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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-11-26
RIVER FALLS JOURNAL.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Fireman's Ball to night.
Underwear at Abraham's.
A nice line of fur caps at Jenson's.
Grand Opening at Avery's, Nov,
9th.
Fur coats at Weisend Bros. Cloth
ing Store.
Herman Wehmann has returned
from New York.
You can buy an elegant cloak at
Jenson's for $1,000.
Minneapolis North Star Blankets in
all colors at Jens0n's.
Catholic Prayer Books for sale at R.
\. Avery & Son's.-tf
Clothing dyed and repaired on short
notice by Brown Bros.
Underwear and flannel shirts cheap,
at Weisend Bros. Clothing Store.
|
4 fine line of crockery at Avery's.
Clifton, Avlon and Majolica ware.
The finest line of neck-wear and
silk handkerchiefs at Weisend Bros.
Bert. Fletcher, of Hammond, was
visiting in the city early this week.
Union Thanksgiving services in the
NJ f. Church at 1880 this forenoon.
Miss Jennie Burhyte is home from
Minneapolis to spend Thanksgiving.
John Lundquist will set up free
lunch Observation-Disclosures.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-11-26

Miss Jennie Burhyte is home from
Minneapolis to spend Thanksgiving.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-11-26

Those with an eye to business do
not fail to see in what the Garment
Cutter offers, field for honest and lu
crative work not often found that Can
be commenced with little or no capital
and which can be made permanent
work, that will grow more and more
lucrative as time goes on and eXpe-
rience in the business ripens. In this
work, the two great predominatlng
factors of suScesS, viz: An honorable
vocation pursued with hard. determin-
ed. continuous and well directed in
dustry. prevail to the fullest extent.
1t is, therefore, growing enterprise,
and one that will warrant almost any
energetic lady or gentleman to engage
in. Several of our citizens have TAX
en- agencies in adjoining towns aud
counties and all report splendid sue
cess ST. Peter tMinn.) Herald.
Iowa CITY, Sept. IA, 1885.
Mr.. j. X. Doran,
Dear Sir:-The first four days of ac-
tive work in the country made for me
ten sales. | like the work, and they
sell better than | expected; l also APP
pointed two agents. Probably the
reason | made so many sales was that
| traded with the farmers for chick
ems. consider my profit for four
days work over $50 My wife wants
You TO explain al about the Voice of
Fashion and what will have to be done
IN order to take subs ribers for it.
Hoping to hear from you soon. | am,
Very truly,
II. II, ABRAMS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-11-26

Union Thanksgiving services in the
NJ. f. Church at 1920 this forenoon.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-11-26

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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-11-26


ans! supper given by the Good TEN
rlIs last Thursday evening amounted
,oSI2 30.
David Rollins has removed from his
chiffon farm 10 this city, occupying
rooms in the q. w. Pratt house on
Main Street.
Eastwood brings $3.50 per cord at
The junction Mills, and large guam
thy is being hauled for use in making
steam there.
Mrs. G. W, Farnsworth and Mrs. r.
:. Freeman gave five O'Clock tea at
the residence of t he former, last Fri
day afternoon.
4 large delegation took the train
here Tuesday morning for Hudson, to
attend the Farmers Institute held
there Tuesday and Wednesday.
Old Jack Frost now gets in his
work on everyone from head to toes.
unless he's wise enough to wrap him
self in Abraham 5 fine Clothes.
Save money and get new styles by
buying your Wall Paper at K. n.
Avery & Sons Book Store. Old stock
All cleaned out-n0tning but new.-30
The local market has been well sup
ulied with turkeys during the week,
Ia meet the demand incident to
proper observance Of Thanksgiving
to-day.
The superior wisdom of some men
does not pass all uuderstanding-when
il is known that they go to Abraham
one Price Clothing House to buy their
] raiment.
The Young Folks Meetings at the
/ NJ. Z. Church are rapidly gro wing IN
| attendance and interest. 1t Will pay
any young man or young woman 10
/ attend these meetings.
If YOU want to buy suit of clothes
/ or overcoat 90 to Weisend Bros.
+ Clothing store, where You will find
prices lower, and a larger stock than
/ in any other place in River Falls.
The Quarterly Meeting announced
/ to he held here last Sunday at the NJ.
/ f. Church was postponed, and will
axe place next Wednesday, when the
/ Presiding Elder will be in attendance.
/ Why shake with cold when you can
/ buy warm and comfortable Clothing
Of Abraham at prices that correspond
with the price of wheat when mo. ]
Hard" is down to fifty cents bushel +!
on account of our going to press
a.,3iar than usual that We may enjoy
thanksgiving Holiday, correspond
me- received by II dnesday nights
mail necessarily lies over till next
week.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-08-26
'fhe. siumbug Expert.

