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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
HUNDREDS OF WOMEN AND GIRLS BATHING

About 2 600 men and BOYS who gathered around
the free baths were disappointed yesterday, as Iey
were told that the opening day had been SET apart
for women and girls. From a: M till , =, H. v
ury of salt water bath, there being oo an
AVERAGE attendance at each mouse oi oUU.
The cold northwest wind kept q great many
away, but those who braved ~ Iouhl 'I ne
the early morning tbe.bathers were few and mostly
those who work IN factories. Later In the DAY inc
honsekeepers and children took their turn, and IN
the evening again the working people. lhey were
of all ages from five to fifty years ana many Win
on took their young children with them, though
few had the hardihood TO take them INTO me wafer
The keepers sand that If the day had been not there
would have been thousands at each Dath-house
When the season opened last year we
tanks were constantly fuil OF peo opnh
bath-bouse; one for adults. having five feet OF
water in IT. and one Tor children with two feet OF
water. A., 1ve.b 81
pier on Tuesday night expecting lna5 tnG p %.
Would be opened then. and were on hand again AT
a. N. Yesterday, but were again disappomteo as ,ne
bath was not towed into the slip until AFTER y
O'clock. There will be eleven free baths TINS wear
anchored at the Battery. Duane. H1ratio' WI" tSe
Tifty-first and West Twenty-seventh sts. on ihe
North River and at Pier No. 81 ana fltln' In nS
feenth Thirty-seventh and One-hundred-anu.
twelfth sts on the East River. and at the looe
of Lincoln-st. in Morrisania! Each house mas
two men and TWO women keepers ana az "a Il
In Gowanus Bay, where they have been wlntereu,
the former having grounded In the attempt 10 aow
If ont The DAYS for men and boys are tuesdays
Thursdays Saturdays and on Sundays until noon,
and the three other week days are lor Tonol nno
them Last season there were 8, 164,1o bather'
of whom 9S2, I'll were women and girls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
PROTECTION FROM SMALLPOX.

The twenty EIGHT immigrant passengers of
the steamship Polynesia who have smallpox arc under
treatment at the Riverside Hospital The remaining
735 were transferred yesterday to the Emigration build
ings on Wards Island, where they VIII until II is
safe them to go to their destination Dr. Thomas tho
physiclann-chei yesterday had 400 bundles OF straw
and 900 tin pans sent Wards Island for the use
these people. The women and children will he provided
with beds Will have to sleep the straw.
No passes will be given TO friends to visit them, but all
letters and packages for them win DO received at Castle
Garden for delivery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
ST. MARKS oHURoH oBJEo1s TO LIQUOR SHOP.

The Excise Board yesterday rejected an ap-
plication for license for a liquor siOre at No i5G
Second ave- because the Rev. Dr. j. n. Rylance and
members OF St. Marks Church opposed to liauor
place so near the church. Captain McCua. III OF tho
sixth Precinct asked to furnish evidence of the
of guor on sunday In the Van Dyke House. where Quinn
and several sailors said to have been drinking before
Oulnn shot Ong All Mon. Evidence Of the sale OF uonor
I'm the store Of ox-POceman Woodward, at Cav and
Christopher sts sunday given on the trial of
conplaint against Woodward yesterday but Commits
sioners Haughton and Mitchell voted to dismiss tho
complaint.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
NEM.LERsEY TOWNS.

NORTH PLAIyYIELD-A correspondent says that the
INCORPORATION OF the township as borough IL In the
interest good government and is not move on the
part OF politicians.
HoBoXES.Thc large steel cable intended to operate
the cars ON the North Hudson County Railway Com.
pany's elevated road between the Hoboken Ferry and
the brow OF the h arrived yesterday. IL was mado by
Roeblipg Son, Is 1000 feet In length, and, excu
sye OF the wooden drum upon which II Is coied weigh
TONS IL 10 said " be the longest cable ever
made.
HAcKESsAcK.-The rope with which Sisco was hanged
has been stolen and the Sheriff is trying TO lind It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
THE WESTERN UNION DIVIDEND.

