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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
JUSTICE GIVEN TO THE PRISONER.

The divorced couple appeared Adridge
Jersey Friday warrant for the arrest OF the
woans second husband who, she said had assaulted her.
were Justices Court yesterday. On Friday
neither the companion would her his
names but Yesterday identity The 1man
is George c. Climber and the woman Mrs. Mary German
her second husband being John also III
court He denied he had assaulted
her and said and divorced husband with
she lad been living several Ia get
him out OF way. lie has Insurance on hs life Tor
OOu made his wiies favor ana That Is the
cause. he thinks OIL ali the trouble.
The Justice hearing both sides OF the case came 10 the
that slnned against than sin
ming and him have his wie and hcI divorced
husba arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16

York and Railroad through this city is fixed Tor
nioved only one track y. II. lyon haS pre-
sented to Tie Hisoro Society discourse npon the
death Of Her Most Excellent Mljesy, Wilhelmna Doio
Carolina Consort TO His Majesty Of Great Bran
preached March ~. 1884, py oamue
Mather. NJ. A.. pastor OF q church In Boston,
elect Lounsbury said TO DC over,
with applications positions hb siaf there being ~
ess than eighty for Aduiant General fine for faymas,
General ten for and s1 ior
General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
WHAT 1s GOING ON TO-DAY.

Trial Of eI.Alderman Mcouade before Recorder omy'h
Electrical subway Commission. y. ~ ,-,.- O
Church Temperance Society mass meeting cooper |hoi
State Board Of Arbitration Glsey House, $500 q,
Martin Inther SOCIETY," No ~ West Thirty frstst o. m
collection of paintings Moores galleries.
SPIN. r,...A .. O
Historical Society meeting secondave and Eleventhst
p. ~, a.,
West Twenty-thri.st., p. m.
Goethe SOCIETY," No 80 East Fifty siyth-st, p M
Sale In aid OF St. Church for Deaf Mutes NO es
Twenty second-st.
Pilot Commissioner meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
srJyc RsrDE0ROoy FOR BrGAMY:

Edward Stewart before Police Justice Kcnna, in
Brooklyn yesterday q charge Of bIgamy He separated
wife month and induced her in consideration Of
$3.50 and their sign tho following
~ hereby agree give up all claims OF kind Ed
ward Stewart. not TO bother him In to
oer opposition 10 his further Wishes Also in case Of
his Wishing and he both 10 OBJ
/ him for speak against
him." Last Thursday he married Maud karst Of No 443
Thrteenths and Mrs Stewart at secured warrant
for his arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
HON II NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS,

Norman Vovss-senator Orvle H. Patt OF ConnecticnI
Judge Macksy of South Carolina and Colonel an
John 81 Glover Of Missouri lvnh Are,'ue HcntxCon-
grpssmen Henry q. Buriegh Of NewYork, ana JONI a
Heista nd Of Pennsy Governor Henry howau VI
Rhode Island Nsp. York Hote-General John A. Haiaer'
man, formerly U. q. Minister TO Siam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16

Charles Jones whom Mrs Grimm denounced Tho eiri 90
clared be rood and her mother anay sao sne
sou MARY him The girl then left inc nSsse snu
poison her let her marry her lover
Remedies of avail and she was taken W
Hospital, where she died early yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16

special for being held
Hall other branches of the Young
Christian ASSOCIATION IN the city Yesterday at4 the
services Association Hall were conducted by the Rev
fbaTIes A. the Rev. Dr. George Alexander
Mi ss tnen Tbe Rev. Henry Wilson r.. McChssney
AMI tr Rev L. Crand@l will onciae during the week
oar services being held daily for business men At
lie John street Methodist Episcopal Church between IL
AID O'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
Jersey CITY.

