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REAL ESTATE.

Nxw-YoRx, Monday. Aug 10. 1881
No s.Ias were transacted at tho Exchange and
Auction Rooms to-day; the sale announceSa Sn,,J Hy
John T. Boyd Of the two four-story brick onn'ut '.t
inas with lots Nss. 179 and 1S1 1Oth-ave.. south
of 21st-st. was adjourned until August. liz
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEw-YoRK CITY,
Tho following shows the real estate TRANSACTIONS
recorded yesterday.
% s,..s g SSSs ssS & lSssye aslio0
s"a q
reiarss s' Ada Williams $4,000
llthaye Iel r. soi lSo1hs'' 2o1'o' nAn'e ls,5OO
"a, Brandt 70 sscoH Sf 9th ave 25na0ii Anton
schr,mp, e Maria schInPtd M SSd; ,cS x;rstinX
Abbot administrator 70 in0mAs Moo'o ~" Ie;sOO
6iths 2s1 Sa,1 StnsRs ssse,esr 425oo
4othss IT, r. !" ." iosnnve .oiIt"" sram $4,000
os,,st 20 %, ~ s o. 20 sHivs W,en RsnKn 251oo
9 n9S ,i. :, Wossmsn $4,000
Slthst 500 enoas ~ o. se io John Nc lroy 1880
sSths sl Of h;1yS & ,sslso" 1895
''s1 s9TSsby s1ocuior to Anno ennebsrggsS
Same property, ApnS s5In. h0nneoeisof a"o $4,000
SisnS1as 3 ,S4l %jan q ass s.Ss
2asvs a%ss SSsi'N Ss fssc sis:t isioISO frns's
Meyer t9 N4 Wl'm y Of fpnssn sa oo1ioO Darius
sys crosby 70 s gnY%an n a0Yiin sss Tioms;
9th.ave w a 1876 ft OF 95th ST. 7j.6xlCo John As
Harfy and wife 10 Helen houston.
ath.aye O cor OF 6Sth-st, 150xlOO5; William ., ooo
Ierned et ri David Agte. 'o'Voo
Sdaye ,o zI To,enh rs W t,rcmn "'..''' 235Oo
LoI&nEtonave & M sc = Ma Hayv T. ii 2l2oo
Moscley 10 Eugene Jerome
same property; Eugene Jerome and vile TO aiph oxo
stanonsf q ii 6 IL OF Norfolk 81, scxas,2; the
House of the Evangolists to the Ola Eiiph"y
wtllet st. No 20; Mary T Redmond and others to ,,oo
lostast ,ts s. IL icy & !. 3' c1av 1a ave $4,000
l7tb.st ong9 Il OF lGth-avo 2Jxs2; Whiiam 200
Saider ani wife to James Kennedy '''"
SSdist ss 10 w o 9, 10 shsrne Beckwth 2o25o
72d-sf i01 3 H. OF ie1inrtonave i9SxVS<' ooo
Henry Chaplin and vito TO Charles raruu IoooV
2efhst rs Nc 9ds o." west -oi''''; oeo's' 1880
9davc 's cor Of siii.s; 5iIioO; william II coiwe1
and others to Eva Miller.
Norh ocaye = " cor OF l50th-st. 3OsxlOU1Z3S'o; IN
Julius @ arson Solomon Berner i'
2dayc W q 80 II 70 sof slst-st. j.. lONSu; Whisni
Iansen and wife n Ernest y Meyer a,...i,nooo.
lll stst n 1916 Il eof Aexandetsve 2oIIWs
Sarah Longstreet and another 10 osupuipsh hap" ,oo
IA dGo ,r r. " q "a AxsA y.rnam 10000
same propSsry; I'D farna~ AL" ".o'o 10000
ithsyS n et ne nnoibes '''oo 3o5Oo
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european advertisements.
uRATEFUI-CoMFoRTINs.
EPPS'S COCOA.

pREAKFAsr-"By Q thorough knowisdgo of tho natural
laws which govern tho operations Of digestion and nuIton
oStsd deo Mr. has provided our iast tsbes wh
scnSs 6is II Is by tho udcious Sss OF such articles
constitution may be gradually built up until strong
tie nades sre soing around a: re.dy 6 srss5 wsS
by keeping ourselves wou fortified with pure blood and
properly nourlshea frAme"-Ctvn service GnettA . ~.
pound tins By Orocers. labelled thus JAMES EPPS Co..
Homeopathic Chemists London. England
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Che 0nrt.
Corporation Notirss.
DUBLIC NOTICE.
NJ lIC.
OFFICE OF CLERK OF rHx co,ntos COUNCIL.

