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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-24
HORIZONS ARRESTED FOR BRIBERY

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 23.-N. ". Jones and
f. Trcseder arrested here to-day on charge OF
bribery by United States officers Jones gave bail In the
sum Of $40 900 and Treseder sent to jail Treseder
1t seems was recently IN tho employ OF tue Mormons
lie approached United states Deputy Marshal Franks
with the that he Knew how the latter could
make some money. Franks refused to talk to him ana
reported the matter Marshal Ireland who told him TO
go on and what It meant. Franks then made an ap-
ponment to meet Treseder. having arranged that the
Marshal and another deputy could hear what they said
and SEQ what they did. Treseder explained what was
wanted-that Franks should inform him when any pro-
cess OF any the United States Marshal for
the arrest OF any Mormon. for which Information he
would receive 500 month Franks said he wanted
pouslbe man 10 deal with ana an appointment
was made last Thursday night Then OElted states
Marshal ireland and his secretary secreted themselves
where they heard and saw all that took place inc re-
sponslble appeared In the person OF ~ '. jones'
county tax collector Deputy Franks appeared TO agree
to tue proposal OF Treseder and was pald 800 on ac
count. Tie penalty upon conviction OF DilDlnS ODteu
States officers, Is three years In prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-24
GETTING FUN OUT OF 4 DEADLOCK.
MEETING OF REPUBLICAN SENATOR'S IN OHIO
RESOLUTION NOT IN ORDER,

MEETING OF REPUBLICAN SENATOR'S IN oHIo-A
RESOLUTION NOT IN ORDER.
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. % (SpeciaD There was
meeting in the Senate Chamber this morning Of the
Republican members of that body. Seventeen members
were present less than quorum. The twenty Demo-
Gratis and four officers remained away. None OF the
clerks present, and the Lieutenant Governor
designated Senator Ford to act Clerk. There
journal to be had and Senator Coulter moved that the
reading Of the same be dispensed With. ibis was
adopted. call OF the Senate then demanded, and
the seventeen Republicans answered to their names
This followed by adjournment till 10 O'Clock on
Monday morning. BY the action Of yesterday In having
two adjourDmsnts 1t is possible to delay business 70
some tme should the twenyfour Democrats decline to
attend the sessions OF the other faction In fact there
virtually two senates, but an effort Will DO
made to get the opposing factions into ne II the DEM
persist 10 remaining away from the meetings. the
Republicans may attempt 10 compel their attendance
under the laws, by appointing special officers to arrest
and bring in the aLsentees It's, however thought by
some that the members OF the former arty will take
their places o'clock Monday afternoon, to which
hour the body adjourned AT that time the Republicans
will undoubtedly be in session, AID 1t Is not supposed
that any attempt will be made by the statesmen to run
double headed law machine in the Chamber and az
the hours. Republican member !said this morn
ing that II not the intention unceremoniously 70
expel Hamilton County members, but simply to OK
pede the trial OF tho contested granting to the
sitting members every opportunity produce evidence
establishing their rights to the seats they now hold
In the House OF Representatives this morning. Mr..
Tomnson created considerable amusement among the
Republicans, but made tue Democrats mad by Offering
the following preamble and resolution for adoption
which Speaker pro tenn declared out OF order after 1t
read:
Whereas It has cost rivers OF blood and curtains OF
treasure to establish and maintain our upon
principles OF freedom justice and equality, and whereas
the foundations are hong undermined TO the imminent
own State the will OF the people has been insoently
ignored ana awful Ito erected by orger accepted
General Assembly there to be- on inclination upon
the part alleged aOrty to forget the spirit OF our
institution and fall down and worship false god, a
mathematical mODstrosity o bow-legged, bald headed
figure with wart under its chin and. whereas, OUT
Lieutenant has taken this beast by the throat
therefore, be II
ResOired, That this House most heartily remarks,
Bully Bob"
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Post Once Notlce.