A Correspondent OF tie Tuolumne
independent sends that journal
description of the scientific, The pracii-
cal aud The humbng experts. The one
most familiar, and the one to whom
The lions share of employment falls,
by the means of cheap meihod- OF
obtaining Conformation" of valuable
properties. is the humbug expert, of
WHICH he writer says:
The humbug expert is The ore
which calls himself scientific, because
he Is not practical, or praciical because
he Is not scirntitic, aud corresponds to
what, in the medical possession, Is
called quack. He iacks the fir't
essential OF an expert, intelli gent
knowledge of his business, and super.
added Ia lhal, he lacks honesty, which
may ari>e either as lack of honesty IN
giving opinions abeul matters lac
knows nothing about, or lack of actual
liWt$tN 1HduNiaiiN ih'' - INV i"''-
Of nimi.e tongued fellows wha prey
on III. mining public. They are, as 4
rule. ignorant adventrers, whp viii
not scruple 10 do or say ANY lhins
necessary for them To carry out iheir
schemes. Someimes the hunibus is ii
sradu tie from The back.door of col
lege, or drug store, or an assay Office,
Per laps he has run "A car in mine, or
shoveled laiiiugs in IL mill, and, llrlng
oi honest labor, he starts out with his
check and GLIB tongue as bis capital.
Sometimes HE h,i.nbug Is honest in
his intentions, and erls only through
uulntenlianal ignorance of his business.
Again The humDug is one who has
received scienlinc llai ing and
lie .red just enough Ia turn his head
The question of The extent
and value of an ore body is IL matter
OF figures, and leaves no room Tor
doubi when it has been explored; but,
when only II portion OF IL can be seen,
ali calculations, as to extent and value,
are guesses, pure aud simple. The
huinbug expert, however, Is 10 be
feared just as much rs ii hnmbug any
hing else; tor all hnmbugs, be they
doctor, lawyer or miner, are alike dam
gerous, because they give opinions on
matters of which they know nothing
at all.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-08-26
Novel e. Q tor pei ium sr..msn-

Jasiiee II c. CASEY, of Tonnkins-
willie. l. l., Wa seated in his oiilee
last evening when man who said ais
name WAS Brown came in and stated
fhat he wanted nm officer 10 arreal
apofher man, aho was constantly FOL
I'm ing him about with shotgun and
murder Squire Casey
saw al once hat Mr. Rfawn was III Il
Wild state ,f deirium tremens, bur
that il was moi IA desperate case. The
squire turned To Constable McNey,
who WIS Ia the room, and ordered him
10 90 out and arrest The supposed
murdernns az illcry man and bring
him into the back yard, where they
would SAW him III two. Constable Nc
Vey was told quietly by the Justice 10
go oui IN The yard and tix some w"od
IN The saw-buok, which be did. The
rest of me novel cure for deirium
lrenens was told by the Justice as fol-
iows:
II mad just got in full cord OF un.
Spit wood. Constable MuNry fixed II
log of II IN The sawback and ed the
shsveiing Mr. Brown out to il. Nc
Ney ,oid the leilow lh II there was bis
mau lying there, and 10 lake Tue saw
and saa nlni Ia Two. Brown Went III
The task wnh Will. Wien he had
got through one log he Was gwen
another one, the Constable remariing
Is he adju, ed each log lhat he saw
bad slipped.
ii WAS II warm night, and the per.
spIraiiou rolled OF Bfown IN torrents.
Ine whisky Was working uut of his
SYSTEM aud braln at al rqiaiiy rapid
rale. Bat man who has taken 81
much tb.u he aas tue "norfprs' unu$L
work out good deal before he is
aware Of II. so Mr.. brown went ON
hour ailer hour, saving log alter log.
He worked up half my wuDd pie. |
told MeNcy IL stahd i'y, ANA myself.
and nclg ghpors, VINO llad ncen wecDlns
HE novel cure, went ~ bed Al md
night with Brown stIll bard at work
i This mprnlng | was told bY tile Con.
stable thai lis patient Ia come 10 his
senscs about 2 o'elOc :, aad had then
gone into . SOUND sleep. fr IN which
II is likely he will awake feeling
natural, and with u nne appetite.
guess good, honest and nard W Tx viii
cure il good many olner men who are
suffering nom carrying ABOUT gin-nilils
TOO mucD "-tf,nphtc.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-08-26
Well Read, Not Well Inforined.