OFFICE CLERK oy TIN co,rtos coUScn.(
No Snw1YoAR, ci1o KAh July 80 1885.
when adopted BY tue Go@%op s & Council July 49, 1885,
ESS:ois. That aonsy III. asy August ss ss
Tep % &c aSs arc n & spS u:
rg ssS .S TfsTs Tsn IN
s 70. ,uos s S9ss &
s paSi: notice b given Sy y,1 The
II saadss Rs 1Ss
% y sst is .N % y sass
e S q % e s2sSy & e the gs % ss time
rLsE s5aD
son.do,ea required by section OF Chapter S'2 vi the
mcnoss Council Of the c Of sSd
Eeysnis ishsS hasnus Railroad caSpaSS spss
That your peiticpsr day erass y s a aIaef
saS snsa the
prs"e: 1Sa ~ s s1S
s os saS Psnses s.
40! gops IN SSr Tor a n r sae
foss proposss s opsrss
% sss%Ss. sssssi N:x S:
mSnnS as or bSsr the ferv foot q Thirty fourth stree
sni Ssnss
ans ard upon 1nSn oSs n
upon street with eoube tracks to Fourth ave
Also from their track, Lexington .. Thirty thri
strrs throuxa along and upon lhylhrd street. with du
b s 20 .% OF or Pa TO
.send w .fs With n
aud upon Tenth avsnas with dsreie Or sn,s
npSn css e s ;sii
~ sus
aS s% fs lss ss sss
With single 70 ssu S Park ar snSs & %
rsos T. street there to connect with their
d0aS oS ssaSs ss sn % RI and
.S Spsn srosa
and along yso99sd street rG co. and "a rS
street through along aud thru street with sin
Sn Via snss % sss raa IN riry ahd STREET
Aso from their tricks - First syen1s ana Inryn,S
sSs , q < pa sns SisiS ,s a
Also from track, at Thirty fourth street and Eleventh
hs ,org and and SPSs Thirty fourth street. with
xso rom their tracks At Eleventh
ssn II. cl aaa ssS s foot or pey
.Aroash a., s'SF Srt and gpsn Fifty seventh street. vita
ss ,,s w S,S :s m
fissth svsnua With single trsef. kItysItn street.
70 ssna ss with double
The railroad proposed TO- maintained and
operated ntenei 70 be opr.tsd b horse power or By
'0ns psonsr further to
the said act Is necessary that The consent OF tnc
Colnnon u the City of SewYork be obtained BY
vou peiit mantaa and and the
falroad tho construction maL ance and operation
which your petitioner Incorporated as azores I'D.
Your petitioner therefore and horcby makes applc
Council Of City OF SewYork. or sts
cona.nt pcrms maintain and operate
and surface railroad for public in Toe convey
nnce in through and nscuS
surface Of the and highways ss soove set
together with the sAry nocsns
e., o ND aud ''oa'
And petitioner Win eyer pray e; pr...,.
Dated New.Y.rs, July ~ isss.
persons interested IN the foregoing application
hereby nodded 70 be present and place mentioned
FRANCIS J. TWOMEY.
Cierk Of tho Commos Council
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Gotfls.
fesal Notltea

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of the UNlIED
states for the western p.,r'c. o ana Phia
,rss ,tailrosd Company and The Fidelity iIsu,snes
and SAFE Lcposit Company and others NO. o. oi No'o'
Term. 1885. In equity
TO whom II may concern; 49,. ...1. A., ta above cause
dated Msy ~ 1888 Clinton Gardiner esq., ws and
above railroad company nsIo "a.
and was ordered and directed 10 Keep accou,
~ y, III lima Of money received and paid out " hin On
DAVE ESQ who was spponed SPECIAL MsssT py faster
~ In sccordsnce satd order proceed on
ss iss at ii O'clock his Office No 2S s,uh % ,n,tb
- ~ f,v of PENN and on tbe Ioni
ned Of each month thereafter st ne same nom a When
nY srtt lie and adjust the accounts oi sai tev
ana Mncls ~ ~, ~ do SUSSEX ID. DAVls. Master.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-11

