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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23

AUsTINon SATURDAY, January TO- at hs residence, cts
nL u. Robert f. Austin, In MS o7th wear
BURNS-ID Brooklyn, THURSDAY, JanulrY n, after
In erlpg illness William O Burns ode & soh o. Ja0es aud
FnnTs rH, e az & fssdens Of Ills msrent 10 90,
GreeDesve. saturday evening January % at O'clock
sjhst thus city q. Hampton Coursen tho 7Jih year
Funeral om the Church Of the Holy Communion Gtiavo
and 2olhst on sn9d , the Slth Inst at pm
DoDDAt Bloomfield. NewJersey January q. 1886. Frank
LIN y Dodd. aged 50 years -. -.
donce II bis father, Thomas C. Doih
EVAN Suddenly the morning 10th inst Oliver Evans,
relatives friends Of the family Invited to meet ?.
day (Saturlayl at , p.
Interment private.
GAUTIER-n Wednesday evening resllenca Thomas
b. Gautler sou CT Dr. H. and NJ l. Gan'ier IN the SOFA
relatives and Trends the family are invited atea
a. the Church Il the Ascension VI lOtl.st
and 6th.aye sunday Afternoon at O'Clock
Please Quit flowers
GREAcEN At Bloomfield n J.. Thursdly. January 81.
John Greacen jr, IN tas 07thYcar OF bis age.
Funeral January Is at from st fauls Church. New
York
Ham, widow OF the lac Jonathan ian In tas 7Oth year of
Funeral from her residence Friday January - inst
Relatives and friends an Invited to attend without further
METzGAR-suddeply on the goth inst George H. son Of
Funeral services the OF his atcr 1913 East 6st
Relatives and friends are Iuvitel.
PUTNAMon friday evening ait,ra short Illness a, her
ofthe late William Bruce Putnaa AID ds .htor OF The ilte
Richard IT. Wms.cT of this city.
funeral Hereafter
Boston papers please copy
WGODWARD-OB Thursiay evening, January 81, lSs6.
Hunt wife OF John :. Woodward
Rsstives ana friends Of me fanny ,aysi to
sL, SUNDAY. January "a, at l:3p p. IN.
Kindly omit flowers.
UNDERii LB-SuddeHly "Wednesday, 10Th INST, Mary r.,
widow Of Abraham p. tnderbul
Relatives invited TO attend the funeral Satur
d4y 23d inst. II 10 O'Clock frOm her lat res!dcIcA
No GfdsL
lease nit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
THE LOSSES or MINNESOTA XILLERS.

Ex- Governor L. ID. Washburn, OF ST. Panl,
Mimi who is one the largest -four manufacturers IN
the Northwest asked yesterday about mo report
that a big corner In wheat is being manipulated by
A,o,r and others OF Chicago aud that the milers re
interested in trying talk down the market price OF
that cereal. lie replied
There is abontely nothing In It, There W" corner
in wheat The price went way up. Ubi0rt unatey i1rf
the nIIicre we have buy wheat when u "a MOVING II
we let II 20 out OF the country when IL - being sou oy
the producers have to without We bought wheat
AZ lie nr,c. TO which The put IT, Tue price was
way above the market price OF the world the rste ~.
which IL could be exported. When the corner ouIs,ea
MANY IN Hers sold considerable quantities Of iheT hock
ON hand they would be aDle 10 Duy
lower price. Thus the story was started that .noy
800 ma liners I'm the deal As fact all have more or
less wheat on sought at the high prices wnch wo
are forced manufacture and sell at ioss no" 'n"'
the market Is down"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23

MONTREAL, Jan. % lSpeeidD.-About year
ago the Grand Trunk Railway Company reduced the
salaries Of all officials and workngmen earning over
5000 year by 10 per cent and all under mat Oy per
cent except laborers. whose wages were untouched
Naturally enough traffic returns have beeu eagerly
watched 10 see whether there no chance for return
TO Old rates and an OF $4,000 IN one week and
Of 600 in another short time ago, raised hopes that
this would come To pass About January 10 petition
from workngmen Of the Western Division accompanied
nv ono signed by Montreal employees 10 the number OF
1000 was presented 10 Mr.. HiCkSOn, the general mana
ger TO the eEeet that the circumstances OF the o@u
wonld permit they wonld like To receive run wages
few days ago q notice posted that the stan "ouiu
be reduced and working hours shortened on hobuay
next Some Of tue say that there VIII oe strlse
The knights of Labor have been steadily orEanlnE or
some time aud Its members include 9OO Grahi trunk
Anr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
THE FIRE BECORD
Losses IN VARIOUS PLACES.