There is something positively ludi-
crous in the assumption of many per-
sons of both sexes in society thai they
are highly wcll.informed because they
read all the novels of any note that
come out. OF course To do this in
wolves II certain amount of industry,
bul il does not necessarily involve any
intelligent and critical Discrimination
and it requires no great capacity to
read II gwen number of pages ri nc
lion, A large part of the literary talk
IN society consists of reference To
noyels, und many person oi genuine
native wit and sound understanding is
untervalued because he or sue is not
crammed with this ticuon's lore and
glib of speech in relation To il. There
Is wide tic d oi reading besides
novels which does require capacity,
aud those who are familiar with il are
not apt To have cart load Of novels,
GOOD, bad and indifferent, al Their
tongues end. Properly considered,
acquaintance n ground of seli.esteem
o. TO disparsge those whose tastes run
in a different direction.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-08-26
A Smart Sch me.

Two darkies had to carry "A large
desk To The house Jf DR.. Blister, wan
had bought it at IA furniture store,
When they arrived with the desk, he
was IN, and directed them where To
put it The darkies expected To get II
quarter apiece NJ least for their extra
trouble, but, alas! The doctor did MT
give them anything at all. lie forgot
all about their sutfrrings IN Carrying
he heavy desk up the two flights of
stairs.
They consulted together for NO
to fight and pound each other, calling
each other all manner of vile names
No such uproar h I'd been heard since
The adjournment Of the last legisla-
lnre.
Out aud wanted 10 know what was The
cause Of The disturbance.
LIS htdu Hlsldh NtI' i"i u'cstii Wv
money whui You guy him for us boie.
for toiln' dat desk up de STAR said
sam.
"Yon is n liar. De doc,ah didn't
glib me de money, You got de money
rouself and KEEP it. for youself.' re.
torted Jim.
"You are both wrong, hoys," said
DR.. BLISTER. II didn't give either of
you anything, but III make II all rieb'.
Don't tisht any more" aud taking out
his p,ckelbook gave them quarter
each.
Those who assert tnat the oolored
man has no executive ebiity should
read this item.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-08-26

SECOND DIVISION
BISHOP CREEK AND Keller TRAIN RUNS ON
MONDAYS. wsDNEsDAYs ASD FRIDAYS,
THE az FRA ScIsco TRAIN, on TuE5-
DAYS. rlIJRs DATs AND - ruRDAfs,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-08-26
TUASAEOPSEs.


Written for the BULLETIN by EurERrgrl
Why should fear. now d ath is near.
From this vain wotid 10 roam;
When can rise boYe The skies,
To Il celestial home.
0. Nature. cease and rest in peace.
Reiea = my feeble breath:
Though strong your claim. II Is quite plain
Ioi cannot conquer Death
Though cold and drear he does sppe ?,
'Ti- by his helping hand,
We rise from earth 10 Il new birth
In Gods own bissfuI land.
What is hat bright and shining light
Before my falling eyesy
Does 1t appear To draw me near
The gates of ParadiscS
o. trembling soul. 20 near the goal
Fear not launch away.
Break Natures chain, with which twould
fan
Bend you to mortal clay.
To cold. grim Death yield m, breath,
Also this WORKOUT Frame;
The g1d whu gave will surely take
The spark OF heavenly flame.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-08-26
A Mickrii City.