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF Jersey
N Trains leave from Chambers ST. Depot for Enge WOOD
Coster P,crment and Nyack T. $50 l0a m- 800 $500:
E4O Os40 $50 y III. l2midnight sundays T. III ana
Nanres. Spring Valley and Monsey7 loI m- t5oo. m.
Sundays Q a. IN.
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steumboats ano RAILROADS..

- poNDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSKlLL
A. 9SosG :pS,ns hsn sHsn.'f9
ami and
1IsI n CIV Rs, q I's SSson 81
iss ff
ssns :s s,S.. sssas 81. 'n 0 M
TROY BOATS-CITlZENS' LINE
and CITY OF phex sasS AZ ae5
.as' Sunday 81 aSss 81 Steamer touches .. Albany
-HUDsON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
A:v LINE srEAMEE ALBANY OR C. vIDBAnD.
,..,. gren. ssS.!ss s sstSSs nm M
A.SHsY %sS' s% snsna S;'. Ny and
hIS.oa rSas Ss.SSfs as Yoass
,s S'sn special train oS
:1S ins spssis ssSi
xn aSDsSS.%Siq sSs%, snS sS
,n5 sss Es.sS aaa and M wis GSsY 4 and r
ss szz'Gns s1saeA Bay
nAY LINE TO NEWBURG. ,,
sn1 9EErT RET, iss e% fiSI at Ills bxI
ssssy ss1,,ss 1snsSa s,esss Sss
rsd ,yspsaced rates Special rates 70 parties
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
SATkshFE hysNISs H. and SSkHrsKrLI
9DS Ssss CAIRO SA aoaR. m 10 @
sunday nights on arrival special train sens 20
Sa sa..s ss sFsr's. fETuiE "a Gsss
FALL RIVER LINE.
NORTH Ell sSs'Gn sSs EAST
.prloRrM and tns sRisToI FsaS saas q Sqas
leave & asInasiy s'n o1 vsr foot OF Murray s
conDecton boat from Brooklyn D. nj Jersey
Fl 1s Gs sa"
'p SECOND BOSTON ESFahss sass fssv.. r. River
% eassR; Sph Sqs e s'iSn S' r River
daily .n rasG rs Toss Sss TprsS anS
Cape COD and all inland and seashore the Cid
Colony sFisRo THs Nc siss: sna OLD COLONY"
sTs @ s s
nf s1sI saa s
bo.'DES L0xsaa xsenIs GEO dsn i oPSSos Ps.s agent,
HARRkLEyMH yHR RIyER yTTJsSAS BRANcH cED HARTFORD R.
@ gs5s% ,s sTsssI ssi
aSsS ssSsSs By siFs s & o N5''r'Ss %
t :oss @ cfS esd So G 'fs rS,
chester psoD. Bay chester Pelham hay @a5scs cy q
Ss%.sS Ss ssoSs 8
The NewYork New Haven and Narcra snssn Mfadleiown
New sued Branches and Boston and all points
Midnight Rochelle and all intermediate st =
tons at l2lOa. m. daily. except Mondays
Sunday for New Rochelle AMI all infrpe1iae 81 /
tons noon D. M the latter train connecting
Stamford
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passen n &c
trains leave dsRSd ,So. % & or tna BesSsssS
Allentown ReadinR. Mauch Chunk WlkesbarTe Towards
GsS.ry isea Ssnsva LySns susao and the %es. PHI
= = m m for Esston bethlehem and coPlay; =,
Trsins at slo and $40 ?: m cosnsct for ~
leaves Tor Mauch Chunk and Haxlotsn, S:iO - IN
S'" L B. BXINuToS. O. p. A.
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Dressmauny.

h% Sss IN TSek se renes styles ~
hrhest refsrcncesj city or country Address h"iis0'
20, Iss tribune ptown once l.2sS brosaNg
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Go fubom Jt Giap Concern.

