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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1885-07-15
A FEW HINTS
FOR THE USE OF

s0S Dose. - To more the bosc-
AN EAS els gently, 2 to 4 Pulls;
thoroughly, 4 to 9 Pills.
~ IS Experience soilI decide the
proper dose IN each case.
For Constipation, or Costiveness, no
remedy is SO effective as AYERS PILLS.
They insure regular daily action, and re-
store the bowels to a healthy condition.
For Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, AYERS
PILLS are invaluable, and a sure cure.
Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, Foul
Stomach, Flatulency, Dizziness, Head
ache, Eumbness, Nausea are all relieved
and curod by AYERS PILLS.
In Liver Complaint, Bilious Disorders,
and Jsundice, AYERS PILLS should DO
giyon In doses large enough to excite the
liver and bowels, and remove constipation.
AS cleansing medicine in the Spring, these
PILLS are unoqualled.
Worms, caused by a morbid condition Of
the bowels, are expelled by these PILLS.
OAlh OAboeoobp Ahu EAA9bA
the result of Indigestion or Constipation, are
cured by the use of AYERS PILLS.
For Colds, take AYERS PILLS to open
the pores, remove inhammatory secretions,
and allay the fever.
For Diarrhna and Dysentery, caused By
cudden colds, indlgestible food, etc.. AYERS
PILLS are tho true remedy.
Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, and
sciatica, often result from digestive derange-
ment, or colds, and disappear on removing
the cause by the use OF AYERS PILLS.
TuInors, Drepsy, Kidney Complaints,
and other disorders caused by debility or
obstruction, arc cured by AvEK's PILLS
Suppression, and Painful nenstrua-
tion, have a safe and ready remedy In
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1885-07-15

The following is the annual state
ment of the financial officer of Tuscarora
Tribe of Red Men, of this city. 1t not
only shows that the Tribe is prosperous
in members and in funds, but that it pays
out large amount of money for benevo-
lent purposes:
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1885-07-15

List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the Post Office at Lambertville,
Hunterdon Co., N. j., for 80 days, July
II, 1885.
Captain Bower,
e. M. Mason,
Harry McAlpine,
Jno. OveIdorff,
Miss Bell Stout,
Miss Lizzie Wort.
CLARK PIERsoN, P. M.
July Is, 1885.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1885-07-15
NEW JERSEY EDITORIAL TRIP,
Concluded from last weekl
NATIONAL CEMETERY.

Here sleep the brave, who sink To rest.
BY all their Country's wishes blest,
When Spring with dewy fingers cold,
Returns to deck their hallowed mould,
She there shall dress sweeter sod,
Then fancy's feet have ever trod .
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1885-07-15

Dose. - To more the bosc-
els gently, Q to 4 Pulls;
thoroughly, 4 to 9 Pills.
Experience soill decide the
proper dose IN each case.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27
Saar, Wioiel, Gifel uno Sunsrid.

Sn Srier feierte Barbara &appes,
seborsn 1904 ~ 0intrid, ibr 5Oidbrises
Subildum ais Sertduferin an einem Der
auparts bstannten y@dbemden". sic
tsdt Bel Srn. 9oris, welder bamals bas
So1tols'i1e @ut bepobnte, in Oienit, sog
nit bemieIben mad Over unb blieb aud BET
be1en Go5ter in 0ienlt.n. 8ereits Dor
IL sSabren wurbe bic Subilarin BON Ser
6ailsrin nit einem solbenen 6reuse be-
i5enft in Nnerfennuns ibrer lansen unS
treueu Oienite bel ibrer Serri6ait. sSn benz
,@dbem9en" bat ie u idon so Sabre
in @ino uno @etter, Sise unb RaIte ailss
sebalten. Stets mar lie bic erite unb bic
9este III ibrem Stanbort unb trot ibrer 80
Sabre 1T iie nod seiitis frii4 unb tOrpers
lid seianb.
WaIsborff. Mm s.. Sanuar ents
itanb aus elmer bis ieBt nnaufsetIdrten
;lria9e in einsm in bsr S9eune bes @des
rers Senber Nitolas selesenen Saufen
Strob cine Gsuersbrunit, wel4e iebo4, ba
fe redtasitis wabrsenommen, bet ibrer
g%ntfebuns sebdmpft warbe. Ser S&abeu
1T unbebeutenb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27