shoud DO read DAILY By all interested a. changes may o
at any tiDo
dressedto spaoI Oy a1y prtc i stet nor ekoep. wea
desired send duplicates D! banking AL COMMERCIAL
letters not specially aleSei 0'lS sent % Ihs
sorein nas Tor the week ending January 80 Will clos,
(PRCMPiLY IN all eases at this ohcc a. follows
WkDSEsDAY-At . a. IN Ter Europe, per s. s. Ems, VIA
pers Labrador. via hayro QettoTs must DC directed
"ppr Labrador ~ at $50 m. Tor brltlsh tOnGuias.
spanish Honduras and Guatemala per s. Iltl o. DaIas
from NoW-Oreans
TuURsDAY-At $50 Il m. for Europe psr $. 5. Ger.
mamie via Queenstown at 1880 p H. ior Ia3t per 3 s.
Alene.
Kingston tletters Tor Mexico must be dmectsc per
Nertumnus -" At . 10 TOR Acwi0Hndi2Al. PCT 3 s. Pvf
tia AZ II A. m. tor Europe pc! bNlci va queens
a. m for Europe per 5, s. eerNa via euerllstowh ~
Il;So a m fOr scotland direct per = Deyonia VA
Gias,ov letters must be directed per DeSonn" y nc
Ii.S1 A no. FOR Belgium direct per SIS No0rila1d VIA
Antwerp l.eters must 10 directed per Noorbant y az
l5ga N Tor The NethrrishIs uire;H PEI - y " a.
W A. schoIten 'li at D. NJ toi BeTmnaa, poe 3 Ifin
dad at D. IL foI BIazi and TIE Ia rate countries va
Brazil per S. TheIeAns VIA faia' FeFnSmDueo and
Mails Tor China and Japan per Beige from san Fran
clscol close mere February ~ AZ M MATS ZOE
onds pers 4 Alameda iron san Fnncscol close hero
February % at p M. (or 90 aFtlNh Al NeN'iOfA OK
a britannia, with British mails Tor AustrallAL
Mails for th1 Ociey Islands. per Iabitl iron 2ln
r11 ctSco close here February u at D. m Mans Tor
caDl by rail- to TAMPA. Fla. and thence oy steam or.
from Key West Fla, close AZ thls ONE dAiy az 800
O. LII
re schslule OF closing o, Trlns.Plciic mll'is
ON The tn sir unntcr lptet overlui trllNs
10 San Francesca Mails from the East lrrvlnS o. uds ~
san Francisco 90 tho dy Of sailing Of steamers aeS H|
patcheo 'heDSe '"0 HENRY G. PEARSON. Postmaster
post oDice New.YOrx y. W January 81 ls'b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-24
EDWIN BOOr8's SUCCESS IN BOSTON.

BosToN, Jan. % (SpeciaD.-Speaking OF MI.
Booths successful engagement IN Boston, me journal
says that the relations OF Mr. Booth and Mt feid OIL
the Boston Museum in the light and manager
have been only pleasant personally to the two' Du'
also of great benefit In business way. The gross re
eeps OF thirteen weeks in Boston, within period Oh
about fourteen months, have exceeded $l3OOoO Next
week Mr.. Booths last In the present engagement vii!
be distinguished by the production Of Julius C@saI
IN superior manner. Mr.. Held having taken speoia
pains with the costumng and the scenery. Boacicaut
viii follow Booth and will bring ont his latest produe-
ton 1.-THE Jilt"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-24
LIVES UP TO ITS PRINCIPLES.

From me UhtetaH " J.. Times lDsin.l.
Whatever the Democrats may mink Of IHE NEW YORK
TRIBUNE as opposing organ they can't but admit tue
ability with which that paper stands up 10 It's conYlc-
tonsiwith fidelity that makes 1t valuable organ Tor its
party In the metropolis IN fact IN the nation. lt Is
great organ Republican party All blanket sheets
I'm IT'S own party must acknowledge The TRIBUNE as the
leader OF Republican principles Besides THIS TIE IEB
INF mas a very powerful corps OF literary writer's and
valuable stan Of correspondents 1t daily eptone OF
foreign and domestic and It's pages arc filled Win
the best scientific fiction and general miscellany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-24
WERE THEY DROWNED WHILE SKATING,

james White and Oscar Holmes age ten and
twelve respectively left their homes Ia North Bergen
n j. on Friday to skate Penn Horn Creek They
failed 10 return and searching parties yester
day but were unable find them The ice on the creek
Is fully foot thick and II Is not believed that the boys
broke through They may, however, have skated into
an nirholc ard been drowned. Mrs. Holmes. Oscars
mother seriously III and it Is feared that she Will lose
her 49,, -,
Three small boys playing on the thin Ice on the
river opposite Market ana Suter sta, Newark yester-
dny when the Ice suddenly gave way and Harry Mas
tcrs fen into the water. lie was rescued with much
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-24