sr PAM. Mimi, Jan. o2.-The City Hall was uanaged
nv fire Yesterday to the extent OF Sooooi Insurance.
ntoxrrr,I Jan, 22-The premises occupied ny
unorev a. Co. tsllors, and Harvey x Coz Hysood''
cr. damaged by to-day 20 Ito extent oil so'VVo'
fully insured. 49,, ooo,,,iol
LACoxIA, n. H., Jan. 1.-THE shoe iacto'' o0O"lISs
=, 1919, mail & Co. and several other firms was
,',.uoI Yesterday The loss - not given. Bartlett
Doak a Co.'S insurance Is $4,000
NEw.oRLEANs. La, Jan. 22.-The Carrol'"h eo'ou
seeA OH ms together With large STOCK were ou "u
,h,. ,porning Loss $4,000; insurance. $lo'ooo' d"
honc anu foreign companies ,,.,
BANGOR Me-, jan 22The store "nd STOCK o.
& Tibbetts at stetson burned Last night INC
consisted OF drygoods groceries arnss ete .,rspce
$4,000 The building was "o''h s-'"S"'
$1,000. |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
OBITUARY.
LYMAN uILDBURG.HAUsE

Hvman Hildburg-hauser died yesterday at
his home No. AZ East siKtyolghth-st Death was sud
den and caused by heart trouble He was born at
Baireuth Bavaria In 1872. and came to New-fork In
1886 lie was IN dry goods business when be hrst
came TO this country. but aferw ards became general
Insurance until few years ago when ne retred
t,o,p ,ttye buStuess life He also took loading part
In the affairs OF Hebrew Institutions, being ono OF the
few original founders OF the Hebrew BtbeNoent sOoel
nj mn, CITY lie time president OF the Grand
Lodge The Hebrew society OF Bnal Biha ANA was con
nectrd with various other organizations lie was mar
r,sd ftet he came to tins country and his wife and Two
cons survive him He able 20 be- about NJ 10 two
dsy. before his death and down town on Wednes-
day the funeral win take place Oh Sunday at $50
m ul home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
KILLING HIS MISTRESS AND Hiuselh
THE DOUBLE CRIME OF YOUNG MAERiHD MAN or
CHICAGO.


CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-Charcs A. Cloves sccrc-
tary OF the Rlyefton Alcohol Works. a WEALTHY Young
married man, murdered his mistress, BaYcbe Gray, a
No. AL Sodth Clarkst, early this norppg ana then
shot himself both dying almost instantly There wcrs
witnesses TO the deed The two had been out to-
gether all the afternoon They had taken dnner aud
returned in cab 10 the honsc about o'clock In tho
evening. Cloves was rather intoxicated, but the eii
In good spirits Two shots in quick sdcc~sson
startled the household at about O'Clock. An eoploye
OF the house near the occupied by the pair
and he rushed to the door, but found locked After
an Instant Of panic police officer sent for and one
arrived in two or three minutes Putting his shoulder
to the door he burst the lock- The girl lay peacefully
the bed with her arms folded her breast n sleep
Ing Young Cloves had fel!en the side o. tho bod
with his arms oustretched partly over her dead body
His feet we're the noor Blood flowed from an us,y
hole in his right temple Tho ci directly over
the left breast In her magnificent earrings
and the fingers were loaded rings all OF them
presents from Cloves.
Tho women of the house had scarcely realized what
had happened before lieutenant and
squad OF police arrived with patrol wagon.
The bodies taken TO the morgue where ihey will
remain until alter the Inquest.
There is little doubt the OF tie TRACE ~.
Cloves had known tbs woman for nearly six ears.
SInco his marriage IN NewYOrk he and lis mistrcss
have had frequent quarrex size has lived at M. AL
Carkst. for about two years. during which time
often absent for several weeks with Cloves. who had
brought her TO Chicago from Springfield, Illinois
Cloves was handsome man OF strong build with npe
eyes and dark hair and musiache His father d!cd
year ago at Springfield leaving him forAnc OF
spent has money freely. His Mother is living at
Hyde Park and with her is his young wife. Mrs Cloves
she was born IN Theresa Ncw-York sho married her
husband March last, in NcwYork City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
npIrIrAnY NOrEa

