv elton, that the majority party In tn Upper
Ilo Sc OF Congress would. by uniting with The minority
porty iu the House. perform most graceful act and
on tat woall reflect credit upon the party that
te, rrprc,cnt aud uUOu Themselves by choosing ds
thr!. President pro tcnl rtte+rhiNo "I Inc s@'uc
political fh as tie deceased Ni1C-Ircs.icHt. This
would ,img, be frthCriuZ thr wishes 81 TIC people as
expressed 10 me unWiscly) 40 The polls year df'
Ne,r. lort Nov - l-sj II. IS. Al BIO.
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TEInrNr OpPIcE. Nov. 80 a. NJ The So"'""'7'''"
storm worked slowly upalon{ the the Atlantic coast yes
tcr,uy and was central near Delaware lay "O n'S"I'
Rains frll from Virginia TO Ncw-Eu-il' an" 'o'''''
.,rJ,, t Nt,..,..i,, Ia d., kotp Si KIT changes nr
Cured IN temperature. The movement 'i',' va"
ter hero VII, downward. C.oudi ness lltNH'u Pl'''"
by far weather and followed By shtht hCtl. ,,...
Aluust stationary temperature anu pa ti 'l'''t 49,,
ia, he expected IA tar. city today. SlShtS 'oo'e'' '
weather tomorrow and Wcdnt sdHy.
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MI Raymond h4s cn-a-Cd i3 h., dramatic company
for tie production Of Tie -itrate" ia ciu,o oot'"
o. New-Iork hiss Kate Io.sythe, Mr. joseph NhlDaf
aud other f,yore players lie VIII appear inia week III
Providence l.. l.. and December iu Boston, %atr,
De remains ut the PARK ID Itcs Two weeks. t' "il
there present In CAIu,rrt.' lie docs not iTui-r'
The Magistrate" until Chm, week, Wien A- "..
lie IN Philadelphia.
Mr.. Daily Will accomplish a revival Of 9aake-peare''
comedy Of The Merry Wre- OF Windsor" ia tie course
Of the present scasouir3o.hy at Christmas. lilo has
lkc1' q new comedy preparation, based on Ger
man original ana frcgt.l with wlD! -o.. satire Ci the
EOclal classes that live merely 'ur snow.
It's made known thai Sale. ALUGa VIII appear "a. ihe
Grand opera House De cabaI7 She has not "c;ci
OF that aa.o since the time her first appearance ~
Amrrca, under the management o. Fisk Mile Aii.ct
will appear in MAN zclc." H.r lrpcr,ory includes
Sarjou's "Dvorcous," ncw play Gy Mr Gay!'l calico
MISS Molly" ana Stll aiot!cr plat'S one from
tie ITeuCA-cutltcd Miss or Nr-.' Inc !dlt4 is "l
adaptaton made by Me.sr. Jc sop ana H!t
ModjeSka is, this week, u Cincinnati IAi-LAe actress
appears TO have made an uncammoHlv strong Impression
g. the West a. Eosulnd. IA" As Nou Like IT,"
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,,rs rbcrcna Nicnlny. the wife Of the well-known
rr,,,e sccretary 10 Abraham Lincoln and Marshal OIL
tho limited states Supreme Court. died In Washington
on Wednesday Last. She was sweet retiring "ohan'
devoted TO her husband and OF great service In MS NJ
ror" t0re Her death Is universally mOurned III an
unusually large circle ol friends
puuApEirluA. Now % t>PeciaD.-Nr' Hanna the
vilow Of John Hanna and the mother OF W. b. HANNA
Judge of the Orphans Court. died yesterday
C,NAJouARIE. n. v. Nov. % tSPecHp'-JameS ~
ro.,or ~ Foltouvillo died at Goyersyle on Friday
night, age siXty-eisht
PuIrAprLrHIA. Nov. 90 (Speciab.-Tho death yoster'
d,v NJ Mr.. l. E. Kingsley. of The City Continental Hotel,
WIS A shock tu her many friends
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( DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 80 les

himself up with great Lightly" whatever but your
word and that you said was Jour bond" TIT,
aud" replied Mr.. Brown, stretching himse1 up WIN
equal dignity Is. Ny word is my bond, and ior
$4,000 the land is yours"
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DIE TO TIE PATTY ANn TO GHyEnAA LOOM.