The directors OF the Western Union Tele-
graph Company at the quarterly meeting yesterday de-
elared the dividend OF % per cout Colonel H. j.
Cowry, OF Chicago. the general superintendent OF tho
Central Division, promoted to be acting vice presi
dent A memorandum OF tho investment changes since
September 20, 1881 showed that the number OF invest
of shares held by them had Increased from 4OsS46 to
cn- III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
MESSENGER BOYs or STRIKE.

Nearly twenty messenger boys III the Man
haitian District Telegraph Compnnys office, No. 81
Hlc~rkcr IT,. struck yescrlay. twenty-five boys are
employ ed in this Office Tho action OF the strikers was
due 10 -trkc OF some OF the boys the main Office OF
tho Baltimore aud Ohio Company on tuesday. ihe
boya assert that they received - 90 week ana TWO
pundavs a month but they were Informed recently that
m. sundays would DO deducted hereafter Al the Office
OF the Telegraph company IL said that the strike was
OF Importance hud had not uterfered with the conf
pany's business The boys were informed that they
would not DO taken back aud new boys were hired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
GOING TO MS CONSULATE.

Ferdinand +. Dufais, ofthe Cotton Exchange,
who was recently appointed Consul to IIavre sailed for
France on the steamship ST. Laurent yesterday Before
his departure he warmly greeted In the Exchange
President runer called tho members to order
that Mr. Dufas about to 20 abroad and suggested
that a final salute he given lin. Tue building shook
with the cheers OF members. Mr. Dufais responded
in few words. Several OF tho members accompanied
him 10 the stenmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
HE HAD BEEN THERE HIMSELF, PERHAPS
From The LetpistOn NE. Journal

One day, when a member of our party had
landed an unusually large fish, our guide suggested that
put lot OF lead inside OF him. Load him he'll
weigh down." said he "That's the way all OF EN- do"
The owner of tho fish spurned this proposition. An
amusing happening occurred when the big fish dis
played on the piazza and duly weighed before the con
gregaion. rayhaired sportsman coolly felt OF the
fshs belly to II there might be anything inside OF
him that did not belong there have less confidence In
big fish stories than had before this little
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
WARD SAYS he DOESN'T Want TO ESCAPE.
10 ne Ncto- York Associated Press

! understand that il has been reported That 1
intended to try escape from jail tonight ana that de-
tectiye- had been sent here To watch me- Respectfully
will state FOR to the public that the mat
ter or escape been tie furthcat from Thoughts
aud my Intention Is and has been from the first % walt
my trial aud defend myself against the many attacks
made against me. II had been my desire 70 escape
could have done so long before my arrest But II has
never entered my mind. and / feel that II IL very
unjust the part Of any to suspect such thing
Very re.pcctfuly. FERDINAND WARD.
Iudlop Strsel Jafi NOr- York, June 10. 1855.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
SKULLS DUO Up ~ BROADWAY.

Half dozen grinnIng skulls standing in row
on table greeted visitors to tho ofce OF the
steam Company In COrtlandtst st. yesterday. So many
visitors suddered ut the sight Of them that they were
taken into back room out OF sight They were dug up
Win several others In Broadway between Chambers and
Eeade SITS twelve feet below the serface. The old
re dens OF this part OF Newfork are specializing over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
syygPtGE RArEs no De ADVANCED.

The English transatlantic steamship lines
having become tired OF carrying secrago passengers
less than the freight PROVISIONS have resolved TO IN
crease the former twenty-five per cent. The Cunard,
White Star fnmnn Anchor GuiOn National. state and
American line, have signed an agreement, To continue
for three months June 49, which advances the rates
from to $40 from Ncw-York to Liverpool by either
OF tho four lines. and the other four com
paues arc allO we'd "A dilcrcntial rate or IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
HARDWARE FOR the INDIANS

The Indian Commission have been engaged
for week IA making the awards for hardware. The
bid. are divided INTO small quantities for axes, nuts,
bolts school bells leather betting etc Those receiving
the contracts are Robert Murray, s. III. Crane, T. A.
Holmes c. H. Conovcr A. Flager, s. ID. Kimbade, H. $.
Wakcmau, X. II. Robbins, NJ &. G.. Witte, j. H. Wood
house. @. Y. Smith and Kelly, Maus Il Co. Tho final
awards OF the commission for barbed iron fencing Will
he M Ia "A few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAY CLUB.

