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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
SORRY SHE MARRIED TO SPITE her LOVER.

Rosalic Mester OF HObOken. engaged tho services VI
Justice Rusch on Wednesday afternoon 10 perl1rin
marriage ceremony in the evening she ekpa,heu ma
She had been engaged for nine years to Narhllnc
KrenEtl but thai no had transferred his affections 10
another woman. and she proposed get married 10 sv
him At the appointed time the Justice went 10 tne
wnmaI's house No 1874 Frst-st., and found her tef'
with Oscar Gottleb, a waiter, whom so Introduced L"
Tho Justice as the whom she proposed % MARI
The ton of GotteIbs head scarcely reached Tue Woah
shoulder Justice Rusch tied the nuI tla KNOT anu Nen'
away Yesterday morning the bride entered MS once
and bursting into tears asked to have her marriage
annullcd She said that Krenkel had rcinrhcn w. ~
allegiance aud she did not want 10 1--we WIN Ho''ic'n
The husband willingly signed bill OF separation say
ing that he was afraid krcnkel would XIII hlin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
LONG ISLAND.

MIyroLA.-Yesterlay Politicians Day at the
Queens County Fair Gronnd4 called Drcau,e th- i'
tic,aus IN the county all there shaking hands hnd
making promises H. their constituents Tue gathering II
not coninei either party or any iacton' ahd party
fccliug H. laid aside.
CANARsIE.-Mrs. Ella Van IIoHten died yesterday nj
her home al the of cighty-rix. About the same
time her husband Richard. age seventy died IN The
Kings County Hospital, whittier he had been taken for
treatment a few days before.
RocKawAY -The saritta Ia sti aground on tho outer
bar Shc il receiving damage from the huge breakers
thai are dIsling around her II. G. Ward, her owner,
visited her .ay and Supcriuendrd the removing
of her ballast. EhO Ia 1ruy anchored ana lhccl Is 10
possibility T. going further ashore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
NEVS FROM The SUBURBS
BURGLARS WHO RAN A GREAT RIs

BUKGLAkS WIN NAN n pois'A' ''''''
II was learned yesterday that thieves had broken mo
powder magazine the side of Carrot Mountain, ~
Paterson N j. and stolen large quantity OF powucr.
rhe burglars had broken the locks with sedge hammer
and pricd the doors open with Jimmy Ihey rariuo o
cd about twenty-five packages OF sporting po"uVr 1
several kegs containing twenty-five pounds eaGh lhr
reckless maranders had broken open win MANURE
boxes containing Atlas powder, which Is NANNY ht'
vcerine There were about two tons OF this dynamite
IN the magazine and II. W. Mills Co., hardware ueal.
crs of Paterson the property say that IL ~
rrcnt wonder that the hammernS did not eNPo'e lne
dynamite and blow the magazine and tho bnrgals lhtn
such minute fragments that the cause OF tue eNpoS,u
and even the fact that there HAD Oeen thieNcs III VI"
place would never have been KNOWN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
. A SUIT AGAINST TIE BRADsTRET COMPANY.
4 suit was begun in the Supreme Court on

u,day ly c1-Judro Curtis. coLnsel for Ilcury Brad
,r.ct against TIC Bratsrcct Company, ia" w"lknown
e.,cnuttir A cucy In which injunction l. prIyci Tor
'ud nvrr - 90. 900 damages claimed The Brhd-tt'rl
Company formed in 1870 10y the pIah'ln VINO ma
n,,ricd thr business alone aficr tho DO tth OF his
filler s tao founded /; IA lSJl, ahd WAS tue President
OF the company Tor T." mon A. VINO" ne Irti'n 'oiu
.ttv IA IT. affairs. It's said by his friruds
IA, vncn the suit istrct evidence VIII he introduced 10
.now that charles T. Clark the president ana Ed"'II
p,pdnuh Tho treasurer Of the company, Obtained
control OF its AFFAIR." nnd tho possession al ho majority
r ia ,tock wIthnut sufficient COasidrfaiiOn OF tho lh
trrc.ts OF Mr.. BTadslreC..
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NEWARK.