Meni9en tonnten auf einem 3wei SUB lans
gen unb brettsn Glide ~ausselest werben.
Inseborise Der Gin talts : Yfeslinse To-
men an, UNI banad gu fori9en, sb iie per-
brannt iieien unb aus allen Gbeilen bes
Staates treffsn biesbe3isli4e telegraph
ide Oepei9en InfraSen elm.
l1ria9e bes Selers ideint bic i9le9te
9uftbei;uns seueieu gu iein. Die Ebate
fade, baB bic ueri9iebenen Soipitalgebdube
feinen seuteininmen SeusrsN ALARM. Npparat
batten unb baB feire seniisenbe @aiierIeis
tuns gum Sdube pom 2eben unb gisens
tbum uorbanben mar, bat ebenfalls iebr uiel
gu benz 9roBen Terluite BON Weni6enleben
beisetra9en. 0as absebrannte @ebaube
wurbe ais bas Sib:Solpital beseidnet
unb war iiblt9 unb etpas peitli9 BON ben
Sauptsebduben gelesen. Die Soipitaler
iinb 10 anselest, baB iie beinabe elm 9iers
ed bilben. Der Sruitee WcGass unb Der
9oipitalsa rditett 8iuett iinb UNI Wits
terna6t bort einsetroffen UNI cine Inter
iuduns Der gntitebunssuria9e bes Srans
bes anSuitelen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27
Civil # Der Stabt Gid.

SterbefdIIe. - Som g.. 0e,br.:
S4aad Somtnit, so Sabre alt, @eridtss
uol3ieber. g.: S9roe6er G6eo6or. IA
Sabre alt, Wasner; 2acaue Simor, 40
Sabre alt, Pferbemesger. Is: Ratb up
p%olonta, 80 Sabre alt, &09in, ebslos;
@barpentter Warie, @ittue @ulei6, 81
Sabre alt. 49,: Bad Matbias, 81 Sabre
alt, SasIObner, ebelos. 90: 9tlier Soz
bann, AZ Sabre aft, S~asISbner. 81:
Steier NifoIas, 80 Sabre alt, GasIobner.
Seiratben. = Gom 8. Oesbr.:
grOtb RitoIas, @drtner, aug Sid, NIT
Orobet Marsaretbe aus Simmern. 49,:
@ii9en anton, SasI., nus Soitsrt, nit
Sarp Marsaretbe aus OiIinsen. 49,:
Sramontina Snnucens, Sasl., aus pofTas
bro, Stalier, NIT gbamopsfp gatbarine,
aus Neuenbranb, gSbmen. 81: gldier
Setter, Sasl., aus Oberteil, nit Grieseiien
eatbarine, aus 0idt Bel Soiinsen. 81:
anseli &arl SOiepb, SasI., aus 9epico,
Strol, nit &annensieBer Gatbarine, aus
l5arsartben; YreuB Sobann, S6melser,
aus Born Bel Malmebp, nit Oreid Msas
RTE W&agbalene, aus Sesperingen.
Wdbrenb bes Sabres 1884 wurben In
Der 9emeinbe Sid einsei5rieben: 800
@eburten, Sc 9eiratben unb IA Sterbes
faQe. IA Climber purben Bel ben Seiras
then lesttimirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27

