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New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
THE DAIRFMsy AGAINST MORRISON

CHICAGO, Nov. IS lSpe.iab.-While John
Jarrett aud Thu Plate Association have thus far been
gwen all the credit for the defeat OF William r. Morsi
son for reelection Congress- important
been overlooked. Some time before the election
Colonel Robert NJ. Ltler the advocate OF the butter
interests OF this country and the secretary OF tho
National Butter Cheese aud Egg Association caused to
be mailed to all parts OF the country what he styles
their backlist circular This document contained the
names Of all tho Congressman who at the last srssion
opposed tho ooomarsarine bill Every farmer in
Congregational distriot such ongressmen sought
reelection received u copy Of this "black lst" whch
oAteuly and accurately prepared, with an urgent
appeal to tho farmer consider his own interests
and defeat the OF tho tiers OF the soil TIE
circular In part SAYS:
"Now look TO Tho senate Already "Oieo" Morrison
predicts the defeat Of House bill IN tho Senate, and even
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
THE DwINDLING FISH SUPPLY.

To the EdttOr or me ITtOHNc
SIR: see by The american angler that the
Cape Cod fishermen nave had poor luck. No waters,
no matter how large stand the catches made by the
improved nshins tackle that is used now days The
steamers and sailing crafts cruise about until they see
school OF fish feeding the top Of the water. They
lay their arodnd and take that school OF hsh
big and little No stand that kind OF fishing
no matter how large nor how small the waters
may be. The Angler says the churning OF
tbe steamers wheels breaks up the scnools
That would not destroy the fish. They catch
thon, that 10 what makes them scarce.
told American people many years ago what tho
result would be IN tns aud was snoered at Tor advanc
ing tho idea could be depleted. Now the
result has come The fishermen wero thon against ne
for trying do something for them Now they ask Inc
DO done IL is like king the do0r after tho
norso stolen. II be heiped by having Congress
make q general law that there shall bo no hsn taken
for during tho respective spawning seasons
OF oach kind OF hsh. There law passed In New
YORK Stats striped bass should not he taken during
their spawning IL repoaied because they
could sold In other States The result Is that thsro
are scarcely striped bass caught this soason The
bass different places during the spawning
season aud nearly all can be taken havo heard Of
very few being taken this season at Cucdy Hunk and
Pcsoue Islsnds. What IL the cause Yours
Rochester, Nov. 10. 1856 SETH GREEN
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER BY LYYCHIYG.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 13 tSpec,aD Nearly the
whole week occupied by the Ahe-hany County
Cour obtaining jury to try Tour OF tie men
Implicated Ia tho hasty Iyncnbg OF David johnson, An
insane man. who killed Edward White. an emplayo at
the Baltimore aud Ohio shops At Piedmont This Is the
frat tune persons implicated IN iynsune have beeu
tined In Maryland. bus the practice OF lynch has
been In tnis state OF late, and exampie
s TO bo made In this Hundreds Of taiosnon we're
summoned. Nearly ali turned down for having
expressed opinions Tho lyuching OF the crazy man
was generally looked upon AS DarDarous act. lie was
taken from the jail. .and hanged TO n beam on tue
Georges Crock Bridge. Tho jury was COMPLETED
and tho trial begun to-day. Upon the
table. in front OF the jury, woro placed n
ero bar ABOUT feet long with n bent end. about
thirty feet Of hsnch rop-. cut IN pieces two pound
weight snarpoDed al botn oLds, the handle
of which was broken. These claimed by the
to have b-sa us~d the murder OF Jonnson Tho tour
men iDdiot-d for ny lynehns are Michael r.
Malone, Timothy White. Jonh r. " WHITE aud Patrick
Drscoh Ali tho prisoners charged Jointly with tho
murder. and Ia nvs Of tho nfteen counts Malone 10
charged ~ tbs principal with the othsrs ~ acosssoe
The otnor thrse counts charge Timothy White ths
principal with Malone and others accessories.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
GENERAL LOGAN IN TOWy.

