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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-30
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDsO,

~ RiVEE RATTROAD.-Corimr ncing May "a l5S
through trans Will leave Grand entral Eepot
Eo.J 0chc-ter ana MoHtrua -xpfess; threIg'
drawing room
$3.50 Limited Chicago amt SC Louis Express
with dining stopping at Albany. syracuse Roches'e
Buffalo Nil"ara Fails trc Cleveland aud Toledo ariynS
at Chicago 8 80 Cincinnati 7:4J and ST. LOUIS IA
lO.0 M Chicago Express drawingroon car, Canaan.
daigui Rochester Niagara Falls aud Buffalo, connects for
Western Ncv.York and Northern EXPRESS. with
dra wing room cars.
$40 p M Albany Troy and Utica Express through draw
ing-room carr.
( y. IN. Accommodation o. Albany and Troy
Niagara Falls Burso Cincinnati Toledo. Detroit Chicago
and -. Louis.
$3.50 Express with sleeping 10 syracuse and to
Auburn road and 10 Saratoga; also 10 Montreal
t-0lO .. Pacific xpress with sle ping for Roches
ter. buffalo Niagara rails. cleveland. Ioa Detroit
chicago also to Waterfront daily except Saturday and TO
Ogdensburg daily except saturday.
lA5 ight Exnress vita sleepingcar 70 Albany apd
Troy Connects with the morning trains for the West and for
the y nth except Saturday night.
Tickets sae at Grand entral Depot No. 2 Rowling
Green fl3 broadway. Harlem Depot, l2jhst and 4thaye
and AT Westcotts Express Ocos PARK place. Broad
way 1876 and Jt2 Broadway and 81 Vest l2jhst. New
ork 1913 Washing t0n and 100 Futon sts Brooklyn, and 10
lth. at. Williamsburg
Accommodations n DRAWN and sleeping be
procurcf a the ticket oces In NewNork CITY and At
Mashngton-st. brooklyn.
HRgrasc G. lled FOR aud checked from residence
'1he trains daily All Others daily except sunday.
tine trains stop AZ Harlem l25ihst. and ith.aye)
] N ToUCFY D. NJ KENDRICK.
General superintendent General Passenger Agent.
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Steam cats Gu0 Railroads.

