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Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-12-10

All the Mexico merchants who adj
vertise are either ''selling at cost or
below.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-12-10

Farber claims to have the best
coal in the county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-12-10

Congress will do no active work at
least till after the holidays.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-12-10

The Farber depot is about COM
pleted and it Is a daisy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-12-10
SAVED BIZ HIS BEST GIRL.
A Mexico Society Man Rescued from
the Hands of the Law.
Arrested at q Fashionable Rink on the
Charge Made by a Married Woman
The Testimony of his Sweet Heart
U Clears Him.
From Sunday sayings, St. Louis,

From Sunday Sayings. st. Louis.
The dudes and dudines in the Star,
the most fashionable and select of all
the local skating Kinks, were startled
the other evening at two sensational
happenings which occurred in their
midst.
A young married lady had been
skating with Ed. Rines, of this city,
formerly of Mexico, Mo-, a well-known
society gentleman, when suddenly
her eyes fell upon a diamond ring he
wore.
1t was the very picture of a ring
that she had had stolen from her q
few months before. She asked the
young gentleman to let her see it and
in response he lifted up his hand,
and extended the finger on which he
wore the ring.
She looked at the jewel and then
with her eyes nearly popping out of
her head said:
CHATS mine. Give it to mel"
Naturally the young gentleman re-
fused the request. This appeared to
i~rritate the young lady and she left
him hurriedly.
He thought nothing of her
UDDEN DISAPPEARANCE
except to wonder what had put such
strange suspicious in her head.
When the young lady left him she
took off her skates, rushed to the
nearest telephone and telephoned for
her husband and the hoodlum wagon
at the same time.
The husband reached the rink first.
Rushing into the place he talked as
though he would have MI. Rines sent
to the penitentiary, and Mr.. Rines,
in response, grew warm and said lie
guessed not.
Young lady friends of MI. Rines
called upon their gentlemen friends
to stand by him and several of the
latter threw off their coats and swore
in hoarse whispers that the only way
in which the police could take Ed
would be owe their bleeding corpses
Presently the hoodlum wagon and
the police appeared. Then for thu
first time Manager Munson venturet
to suggest that there might be a mis-
take somewhere.
4 He asked all parties to come int
his office and they complied with hi
request.
He questioned the lady as to wheI
she had lost her ring She replie'
that
IT HAD BEEN STOL.EN
from her but SIX months before.
Then it was that MI. Rines knock
ed out the prosecution by asserting
that he had his ring for yer a year
Could he prove it?
Why yes, Of course.
He called for the young lady VIII
had given it to him, and the word
were scarcely out of his mouth wheI
/ she appeared. With her delicat
| cheeks suffused with bushes, and he
voice trembling with emotion sh
bore witness to his innocence.
She had given him the ring over
year ago.
She remembered the day and til
date.
This settled it of course.
: Mr.. Rines was turned over to hi
true and tried friends.
The lady and her husband wer
e profuse in their apologies.
| The wicked policeman retired NOR
rapidly than they had come.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-12-10

Sherman is president of the Sen
ate and Carlisle speaker of the house.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-12-10
THE LEDGER.

prRIJSHED EVERY THURSDAY
-Bi-
E. u. WHITE, Editor and Proprietor.
At $3.50 A YEAR
ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.
nFCE-LsdgeT Building, Northwest Corner Square
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-12-10
WOrcester's Red Whiz.

Mr.. W. Worcester, son of Judge
Worcester, of White Hall, ILL.,, intro
duced a deeper dye of red paint in
Mexico last Friday night than has
been on exhibition here for years.
He is about 81 years old and recently
! married. What business he had
here except trying to drink up all the
whisky in Mexico We are unable to
state. He registered at the Ringo
House and then loaded up. He
went to his room about 8 O'Clock
Friday night and in a few moments
three shots were heard. On examin-
alton it was found that Worcester
had been amusing himself shooting,
we suppose, at snakes OF elephants
He had written letters to friends and
appeared to be thinking of suicide.
but the result goes to show that
nothing was further from his mind
He was locked up in the cooler anG
in the morning was sent to his rela'
tives IN Illinois. The unfortunate
young nan is to be pitied. He ev.
identity can not control his appetite
The report about his being crazy is
a mistake. He Was crazy drunk. He
should keep away from fire arms
when he is fooling with fire water.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-12-10
Big Cut in Prices!
Furniture!
Being Largely Overstocked
WITH FURNITURE
OF all kinds [ will make a reduction of %
per cent. on all goods.