Mavor Cleveland yesterday married Caleb a. Burgess
LAWYER OF No East One hundredand thirty secondsi
and Miss Mary Ieller, pretty blonde nne
Teen of the city Burgess recently divorced from
his first wife.
John alias Red Tucker, dissipated character, was
found dead yesterday heap OF ashes near the Ere Ran
road rack al Barnum and Eleventh sis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
NEW-JltRSEY.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS T.. tanning. age twenty-five, q
m the emp OF the New York and Boston Rub
Company found dead IN bs room at the Pasaie
House YESTERDAY lie retired about IN. ON sunday aud
complained OF feeling we'll About IL O'Clock Edward
sheridan friend OF aunings went to see him IN his ROOM
appeared feel about When lie retired
About yesterday sheridan found that Lanning was
dead lie informed the hotel proprietor Joseph Reed Cor
oner 6chor, OF Leopia held Ali inquest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16


The discharge forty eight from the Yards and Docks
Of the Navy Saturday means that the work
n repairing tie dry the yard Will be done by
contract The appropriated by Congress for the
Sisa and m la. that many men. ap
1onte ~ political influence would be empoyet 70 90 tne
set al WORK, but IL was soon
apparent money appropriated wonl not completes e
The kept AT IT, however unti aile eecuo
&0w n vii! be- AWARDED The cOnhtoh
81 the flagship Tennessee OF the North Atlantic squadron IN
Quoh Tat she will probably again lew days
NO cutter ran Into her and although the collision was sg
tlole Tennessee.
launched IN 1854.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
Announcements
MARRIAGE AND HEALTH.

Pittsburg. PENN Nov. o. 1883. Mrs Lydia p. Pink.
ham, AS 10 frequently the with mothers who have
large families have been great sufferer for years
complaints incident married life have tried the
skill OF number Of physicians and the virtue many med.
relief and concluded 10 try
yours | that the dement's / have dsr ved
IRON OF faith had mad I'M
q slight hope of permanent good seeker sftsr
Dooriety, but want 10 tell that have wonder
fully benefited by your meicine am my fourth
bottle and IL would take but little argument u persuade ina
health fully restored. should like
culate the fact OF its wonderful curative powers"
PHKBA G. ROOP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
STATEN ISLAND.

ToNrKMsvrLE-The schooncr yacht Dauntless MT Z. N
Colt returned 10 this port yesterday after extensive gun
ming cruise.
NEW RRlcu1ox "A largo pary left Burfed's Seal Hotel
Last evening Tor 6reoh fishing on Won Kuli. FIRE
light fishing giving sport night the north and
shores Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
ALONG TILE hOuND.

Soicty will be opened Eaton OF Yale.
turc ~ 0ranses" a.. West End Chapel, built
being destroyed ny fire ON Sunday during service and
only saved w valiant nromen IL was insured for oU0
=. The Erst train the double track OF the Sew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
wEsrCuEsrER COUNTY.

MOUNT KIsco-George Lakey. who has been living with
woman not wife year. died yesterday OF POISONING
Coroner Purdy took charge OF and will hold In
quest Iakry brother the woman poisoned him, an
the woman says he committed suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
f. g. w. ICARIA.
CORRECT SHAPE IN BENT EDoK"
COLLARS.

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
1s4 Lexingtonave. between 10Th and 3Oth pts
Uoura-S 10 l. bto7 Diseases OF the Nervous systeu
Genito- rinary organs Impotence aud sterility
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
GAur rup WRAPPFR |

BUY CnAA +. HI6dNs's GkahAS LAUNDRY SOAP
And send the wrapper 10 your iayore charitable Institution
youb esef get the
wrapper tho f35 0JJ
ms-t2O O0u NewYork and Ho,OVo " brooklyn chArea
ChAs b. HIoaisa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
Htur To ADYFRTIsFRs

The Trow Directory publications consulted Mt LEI
two hundred and seventy million times annually. We 81,
shortly publish reprint oil our nrst directory 1855.
Advertisements will DO received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
HARINE I'M ELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TODAY
Sun rises 645 43s Moon rises e20 Moons ass 20
HIGH WATER
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PA-Sandy Hook. ll.07 Gov. Isd. ll3i Hell Gate. O37
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
To MnTuIRa

Mm. wsslow'h SOOTHING hrRur for Children Testhing
soothes tho child soitens guns reduces innan ar
lays gaiR. cafss wind eolk. ~ ssnts bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
CandeIabra.