The Young Mems Republican Club met last
night ut No. II West Twcnty-seventh st, Resolutions
we're adopted urging State Convention to pro-
vide by equitable plan for town representation
in State Conventions approving the resolutions
relative party representation adopted May 20, 1882
by the committee Of the last state Convention, and ask
ing the State Committee to call, In accordance there
N, nm enlarged Statc COnYen, Ion this fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
pLsrosIy0 OF Ay ELEPHANTS CODY.

A van from the Board Of Health drove up to
the Central Park Arsenal yesterday for the body OF
Dutch Mary the elephant that was shot on tuesday III
4. large enough TO carry TWO horses without difficulty
but It's space oil occupied by the body OF the ele
phant. the body was taken To rendering establish
ueut. There are a great many societies that would
Ike have parts OF elephant sIclotJn, said Supern-
iendent Conkn but the skeleton OF an entire elephant
/. not IN demand now None OF the hospitals wanted
Tie body and We did d,sect 1t at the Park"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
TIE GOVERNORS ROOM REJUVENATED

The repairs of the Governors Room in the
citv Unll nre now practically completed. The ceilings
are frescoed ana them the coats OF
Of the city and State are conspicuous The old CONT
oenal furniture covered with linen and the antique
dcsks and Washngton's table have been vanished The
cfurcs Governors AMI Mayors have been rehung
and new wilton carpet has been laid down. The work
has cosL nearly $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
STRIKE IN A SHOE FACTORY.

g. & d. snver's shoe factory. Tarrytown. was in a
crppled condition yesterday owing to strike In the
butoning department There ab0nt eighty persons
employed there, but last night fortyvc Of them went
ont on strike The strikers told the company that they
must discharge man who had charge OF heeng ma
chine or take consequences The company chose the
latter alternative. IL employs altogether about 2oo
hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
TWO YOUNG MEN GET HEAVY SENTENCES.

John Kerns and Charles SchauD, young men
who said they peddlers, pleaded guilty yesterday
before Recorder smyth charge OF having assaulted
MARY Smith, middleaged servant. She lived at No. 233
West One-hundred twenty fourth-st and was In
Centraaye early the evening OF May 90 and asked
the men 10 direct her TO Father Munss church. They
dragged her TO vacant aud assaulted her. Recorder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
JERSEY CITY.

The excursion steamboat Josephine, recently pur-
chased by A. p Black, OF Poughkeepsie has been beed
for repairs made on her by McWiliams ~ Brown ma
chnsts and boiler makers the firms claim amounting
10 s., 900. Other claims aggregate about $4,000.
Frank Clif, tnsnith, living at No so Grand-st Iio-
boken while working the roof OF "A four-stOry house
in MadsoD-s yesterday fell into The street, receiving
fatal Injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE; THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1850

President of Sing Sing. was arrested yesteIaay ~
charge of using profane language In the pupnc
Mt KIsco Moses W. Fish. age sixty.nlne for many
one Of the Justices OF the Peace OK the towh OK
bedford, died yesterday.
WHITE PIArSs-The supervisors yesterday passed. "a
resolution directing all the county onces 10 coso y"
noon on Saturdays during the summer month";
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
I1nNG THE SOUND.

GREENwrcH-A yacht club has oeen ofga TlnS com
modore: charles j. Hart, vcecommodore Henry As'o o.,
secretary and treasurer regatta VIII tfe sncde b,
lime 05 - An unknown man colnniltteo suioio9 "
hunting in front OF the mall train last evening"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
NEWARK.

Suit has been begun against the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company for $4,000 damages by the husband OF Mrs
Mel aughlln, who killed in collision between
locomotive and street at the Market Street Depot
some months ago.
The body of Father Prieth was In st. Peters Roman
cathoic Church Yesterday and was viewed by several
tbonsand peope The funeral will be held to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
MARINE INTELLIGENC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun 424 727 Moon rises 1923 Moons age ds29
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
<.N-Sandv Hook, 5:53 Gov Island, 6:l0 Hell GAIA 1850
RN.-sandy Hook. 0:27GOv Island. 6I9 Hell Gaze. 93I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11

Druggists everywhere sell Platt's Chlorides,
and over G 900 physicians testify that IL is the best dsnec
taut Known Try tyou will kelI Quart bottles % cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
Announcements.

