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Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27
MALE HELP.

NTASTBD-A situation as running engineer, have
w had 10 years experience and am q graduate o.
European mining academy, would accept q situation
as civil engineer; address Kari seigle care Gereke i
Kittle, Seward Neb. 6sl-2sp
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

M oNEY to loan in sums OF 5000 and upwards on
Itl t~rst-class real estate secu rlty. Potter g. Cobb,
1918 Farnam st. 6ie-tf
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

l. Sl,S0o-New house 4rooms. cellar and cistern, full
lot, 2 tlochsfrom ,treet car; easy payments; a great
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

WANTED-A we'll educated lady from Germany,
w In this country for the past two months,
would like a situation as housekesper or nurse In q
good family, on or before June LIST, A family OF an
old couple or widoser with children preferred. Is
capable Of doing all kitchen and houscwork, Would
rreior a yearly engagement. Addsess Mrs Hattie
Ford, Lincoln, Neb. 637 20
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

ATANTED-Every ady in need OF o sewing ma
w chine, to see tho new Improved American No
P. E. Flodmsn & Co. agents; 220 N 10th. 952ti
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

NTANrEp-Any one wishing to have Wishing and
w ironing ne Ally done IAN leave orders at Gil
Jones street. G sop
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

WANTBD-A situation, by q competent young man,
v as salesman clothing preferred has Q years en-
perience. and speaks English, German and soandina-
Wan; Address CLERK, Bee Office. 630.27p
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

CTRtYKD~A light red cow with IoTe around ber
Shorns and 4 yes milk on three tits. Finder will be
rewarded by returning her to Fred Newman, $40 4th
aud Chestnut street. Omaha. 626-2Ip
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

L'oR ~sALE-Ssven room house, barn, and two lots.
II S2,2t0; would take $500 In re taurant fixtures,
cigars, etc., $500 cash balance on time; apply $40 s.
l1th street. 4la.m8O
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

C,HEw SILVER TAG, does not give you hepEt hurp.
OIags redeemed AT one cent, ea9h by the dealers.
Peycke Bros, Agents. 6S3-tf
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

DAsrURE-on Elkhorn and Fattc. T. Murray.
l. SCOTT
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

WTASTED : Te, salesman to represent New York tel
w house. Addr IS "R" caro- IL s Russell, III
Water st., New York City. 673-2sp
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

NHEw SILVER TAG, its fruit iavored, tags redeemed
Vat one cent each by the dealers. Peyoke Bros.
gents. 6Ss-t
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

NXTANrEp-A second cook at the Emmett.
w eo2seOI
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

EoR sALE-A well established bakery. Address
Il Tx" this office. 125 ia
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

WASTBD-Position as house keeper, is competent
w to take entire charge OF house; can give good
references. Address with particulars; &C b.
Bee office. B29.2ep
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

A oBNTs wANTED. address st. Louis Electric Lamp
~ Co st Louis for circular, cuts and terms OF tn Q
So candle 20 wer Marsh Electric Lamp. 3l1,jl2
N7ANTED-Everybody to try our Prepared Corn
w Meal, ready for instant use with the addition OF
milk or cold water. Put up in 3 and 6 ID. packages.
urers 970ti
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

DRlcK IS per m. I. Murray.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
nllLNa ~ cAAr arrlrarNN