Our line of Candelabra and Can
dlesticks of our own manufacture
is now complete. We have added
several new designs and the stock
always contains large variety of de-
sirable patterns, with 3, 5, and 7 lights
These table ornaments are highly
finished, and the quality of plate
unequaled, being uniform with all
Gorham Plated Ware.
GORHAM MFG CO.,
SILvERsMITHS,
Broadway and 19th.St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16

SECURE Sort AND GLOSSY HAIR
and an abundant growth by using Dr. HArss HAN HEALTH
stops falling hair rrnews the color Doc
KILL CohNb kllls hard OF sot cofps. b1nionsi loo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16

Eradicates DASDRuFF and HEAD DsKAsEs Gvgs Ifrp en-
COLOR TO HAIB Preferred purity and perfume
Buy CoRNs. Enough " Kill MY 10 centa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16

GIaDS REASON POR KILLING H8RsELH
Mis- LArze Grimm. Of No 800 South Fifthst, Brooklyn
- dispute on sunday with her mother about her lover
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1886-10-01
Looking for Green.

A traveller for a wholesale Detroit h..
was waiting in the depot at Pontiac the 9th.
day when stranger approached him All
asked:
isn't your name Green, Of Grand Rapid,|
no, SIR"
',Ahi beg your pardon. l never saw m.
but expected him here to meet me. Green,
going to travel with. a circus this year. Az
was to give me $25 to post him up on Son,
new catches"
$50 you've got something newt" quer,a
the Detroiter.
"Yss, a few things. There is one little fri.
gave to drummer few weeks ago. A.,
he's made $75 on it already"
"Maybe you'd b. Kind enough to give
Gway to met Pm one Of the bows w.
know!~
Certainly The trick is to tell the date a,
aay coin a man may have in his pocket VIA,
ut your looking at it."
"But you can't do that"
*Oh, yes, l can. Have you got any coin.
In your pocketT
sYes; twenty OF them"
"Well can write down the date Of each
ana every one of them"
"Say, I'll bet you $40 you can't" excaiusa
the drummer.
@Done!" said the other, as he pulled OF.
DILL.
4 very respectable looking man was stand
Chg by, and the money was placed in BIZ
bands
. "Now," said the sharper, "you turn YOU,
face to the wall and fold your arms Iwl
write down the date, and we will compar
them"
At the end of three minutes he had invent
dates, and they put the coins on the seat t
make a comparison. The man had hit onl
two dates out Of the lot.
all take that tenner," said the Detroite
~ he rose up and looked around
Bat he never did. The stakeholder ha
sid out, and the man with the trick was
bigger chap than he cared to tackle -Detro
Free Press
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1886-10-01
Humane Treatment of Prisoners.

Here is description of what they do
with their prisoners in the Canton Of
Neuchatel. A good hand;craft is taught
to every prisoner, and all who are we'll
behaved are, after period, placed with
a master of the trade which they have
severally learned, under the oversi ght
of the police and of a member of
voluntary committee. This committee
is composed of 1.400 active members,
out of a total population of 102. 900. The
prisoner, when professionally liber-
ated," has to present himself
every week, to his patron.
who receives the reports of his master
and of the police. The patron sends an
abstract of these reports to the governor
of the prison, and in this way, if his
conduct remains good, the man liberty
is gradually restored, and he regains his
position in society-with the additional
advantage of experience of discipline
and knowledge of trade. M. de La
veleye, in describing this system, says
that a Swiss canton is in some things
century in advance of the rest of the
world.-N. Y. Post.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1886-10-01

Looking ut Hydropbobis incubation In
the Light Of Recent Catastrophes.