To the EHttDr Of Thc TrtbHHc.
SIR: Just you say. nearly half OF the voters
at the last Presidential election voted FOR General
Logan Vicc-Prcsideut. and IN IT expressed wishes
shouli row be regarded by publican senator 40 he
Coming election he sea IT.. This woIlt 10 reason
able right and proper. We. due t. General L'-tA
Respectfully. OLD RI tDhi~
Jc-.lg Cail. Nov. .. l-s5.
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The sealskin garments manufactured by O.
c. shayne 1O3 Princest have the firm name In, thereby
carrying the guarantee Of reliability; every CARMEN
warranted. ~
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4 1IBRARY FoR rnE NORMAL coLLEGE

4 IIUHHHT FOX TIE NUHWdI IVLIFUE
The associate alumns of tbs Normal College
ar, enlcAvOrng funds TO found reference aud
circulating brlry the OF the undcrgrtiu ites
aud alun!usp Under the management OF the NorsiaI
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People are Killed by Coughs that Hales Honey OF HoSs
hound and Tar you'd cure
Pixies Toothaehs Drops Cure in one Minute
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brief paragraph last week announced the death al
sandy Hook OF James Farrell OF whom few people ever
heard before but whose daily contributions to the press
an c.a--c- read thinking asking who the author
was III, personal pccuarites ala not o5tTdc them
selves his occupation. important u was concern
INK daily many thousands OF persons md sncn I'M
mcn-e commercial interests. attracted no attention and
little thought Though he conducted It Tor generation
Within s2It OF Ncslork and not hours SSH rom IT.
docks New York knew uotuiu, OF him aad lie very
little more Of New Ior, during twenty oil years past
He was The man Who fog that period had been stationed
40 the blk lighthouse the highest point Of the
NaNc-ink Highlands. near sandy Hook 70 watch Tor
ilcomus ship, tia; he m-ht promptly telegraph their
first appearance to the New-lork papers This con.
trlhiion 10 journals made but few lines In the ship
new, columns uudcr the headline of Spoken -; but It
yisA contribution daily deyourcd with equal aNdity
u bp,ur>, circle, AMI At the domestic hearth. for mcr'
chants wives. husband, and maiden, wait for it, an
nouuc,urnt with different emotions. cid the poIcc
detectives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30

A Dull Headache, Costlveness. Low spirits
Want OF Appetite and all Bilious AhectoS arc eucu
by Dr. Jayaes sanutive pills. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
Mrs. We Eliufhs
HOMEMADE PRESERVES. Sc, &c.

Families supplied with Pure Fruit IousA Pr'0-y,L
Canned and Branded Fruits SIicol Fclts All P;dS -
sc. Put UP ~ GLASS
Circular, vita references aOd prices s>l on aD2l'ioL
Address MIS- SARAH = MCELNATL
3a3 pcgrtw-,'. BfOpilyn.
$3.50 will buy G. G. slGANNtS genuine otter s1cide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30

Farrell was q very old man In the Associated Press
service. lie Hutcda'oI tac Morse telegraph lie used
to wor, the old SrmAporo telegraph. which. with IL
windmill like motions aud pcannce. used to signal
the arrival, ~ vessels on sandy Hook before Morse came
In Farrell Mas stationed at time on the top of thc
Custom House where there "A lookout station COM
handing % view OF the Scunphorc station ola the High
lands The work did not n:rre with him one summer.
and ne asked FOR transfer for that season only To the
station ON the mountain top on the sca~hore below New
York Bav lie was forgotten the end ot the summer
and never recalled. lie seldom In the city suoSe-
0ueutly He grew to be somewhat reserved. but not
moro,c lie lived MS cabin, or lookout, on the noun
tain with dog H. a sole companion for ycais. AMI be
came kuoNu IA the icruit of tn highlands" Not
wistauding his old age. his cyc~Sht was feiharhab"
lie coul tell an incoming vesses name when first visit
tile above m, eastern horizon by the peculates Of her
upper rigging.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30

Park g. Tilford, of 921 Broadway, sell Col
e,te AZ Co Laundry Soap. The standard article. =.