"A tired pen won't write" said George Eliot.
Neither will sick body work For the body use Dr. Ken
nedy's 'Fayorito Remedy" Rest and restoration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11

BY using Platt's Chlorides freely much sick
ness trouble be prevented IL Is tho bes
disinfectant and has Objectionable features.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11

Earl e. Wilson's f.. 81 w. brand Of Mems
collars aud CUFFS are the best Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
STATEN ISLAND.
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

NEW BRrGHToS-Cary. saloon keeper arrested for
selling beer 10 q minor, yesterday fined $40 and
costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11

Careful housekeepers use Platt's ChlOrides
md thoroughly disnfecting every suspicious place.
enjoy freedom from disease. Do you use Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11

Asa disinfectant Platt's Chlorldes is especially
Odorless prompt thorough and cheap. IL
lust what every family wants. Try IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
IA Lerington.aye.. between 10th and 30th SITS
Uours-9 To l. TOT. Diseases OF the Nervous stem.
0enito. rinary Organs. Impotence and sterility.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CTY.-The Grand Jury OF queens
County have found the evidence against Sheriff Furnan
insufficient TO sustain the charges against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11

REED g. CARNRICK's SODIUM HYPoCHLoRITE.
Recommended by tho PUBLIC Health Association rs
Choera Diphhern Fevers Malaria etc. prevented ny "a
use. sold every where Send for pamphlet =, ~ "
REED & CARSRlCk, ls2 futohs@' W. lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11

Rupture, pile tumors, fistulas, and all
90 cont cancer OF the lower bowel radically cured
WooI oi oagoaars two letter stamps Worlds Dispensay
Medical Association. Bunao N \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11

WHAT IS BUHACnf
p,bacb - ia The a reat California Insect Powdor tho only
.b.aInfe Specic for oaches edbugs Ants all insects
beware OF imltations Buhach Prod and Mtg Co, ~
leda at N. Y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11

sMo sNo.-B. Gedney Tompkins, ex-Mayor or ex-
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-14
Gubclis faffet % fait.

Den iamme Wanb, iom tioIisere uar
mistGntt for om Afiensn at bape ouer:
faIpt 6ruentimmer paa 9aoen, 90 ism
Spens Mtapor fanssoe ueb at ifsre fig
6pinoeorast, CT M eneelis bleuen iat
/ filter 6Oruurtns for en- Glib. Gfterat
ban bensans bauoe remit Iise ueo JanSs
iIets 0sr bar ban bog ienere pift fig
trant os fri Der / Spsn. Bette ipns
ties WariDuaen q Ilot for meset, ban
tOs uo en- Warrant imoo BAN, os ban
bIeu iorbsrt for en- Suffice. Nntlasen
Loo paa, at ban par en- 2sssianser %
6tebsforitprrer. Ser afasoss Here Bib
nesbp,b, Os antIasen bIeu befunott
srunbet. a%ntlusspe iIusbes n WuItt
paa $50 FAINT SmtOiminser os so Oas
ses Strafsarbeise. Der IiaSer peo
5ansilet en- bel asie 8eb, iOm tranasr
til at Opiasss, os nu bIiuer ca bette siort.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-14
as. 49,, Wr m,rrius Sorm

