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New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
SURF HOTEL.

HIRE INIAND UFNI IT, T.
pure ,ea breezcs all beneficial effects Of tho ocean
without the place To cure malaria hay fever
End chills eel by Long
from last 1itlst y 10 and 4:&O b.
" ID s. sAMMls SONS.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
9,tuatlons 1)anteo-Males.

DUTLER.-By an experienced EDglishman;
ID ten years services as butler IN
two families In NewYork and Newport references also IN
london. Address I'M. BOLAN. l62 East 33dst
NOACHMAN.-A gentleman breaking up ms
turnout wants suaton his coachmani single trust
worthy and strictly Ionpersei thoroughly understands his
business all branches boses harness CARRIAGES Careful
city country dryer nrsclass groom can
mix lawn and road. not afraid 70 york. WILING 10 De
". II. N, Tribune Uptown once. l2S5 broaawU'
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
SEMl.WEEKLY EXCURSIONS
AMERICAS

AMERICAS
DAY SUMNER RESORT.
A VERITABLE FAIRY
LAND.
lTw0 GRAND C0SCERu
DAILY.
(ARPuCKLE's CELEBRATEl
MILITARY BAND AND A
PERI ORCHESTRA.
Glen Island clam bak. super.
Tor dinners . ~ carte. Klein
Deutschland. Meuagerie. Avt.
larry and Mammoth Aquarium.
Boating. Bathing. Fishing
lEllllar,ls. bowling. 80.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
REAL ESTATE.

Nrw.YoRK. Friday. Jnly 10. 1883
ans following sales were held at the EAch""so
"a Auction Room TO-DAY:
By Daniel II. Seaman
..s, lard on 7th.ave of i2sth-st. plot ,o mn
s,.. aVs s%se acnns each 5h7' same
''
BIZ James L. Wells
.. West l49ths at 100 Of 10th 25xe9ll ,,,o
each; Isabel Kearney ''-''
RECORDED REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YORK CITY.
rho following is a list of the transactions re-
.oraed in the Registers Office to-day:
Dsyis iac : al .s 81 9as:
rrsSssnsi sssrS1 iiatsern Man 100
,soSs sSS xssp1S s smith Ely r.
pohst ,,,ohS. oi S,nAve ooao4 26.25O
to nS"nery Beraard rnnhu wife Hugh 90 ooo
Cha,ha%&ist & N9Yz :, Lava rdTWo''n $4,000
e6thst s. S5o ~ ~ W cl law ~ Carey - 245OO
i45thst s. of st nnsave 25sl9o Henry ,s 600
rsDs s1GssT 'isS"!if g as9os @ psd
iSths " cor SG q s,ssxs 20 Macas Koner $4,000
and s aqq'seg Ha W;,ays 25xioo Philip
'4sssi sSR and wife Sicsoas sS;sisa 42O0
waonave & ) 'o ., 81 ~ y, Tssrcs sol Vsn $500
watcrst No 6is 2,sd interest; Townsend Jackson 90
Delaney s % Sim o m fias r and another %
oadsf ss $50 10 of tthave 25xSS9 John III =, -oo
Morris assignee to Washington connor o. 'Oo
3o3a.st > = x2j fl W OF 3d-ave, 2axi0oll; Henry
Dpcharlt ST. to Henry Duchafdt ir ...-.....;:,
ystb.st 3 4 s. II Q of Lexingtonave 2lxSoo; to-
ward NJ Bnrghard referee. TO Abraham haui- :, ooo
.Gth,sl n g. IT OF AveA 25xlo22 Joseph ooo
Newi,eroer re Orson w Shsdon...-:.. 2,OOo
illst-st l25 Il W OF 10th-ave. 2!x Hl ho- -oo
m line Brown and wife TO NJ lrv Vosburgh l,'Oo
11yh At 2la IL OF 2daVe 30 3x1oO l:x iireg- go
ma. George Brettel and wife 10 Annie Brennan o,ooo
snbth.st 375 ft of l0thavc aOxlOOll: DAVID - ooo
II Knapp wife to Herman Halter and another ilooo
sGf Of oad%sy as17s cSnyer
Hamilton jr and wife to Robert II Hamilton attn
p,oadway W cor Of spring.st, 50x00 also ns,
Snripgsi 81 100 n W OF roadway. 25x75; Robert
Hamilton to Gertrude Htmiiton. ttn inter-
Broomest $, l29ne Of Broadway l.2xlls; Jane o,a
Major et al to Walter AN gdon.. o.o53
p,oomin ada o OF 65thst 3DIX-; LAM
bert suydam. oxect,or TO Henry Winans
1loomlugdae Q Road: n OF "5th ST. S32x-oSnfx
Ssylrs S3lIooii' hehiy "inAns " 80 2a2oo
s,stst as Isl II E Of istave i0oxlo22 Elizabeth
Jones TO Henry III Bowman ic'ooo
s7thr ,soTss - ~ To- to aiexanSer Mcssricy $4,000
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
lNOORE'S MOTEL,