General John A. Logan arrived at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel yesterday Afternoon He Is In fine health
and spirits the Republican victories In Illinois
He is accompanied by his brother Dr. Cornelius A.
Logan formerly United states Minister to Chilli and his
son and namesake who is engaged in the real estate
ana loan business In Washington Senator Logan will
remain here for day two before returning to WASH
fngton He has been in Illinois nearly all summer with
the exception OF trip TO California TO
attend the National Encampment OF tue Grand Army,
And paid attention to tue Republican canvass
OF his ATE. vow OF seeing what could be done
there He sald last aIght "iliin0s is tariff State all
over IL Is srVwiDs more so every year. nxnt on
that principle AIS Republican victory every time.
That tie Issue this year We hammered ~
home on the Democrats in every way. We
gained four Conxressmon. We carried the stAts
by 5000 greater majority than III the PTesideotia
election. We made gain OF twelve members In the
State senate, who bo,d IL was tie before 80
you Illinois has share. The dofeat OF Nor
Ison was ou the tariff principally. Baker tnrust the
reiscuon bill bs Taco at every neeIinE The labor
vote went Baker aud settled the election. other
political matters the General deoined 10 talk about
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
ARRFSTIyG RIOH GFPSTRS.

The gypses four grown persons and six Children 10 whom
reference yesterday. their three bears donkey
and wagon full OF traps dumped from the Havana
Pier No Az North River in the afternoon Col
MagOne keep them from and but mi
grafton Commissioner decided that they could land
Pietro MarkOwtz chief who from Bosnia Turkey
had been travelling indies and the SOUTH and
wanted go the West As no train was ready TO carry
HIM and his companions they concluded TO camp on the pier
In vain Phillips order the gypses to depart and
police did not want 10 arrest them Last evening
the children cold and hungry and sergeant RoDb
Steamboat squad summoned Oncer Wilson, OF the So
ciety for the Prevention OF Cruelty 70 Children.
Learning had plenty OF money and stu refused 10
pay for food and shelter Mr Wilson male charges OF cruelty
against the other gypses. The entire band
was soon locked up in the Charles street Police station
Word Mr. Bergh that the donkey and three
left the dock without proper care leC ana
his companions will be arragne at the Jefferson Market 70
vagrancv Wilson will the charge OF cruelty
Pero kent mis- gold and SILVER with him last night and the
money counted bat the police thought he had about
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
ARRESTED FOR STRANGLING HIS WIFE.
THE END OF AN ECCENTRIC OLD wOMAN-BURGLAR,
ALLEGED BY THE PRISONER

THE END OF AN ECCENTRIC OLD WOMAN-BURGLARY
ALLEGED BY THE PRISONER.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 13 (SpeciaD.-Mrs. Jane
WHEELER age eightyseven. murdered last night at
her bono IN Eaglest Her husband. Benz amin WHEELER
who Is year two younger, claims TO have been as
saulted and left for dead but he arrested sus
ricion of having committed the crime. The Wheers
were eceen tric. They lived in Cleveland for many
years aud aIuassed property worth nearly S5OOOOO
mostly in real They were both OF niggardly
disposition, and although they had no children, they
deprived themselves OF many things necessary to tho
oorort OF lie in order to add to tuer accumuatons OF
wealth Both uad estates Ia their own nane aud they
were III separately THIS was csrrioi oven into
their everyday iivhs aud the nusoand fad csrt.ln
sum weekly for his meals and lodging WHEELER says
that aud his wife were sitting togetHr last night
when rap on tho door heard and two N rushed
In upon them he was beaten, bound aud gagged aud
tpaI ID all lie remembers except tnst when the assans
were gone crawiod 10 bodr0Omsfr himself from
the gag aud slept till moIuug, when he o. read the
alarm Ho then fonnd tho body of his wife on tho noor
A cloth was tied around her throat aud tho marks or
plainly visible She evidently died
after long strug gle and terrible suffering fhe II rni
ture Was ged anu there were evidences OF q
struRge about Sl 500 in money which was In the
nouss WAS not taken. Its thing the money Is
safe" sad WHEELER when II was discovered. WHEELER
claims 10 recognize one Of his assaants tenant,
Psttok Graves. eJecoi from the houee he oc-
cupied, because he ald not pay the rent
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
ELECTED BY ONE PLURALITY.
TUE RECOUNT IN Al Nkw-JERsEY ASSEMBLY DIS
TRICr GIVES THE SEAT TO THE DEMOCRAT.