sewer in process Of excavation in Bloomhed-ayc;
caycd I'm y.acrday Thomas Dunn and james MctAirOl
wcrc digging In tile trench and several wOTkmc he.hh
Ia escue them aud they taken out badly bruised
tits the intention OF the public school authorities 10
procure the enforcement OF the law against the sale oil
cigarettes To minors.
William H. Price, dealer in factory md mill supplies,
IL Nos. IS and 81 Mechanical, made an assignment
ycsierday to A. VI. ila,scL
ViccC rcullur Bird, OF NewJcrsoy. yesterday hIca
his decision ~ the OF the Receiver ot the NcTk
sayings Institution against the Managers Last July
the receiver filed hill In cancery against tue manager
holding them responsible TO the depnsltors lor thc
losses ocrasIoned 10y the failure Of the bauI Tho man
ayers put in demurrcrs which Mr. Bird OvcrruIes.
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THE SHOWCASES MUST 90.

Justice Barrett yesterday granted man
damn, directing the Commissioner Of Public W"rk' ana
tho g,u.riutcndcnt Of fncumbriuces To remove tue
.boWcnscs In front Of No. 10 and II West Fourteenth
= n may nov be dcrmcd the srtucI rule ia tul-
trurlS' lie said "thtt obsruriiprS OF tue fT'ctN VI"
moi h., pcrmittcd and that business men chnh't' cNch
ain ,qch - permit ~ that now submitted enc ,"n'h
ut.n lie highway Win their showcase INC JuuSo
dec nrd 10 direct that maudnmu- De lts'cd 10 'h'
un,or aud iloard Of Aldermen To revoke iho permits
ISSUED 10 the owners Of the shoWe.'c~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
OLD MIS-. HRAphuRY,s EsTATE.

Henry Day, who III 1878 undertook the man
agencut Of the estate Ars Mary Ann Bradbury al her
pc, il seeking To- be rsi,c gcd from the and to
have a com.htteo appointed 10 tako charge OF II. Tie
.tlcs that she II cgtty nine years or age IL not
uahl, of taking Of herself AMI IL subjected 10
90 ,yill of roulcr- uf family. several tunes, he
avs she mas sought 10 obtain from Llm money bc.Ohg'
10 In he estate la order 10 give u 10 the tOn OF an
,'lnurd turhter To- spec uat" with. The property u
valued al 10000. John H. Judge aud llr. Matthew
Chalmers commissioners appointed by The HuWohe
Curt were Yesterday engaged witI Slcrn's lufy IN
.,vrsiiyntnc ;he question whether Mia bradbury Is
cop,patent 10 manage her affairs.
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MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MONTREAL, Sept. 2l (SpeciGh.-Ihe Grand
Trunk railway receipts for the week ending September
10 are. Passengers. Slj7.OOl freight, Sls7,7O7.
c,mu.rcd with last year this shows "a decrease OF
siJ.7Ol.
Hartford Conn, Sept Eth pursuance OF a decree
Of the United states Circuit Court and By direction oil the
board Of managers OF the Now-Ensaud Car rust the
auction yno % the cntlro equipment aud rolling stock
-, ~, tLe Nay England car Trust G. the Now York
,. New Ipglind Railroad Company was begun to-day
Inc property be sold embraces over loo cars qua
sr entity locomotives the only bidder was charles
A. Clark representing William I. llant, FREDERICK d.
.bury aud EusIaco FitL. Tue lots sold Drought
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CALENDNKs rHI3 DNY.