Trenton Falls. ". V
and fails In the world send for circular
NJ. MOORE. Proprietor.
NIORRISTOWN, \. J.-WIttc Place. half
WI station: large airy good table bean
tful grounds fruits getables and s;biing terms reas
al
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11

VISEFUL-MAN.-By young man would
u work at anything IA willing and obging can furnish
beat OF epces as TO Character and ability Address
n, 2lS East S4tb-st. second bell
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
Gxturslouy.
MANHATTAN BEACH.

PAINS Greatest Ffrework Spectacle "Tbe Last DAYS
OF PompeI." every evening exc,p sunday and Monday
IRON STEAMBOAT COMpANY'S
SECOND nALF.HoLIDAY EXCURSION
TO
ROTOR POINT,
IoN0 ISLAND SOUND.
SATURDAY JULY IL, 1888.
PALATIAL IRON sEAGoING STEAMER
SIRIUS
WILL LEAVE
West 23d-st. N n. 200 p. m.
Pier1N. $3.50 p. m.
Bridge Dock, Brooklyn, PAS D. m.
East 23dst. 800 p N.
Tickets for the Excursion. so cents.
Returning viii arrive about $50 d. M.
National Republican., 1885-03-28
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings of n Day
and About the city.

The Smaller Happenings of n Day in
and About the city.
Henry d. Pfeil has boen rcappointed
constable for this District.
Capt. Vernon is much improved in
health, and will likely be on duty in q
few days.
The case Of William Flammer, an East
Washington saloonkeeper charged with
selling liquor after midnight, was dis
missed in tho police court yesterday.
Ellen Duinoen, white woman, was
yesterday charged before Judge Smell with
cruelty to her child. The evidence failed
to prove her guilt. and tho case was dis
missed.
The case of James Boteler, wholesale
agent and bother Of Milwaukee lager
beer, charged with the larceny of So from
Alice johnson, colorod, was dismissed in
the police court yesterday.
Grant Thomas was yesterday sentenced
TO thirty days in Jail by Jud 10 Smell for
the larceny of clothes from Jesse Platter
. colored man. Sixty days additional
were given him for carrying q slungshot
The United States coast survey
schooner Eagre, Ensign +. II. Sherman
commanding, left the navy yard yoster
day for tho Now England coast. where
she will Immediately begin the seasons
surveying work.
American Guard Council. No. /, Ordei
Of United American Mechanics hal
elected tho following officers g.. J. K
Morton; V. G., g. W. Golden X. s., II
g. Devino; +. s., J. Il. Hard ing; Treas.
B. +. Snyder; Ind, Hugo Wyse; Exam.
X. Reynolds; o. r., William Bowman
They will be publicly installed on next
Wednesday night.
National Republican., 1885-03-28
INDIA AND CHINA SILKS,
SEATON PERRY