TUE RECOUNT IN Al NkW-JERsEl ASSEMBLY Dis
TRICr GIVES THE SEAT TO THE DEMOCRAT.
PATERSON, Nj, Nov. 13.-The recount or
the vote lid Assembly District OF Passac County,
in which EmIey (sep) and Carroll tXnsht OF Labor.
indersed tue Dslnoc tied Oh tho face OF the
official canvass was made to-iay at the Court House
by Justice Jons han Dixon OF the NewJsrsey Supreme
Court There was large attendance OF politicians ana
lawyers Both sides represented by counsel Inc
eecon officers Of the procincts the district were
present b. OF the court Counsel Tor Carro oo-
jected 70 the count going on, because Eniey hau not
filed the necessary bond, proper notice hai not Deen
given to Carroll ami law di not provide TOT re-
count in case of tie. Judge Dixon overrnled the oD
irct,ons The judgs himself took tho ballots out OF
the boxes and called of the vote for Assembly Ihe 70
count was done unt evening. The complete count
elects Carroll by one plurality - -,
Emley was defeated the careessness or some fe
nnbican voters wno for john l. smith
Tor Corouer pasted unier Emley's There was
no noIuiua Coroner thr regular Repuohctu
ticket Judge DIXON decided every such ballot must Oe
thrown out because NOte for two persons ior
the same Office Inero three or four such Daiols
There changes In e returns from seven OF the zen
precincts they nearly balanced The total vote Is
Carroll ,S9S; Enley, l,s9I.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
TIE SUIT AGAINST MR.. WINAN.
MOTION TO DISMISS 1T DESIED-TEsTIMoSY on
THE DEFENDANT.


Judge Wheeler United Circuit Court Brook
brought against Erastus Wiman by Henrietta Woods,
Brooklyn dcssnaker The occupied in hearing
the OF the plaintiffs counsel against the motion to
dismiss the which made for the defendant Friday
after the plaintiff had fully disclosed her case.
In his argument Lawyer Ross vigorously attacked the
aboshng Imprisonment for debt and upheld the old sys
tenn objected tho made the Governor by
Wiman being considered privileged communication
the grounds that the defendant British
subject and was Therefore under Obligation moral.
philanthropc or social TO attempt 10 reconstruct
any law Of the United states and he inmated that NJ
In Ludlow street jail to escape me clutches OF the
70 in alleged the friend n iiacsl
pantf who had prosecuted To the utmost the nnIou
woman. insisting on the term 9dy Deing applied 70
tho be printed without reading H. though beey
nothing but the TRUTH he urged that such
S %s SOOa eousauS st Se % Se Judge an m @
macousness Mr Ross then began to refer to formidable
Wheeler remarked that there things which court
constituted his was might be presumed to know This
In delivering his the motion to dismiss the
far as il related held that the refer
Miss Woods relations with other men was nOt pity
ileced therefore go TO the jury for them TO decide
whether belious and So TO what extent the palm
Gilbert r. Hawes then defence that he had
charge printed statements and anv were distributed
he did IL. lie only one TO MT Wman who handed 70
Mr. Wman testified that he statement Of
formed and believed the contained IN 10 lie true and
handed to the Governor and mono TO any ohe
Al the OF the defence Lawyer Mcfarland addressed
OF the defendant He accounted Tor All SIX
copies printed statement and contasted The expense
which MI Wman had incurred IN pushlng the Oh lnoue
damage which could happen who had repeatedly
advertised in the courts her BETRAYAL by Monet lie oharac
The court then adjourned until 10 q. M tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
GFrD FOR WALKERS MURDER.

The examination Thomas Nichols and Thomas Kelly Oh
charge being after the fact TO the fata shoot
ing OF William Walker November in the basement bar
room No lS9 Hesterst was held yesterday the Essex
Market Court Ford Assistant District
Purdy conducted the examination anu MI bogeft ap
peared ol the accused men. 49,.
Mr. BOger asked discharge OF the prisoners as there
was no evidence said The request de-
ne against the advice OF the counsel Kelly tesned IN
his own behalf that the day OF the shooting be
was asleep the when he awakened Dy srg
gle lie he hit nard and heiped take
him Chambers Street Hospital In tie coach 40
Justice Ford both for trial in the sum or soOoD
each Supplementary afdavits made by olcer Chap
man OF the Thrtieth Precinct and Detective BayeI, who
arrested Kelly Nichols the effect that when the men
arrested they both denied all knowledge OF the shooting
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
ODDS AND ENDS or POLITICS.,
THE RESULT OF THE CANVASS DECLARED