The Charity Ball under the management or
the Purim Association to be held at the Metropolitan
Opera House on Thursday, February IL. VIII be the
tweny-dith annual ball given By this association for
charitable purposes. The proceeds this year VIII be
given To the the MontehOro Home for Chronic
fnvalids With only few boxes left unsold and more
Than the usual number OF cksts disposed Of the lndca
tions are that the coming ball will be the most
m h,,f m Pnrim Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-24

BRowY-on Saturday morning, January % Enpn"'''
yanera from his late residence lOl Pakave' at
Monday afternoon. January 70.
RuTrERWORTH- suddenly. January 20 Al pu isr,
NY ". Ross Butcrworth. son OF the iaee 'ohh e. DD
terwOrth - A., yy..,
s5hst 10 this city, q. Hampton Coursen In tho rom '
OF his age 60. .,... yo,, communtou 9th ave-
and goth st., sunday, the 9Ath lnsa. A. Pun
n ia Kindly requested thai no bowers % soR@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-24
ONE ny ONE THEY FADE AWAY.

FROM The Yeio YORK Hsraldniense Ctsreand supporter
Ma are sorry for Mr.. Cleveland. lie had "A great OPP
portuny by tho coat tails but HIS hold has slipped DE
mad the chat &c take the people into his confidence,
and he turns his back on them ami goes ID with the
political class Poor Cleveland
BY tho way, what about this great reform we nave
heard 40 much OF where Is this Moses who led US
nm out OF the land OF EgyptP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-24
SrrcJDE OF COuPOsrTOR

James j. flaming, an unmarried composltor,
age twentyiour shot himself through the heart AT MS
home at No OFT SecOudave yesterday He had been
sick for months and had exhibited signs or nsan-
iy Previous his Illness he employed by the Irow
City Directory Company In University Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-24
pPEpA RING FOR me POLICE DINNER.

The police inspectors and captains met yes
terday to make final arrangements lot ther onhr al
n,mop,co's tomorrow evening Mayor Grace will pre-
s,as and there will be about 270 persons present This
isG OF oasts and speakers prepared by me commit,
zee .sTbe CITY OF New-York" Brayton ivesi The
Jndiciary" Frederick X. Coudert "our Guests"
Cfaunc.y NJ Depew; The Press" Elbrdge 1. Gerry !;
The Police Department" John X. Fellows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-24

COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS oLALhA VIofohi'
The Travellers Association held meeting
la, n,,h, at the Morton House. Fifty msmoers were
present John o. Henry presiding The COMMITTEES .sn'
n,,I,on to confer with the Committee on oop-
70 .agarj m tbs abolition OF local taros on oo'n
trayslsrs reported progress -he aecSon VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-24

the Supreme Court Monday that these taxes ara un
constitutional Is considered by the drummers 70 Do
each member Of the association should present to the
Congressman OF his district petition asking hia CO.
the clifton Of such local taxes drafted by Congressman
James The petition declares the taxes to be uneons-
fntinnal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-24
ru,o.. Cos,,v Cbcap Porous Prasters

Are poweress benefit the ailments Tor wheh poope are
inducod To buy them They simply adhesive pasters-
mo, ueAcna Benson's zone quickly strengthen support
relieve and care Positive and prompt action and certain re-
anita IN few hours Voluntarily Endorsed by thousands OF
pbyscans pharmacists and druggiss FOR coughs o0os
IT, hack luiubano aches pains
Invaluable IN winter ASK Tor behsOh heJoe'0Ne"p t
imatlons. Examine name and tTadeWIA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-24
rprRuye LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
IN HOURsi Morning.