SUPREME COUNT CnluDE v-Betor1 BlrroL j. Not.
20 ~ n b. or ~ 1877 l3p 49,. I5j, 100, 1856 C1 lb7
iGo 10 III ~ ia, ~, 2G III ~ "45 s29 25O
COURT Before Rollins, S.No. l77-clnie''
ed viii Of BrdGst OR0dr&o 1T ii a m; motion Gilcndar
taled at II a. q, -. H..
o45G 6J7J 5.i 5,9i 20 IS 5Sji 3yI' 3t5'' ''iJ o4o-
nv CoiEr-TGlL THIN PAEr IIl.gaoro McAdnm
G. IINor SiIG I5ig. - . All ~ BIT. !iIl 55st
1915 $500 80 = $3.50 552 sj2o So sos b5jj jigj
sn,vtb and Assi.tlnt District Attorney Dtyh -NOh J. :.
3%5G LAAlU II. In II, 10, 10, u. - 49,.
Judge co Sing. AstistlHt DsJIct AltJl-
nov lied i6rd-Nos. l. ,, 4. j. o. T. D. p 10. H. ~. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
NEM.Ik.I,SEY.

HonoKESCars will bc rliu on the elevated cable oad
next week bat Will not bc opened 10 the public Tor
month.
Gu1rx.nEGG.- Otto BcrnhelmeT OF West New-foTk.
e caught ia the betting Of "a steam crushing machine
Yesterday aud Instantly Killed.
NFw-IsEfsswICK- Elizabeth hendricks. recently
found guilty OF d~riuitins the child Emma belmont.
WIS Yesterday cntcuccd 10y Judge CoweLhOvcn g. pay
fine Of 81 900 the costs OF the court aud To serve
term OF ten years imprisonment at hard labor IN the
tat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
CONTROL OF 4 ,OurhERN ROAD.

The control Of the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad has passed the hands OF the East Tenncs
see Virginia and Georgia Railroad which has recently
,,.r,te IL under lease Tho small syndicate. headed
~ cn,r. Thomas nud Calvin :. Brcc OF the East Ton
nes-rr Company deposited with tue Central trust
I,uuay more than half of the Memphis aud Charleston
.f,t fr which u Will receive first mortgage bonds OF
lie \ nuNyt ls and ONO Railroad at par
N..-rH Hrce ard Ihouns Yesterday acquired ny pur-
chase "A controlling Interest ia the Wadcus Ridge Rail
rol And The Coal Greek and Oakdale coal companies.
which gives them control uf The coal production ON the
line, of the East Tennessee Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
REMARKABLE DISPLAY OF HAIRDREssiN"
An abridged edition of the Eden Musee was

prsseuted Yesterday at A. simonson's millinery anu
hair goods establishment, No. 81 East foufteon ,
a. In order that the latest styles In toihures ign G
fully appreciated by the public. Mr. smonson lmole
fifteen finely finished wax figures, he Grand
Dutchess Olga Christine Nilsson and others Eaeh VI
these was arnyed particular mode OF couture snn
ira living prot0type s supposed admire most lEeIo
was surh a rush 10 see the novel display that u was
found necessary unit the time OF the e11lDon "a
two DAYS The assortment OF fall ana winter
remarkably fine. some the styles or evening ha''
drew forth hearty praise from the crowds oil shoppers
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HOME Ne WIS.
ppoMINE.NT ARRIVAL2

Clarendon Hoiel-Sir Lionel West. st.. BTitiS Sn
Sin,o,a % President OF Peru; Marvin ilnght OF
i.nirIro aud Jesse L. Williams OF Fort wayne
% -. UoJcI Bi>hop Samuel :. Harris. OF pcrot
He" toeman House Alexander Mitchell. OF Milwaukee
" Murray IlW rOtl Ext ohgfcS'lHen JHmr -! "e"
o. UaeI A barton Iorburn. Of Cotton ~ w..
greroori Horsr-- PymaStcr :. W. B",o, y; :" nin
I ty,,s, ug rcsfIuan j. W Dwlgnto i i'Iyueh'
S'T. and ex-senator A. N HOLMES OF MGriisyn VI
~ ~; 49, Vi1t,r,a Hotel. General Manuel r.
Irsda "f Peru Ererea H0use-R. Montgomery
T,ald nf
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ave and sisticth-st, at 10 o. m. tomorrow. ony ua
relatives and intimate friends are 20 that
Wilkes left fortune Of at least 5000 900 In real
bonds and an interest IN The hru o re tunes. ~
been GRADUALLY sinking for few months, put Iotai
consciousness until few hours before MS death,
was the result Brights disease lie iet TWO cnu0n'
md dnIIOh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
prrrrnRING A WIDOW TO DIS WEE.