OFFICIAL FIGURrs OF THE RECENT ELECrioN-PLu-
RALITIEs ASD MAJoRIrIrs
The Aldermen acting as q Board of County
Canvaser yesterday and formally declared the re-
suit OF the OF the votes cast at the recent eec
ton. The following are the official figures:
Mayor-Ahram 5. Hewitt United Dem 90 $685. II Henry ss
William 4. Wardweii tProh), 5s2 Hewitrs plurality
seyS Pef ndSss, Ds%s o Il a. IsS; %
q G Ca s Of TSSneJ f. + sn aso
g. GSo JSh3 @ G. ocOnnor' jr tRepl eSoo7 BoeA"an
Associate Judge Of the Court Of Appeals Rufus reck
ham United Dem) 1888. Charles Daniels lRep 7S9so
justice Of the Supreme ard Patterson united
Dml iiI4as Edward Mitchell 0Repl, 7oSsG Patterson
FaG n% %S%as
Eesesns y a sss DuggSs S ea1yeapoD III 500
consressvIh DistrctAmo. Cummings United Dem Dem
mmfss nnr le paTay. aT isaSs Win bsc-icyd Bryce
9s b'% s2s sSS ISn bf ssTiGn
United Dem 79 Thomas GRADY nd m psn ~
%ed De% y 4d 49, IAf AqS District a
Cox iSs S7St XII AnS@il
SSa Si,sd fSsS Ss %llS opa9 ss eP
sPin,G@' s majority 12 N1 q 5dg Genry sawsaH
nll soi MerTia9s majority % by0 2i2sle E sse Geos1
Ra@iton Pen eP 96sC coeiTans %aYriy s; s,s;; S2oe
Xef X4 nie DsTfsAsnf Ssm ias fiS ra hSS %Scry e
Distrct-W. O. Stahlnecker { ntet Deml 5.S2fi James
/ Wool tRepl 3G4S, ~ hlnecKers majority. z ~ ,,.
elect-Ist District. Daniel f. Finn q nts
Dem): I'D + mOthv d. sullivan UNITED Dem.i - lu
James f. Power United DEM; IVth, Jeremiah Ha,e Nt,e
(Uniled Dem.) VIII, Michael Brennan nlted Denl
" o. Mckenna United DEM vlIth George , n Mtiy Men
tRepD NIlIh Charles Smith (Rep); lNt John MAJ w.
Omitted Dem); Xh Geo LangDein United Deml n LUZ
Robert Ray hamilton tepli Xllth Leonard A. Selguri @
| United DemD; XIIIth W. r. Mulry tCnited Dem
XIVtn Jacob Kunzernnan Tam. and G. D. XXth George
ward HarAn United Dem4 XvIi'h; 1onn VII
Kenny nied DEM XIXt Ense1e 3 lye 6s ~ ReS ~
II. Crosby Rep XXI Id John M'Intyre 4iytS s
G. D.; XXIIid Jacob y. Canton IT. ana T. D)i AL 'A
| John B. Shea &C. D.. VI and
AileImeneect-Ist District cornel US Flynn g. ~ am
Labor Ill Patrick Diver TIN ted Deml' lilu Htiohs
n oakley IL ntrd Dem) WITH uanel bowling 9ite,
DEM. Nth. Philip Holland a. and C. D.: Eith pIlslA
Menninger ne Dem) With Alfred r. Conklng a. IssPS
NIiIth. Christian GOetz tRepl; lXth William H. VA
United DemJ Xth William teke tUned Dem, ~ I'm; n; =
T. (Rep); NJ H. Mlliam iat = No. Nc,
Dcm). Kiln James A. OWE Rep AINth CnaiS % hen ~
nett United Dem). XVIII james j. Corcorsn i anu = -
XVIth Joseph Murray r. and C. D.; AyiIth John & 9nIi
IT ami G. D) XVI nth Hugh F. Farrell llnlten Dem
XIXth Peter B. T. and {. D. AAth James :,
Fitzgerald (Uued Dem) XXIst Charles T. SANFORD set1
| Xxx lid. Matthew Smith United Dem) XAllld jacob NJ
Long H. Ii. and Rep); XX1Vth James J. Mooney lC Dr
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
A MENACE TO THE TREASURY.
THE ACCUMULATION OF SUITS AGAINST THE GOV-
ERNMENT IN ONE DISTRICT.