I have $4,000 worth OF NEW FURNITURE, just bought or spot cash, from
the best factories IN the East.
Ihaye more FURNITURE than every furniture sore in Mexico and Audrdr
county put together.
keep eyerythingi in thu FURNITURE line tht is kept in the large cities, and
will give you better goods for less M than any hOuse: in Audrmn, Boone OF
Galloway county.
1 MANUFACTURE all my Panor Furniture and Lounges in Mexico and make
themb better than broughton goods.
L do not make a habit of blowing in newspapers, b: MEAN JUST WHAT
SAY. Gfvem me a call and will cheerfuny show you what have, and if you don
buy it is all right.
Thanking you for a tfayors ad soicuinea ntuuanc
am, very respectfully,
3-tf J Mt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-12-10

About January Is. J. M. Pollard
will move his jewelry store into the
room under the Ringo, now occupied
| by Mark Pitcher, who will move into
the room occupied by Morgner &
Precht, they going into Pollard's
room in the Runkel block.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-12-10

A congressional boom or so in this
district is going to die still-born If
the parents don't keep off rough
roads. Hon. j. f. Hutton should
have q trial before he is condemned,
He gets cursed for not doing some
thing. When he goes and does it he
gets another cursing. He was not
the LEDGER's man for nomination but
he is 10 u congressman and
should have a fair show. The fight
on him comes from a peculiar dlrec-
| ton, too.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
NETWORK CITY.

This is ne final day Of registration il. his city trsoI
s q. M. M0 m.
Cars will begin rnnning again on the old Broad
way and University place route aiter November /.
Tie Cclnmbia College Boat Club Will give mile
race for tour scratch eights on the Harlem at 3
p. III. to-day
Three hundred cars are now run on the Broad way
surface road, and are crowded as when only half
that number went up and down the street.
The new convent Of the sisters Of the order of ST.
Domino. No. 2l5 West Ihirtieth-st., has been com
pleted, and Is beiEg furnished with all modern in-
proyeGents.
Charles Greenfield, one OF the sailors of the
steamer Niagara, who was taken from that vessel
on Wednesday sick with yellow fever died at SWIM
burne Island On Thursday night
The business failures throughout the country in
the last seven days, reported TO X. q. Dun Co.,
OF the Mercantile Agency, number for the United
States l53 AID for Canada twenty-four as COM
pared with 1G6 last week.
The fine weather yesterday attracted many
lovers Of lawn-tennis to Cent:al Park. Nearly a
dozen private nets wero erected opposite Ninety
secoad-St.. and the playing continued until sun
down.
PRACTISING WITHOUT REGIS TRATION.
Henry Utzlnger was prosecuted yesterday in the
Special Sessions Court, by William A. burlington,
practised EcdlciEe az No. 1914 Allen-st. without
having registered at the Office of the County
Clerk. tie was fined 5000.
ORGANIZING FOR CHARITABLE WORK.
lie Chrstian Giving Society has been organized
with the following incorpcrators: Charles f.
Deems George l.. Taylor. II. S. Macarthur, 4. f.
Sctannler, Sseuel ii. Virgin. William I. Wiley
and Owen o. Shiminel. Tie object is to awaken
Christians to charitable works
CoMqLIMRNTiNG GENERAL NEWTON.
Tie Board # Managers Of the Produce Exchange
Tn g series II resalrtions adopted yesterday con-
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
NEW.JERSEY TOWNS.