E1Judgs a. c. Gardner. pioneer OF iSfe ana uhtii
ho Nv, years ago resident Of California; died yes
erov at the West side Hotel in this city lie has been
IA the habit OF taking his meals there. and as usual
tasted there yesterday morning. Having finished
, meal he sat the hotel Office to smoke cigar
Int .oon planned Of being Ill and was assisted to
roop and was pat TO bed Cold sweet broke over MIN
-, a.. ,skcd his attendant to 70 for warm appplica-
NJ 49, When tho attendant returned he found Gardiner
dsad 10 th. bed where he had left him The dead man
, - onine in broadway aud was interested In tho
@ 49,, to nut road under Broadway. His family arc
Iii 10 be residents at Warren. X
scntYrcrADy. ~ V, jan 22.-The Rev. j. NJ seuiIy'
ace oeytwo pastor OF ST. JOINS Catholic Church. died
Suddenly Yesterday OF heart disease lie was born In
Ireland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
GIVING UP HER NEGRO HUSBA Nd.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Jan. % (Spec,dD Gus
ps,,.r the coored Atoms who eloped TO gainesville
Uuh Miss Merits Ina Norton, q pretty and wealthy
Young girl Oh January q, was In Cleveland to-day look
i6t for his bride His wife received letter from her
mother ON Tuesday saying that she was sick and AK
ing her 10 come home for lew days. She accordingly
cam. 70 Cleveland after having promised her dusky nus
Ind MAT .he wauld re ain true hm ana write to MN
often lie received letter IRON her ID which shr sag
,,t he could not live with him ana that they should
never see ecb other again she sad that she had 10 40
csde befTeep living with him ami killing her mother
ans, she had determined 20 ave MIN up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
AFTER TWO YEARS OF IDLENEss.

BosroN, Jan. 22 SPECIALIZATION upward OF
two years strike has existed in the factories Of Morgan
4 Dore. in Richmond Me- and in Lynn. About two
wear. ago the asers the employ OF this firm at the
Richmond factory struck for an Increase OF pay and the
men in the Lynn factory struck also in their support
since then the factory has been practically silent
Yesterday afternoon the executive board OF District as
s.mbv So Kuights OF Labor, oil Maine. aud L. L. aly OF
tLts CIV secretary OF the ewEngland Lasers Pro
trctlve Association. met Mr. DOre at Richmond Me
The conference lasted from early In the afternoon until
O'clock last night The result ia that the silent shop
Will once more resouud with tho hum OF Industry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
CAPTAIN ]. q. BOwNs.

CAPTAIN j. G. Downs, one of the oldest navi-
gators OF Long Island Sound. died at his home NO. 3Zl
siT For over hfty years he employed 10y the New
Haven Steamboat Company, and no steamer III us
ever with accident involving loss OF me-
In Is35 ne was made nato OF the steamer Newly Ork
and in isiG he became captah OF the Traveller. IN
1874 he commanded tho Elm CITY In her expedition 10
c.ntr,I America, and In 1862 lie transported McCleE
lan's troops down the James River with tho sane
y.ssel lie also Witnessed the naval combat
hstween the Monitor and the herrimar AFTER
The war Captain BnwDs returned TO inc new
Iayon line He comms mod the steamer g. !. North
ann from the time Of her launch until he was od on
fuiI nav I'm 1882 lie left wife and three children.
Tho funeral Will be held On Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23