V,HOMAS SALTMARSII, native of Stamford
Bridge York. Eng and b his fathers death In August
under The viii q his gandather. Thomas ssltaarsh 9.
Wit The he VIII be presumed to be dead ~
IL not known whether the above named ihomas
em rated from Liverpool to the states about sIs nnar'
formation on aly those points desrc ~ send PARTICULARS
solicitors. York. England
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eteamboais ano naiioaos.

ALBANY BOATS-"People's Line e',MDhEm Nort, niysr
"a nEAy RICHMOND leave PieI Al, Nof,l % ,s v1I
80 ~ Canes every week day at y n- eonpcemns W.. %
vi points North and West frasn' r0'''''' 1"'
~,OOK'S TOURIST TICKET OfFlGEl
2ei broadway, corner Warrenst rev. ~ ths owest
and -teaushp Tickets 10 oil points ~ ho
,aics EIcarsion TScksss for summer riASe' ~
aii 4ciets can Ie mail "a Adsrcsss s.wYork
r. x'AsU3 sa3 wssLipeton.st Chicago. JOG DearbornS]
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Couutrn Droperip for Sale an> 90 fet

NOR SALE.-In Gencsco. Livingston County,
L NY. the premises heretofore occupied b. the late
Bethiah AyTauit. Consisting of
' BRICK HOUSE.
Cornrnodious W aad IN thorouRh repair
gas furnsc modern convent nc cons rvaiory Tower
and gardens ics Lcu carriage hose and DainA
~ desired The uoiui,g prcmisea consist OF Hlti h
RANK BUILDING. WITH good vanli, ti.AM. 'oI 30 =,
and about md al itiona 81 To rear ~ e
the wloe nriaudny ey;cnsiNc VI ~ oi te
eresse Valley and brin- about font &c % Of mlst dc
bla and cy1duns VI GAle appy 10
'-'"''0 E'N 10. LFWiS or TO SrRASG q DOIf,
Attorneys Zoe Xecutors.
,scncsco. LivIngstOa County. Ny
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known ~ the NEW
~ YOpK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN kAILRoAp
from Chambersst Depot From 2Sc

FIRE RALWAY nov sp knGwn %EsrrHs 4. the NGM
Ray
s 70 a .sa afs
y SsS siss5as ,'f aas
as S.~dnea me CHIC ss
c e &c :s.qsS ps. n,,s
ain Of Pnlinan Day and sleeping Coaches to Bngaml.n
I"ss5ss s1a go go 7 4sS s
minieht SUNDAYS 5s5 715 $40 1920 aw lso $50 ''i'
70 TO sse 1ogo N Y q Id ,t'
Elnishs snniays 5ss 7I5 $50 1910 am LAB c'So 7''
SsSan sa sS ssS dSI1 10 so &
as9 Ss2 sss osy 200 sundays nS sSy o. So
@ 3 +, $50 sS ans q Sah a' R
$50 o2oa As sso ana II %,anssm, % Sunday. al5am
Sewsurs ana and tiornws i;aT 1903 $3.50 a:sO sunday
Rondot out and hingston and Montgomery M s''op m
egnass ni,sn ss a.s 7so 1920 sso se 40 500
rHaa,s,s%s sSss s4s iss sss S 80
9 .G9a. s % s2 sG m s
5ss ,%s go 15 sSS sSy
Sunday Ss. ss2 ss2t sSs ssU S Gs es to
evciy minutes 5t5 to 1872 r y every thirty
Rsss sss gS
e ss Ss s m saS
ssHs .'sS;'ss Ky r. No
CGa TTns train: from the West arrive in at 7io
iSS e. sra ASSoRF iSso cen Agent NewYors
NEW YORK. AM, LONG BRANCH RAIL
so,,or. Pennsyivana RI Railraad loot q co'anht
XEW.YoRR phns and Readinc r r.. foot LbertySt
LEAv r. NEW-YO kK-C Commencing June 81. 1885.
Tor Ainboy. via philadelphia and Reading Railroad
D. 5:45 T;45 ga II noon IlO. s. SAB. 7:Sop. m;
sss s,csd q ~ P'a % ~ poon
s IF S i's a;'ssss S'''sG' ss ia
Via Pennsyis ans Railroad 40 gag % IL noon a'io
,oi Red bank Long Branch, ocean Grove A.onry PARK
Ocean Beach, Spring Lake Sea Grt Pont rieasabr etc.
yss Philadelphia and Reading Ralr9sd T. !4S NJ
l2 noon l.:D S:30 4. $50 Si5. 1870 m snndays moi
stopping al ocean Grove or Asbny Pafkl $40 H. -
wa peansyi ivania RsiroAd 4:is, TAO sam. u noon
$40 $40 does not stop A Red Banx sio o & uso p m
ep 4ass m ~ RUFUS BLoDcETra sSPsT,qsenaen. %Son
"a p a r A. r. q. r. II. II. "a. y. A. p II. II
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felp mantea.