Steam cats auo Railroads.
4 HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
~. The Day Line steamers will commence TIE regular
IT p- to Albany WEDNESDAY,, JUNE s, akihS the h7uh
landings
A -RONDOUT. KINGSTON and CATSkIlL
a. MOUNTAINS. Landing 40 Cr4nst1ns west pointlf
Cornwall. kcWburg. Marlboro Milton Poushk 'sir ani
Fegpus with Ulster ana Delaware stony t0vs
and Catski Mountain Railroads. city ot KINGS;
and James W. Baldwin leave week lay NJ ~ pier
foot OF Harrison except lay when city of Kingston
No.. =, IN IuciuGlug Ger 90. Do. Dollar
Albany BOATS-" Peoples nc."-DREW
" and DEAN RICIiMON - leave Pier a. North River.
foot Of nnast every week day a .. connecting with
ali points and est StaterpOns warmed Freight
ceiVed until time 81 departure.
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
For Catskill Stuyvesant and iutcrm'dilto landings
Boas leave daily Sundays excepted from fler 81 u,
oo' Vi IA FARE Only ONE DOLLAR
nAY LINE 10 NEWBURG.
~ steamer JAMES T. BaETT from Pier y H.. near
Rect0r.st az O'Clock and West 2lss a. lllJ DAILY,
sundays excepted landing ssy uni Nerpanks Crus
tons. jold Spung AMI Cornwall FARE 30 CbNIS Etcur-
sion tickets reduced rates
CALL RIVER LINE.-Thc Best Sound Route
10 Boston and the East Low fares Large aud powerful
River, daily SUNDAYS incudedl at . D. 10
GEDHGE t. CDNNOR, General Passenger Agent
BORDEN LOWELL Agents, New.fors.
EOR ORIENT. GREENPORT, SHELTER
] ISLAND. SOUTHOLD aud SAG IlARboR- he
steamer FRANCES will leave for above landings from Per
~ r.. r.. New.YOrk. loot ~ Pine.st. on TUESDAYS.
THURSDAYS and sATu RDAla &C . y. m Returning
leave above landings Tor New-York MONDAYS. wEDNEs.
y" = al" RAcKETi & BRO. Agents, 81 south.at ~.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after May -. 1888.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains NewYork De1broses and Courandt Street
Harrls5uir Iittsburg tho west with Pm lwan Palace
cars attached. a. aud o. m. dalT. Now iotk
ard Limited Of rarlor Dining smoking ana sleep
inc a m. every day. ,-, -.
Wiiamsporf IspcE Haven. p Cory and Erie 10
80. cpnuerung a. CORY for lusvie, Retro cum cen
trr ud the oii ..gons go
BALTIMORE " aslngfon and tho south Lmifcd Washington
Express Pullman Cars daily. sunday. 10
arrive Warrington +05 y. M regular at 30 = AMI
$50 itt1 and M. and IL night. sun lay GID
m. 2;fn and p. m. and - night
For Atantic city except sunday with through raror Cor'
For Cape Nav. except sunday lIi0a m.
Lang branch 'ay Head lnctlOn and Intermediate stations
~ EaAvsT ana Am1gy. .; IN - noIn, - , p NJ on
sunday au,l IA. do not stop al AsDutV ark
For I'd Point and HorfoiN oa ~ week days and p m
Bofs OF nok w Annex clnaect With all through
Jer-et Ctf a1or ng a speedy and direct transfer Tor
BrODkirn travel
Trans Arrive. From Piishtrt = g 1880 2. M 600 and
81 =. ~ daily. From WASH nfion arg BaumIrc ~ ,
62n a "a, 300 y10. lci'5 ?. From Phiia,ei lha
80 t.H q. 600. Hifo lOiO li.Sra M. l:lb ., 34O
o. $3.50 6. D G.t5. 1:2n. 500. 800. e3j. 10 %
and nigh. sunday g. 90 90 9O5 5OJ ll35 III,
8:lO CO. 900. Bi-J, 055. 1903
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANGA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE.
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 20 ON sU "
DAY. S1AiIONs IN PHI LADELPHGA, 2 IN
~
TO PHILADELPHIA.

Trains TN'T WY VIZ IIA1N ' u ~ VN Y
DAY. 3 s1AIIoNs IN PHI LADELPHIA, IN
NEM-iORh.
Trans leave NewYok via Dcsbr0sses and Court
iandt -tr.rt Re T g. rs follows:
T.gO, = Chicago lImitcdl. and 10 Washington
Limited ii. Il l. a. I, 80. 80 I, to- .. o. T. 4
and y. m.. ami ~ night sundays $50 8 . Inited
AID 10 in. 3.tO D. n, I. and p. and II night
Ira n leaving Nrwlork daily. except sun lay ~ 0. and
:Ua ni !. "a 40 and D. m connect at Trenton for
camden
Rrturing trans Boai street station. Philadelphia
$50 .ttJ. -. $50. $40 $50, II and :l5
a ~. Limited Express $50 and $50 p. NJ = !, . g.
T.lu 40 and g.l On sunday l2;Ol $40, i3
o. b45. F3pa M l. 1 l;lO Limite s. $50. 1:lu, 14o D.
Iolye Philadelphia via Camden. 500 m daily except
Ics,t Offices 81 as and a4i BroaIway Nst0r House
and Dcsbrssses and COurandt sts Courtsi and
BcoL AnncT station, foot OF FultOnst, hrpONlln
Iu4cts Hotel Hobokcn station. Itrsev city; Fun grant
1ik,t once 40 y aftrryr'Rce. and Castle Garlel.
me New.Nork Ira so upany will call for and check
bis!a0e rom hotels ain residences. -
lIfAN.LE~ o.. PtDH j. II. WOOD,
t,uofa. 'fanrgar General Passenger Agent.
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rVHE NEW LINE