"When cum To New York." SAID n
countryman II alters go round hold
ing en- to my pocket book like grim
death. You can't tell whut minute
some reller MY rob you. This city is
full of thieves"
"Do you carry much money with
youY'
"I've got anout $500 now. l sold
an old boss this mornin' thai l sllcked
up for 5000 that wasn't wulh S75. |
see in minute that The Teller sold
him to didn't know nuthin' bout
hosses."
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-08-26

A school board examiner lately
asked The following questions of a
lilIle glrl: What is The plural of
man9' Men" "Very well; and
wnat Is the plural of child| Twins
Immediately replied tn. bright little
girl.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-08-26

X000 00flln presents giDea array. Send
WIUV,VUU Is cents postage ant by mail
yod wili' ge, Jree p ickage Of goods oil large
value That will start you In york That vii: al
once bring you In money faster than any bihg
else In America. All about thr S2o1,0uO in
presents with each box. Agents W winted
everywhere, OF either sex, of all ages. loralt
he ~ Lime. or spare time only,te work for Us a;
sh shhslr own homes. Fortunes for all mrkers
absolutely assured. DOM DELAY. HAL
'krr q TO-. Portland. Mann.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-08-26

The above tram. are run daily and make
close connection at Mound House with
trains of the Virginia and Truckce Railroad
for ViI.iLia City and Reno, and with the
Central Pacific ut Reno, Via the Virginia and
fruckee, for all points Eas. ana West.
Stage Connections
AT Hawthorne with the United States stage
Conpanys coaches for Aurora, - miles:
Bodie, 81 miles; Lunly and Bridgeport, and
stages for Coreyviile, II miles.
AT Luning, l5j miles from Mound House,
with Giimer, Salisbury L Co.'S tri-weekly
stages leaving Mondi.s Wednesdays ana
Fridays for Dowseyv'FA. Grantsvile ane
Belmont.
Al Candelsril with the stages for colum-
bus. miles; Silver Peak, Montezuma Aida
Valley, Gold Mountain, etc.
AT kceler with stages for Cerro Gordo- o
miles; Darwin, - miles. and Panamlnt.
IL. NJ. YERlNdrON, Gen. supt.
X. j. LAWS, Assistant Superintehcent.
ID. \. BENDER,
General + eight and Passenger AGENT.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-08-26

MMmoi, money than al anstuins alss D,
uNtaRlns an agency for the D st seliL
SSot1I"out SatI Beginners succeed grandy MOI
land Maine
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-08-26
SEALED PROPOSALS!

SEALED PROPOSALS! F!
TN THE NATTER OF ADVERTISING
i for bids for repairing the midse over
Walker River. On tae >.arson aud Aurora road,
near Sweet water
In pursu .nce OF an order of the Board OF
County Com IN isslone.s oi Esmerald Coanty,
Stale oi Nevada, L.ade On tue I'd day oi
March, a. D. 1885. thi the bridge over
Walker River, On Iae Carson and Aurora road
near Sweet water snail DC repaired.
SEALED PROPOSALS
viii be received by said Board of County
Commissioffcrs OF Esmeralda County, Nevada
ut tue office of the County Clerk, at haw-
thorne, III said county, up 10
March 10, 1888, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
OF said day, for puttins the sail bridge In
KoUd repair. Said -pairs W lhcldde me put
tIng lii OF two new strdlnins sans ol good
pIne tim Der, l!xlI lncncs square, ana "a iset
IN lenglu, new JacS braces Or fallefs vi same
mate.ial, lsxl4 incnes square, SAM len tn as
laUse now IN IN Drudge, llso IN repairing OF
i slrnIe 10 make j. slrong add sale. 10
be wcIl ooiled, aud orIced and nnlsaed IN d
subslanlIai. uura ole and worin ,ii.iRe MAI
l.yr Aiso In5 dor of tnt bridge u De put III
good repair, aad To nave. when nnlsned,
raise OF GRO ,vning ol i've lncacs ii tue cenlsr
Ia contractor 10 furnish all new material an /
aoor in sing sail repairs.
The board reserves me r. isht to reject any
and ali oids.
rroyosa.s To b. ,aled and dir cted To the
Cointy Clerk, al Hawthorne, Nevada, ana ~
ue deslxaaIsd ron otner comm nidicatlons,
lnus. Proposals lor X pairing ,Bsid 5e.
Dy order Vi In, Board of colnty Co.nmis-
sioucrs OF Es.ncraidd County, Nevada.
/. n. FAHh ELL. Clerk.
hawthorne, March j, 1888.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-08-26
.tW AND EtEaANT CLUB ROOMS