rlbe paa Scr. MerriaS 6arm ct
gar MiIe / ROrb for Spen bolOt man
| SrsSaes paa at nebgGsse en- Ssbes
bpIbnins for SOmmeren. Deb AF9s
uiuasu inbtraf ben uIptte, at Ell s5ss
Blot aleb / en- auben END ben bereS
uebe Retnins, os Wsrrius Con, en- l5s
uaria Gut lit fit ~penitre Ben brGttet ltrar
openfpr auteIen. Or. Bulls bar ieet
grupbst, os baaber, at bet lite itOl
taae iaa Iense, for aIt sr 9Oot o9
uel.
Den samle Sluffton Bro branbt'
for nosIe Gage iioen. Oct par boo
lite flor Stabe 9io,t, tbi bet par blot
ben samls Grabru. Der forte bsn til
Sernbroen, os iOm allgeueI ifu!Ss nsO'
ripes os ~opbpsses fra mt at. SOn'
trattsren bapbe inbimurt be fOritisui9'
Observation-Disclosures msb Serpentin 70,
at faa Mstrinssrne Isie, cg, meoens
S;naen par tiIitebe, bauoe en- susr an
ben unoifabsfuIb 6pr fat SIb berpau.
-SfsIse pripat efterretning fra Snni
q. anosrien / 6oreit @itp gnnbe Der
bans Sus bare inotruiiet II boilt ipr.
oeIis lllptte 3bis SuleOas, ioet nsnIit
en- 9ampe iprans os ipreitebe ben bren
beube Ole ouer bans Rones 9aanb
GUN blsp lsmt forbrGnot, os Slos'
too osiaa fat | Rlaberne, men belois
uis a Der iaa Munse | gersIiet, q
bet Sele mart bIeu i%luftet. SapSe De
life peret en- iaaban SOltsBiRlp tilitsoe
er ban banse for, at baabe &onen o
bet belle Sus uiIbe pere bIepen susr
mes Rop. 8et lob 10 forboIbspis bel
oist af, tbi bupbe SIieu iprsitst uiber
omtrins, ba bapbs Der nsppe uGrt
Rsbnins for ale benz, iom par betinb'
- lloe | Weit Union bar en- I'm
Nanb peS Sfaua Sobnion miitet SiDsi
San laa paa Sofasn os huiIte ftg ,
ban psnb.s fig, git Stubbet, tbi b
er 10 Hart, at ban iOm be heite anbr
unss Nenb, mautte bare en- Reuolps
Ii 9ommsn. Sau bsbe ifrar sfter. @j
bet tunbe gre en- abpariel til be
Mansbs %llnssuttsr, Der tror, of De
ip9re til 6arIe. uaar be tan saa on
firing meb en- Repoluer. 6orucen
Bet sr en- Euabslisbeo cs en- itamm'
Zig llforiistisbeb er bet 10 Osiaa
Sortrgbsiie si7h 2opsn.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-14
Spao 93iSuta,d ntaa taale.

Set npuaI9te tpbite Stort5iug er en-
aofG6sIig aiIoe til Siuf,Iisr % greoe
for ben tpOite Serufanilsr. Suret er
Bog mere bets9uenba for Stiuirgsn eab
8ismard5 iibfte 9tsoerlag. 9Gn for
Iou9te @~euiIgnirg til en- ny 8tr,;tsrs
poit / uoenrigsminiaeriet % lagoe belle
lin PsliouIigGsbs 8eqt inb for at
tremms tenne Sag; men bier bog ousr:
TENT.
Sugen bebanbIsbss / 8igs6aecl. nu
Onsbu9. @ismar5 onb, Falc6s gepiIg
uir9en o.. minoeoe ON. at ban / 1877
maatts iose 2IiiteO paa @ruub at Over.
anItrGugeIie. Ruu Us6 en- StsefortrG,
Der tuHoe ban foybIiOe / gm6coet, men
naar UtioIsr til Coming al IN Std,
fOrtrGosr rGsiebes BAN, muut;s han
iraiise itg auiuarst ior pserligere at
le6e oSa aosurtsTe goIiiit "gtcnr ieg
= uobreo ban - pso min GmGsbsee
forlitrsr. at 9oitsn er Heb1ens,g, men
Rissbagsr uffaar gsDi'guiugsu, betegs
mes jes suteu i0m uDibenbs eusr ubges
Zig. Seq bar Ofretmin Srof % Snuos
beO ! @.iierens % gauests Iiensits,
rG5t mig berfor lite hst aeogenbige
iii lisuetsrs liolsrelis.~
9anet al GyemitriotsPurtiet taIte
imOo B~eUiIgningeH.
9ismord miuesoe b~srcitsr ON Be
mango Miaioner, iom / os forIe5nr
Alrtisr par aHuenot til Robiliisriuqer.
Gen tpOite 9oIitit bapbe tlose!ie for.
itaaet ct unbqaa iaobaurs Wobili'erius
ger, GO NJ siiss Hi85oegsn uzg,s be
HsoDsn6iss 0Riolsr til e,nne 9olitits
%Sortiatleiis. Seq foriitrsr - la8ss
Ban - paa @~ab,0sOsgae, at ia lite
tan nr1eibe mob bet ruDaren6e 9rrios
male. @asteIis Of gspiGeriagsa bar
fun i'll Snf8t at 9ispc mig eiUss
iult
S%oclaIiT.a geItmar ptTeSs, at
mon uee Gomitolsus buuse sjort leits
GTiariEgsT ON gmbsoseosu.
graiibentrn bao BAN ON at
uncIaoe iaabarne lIbtalsIier.
8oumar utlGreoe, q; ban bauss
tail om e. retslis 9aagt5n,ug al Gm
beoseosns Uti8brus. (Stor llrO, @uab
til Sroeul.
Ytsmord oao Sodmar botanis
5uortll iaa6anue a%rsrsrise llotais!ier /
Sartamsurst tuuoe iars. 6an ;~orIanof,
COB SsIifabatO".. "Ranr lea life ipa.
Ter pea ulilbsrItg nlaaee. iigIot6 ettt,
min C~P5yogetie. SO bar life siort
9abetsso g~iqioeaoe. men bar iogt, al
leg AMER 8euiIguiugsu usapnSig, buor,
Ii! isg sitsr min Spetbsuisning CT 81.
rsiiigst.
8euiIguirgsu fortditeoes ueo Nauue.
opraab me0 I4l ct. imoo Il9.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-14
9maapiuf.

