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New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
CALE4DAEs ms DAY.

sUPRgAH COURT. CHlMBEgs- Eeiore Andrews. J.-Nos.
g. a. g. % ll5 l4j l7 49, lGs l7G 1885, lOl. le2. 49,
sirFEaE CoURf-G GESERAL TER,i-Bcor Davis p j. brady
III no, lsJ ls2 lS lSJ. lo7 lJO 1872, 1888 l2d III,
st.rEsG C51ai-srEcf,L TERa-PAhr l-I3efors Barnett
J-So. 10 S33. 500 9G 80, 20 55j. Ooi 49, 9eG Jo7
sJPRg'G CoJHr--slEcrtL TEHE-Part u-pefor Van
Brunt JNo5 1872 195, y9i, 3J 96 JJ7 49, 999, loco,
suPliME CoUar-CracUr-P I-Berofc IAurence J.
Case GeoIgi a2 @. - aud H. IN. 60 40 day calendar
SUPHHMK COuET-CIRCUIT-PARI I.-Beforc Beach J.NOf.
2iil ll31 3s45, 1liH 2ss@ .s2 2rl8 3Dil 1871. 2DZ2
ll35 2lH6 2ll9 2j6 2o4O 25l0 SO25 ooJ6 507O, JOs1
suPpEVE CoJRT-tIRcuTT-P TIf-Bo'orc Donohnc J.
Nos 5O4, 300, l9ii, 16l, u : 2llJ 1866, 1901 l5ta
1860 lj45 2l7 1856. 247G 1919, 23sJ 1898. 1913 lGG
$50, 2iIO 23O2. 2i7S 1903 SOb7 1850 349l 217O 2772
278 2GUs 1850 27G9 1896 263O 2S19, 2l35 1870 l4Gj
sUhROGAIEs COuaI-RoinS s.-NoS lti, III, lCl, !Oi.
lcr. IL. ll3. IA.
sUPgEIOR CoUET-GENHRAL TKRd-I]ef0re sedgwick c. j
Truax and Gornan j. nos 81 80 40 "a, 81 o6, oJ 80,
49, 81 80
sUPsRIoR CoUgr-TmAL IEEM-PART I-Beforc Freedman.
J.-NO,. fEOS.
cOaMoS PLEAs-GEg Before Larrcmore T.. j.,
and Van Hoesen Nos ~ u, 20. 10 ~, 81. 81 49, 80,
COMMON PLEAs-srEciAL TERA-BefOro Daly. J-Nos. Z,
49,
COMMON PLEAs-TgIAL TEaN-PART I-Before Allen. j.
CRY CoURT-TmAL TERM-PARr I-Beforo HAL J.-Nog.
1852 81, lOli 2y7, 24J 2GJj, 29 2'60, 2GlJ. 1906
1870 2727, s72s, 2724, 473O, 278i, 275S. 2so.
26s3 2G2a 272o 2e27 266l 27l02lo 7Js IfG 100 27sG
2737 2&s Z74l 2742 2i3 274i, Pas 275, 27o4 27JG.
216S 275", 27G0 z76l, 1909.
CITY CouGT7TEAL TERM-PARr IIIaBeforc IIawes. J.
2SSG 1907 2ss5 254 273 227s' 1872. All 2ios 1887
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
TIE COURTS.
COSTLY INSIDE INFORMATION.

