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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-24
WANTED.

WANTED-A6ESfS. ADDRESs1HE
w Electric Lamp and stove Co. 81.
Louis, Mo FIR circular, cute and terms OF
o-ezndle power MAr-h Electric Lamp VI
w ANTED-AGENTS FOR A NEW
w aud som plete "Life of Grant," sal
immense: agents report 50 90 aad 10 comics
a week a grand chance 10 make mosey.
AddressTeNas Boos and Bible Co, 81 Elm
street, DsiIss, Texas : pai I'M
w ANrED-THREE CAPABLE YOUNG
w iadi-s OF good character te wait on Ia
BILE In Dsnla's Il staursnt SOD Main street
opposite Postoiiice, Fort Wo tn sep2i-4t
IA ANTI. 1'-sFFICIEI,T MEN AND
employ ment Apply n once 10 Rand g.
Nc Nally, Agent, iVg sycamore ST. sep2iuf
NANrED--A RESPO NsIBLE SALES
w man engaged in the sale drugs can
add another article TO his list that Is IN de-
mand n every town Tex s;vili not in
terfere with other business, but Will pay
good commission To the right man AID.
dress Boy us, Dallas, Texas s-p2i-2t
M ANrED To TnApE A STOCK or
w liquors, wines and cigars for bal a.
city property, or - IN IN within or miles
OF The corporate limits cf nj as. For full
partlcui rs apply 10 MCRpuY & toLAEZ,
RAJ Estate Asenis, 7el Mait 81 septii-tf
w ANrhD-A GOOD NURSE; WHITE
w preferred. In a small family; lib raj
Iactson stroot Pf'' w L. "a NA 49,, ~ ~ :,
~, Ma, :, NJ, :,
w mrnlshed bed.rnom "a, eeniie ma
Address +. q. BOX a5 ssniS.i,
~ N,.,,, -
w - -, - ~. y MALE Soth
Ata.osa w "Hi,e, y. Whlte pieieI,Nv.
lese ~ lleI ~ oI1Ice. sep-.-u
wv ANrED--A GOOD MAN Til. n UN.
w der.tauds the care of horses and work
S ~ 81. sn1 p y''r1' Appiy 10 EDWIN SMITH
Sgn T 10 eei, s'ieo'' between bfyse and
-. $50 ~. oess hep<--it
M ANrED--JWOs MART You Nc MEN
w who can deposit SIS security, 10 act
rs AGENTS lor the Union New. company
Apply or address THE uNIos NEWS COM
iNN' oi"oii pePot' fofl worm, deNas.
------,----z7-,-, Sel.tlg-lw
w ANIED--BY THE 7. b a., I'VE
w best corporation lie In urgncA q, m
pany N America, live, active man to
represent the comp ny in Dallas. Address
II, u. PhRRoIT, Waco, lie as sepl9-tf
NTANTED-TEN GIRLS Az ONTT.
w for general homework; two families
To ~ west seVeral farm hands; blSck.
SMITH; l family ON farm near the city 50
No0dchoppers, girls TO 20 north, east and
west, fare paid. Intelligence and Employ
ment Office, Main street. Dallas
TANTED-AGESTS 10 -EI-I IN
w gels Patent Lamp Collars NnIamn
will explo q while using them Samnle IN
mall % cents g. T. Row.. state i,Senii
Si7 Main street, Dallas, Texas sepLIc-tf
aETED-VOTTEMA AK EUSITO W0RK
w Inv the niece nj IN cents flr firsf riass
ties, an by the day MI 81 no FOR scorers ami
sawyers and 81 for h.wars Also Syan,nS
100 teams to maui iies Inv The niece AMY
to the undersigned Mt Mipeoln. Texas. who
49, ~ ~" i'ns'ai nhp
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or Or :,, suesiss are selling fast, "a.
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E9k RENT = BUSINESS HOUSE. OH
II Elm street, $50 feet deep, ~ feet wIIe
IL feet nom floor TO ceiling; suitable for dry
goods or saddlely, Apply TO JoiiS Blows.
Nv ~, i1l. r.lin street. sopl0 I'm
Euk RENT = BuSiNEsS HOUSE. an
\ Elm street, $50 feet deep, gefoe, wlle.
10 feet ceiling; suitable and well located
Tor drug store Apply to JoItS BRowS mo,
wv, EIn slINcl, Snpln.lm
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MARRIAGE (,IIIDI