(sucCpsSOr 10 Perry Il BrOtheD -..
HAS NOW OPENED sT6ilK 4 ar VERY LARGE
NEW EMBRoibtREp s> INDIA PoYeEEs.
BEST QUALITY PLAIN INDIA PoNGEE'
SEW PLAIN ASp EIGuRED. CIINA
SEW cANToS cREPEs AND CREPE DE
SEW SUMMER SILKS AND LoU1s1NEs,
Pau Df SofE AND JERSEY SILKS.
NOVELTIES IN PoMpADOUR sArINS.
SURAlIS, RHADAMES, AND SATIN DU-
CHEsSt, FROM zoe no s35O 4 YARD;
BLACK cACHiSIRE Silks, FROM ii TO
BLACK TWISTED SILK. HERNANIEs
AND VELVET GRENADINES. FROM 81
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW
AND CoMBlNATIoN SUITS, RANGING
FROM Doc TO 81 PER YARn u,,ps
JACKnTs And JiiRsEYs.
EXTRA FINE BLACK SILK JERSEYS,
NS6YELTrEs IN SILK AND cHuDDA
SEW PARAsoLs, SUN UMBRELLAS, and
ANDFRsoN'S SCOTCH GINGHAMs.
FRENCH slATEENs, EMBROIDERED
CRAY CLOTH. NEW WHITE GOODS.
AMERICAN H0sIERY Co S MERIN0 l-N-
DERWEAR FOR LADIES, GENIi,EMEN,
AND CHILDREN, ALL WEIGHTS STYLES,
ss- CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES,
AND CORRECT PRICES.
Sc ATOM Pc R RY.
Csuccessor to Perry & Brother),
Pennsylvania Avenue, corner OF Ninth street,
Established 1S4O.
National Republican., 1885-03-28
DRY GooDs.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.

NoTE.-Spring Trade,
which has to a certain extent
been held in check by the
generally unfavorable wealth
er, is expected to assume the
proportions Of a grand rush.
Anticipating this, and to in
sure our customers proper
attention, we have increased
our force, and are now fully
prepared to await upon all
with promptness and dis
patch.
For Easter remember,
you must have something
new for Easter Day) we are
showing:
NEW GLOVES,
NEW HAN NDkERCIlIEFS,
NEW HOSIERY,
NEW LAcEs AND NECRwEAR.
GLOVES This stock comprises all the latest
styles and newest colors matching the deslra-
ble shades Of Spring Dress Goods. Ladies' 4
button Kid Gloves, In tan, light and dark
browns, aud canary only s1.25 per pair. 4, q,
and s;button Perihot suede Gloves, plain aud
Tl1h L. In Mi llftf ftak altu
Ladies' Plain White, Embroidered, and Fancy
Border Sheer Lawn and Linen Cambria Hem
stitched Hnndkcrchlois, exquisite patterns, lnrg-
est and best assortment ever offered, ouly zoe
each.
Ladies' on.Boilcd Cotton Hose, white heels
and toes, In seal. cardina, navy, aud black. eN-
ira good value, worth 31l3c only zoe per pair
splendid qualities and handsome patterns in
Oriental Lace Flouncings, from 4Oc to 81. 90 per
ELEGANT line Of silk All.over Laces. in cream
and white. from y. 40 to 81 per yard
Beautiful line of Black Spanish Lace Flchur.
from 81 to e3 each.
New "Elberon" Velveteen
This Velveteen has now
earned a worldwide reputa-
ton, and is noted for the
closeness and thickness Of
its pile, its rich, beautiful fin
ish; is entirely fire e from
dressing, d none but the very
best materials being used in
its manufacture; is warranted
fast dye; is flexible and grace
full; shows no creases; is easi-
ly draped and hardly distin-
guishable from the Silk Vel
vet; every s econd yard
stamped "Elberon Velvet
een;" only SI.25 per yard.
Colors- Mode Olive, Navy. Marine. Myrtle
Drab. Light Blue, Beige Cardinal. Seal Brown,
Scarlet, Wine, three shades of Garnet, and
Black.
egant line Of 1O-inch SILK Velvet, at II. 90 per
Cadet, sapphire, Garnet, Cardinal, Wine, Bor-
deaux, Myrtle, Olive, Emerald, Navy Blue, Ma
rlne and Black.
National Republican., 1885-03-28

The body of Mr.. Nathan Fuller, for.
merly paying toller of the House of Repre-.
sentatives, who died at Hampton, Va,
on Thursday, arrived hero yesterday,
and was taken to tho residence of his
brother. Mr.. Fuller was at the time OF
his death agent for Mr.. Blaine's Twenty
Years in Congress"
National Republican., 1885-03-28

Tho following marriage licenses have
been issued: Jas. Proctor and Mary Crit
tenton, Jno. A. Mitchell and Mollie E.
Hardester, Peter J. Henig of Pittsburg,
Pa, and Louisa Coggins of this city, Jno.
N. Matthews and Agnes Folie, Jno. Gu
senberry and Jane Gaskins.
National Republican., 1885-03-28