WEST HoBoKEN.-Henry Waldbcrgcr OF No :51s
Front.st New York, who accidentally shot ana Killed
Mrs Louisa Lafnbrecht AT hci hoho near
Station, sunday night has been held Dy the coroner
jury.
HoBoKrN-On Monday evening Mr.. Charles Wright
and wife celebrated twentieth anniversary OF their
wedding at their home HohOkcn Heights. Among
the many guests present were Mrs Ge0IEe hr",' ana
daughter, Madame Gunand, William knlsely, A. H.
Sharp and Henry Belden.
BlooMFmLD.-A large black animal OF exceeding
ferocity is causing sensation among people iNns ~
the Outsk! j OF the Ylagc; ~ was was nist sce , 1 NJ
ware Lackawanna and Western freight house when hc
his five dogs lighting 1t near dh9 kgnAeis. Oho @ o
tue dogs killed aud the others He'd Inc BACK oi the
dead dog was cru in the jaws OF the animal Several
other persons have since seen the animal.
EIIZABETH.-The Tooth anniversary or Methodisn III
T1aLctb Is being celebrated by series Of services
this week nj St. Jamess Church. An hstOrlctl seIn N
was preached last sunday by the pastor the Rev j. T.
number of former pastors Last ni=ht organ recital
was conducted by Professor Garter, Tor many years
morrow with sermons Dy Bishop Andrews and Dr j. L.
Newmap =, r, ,r
that the EIzabethport- Steam Cordago Works
were about TO suspend operations on account OF scarcity
Of orders, denied emphatcay by samuel Williams
tho superintendent lie SAID Tn lhe WORKS WIZ DC run
All winter except as at present on lnTec- quarters ubc
The whole story originated from the trlng TACT that
two machnIsts been temporarily laid OIL The
Grand Jury made presentments against Doth the lla-
delphia and Reading and Pennsylvania Railroad Com
Danies because they permit trains gOIhg III OppOte ui
rections to pass each other at the depot IN Elizabeth
and other places In Union County, Of running at high
speed aud making flying switches without proper care
and caution.
PATERsON-Several years ago a judgment was civ n
against Carleton NJ Hcrrick, proprietor OF The DddD
Guardian, civil suit for libel lie says that lie was
moi convicted OF criminal libel In the County Court
Yesterday Judge woodruff sentenced John j. Perkins TO
five years in the State Prison for swindng poor work
ing people by pretending 10 keep an Intelligence ONCE
and collecting dollars them for promised situations
which he never procured for them Charles Hors. '
'eld young man. for sh9othg boy VINO was S'eaiinS
cherries fined $50 and costs
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
DIED WHILE READING ATHE POST"
ITS EDITORIAL FACE 100 MUCH FOR BRUNsWICi
.

ITS EDITORIAL FACE 100 MUCH FOR a BRUNSWICK
HOTEL GUEsT-Is 1T A SUICIDE.
"Georgo Mann of Brooklyn" was written on the
register of the Hotel Brunswick on Thursday night
NV a wel-dressed man W. o paid for a room on an
upper floor and asked to be called at O'Clock IN
ont delay. At a.. III. yesterday, porter who was
sent to the room knocked loudly on the do0r
several times, but got no reply. Then the doOr
was opened by force. In n chair by the Ded was
found the dead body of the guest The man had
evidently died after he entered the room MS
bodv being quite cold His clothes had not been
removed, and in his hand was copy OF me EceRing
Post The easy attitude Of the body III the chalr
indicated that the man had seated himself com
tortably to read tho newspaper, ana Wnen nc hau
got as far as the editorial page he died suddenly
Police Captain Williams OF the twenty -nhtn
Precinct. made search N the man pOcKets anG.
found three two-ounce bottles OF laudanum which
had been purchased at different drug stores III
Flushing. l.. ]. Papers in the pockets also leu TO
the Identification of the man as William r. Meeker,
an unmarried bOOkkeeper who boarded In Flushing,
and was employed by the Export Lumber Company
in Long Island Ciy The police th1uGnt that ne nc
bad committed suicide, but Captain Williams sald
that there was room for doubt until coroner had
made an investigation. 1t was SAID by Meeker
employers aud friends that his accounts were AZ
right and that his honesty was not doubted lie
was said also TO be man OF good habits HIS DOdy
where an autopsy will be held this morning The
belief that Meeker had committed sncide was
founded partly on his action IN registering under
a false name. ,,-,,-- +.
Inonst, Flushing since last May. lie lett nome carry
every morning and retired early In the evening Mrs
Cheshire told q reporter that Mceker came home as
usual Wednesday evening, ate MS supper ana re-
ing was ever noticed in that would give
idea t4at lac pTemoditated suicide
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
United srATEs SUPREME COURT.