Samud j. Randall presided yesterday morn
i, ~ inc ru, ti. ui the ougtr-iOuu committee az
uo.t,l 90 make inquiries 10 REGARD 10 VIC '',uE "'
min ttia = CO.. stated that Mr. Hewitt hId ts.ulr
.,ol -timtuC the necessary guarantee u hlr
nm "a 600 900 Mr.. AHA Was Hi~lnE ~ tuesday q
session about aY.uor plate. which costs tNcuy cent, a
,nurd and not about ordnance steel VIII u CO.'S - -
humid Ihs reduces the guarantee Tor men As nm
viii undertake. tac contract 80 J 1.""''h'1 - 90. IN
Wi.i, a. Hunt. president OF thc >"uth B'-''n Ii"i
WORK. put forward tho claims 81 c- non t'l' ''', "a
of Steel guns. lie -Ild that fonch Ucl N'I. DO.
va 49, SO II. Ih.us vet they were not liable 10
.r,, or crack. nor could tirr guns MAINTAIN -''h "'
cy.uur.- 30 iirIr qu.HN. SAuulI thr comm !I
I, i..r,, Guns suitable. the company would iGt'i D
,.I,fu, tGIcc year. 100 1"uch h'c ID o'dinE m
ms u. 600 each, aui th" ~Iit" mum 90 "l semen
-n, ~ = 900 each sending u.m .llIt'iy to Washing
g., ,,l. .un4 io hc tested 90 t.c srFrr"'l nt hrr.
H. any ,,4. also really furnish Ia th:"c Nc o.
'"n ,,.,h mortar gu.- 5000 each. II The right
,l l,. pro, dcI the company Wt' ready 10 ca-i M
,t.i. .frc. guns oi T. inches CJ.iuc. Today tl'
|. mon ..lI Vi.it tine gul-tcst,us ~ sandy Hook,
,,,1 n, narrow VIII tr-pcct thr Ndy1c Company IS
works, Ou ucN; Monday tAcy 20 10 'amitia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
JERSEY CITY.

Thomas p Pratt the telegraph operator whose neSi'
gence caused the disaster on the FOR
railroad near Jersey city. and who has been uI.eu
ansIaughtcr wa admitted bail yesterday III tue sum
of -, 900, Dr. j. " Qulmby becoming his surety
Jean Baptiste Durand silk manufactnrrr IA ves
mn was convicted III the Court of General
teriay for assembling with intent to kill Claude
nm aged FrenchmGn. DurInd was maddeIleu, ,od m
jealousy because Nctorine MOquet who hai Woihe
ms mill and lived I'm his house went to Doaru h [ IN
house While under the Influence OF liquor ne N u'
StIrals hnuse and fired several shots at INN, "oun"7
him in the wrist.
Il was stated Yesterday that Dr. Josiah lornpo%Ic
whose daughter Lizzie secretly married Jdc"p t,e
krnt . drugstore in Iohokrn-lVc. This was u ~,
The rug tore at No. ~ HobOken-aYe Is ket " mr.
Theodore Il. HorubOwcr, who iNc' III C'hlra' ~ 351
Josi,h IIornmnyer occupies drugstore AT No -,
C'eutrnl.aye and lives the store anu u W. ,rT,
thnt Inc disturbance happened that brought te un H.
t,n,to f,,;v hefore Iusice the Peace AldlldSc'
m cniore p uorubowcr has children and IS noI IL
relative OF Dr. Josiah HoinboWcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
FOREIGN STEIufRS DrE lr rms P0RI
CHLPPLNE WIZ.
PORT or NEW.YoEK.....W WEDNESDAY,. NOV. -. ~
ARRIVED