COSTLY INSIDE" INFORMATION.
MIR. HILL OF LONDON, SAYS THAT HE LOST 1o'ooo
BY IT-JUDGMENT AGAINST AMBROSE LEE.
Albert A. Hill, of London, obtained a Judg-
ment of sc, 500 against Ambrose Lee before Justce
Donohue in the Supreme Court, on Tuesday MT. Hill u
a haberdasher The defendant was In the employ OF
Harris & Co.. No. SIT Broadway. when Hill made MS
acquaintance Hill that he visited this city In
the spring of 1882. and induced by Lee 10 @
some money stocks lee told him that ne was m pos
session of "inside" information about mining sIocks'
and on the strength Of this Hill gave him SIooo 70 Ia
vest in shares of the Horn Silver Mining Conpahy a
was understood by Hill that he could Obtain MS snare
on three days notice From time to time iil furnhsmea
Lee with other sums which aggregated $6sOO shares
of stock to this amount he supposed we're neo U
Chisholm & Co., brokers. Hill held no h, Get,
tincates, as Lee told him that q iavofaoie f;,,o
opportunity for selling might occur at any ,line s
In the winter of 1883 Hill wanted to return to England
and demanded settlement Ths was p3s.pohGsu e C s
era times and when at last Hill called at Harris q Co.
store, he told that Lee had gone INTO INTO tne
March, 1888 He next received q letter from ,ia
Lee who told him that nc had sailed Tor ldVerpoo III he
City OF Chester and might not return for scverai
The City of Chester broke down ana put INTO Ia ;iI
Nova Scotia for repairs There Lee fonnd ny I'M
who brought suit against kim, and obtained lv1sniehM ~
by confession Suit brought against Lee here
1888 but the case and did not come up 10,
trial until Tuesday. Hill testified that Leo hau oo"s"
all his shares margins instead OF outright . .
j. B. Reilly, attorney for Lee. said TO IRiBonh re-
porter Yesterday: "W We shall appeal the case vi
course Hill and Lee bought stocks as par,nesIs
Hill bought many Of the stocks himself on napg,ms' ~,
Lee put 81 900 and his experience against 10
nlshcd BY HILL the summer of 1882 they mace apon. @
500 In February. $50 they had credit OF 81 Oo
their brokers' and in May of the same year ,hey
business Ifi drew 1900. which left his loss $1,000
against Lees loss OF 81 900"
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
AFTER TRiNITY'S WEALTH AGAIN.
Tho old disn1tps sgs tO the Trinity Church

property which excited attention fifteen ago. have
been in degree revived by proceedings which Mrs
Emma II. Wallace. OF Ohio has begun in the United
States Court Mrs Wallace purpors TO be one OF the in
numrrablc descendants Of Anneke JAMS who married
10 Dominic Bocardus. The plaintiff claims share In the
real estate which Cornelius Brewer. her ancestor five
generations back is declared TO have owned In the
Eighth and Ninth Wards. mortgage of 5000. which
taken I'm payment when the property was sod
is said not have been paid and hence come the rights
Which the plaintiff desires "a have snbsantated There
is also repute lease of property In the Annexed Dis
trict by a still remote ancestor who, In 100.
rented II for nnely-nne years. Mrs Wallace alleges
that this lease having expired the property revers 10
herself and other heirs Otncr millions in hard cash are
said to be waiting the successful completion of this and
other suits Oint stock company j. said to be pushing
tho suit and selling shares In the contingent estate.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
FRAGMENTS OF LEGAL NEWS.

DR.. Wolfgang G0ctz says he Is the surgeon
OF the nth Regiment y. g. :. y. " and physician TO
the NeY-York Gcrmauia schti;zen Bnnd and the New
York German COOKS Society. Mrs. Amelia Goetz. his
wife is seeking an absolute divorce from him. laying the
burden OF her charges upon ono Augusta Horn Dr.
Goetz recently gave $500 blil when arrested IN the
suit on an order OF the Supreme Court. Justice Law
renee yesterday reserved bi. decision on motion TO
vacate the order Of arrest Dr. GocU denies any desire
to leave the state
Ex-Judge Horace Russell endcavOred yesterday 10 sc
cure an imme Hate argument upon the injunction re-
gtlaining the ThiryfOurth street Railroad CnmpIuT
from building railroad In Thirty fourth ~ He declared
that residents in the street unable I" reach thtif
hoscs IN consequence o the heaps OF stones and Dirt
front OF Them Justice Andrews postponed the case nm
Ill Monday. when the injunction In the omnibus suit
against the company Il rtturnHhle.
John Kclys suit. executor for William Kennedy.
against Amos K Emo transferred yesterday from
the state supreme Court the United stats Circuit
Court The suit concerns the sale OF two ~ts In Sky
frs;-st which il IS alleged Mr Emo bOuSt from the
Kennedy estate and did not fully pay fOr. Mr. Emo
declares hat Ar Kennedy had no tile IN the property
and demands the return with interest OF the nney pad
the property.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08

There seems to be general feeling among me Local
lovers Of the game that New pays 700 u'A o.''
several improvements needed at tho POLO Sronns
and should be made before the season opens Inc
The entrances and exits should be widened. particularly
the one near Fifth.ave. Last year there was maSa @
games In some cities large backboards are placed con-
spcuousy in the grounds and tally OF the runs .
Kent by Innings These blackboards would meet WIN
favor here and would forever silence the "Whatstne-
score T. fiend station is to be built at one.
dred and Thirdave. for the accommodalon
of the patrons Of the Polo Grounds The Metropotah
Exhibition Company has secured five years lease VI
Ia grOunds
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
LIVE STOCK MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.