ERNMENT IN ONE DISTRICT.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-Judge McCue So
icor Of the Treasury In his annual report TO the At
calls attention to the great number OF
suits pending in Court for the Southern Dis
trct OF New York importers and customs Of
hcers which suits, no says create 10 effect hoang or
debt against the Treasury, the magnitude
OF which beyond the scope OF conjecture and whch
are running the rate OF per cent per an
num- Many OF these suits have been pending for over
twenty i've years At the beginning OF this Adminstra-
ton the number OF old suits at issue In that district
was about 23O0 involving millions OF dollars, ana
since then ,l44 suits have been begun. Wlthir
that period less than of have been tried
It's manfesty mpractcable he says as the Judiciary
ia now organIzed with this species OF litigation
to any appreciabe extent Not only is the Judlclsl
insufficient but the force IN tue District Attorney
office Is likewise inadequate TO prepare even shali
number OF these for trial Legislation 10 there
fore urged provide for additional Circuit Judge In
the che exclusive trial OF this class OF
cases This would Ia the direction OF economy, ne
says The additional expense would DO FAR less tnau
the interest the Govsrn nent wond be compes to pay
as the penalty OF the delay. To show tlat THIS Is a
question deserving serious consideration. be refers 70
the claim in twelve consolidated cases OF Benkard q
schel which recently came np for refund where the
principal Of the debt was S4i,60l and the interest
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
OBITUARY.
JOHN DOUGHERTY.

HUNTINGDON Penn, Nov. 13.--John Dough-
erty OF Mount Union. this county. who invented the
portable iron section boats ant devised tho inclined
planes the Allegheny Mountains In the days Of
old Portage Railroad died in Pttsbnrs yesterday age
eghty-throe Tho remains will be Inferred In the
Catholic cemetery In this Mr. Dougbery
s credited with suggesting the route Of the Ponnsy
vanis Railroad aud In 1887 obtained a charter for the
sbrrman's Valley aud Broad Top Railroad which was
finally merged INTO the south Pennsyvan ania Railroad
His latest Railroad scnemo proposed route from
Canada by way OF Buffalo TO Washington Mr. D0u ghery
OF The most active aud Influential busness men
In Central Pennsyvania. At time no was considered
q miiiInnaire, but he died poor.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
NgW-JERsgF SAHIIARY AsSOOId TON

TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 13.-The twelfth an
nu.i meeting OF the New-Jorsey SANITARY A..ooi.on
Will DO held tho state House on November 10 aud 20
The president of tho association Is Professor James
Green, OF Long Branch. Among those who will read
papers are j. Z. Boyins. OF Orange; Phillips Basscll.
Newark; Professor Il. O. Brackott, president OF tho
State Board OF Health; Dr. II. M. Mitchell Asbury
Park; Dr. Ezra NJ. nunt. Trenton; Profossor Cuaries
Jacvous, Ne W brunswick; ohiPpen Wallace, Buring-
ton Dr. D. BoujanIu, Camden; j. j. Powers Broo4ly HI
Professor j. H. ayDOnd. Brooklyn Dr. ". X Newton,
Paterson. 1he presidents annual addross will DO
Tho Pb ysivlos Ieal odo OF Eduoston."
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
A F4PF-ROY EPISODE

The DerON Free ITcss.
In some OF the St there bras
nickel carriers the whole length OF the
any part OF the you drop nickel into ono
OF these carriers and watch 1t 1t rolls along Its
edge down the incline and finally goes rafting into the
fare-box. | saw wild Western ranchman come toto
car and after putting his fare In tho ordinary he
noticed newcomer drop a nickel down the elevated
railway.
changed couple OF dollars into hv cent pieces
Then he took his place the door and started Two
nokels simultaneously down each side Of the and
offered to accept bets as to which would get into ING
fare-bOx first He kept tits up until his " worth OF
com was gone d wound up by saying, Wall, that's
the durud dest cOntrivance ever see.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
METHODIST OHURCH ExrEysJoy