PORT or HI.W.YOEK.....W WEDNESDAY,. SOY : = 1898
ARRIVED
steamer state 81 Georgia lHr, MONDE Glngsow Novd
win md'e aud a3 cabr AMI - sc'ragc -ngers
10 41 r 1 i,,hn ttn' VaH Der &c., Nrstcrin -oy l.
with cabin and ~ si,ciAgc passengers to Finch
tiS, N f1andS Mane RIO isnro Oct - n4ha 2s
Thomas g. WIT, md ant pa'rnl'r't TO - br'hlNaI
s9Co Arrived 81 ne Ear at at / q n, , :, t,., Zoo,
day.. WIN mise ard pr'lenF crsio e II Naory & CO.
viii irf r,i,. amy lri p5,,s ne, to II Yoorc
. SIG@@gt GH baaH6n IS % wan
steamer city o fitchours FISH Ne" Bedford WIN m's'
10 EapK Hair,n AUST Fsrin Lisbon - with m..e
EapS ri Sor, noEscn natal Braz. - days, with sugar
Ear. Ia paa 81 BOSTON Larry AnT c4yes y DAYS Nth
logwppd to Lyon CO. Vf7sr 10 iall" MS,N1h q ="
BARK D.yton, GIAy FAN RIVER ia ballast 10 NilF1
Scir JOHN Gregory Gregory. santa cruz. cuba ~ iEa,
with cedar and mahogany to order yts9oIto Is Aeta't
ace
Al City Island. fresh. sW. cloudy
SANDY Hoos 10 Ilronefr 23G IhHTn2n@'' IL
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Deyona CBr,. Young GLASGOW Nov .. Mobile :;
with AMI passengers to Henderson Bros Arrived I
'n steamer i,@undham Or Milne Teate sept lG fino
~ MOrca oct J.? Pras 20 with 1dsc 10 Funch Edge o.
Arrived at the Ear At b pm
CLEARED.
sclmer Tcnicr, B.lg,. McAuey, Liverpool Busk Jc,
Steamer Elder Ger Hellmcr' Bremen via Southampton
steamer Valencia woolncR, Iasrayra, Puerto cahco an
FL
steamer san Marco. Burrows Galveston c II Major
steamer Tew Orleans Halsey Sew.OrleansS II Seaman.
steamer CITY of Columbia. WOolhui, ChAIostOn-J Gum
tard & co.
Steamer Fanny Cadwaladcr Hart. Baltlmorc-J KromA
Steamer Commonwealth. Van KIRK Pmaio pna-RObert
& KING
steamer F:o2nOra. Bragg. POrtland-Ioratio Hall
Snip GCcsteIAundo (uerl Lcuthe LOudOu-lheO Nuge
q co.
BARK Caraioa r Smith, Batavia. Java, for orders j
Winchester 4 Co.
BARK Sirrne GER. Caies Stettn-C Tobias & CO.
Brfg GaHbad NOr, Hemcrtsen Monte lde0 and Bo3srl
&C Tobias & CO. .
schr isaiah Stetson. Trask, Santos. Braz-F II smit
&CO.
schr Ethel N Davis, wIllett, Ponce, PR-Lwa Arm
strong.
SAILED.
Steamers James WAishaw for Glasgow; Elder. Bremen
German HaVre, Camea Barcelona san Marcos Galveston
New.Orlcans CITY OF Columbia, Charleston
seneca Newport News Commonwealth. Philadelphia.
Oeestemundc for London.
BIIss Japan, for brisbane, Emile Lisbon.
Bngs Wlhelmne, for BTest Gem BarbadOes.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
| orIEvsIjwS Nov lj-Arrlyed otelrler Cig9i Chieas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
failures will be announced to-day w nsh 5h'
ing of Yesterdays transactions Is attemp'ou'
TT u CIAFLIN'S WILL.