BtiPFAIn jan 7-Cate-Recei)s to-day 1900 head: total
thus 5000 hca for tne last week 4000
head, consigned through 2S2 market active;
Good Is IS s5 stockers and Feeders.
SAsso-ecepts to-day 1900 helt .o, for tn, far.
81 head una ilss week 5000 hes conslgncd
through u cars: market active aud easier Medium 70
(,ooi - iO0Si 25i Canada Lambs. t6 - Gso 40
Hogs-Recepts toiy $500 helL toth for week thus far.
% OD heal; Tor same time llst week. 2500O neal
signed through 73 cars active and easier Good
ST UOa "a IO Butchers Gres u %
pigs. 81 200 - 80. .,
CHic.Go Jan. Tine DrogsrS yoraI rsDortG Ctuts-
Recelpt 1000 uslts 500 heli xe steady
Choice Shiopiu2 - 6DaSs o0 Common u Medun
"a 25Q - 30, Texans - 2J0Si 10.
HoOsReceps 1000 1eat sn,o meats 1000 neat marxss
II i0a 81 65 Light 81 259Si j0 Snps IS 3oas4 10
ShseD-- Receipts 2U00 shlpneltA lO1 market sfeaiy
Inferior 10 fur " 250f3 6O Ma,ham % Good. - %
as on: Choice 10 Extra. 81 0DdSt 80. - -.
Sr ioris Ian 7-Cdtus-Recolpts 800: shipments.
ol market steady Exports SO 750s6 90, Good 70 oce
shipping 50 2 % s49G Fair to Medium. 81 ooSsioT
Texans SS rs a. "a 20. q - =. ~,
snsep-Recelpts 1900 shipments, 100: Common 70 No
dunn AZ Fair 20 Cn0ice IS 20 Oh Oo ~ ox
Hogs- Receipts i3,4O0; shipments = l0G ignb % SS~
81 so; Packing 81 259S4 4Jj Heavy, "a iOafA w.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
DISCUSSING HUGH J. HASFINGSS WILL.
Roscoe Conkling talked for an hour yester-

day in the surrogates Court and at the end OF IL al inc
Surrogate looked dazed and Rastus S. Ransom the op-
posing counsel appeared greatly puzzled. Then MI
Ransom spoke for an hour. and the other two gen.
tlemen seemed involved in mental labyrinth MT.
Conkling then talked again. and ut the concusoh OF ms
remarks Mr. Ransom sdd "Wil yOu kindly repeat
that Really | do not comprehend your meaning
The subject in hand was the will of the late iugh j.
whether the 81 600 which had been accrung on Mr.
Hastingss Commercial AdreTtiSer stock for hNc years
before his death should go to the iegatees
among whom the stock apportoned or
to Mrs Hastings the residuary legatee MT Cunkng
stated that the question had been submitted by the
ecutors the will aud the lcgaees TO the late judge
FOger and urged that he acted rs an arbitern dccd
the matter Mr. Ransom. FOE Mrs Hastings, declared
that Judge Folccrs opinion merely legal one ana
had no binding force. Furthermore, one OF the eNecu
the submission of the matter TO Judge Foer The hear
ing was adjourned to February.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

THE UNTIEU SIA ] Ei3 SUI hEAIE tf UIT,
WAsHINGT0N, Jan. THE proceedings Of
the United States Supreme Court to-day as
follows: .
No. sa5-Tbc United States appellant. agi. David W Nj
nor. submitted
No l00i-Tho United States, appellant. agt Edward j.
Jordan.
r0ai Compapy paniif in agt. James H. Berry aud
others Submitted under 2Jth rule
no. I4I. Tho Electric Railroad sirnal Company dnd
oiers appellants agt the iai Railroad signal Company
No 4l-R0yal NJ Pulsi.er and others etc appellant sgt
Charles oln rainard Appeal from to Circuit tour OF
the United the District Of Massachusetts Dis
missed with
30 i4S-rhe Illinois Pneumatic Company, appellant
agt. Joseph Ii and Charles Berry. ArgueL
No IA i,cuanin u keyser appellants ast.
Try H. Fsrr and Others Appeal froin the supreme Court
= District Of Columbia Dis missed with costs
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
ruRopEAN FINANCIAL Markets