Looking at Hydropbobis incubation In
the Light of Recent Cstastrophes.
1t is becoming more apparent every
day that the hopes and expectations
based on M. Pasteur's method of treat
ing wounds inflicted by supposed rabid
animals were premature and unwar-
ranted. When several of the Russians
who had been bitten by wolves died in
despite of incubation it was said that
the virus of rabid wolves was much more
powerful than that OF dogs, and there
fore the treatment had not been success
ful in those cases. Now, h viewer, =
girl who had been bitten b, a dog,
treated in time, according to M. Pas
tours theory of incubation, thoroughly
inoculated and discharged, as was sup
aosed, cured, has died Of hydrophobia.
1t rema ms to be seen what the explana-
ton offered in this instance will be, but
/ is not necessary to await it to per-
ceive clearly that il can not be salts
factory. The death of this girl. in fact,
must be regarded - demonstrating tho
fallacy of the reasoning founded on M.
lasteur's preliminary experiments, for
it proves that the inocu1atory process.
however carefully and fully performed,
liable to produce no protective re-
Its whatever.
This occurrence, moreover, lends
fresh significance to the experiments
and conclusions of DR.. Spitzka. The
latter, it may be remembered, employed
MANY substances in incubation, and
wth nearly oil of them no found it
ossiblc to produce the symptoms
usually ascribed to hydrophobia. These
experiments indeed inevitably suggest
doubt which at an carly stage Of his
public treatment was raised concerning
M. Pssteur's method. ''How," it was
inquired, ''is il to be known, in the
event of death occurring after inocu-
lation, whether it followed from
the bite of tho dog or from
the treatmentp" Now if, ~ has
teen shown by DR.. Spitzka, various
forms Of spinal meningitis can be pro-
duced by incubation, and If, ~ in the
majority Of Pasteur's cases. there is no
certainty that the dog which bit the Dole
girl was really rabid. how can her
death. with hydrophobic symptoms, be
With any confidence attributed to the
dog b.teP It seems quite possible that
the incubation may have been the actual
cause of her death, in fact; and while
70 grave an uncertainty remains it is
perfectly clear that there in no justitica-
ton for adopting the Pasteur method as
\ trustworthy remedy; or even for re-
garding it as free from very ser Gus
dangers.-N 7. Tribune.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1886-10-01
BEAUTIFUL SEVILLE.
An Ancient Spanish City Full Of Attrso
lions for Hlstorfans.

An Ancient Spanish City Full Of Attr.c
lions for Historians.
Travellers only pas day or two at
Cordova to see its monuments and re-
sall the memories of Roman, Arab and
Goth; of Boabdil. who passed part of
his captivity here; of Ferdinand and
Isabella, and Of Columbus, who came
hero to lay his plans before the King
and Queen during the campaign Of
iranada. They pass on instead to Sc
vile, which has memories of like all
teue interest, and of every Spanish
monarch. including tho present la
bella; has many monumental, and eli
mate regarded as one of the most per-
feet IN the world. And while Cordoba
has but forty-two thousand inhabitants
dwelling over the ashes Of its past mil
ons, Seville has three times
that number, and is therefore
able to add all the modern con-
veniences to its facts of history and its
destinations of romance. Good hotels
re only to be found in the largest c; tics
n Spain. Seville has one or two of the
best Its drives are pleasant The coun-
uy dDcue 10 10 iOVCAys AOih eiio oii hitds
the tall Arab tower which the cathedral
has preserved for its bells, can DO seen
the Granddaughter. filled with shipping.
the broad plain, the evergreen foothills
and the snowy mountains. Its streets
are broad, and its public places are set
exclusively with orange trees. whose
fruit though it is not in his abundance
exceedingly tempting to the native, has
singular attraction to the stranger as
he passes under the low-hang'ng
branches. Queen Isabella has q palace
here. to which she likes to come
now and then. II Alfonso had spen,
more of his time here his life might have
been prolonged. Byron wrote hi,
"Childe Harold" of the delicious eli
mate and bright-cyed senoritas Of Sc
vils. whom he described as at once the
most charming and the wickedest in the
world. The old Moorish palace called
the Alcazar is of magnificent proper
tons, and would be considered wonder
full, were not the Alhambra, which il
,ndeavors to initiate, still in existence
It has been successfully occupied by al
the Spanish monarchs since Charles ",
and its gardens, which are of great ex
tent still, have their summer-houses
alleys, shaded hooks and even theil
trees haunted by great memories. Al
bert Sua!fe. ~ So~ Francisco Chron
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1886-10-01
A Stranger in California.

The Eastern tourist sought some new
experience in a San Francisco restaur-
ant He found it.
what will you take sirp" asked the
waiter.
.'Oysters," said the tourist.
Eastern or Californian"
"Well I've eaten lots of Eastern oys-
tiers. guess I'll try some Californian.
I'd just ike to taste them and see how
they compare.
The waiter departed, and returning
placed before the tourist the usual pre-
liminary sNrimp, and departed. Long
and earnestly the tourist studied the
shrimps. He took one up gingerly and
examined it. He could not even make
the insect out Then he called the
waiter.
Here, take them away. guess I'll
fall back on Eastern. IS n francisco
Chron Gle.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1886-10-01
He Wound IT nv re Tail.