r.,prsy OFFICE Jan. 23--l a. m.-Tno light STORM
near Lake Superior Tuesday night increased 10 energy
Yesterday IT moved slowly eastward i'' eDe'a ""'
,ano.d nv oro,her depresson IN the southwest Snow
a., ,o, Minnesota 20 Kansas and Illinois and the long
lav.o cold wave at last advanced across the MISSES
sion causing fall of 2o' 80 in temperature com
parcd with Thursday. The barometer here e hs
,h nartir cIondy .kies. The temperature fansru We
] e. aud $50 the average (357sD being Z1ia lower
On the corresponding day ast year. ana is ""er
PnrJiy cieudy weather. with light srow or ram S{
la s,I,scrd m this city and vicinity To-Day t kt
colder fair or partly cloudy wes'hor ou"""' ""
Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
CAUSE OF THE COKEDRAWERS STRIKE.
ExoRBIrANT CHARGES MADE IN THE COMPANY

SIORES-CASH DEMANDFU Bl WUIh"EN'
PIrTsBURG, Jan. % Especial. -There was.
m.etipg o, striking coke workers at Mt Pleasant this
morning Five hundred were present, aud some
violent speeches were made Tomorrow Is payday and
the men Say that they will refuse accept store orders
I'm lieu of cash Some lively times arc PROMISED The
ten days notice to vacae tho company houses also *
pires tomorrow 1t is not likely that tine Hungariahs
win submit TO have their families put out into the cold
without first making desperate struggle There is not
In operation single coke furnace iii the ConDelisViiie
region A Hungarian eamo TO the city to-day with h'
pass book issued by the company store at one OF the
works He charged cents for tue pass D0ok winch
IS the first entry. lie pad 81 20 for pair OF owe
such as sell ut retail here for 40 or % cents; ne 10
,barped - for pair OF rubber boots, for which 81 %
would be big price Rough shoes, such as sell Tor II
m Pitsburg he paid 81 80 and 81 20 for aud there are
hee for shoes three weeks IL IL stated mat
tIe commanders OF the militia in this city have private
Information that orders to 60 10 Scodale VIII pe ISSUED
AZ the condition OF affairs continues turbulent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
4 FISH STORY. -.

Ore of the stories in which the peculiar
,gystIan name hgnres is Of an accident that happened
so,yeA Fish ust twenty years old had
"htn -. c,rtair OF New Bedford whaling vessel A
Den cter bore down upon him aud demanded The
name OF the brig. - . ,.t hal tho ,o,n, co,n-
mhnder. ,,.... ,ho ro,t ouestion
What's the cargo T. was tne neh' p"eS''on
r,rkI ed hsn" WAS answered
" And who 10 captain "
an 80 Tavert'nent oilcsr couldn't stand ths lie ala
nal nronose To- he fooled with and made fun OF by any
oI ~ hIs Nv and on board he climbed win HE leu
,n,ts only 10 lind that the whole tIuth anu nothing
Inn Tho ttuth had been told MN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
Mr.. BoKERS VIEW PLAY.


George H. Boxer, who Tor Sc many years Wpb
stc-,f az the Two leading clubs IN the clty ana inc
ren raj figure In nearly every large social
"a nn,y hnrdy seen AZ all lie seems 20 nave f9,Iie
,c,1nrrarty from society ana goes no"here In 70
t,u'ans M having been held up ne tue ohy titriuS
man IN Philadelphia" This reputation ne - now ui'notI
M 4, arsars liz writing play, wh'cn, - salu
vii H. he greatest achievement OF ms Hts 1870.
ork upon IL continuously and no defotes 10 nL
W. - IL tine II l. Whispered that, AZ 10 ma bupn ..
NE Dead sono social celebrities will DO freely sauT'%eu
Aur1l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
,ur op A POTOMAC RIVER REcLUsE.

FpypsrIcK, Md, Jan. 22.-For many years
man svnarently about seyeny has lived entirely alone
ON Il island Ia Potomac RIVER ofpos''e io"s "
go q, a .,,s,, ANITA tine ashrsof his hut soIne utne
ago lie made h. hoen hollow sGss ~ sserp leu as.s
h ons Una his name or where hs ea'ne fr"sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
RIP oYayTEy ON GRANT AND HALLEcK.