roxpoy Ian T-l2:30 y. m-Consols w IL Ion money
and 80 iii0 for count unei states a feT cens
onis i35i.. do Fouraud Half Per Cent bonus lio oG Az
anc and Great Western First MORTGAGE s vrss'sssCeSta
sr,sI T. a. Illinois Central la3 pennsylvania 62 Road
ns III. Mexican Ordinary SS Canadian facinc. $eG ST
par vces quote Per Cent Reutes 10 ancs
o4pm'"unitei states Foar and Halt Per Cent Bonds
ll5s Erie second snsiaD Pscas as 81 Pan cCmn
IL Aim. ,-sr. sro,,as "A aav a, an snv>,o. ~
Sled. per rupee. cr...a 49,. 49,. ~ x....
77 the account aud Exchange London - -
irancs 32 u centines for checks
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEW-lOkK, Jan. Z.
IF insiders" are unloading crude OIL held in
the shape Of pipe line certificates they certainly
compshng their object with no osentation and with
great deal Of regards the effect prices of
their sales. nal loss OF less than cent IL the re-
suit Of The dealings to-day, aud yet there no cv
dcnces that any buying Is going ON
except such enables the room-traders to
trim their sails successfully In order 10 wind up the
days business free Of embarrassing contracts There
no news of consequence from the oil fields. Tho
gauge of the Thorn Creek district puts the production ut
1867 barrels. In fact, the bulls agreeing that the
action OF the producers In deciding not to curtail tho
output Is encouraging because 1t indicates their con
ndcnce in being able To cope with the natural prOduc
tiOD. There Is just much II not more, rea-
to believe that the result was caused by
the poverty OF many producers who have failed
10 receive higher prices as reward for last years re-
strcfiye policy and who are fOrced by their Imam
ci 10 market the yield o. tbcrwes at the best
price they can get and 10 increase that yield whcrever
possible From 13a73os cents the cmarket to-day drifted
with only ordinary reactions 10 724 cents The close
was slighFy above the lowest figures OF the day but
weak in tone.
Tne rlngo OF prices AMI the dealings were
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08

circulation Of the private >" You don't want
short Of 1t Just now and such confidential inform
alton there general closing of short accounts in
tho stock The tone Of the market In Its weakness at the
end disappointment to the average traders but
wishes for better things tomorrow hopefully enter
tanned.
Government bonds were fairly active and firm with
the bids for the 49s up e per cent Annexed are the
closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08

The market for State bonds was as dull IS usual with
small sales Of Virginia 6s deferred a at o9 and M0rt
sold ut ITO andsPark at 14l.
The business In railway bonds covered large variety
amounts and the feature Of the market was that it
hibed no sympathy with the early rally that occurrca
81 s endea at fs sssS west Shore and
first 5s declined from 3s's to 81 and closed quoted
off u at lO5, and the general es Y lower at
66i9 Chesapeake and Ohio frsts series b we're up q
psI snS ohio s * It %
proved to le but Mesropotan hrit Tto6 s. were ns
e at ednso oS 5 East wer:
44a4a45, and the incomes were active between 104
%4 Sa s. bSs b s 80 S
Houston and Texas Central rsts main ne declined to
and and closed at 99 RarSaa 4s sGd az
Western SIS off Il at "a. and Wisconsin and Minne-
sofa 5s were s higher at 937 Northwestern new TWEEN
Lake Shore and Western declined per cent to 992
rio rande ss 9m - to ss Ss
firsts dull but firm at 11040110la Texas and
Pacific incomes were off 3 at 3la and hrsts klo Granas
Pacific incomes were of q at l7a4. ooo
made up by currency gain OF ss35750, less coin
loss of S2i9,l3 The days operations s covered
baanss EfGSs eoS pg%sns Ssance
The local money market remained undisturbed by
rumors or demand and call loans ruled at li20l
The Clearing House statement to-day was as follows
EXCHANGES Sso,956.6i9; balances St,i72 A.. ,o
The United States Treasury at Washington to-day re-
cevsd S3s6OO0 In National bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts $527,l2o and the lnterhai
revenue receipts were 1921 $50. .
The business foreign exchanges very small and
without feature except that 1t marked by steaaess
III the rates which for actual business are as follows
Bankers bills, 81 81 and 81 S5 for long and shoI
sterling respectively; 525 and 5229s for francs o4i2
and Oslo for reichmarks; 393 and 40 for guilders.
In London British consOs stronger and irreg'i-
lar Quotations advanced Il per cent to 30 ZIG for
money and 90 1116 for account United States 4 were
quoted higher at 1851 and the 42s ls higher at
1853 American railways ruled lower after the fashion
OF yesterdays declines in the home market just exactly
for the two preceding days London quotations fol-
lowed after NewYorks advances. India Council Dllls
were allotted at an advance OF 36d per rupee and bar
silver Lied higher 40 16d per ounce. At Paris
French per rose to 7977i2 and sight exchange
on London rose to 2532l2 francs TO the s.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Fourth week in Dec. 1888. 1894. o,
III lines Southern div. .s20l.279 S2l3600 Inc. Sl232d
low division 32.SS2 27SOO Dec. 'ooz
Total for week s234lsi s24I. 800 Inc s7339
jan to Dec. 13.O719I2 l2l0O6G4 Dec 9L23oo
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
INCREASE IN SCHOOL ATTENDANCE.