Drab, Light Blue, Belge Cardinal, Seal Brown,
scarlet, Wine. three shades of Garnet, and
Black.
We are also showing in this department nm Ell.
egant line OF 1D-inch SILK Velvet, at II. 90 per
yard. COlors-Mode, Tan. Beige. Castor, Fawn,
Cadet, sapphire, Garnet, Cardinal, Wine, Bor-
National Republican., 1885-03-28

Hamburg Embroideries,
All-Overs, and Flouncings
continue to come and go.
Splendid values.
(second Floor-Take the Elevator)
National Republican., 1885-03-28

81 WOULD not live always. ! ask not TO stay"
We do not wonder, with such cold as yours,
but there is a bright side to every thing, and
sunshine even for those racked with pain. Dr.
Bulls Cough syrup never fails to cure the
most stubborn cough,
National Republican., 1885-03-28

Anew OF the handsomely engraved souvenir
invitations which accompanied the ticket to
the Inauguration ball have been placed on
sale, and can be obtained 1t the Washington
Beneficial Endowment Association, 9l1 i
street northwest, at 20 cents each.
National Republican., 1885-03-28

One lot Of new Spring Cotton worsted 4lac.
One LOT OF Worsted Plaids, &c.
One lot Of Amoskeag Apron Glngham Uwo
yards In piece, 13c.
Bal ance OF cur fine Dress Porcales, &C.
Balance OF our Yarn.dyed Satteen, She
Another case of Pacific Cashmere garnet
only, 1llgc.
800 yards Scotch shirting ChevIot (short
Ends, DC.
500 yards fine Albatross (short Ends), I2Isc
In beige two shades OF blue, and two or cam
shades
balance OF our Doube.width GRAY Repellant,
3jc. In IA, =, 2ia, and 3.yard lengths,
One case ofGenuine New York Mills Bleached
Cotton, &c. IN Short Ends, full yard wide.
200 line oil Linen Shades, with Nickel Hang.
lngs and Complete Fixtures, 4Jc.
Balance Of our Changeabe Poplins, 1Oc.
Balance of our FeatheT-proof Ticking, ''war.
Tanted' (ShOTt Ends, l4c.
Balance OF our White Spreads. sc.
Balance of our Pacific Chambray (short
Ends), &c.
National Republican., 1885-03-28

but gain to our customers. 1would ask you to
get our last weeks advertisement and compare
notes.
National Republican., 1885-03-28
Marriage Licenses.

FoND mothers beware of morphia in cough
syrups. purely vegetable, safe, sure, remedy
Is Red Star Cough Cure.
National Republican., 1885-03-28

The above cut represents
our specially" in Corsets-
the now celebrated |. c.
French Paris-made Corset;
made in the most thorough
manner from the very best
materials, and are conceded
to be the best shaped and
most perfect fitting Corset
imported. Ease, combined
with durability, yielding in
graceful curves to the figure,
placing no restraint upon the
wearer whatever. Colors-
White, Cream, and Gray. All
sizes. Only $I.5o per pair.
(second Fioor-Takc the Elevator)
Hamburg Embroideries,
ALL Overs, and Flouncings
C continue to come and 90.
Splendid values.
(second Floor-Take the Elevator.)
We have an elegant line of
Dress Cambrics, Silesias,
Waist Innings, Canvas, Hair
Cloths, Double-face Innings,
&c.
2Rsa pe bs1k Italian cSh p Mode Tan s Gar
Light and Dark Brown, Steel, and Black. only
37lAo per yard
For Embroidering - We
have received an invoice Of
beautiful I2xIS Stamped
Felt Tides, in exquisite de-
signs. Colors-Ecru, seal,
cardinal, brown, scarlet, old
gold, bronze, peacock green,
dark blue, maroon, gendar-
me, yellow, garnet, new blue,
and black. Only I2Hc each.
Genuine Rubber Clot h
Gossamer Circulars, alpaca
foundation; wearing qualities
unequaled; is better than the
imported goods at twice the
money.
We guarantee our line of
Gossamers entirely "water-
proof" From 81 to $3.50.
(second Floor-TakO the Elevator.)
WOODWARD & LoTHRoR
Boston Dry Goods House,
ONE PRICE ONLY,
IN NrAItng pm th
A. 92l 7PENNA.FAyE p4aD sTREaT,
National Republican., 1885-03-28
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RObberiea Renorted.