lie NEW LIN tyuyv
a WORK PuILApEfPGIA NORFOLK, OLD POINT
COMFORT AND TIE SOU IL.
HOURS FASTER THAN ANY OIHEH ny ~.
The York Phiade PHI & Norfolk RairO1h tonP1ng
Fast Day aud Sight cypress petwesh
aud cape hares. Trans leave NewN ors wa PENNY
Rgirs 600 a. week days and daily, arriving io
folk D. u g.l Seeping Jars through frsn view
Work TO ape Charles aud faror Car from Pliadephla WIN
out charge Ticke paror seats and sleeping oer rs oL
he securel Ticket Ccs O tile PennsyVana Rahroai
Sounany II. r. COOK, Gonl Pass aud Freight Agent
IL ". DUNE sup rintendsnt
INVEST SHORE QUITE. .
Wv VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
- ' 1tnr able 10 eIcst Nav an 1851. ...,-- -
trains leave Corturdt anu lesDIosses SIS ~
,ofows trains leave West l2dst station zen nui1a hte
,o,t md chicago. 10 a. 'oJo III . D. i iuan
scepers through ALTMAN .l.e,ers
susncnsion Bridge. NIAGARA fals buuao ~
~ -. 70 - n m Sleeping md parlor ears through
Sviacusc 7.iO. 40 a NJ, $500, = m -
Iron 7iO 30 ll:nO a. '5;5o y D. M IN .,o linn
Newburg Kingston. Catsklu Albany ''-'' ~
A. m 5;,U o;P and Canada East 7:lO 500 p M
i9uiiton London 10 o m 800. - p IL lolon'o ''''
'sP m; Other trains daily except sunday ...o,,u,o,,
ia time tables par0r or sleeping car % ~ ~
ons or lho,m pen PP' on.st: Brooklyn.4 Conrts,
y onlce foot Fulton.st New York Ivy ~ 40;
gu al oa6 lao l.323 broadway 30 o-a's, 20 CAS- Las
~ 5il Bowery Penn X. r. stations loo os Oort
ats, and WeSt Stoie S,aon, luut Va
nt aSdst BAGGAGE called for ana cieckea iIom uoueis
va rosbrnces ORDERS be lett at TICKET oncos rt
ah ~ N lindsay HENRY MONErI, Gen Pass. Agene
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NORWICH LINE.
FAVORITE INSIDE ROUTE.
To BOeTON So,

WORCESTER 50 so.
NASHUA So 65,
Portland SO, and transfers.
Of worcester and city Of Boston" leave
pier 40 of next pier above DeSbroeses
I. Ferry, daily. except Sunday. at D. IN.
NTEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ ERS, c. II. NOKTHAM AND CONTINENTAL leave
Peck Slip Pier No % !. H. at p M and ii m tshdsys
teDed connecting Haven with special trains l0
MEtfDEN HARTFORD SPRINGFIELD, HoLYOkE,
&c Tickets sold and baggage checked at ga Broadway N
v and Courst. Brooklyn. Excursion TO NewHaven and
rain :
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Oreau 6teamers.

NCHOR LINE. u. =. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
A GivERPOoL AND ogEENsT0%sN s 1slsa INV
Viz " ana every fourth w ednesday thereaiter,x
Cabin passage $50 to slOU SeSgna N eass nv
GIAst;OW SEng1, via LONDONDEhn1' .,
AycHoRiA Nav 80 ia m. ErhlopiA 'nse % nam
IVc.SStk lime Il II a. FL HNESSl =. June ~ ho'h
CihOhSoh h a. essaoe $50 10 $50 Second class $50
~ steerage utward orprepaid SD
HENDERSON Bhoih1i'7' bowling Green, New York.
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WEST SHORE; ,ot 0 ! ~ HUDSON RIVER.
iicpcnue Seizures.