City Superintendent Jasper of the public
schools engaged preparing his yearly report of the
schools He said yesterday that it would show an in
crease Of 5000 in the average attendance for the
year. This increase is largely in the upper wards,
where the school accommodations have been enlarged
In the Nineteenth Ward the Increase s 5000 Most of
the lower wards show decrease indicating the drift Of
the city's population. The Fifteenth Ward is excep
ton the increase being nearly 200 This is the result Of
the supervision OF the truant agents obgIng Italian
parents 10 send their children to school.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
THE NEBUCHADNEZzAR CYLINDER.

No. llS-aeorge W. Wilson and others Ilantns In error
sst Duncan Nc Bane. Continued
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
CorRr OF GEXKEAL se.NONs.
IUTNI y
PART I.-Judge C0wing.

COURT OF GkNkHAL SEthlOSr.
PART I.-Judge COwing Pact il-Judge Gilderseove.
Asst. Dist. Atty Purdy Asst. Dist. Attg Bedford.
L0us Deiucc3. homicide fWillam MOnsOn. assault.
Joseph IonbarU. homl eide. lAntoniO Rct1, assault
Richard sclnta-se. homicide Antonio abOTa, assault
John David. homicide Timothy McCarihy assault
Thomas Hughes. assault Alexander & BringcOmbc for.
Rosario Impcr .all assault J>iwad TOuiy. robbery
Ammo1i0 DOminico assault Samuel Davenport grand lar.
james Adans, assault william Harrington, grand lar
Frsnk rollncr burglary Arthur Caiaol. petit Tceny.
Daniel O'Onn0r, diary Joseph COnrOy petit larceny.
Charles w Boyle, burglary Thomas Courtney grand lar
Frederick SOInnl James Davis, grand LARCENY.
Peter Du1y robbery. Jicndfngg
Michael Drscol) John Wilson, assault.
Frank Steward ROBBERY. David i Jones assault.
James Dowling, and lar Joseph Carroll, robbery.
william Engle. grand lar James Barry. robbery.
Michael Carroll Edward Reilly robbery.
owen Boyle robbery. George Jones, burglary.
John MoI3n Richard Thompson. burglary
peaiiags. Ldw. rd Wiley burglary.
Tboills Dalton assault jetDsrd DAILY, grand larceny.
D0ninioo Aieo, assault Alb aiam fal0fsky grand lar.
Giuseppe AiclO assault " Milam smith, grand larcy
william iccKcr burg ary. sntne DJyus cor
GEORGE Islle. burglary. weapon.
Edward Moran, grand larcyl
John Muller grand larceny.
Thomas Quinn, grand larceny.
P.trck Murtha, grand afcy.l
Patuck Flynn, grand larceny.
0e5rge Fisher. Dawdy house,
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
SPIRITS on orrunprxrrSa

CHARLESTON. jan. 7-rurponttne steady - "a ADo
s1n1nsss swi1sSoaos' II 5ss = ti5sssas q -
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08

MINES AND MINING.
SALESAr TIE YEWFORR MINING EXCHANGE.
NEw-YoRR. Jan. 7, 1850
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-08-15
A Daily Defalcation.