WAsuIXGTON, Oct. 23.-ln the United States
Supreme Court to-day, the following business was
transacted:
On motion Of T. W. Hackett Thorn Ike d. Hodges, OF
New-York. WAS admitted to practice.
10 9laThe etc OF the city Of Newark. plaintiff
IN error agt IN error tho Circuit curt
nj fo limited for the southern District OF Ne..Yurk
Dismissed stipulation each party paying their costs
IN TINS court --..-- -,-,-.,o, -. .- 49,. ,,--
COL Submitted b. A astleman for paniif
in error counsel apne ring for defendant In
No Is per Asb and others plaintiffs In agt
MhcimOre In tTiOr 10 the circuit Court Of tho
United sttes tho District o: CaOrn Dismissed vita
COSTS per stipulation
30 u Hiram aZet appellant a=t the United states
Ar1ed by I n - Mcpherson and LnOcL IDen Tor appel
apf ana by 0licitor Genera OOodc Tor appellee.
SO-tSubatiuted Tor D l3 Lana sargent and others
am ants John elton. sheriff. and others. Arguel
bv Charles ay for appellants and by II Al orbert Tor
appeilccs -. q. -. ,...,,s, f.. ..- -. a.. ,.. a..
of In TO the Crcut Court OF the
United FOR the Western District OF Tennessee Dis
M sscd with costs por stipulation. u- ..4
30 l5-Mart L. Morris aud olhCr4. executors etc,
plantin. In error agt Dewitt Giddings Argument begun
by John seIden for plainiin In error.
Adjourned until Monday.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24

All grades of carpets are now 20 per cent
cheaper than they were four years ago at John and
James DObson's in West Fourteenth-st The most
economical OF housewives can fnd something with
which to cover her floors, combining utility with no
little degree beauty, while people OF extensive means
can lind something adapted TO the most eNtravagant
tastes
The Dobsons have recently introduced specially
the Tourney carpets, which are manufactured at the
firms mills at the Falls or Schuylkl, Philadelphia. In
general appearance they resemble the popular MOquete
carpets and said TO he more desirable. These and
the MOquettes como in medium grounds re-
CARDS color, with figures OF moderate size
producing broken rather than set effects.
An carpets are made with match borders. The Wilton
carpets appear IN medium light grounds with quiet de
signs Tho Brussels cOloripg and design. fashioned
after Eastern styles The tapestry Brussels, maDuact
ured by the firm, still retain their popularity.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
THOUGETrHEY had SWIyDLED THE CONDOofoH
Tmn uonnr unmen entered q crowded BrOad-

way car down town yesterday They haa u nTed tSe
fuli of ma arcels aud had stand The nrst naueu th
second nickel hve-cent piece The seconu naaev ,un me-
nickel and silver quarter to the eohouSey' ,oe he
nickel and fifteen cents besides. The secona yJse az S
woman picked out the original nickel ana haeu toS
The brst saving i'm confidential manner nc EoA E,
your nickel and then gave it back 10 me- sumner
looked at Number Two and then the laIter ~ tho
supidity OF the conductor in allowing hlDseli ~, 90
defrauded of fare Apparently IL was as ucn i me
smnySline lace through the Custom House, anu TUG
coupo got into gale OF merriment. AT twenty &
they left The and wentto the nearest canSy
where Number ono bought sixty cents worth Vi e"u'
with money saved in Car fare
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Oct 23.-ln the Court of Appeals
day tho following causes were argued:
No y73 The People respondent agt. GussSppo GiuJeci
apuel ant ArguedbY y & MOak for appellant James w
IldlcNay for respondent.
40 ssf-sarah cCorn, respondent, agt Moses McCorn
and appellant Argued by Janes Christie Tor ie'
no ~ THOMAS II Sringham appellant agt COruolia
Stew art respondent Argued ~ Snhu Tor appellant
Horace itussell tor respondent
30 3-4-Iliram Clark appellant agt sidney Slman and
rtbcrs Commissioners, respondents submitted.
The following tie day calendar OF the Court Of Ap-
meals for October 20:
Nos 3G3 3Gi 372 3lS 81 $40 $50 3sl.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
NEWARK.