,.oo RACES, Fine Plnse.
Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed n, =
IN u, money or postage stamps. Over fifty wo,S.
rnl pen h pictures, showing who may mary, Nj
Manhood. Womanhood. Physical decss ~
should marry. How life and hapnines. ~ ,.. y
increased. Those married or about 7, ny
should read it; of interest and yalso N
thinking man and woman Popular
paper cover. 25c. Address DIR. NHF,TT
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iNoR SALE-A GOOD SECOVD.UAND
1 organ NJ low price, aud easy terms if
building,
EoR sA LE-lsoCO ACRES oFLANptN
Il stephens county, partly Improved
aud feneedj abundance OF living water,
land hrsl-class aud suitable FOR ranch pur,
poses or Mrming; splendid location tur N
colony Apply TO the southwest Land
Sohpal y, Septlf-lm.
EoR sNLE-.ON NCCOUNT or BAD
II health, VIII soil n bargain In bank and
resided &C In growing town of 1, 900 inhnb.
itants, which ships 1900 bales OF coiion
anu ono OF the best cattle shipping points
W Northeast roxns; location Very hcniihv
Tor lnrther Information applyto ". l..
Hall, Herald office. Eep.lm
l.OH SALE-.wE HAVEr OR SAI,roR
~ leeso ior q termof sto years. lot lei
ny llOleet, ON the n & l. track, conNrnien,
to the business center of the city;a splen.
uld location Tor grain or agricultural i'm.
PIGMENT business, or inF q wRfehouAp Fnr
iurthcr iuinrmatiun, apply To MURPHY &
nobAN"i keNl Estate and COLLECTING
Asolts, ial kim street. srps.ln,
EoR sALE--rBkEE HOUsES-.ONF
- sNNVl, story, = rooms, one OK . story,
. rooms; une slN0). : oty, . rooms, wifi,
water aud draiu pipe, 10 bc moved OF In ~
uN AFTER hMo. Apply { Fine, Very finc'
auction and Commission House, S.S aud
e , hlll, street. seplO.2t
EOR NALE-TuE JOHN F0GAT-IY
" FIRM, with all improvements, ,nnrhin.
cry, Ole situated Ia Limestone County.
Texas, " miles east OF Waco. and mills
from Mt. Calm, on the Trxns
~ L. uis raj road, ana consist.
Ing OF about 9,ilo acres Of the very hesi
farming lands, with about hlQ aces IN cnl,
tlvauon; There Is an abundance OF water.
pasture and timber land In tbc tract Ia,
turihor particulars, apply to utta,AS
LEwIs Y Co.. Galveston. TexaR. senls,,,
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h ON SENT : \ NIUE BUSTNTSy
Y house No. Gl7 Elm street; 10 leet
deep glass finish and ir IA front In rear
Apply TO JoHN BROWNING, ll5i Elm ST.
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Gold drinks, good cigars and wag.
ennausor beer, exclusively, at Two
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Go to Tension Bros, for saddles and
harness = opposite Sangor's, Elm
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EoR RENT-BRICK STORE, SV5 Elm
a street, 20 feet deep; newly lifted up In
good condition. Apply TO john brown.
ING, 1857 Elm street. seniO'in,
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IGOR SALE-A SPLENDID LITTLE
4 latm OF 90 ceres, H. miles west of
liWchlnSi ~ acres In fine II ate of culti-
Walton ana ba ance III pare: sood range
accessblei wcll-bu,it FIR me house OF b
rooms, an ineNhau.tlblew We'll and an ever
las, lug spring; viii sell NJ u bargain. For
further particular, apply TO +. NJ Nix, on
thn premises, or 10 MURPHY d BoLASH,
Real bstac Agents, III Main st SOP 3 iUt
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.rA!!nnsoN, the low price DRUGGIST,
q e Ssla ssssih osrnsf Roy drss. New
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it's "never too late to mend" with
SPALpINa'S GLUE.
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EoR SALE HoTEL FURNITURE
Il and goodwill FOR sale. Doing good
paying business. Present proprietor sells
because his other business demands all al
.Snu9n' For particulars, address n. A.
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RoR RENi-FUkN lSHED HOUSE OF
A "A rooms, known as No. $50 Commcrce
street, corner OF Ray street, with modcrE
conVenienceS, and the finest location In the
city ior hlst-clsss bonrdlng-house; wilt
tenant. For price ana further particulars.
Apply 10 MURPHY " BoIANZ, TA Main
o'lNVt eCn22.ht
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-24