XVANTED.-Ladiesa and gentlemen in city or
s0unry TO take light work at their own nomas - & ~
al day easily made work seat by mall no oanvasshg Mo
have ssod for work and furnish steady
Eepk Address, with stamp CHoWN AT4 CoASANA u
2pk VlDcsL, Cincinnati Olto
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miscellaneous,

miscellaneous.
HAMPSHIRE WATER: ,,,s~
mineral sprins near Keene. N. a.. Tue mgns
delicious Of table waterS Deca!sd aossmas7 pars "
ofacsi ansivsis strengthening and nvtxorstanSs
'H''"' ""-' Contsins iron IOntsias seda:
PARK TILFORp Sole agents U. s. AMI caksSA
CN0W,S FINE BON BONS and ChOCUss ~
- LATEe upequacd. by mnal or orpreeA xssv" -
Pearl Sts q. y HstsL EssAslishsd iSs"
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NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH Raj

NTEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
N rps a. II NOHTHAM AND CONTINENTAL. leave
Peck sp Pier No. 25 Il r. at m. tsundsys exceptd;
nS 80 m fsuudays included) connecting New Baven
via special trains Tor MERIDEN. HARIP0RD. SPRING
a. oaI broadway. n Y. sndl Courtst. Brooklyn kIcur
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Yrooklpn peouertn for sal: a1> 20 Est

ALONG BROOKLYN ELEVATED RAIL
~ ROaD-Degrable plots of lots for sale. Tor improve
me- 4 or investment KU UlAND& wHIrISd.5 Boesnan-sI
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Ciin properip tor 6ale.

elsewhere see these cat his out 40, ~. -.
Dusiness propsrtl tor Sale aio TO Lei
rIyO LET.-Buildings lofts and Offices on
i Chambers Hickman Fulton Nassau "inau' "oa'
Pearl and Wafer sts and vicinity.
RULAND q WHITING. Beekman-st
New-York tribune., 1885-08-11

DOPULAR SHORE LlNE.-FOR BOSTON
me Easl All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
express trains daily sundays excepted 70 boston at a
ing caIs SUNDAYS at twh palace nneepns np cars
csrs stisclied) .. M arrives at xewpof a2o "a
New-York tribune., 1885-08-11

Boar0 ano Rooms
East Side
90 EAST 2Oth-Suites Of rooms with private
~ bath roons private table only or without tosro-
Rooms for gentlemen On suite or sins'y
~ EAST DOTH -ST.-Nicey furnished rooms
y with good table. trsnsients taten. hefcIence-
TOS EAST 2sth-st.-Large cool rooms with
lDsD or without board Transienis accommodated sum
prices
III MADISON -AYE.-Superior board per.
~ wanent or transient elegant suites ana angie
rooms. Fkii engagements maize
West Siis.
DFRSONS visiting the city can find desirable
i rooms with board at 81 West 4Gih-It
DIVERSlDE DRIVE.-Desirablc rooms with
IL good board; large shady grounds Address H. o. L.
lOitlisf. Wesiern oI-cyaid
1IAND 13 WEST 1STH-S r.-Rooms and
i board transient and table bolTdefs accommodated
reference.
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THE BAY LINE

OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH.
Daily except sundays via Pennsylvania Railroad. 34o
nm Parar car through 10 steamer
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

depot loot Of I'csvfvssob
ala A. s:I0a m L. $40 and for Easton. Bethlehem.
Allentown ReadiaR. Mauch Chunk Wilkesbarre Towards
aysrlv Ithaca Geneva Lyons. Buffalo and the West Pull
ran throngh coaches daily Local trains At and 54o
- I'M. for Easton Bethlehem and Coplay.
frsns isavine at slo and s'4o P m cosnect fo ~
aaxleton coal regions Sunday HAiu
leaves for Maucb Chunk and Hazlotnn, s:lO - IN.
0snerai A-s'sn om''' ~' B. BXINGToS. @. PA
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COOK.-By n good girl. in u private family /;
~ gooi bread pic and biscnit maker best OF re.r
eneos 1895 2d-AVe. near 61th-st.. one nisht up
COOK %c.-By q German Protestant woman
" as rook good llgndress and house~orker best teer
No.. civ or Country lO4 West i2Lst.. basement
New-York tribune., 1885-08-11

NOOK.-By an English Protcsan woman /;
can hinds cooking the hes, - ~ reerrn
cos IN Bnia private family. go West @lstsI hrsi
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-08-20
ARemarkable Incident.


An extraordinary incident is report
ed to have occurred at Grenoble. As
torchlight procession, followed by q
tremendous crowd, was passing before
the quarters Of General Chagyin dc
Saint Hilairc. the officer commanding
the garrison, his wife, who was stand.
ing on the balcony. suddenly began n
tear the flags with which it was adorned
into shreds. and TO throw the pieces
among the people whom she Mt the
same time harangucd. crying repeat
edly; down with the Republicl' The
sensation produced among the large
assemblage by this behavior may well
be imagined. The mob replied with
Kisses and uucomplimentary express
sions. and a very serious riot, which
would. probably, have been accom-
panied with dangerous demonstrations,
would have ensued had not the Mayor,
promptly divinng the trne state OF af-
fairs. explained that Madame Chagrin
de Saint IIilaire had been suddenly be-
reft Of her wits. The unfortunate lady
then locked herself up in her room,
which she barricaded. and breaking up
the furniture, threw il cut Of the win
dows. She was about 20 set fire 20 the
house when the liremen, who had been
summoned to the spot, tore down the
doors and held her until she was re-
moved to an asylum. Cor. NJ J. Pest.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-08-20

In the campaign Of 1884 the two candi-
dates for Governor IN "pivotal' Woet-
ern state arranged for n series OF joint
discussions. Both men we're p1yrlnr, both
of fine appearance and weIe so well
matched In mental force and as orators
that the contest between them promised TO
be a magnificent ono. For several weeks
the scales balanced evenly.
But one day the brilliant Republican cam
didate came up niling. He seemed over
come and spoke laboredly. The noxt day
he was even less effective. Later he was
compelled 90 ask his opponent for a post
ponement Of certain appointments, which
was granted. Before the campaign ended
he had abandoned tho field altogether.
Meantime the Democratic candidate con-
tinucd his canvass, seeming 20 grow
stronger, cheerier and more effective with
each succeeding week. He was elected.
One evening in December while entertain-
ing several gentlemen he said;
II viii tell you a campaign secret
which ave me the election. With the
opening of my campaign began caring
FOR my liver. l knew that a disordered or
torpid liver meant dullness aud possible
sickness. took something every day.
When my opponent began failing ! knew
his trouble to be his liver and felt like pre-
scribing for him, but feared II did so he
might beat mel l grew stronger as the
campaign progressed, often making two
speeches n day. Even my voice, 20 my
surprise. did not fail me once. All because
Warmers safe cure kept me In A TRIM"
x-Governor Jacob, OF kentucky, also
made campaign tour under precisely
similar circumstances aud says he kept up
under the exhausting strain by use Of the
same moana.- Rochester Union,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-08-20
GENERAL GRAFT.
A "Reminiscences OF tho Dead soidler'i
School-Boy Days.