Mrs. John Rodgers 1714 Thirty third
stroct, reports that on tho 18th instant
her house was entered and lot Of bee
spreads, sheets, and jowelry wore stolon
value, SIS. William Weiner, 500 II street
northeast reports that hisstore was entered
Thursday night and two boxes Of cigar
we're stolen; value, s.. Philip NJ. Appel
Paw Paw, Morgan county, W. Va, reports
that his pocket was picked on tho 4tt
instant Of a silver watch and gold chain
value, S25. Patrick Foley, sl1 Seventh
street, reports stolen from his stable or
the oath instant IL siiver-mounted blind
bride, check and driving reins; value, So
WE will offer to-day 800 dozen gents white
Dress Shirts Qaundered) 2l0O linen bosom with
or without cuffs very superior cotton, at Z,
cents These shirts, called 1.-THE Pride of tn,
World" are retailed to-day by other dealer
at sl.7j; sizes from IL to ~. As these shirt
are great job we advise our patrons to cal
carly and make their selection. Lansburgh
Bro, Seventh street.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-11-12

The jamestown Alert is the freshest
paper IN the territory Cd the question of
the governorship Of Dakota, 1t don't
seem to realize tAe changed condition of
things. Democrat.
The Alert admits that 1t requires more
acute perceptiye Qualities than it posses
ses to discover th@ "changed condition Of
things in relation to the governorship
of Dakota referreh to by our Fargo con-
temporary in the above. We are aware
that "thlngs are not always what they
seem," but to all appearances Dakota has
the same governor she had year ago.
We remember the jubilant whoop OF the
democrats year hgo was: ''The Earth
is ours and the fulIness thereof and 1t
must be concededsthat there was great
amount of "fullndss'' IN the democratic
ranks about that tune, but the transfer Of
the Earth has nctyet been consummated,
especially that part of it embraced in the
map of Dakota territory. We ale not
able to perceive ''the changed condition
of things in relation to the governor
ship of this territory other than that q
Sonth Dakota man by the name of lie
bach now wants the place and the presi-
dent does not seem to want him to have
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-11-12

The Yankton Press and Dakotalan re.
iterates Its statement that Judge Palmer
wrote letter last winter to Gov. Pierce
while the capital removal bill was pend
ing in the Legislature advising him to
veto 1t and representing that the people
of the Big Stone and Vermillion valleys
were opposed to removal of the capital
from Bismarck. The P. and d. says it
is now in possession of evidence that
Judge Palmer did write such letter and
that the governor afterwards used it In
defence of his official action against the
bill, but the source of its information is
under the cover of confidence and cannot
be disclosed until heiDjunction of secre-
cy Is removed. Judge Palmer In a print
ed circular has denied the fact stated and
Gov. Pierce emphatically repudiated the
influence attributed u such . letter aud
lmplledly denied the receipt Of such a
communication. 1t has now resolved It.
.eis i-.e7 anes.ios. IS serss..zan Al wh..a' ~.
the bare, unsupported assertion OF the
Press and Dakotalan is denied by two
reputable gentlemen who perhaps alone
know whether it IS fact or not.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-11-12

Now that the constitutional election IN
South Dakota has disclosed the feeling OF
the masses of the people of that section
on the subject, which is shown to be IN
difference to such an extent that only
about one. third of the voters went to the
polls and expressed themselves upon the
subject. the leading democratic papers OF
the country are taking an open and
avowed stand against both division OF the
territory and admission of the southern
half. The Alert sometime ago sntlclpa-
ted the apathy Of the people that would
he shown at the election, and the advan-
taee that is now being taken of it against
not only the statehood scheme but dlvls-
ion of the territory as well. That the
headstrsng leaders and ambitious pollti'
clans Of South Dakota have by rash ano
,ud,screet haste disclosed the weakness o.
their statehood scheme, and not only de-
feated that object but rendered dlvlslor
of the territory 50 much more improbable
that it may now be placed in the categor!
of impossibllltics, is apparent from tn
following editorial in the st. Paul Globe
the democratic exponent and organ OF tn
Northwest, on the subject
"Dakota has . popul alton of about 400,
600, as was shown by the late census. Il
a territory which is 50 notorious for 1t
scarcity of women, 1t Is safe to assum
that Of the total population fully one
third are male adults and voters. Ac
cording 10 this basis there ought to b
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-11-12