2uremburg. Die Yolisei i9idte
fiir,li9 8ierproben, bic He Bel ben ueridies
benen Wirtben Der Stabt senommen, mad
gttelbriid our Mnalpie. Oie 9emii9e llns
teriu9uns ersab, baB bic 0ierproben fret
BON seiunbbeitsi9aoIi9en Ober fremben
Snsreoiensen waren.
Quremburg. ST. Carl Siesen,
Gbierarst III 0ursmburs. S9riftfabrer bes
Quremburser Sereins fiir 2anbs unb @ars
tenbau, lit gum Sitter bes Srbens pom
nieberldnbiiden QOwen ernannt worben.
SIS 1T bies eine 4%nertennuns Der 9erbiens
its, wsl9e Sr. Sissen ii9 I'M, bic biesidbs
riss Ianbwirtbi9aftli9e I%usfequns in
Mmiferbam erworbsn bat.
9uremburs. Oas vSournal be Qus
rembourg" meloet uon Swsi N%euerungen,
bic In Der Oio,eianpsrpaltung einsefiibrt
worben finb. Die erife beitsbt in Der grs
ridtuns zines ioseu. SffsiaIats ober seiifs
Ii1en @eri9tsbofes, Ser aus ben bo1w.
9S. Ystsrs ais Sifsial, s. S9mis, g..
&rier, 9. Saal, q. 9oit unb s. 9e9 sus
i%ammsnselest lit; bic anse in elmer aus
ben bo9p. 99. Saui;e ais Yrdiioenten,
s. S9mis, 81. Yoit unb Maierus beites
benben Re4nansstammer.
gu Soitnsen wurbe am 81. Deg.
cine Sreibiasb auf Wilbi6weine sebalten,
nobel Is Stif aufsetrisben, absr mn 2
erlest murben. zines berielben pos 10,
bas anbere IS YfO.
Sn Oiffsrbinssn bat Der nsus
Wulitperein in Der Neuiabrsna5t einen
llmSus sebalten unb in benz ionit 10 itiaen
Oorfe neues 2ebsn sebra6t.
2uremburs. Sr. 6. Semen, Sis
reau9ef Der Stabtuerpaltung, lit neuers
binss gum Sefretdr Der Sanbelstammer
auf cine Sauer bon feds Sabren pom l..
Sanuar 1885 ab, ernannt woroen.
SEER @iIlibrorb W aerus,
@eri9tspoui isber am SsSirfSseri9t gu 2us
remburs, 1T IN berielben @i9eui9ait mad
benz Imtsiib Sid a. b. u. in griesung bes
ueritOrbenen 9eri6tspOusiebers S9aad ers
nannt woroen.
9uremburs, 5. San. Die umtIide
inlduoiide SisbsablunS Don 1884 ersab
$3.50 Stiid Pferoe, s3,43l Stid SOrns
uisb, 39,55O Stiid 8ouuieb, so, s47 Stiid
Boritsnpisb, 20 Stiid giel, "a Stid
Wauleiel, 1924 Stid Siesen uub 242
Stiid Y6fe.
gi9weiler Wils.) &eiultat Der
bier itattsebabten 8ablen. a~bsesebens
StimmSettel At. SIS erbieIten:
Or. Soiiert 80 Stimmen (Sepablt).
eut9en 30 (9ewGblD.
&eiien (Grpelbinsen)3O (Semabl).
Waieras (Selldeib)29 (Sewdblt),
anBeroem erbielten Or. pleti&etts 10, 81,
&otb Q Stiumen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27
8rano oeS Srrenbauies tn
&anfafee Sa,