Maifsraoeu 5rsbas aftsn / Stsys
ers 3aa pal uaIminbelis taIrist beisst.
Oecorab Manufacturing GOms
panp bar inOfiuet fin girfiombeb, fors
bGabentIis bog blot inbtlI uioere.
= 5Orrise 6rebas uiite Gbermomes
tret So @raber unoer 9tuI Der Bpen
| iaa GiIfaIbs pilos bet baue paret NOT
iaa rimeIist, ON fiere enb en- uar fross
iet libel.
- Mrs. Senniid, en- Mober uf cone.
ben, ct afsaust uep 0sben; IiseIsbes
Wfrs. 9rGtte, 8isbmanb 9rattes Wo.
Der; ben Sibfe efter Iensere Gibs
SpsoOm.
= Rnut 9arieu, tiblisere Dseorab.
Manb, M S~isbmanb 9oa. Minnsiota,
bar tasst fig Glib til at ie bernsb til
SIGst % 8enner. San ubIaIer fig
iGrbeIes tiIfrebs meb S%orrstninssrns
oerOppe.
- 8i anmober Nue os gnbper ON
at IGie Guertisiementet fra 9r. ginger,
iOm MI bar fipbt ub ben Stomaser:
5Orretnins, Der tibIisere i~nbebaubes al
abode .. u. 5ois.
- Der er en- IiuIis @riie.G Craft pao
Gubsrns MI ON Dagger. 8aabs lie.
psnbe Os iIasteoe Suin brinsss inb
Wensbsuis, Os priisrne er Osiaa not'
iaa sObe.
- SssWanben 9anion Bridge 30,
nu bsspnbt fit 8intsr.a rbsibe. 9an
fuber Sien fOrtrinIis; bsrfor lager
ban osiaa inb fore Masier os piI bsnns
Sang trGiie fpecieue 6orunifaItninse,
for, at bans Bare lite ifaI tase nosen
Stube unosr SpbOIbst / Ssbuist.
= gn spie, iom ituIbe afsaa poo
ben nps Sernbane, fog fig gal os tos
6Iustsn; paa fin Sart traf ben til al
nlsbe ism. BED, iom piIbs forisse at
ltanoie ben, men bet fog fell. 6pien
gap Mr. BED en- ristia aIuOrIis Yaa.
minSslls ! Sioen Os LOB ioa after af.
itsb, iubtiI ben enbeIis bIeu tnebet Iems
sere oppe ! @aben.