ITHACA Sept. 24 tSpcciaO.-What looks IKE
sensational olopement came to light here touAy. "neh
N,s Rrey uollord returned home this morning she
leaired that her husband aud widow, Mrs. shuliz who
had some money left town a day or two AGO MIS-
shutz on Saturday took all her money from the BANK
and directed to rent her house and keep INC Fro
ceede for himself IIoford owns ono OF tue cnt pyhs
OF Cayuga Lake, which cleared this place Tor OSweRo
day before yesterday ana 10 Is supposed at INC Two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

eora,e Investigating Committee Ciiy Han, II a. ~;
C,yi Service Cumlussiorors' case before Juugo
Wallace c,.., p,ru m a IN
Nev.York. Budno baseball match IOIo "ro"n"s' '''
p. .,. ,r,,or,vs,xihst and Eighth.
ave. =. m. , ,,a,a Daiy
National Guard shooting matches, Crccnlnopr.
Repubran Union and Protective Ciuo hAeeuu'o
Committee, g p.
Meeting Of the Police Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
TIE BASKErs AND MERCHANTS MORTGAGES.

Inn Inc suit
al mortgage Of 100000 Ga the property OF tho Bankers
and Merchants Telegraph Company brought by the
,,,;,r ,on and Trust Company a. trustee, motion
"a brhalf Of The United Lines Telegraph Company nS
successor uf the BANKERS ana McfchAitH hhh J"nh -
rs receiver 81 tho latter company Tor leave
Ia con u aud defend the action was granted yesterday
Iy Justice Barrett III tao supreme Court Chalhbrts
~, Ln,yryrr deuica a motion Tor the appointment Of
receiver of tie property cHVCro by tue mortgage tbs
mortgage was executed on July =. 1883 prior 10 me
sal took place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
TIE nONUaESr FUND GROWIY0.

Tic EXCCuuVc COlmmlttct OF INC bIaHI
Monument As,ociation met yesterday. Reports were
read by several members which showed favorable
pr0spec for the rapid increase OF the fund The discus
sion which lately carried In reference To the
removal OF GENERAL Grants tOly from New York 10
Washington, has stimulated the people all over the
country TO a renewed action TO Increase the funi and
has brOuxh expression In favor Of Ncwfork being
the last resting place OF thC General from many places
winch we're heretofore thought to be opposed 20 New
York and the proposed monument. The following sun.
scrit,tious were reunrtcd YESTERDAY:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
REASONS FOR WISHING TO IDENTIFY A CODY.

An unknown man, who was dressed like a
sailor was found nsensiblc I'm Wesst. September -,
and died In the New York Hospital His death al
trbuted TO drunkenness The body buried IN the Pot
ters Field Mrs L0ckman, OF Delaware. nj the Bureau
OF Vital Statistics yesterday said that she wished 70
have the body exhuneG for examination She thought
that the dead man was her husband. lie a drunk
ard ana had threatened 10 commit suicide lie had
$4,000 In bank and If she could identity the body she
could get the money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
THROUGH NEU-YORK STATE

CONDITION OF THE BANKS OF THE STATE.
nyyESuEs INCREASED ~ ruE LAST THREE MONTHS
THE CITY BANKS.
ALBANY. Sept. "a Blow is given the sew
tens -, respurces aud liabilities reported TO tho
Ran, snpcrintcnder By the banks OF discount aud de
most, Of, rated under the State laws, showing their con-
,,,n on september II. In tho quarter tho resources
h,cc increased S5.3s7t7j; loans aud discounts So
1so 40 : and deposits. $Js3JGoL Tho number OF
hanks In operation In the 5'ato IS o. Of which Is are IN
the CITY OF Sew.lork
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a levy. an that the assets in the hands OF the
assig-1ee amount to only $143,7 us Al