Ex-senator J. b. Chailec, who WAS at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel. was asked Thursday by a TRIBUNE re-
porter II he had seen recent Interviews with General
Lew Wallace, about the relations between Generals
Grant s-d Uallack ana what be knew about General
Grapt's feelings the sub,sct He replied:
"Gen-ral Grant often talked with n- shout General
Ual,fck He regarded him OF the ablesl officers
IN the army lie has repeatedly said so to me- He was
tr,sted we'll by Halleck. he SAID. tut he never
exnr, ssed the slightest snilnosty toward him tie
ssbt-.t desire 20 deiract from bis reputation
Org thlak With both men dead II Is irltr" theme
10 discuss their relations ss Wallace IL doing"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
THE WEITHER REPO2E

GOVERNMENT INDTCATIoNs-FoR 30 HOURS.
WAsHtSGToN. Jan. 22.-For New-England,
cloudy weather. with local rains or SHOWS wihds De-
coming variable and dnaly shifting to westerly nearly
stationary followed by slowly falling temperature and
colder weather during SATURDAY night III,
For the Middle AtaGtlc states. cloudy weather. WIN
local rains Winds shifting TO westerly, stationary teM
nrr,turp followed during Saturday by colder weather.
Using preceded on the coast by falling barometer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
vrAvrRs GO on A STRIKE.

Providence. X. l., Jan. 22.-The weavers
Of the Lymanville Mills. sixty in number. Including
eighteen women. left their work yesterday afternoon
beoau,e Of a refusal to Immediately recognize u commit
90, -, tho ,veovers IN the capacity Of "A standing com
mitee arbitration. and IN general TO participate win
he employers In the adjustment " their relations wild
The employees OF the mills.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Jan. 22.-Tbe weavcrs OF the
Wam.uta Mills have voted ask for an increase Of pay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

The diagram the barOmethesi ysatlon. IN TINS S
r.ns nianht lrres bite ine rePTsssnt; es
~ H. srsvry during tho hours The broken Or ioa ~
~ az indcsted BY the tlelu'ue
nut pharmacy. as BfoAd"AY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23

prince and that in this piece OF conescension lie binds
you his fer le He ia not generous Princes
should be II they have to rob tho nation
to pay their debts The Prince OF Wales Ia amiable.
genial and generous. We would pay his debts TO-
II he asked II the Duke OF Edinburgh asked
to lend HIN q liver should morally hiss him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
AZosT sUHoOgER IDENTIFIED.

NEw-HAvEY. Jan. % (Specidh. Dispatches
received to-day from ST. George Me- and from Milford
sbov that tho two nasied schooner sunk Oh Milford IN
the gale early aha moAh wasthc Henry Clubs. OF r.
Sanrge The cnpIa.n, Darius Tee OF 81 George leaves
Sv,doN and son Tls mate. Adam Bennef was uhindr
- this bodies have not Ocen found
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23

times victims OF the enyious IN business circles In the
interest ia the petroleum word the vndctive
spirit prevails phil down The work OF Inc progrsssve
In All enterprises the most energetic those upon
whom the severrst ohum must f, when either success
or failure balances the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
SAID TO b., me GREATEST OF ALL GAS WELLS

FINpLAY, Ohio, Jan. % (SpeciaO-Last night
the drill In the Kay we'll broke through crust In the
gns rock and great flow OF gas followed Stones as
large "a an egg were thrown into the air. and 1t was
oces.ary 10 exnguIsh the fires IN the vicinity Thehis
inc mud roaring OF the gas continued all night IL
WA, first thought that pocket had been struck anu
maj the gas would slowly die ont but at O'CLOCK thls
AFTERNOON the volume of was not diminished Contrsc
tor Martha who has had TWENTY-FIVE years experience W
hnrm iii and gas wells that IL IA tbe largest well
ever tound aud estimates the now at lOOOoooO Iect
dy The OF the escaping gas can Oe ehiu pi-nT y.
tbs DISTANCE of "A mile ana half from the well inc
nine i,asng from the well has been extended zoo ieel
nd n the drilers obtain cantrol OF the gas wiz oe
,gi,ed to-night and will illuminate the whole town
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23