, o,,.n,r,p,p proI-FsTS MADE PRIVATELY
Rv the will of H. b. Claiiin, when wa s;s. md
oot.dy lie entire estate is given to his we auu
children To his wife, Agnes, he pequea;ttIh' re
house. No. 80 Pierrepont-sd dbhs"IntsIy. together
with o the household effects, plate; Gnthh
linen statnarv pictures, carpets anu ~, harnass
effects including horses, carriages al" nnuaiiv
All the rest of his estate Is 80 dowe,l and his sons
Iohn and Arthur b., share ana SnaIe "'iAe' ~
the following PROVISIONS 49,, .,,,o ~ my
~ Almv estate not invested at the time oi ii
death in the business Of my nf oG mne C62 shall be
trthwiib divided and paid over 70 tno 18th m
Co1 my estate which AZ 'ie ti' er, shali remain
10 invested I'm the business OF my sad llln & hof nt
DC INV dnrno thc lifetime OF nv son Johh. pdC ho
foexceed q period OF five years aIleI ny 70 eyteod
my lcgdccs unanimously desire anu soiey 10 the
49, FL ~ ,3, son John who is hereby held Marines ir
AN his acis ~ the premises Inc cohtI
CO.. named portion OF my estate Is i
so ~ y" ~ tivs wears unless before the eNpii,lpu
OF that peliod lie shall deem IL 0cNt 70 va whole Of
said business portion or portions o. OK the Ic@atoes
nv estate and divide aud pay u over 10 naynen Is
Withdrawals, payment VI pay iN -
he IS hereby authorized 10 h"Ae'
T.steetdor further says: 49,, ,.ootocs 7
In ,;eU, nj INC concord cXIsng between my iegatCcH
deem ~ unnecessary to express In detail III ths' my
my wishes in regard to matters OF these
gifts TO publlc or private chatllcS. J.inry letter
Affairs have written TO my leGatec' an al''' ishes
of even late here WITH The letter expresses NY "'''
but Is not nenldtOry' -...,.ora
His wife ond two sons are appointed execuI"iis
The will is dated July 20, lsh3 ana Is frns
Edward +. Lanes, Dexter W. Force ana Oh''i'''
MANY of the chair able requests made ny ~, ~
Clafn privately were partly carried ot ~ 1hm.e he
time Ills family desire TO carry ouV INN AIR
oueSts in The unO,tcatatOus manner III W"'tti a.
f'oAin alv1ovs cave financial AID Tor charlI+ PIC
rctS and IN keeping with this purpose Il'N ,; o
To give the nature OF the requests lor puoilc''io"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
.rr,rr rr,RT,IY SENTENCED.

large bundle of papers in the once Oh 'o lou.
cna-ks clerk of the Cont of General sessions coi
tainng indictments against Timothy McCafthy, t ne
Gve-keeper OF No. IL Oak-St.. received al.
Yesterday in the shape of and ndctmcht pc' NE liz
tLr Endorsement OF hs convection ana Sentenvu,
Gorthv was trcl and convicted oil ID ciIii!iai
ssSanit on Catherine Rarrow, but It new tTiai WnI
granted Assistant DistrictAttorh'y B'nl" ~,
Innnd that ihcra were several witnesses WHO ~"
Mccarthy beat the woman on one o'caSiV,' Hiu
dccidcd not to put the wltncsSSiahd 'aLhcl ny
Barrow the person assaulted. on account ol hei o"'
character. ,. , l,ottcrv ~ n =
taken M and the testimony had all been given , IT,,
lore Yesterday morning. when tho connsei lpI tn
defence and Mr. Bedford made their cIos,hg
snccchcs Mr. Bedford rdculed the defence 'ol 'uo
evident had character of some OF their w'ncSSoS,
,Ird~c Cowing told the jury that they nHNt MI
ont of mind the other trial CT McChilIf . tmU
character of the assaulted woman am al ~ ~
issues than That of the guilt of McCartN ~ %
particular offence. The jury after SNORT "o''"'0
rcIurncd with a verdict of guilty. H., ,,o,..,
The counsel for Mccarthy waived tl!e w ~ 1; -
STAY that is permitted, and judge CoN'Ilp H.
sneakinr of the bad character that the pil lr.
horne sentenced MIN Ia year IN tho it''nli'i?
and 10 nav fine of 800 This is the high9Nt pun
ishmcnt Tor Tie offence. Met arthy took ms sen
tcnre calmly and turned away stolidly lie NaSS
met outside the building hY a large iroNu many u
whom appeared to .ympathlzc with hiih'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
NEWARK.