The most popular cigarettes ut the
popular price are Opera Puts.
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EOR tALE-HOuSE OF FOUR ROOMS
A and hue gallery; good cellar a d els.
gain. WILL a, WArKts q Co, Herald
hullulng. sep icod.t I
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EOk SALE.-A IOMpLEiE SET III
Il blacksmith's tools, including .,he lat
est and most Improved hStures. Apply M
lo-t tliu etrOel. scptll-lw
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TOM CADETS
. a loons


Keeps only the best OF liquors, The old.
s ~. saloon. eepef 10 Ds las. and his friend.
ltQuors. and ciears found ii his ~ ~. ~
ueisrmip e he shalt stay In busIuess, Cs'i
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w AF1kD TKsVE EERS 4 STOP AT
w the Cleveland House, Abilene rexas,
Mr.. Bertha Benson, Proprietress. Houss
thoroughly fitted op and conducted on the
european pan with restaurant attached;
meals Mt all hours and polite attention;
special induce ment for lrummers. fe lO.tf
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EoR RENr-nY DAKfi& co, SI2 ELM
Il street, two elegant suits of rooms, suit
1olS Tor onces, over China Hall, next to
Dallas Na'ionel Bank. Entrance from
nolh Main and Elm Cheap sepSs-7,
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NANTED-TEN GIRLS AT ONUT,
w for general homework; two families
to - west several farm hands; blyck.
smitn; family ON farm near the city 50
Noodchoppers, girls to 20 north, east and
west, fare paid. Intelligence and Employ
mont Office, 6 0 Main street. Dallas
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w AETED-y OTIEMAKE Hs TO WORK
w by the piece at IL cents for first class
ties, an by the day at 81 30 for scorers and
sawyers and So for hswers Also wanted
lO0 teams to haul lies by The piece. Apply
to the undersigned at M!peula, Texas, who
Will promptly answer all inquiries Job
lasts all winter =. XUCKgRMAN Agent
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M ANrGD - LADY AGENTS FOR
w daisy Skirt and Stocking support
ers, Shoulder Braces, Bosom Forms, Dress
Shields, Rubber Bingham, Bibs, Aprons,
Sieaves, Infants Diapers, etc. Our LOO
agents are making money fast; so can you.
Address, with stamp, e. Il, CAMPBELL d
90. . South Nav slree1, Chicagn. eOdlhL
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M ANTED-AGENIS 10 SELL Ia
w ge's Patent Lamp Collars Nolamp
will explo while using them sample by
mail % cents c. I. RowAS, State agent,
Si7 Main street, Dallas, Texas sepGIe-tf
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FOR RENT.

80 ~ - ~--~s-~>-7-a-
NoK NENr-A FURNISHED OR IN
furnished room. Apply MT lS1g Main
street. Man and wife can get two rooms
Reference given and required. sep2S-2t
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M ANTED--BY THE 7. b a.. I'VE
w best corporation lite In uranca @, IN.
pany N America, live, active man to
represent the comp ny in Dallas Address
II. u. PhRRoIT, Waoo,Te as sepl9-tf
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WANrED--TWo sMARTYOUNG MEN
w who can deposit SIS security, TO act
as agents for the Union New. company
APPLY or address THE USIos NEWS COM
PANT, Union Depot, Fort Worth, Texas.
Sgnf10-lyc
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wv ANrED--A GOOD MAN TILT uN.
w derttauds the care of horsea and work
ABOUT the yard. Applyto EDWIN SMITH
No. SS Pearl street, between Brya. aud
san Jucinto streets ep,9b- Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-02
GAMBLING IN BROOKLYN.