Mm 10. Sanuar Morsens 3wil9en 4.
unb 5 l1br, lit su &antatee Su., bas Glib
SOipital bss Srrenbauies fir bas Oitli9e
Sainois abssbrannt, unb BON ben 40 Sns
iaIen be1elbsn fnb, mad ben aufsefunbes
men menidliden lleberreiten su i9lieBen,
II in ben Slammen umsetommen.
Oas @ebdube bate swei Stodperte unb
mar, bis auf bic Ereppen unb SuBbOben,
poIifdnbis aus Stein unb Sieseln aufsez
fibrt. Son ben Snia1eH befanben ii9 90
aur ebenen grbe unb % obenauf. Oie
@drter Bromn unb &oie unb bic Srau
bes Qebteren i9liefen I'M obereu Stods
inert, unb bie'gSdrter &eib unb Wiliams
unb Der Seusrwd9ter I'M unteren. Oas
@ebdube bate 9uftbeiSuns, unb brauBen
berridte cine &dlte BON II @rab unter
9ful, als Der Na9tpd9ter Gob6 serabe
iiber benz Siens9faud aus benz SuBboben
beruorbrinssu fab, wOrauf er alsbalb bic
@arter wedte. Der &au9 uerbreitete fi9
burd bic 9%eitunssrObren iofort bur9 bas
sanse Saus, unb bic Slammen sriffen 10
raid um ii1, baB, ba es an elmer Sorri9s
tung CUR Serbeirufnns Der Seuerpebr feblte
u. ba bas @ebdube aud feinen eigenen Q6i9s
apparat bsiaB, ale 8%emibunsen fe gu
lSi5eu, ii9 ais uersebli9 e,pieien. Der
@arter 3teib bot 9ass auf, feline uuslifs
Iiden Y1lesbsfo5lenen sl rettsn. gr arr
beitete aus Qeibesfrdften, bis 81 BON ieis
men 80 Batisuten fi6 IN Si9erbeit befans
ben. Damn brad er obnmd9tis ,ulammen
unb muBte 81 Bett sebradt weroen.
Der @drtsr &ole unb feline Srau, wel9e
i'm oberen Stodwerfe i9liefen, batten ben
6euerruf pernommen unb waren chen bic
Treppe binunter9seilt, ais bieie einitiirste.
8rown, ben Der &au9 sewett bate, muBte
pom benz Yeriu6e, bic ieiner Sbbut anuers
trauten armen Siren 81 retten, ablteben,
unb aelan9te, inbem er ii3 MI einem Setts
lafen beruntsrlisB unb bann auf bic Grbe
b%erabiprans, slifli9 ms Sreie. Dem
@erwalter 81. 9. 0epep selans es. inbem
er cine 2eiter aniebte uno bic 6eniteri6eis
ben eini9lus, mebrere Der llnSIiidli9en benz
Tobs gu entrsiBen. Qettere webrten ii9
gesen ibre Setter nit Sdnben unb 6iiBen
nnb muBten nit @epalt aus benz brennens
ben @ebauoe seidlsppt unb BON Der Gids
tsbr In baiielbe absebalten werben.
0ie @sbeine uon iiebsebn Yfleslinsen
Der Mnitalt wurben sansli9 uerfoblt aus
ben Griimmern seaosen ; nur bic Sunbitdtte
biente ais Nnbalt CUR Seititslmns Der 0ers
brannten in ben itattsebabten YsrbanbIuus
gen bes 2si9eni@aus@ eri9ts. Son ben
Derbranaten mar NIT elmer einsissn Nuss
nabms faum 70 ptel lbris, UNI In iebem
ein3elnen SaIe einen Mannsbut bamit 3u
faIsn. Die u~srtobltea @sbetHe Don aebn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27
. 8eI8ti@.2 urembur8.
ST.. 6. u. MensaI, NOtar in Marde
bat feline OemtHton etnseret1t.