The CoTOners Jury In the case % Mrs Minnie Honman
who wss shoi by her husband at No. Prkst on Ocp'
ber rendercd verdict yesterday OF murder against tc
husband The latter IA dying at the hospital County
Phvsiciau Hewlett testified that Hoffman hal iEiOrmod
him he had shot his wife IN the head and
ing over her and seeing that she moved he rcd be second
bullet through her brain 10 make his work sure.
Morris O'BreD, Of No. I'D Academy-st, was com
brntalv heating his wife on Thursday night The woman
Is DYING of cancer OF the stomach OBrien returned
homo ote al night aud turned his two young
cldrcua 4 girl age eight and boy age siA, INTO the
street and then assaulted the sick wife because she had
been unable TO work.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24

to-, 20, thu. one OF his s.orics is strictly true TOT
ns,ot snnd on certificate x his veraoity and can oa
tail Won that he Is not the sOr. OF man Wo - soma
81 The stcrss OF hs power Of music over ahlhas hiio
He trne for he had seen for himself an instance -n
g,n alone i'm the woods day he notced squLe
snnrar and r,man stiag his hind legs anu al. ,,
Tine troops OF them came and assumed the smut c, ,
tnds iii there we're a hundred in his audience otnp
ming ar last he spoke Gentlemen. the meeting ~ us
solved" and at the sound OF mis- voice spsas s iItt,o
camo tho little forofeet aud oil Jumpeo 'uo N''''
81 Gsoothc3 sayages" out Of sight.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
SPREAD OF THE CI0ARMAKERS STRIKE.

There are now about 700 cigannakcrS on
strike In the city, In addition to the strike already re-
noried the men employed in Ahrcnss factory IN Avenue
T. sixty In number, went strike for advance Of
81 90 thousand, and thirty bunch makers the ON
nIoy of MOouelis In East Trnhs left work account
OF . refusal advance tnoir pay 20 cents thousand
Sixfy rollers left idle account OF this strike. There
have been that big strike against the tenenou
house system was In contemplation. Both the manu-
facturefs and the officers Of the Progressive and Inter-
national Unions deny any knowledge OF such strike.
conference between the cigar manufacturers and
represrntatyes Of the two unions was held Thursday
night at the Grand Union Hotel for the purpose Of
tablishing uniform scale OF prices. No agreement
reached and further conference VIII DO held next
Tvtur duV
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
HOME NE us.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Nurrav Hin HOtei-SenatOr George F. Ed
nunds of Vermont. GtSeg HouSe-Congrcssnan Ira
payenport of Bath, ". y. GOvernOrelect J. A. Fora
krr of Ohio; Congressman John NJ FarQuhar, OF Buffalo;
Senator H. L. Low, OF MiddletOwn n. Y, and LynGe
HARRISON OF NewIIayen. Fun Avenue H0teL-Lord
and Lady BrabaZOn, of England Judge George +. Dan
forth OF the New-York Court of Appeals Hamilton
Harris of Albany Dr. John r. Gray OF Utica Hem
~ sage of Ithaca, and John X Porter tctoIid
EoieI9Baron dc Fava. Italian Minister at Washington
- Clarendon HOtel-BishOp Young OF Florida.
Nete.York IiOtei-CelOnel j. ii. Mapleson. Hotel
Irunsteiek-Peter Mitchell and Andrew Robertson, OF
Montreal 80 EpereH EOuse-E Senator Abraham Lam
sing OF Albany ...... Union Square Hote-Lyman h.
Bass. Colorado,
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
ENTERTAINING ooyyEouoUT SOLDIERS