NeorIv 900 workingmcn representing. over ,i'lH
,bor orrar,z ,tion- of Newark AMI Essex COUNTY, ~"
toni,d tLr funeral Of Richard DuWdale, prOhIhcn.
bor 1ritator Yesterday. Delegation, were also III
from Brooklyn Orange, Danhurr ana other el'ISS i
SERVICES were held in -. Jancss Roman Cau''''
Church.
In the First District Court yesterday the ey sut VI
Jnsen Fjyun against Assembly mail-elcct william 10"
ricun of The Nth ESgrN District was tr'ri lia'Ie.''
nuc of the most prominent Democratic poltc aus ~ W
civ and has had himself elected four times To the LEI
atirr In the last election an Independent Dtnor.' =,
RIM against him and defeated Flyhn support"
The IIlcrrudcpt ticket aul few days after the 'lrI
met arrc,n IN q hccrshop, The latter hIl hte' uI!nh
INC and assaulted Flynn. who bsd his aSsaihht IN y
ana thc1 instituted the civil suit 70. tamaecs lho
cnuri.room was crowded and the iury returned Il YER
diet for the plaintin of SD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
ErW JGESEY.

RNuy ,v-Thc Law and Order Society has invited me
Cannon Council to attend the l'cthle To be drIiV"red
NIGHT i'm the First Presbyterian ChHtcl ny the NV '
Howard Crosby OF NeS-loIk.
HoBolrN-Scvcn hrcmrn from the steamer M"I'c ''
~, ,Ln wilson Line went ashore Nc+fcrtIy ana Soi
IrurT WHEN they returned James bradley. the fourth
en- -inccr gavc one of them order which the hithah
rfiscd In nncy bradley undertook To enforce ODE hence
when the entire am SET upon him aud eiy" him trii'
Die beating. J.hn McKrrnau the chlernrnr.r, s S
Ia Police HEADQUARTERS for assistance, ana hcld me Nv
men n bay wlth revolver until a squad OF policemen
arrived.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
.,u vopn DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1885

tBr Watkins from NcwYork NOy on her way Verpooi
Sailed steamer City tBr' condron from L'ef
yMoIH Nov i7TSailed steamer Buffalo Br Maet Tor
New. York. .----- ,.t.n. mani Scheer.
beck from COpenha hence for New. ork H., Duac
MAPLE Nov l4-Saled. steamer BurSuhuiA Nr'h ND'
for New York. - ,,-,o, mr., Reard FOR
DeyiV nov l4-salei. Assria tBr' sptai' TOT
NlNr. Nnrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
WHAT'S GOING on TODAY.

Animal parad, of the Old Guard. afternoon. -, :,
Iinit-Warnrr reference ease, No. llo bIo''""'' -
a. III. ?, ,....o I ,,rr II a IN
Hur,.s will csc before SJrlu-ttc t"IIHS noun. ,,,,
Sus,e Investigating Committee, Nor Oh HOUSE. i''''
q. IN. -....,. t.,-,r-,tuth and
pnot,, Of County Cauvasscrs GUY Hall. II a. M
inspection at sandy Hook bJ Congress o'"'""c' '0"
Tr1tiinc race. Fleetwood. afternoon
Armstrong murder TRIAL, BroO~lyh
Meeting of the Board OF Excise. ,,, , D..
1,rtcrTrce ~ Unitarian Churches Church OF '"r
.irir Car Bn.dr r. Assocaton 40. ll3 LDcrIy-9t
< D. IN. ,,....- II. - tr,,cl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19

7 ,y,to ~ purdv's Station entered the room with MS
counsel Odle close of Close Robertson a1 hcbnd
Eeoyh and ex.Collector Robertson came Just ~
tSen Mr. White Is under Indictment for assam TX
Miss Ereda Robinson friend Of The family w lfo
tornev Raker asked Mr. White what he had 10 ray ~ "
his gtft lie said in a voice / am not RuiiS. nj.
we will try your case In February fepiicu 'H' N
trlct-A Attorney. ,,- A., .rt,hd-oy the nlea
at any time before the trial Inc court sdi
plea could he withdraw, but That u was boV neS''
o do that TO attack the indictment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
UOUE Ne rs.
Prominent ARRIVALS

rim Arcnae Ho'el-Wlllilm E. smith a., as
-, c,rinI Of NJ lryland; George " LorIhE' Oh
Massachusos, and Nine de Ytqgm4e OF tlny and
Gi,V House Mayor A. BeekCr Balks W Ij,,1,joU
UofiYA Iswol-ky. secretary Of the EnsS'n L'a""'
at az. w.. II, Ia, H,rinlu legation at Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19