Close upon the pIesentment of the Kings County
Grand Jury that gambling existed IN Brooklyn
the police of the Eighth Precinct found dozen
gamblers engaged III their fascinating pursuit late
on Saturday night. Acting upon information Ser
gcant Leilerts w. LLOYD and Detective Stotts-
worthy visited No. $40 Sixh-ave., near Eighteenth
st.. and found game of poker IN progress. lie
men were playing with money The ohicers ar
rested John Peters age twenty-fOur, of No. 81 .
Eighteentli-st., and Frederick Boyd, aged twenty
three of No 1877 kigheenth-st.. for keeping gam
bling house en- ether men we're arrested for gam,
bling in the place. They gave the names of David
Lacey, age twenty-five" of No. IS Feurteenth-st
John Ii. Doyle, age twenty-five, OF No. l99
Eighteenth-st, William Peters, age nineteen, OF
No. 2lo Eighteenth-st., tdward Moss. age twenty
one. of No. 24I Twenty -second-st., George w.
Willis. age twenty-one of No. 225 Nineteenth-st,
Milton Bandor, age twenty-eight, of No. 19l
Eighteenth-st.. Paul Sanger age twenty-one, OF
OF No 222 Seventeenth-st., john Sullivan, age
twenty, OF No 1913 Eighteenh;;sdto an and Henry
MURPHY, age twenty-five, of No. 100 Eighteenth,
A.. rhe most of hem are clerks. All were locked
no in the Fifth Avenue Police Station.
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MRS. BLIVINSS ELEGANCE.
From The Chicago Current.

from me tHtcdDO current
Yes | had known Mrs. Bliyins for years. in a
daughter OF Il certain Peter Jones, who sat all dsy
ucgng shoes and waxing threads ten by ten shop
on the bank of a canal. and who only less Ignorant
than his tcruagant wife, who lived with her three chill
dreu I'm the back Of the shop aud mautpined
discipline in her Kingdom by a vigorous use of the
cOt stick and shIll scOding Nancy's hlUom and
pertness csptlyated John BliTus vino worked In the
butchers shOp not far away, and they were married
shrewd, and with the money getting instinct from
selling CHOPS John became pOrk-packer and now that
Bvins has all the vugarity without the generosity OF
her PARENTS and upon this foundation she has triad to
veneer social graces Her house. an amazing con-
elonerae Of all SORTS OF architecture Ia adorned i'm
bizarre rainbow OF aesthetic nts Her toilets nre i'm the
most pronounced mode She has been TO Europe and
tries order her household In the English style and se
ia real power In society, deny IL who NAV OLD Peter
and his wife died long and as she Is now thousand
miles from the little shop by the canal Mrs BIiyins
descants among her intmatrs on the ,omfort and
tended his machine, and she did her own
homework she healthy Icbe herself hut as the
pork-packng prOspcrcd she assumed NOR, and more
Ignorance domestic labor TIL she declares herself
aptitude for any work the kind sue has discarded
and grown stout and nby for lack OF exercise beyond
her restless round OF shopping, visiting receiving and
trying English, She Is making thesortune OF Dr.
TWicke who with professional gravity COMPOUNDS bread
Iills To brace up her system.
Her latest attempt at being English Ia goyerness
The lttle Blivinscs had attended the public school till
she came home from Europe determined 10 change all
that and sought gDyerness who could speak French
like Partisan and German Ike Berner and play the
piano, and singin short perfect treasure Of COVER
ness. Az Last young lady was found who seemed
everything desirable.
"siiss White" SAIL Mrs Bivins when other terms had
been settled, " haye-ahem-ben u takin'-with some
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-02
THE GREELEY EDITORIALS.
.ETom me BuDalo Express.