A day OF two since Mr.. Shaw, of the Con
solidated Virginia mine, found a watch living
in the snow, where it Rad evidently been
drop ed by someone working in or about
the mine. Mr.. Shaw wrote police to this
effect, posting it by the side of the window
to which the men came to give their names
when going on or coming off the mines.
little Frenchman soon came to Mr. Shaw
and asked:
."You find one watch. Mistaire Shawn
eyes, sir" said Mr.. Slaw. "Have you lost
a watchl"
"Yes saire"
Can you describe it,"
"Oh, yes, saire; YER perfectly"
well what is it likeg"
my watch he vas silver watch"
very good. What kind of face"
"Vell. he had he's face vide open"
What kind of chainf'
zone leedle brass thnin"
What kird Of key WINS on the chain?"
"He have no key at all. l Wind him by 70
tail"
The watch vas stem-wi nder, and the
Frenchman had given an accurate descrip
ton of mis- property, even down to re tall
Virginia Enterprise.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1886-10-01

sIlple fingers and darker, nIurkler eye an
your mothers, but YOU vii. never tird one
more palien AMI tender than she has been
to you.
She don't laugh so often as he use to,
but her heart is in the same lac', and if
Shoul receive lie raft, she would get
white around the mouth and scared. and the
first word woul1 be- "Whats happened to
Henryp
So You that a mothers love lives on
and on, my son, even while you may forget
her and forget to write to her, and scorn
he Old home where she Is at this moment
pee ing potatr eI on an oil Goth covered
table, while the cd dark rel clock clucks
out the seconds AMI the dried apples srutter
and stew on the cook stove, and the juice
drops over and burns, and pr fumes the
who.e institution She ike the Star
SpaLgled Banner, Henry, she Is still there,
and you can bet high on it all the tim.
II you should go astray Henry. when
watermelons get ripe. and wake up some
night 10 find yourself in strange melon
patch with the brow Of your antaloons full
Of number two shot, you could call on your
mother, or me either for that matter, and
we would come and pick the shot out OF you
and put anarchy on the sore places and treat
you right.
You may think that because your hair is
reached, and wont stay down, that we do
not love you any more, bu you are wrong.
Whatever misfortune may befall you.
Henry, remember that your parents will
never sour on you. Your mo: ner is very
anxious to know how you are getting nlong
with you essay on insec 5, which you are
going to read the last day. Why MT call it
"Half-HouIs with EN- ne t BUGS" / just
throw this out X nd OF free. You needn't
use it if you don't want 10
Our PLANT Chine~e hen is once more q
parent She is very much so. Thirteen lit.
lie, fuzzy ,ml chimbly cleaners have CONS
to gladden. her home. They are very cute
lit tie chickens, and will look well fred in the
early autumn and a little butter
This letter leaves us all pretty we'll, except
old Charley, who has the hampers, and hope
his will fini you njoying the same great
blessing. Your father. Nye in Cincin
natti Graphic.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1886-10-01

Darling" said young department clerk
TO p city Geor. e:own girl whose waist
his arm encircie |, "what do you think your
lear papa would say if ] We're to ask him
;or " u handP
II don't think he'd like it, Harry" she
lisped.
Not" be said in dismay, for he thought he
was very dense with the Oh gentleman.
MOI Why notT
Because, dear" she smiled. "he wouldn't
want his only daughter mutlated in that
manner. AK for all of me. Harry, and
have vague suspicion you get me mighty
quick"
Harry give her a squeeze as big as
dine museum anaconda an saw the father
mex day in a most successful manner
Washington Critic.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1886-10-01
The Latest Advertising Dodge.

Another effective advertising scheme
has been invented in England. A lead
ing confectioner was ordered to put up
10000 tin boxes of candy, Theoretically
sealed with an advertisement of a CHEAP
watch in each box, and in some of the
boxes, in addition thereto, coupon en-.
titling the holder to one of the watches.
On the occasion of the Oxford and Cam.
bridge boat race, the 10000 water-tight
boxes were thrown into the river, to be
dived and grappled and raked for by
anybody who thought it worth while to
take so much trouble to get the sweets,
and possibly watch. No little excite
ment and talk was caused, and the OBJ
ject of the enterprising watch-vender-
the getting of much advertising-was
fully attained.-M Y San.