9r. 6. u. Me a I, Notar in Mar5e
bat feline 0emiiiOn einsereidt.
MaImebp. Sm SoIse Der Gesenpe>
robe i9reiten bic giisnbabnarbeiten nt9t
mebr IN s~epobnter @eiie poran. geion>
bers bic grbarbeiten baben bduis wesen
Der iebr unsiinitisen Witteruns gang einses
felt uerben mil ZEN. Cine grobe Mnsabl
frember Irbeiter bat bereits ben &idpes
tn bic 9etmatb ansetreten. - Oas giiens
babnsG mpfansssebdube lit ieiner goaens
buns nabe.
Ger 3ettuns Lies Nouvelles" gus
folse erleste Sr. Irn. Sibs auf elmer
Sasb im %iosenanntsn Rupfer @dlb9en,
unweit bes GtienbabnsG unnels smiider
Oolbain unb 5erbestbal, cine 6iri9tub
TN @erpi9te uon 80 &iIosr.
gs iiab gu girsermeifern I'M grroms
bifement gaiina9 ernannt worben. gu
gebo. s. s. grupere = SIamierse.
s. Htcolap. = O ND SaIIeur. s.
3. @asparo. - Sompre. 8. 9oofe.
-2onspiIlp. g. 5. 8upIice. =
sc mt. s. s.. Stills. = 0opiIIe.
g. s. gntoine. 2esEaiIIes. s.. 8.
alie. -9auisnp. s. s. 90mborap
- arbiu. $. Oemutb.
SerBfarrer pon Souruap (geeufs
9ateau) lit mad geffe (gres6s) periett
worben. 9n beiien Stele fommt 6err
champion, Saplan gu gous'mont (9tsufs
dareau). Serr ardambsau, Yfarrer si
0oii3e (8bilippeuils) lit mad ariimont
(Sohes) on Stele bes wesen 6rantbeit
entlaiienen Serrn @iaaume usriest worben.
Der &aplan 5err Georges uou Siourse
(Rsuf9ateau) 1T gum gitar> goaoiutor III
ct. gterre i'm ielbsn Oe6anat ernannt
uorSen. 9ln feline Stens t6mmt Serr
Senrp, Srofefior an Der S1ule ct. 2ouis
gu Namiir. Der n%eisepeibte Brieifer
9err @erarb 1T gum &aplan gu gousi;
mont ernannt worben.
Der Gtienbabnarbeiter Weps
lamb bate cine SIinte spii1en Sisneulr
unb 0atour i'm @ebii9 IN Der Ndbe elmer
S9enfe uerifsdt. gr wolte bieielbe bers
uorsieben, ais Der Sabn i9nappte unb @sps
Lamb erbielt bic gan3e 2abuns in ben llus
terleib. 3wei Stunben brauf itarb Ct.
3u 9oIIssns, tn Der @emeinbe
@aba, erwii9te Der eIfidbrise Sobu bss
RaItbrenners bic Slinte ieines gaters. Gbe
er ii9's ueriab, sins Der S9uB los uno e.
bate ieinem altern 8ruber elm Nuse aus
benz &opf ssidohen.
ttnterben u a n 9 bieiss Sabrss TT
Der bel9ii9en Nrmee bef6roerten finben mir
folsenSe Serrsn, bic mutbmaBli9 Currents
burger iinS. Gum ObertIieutnant, ber
Ylasmapor 8. 81. Mapor s. s.. gremer;
gum Sberiflisutenant, plateommanbant
8. 81, Der Maior s. u. Welter; Bel ber
Snfanterie: gum SberitIieutenant Der
Mfapor 6. &eoins (; gum Mapor Der Saupts
mann /. 81. 6. 6. s. Ssruais unb 6.
graiisr loon 9rspsnmader) !; gum Saupts
mann 2. 81. s. g. u. s. @irtsen (Stabt
9uremburs) /; gum 5auptmann 2. 81. Ser
Sauptmann 9. O. Serpais unb 6. s.
Sacobp; gum 2ieutenat Der llntsrlieutnant
.. 6. s. Bertrand.
g%tpiIfanb Der Stabt4 rIon.
Seiratben. - Som l6. December.
Srancois Noel nit Barbara gen. Natbalia
Dialogue. Som II. December. s. Souls
0ebed nit Wt. glu. Eiiiat.
Sterbefdue. = Mm 80. December.
Marp @eplanb, 20 Sabre alt, @ittws
Don Wl. Srepsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27
1T 8 s.
gereinigte Staaten.

Der Sort @aibinston 3eituns" ents
nebnen mir folgenbe NotiSen:
Sr. 9. Sebbin9i r, 1T als Inter Sberiii
ernannt wOrben uno nidt Sr. Wt. 20. ReuenS,
pie mir fiirjli9 beri6teten.
Seit Iesten Sreita9 @benb idldst Die
Sburmubr bic Stunben 6es Cages. Die ubr
foite etpa 700 Dollar pel6e bur6 ireimiQise
SeitrGg Der giir9er Der Staot auf9ebra6t
worbsn iinb. sic 1T BON Der g~lnIonia
Glod so. in Gew gort bergeite0t unb sebt nod
Der log. @entrals 3eit. Die 8iiierbldtter Der
rbr limb Z SnB I'M Our6meiier, bic 3ableu oa.
raul iino 13 5ou bod.
Sr. Ric YauIuS unb Srl. 6atbarina
Seder, beibe BON 6rebonia, rei6teu ii1 9eitern
bic Sdnbe gum gunbe fiir's 9.beu. Rep. %.
Srans polSos in Der Solp 9roB 8irde ben feiers
li6en gtt Der Srauun9.
National Republican., 1885-10-29