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 13.-At to-day's ses-
oi GENERAL Committee OF Cnaron Excursion Of
the MetnodIs Episcopal Churen It decided 70 dis
tue old contingency fund and establish IN is
place emrrgonty AMI contingency fund OF SlO O0O
which 10 To used oases OF emergency out,lae OF
cou,orence lucA Bishop Mslialieu. Chairman OF tne
CoInuittcc on Appropriations snbuited thp conmlt-
tees report rhicu approprates vAfous to con
ferences FOR extension for tue fscA yoar
H..
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looked up officer duty Headquarters heard
down stairs He summoned Inspector and the pair
stars who In the next cell 70 tne
again attempted to kill herself by hanging The CUT
the down and carried her ont In tho corridor wne
She soon revived Chief Police Murphy told reporter that
the Alice Burns and that She belonged 10 re-
previous attempts take her life and about year ago e
Ssters Of Peace Tand beame greatly interested In hef
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
A DIOCESAN SYNOD IN rBE CATBsD

by order Of Archbishop Corrigsn Diocesan synod
posed Of all the Roman Catholic clergy both
lar belonging 70 the Archdiocese Of York will be held
IN 81 Patrick's Cathedral "Wednesday and Thursday
Among tho principal items OF business by
synod tho proper carrying enforcement
OF tho recent Third fenary Council Of baltimore Another
matter which VIII probably occupy consider able share o the
synods attention tho decree making tho
parochiA scoos obligatory In every parish
q mn
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
SUICIDE or A COTTON BROKER.

Joseph A. weeden. tOrty.nve cotton broker doing
business Ia this city aud living No. l49 Madison
iyn committed suicto by shooting hIulse through
Yesterday afternoon He owned a the Cotton Ex
Change 6uths been successful IN business
He stanc
for THIS and dissipation. II IS believed.
tzte ms life wise two daughters The
nave boon boarding this house foa several
Formerly lived in oates where Mr. weedeD Ownei
nonse DR. John A Ray, at No $50 Dstsssve. sum
nousd but the before the arrived
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14

goes far to that t will not hearing in that
body IL he the Of the nineteenth century or he
simply posted in the price of the raw lnaeriaif We
believe that he Is RECKONING without his host II you
belisve that agriculture aud the consumers OF tina
products Of the farm sny rights make It mani,
fest Keep this and hand the record down to your
children. that IL may be handy before election" tAs
Mr.. Morrison vas conspicuous opponent of the bill
the Association made special him. and It IL now
believed that buttsrine, and not iron money, re-
sponsible for his defeat
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
1ur DOoUs BUrIgk rRADs IN ms CITY.

There were only half many retail oleomargarine
issued week during the previous week Col
sboa forty In all since the law
Mr. Frfsdszn has ssued about three
tnes PROM the nuber oi stamps THAT AIo being
eed would that considerable business 10 st being
ssexs The sn sspits The thi OF the dairy officials Ihe
HsnuisctufeiS VI THIS city that sell
ing theif nof amount Of goods trade much
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
yyFLUEgog or me THIHTsES OLUB

The Thirteen Club Its forty eighth dinner iast night
MoIelis There largo gathering. Judge hcAdAm pro
sided In his opening he said that attempt had
boon made away OF the clubs membe but that
person sssa 1sDbsr af tsa siIb .ar susapt failure
fer- % Hans Beaite Ihe surveyor o tho Port who
WAS shot anu wounded discharged enpove 0f the
uousA Mr. beAtss o1lcer Of ths einh
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
Don'f Unwk, Spit. CouQh,

suffer dizziness indigestion inflammation OF the eyes, head
ache asstude inability perform mental work and ndispo
son bodily labor, and disgust friends
and acquantances with your nasal twang and offensive
clean throat.
Dr. Sage's "Catarrh Remedy" will promptly reieve
OF discomfort suffering and ends OF The DIS
gustng and needless nctons your loathsOme deasei
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
KHERE IT EXr

From The Yoth's Companion.
certain little girl quick with anewor she
a roguish who loves dearly tease her. one
night suddenly blew out lamp.
why, where did the light got" he asked. opening
his eyes wide at Edna
'It gosd out, be course" answered the little one.
promptly
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
sEvERAL ATTEMPTS sUJOJDE

handsomely dressed young last even
Ing In Jersey CITY and locked up for attempting 10 commit
snicids BY throwing herself thu Penn
svvaA Railroad Apcut hours aos she had beer