T.rprsp ovyIcE jan 24-l A. m.-The movement VI
the barometer yesterday was upward Inc
ranged between 12o and $40, the average '@'s '''Ae
l2 lower may be expected In this city and vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-24

The Court Journal NOndon) says: "Lund-
hory,. Rdenia and Marechal Neil Rose both remark
able for decacy and richness aud for the permanence
Of their sweet smelling SAVIOUR"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-24
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

w,su1SGroN. Jan. 23.-For New-England'
,or weather, generally colder norherly winds rising
barometer. -,... ,ouowad
ror IN. Middle Atlantic States. fair weather. followed
10 Tho southern portion by local SHOWS colder weather
drrimg tonight. generally followed oy Slowly i'i"s
,emnenrature winds generally northety'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-24

MR. OLEVELAND WILL 90 TO THE BALL
BALTIMORE, Jan. 23.-President Cleveland
bas accepted an invitation attend the charity ball az
Che Academy OF Musc In this city, on Monday evening
tsxt lie win be accompanied BY several gentlemen
from Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-24

,,,.,ior AGAINST Burglars be enjoyed At moder
, 80 "nnying 10 the windows and 1oorwys the WILSON
no ~ ei shutter Catalogues aud estimates SENT OF
can be had 1t No. 800 West 23th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-24

MOVEMENTS OF JAY GOULDs YA0HT
NASSAU, N. p, Jan. 16.-The yacht ATLANTA
Eith Jay Gould and family on board. arrived mere on
6AnxaJy ~, and sailed TO-DAY for d. Thomass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-24
Lundborg's Perfume. Edenla
LANDLORDS Perfume Mareohal Mel he's
LANDLORDS Perfume, Alpine Violet
Iuudbora's Perfume, Lily OF the valley
MdRRIED.

1860, oDrYr n, Tnursaay January 81. at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents by ths non ~ vi 20
Iarremore LEEie Esse, daugheroi d. FRANK A. Ou'n' W
DR. Never l. Rhein -, !.
TuoRNE-KETCHUM-on January 81 at tneiresaenee on
~ hrida,s father Saugatuok Comp, by the rev MI
eis P6ebe dau Of Landon KetcAnm esq 10 Ed"ih
Thnrne Of New.Y York CITY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-24

veuted. and which produce the effect Of fun band is
nsncnons and pisssug feature OF the minstrel enter
;npcnt nroyded by Thatcher, Primrose and West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-24
DIED.

All notices Of marriages must be endorsed 0A full name
and addJesG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-24
William Il. Moore. Anctioneer
MOORE'S AUCTION ROOMS.
800 FlFTH-ANE..

A. William p. Moore. Anchoneer
MOORE'S AUCTION ROOMS.
900 FIFTH-AVE..
IMMENSE SALE OF
Choice ANTIQUE okIENTAL RUGS.
SILKS. PoRTIEREs, TABLE COVERS
Being stock OF welknown 1rstolass furniture
nersp together will several other choice eonsgnments the
whole forming Of the largest aud most attractive 0asr-
Ing ''0' D-D' : N t5Ss' t on EXHIBITION.
MoNDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, TMUgs pay a and
rB5DAY, IAN 21 20 ~ AT YSko az
FRIDAY EVENING. JAN 20.
Reader you the OF losing your hteo
that your by diseases contracted from decayei
wood wash tubs which absorb the pOsons THIS IN
folds the secret many fatal OF sickness in our best
families Pgt the so,d White Cr9cSery Ts1h q2s Tsr
CERAMIC Co. 5l2 Peari.st. New \ ork. for cireuar.
/ 81 OILY sAl for 2
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26thst, y y
Warning.
1t having the knowledge Of the Hospital authou.
ties that some duplicated the uotpaper heangs Of
this Hospital the public warned against begging letters
written on paper with said heading.
ST. LUKES HOSPITAL.
PerGEo. 5. BAKER
Pastor and Superintendent.
New.York January 90. 1885.
The Cheapest and the Pest GAS STOVES IN the world
sold at = West 23dst y the r,,n,>,o co,,pAxx
yerqnes Electro Chemical Baths
III IL 4'A'' wv Al East 3sth ST
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HOUSE or KEPHL.ENIAIIFES.
WAsuINGTOS, ID. C., Jan. %, II