The New Haven Grays. under the command
of Captain Ice, reached EowYOrk about y. III. yes
teray rcturn from Gettysburg where they had
attended the unvcing OF the monument to the 9Th
Regiment, Connecticut Volunteers. Tho company
rived by the Desbrosses street Ferry whore they wore
met by Company A. Captain COnOyer, and Company III,
CAPTAIN Mills Of the 7th Regiment The visitors and their
escort then marched by way Of Canast Broadway and
Tlfth.ayc TO the 9Th Regiment ArmOrY. There they
were entertained bg tue New Regiment and thence
they escorted IN the evening To tho Grand Central
station where they took the o'clock train for New
II.Han
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
MONEY! FOR MISSIONARY WORKy

The annual report of the CAST G Garden Mis-
sion or the Mission Of our Lady OF tho Rosary was
completed yesterday The receipts OF the mission end
ing october $l2,579 so It's expenditures were
S. 40 o. The cash hand amounts to 430 20,
which Will be appropriated toward erecting chapel and
home for Immigrants. The name OF Cardinal McClOskey
els Xavier among the first of the churches who
sponded the call for help The other large cOnribu
tors were ArchbshOps Corrigan and Ryan, Monsgnors
Donuhue and Callahan, Commissioner C. f. U!rich,
Thomas Ceary. George Bliss, and Miss Rose DelmOHicO.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
ANOTHER VICTORY FoR rnE CHICAGO NINE.

CNcINNATI, Oct. 23.-FIfteen hundred
persons saw the ChicagOs defeat the ST. Louis
champions this afternoon. The game was marked by
miserable fielding Arson being particularly weak
McCormtr's pitching tho feature. Only hits
wero made OF his delivery, and ono OF them n
scratch" IN the eighth inning he struck out Welsh,
Barkiey and Comskey. Dalrymple did some good bat
ting. The score was
ST. LOUIS .-...'....--U " = u
Base Chicago lGi st Louis. 81 ErrJrs-ChcagO.
lO { LOUIS, T. Fchers-McCormick and CarutLers. I'm.
lire Kelly.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

last dan Of registration in NeW-FOrk from a. m. 10
= TTiaf q Ferdinand Ward before Judge Barrett IL
Senate Investigating Committee, City Hall, II a. m.
William 5. Warner before Commissioner Shields
"seyenth Company, 7h Regiment dinner Hotel Bruns-
Reception e. signor salvni by Saturday Night Club,
Buckingham Hotel. $50 p. III.
C,!lslbie College regatta, Harlem River. afternoon
TeacEers' Association. Chckering Hall, 2:lj p. III.
Ma:ks1 ana Badge shooting, Creedmoor.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
AIONG TILE SOUND-

RRIpGFPoRT.-Several ladies. among whom was Miss
Jnia Gilbert Fairfield, had their pockets pick while
attending tho closing services OF Moody ana Sankey
SoUTIroRT.-After Thursdays fire, which destroyed
propery worth 81 000 pile of 800 tons Of coal was
discovered burning and fire engines from Wespor were
called 10 ex tingush the lire.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
TO TEST THE MECHANICS LIEN LAW.

Contractor BrttOn, who is putting up build
ings n Eighty ynfth-st, and Muberrys has diappeared
leaving thiryye carpenters two weeks In arrears with
their wages The Carpcnters Union Intends TO the
OF the property for the money under the Mechan
les Lien law This will DO q test lawyers
hold that under that law II tho property has paid
the in full for the work done his liability
and the men redress judicial construction OF
the law will be awaited aaXlousy by all men engaged IN
the building trades
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
THE RACE AT PLEASURE ISLAND TOD

Troy, Oct % Specidh Another boat race is
exciting Trojan attention Hanlan and Tcemer who viii
row tomorrow for the championship OF America and
s. OOO are buslJ at work practising at Pleasure Island
sporting men have moro confidence both In Hanan's
prowcss and honor Tccmor, and betting fIyors
IIanIan although Teen Is acknowledged 20 be dan
gcrous rival Hanlan wants To win. aud then row with
Hcach next sumner IN America. IIe thinks OF locating
I'm Troy or Albany he Is tired Of Canada He still owns
n hotel on an island IN Toronto Bay.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24

YoSKEEs.-Thc police on Thursday evening arrested
eighteen men employed the Aqueduct, fer drunk
onness and disordery conduct. They had been pad;
some of the offenders fined Tho fall meeting
of the Westchster County Teachers Association VIII be
held ia School No. Q to-day.