The following resolutions have been adopted
by the New York board of trade aud trans
portation
Whereas In consequence of well.supported
allegations that the Bell telephone patents were
obtained through fraud and Misrepresentation
the Attorney General of the United States per-
mitted the United States district attorney at
Memphis to begin suit for the annulment of
SAID patents and
Whereas Attorney General Garland stibse.
quently revoked this permission because he
was interested In the stock of competing
company, and 1t was therefore deemed i'm.
proper for him to grant such permission;
Resolved, That the fact of the Attorney Gen.
cral being interested in competing telephone
company is not sufficient reason for sitting a
judicial investigation of well-supported charges
of fraud In the issuance of the Bell patents;
that the extraordinary efforts made to prevent
this Judicial Investigation furnish a strong pre-
sumption OF the truth of these charges, and the
public interest demands that thoy should be
investigated by judicial process or in some
other thorough and efficient manner
Resolved, That while we recognize the right
and Justice of capital invested in patents re.
Ceiving liberal compensation the manner in
which the public have been treated In this
city by the combined telephone companies Is
entirely unjustinahle, and that, In the opinion
ofthis board, no good reason can be shown for
charging the citizens of New York, where n
large telephone business is transacted, sl2. ID
per month, when the charge in other commu.
mites, where much smaller business is done
averages from 81 to So per month and II Is
generally admitted that the latter rates arc
largely remunerative.
Resolved That the parties engaged in testing
the validity of the Bell patents are entitled to
The thanks of the public and that they should
be encouraged TO continue this test, notwith
standing the Attorney Generals private in
terests have unfortunately interfcred with the
first attempt.
National Republican., 1885-10-29

Supreme Court Of the United States.--'rhe
Merchants Exchange National Bank of New
York city, appellant, ys. the board OF chosen
freeholders of the county of Bergen argu-
ment continued by Stephen p. Nash, for appel.
the nppellees, and concluded by +. L. Fancher,
for the appellant.
Court In General Term-Chief Justice Cartier
and Justices James and Merrick.-Wilson, re.
ceiver, VS.. Edwards. Assignment for to-day
Nos. 81, 81, So, 81, 5S, Gl 62, 63 65, 60.
Circuit Court-Justicc Cox.-Fowler VS..
Neale; judgment below affirmed; jury of in.
tin; verdict for plaintiff for $500. IIolton VS..
Harrison; verdict for plaintiff for $40, with in.
terest. White VS. Auth; motion for new trial
filed. Assignment for to-day-Appeals 80 and
63 regular calander, Nos. ]. 3, D, II, 49, II, 10,
Nos..2l, 23. 25, q, 30, 81, and 49,
Equity Court-Justice Hagner.-Wllson, re.
eeiyer VS.. Gounnell pro confesso against Lucy
mony ordered taken in forty.hye days. Smith
vs. Smith; Examiner Forrest allowed to take
testimony out of city limits. Gardner vs. Gard
ner; divorce allowed on the ground of deser-
tion. Danenhower VS.. burlington; decree TO
be drawn. Assignments for to-day-Nos. &c,
2S, 90, so, 81, 50, 33, "a, 35, and 80.
Criminal Conrt-Justice MacArthur.-Henry
Beogeholz, Sunday bar; pleaded guilty. fined
$40 and costs. Peter Hill, unlicensed CONNER.
cial agent; guilty, fined 500 and COSTS ]. W..
Barnes, unlicensed commercial agent; not
guilty. Raphael G. Gorgun, unlicensed com.
mcrcial agent; pleaded guilty, fined 5000 and
costs. Patrick Lynch, Sunday bar; not guilty.
Jacob Roth, Sunday bar; nolle pros. entered.
Assignment for today-Wm. Henderson, inde-
cent exposure; VIM +. Brooks and Max Strauss,
unlicensed commercial agents. and cases left
over,
National Republican., 1885-10-29
FIVE DOLLARS A PUFF.
What It Cost Police Sergeant to
srnoke-Other Officers Fined.