One of the most versatile and industrious
writer's of the day lately felt moved TO lament the
epbenera nature OF his best work Mr. q. A. Saa (who
"a now IN this country has written much and written
we'll He has produced novels plays. books OF travel
snort stories and magazine articles innumeraDe; ana
some OF these have bee preserved In published volunes
Int by far the Target part OF his literary work. and in
Mr. Salas Judgment by far the best OF It, took The
form OF leading articles special subjects IN the dy
newspapers. We quote from memory only, but tnK we
are mistaken when 1t Is SAD Thought WIN
him that his literary reputation, such as 1t Is, must rest
upon what he has done with the least expenditure OF
reflection and Investigation The novels, the notes or
travel the magazine contributions generally, he has
dashed OF with the greatest with hardly sense
of lahor-and by this light work he will he Judged But
his newspaper articles always cost him much thought
pains with their productlOn lac pat more OF himself
10 sneak into them than into any other OF his wrtings
ana for this work, ais best work, 10 mostly
ne will have credit unless some OF the
articles should be rescued from oblivion by publication
i'm hook FORM which, fancy, lie means 10 do Tor them
For period covering thirty years, during which the
most importsnt political and social questions which have
yexed this Republic were fought odt, eccentric man
with q squeaky voice which has passed into history
wrote editorials for paper which lie founded as TIE
NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE by III. Greeley" lie wrote those
editorials good and strong, and they swayed the daily
lives and actions OF millions of people, ana were the
pabuam upon which nOurished y sunS political
party whose destiny II 10 administer the Govern
ment for quarter OF a century continuously. .
When his heart grew tired or beating TINS JOrnalist
had become the prolific writer that America had
seen. Although he left what are called literary re-
MAINS" in the form OF speeches, an AUTOBIOGRAPHY,
travels aud queer work political economy Horace
ireeeys fame rests the leading articles which he
contributed to the paper no founded Nothing Of his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-02
prsIr,,TyG WORK Ar TIE MAYNARD.

An agreement having been reached by the two
houses of Congress to appropriate a little more
than %6 900 900 for the maintenance OF tie Navy
and is several bureaus until June 30 the Secretary
of the Navy has ordered Commodore Chandler TO
Gently discharged in the Steam Engineering ana
Construction departments at the Navy YARD IN
BROOKLYN. Work will therefore be resumed To-Day
On tae special work on the moDltor Miantononah,
the torpedo-boat Intrepid and the sloOp OF -waT
BROOKLYN. The Miantonomah IS to be almos.
wholly re-ermored the plans OF the Department
being for new turrets new pilot-houses and alter
aiions in the decks, with compound-steel armor.
The BROOKLYN has been hauled ont Of the oldshulk
Lancaster as Aag- ship of the European squaaro
vu,ier command Of Rear AdIkiral Samuel K Frank.
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Meeting OF Board of Aldermen, noon. ,
Meeting OF Board of Estimate ana Apportlohmch''
IL q.
Cable Railway Commissioners. IL a. m $500,
Hearing in ex-Mayor EdsOn's contempt case before
Judge lDgrabam. - 1900 -, q . -
Eastward reference case No. 10 Broadway, D. M
Meeting OF Sanitary Aid Society, College OF Ci'y Oh
New York. 4 p. III. l,, ~ n
Annual meeting OF Staten Island Cricket Club, NO %
Wallst.. $3.50 p. m. ,,.
Meetings of Baptist Ministers and Reformed Pastors.
Reception to Mgr Capcl by New-lork Press CIup.
Hastings will case before SURROGATE RoIllEs. ,-
American Astronomical Society Adelphi Academy'
Brooklyn. evening
Academy Of Sciences. Columbia College, evening >, -
Second Regiment Fire Zouaves reception, Tuln Hail.
evening. ,u ,..
Meeting of Tammany Society, Tammany Hall, evening
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BROOKLYN.
NEWS From THE SUBURBS.
ALL THE TELEPHONE WIRES CUT.