Thu Hon. John Kelly, the head and front
OF Iammany Hail, man of strict integri-
ty, an indsfatigable worker, early at his
ONCE, late 10 leave, so burdened with bust
ness mat regular meals were seldom
known by him, with mind in constant ten
sion and energies steadily trained, finally
broke down!
The wonder is that he did not sooner
give way. An honest man in all things
else, ne acted unfairly with his ply
resources. He was ever drawing upon
TINS pank without ever depositing col
lateral The account overdrawn, the bank
suspends and both are now in the hands Of
medical receivers.
1t ID not work that kills men. 1t is irreg-
ularlty of habits and mental worry. No
man In good health frets at his work BY
and by when the bank of vigor suSpends,
these men will wonder how it all hap
pened, and they will keep wondering till
1heir dying day unless, perchance, some
candid physician or interested friend will
point out to them how by irregularity, 10y
excessive mental effort, by constant worry
snd fret, 10y plunging in deeper than they
had right to go, they have p oduced that
loss OF nervous energy which almost in
Varlably expresses itself in q derangsd
condition of the kidneys and liver, for it is
well known fact that the poison which
the kidneys and liver should remove from
the blood, if left therein, soon knocks the
life out Of the strongest and most vigorous
man OF woman. Daily building up Of
these vital organs by so wonderful and
highly reputed specific as Warmers safe
cure, is the only guarantee that our BUSH
ness men can have that their strength will
be equal to the labors daily put upon
them.
Mr.. Kelly has nervous dyspepsia, we
learn, indicating, as we have said, a break
down oflerve force. His case should be a
warning to others who, pursuing a like
coursc,Ss M CERTAINLY reach a like result
The Sunday HUai&
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-08-15
Fascination of Mining.

An old '49er says OF gold hunting:
'1t's the fascination of it. Lor', man,
when you've strucs it pretty rich and
can see yer gold right in front of yer;
when you're piling up every half hour
O the day. with nugget now and
again as big as bullet to cheer you,
and then when the eNenin' comes and
you count it up and fad hundred odd
dollars just picked QUITO the earth that
day-well, there amt nothin' like it.
Then when you don't srike it rich you
always think you're going to next day,
an it's just as eXcitin hearin' other
men tell in the evenin' what they pulled
out as it is countin' over your own.
Why, I've been three or four months at
time without making dollar, and
without cent in my pocket; but gee
whitaker the excitement of it don't
give man twice to think low hard up
he is. "-EGchangs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-08-15
Alcohol in the Kitchen.

"Of 622 moderate and immoderate
drinkers with whom ! have conver,ed,
337 tell me that they acquired the desire
for wine and other alcoholic poisons by
their use in articles of diet and in the
family and social circle, dealt out to
them by their wives and sisters and
female friends. OF this number, IS.
cases were from the use of liquors in
articles of diet. OF the whole number
referred to, 1928 fill q drunkard's grave,
II died of naanja q potU, and five by
suicide These are the words of q
physician who has made the subject q
matter of careful study. If only wom-
en- could be enlightened on this one
point, and cease to be tempters.-W
c. Z. L. National bulletin.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-08-15
FARM AND FIRESlDE.

Pom Overs. Four eooa four cuns
of flour, four cups of milk. small piece
of butter. pinch of salt Bake in gem
pans. and serve with sauce. The H61lse-
hold.
Fifteen TONS of o.rasebonners con-
nrisino if is astin1atad 40 0dd 0oo soma
rate insects were cantureJ at tbc IA
toma Vineyard. near Folsom. Cal, by
drowning in the irrigating bitches.
In many sections stone set on end
make the best po,ts for sunnortinr wire
fence Where Lndra nI,nfi ara ent to
connIete thn fence the nosts need NOT
be over forty inches lone. ten of which
is in the Ground. and t6e ton CARVING
the main barbed wire As a security
AGAINST breacbv cattle.
.,..-.. Al.
best FORAGE cron. Il rearires rich land
and a warm season. II is hardly anv
use TO sow milIet till the middle of June
and the time of Growth is till the middle
of September Ii should be cut in the
most succuIent condition TO be the most
valuable Bosto,l Bzl,igst
Tho s1o,tolo of tho bo,l, d,or :
nrodunti,a of dorfor,s hills Son,e
TnonIo toLo ,bn tronhIc ~ nonr sIons
n,,ai.y dav an dif,;arn,t Ground where
they become lost to the doctors profit
through speedy drying up, but where
the family will gather a gain from their
wide and sure, if not always speedy,
manurial eiiect.-Erchdn9c.
Baked Pineapple: Cut some slices
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-08-15

when it is the old-fashioned blue mass,
blue pill sort, and insist on using Dr..
PieEce's pheasant Purgative Pellets" a
modern medical luxury, being small,
sugar coated granules, containing the act
i've principles of certain roots and herbs,
and which will be found to contain as
much cathartic power as any of the old
fashioned, larger pills, without the latter's
violent, drastic effects. The pellets oper-
ate thoroughly but harmlessly, establish
ing permanently healthy action of the
stomach and bowels, and as an nti-bilious
remedy are upequaled.