FATHER AND SON ATTACK AN oFpiCEpR .o,,or-
Agent Stocking of the Society for me rfS Weat
Eleventh.st. and when little i'm Brady, OF NO. o.
MaIberryst. tinndIy knocked at the door on ana
asked for aims yesterday he was so SHARPLY gaeff
GIVING Father fatherp John Brady, coatless
redfaced man, up. when small battle tLro was
E@,h ave- AZ feminist the elder Brady struck
oi , Stocking several severe blows on the head
and face, while the boy threw bricks at NJ SUCK
,nn.s Lact Brady was taken before Justice fat,
t n,S in the Jefferson Market Police Court and
held for trial in default of 5000 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
,vw-vopK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25' 1885

Genests rounded the Brenton's Reef Lghtship At
93s:5O on Tuesday night tho Dauntless al "a tne
morning, there being difference Of nou, nct
minutes aud 10 seconds between them the Genesta
rounded the Sandy Hook Lghtship at 5o9ao on Wei
nesday afternoon and tho Dauntless at lllofz tnero
being hours, mlnules and seconds DetWeen lnem'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25

with poor appetite an perhaps slight cough IN ornng
@ "a, ~ Ivng down at night. should be lOokeu 70 VI e'
Persons addicted consumption are piovelSayh aisor
~ their rsai state Most commence WIN ulsVt-
ri liver lend NJ bad age ton and mperlee. ns' ana
80, emaciatiOu or Wasting OF hc
ION o ~ crofous disease md durable by the use OF
~ c vat O; an blood, leIuSing. aut Dhols anu nv
atiug compounds known as Dr. fer'os "oi1e" ''"''
Dlzcoyery.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
JERSEY CITY.

Otto Koch was arraIgned IN the Court OF Oyer ana
Ter,nincr Yesterday oi an indictment for murder on
Jnne TO- while Phillip IIallrr, an enpl"yo ~ SUE
Gactsry in Union Ill., was his way homo FROM WORK
ho was struck la head With stone. alleged 10 nav
beeu thrown ly Koch aud sustained fracture OF the
skull from which he died.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
AnnOunc enonLA

&C. Shaync manufacturer of Sealskin Gar
rrcns and All leading fashionable Fur u3 iIlncss OAei'
Nm haryIiua thls month. Repairing and altering DONE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25

GEORGE WILKES TO BE BURIED TOMORROW
The funeral of George Wilkes, former editor
and proprietor Of The prit Of The Tmes VINO oiled on
wednesday. will DO held IL b. Paufs church, Ninth-
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urunY A DANIELS. N. D..
Loss nr FLEsn AND STRENGTH

AiIeymgton.avc bot -s',n 1Jth and 3Otl W.
uours-S 10 ) 20 I. Diseases OF the Nervous Sy.s'h
" Gsnito- rinarv organs. Impotence ana steuHf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
MARINE INTBLLIGENOE.

rtsss Sat; 64s Moo rises 642 Moons ago os ~
uIiI yAfE8 fJ-pAt
<M-sandy Hook T5t}ov. Islsnt BIT Hen GAIA iUggo
E.A.Sandy Hook. S13 }ov. Island $50 Hell 1ate io-o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25

A Glicted, Unfortunates .--kidney and bladder
diabetes drUpsy gravel stone yatico deOi
lsch argos, structures &cwilI
br cured ly remedies given In The opage book - pGes
bel by The slhcl Mineral -prius alter Ce2Jl Eod'
way and - cts Physicians ADVICE FREQ aeruooh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
sAII.FD.