HoUsEN NEW
Ss.s a saS & % @
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Go Ubom 81 Map Concert

MRS. KEANE--her maiden name was Mary
IVA Il. Hogan-eft Limerick in MAY 1879. and got mar.
ried in this country Her mothers maiden name H. Brdget
When last she lived IN 4O3 East 18th
st. NY Her mother, brother and sister lived IN lmerick
her II found address TO Mrs D. w. LEWIS. 90 C0nsave'
Ptttsburg Allegheny Co., Penn. for Bridget Hogan
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Friday. May 70. 1853
The following sales were held at the Exchaneo
ana Auction Room TODAY:
BY b. II. Lsdlor d Co.
pGt q H ,ana =, Of wsst i22dst 70 Of ethavs
By Bernard SmvM
4-sory .fownstone Cycling with Ios No 2ss Eat
law
RECORDED REAL ESTATE raAyJR2R4
HEw-yoRg CIT.
The following is list of the transactions re.
corded in the Registers Office to-day
'A saa wife 1907 20 s u ATc ana David Conn
l4istst IsiS Aiexandesave s5Tio1 James
e ss 'iPf' VIZ 1000
a snf n' DSsss g y Am Esz 1893
Pear.st No l59; George Poucler. referee to 60.
ptst 10 -; Franz Meiewsk and wife to Henry
Henry Gsraci and .os.
Murphy ami wife to James Dougherty $3.50
Mary AMarphy ......;.. 1000
er and wife 70 August Sic seie 10000
l4lsi,s 200 IIwoI ,s GCsgeays SosOo John
Same property; Bridget McGeever to John aormey
l2ish.st 5 Sos NV 2daye 2lxiaoii; Ward
l2OiGst ss 10 t. Of Slave, x;5'iiy Coed Field
7itS sHa gRSn 1879 Shave '00
Jonas Ven ct al to Gertrude stracf 9o2eo
and wi to D } Fassicr and another $4,000
Gthsve l643 II n CarTaine St T. 0xaf xirreg-
and vile to Kiernan 27ooo
Rachel Moses to n R1t.oa ....'...' $3.50. 1880
st NicLOlasave e. G0S.B fts 145-st 1o.Ox33xirreg.
ular p j OBrten William Thompson ....-..... 400
and Vile to r 5 Clark 49,. 2s5oo
Heatherton Observation-Disclosures. 1900
len execaior 70 CaroIins Kaaer ...,.. $4,000
llSth.st s IS IL 9 Of sd.ave IJIio5ii; Casey .
lar WMaciay ct al to p L Meyer $4,000
MadScs TO n Moore 'o'''' ''.......,.. $4,000
same to same me- .. .-........... 5000
7otiist, 8 Us It OF iti-ave 2o1ioj2 to go.
same 80. $4,000
Madison.avc, es, 90 # Of i2sti.st 2oxS5; Robert
McRSrs and wife Ssr to 81 Tho: $4,000
smith and wife 70 N Gibbons ........... $4,000
spraeue and another to L @ Byrnes $4,000
0O" Wsst and Wife 10 Z NJ Prebse .. 10000
csbe and wife to Laura prague ........ $4,000
loo g. Charles PaSt and wife to william lynch 10000
7o' iark and iv y y to .! James Bell r $4,000
Alfred q Clark and wife TO Francis Jencks $500
Franso and w,te 20 rhsddeus Morarty... 1850
thomas Murphy and wife to Kate Murphy -. 1925
LoT @lfstS ra lot no g d TsT Ed
Moist 3 SIS ftw OF Morris ave 25xIOO.6 Lorenz
weher and wife to John Landauer oo0
79thst 2s fte Of lssay i1o1iOzz 'snn cay 100 600
sua ng ana we OF Broomest ssIioo Joseph Solo.
and wife to Wolf Macnof aad another. lIovV
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. r.
NEW-JEKSEY CEN IKAL DIVISIUNi
FOOT OF LIBEkIY.SI: N0KrH RIVER" on,