Lieut. Person. tho ncwy.appointed police
night Inspector has within n short space OF
time made his presence felt among the "blue
coats" Wednesday has got to be quite
dreaded day among the boys as on that day
II is decided for some Of them whether 1t Is n
50 fine, reprimand, or dismissal. The good
old times seem to bo turned into tough ones.
AT the last trial board sergt. McIIenry was
hauled up for smoking on duty. Every one
who knows the sergeant comedies him to be
n good officer, but like the best of men he
makes mistakes. As he put IL 4: boys. | came
In off duty at $50 in the morning There was
n pipe laying on the station.kceper's desk. /
felt very tired. and l thought that quiet
smoke Of few minutes would make me feel
all right took just four puiIs of the pipe
when In came the night inspector ! do not
know what those four puifs will cost"
The trial board yesterday recommended that
the sergeant be fined $50 and cautioned.
Private Kcnna was tried for having violated
rule 20 of the manual. but happily he proved he
didn't and his case was dismissed.
Private Van Fleet hid himself away on his
beat "to catch tlief" His hiding will cost
him So" The following reprlmand Is also
given: THAT IL Is not necessary to blow him
out Of his hiding place when they suspicion
him Of not properly pntrolling his beat"
PrivateJ. ii. POsoy received the hardest blow.
He was charged with violating sections |, 3,
and 9, OF paragraph Q, and he was recommended
ftbe dismissed from the force
National Republican., 1885-10-29
RAILWAY NOTES.

The first through train from Winnipeg to
Montreal over the Canadian Pacific railway
Will leave Winnipeg, Man, next Sunday morn
ing After that daily through trains. Sunday
excepted, will be run between the two points.
The Chesapeake and Ohio directors have de.
cided that the company's earnings would not
enable them to pay the approaching November
interest on the first mortgage gold bonds, series
B, for Sl5,00O,0O0. They decided to pay the
coupons due Nov, |, half cash and half scrip.
Commissioner Fink officially says: Gan our
pools are being kept The public is mIsln.
formed about our business. Since the restora.
tion In east and west. bound freight rates. live
stock, and lumber pools there has been no cut
ting, no concession OF any kind; everything is
intact.
After the Joint executive committee of the
trunk lines shall have concluded the plan of
the three new pools for ilrst and second class
passengers for the Immigrant business and for
the freight traffic the presidents of the trunk
lines will pass upon them, Commissioner Fink
is TO be the final arbiter in all disputes arising
under any OF the pools, and the commissioners
office is TO be the clearing house for the immi-
grant business instead of making the divisions
ut Castle Garden, as heretofore.
A Philadelphia dispatch says that an import.
ant conference was held Friday between the
Reading and baltimore and Ohio officials, at
which the subject OF the proposed connection
between the two lines was fully discussed. 1t
was agreed 10 hurry the work on the Baltimore
and Ohio extension as much MS possible. A
prominent Official of the baltimore and Ohio
declared thatMr Garrett has always contende1
that his line commanded the situation, and
that there could be no pool OF consequence
without It,
President Roberts, OF the Pennsylvania Rail.
Road Company, is reported IN an interview at
Chicago to have said that the baltimore and
Ohio could at any time arrange for connections
whereby II could secure u New York entrance,
evidently conveying the point that the Penn
sylyania would furnish II track aud terminal
facilities If the baltimore and Ohio so desired
As TO its going to New York over its own tracks,
that depended altogether upon the size of its
pocketbook, II its resources are sufficient II
would get there. lie did not know why the
baltimore and Ohio had refused ut the eleventh
hour TO subscribe TO the conditions of tho pas.
sengcr pool. but he believed that matters would
be arranged, and that undoubtedly II would
come In with the rest of the roads,