The proprietor viii endeavor TO sell the
very best of every article In their line. ana
hereov aerit Il liocra. share Of the pubic
patronage.
G. A. RICHARDSON
National Republican., 1885-09-01
A Personally Con ducted Excursion.

A personally.conducted excursion to the
Allegheny mountains over the Pennsylvania
railroad to Cresson the great mountain health
resort, is announced for Thursday, Sept. 3
1885, leaving Washington $50 u. m, from
which point excursion tickets will be sold
at the low rate of So, which includes one
days board at the famous Mountain House.
The return coupons of excursion tickets will be
good for ten days, and to those remaining at
Cresson longer period than one day special
rate will be accorded them at the hotel. OBJ.
seryation cars will be attached TO trains over
the mountains, thus enabling tho excursonlsts
an opportunity TO see the grandeur of the Alle-
ghany mountain scenery, which ut this season
of the year is especially attractive. Before
reaching Cresson the eXcursionists from the
east pass through the most notable scenic por.
tlon of the mountains and the world.renowned
Horse Shoe Curve is passed. This Is II rare OPP
portunity extended to Washington people to
visit these celebrated springs so notable for
their medcical qualities and purity of water,
and no doubt q large number will avail them.
selves of the trip, and 1t is safe to predict that
every one accompanying the excursion will be
highly pleased and express themselves In the
highest terms regarding the management of
sllQe
National Republican., 1885-09-01
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings of Day IL
and About the CITY.

and About the CITY.
Special Onicer Morgan Bradford has rendered
his resignation as an additional private OF the
police force.
The pay of Inspector J. IT, Newman, of the
engineer department, District Of Columbia,
has been increased to 81 per day
The pamphlet containing the list of unpaid
taxes for the year ending June 30, 1881, has
been printed and copies can be had at the
collectors Office.
The gravel covering being laid over the
mncadamizcd roadway along the west and south
front of the treasury will be continued around
the drive south Of the white house grounds.
Levi Blackburn was yesterday ilued $50 or
sixty days for keeping u disOrderly house
Jennie Corcoran. an inmate. was given sixty
days by Judge Mills for stealing a $40 bill from
James L. Edwards.
An excursion party of about 1,2OD Knights
Of Labor, belonging to d. A. 81, Of Richmond,
Va, is expected here sunday. The local
knights are arranging to make everything
pleasant for their brethren.
A. W. Brown and II. NJ Burgess have on the
recommendation of the business mon on II
street, between seventh and Twelfth streets,
been appointed special officers of the police
force, vice Thos. 5. jenkins and r. ii. Ricketts,,
resigned.
The letter carriers of the city will to-day re.
sumo their duties according to the old sche.
dulc, which was modified nt the beginning of
the hot term in order to give the carriers as
much relief as possible without seriously i'm.
pairing the service.
Messrs. J. 4. Petty and NJ. d. Brainard will
represent the Grand Lodge, |. o. y. f., OF the
District at the meeting of the sovereign Grand
Lodge of odd Fellows In Baltimore, Sept 81.
Oliver Dufour will be the delegate from the
Grand EnCampment of tho District.
A party of nine white men and six colored
boys were captured yesterday afternoon by
Alexandria county constables as the party
were disrobing preparatory to going in bath
ing oil the Virginia side of the Long bridge.
They were each fined IS for trespass
W., IL. Lanman, formerly of this city, but
now with the New York and New Jersey Tele.
phone Company in Jersey City, n, j.. was, last
week, the winner of gold badge and medal in
an Indian club exercise contest held under the
auspices Of the Athletic Club in that place.
There were eighteen entries comprising athletes
of note.
National Republican., 1885-09-01
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The RDbbpry Record.