MY DEAR DEPEw: You will be glad ana so WIZ otneIs
70 read this "regret." wont mention tner nn'h NJ
.anar and IL alluds to Judge PlerrepOnt hnu Mr.
"rts and WAYNE MacYeagh ms knowing that u you
,intsh The denomnator you increase the size OF Tue
~ "a o,iv m nruse the college for their knowledge
m 0ur, mathematics not to usnnate that they are the
ones who rejoice that their VI .1 oa lave Tor
,hn is not be diminished by sun monlng
an additional Indeed as yo9 toia o Tho hahIt of
-, g. moi snfcient for man who Is III tue haDis VI
.nsaknr and You looked sincere when yea ssa ",
P. snow van mean IT, Nor dldiWayne MacNoagn
L a 700 cola from your vews for he saidi You may
think Depew was wrong Phep but the r rea rey
.n ,or Two like him and mets much ike the tuLhsy,
m,,is TOO large for and yet not large bos
swn" And Mr. Evarts, who says no Is eong on, ~" s
that he goes knowing that thete sn o ,,r
e. Is Tor single sentence Query: unuer the ,,n '
nnms,ances viii our indignant senator ,pn ,ha,.hs
1hon sIeneeI So solaoe myself with tne tnoushtt
gbat am sure to DO pleasantly missed by these od
friends and possibly by gu oldef-ths u''' .usnaot
H. lnows should have to shock his modssW' iof WIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-24
THE WE4THER REPORE

Your obedlent servant,
DoRMAS B. EATON.
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Tho Lum Der Business Booming.

I In the midst Of the depression incident
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/ it is gratifying to note that our lumber IN
terests are on a loom, aud that our saw
mills arc doing driving and paying
business Lrcoln is the greatest lumber
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suspended operations; the late long dry
spell caused others to temporarily suspend
for lack of water, but now the situation is
rapidly changing. Not mill in the
county but is running to its full capacity
with more orders ahead than it can fill in
weeks. prominent lumber buyer from
the West the other day told us he could
place orders for ten million feet if the
mills were only ready to fill them, and at
good prices.
Our saw mill friends who have held out
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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1886-12-02
RECEIPTS FOR ISIS.
Fair River Items.

Fine weather.
Farmers are about through gathering,
Another wagon fell off Of Fair River
bridge last week.
Miss Emma Lanicr has returned from a
visit to McComb City.
Miss Ada Maxwell has returned from
her visit to Pearl River.
DR.. f. Cowart is having some repair
ing done to his dwelling.
Mr.. Joe Carlisle started from here to
Arkansas last week to move with hi'
family.
w. NJ Robertson is repairing the
bridge across the Henry Maxwell Mil
creek on the Monticello and BrOokharer
road.
Young people are preparing to spend
the winter holidays III picking hickory
nuts. AS they have them saved by the
bushels.
MARRIED-At the residence of the
brides father on November oath, by
/ ! NJ. Guess. J. p, Mr.. JuO. A. Fugl"r anc
Miss Emma f. Brewer. Attendants
Mr.. G. w Ivy, Miss Mary Russell, Mr.
w, NJ. Russell and Miss Dosla Ivy.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1886-12-02
Farm tor Sale.

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and a splendid mill site. Viii he sold at
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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1886-12-02
Extra utter Making.

Mr.. S. X. Williams says when be took
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understood that the native COW of Misss-
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at his results, not only in quality but in
quantity, and says that never in his past
experience has his butter been SO uniform
in texture, in color and flavor, and grain
so good, as he is now making. In test
recently made, from four gallons of milk
all Of one milking-and after sitting AZ
hours in one vessel, by actual measure
ment, tue milk yielded 80 per cent. cream,
and made after being made ready for the
table, three and one-eighth pounds of the
most elegant butter. Butter-making is a
tine art and requires skill and knowledge.
Mr.. Williams further says the people OF
Brookhaven have been greatly misrepre-
scented when accused of being indifferent
at to the kind of butter they use. He ha,
found as large a per centase OF persons
here who desire none but the best grade
as can be found anywhere.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1886-12-02

Powell has all you want.
Powell sells the best fruits.
christmas goods at PowelPs.
lowell sells the cheapest toys.
Powell sells the best groceries.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1886-12-02

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and sells them at a poor mans price,
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