STEAMERS Britann,c for Tiverpo0 Pcreian Monarch
,,,, sstate az AIabana glasgow: Uammauii Hanourg;
~ HeTandria Havana Ages Gslyeston CITY oil Aul
savannah. Roanoke, Richmond. o.. 49,,
Iafks Cccile, for Hatav'ai Alexan"Ea' ha'rei Cru
london I adv Of the Lake, sligo.
Brig Morning Light. for Port pain.
,l.o s,,,ed-Via Long Island sound-Shlp f Spec
Antwerp.
Anchored at City Island. bJunc out-ship Cumoerlar
L''''P'''T THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-12-23
Milford.

An interesting address was given in the First church last Sunday evening by Japa- nese student from the Yale Theological sem mary.
 The annual sale of the sittings in the First church will take place at 1O:3O a. m. Thurs
 day. The wedding of Miss Nellie Wilcox and MT. c. B. Mead, of Bridgeport, will take place next Tuesday at 5:30 o'clock in Ply mouth church.
 The Christmas festival of the Sunday school of St. Peter's church will be held in the Town hall on Saturday evening of this week.
 Rev MT. Saunders, pastor oft he Methodist church, gave fine address before Carswell division, s. of T., in their lodge room last Monday evening
 Miss Nellie Munson started last Monday for Denver, Col.
 , srfar tbs sFs1A afy faIlssnaftsi6 fin pf6ee ment society in the Town hall this (Wednes 6f t6e attractions Supper will be served from o'clock until the close of the enter tainment.
 The funeral services of the late Mir. Daniel Miles who met his death by being gored by a bull last Thursday morning, were held last Saturday aftern oon and conducted by Rev. J. H. Fitzgerald. Wopowage lodge, I. O. O. F., and Ansantawae lodge were in attend ance, also officers of the Grand lodge. The peculiar circumstances of the death and the prominence of Mir. Miles in public and church affairs called forth much sympathy and very large attendance of people to pay their last respects to his memory.
 The Sunday school of the First church will hold Christmas service for the children with Christmas trees in the church on Fri day evening. The exercises have been ar ranged with much care and promise much enjoyment to all who are interested.
 MT. s. N. Oviatt was elected for superin- tendent of the First church Sunday school, MT. Andrew D. Baldwin for assistant super intendent, MT. Walter Merwin as secretary and treasurer and MT. Charles A. Smith as librarian at the annual meeting held last Sunday afternoon.
 A musical entertainment will be given in the Town hall Christmas eve by the young people of Plymouth church. Dec. 22.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-12-23
5Nedira1.
COntag giOus.


 am @ native of England and while was in that country contracted terrible blood poison and for two years under treatment out door patient at Nottingham Hospital. England, but was not cured. suffered the most agonizlng pains in my bones, and was covered with sores all over my body and limbs. Finally completely lost all hope in that country, and sailed for America. and was treated at Roosevelt in this city, as well as by a prominent physician in New York having no con nection with the hospitals.
 sa" the advertisement of Swift's Specific, and l determined to give it trial i took six bottles and can say with great joy that they have cured me entirely. am sound and well as ever was in my life. L. FRED HALFORD. New York City, June 12. 1885.
 In March of last year (1SSD, I contracted blood poison, and being in Savannah Ga., at the time. went into the hospital there for treatment Suf- fered very much from rheumatism at the same time. did not get well under the treatment there nor was cured by any of the usual means. have now taken bottles of Swift>s Specific and am sound and well. It drove the poison ont through boilS the skin. DAN LEAHY. Jersey City, N. J August 7th, 1855. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, N. Y 157 W. 23d St. Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga
Morning journal and courier., 1885-12-23
A sn,t For sa5o namaees.

The case of William Massy vs. William A.
 Shepard, the latter of whom formerly kept an intelligence office in this city and sold out to the plaintiff, was tried yesterday in the City court before Judge Dsning. It is a suit to recover $250 and damages for al- legged fraud; Arvine for Massy, Blydenburgh and Cooley for Shepard. The plaintiff claims that the business, for which he paid Shep' ard $25O, was worthless and not as represent ed The arguments will be made this after