ALL The IELEPHUNL WIRLS IUI'
All the telephone wires on Staten Island were
cut saturday night by unknown persons. A Ie"
tendent of the company for Richmond County, re-
signed All the other employees had their salaries
reduced by Mr. >hannOns successor, ang others OF
the number resigned also. 1he supcrinte hdent,
Mr. Chute. said yesterday that he did not know
who cut the wires lie hoped to have them all re-
paired in a few days. The cutting was done al a
humber of different places, evidently to cause the
most trouble to make repairs aId TO inlet the
greatest ANNOYANCE. Some Of the former lnemcn
were remaining them Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-02
NEW ARK

An Inspector Of the Board of Health found two
young girls lying on the bare floor of a cellar IN
River-st. while making his rounds last week. Tie
night was bitterly cold and there was no fire IN the
cellar The neither of the girls, Ursula Feurrige,
is known to be inprovident. The case was re-
ported to the Society tor the Prevention OF cruelty
70 Children but it was ascertained that nothing
could he legally done to better the condition OF the
rrle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-02
LONG ISLAND.

ST. JOHNLAND.-A remOnstrance was addressed
last week to the Suffolk County Board OF super
yls0rs asking that body to take immediate action
TO protect the resi- tents of the town against the
placing of the pauper institutions of Kings County
ut St. Jobnland any other place within the Jurs-
dlction OF the town. IheTemonstraucc is signed by
several hundred land owners. The Supervisors
will hold special meeting at Riyerhc2d to-day 10
take some action in the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-02
r Fl. nj A CY & GO.

other ladies' OF the nr-t families and we're decided to
lnicdnoe the habits 81 the Eu.lish aristocracy into
N"'p'hle. Know you are worthy ard accom- lished
!oihs Icf-ou- bat can't hive prncs eat az the
family talc-lon know" Il Is perhap, needles. to add
TIE treasure lri and cuycrur.- hti 10 be imported
straight from Iu-iud before the education of the ltlle
BllyluHts could be- continued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-02
NEyy-JERSEY TOWNS.

PAMRAro-Michael Gillen, age forty-eight, q
driver employed by a market gardener named
Wauters, fell from his cart Saturday night and
fractured his skull. lie died in a few hours. Gil
len leaves a widow and two children
SoUTH OaANGE.-Mrs. Alternately prickcd her
thumb with pin about week ago. She 10 now IN
a ori teal condition from blood poisoning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-02
LIVELY CHASE AFTER A THIEF.

The adventures of petty thief formed cnap 1Ir
in the police records of Brooklyn yesterday: ms
range of effort was confined TO the vicinity OF uloh
Ferry He went to number of houses IN h nc rs
ST. near Fulton-st. about midnight, and mace III
ouires when met by the inmates as to the dweling
Of swedish family, which he designated G GyDs S
seen leaving the house of Mrs Mary Hunt, No. ~
Hicks-st, with a coat and pair of trousers belong
ing 10 a lodger the second floor In nus haSle 10
escape he dropped the trousers and ran into the house
of b. J. Hughes No 81 llcks-st, but on the STAIRS
met one of the occupants. He dashed out INTO Ine
street and Policeman Barden started IN pursuit;
The thief ran into carpenter shop, at me rear Oh
No 56 Pop.arst.. and left the stolen coat, but was
caught while getting ont. lie gave the name John
Petersen age foty-fve, a Swedish sailor ~ hls
possession was found gold bTeastpin; whicn ne
had inst stolen from the rooms OF MIS-. Martha
Kuhl' of No 81 Middagh-st There were also III
his pocket oothpGk watch key and r coupon on
annex-ferry ticket. The latter bore me name oi
John Sullivan of No. 9 FultOn-st. These articles
had been in the pocket of coat stolen from Mr.
Sulvan's apartments on Thursday: Petersen was was
locked up in the York Street Police station, ana
will 90 10 court to-day.
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