Rpu,TrIRT.- The funeral of MIS-. Grace HclnNIe'
Jc utuct whine took place In II Aususn" Chrtcl yes
t.rl',v Tho cost OF lighting the streets WIZ n'
81 uno th- wear - OOOO NOR than ia any pfr'"l-
20 = Ecjlanln T. butler In city Court yesterday
tool, IL COuliy. $3.50 c........ .....o-
DI,ttN Tho director. OK the Silver Company le.ier-
l, rlrcI f1 200 men who struck ou SATURDAY. that
their demand to-" o. -'"rf"u 81" tr 90 lr cent CUT
ou "A age, made Last winter VIII no. To- granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
A s11rprRY rcN MINUTES, SLIDE IN OIL.

a Il
Rrokcrs in oil were treated TO decided SENSATION
at the Consolidated stock and Petroleum E1cil;'iSo
Yesterday. They came down 10 business IN ,hc
morning flushed with hopes of gOOd marhet MAJ
would move toward the lcngcd-ior goal OF ~ 70.
That is most of them did, and 1t Is LIKELY mat theie
were some who were flushed with hopes OF decIu-
cdy different character. The latter class OIL brokers
were rewarded in the reapin3 OF prOhts lot Gus
TONERS who were OF the " ear" side Irlces sale'i
smoothly no to u IL in the early morning, OuV
from flat point they began 70 slide downward.
After the luuch-h0u the oilpit Of the Exchange
was a scene of frantic confusion. In ten minutes
the market down to more than the extent Oh ne
advance on Tuesday, falling from - % 10 ~ ob'4.
and in that time the brokers became o mass OF
/. shouting, struggling rioters, who only needed tile
presence of the police to present the appearance Oh
disoTdcrly Democratic primary. The break was
due to many and wild reports regaIdng q new Wei
in the oil country, but outsiders, a1teI theekclte.
meut was over, found il impossible to get a eood
logical PLANTATION OF why the trade had been upset
bV news that they often in the habit OF Laughing
at The general opinion expressed was that the
decline was due to speculative attacks for the re-
norts from the oil country were not of sufficiently
deinite character to excuse, on any commercial
n ipciplcs the trepdaton into which the market
had been thrown. Manv prominent brokers OK
dressed the belief that the market had been more
scared than hurt, and the temper of the brokers'
Yin fingered lafe around the favoTite places of
social intercourse in Wall Street decidedly more
sheerful than il was in the heat OF the speculative
eoalict. IL is feared, however, that some small
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19

Notwithstanding the amber who yearly snccnnO 20
tarte aud iaal which Is daily winding us lhI
tols around tnOusande who are unconscious Oh s 1"
uo.se~re Dr Picrccs Golden Medical Discovery VIII
cia,vr ana purify bloc Of scrOfulous mi on
consumption (Which IL ONLY scro ul0ls dS Use %
10 in stamps ana get ~ f,eIc .
conn az treatise on consumption and kindred
r,uuoIous Testimonials Ofcurs Address worms DisP-"
sarv Medical Association, Buffalo, y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
LONG ISLAND.

MI<LoIA-At tho recent election ior officers OF INC
Queens county Agricultural society Tor l--p s'Hcl
49, ,,, sen nrcsllcnt I,aa, H. Cucis, pres
dent: Thomas II. Bacon. treasurer; and JACOB H'cA'
secretary.
II ,rpf.sIr-T louis l. Searlcs. who was recently ar
ra,l with -oru .rt OF harness, has been IOuut 70
have stolen property worth $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
Announcements
An,,1cr TO MnTuERS.
CnNSI-NpTION

rs yytx oN SOOTHING SYRUP should always be nseh LOT
Ctm 1rTy TTgTlXG IL sOoTHEs the CHILD soF!kNs inc
GINS AILAYs ALL PAIN CURES WIND COtI anu N inc Dbl
nrNFpY FOR DIARRHdsA. Twenty-Five cents Oo'ue'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19