"Reminiscences OF the Dead SOLDIER
school-Boy Days.
William Stewart, one Of the Times.
Stars oldest compositors, aud his wife
both come from Georgetown. Brown
County, o., where they attended the
same school with the boy Ulysses s.
Grant "He was a real nice boy, bui
he never had anything t) say" said
Mrs Stewart, 'and when he did say
something he always made il short
That was the thing ] remember best
about him. We went 10 school To-
geiher, and ! recollect that he never
whispered like the other BOYS, and tic
teachers were never obliged to whip him
or correct him"
WAS he particularly bright
scholar?"
"No. he was just like the rest Of us;
but he was smart, AMI then, Of course,
his West Point '-aining did eyerything
for him. Old General Hamer, our Con.
gresham. who lived right across the
street from us, sent him to West Point
The General WIS q kind hearted man,
aud he wa a great friend OF jesse II.
Grant Ulysses father, who ran little
lanyard In Georgetown. Ulysses folks
moved away when he was about fifteen
years old. aud then | did not see him
for years but my husband saw him
constantly through the Mexican and
Civil wars During he late war ms hus.
band was sick and wanted to get n fur
lOugh lie went 10 Grant d rect. but
the guards around wouldn't let him IN.
He sent in his name, however. aud iha
General had him adm tied at once, even
coming to meet him, and you may be
sure he got the furlough. Another time
my husband was going TO the Office ia
the morning, and buggy drove by.
lie didn't notice who was la ID, but the
occupant called out; Hello. Blll' Il
was General Grant he was President
then who was driving ont 10 sec his
relatives ia Clermoni County lle was
very pleasant, and inquired about an
the old friends. There was no pride
about General Grant" - Cincinnati
1fmes- STIR.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-08-20
Deed Men Tell No Tales.

Say speaking about old ac quaint
anees puts rus IN mini Of old Jim Tay.
lor, What an awful liar he was wasn't
hes remarked a man wi.O left Brock
Ign some years ago and just returned
for visit tO sanderson.
"fes. thst's 50; but Jim has 10
formed; he never tells lies now" replied
SandersOn.
rs that SOP Il seems almost incfsd.
ible
"Yes; haYen't known him 10 tell a
Tic Tor over year"
What or earth could work such
reformation on himP"
''Oh, he dt'd year ago the 10th Of
lAs' mQnlb' erO0slgn zSules
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-08-20
THE CAUCASUS.
Russian Rule In the Mountain Country Of
the nplrc.

Russian Rule In the Mountain Country Of
the npire.
1t is precisely in the north and west
Of the Caucasus, the regions first an
nexed by Russia. AMI over which the
thiHoUniks have consequently held
longest sway. that the condition Of the
country is the least Satisfactory. Ex-
tensiye migrations Of the indigenous in-
hab'tants have left il almost without
population. Great stretches of land
once belong ng to the mountaineers
were made over TO Cos3aek settlers.
and distributed among Government
functionaries, lat the latter. either be-
cause they are unskilled in husbandry
or out Of sheer idleness. have let their
farms for the most part run 10 waste
Ihe Cossack settlers, unable, for similar
reasons, TO make a living out of the
soil, are maintained at the expense of
the Government and districts once IN a
high state Of cultivation and inhabited
by thriving peasantry are now COW
eret with brushwOod and almost de.
populated aud the whole country pre-.
sents an aspect Of abandonment and
ruin.
The difference between the condition
OF the country under the rule OF the
rude mOuntaineers aud under that of
the Cars tehfRoUHitS Is striking and
sadly significant Of the loss il has s,ls-
tanned by annexation 10 Russia. The
district inhabited by the warlike
Cabards was formerly covered with
superb gardens and productive vine.
yards. and the natural fertility OF the
soil was increased by an admirable sys.
tenn OF Irrigation. But when the Rus.
sians took possession, all was changed
as by the stroke OF some wicked en-
chanter's wGld. The canals have fallen
into ruin, tie acacia walks have dis
appeared. and the magnificent lime
trees have been cut down for the fires
OF Russian fEnctiOnaries. The traveller
may now journey for miles and find on
his way only destruction aud waste.
Albeit thirty years have elansed since
the conquest Of the Caucasus, The peo
pie, 50 far from becoming reconciled to
the Russ an yoke. continue TO leave
Their homes en- masse aud take refu se IN
Turkey. The history OF this EN- graf on
Is EN- nently charac erstic OF the sys-
TEN OF colonization pursued by the Rus
san Government II might also seem
as II is object were t0 depO ulate tie
country, for no sooner d 4 mom tam
tribe make their submission than the an
thornies offered them the alternatifes
u despendng into thp valleys snd plac.