There is perhaps nc other fascination
so insjdious and irresistible as gambling,
and no other dissipation so ruinous in its
course and end. 1t first leads to neglect
of business, not so much for the time
spent at the card table as IN engrosslng
the mind with losses or gains during bus
mess hours which should be given to bus
mess. The tendency Of speedy gains and
lssses IS 20 make men reckless, and reck-
lessncss is the precursor of RUIN. Little
by little tn. habit of gambling grows up.
on person until his thoughts and ener-
g,cs are wholly engrossed with it. Home,
however pleasant; wife and children,
however dear, cease to be attractive, and
their company is abandoned for the asso-
Citations and destinations of the gambling
room. There is but one class of men who
can afford TO be gamblers, and that class
is composed of men who have no ties of
family and affection; no self-respect to
maintain; no friends to honor; no busl-
ness to prosecute; no aim IN life; no hope
IN death beyond an unmarked grave in
the potter's field; no accountability to
God or man for their influence; no mem
ory of mother and the home of childhood.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-11-12

There is in the states east of the Mis-
slssippl river and north of the Ohio mil
lion farms containing less than one hun
dred acres each, and of tins number near
ly one half contains less than fifty acres
each. In the cultivation of these farms
are engaged three million males. This
would probably give TO each person en-
gagged IN farming, on the average, about
twenty acres, and 1t would probably be a
fair estimate to say that an average of
four persons are supported by every twen-
ty acres Of land, or one person to every
Ave acres While these small farmers
are plodding along from year to year,
using fertilizers to produce scanty crops,
and making an annual summer campaign
with plow and hoe against weeds and
bramblcs, there are in Dakota millions of
acres of beautiful lands untouched and
awaiting the coming of the farmers from
the over crowded East to yield up their
treasures of produce.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-11-12

TIE political philosophers are employ
ing their genus and racklng their brains
in endeavorlng TO explain the result OF
the election last week in New York.
Each one offers the explanation most
satisfactory to his feelings, and it IS &C.
cepted or rejected by others as their feel
lngs may be in tie matter. The repub-
llcans and democrats agree upon one
point, however, and that is that the mug
wumps overestimated their own influence
and strength and were overestimsted by
both the political parties. Their preten-
sions that they held the balance of po-
litical power IN that state have been ex-
posed and shown to be an absurdity and
false pretense by actual demonstration,
and there is now no political party SO
poor as 10 do the mugwump reverence.
That party of kickers will now so into
liquidation, as no political organization
will have any use for its influence.
The result seems TO have been produced
more from negative than positive in
fluences; more by the blunders OF the re-
publican campaign than by the wisdom
of the democratic canvass; and is NOR
an expression of disgust than one of ap
proyal. The republican leaders made !,
eereg,ous blunder in importing the ol'
"bloody shirt" flyers of other states t.
lead the campaign, and the democrats dlt
the smsrtest thing Of the canvass in al
lowing them to flaunt the ensangulne'
| garment without rebuke, knowing tha
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-11-12

ANOTHER sensational divorce case has
come to a sudden and ridiculous termina-
ton, this time in Kansas City. A couple
of years ago woman with masculine
voice and male attire opened saloon in
that city and later engaged in the grocery
business passing by the name of Frank
Gray. A short time ago man named
Green commenced suit against his wife
for divorce on the ground that she was
too intimate with Frank Gray, and dur
Ing investigation 1T was rOnna thss frank
Gray was q woman, her real name being
Mrs. Mary Il. Wolcott, and that she had
a married daughter living IN the same
city. Here the curtain falls but the sup
position is that the estranged husband
and wife sklssed and made up" This
case illustrates to what ridiculous alb
surdity jealousy sometimes extends. But
for this denouemcnt the wife in this case
would probably have lived and died un-
der cloud of dlshonor and reproach,
though entirely guiltless of wrong, as
hundreds no doubt equally gulltless have
suffered aud lived and died.