To1rCSyIfIr-Thc Rev. r. b. B'tt, Of tho south hll,
titt Chnrch said toa rcIort-r Yesterday that he VII
summit IN Iust,ce cullen "a the Supreme Court IroO"
Iyu Ills week papers asking for rc0pcnins Of th'
ARGUMENT on the motion for Ill injunction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19

Earl g. Wilson's f. & w. brand OF Mems
Collsrs and CuIs are the beIt sold cverYShar"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19

TIE ALCOHOL ABIT AND lSTEMPERANCE
Permanently cured by the ~aiyo Remedy "ch cnni,,o
te r vii Tor Imor BIZ cGcc ual ciingn2 me , nn
of tle stomach which causes The apoite' Co''''"7 ~
apiac Highest ptOrss0naI lianl Gent q q D
stinnn ala fr6l vino have Oceh cure 1'co ~
m ~, If Iriro A. Private consul atoms ~ once "
vi S'nd STAMP for circular with metnOi oi il'd
~, rcs ,.. ,Ivo RTS!pY" Room 10, No. cst +tA'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
SPECIAL MENTION.

ADvEnTIsEMENTS admitted inse shese Ell.
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wreTcnE-rER COUNTY.


u,v,noxr,K-A barn bclJIcing to David BuIt' va
Je-troycd by fire on Tues lay v'uins
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MEDICAL EXAMINATION FREE.-A corIec.
81 n,r ~ "a a. Given without asking question
NV b BirrffRtIELD at 323 West 3ithst from a H.
10 D m. one way only
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FOIDISG BEps.-LlrgeSt assortment ut mod
'i-'N f I'M DOING FOLDING BED Co,
20 East litI-st.. neat BrOAdwaS-
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NERS From TIE SUBURBS.
ABsENCE OF A BRIDEGR'

UNEXPLAINED ABsENCE OF BRIDEGROOM.
Mics Bertha VOLT the daughter OF Frederick Wolt2
Of West New. York y. j. who lives on the DallytOwn
Road was 10 be married on Monday night to Howard
Wesfner cashier in Ncw-YOrk dry-SOods house Tho
house was brilliantly illuminated, the guests were as
sembed and tho wedding feast ready. but neither
the prospective bride bridegroom appeared After
DELAY of about two hours Hr. Volt informed the
assembled guests that his daughter had been taken sud
denly III and the wedding was therefore postponed. No
further exclamation was made, but II aftcrward
learned that Wesner had not arrived The absence Of
his relatives indicated that he had been persuaded to
himself No explanation has been received from
him. however aud the young woman Is Frustrated. She
retains her confidence in him and believes that he has
met with some accident.
THE REV. MIR. WHITE = O 81 TRIED
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HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. W.
,AiInvIngtD n.1ve bctween 21-t All ~ ~,
ITours-S TO / tO7 Diseases Ot the NocSlt' ot2' 10
t,cnito. Tinnry OrJans InD0tcnco AM 'V'rI''"
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THE REV. MR.. WHITE 20 IL TRIED.
There was nutcr OF excitement yesterday IN the
Court OF Sessions Ut White Ps when the Rev. Robert
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TIE DUFFY MALT wuIsKEy Coz.
La. - III

All persons using DugBs Pure MaH Hh'SEey are m
riicd araH themselves Of The SerrieeS Of oar Aed'ea'
sun al all times free Of charge.
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Hunlrcds of suilar lO'crs micht be PFC cntGl.
rcpcatiuE the same facts. The testimony or those WHO
nave civCd benefit ia more striking and intrleStins
Commencing with uftutic coUsumutou. We give q leW
-lnp" casts aud their results. Many ldeNt''H ohe'
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