LADFW-WALL-O on January 30 at the residence Of TIA
brides mother. by the f. Winchester Donad. Louise
Berry. daughter oi the late Charles Wall Edward x.
Ladew.
JanuarF 81, at the residence Of
the brides atiieT S9ugaiuck. Conn. by tie tey ar
Lewis PheOe daughter OF LandOn hetcD0J esq u Edwin
ThOrne. Of New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23

Really, such devotion IN members OF yoHr
each other - quito enchanting 10 behold. =, uansua
you kn0w."-Miss NJ: "Oh. not at al you qstis
mistaken. TIE fact IL, surh capital fos for cs
anothcr-such different styes-dont you SEQ Pr Judy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23

Get rid Of your cold at once by using DIR,
Jaynes Expectorant and avoid the risk OF develop
Ing serious Lung trouble. :;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
As MI, Blanc Stands ALONE

SO do Bensons plasters; unspproacba5e in curative q1a
rapidty and safety OF action only improve
made the slow unsatisfactory porous plssers
passing out Of use
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
1yE1EcTI0Y LOSr by oyE GAIR

~ Senator Hannibal llanlin of Maine, re-
-. - INV he Vas defeated by single hair whrn
Sgs an aspran for the tinted staies senate ID ISL
When be speaker OF the Ivuso 10 Wv J ia uo5sd
i.,m,n W,lliam C. Allen was a menDef ana was hOtou
s me great care VITA which lie c9nbed MS haiE ono
~ dnSing a dull debate. Speaker liallh houcci tle
sry,,at rsrelul way m which Aliens ualf was cons
mp" 40 he page TO the gSntenan and pi VIII
noTrLsd gravity Nr. Hnnlin inarmfd MN that on1 Oh
Inc bsrs on tho top Of his head crossed ahG,ner AIM
mere Ia be insulteL Aterward Ia bee abo o1se
s,or ana br sIuBbornly refusing TO vote Tor MI hain
finally com pelled nim 10 withdraw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
.RgADy WIT" ExpLAIyED BY WALLACE BRUCE.

Wallace Bruce delivered lecture on
" Ready WIZ" IN Association Ua last night He SAID
that no knew that breyity the soul OF w.t. but he
thought that wit WAS soul OF expression wit was
an pressIo OF IDEAS while hunDr was only matter
of chance The lecturer related many amusing Incidents
which he had observed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23

il that portion OF the peninsula bordering the Golden
Gate and including the slope OF the great Pres
do hill. very pretty effect Ia noticed where straw
berry blossoms and oxeyes dot the hiilstcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23

,, .r..s london LsiisT 70 TAs 81. Louis ReP"stcaA,
line Duke of Edinburgh Is NOT pppnitai.
=, a. moi In him, lilo has not the gift ot sehiu.
re- a,acfs 20 htnntly tie yoar shoe stIng srn
.o,rse ho docs notI lac makes you feel tnss ~ 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
MARRIED.

Gnlloping CONSUMPTION may bn avoided by the timely
use OF Hale's Honey Of H0rehOund and rar.
Pixies Toothsche Drops Cure u one Minute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23

Alcock's Porous Plaster worn on the pit Of
the stomach aids digestion and relieves dyspepsia .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23

pnAcrrcAI.-Sarcasiic Creature !" How very
thlek ysa ss,,t Yerr friead to be, Miss M~she
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23

UglLE FLORIDA ORANGES WERE FREEziso'
fyom The San Iranesee Import ::
Wild flowers and wild strawberries are In
80, az sss nilis ysst Of the oltv Ths favored section
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
npryrtvo or OF VjTRIOL FOR WHISKEY.

DRINKING OIL OF ViYHIOL FOX WHIShAI'
NEw-HAvEX, Jan. % (SpeciaD.-Wof NAL
ion Russian age thirty. liged foi three hours Tins
nor,lng IN excruciatuR agony, after drinking bottle
OF yrio wheh he misiook for BIS pocSet hssH VI
bskey lie had been using the vitrol to ciean.orass