Amanda Minor, 1908 Eleventh street. reports
that there was stolen from her room, between
the 2lst and 27th instant, a blue silk dress,
valued at SIS; on the night of the Goth instant
the stable of A. NJ. Clapp, in rear of 927 street.
was forced open and a bride and a set of lines
First street, reports that on the night of the
18th instant her house was entered by the back
window and bed spreads, sheet, skirt. and a
night dress, valued ut 81 were stolen; Lemuel
Williams, 1907 Pennsylvania avenue, reports
that during the night of the 10Th instant there
was stolen n pockctbook, containing sl.2j in
money; Edward Nelson 2l27 l street, reports
that n nickel plated dog collar was stolen from
OIL bis dog on the with Instant.
National Republican., 1885-09-01

The Rifles will wind up the excursion season
with trip to Marshall Hall this evening. This
will complete the series of four that were ar.
ranged by this popular command early in the
season, and which have been so delightfully."-
pleasant and successful in every particular.
They have been generously patronized by the
large circle of friends of the Rifles, rep
resenting the very best of our social and busi-
ness element. Special care has been exercised
by the executive committee to make all who
have sailed with them this season have good
time. The last trip will equal all that have
been made heretofore
National Republican., 1885-09-01

The commissioners yesterday received the
following requests To extend the water main
from Third and X streets northeast to the corner
of Fourth and X streets; TO extend the concrete
pavement already laid on L street from Four
anda.half to Seventh street to Eleventh
street: to investigate the condition of alley
near Tenth and streets; to examine the trees
on d street, near Fifteenth, that are being de-
stroyed by cnterpillars.
National Republican., 1885-09-01

Patrick Hurley, dairyman, of Fourteenth
and II streets northeast, was charged In the
police court yesterday with beating his wife,
whose face was covered with bruises Patrick
came home the night before after Mrs. Hurley
was in bed and choked aud beat her. She said
Pat had abused her for eighteen years. Pat
was fined s25 and thirty days and in default of
fine sixty extra days.
Henry Scott, a bulky colored man, was sen.
wife
National Republican., 1885-09-01
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued Robert simms and Mary slmms, John
W. Kenney and Katie L. Fillius Wm. Charl-
ton aud Martha Robinson, Lewis +. Rollins
and Carrie Gunnell, both of Fairfax county,
Va; Lewis W. II. Neal and Mary f. Foster,
Emile Buecheler, Augustus Lancaster, jr.,
and Katie Harris, both OF HyattsYille, Md.
National Republican., 1885-09-01

The equity is the first court to resume work,
and will enter upon the septemDerterm to-day.
Justice Hagner presiding While the courts
took recess the clerks office remained open
and consequently the calendar grew, and the
court will have tlny.fve cases to commence
business with. of this number sixteen are for
divorce, which shows that the market will
open active, while for reserve material there
will be the eight petitions filed during the
month for diESf lution of marriage.
National Republican., 1885-09-01

Frank De Courcey, who filed an affidavit In
the Treasury Department few months since
charging C. NJ. Whitney, surveyor OF the port
OF ST. Louis, with offensive partisanship, In that
he collected n mob of 81. Louisans and voted
them at the ohio election, now confesses that
the affidavit so far rs 1t relates to Whitney, Is
false. a warrant for perjury has been issued
npainst him in 81 IOuis