FOOT OF LiBERTY.sT. N6ETM RIVER
For TIMH and
aSd p0 sur g$ 81 % io 5So fS To
Diect connection at Wayne Junction for GermanOgn and
Chestnut Hill at Colnmja-ave for Manayunk, Consho-
DRxWING:EooM CARS on I'll Day Trains andsLEEPING
Rsiarnn Sa is1ye Ninth s
@ S as 6 aUo 5 % 9o ' Tr% and ReT! ats
at 5:io, $50 800 1880 a. M i:Oo $3.50, 500 $40
For HI9RN fE%IAE and PENN
For s'4 @iif I'll syNBURY, LEwIssBURa and
For @A MhhRsB Grh az 49, s rs 5 m loo so 4Oo
% l29o M sq2d s,s a. 5I} loo lao 400
$50, 5.45. i2:os p, sundays $50
For For Il ana p r. SO Zoo 5 H.
1900; ~, ;, $40. gasp m sundays at $50 D. M
For pHMA9UA 700 7tO loo. $780, S40. 400
For SEaLEHEM w md IND MATom cs snn1z
For EXsRo u at 400 TOO s46 M 100 1880 $45. 100
For HIGH BRIDGEBKANCh, at 400, s;i5 a. m,' 400
For FFEPEMINGToN 700 $40 loo. $780, 4:oo 4'so
For SqS son SI9 ii Saa at acC sSp TOO s
d ?S s os6 500 t san s 800 800 0ED
For 1S 600 zoo ~ o saS ,s 90? 600 1913
% 4SaS sSe SS co. s5 5O gCo VS ESQ 1oc
pS BIO fo 59G BsG laGD 6GEAx GLOVE &C.
fG ESQ H s5 Pm @ s 100 SO p SUNDAYS except
FOR LAKEWOOD. TOMS HIVEk aud BARNEGAIat a;oo'
rsT n fc ccIPY W1NELAND BRIDGEroN at
4.3O A. m. 1880 p. m. ..
NhW-JEksEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
PEI Nc XG E T1 s Ti f I1Sa h s@ANcu
For OEIbERoN. AsBURY PARk OCEAN Sot GROVE
345 l,I6 D. m, Sundays except ASBUHf PAhh ano
r0T MIC 43o 1915 MI Sass 4i0
For For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER, BARNEdAr 4;Soa M
9rssis can be procured foot Lbery,t Pier No s
ssoaG way $50 i7 and 7to ethaye o hys s'opss5 A.
1885, 500 Bowery, and principal Hotels IN OH J
In BrooS yn AZ 20 C9uits' S ISL atlantic ave In
Hoboten 25i Wasbingtons'.' = Y Trms.er I9npan ",
viii call and check baggage from ho'es OF reSe "
uest nation. ~ ~ HANCOCK
J' r. W. ~ snaser cen. pass and Ticket Ayt,
r. ~ i-IW~TN q. n. p. AIT. 10 Ii JertT ST. y D
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOR BOSTON
and the East All rail from Grand Central Depot Thres
~ ~ naror car attached 10 (wIth pa ace sleeping
cars. sundays at 10 p m t"lth ps'v IN gent
REoPENlNG
MONDAY. MAY 2jTH
PROVIDENCE LINE
PROVIDENCE. WORCESTER and NORTHERN NEW
ENGLAND POINTS
steamers
RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS
wruleaye Pier % " r. daily except sunday at p m
Fw PoPPLE. General Passenger Agent
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EUROPE
EUROPE
roov,s EXCURSION PARTIES sail from Sev-forhm
ADr,I Nav June ard July, by first.cass steamships;
SPECIAL TOURlsI IlCknIS ior ~. ~ hast ponfes
TRAVELLERS az hEDoNHD IN ' - ~
for pleasure travel - 80 ,.,n. ,,,t mar
COOKS EXCURSIONlSI WIN hi"P9' eo"'"' Jus 49,
ticulars by mail Tor ten cents 90, ,,, - "
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steamtoats ano RAILROADS.
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH


UJARLEM RIVER BRANCH
II NEwYoEE NEwHAvsN ANp MAnTFI SSSot
nconsve Third Avenue BTidgs across Harlem liver
sqS sso, CO soo SsE PORT Xois cssansys
SSs:tsf T%gson. nag chester Pelham BayI Barlow ,cy
he
and suceld Branches and Boston and all points
Midnight for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta.
sn, o day. Msn sn sta
tons 2oO and $3.50 tho latter train connecting
Stamford and with train to Boston via shore Line
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Trains leave from Chambers Depot for Engle wood
coster pierment and Syaek $50 10 M S.o T. 400
Nanret Spring Valley and MOnsey T. 10 m. 46o.p. M
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
Arrangements Of trains from hambersst Depot From 23d
@Da EXCEPT ESrS;,
Coaches to % cncnna and chcsSo
SgTsc R for last time lP Pullman Se sPn o5aShe
Bnds arriving i:25 Yi'gsTa Falls $40 MI Ham la
,'2 M q? eisyelsnd i.;so nsnaaa sIs s.
ieGo 7:s5 , m aad ndisnapo 1910 q; s.,,
Of Pullman bag and COACHES 70
Elm "a Punalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati and Chieago -
n6o@ 5 5Sa p'sse Els $40 30 go o ioo
midnlgnt Sundays 5;Ij $50 l020a LAO $50 TAD III
~ Midnight. . 80. =
6:lO $3.50 1880 $50 0:3O and IL
midnight Sundays 5a3 $50 1870 m l45 C;5O 1'i0
~ Midnight ...-.
NewarK and Paterson via Newark 645 $3.50 10 80
$40 AGO $50 5:D go 1870 10 and ~ midnight SAT
urday nights only. Snneays y:lj m $40 $3.50 y m 49, - -
~ufern . as $50 lu:20 m i;f5 $3.50 $50 6:lO $50
1890 and t. minigtt sundays 5:I6 $50 1920 IN i5
$50 81 m and ~ midnight
warwick AL lO:la a m AL pm Sundays 95 am.
Newburg Cornwall $50 a m $3.50 430 p sunday
$50
SUNDAY $50 M - - -
n M sunday $40 S:3J 1870 a IN. $3.50
Mddetuwn 4:4J D. 800 ln;2l N. $3.50 4l0 $40
sunday 5:5 $50 1920 600 G.3O The M and
$3.50 connect with NewYork Ontario and Western
Railroad Main.~t The train stop Main ST. OuiY
Port Iervis 4:Ij TO 1920 4:3O $50 sun
DAY $50 1920 m. u $50
Boats leave 23s. y. y. 545 6:l5 n G:i5 to Gas
D every neen minutes ii5 to l0l5 every thirty
minutes and llij sundays every thirty minutes.
Tickets Tor and ararmerts 10 Drawing oom and
Coaches be obtained aud orders tue checking
and transfer OF baggage be LETT 81 the Conpaays offices
Nos 80! y u BrOadwIy. Isl Westst, y. T., No
Conrt-.t. BroOfly'. or at tho Company's DepOs
trains from the West arrive IN NcwYork at 70
7:3O liz 3 a ~ and LEGO
JOHN y. ABBOTT Gen'l Pass'r Agent New.York.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
M. ID. Hnrtar for annntor.

ELYRIA, Ohio, September 8.-The. .Sena-
t0Iial convention for this district, COM
prlsing the counties OF LOrain, Ashland,
Richland and Medina, was held here TO-
day. The rainy weather kept many
away, but still the convention was
largely attended, and bubbled over with
enthusiasm. AT II o'clock the c0nyen.
tlon effected q temporary organization
and nominated lts different committees.
The Committee on Resolutions drafted
resolutions reaflirming the platform OF
the State convention and indorslng the
course Of the Hon. II. G. Mickey as State
Senator. After the various committees
had reported the temporary ore q izatiOn
was made permanent, and nominations
for State Senator we're called for. The
only name presented was that Of Hon.
M. ID. Harter, OF Mant1eld, Senator
Dlckey, In fine epeech, placing his
name In nomination. The rules were
suspended, and the nomination was
made by acclamation, amid much en-
thusiasm. Mr, Harter, the nominee, 10
an exceedingly popular man, and will
probably make q good man.
In the afternoon Hon. Geo. ". Geddes,
our member Of Congress, delivered q
grand speech. He spoke In scathing
terms OF the illiberal speech OF Senator
Sherman, delivered at Mt, Gilead, and
closed by urging all TO stand by Presl-
dent Cleveland and Governor Hoadly,
and Ohio would score another grand
Democratic Victory.
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A quiet and unosentatious wedding
took place on Thursday Sept 10, 1885, AZ
the residence OF Mr. Jonas Braucher In
jackson Township, The contracting par
ties being Miss Susie NJ, and Mr., n.
A. Foster, Of Canton, Al the hour OF
noon, 10 the strains Of wedding march
rendered by Mlaa Jennie Hahn the
bride and groom stepped into the parlor,
taking o position under an elegant and
tastefully arranged aOral bell, and In
the presence OF about llfty invited guests
we're declared man and wife by the Rev.
George Young, Of Canal Fulton,
After the performance OF the coremo.
ny aud the customary congratulations,
dinner was served and "Oll went merry
as n marriage bell"
The bride wore "myrlle green" silk
dreee and the groom tho conyenti tional
suit Of black. The happy couple were
the recipients OF many handsome and
useful presents.
Mr.. and Mrs, Foster left on tho 4 p. M.
Valley train for st. Louis, Via Cleveland.
After their return they will take u
their residence on Weet Eighth 81,
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'hargoa against him are false you leave mo

charges against him are false, you leave mo
at onoen
bhe took Sarah with her, told her 10 wait
In the street and then entered her husbands
room, She told him coldly and without ap-
parent emotion what she had learned. She
gave the name OF street, and tho number
OF house.
Heryey of course denied II. Beatrice then
said she would fetch his libeler, who should
be properly dealt with. Hervey wayored
atammered, and then once for all dropped
the mask, He brutAlly told his young wife
10 lot him manage his own affairs OF that sort
In his own way. 10 Beatrice knew that
Barah had spoken the truth. And with this
knowledge the love for this man which had
already been driven out was replaced by q
feeling OF absolute hAto and contompt.
Once more and only once she saw him.
A few days later he wrote, babe her como 10
him, and threatened In case of refusal 30
come 10 her. She went She acornod him
too much TO fear him.
He renewed his request that she would hRn
the false declaration Of age.
~ will not, she said.
"Will you telegraph 10 your father and
say you must have thousand pounds-tell
him II means life or death.n
~ will not; nor would hO send II II I DID,
Heryey, who by now was getting 10 know
something OF his wifeb character felt that
nothing would mako her bend 10 his VIII.
With an oath ho raised his hand and struck
her His true brutal nature loapt forth. He
covered her with roproaohos; he reyiled hor,
he told her he had never cared for her, told
hor he had but married her 10 stave Off ruin,
thinking the small sum he needed would bo
easily raised upon hor prospects, Ie vowed
10 bO revenged for her obstinacy. He would
make hor life a hell HO would drag hor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
East Greenyllle and Vicinity.

Farmers are busy these days. Mr..
John TOmb0w, OF Canton, is here visit
Ing relatives. D. No church services last
Sabbath, the pastor being of attending
Conference. Sunday.school was held as
usual at o a. m. Fifteen teachers
from this townehip attended the Insti-
tnte at Canton. t. "A prominent young
school teacher became benedict last
week. May all continue lovely. Mr..
@. NJ. Horst returned home from Della.
ware last week. Add TOmbow, OF In
diana, IL here Visiting numerous rela.
lives, as are also Mr.. and Mrs. Fickes,
also from Indiana. ..At Stands's
church last Sunday Chi 'dren's Day was
duly observed, music, declamatiOns aud
choice singing being In order. The
church was tastefully d, corated inside.
A collection was taken up for Fair
monnt Children's Home. Mr.. @. M.
Horst has built an addition TO his house,
under the supervision OF Mr., Lewis. -.
Charles WerlZ recently lost valuable
mare, the animal on being turned out Of
the stable running her head against the
0VefRh00t OF the barn and dying In
stantly Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Eicher, OF
Canton, spent last Sabbath Visiting old
acqualntances whom they knew two
score years ago In their native land Of
Switzerland. That foOl COW Of Mr..
Hershey that drank three gallons Of
paint died last week. E. Mr.. and Mrs.
John C0nnard, OF Cleveland, are visit
Ing Mrs. ca mother and brother here,
Mrs. Madder and Henry Madder.