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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
CLEIRED By HIS MUSTACHE.
HIS TEETH AND SCAR AID WOMAN, BUT TWO
BARRIERS SECURE HIS FREEDOM.


BARRIERS SECURE HIS FREEDOM
al know that yOu are my husband all the
same" This was Mrs. Cecilia Koehrs parting shot TO
ALFRED Hahn as he stepped out Of tho Tombs foiice
Court yesterday free man. Mrs koehl, pretty any
maid. last employed In the family OF Colonel hopkn"
nj Newport was deserted three years ago by her nus
band Charlis koehl. to whom she was marrieh I'll pa
varia IT. 1871 After they came to this country anu
opened a hair and wig store OF No. l25 fourth-"v"'
three children Later they began TO pine TOT
the old country Beck they went to Bavaria, wbere
they REMAINED NTH Mr.. Kornl woman younger"n"
prtiier than eIoped with her she h1d aDou'
1000 AMI while the money lasted Mr.. hoehi uiu NOT
rep~nt step Bat when tho money was gone
hr uin~ ~econd time frr tue ohi soulrn ni
back 10 Bavaria he went this time alone. IL IN" mean
awfn vito had turned detective she ~ ' ~,
la wed him to Auerirn aud when he r'tuIArd 10 us
former home he found her there B OK u, ca'lr 10
AMI hnck she cam" hut No mana ~, ~ w p
her. Last Thursday While walking w tn~ bHN'ib Snr
saw man VINO re.e,nbIri the Koshl. She threw
arms around his neck and cried; lou "'e '"'
Chafhe.' ~, NJ. uo.h,,ad
hin arrested AMI Justce Dnfs committed hn. sue pro
dnci who cOnnr ned her statement hat 1no
man wa mr. hr.hani. she made him show HI" WHITE
trrih H. hai asa TO bsrs one Knee 10 rhn'p' '"a
when knew there soar VS. tnrre' Oh. n'
.wore hat n was merely n cOinclrnt Inc ohly CD
rtacEs Mrs KnehPs triumph was Mr nam h h
acne should have been indy 10 esaoilSh her nus
b,t'- identity but black. sh" swore the mus
ache dyed and wi'nr- back q nor sta'rmen.
Ju.ice Duffy called twO BARRIERS Yrsleruy "lo c"scy
examine the Boz swnre ihatit was NOT dYei,
nno prisoner AT once discharged Bnt Mr , nor'
convinced. and sIe fo"wrd Ham or oi c"uI'.
Her consin Henry GrrmanD with whom h"ehi nan
re f'r three ar Came 90 tnr Sre"e Just - i'
Koeh cried. " Int you are my huSnihn; - .,.a -
He's your husband" said Germann' VINO 81"
80 n, knog ;. g" r.ionei Mrs Koehi and it Ia
scheinc 10 get my diamond earring woman came
r. m g-s,eri'y ani on rod - hni me ny IN ,nann
wold give her my diamond earring. Bu XIV TINS
wa nv nan ali would not give them np. Now the
jure has let him and don't know wh1i to 80. .,.,
" Come hOms," replied German. as Hama hurr'eu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
SINGULAR RECOVERY or LOST RING.


The story Of the lady Ocean Grove week whose
fat pockebook dropped from pavilion into the
and afterward recovered 1t by having
washed into her hands while bathing the spot
calls to mind somewhat romantic circumstance which &C.
tually occurred few AMI which, If not fresh Is
equally remarkable A gentleman, whose berothed
summerng abroad finger of the left hand ring
which enclosed under hidden spr1ng tiny curl of the lady
hair One summer evening he visited Cape May scarcely
had he ed and descended into the hotel dining when
remarkedto mutual friend OF his pTosp ctve bride and
himself great loss he had sustained. Ny rng-our ring
he said can't ind IT, had 1t this morning. may have
left IL washing stand ut the station Search proved
unavaing the precious souvenir not recovered full
week elapsed ard the gentleman returned 10 Cape May and
went along with others INTO the sur Suddenly he stopped
Something pressed hard against the OF his foot He
stopped and gathered up handful OF sand In IL the
missing ring lie turned pale the incident seemed almost
supernatural and although By supersttous
the most horrible poss bities flashed into his mind Bat
the tnge fades The lady returned from
Europe They married and will together read and
der over this strange circumstance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
nERcr SNOWY BYA PRssBYrERK

peciaI meeting OF Brooklyn Presbyery began yester
day In the Franklin Avenue Presbyterian Church in Brook
Iyn consider OF the Rev Bonamin Stanton inc
suspended pastor Of the Fort Presbyterian Church
charged with condnct unbecoming minister Dr.
Tanage moderator OF the meeting. which was "
tended by about fifty pastors and elders Among the sect
were n Mrs stanton. who Ia seeking
from her husband present and other
against him also absent The proceedings
opened with prayer BY Dr. Talmage stated
Clerk FOoe read the formulated charges against
MT stanton specification that in February
1896 he hands upon his wife and shook her 40
badly that murior heard by neghbors
injuries from him and bore the prints OF
fingers upon her throat for hOurs The illnesses for this
were l. John II. Trevor. Mrs Maria
Pratt Dr John Wells The second specihca-
ton a. many weeks. the protest and en-
TREATIES Of his wife, he allowed To remain in MS
house upon whom he bestowed such attentions and nom
whom received such 10 make hs VIE I'M
happy and give good suspect his fafuness as
husband The witnesses appended TO this were Tie
as the others, except lr Wells.
The Rev. Or. Hugh smith Carpenter AMI the Rev. j. W.
ageman assigned counsel for the accused pastor
and the Rows H. FuCte and v W. Wells appointed TO
prosecute he case letter wasrr3d A. W. Ienncy,
had been told not TO appear
bel would niure his In the
the pTesDyfery proceed
ings until Tor divorce had been tired was then
UNDERSTANDING that the witnesses will then appear With
when proposed TO go on WIN the pro
tomorrow Mr. StautOn said he could secure the
presence Of bis vile, who ID Saratoga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
AMERICAN PRODUCTS ABROAD
orsrRvA,Ioxs CONCERNING rnE TRADE IN PORK,
pprpoIruN AND DRIED APPLYs.

OBSERVATIONS CONCERNING THE TRADE ~ rO"h'
PETROLEUM AND DRIED APPLFs.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2O.-Consui Dutals' OF
uavre IN a report 10 the Secretary OF state describes
nm anor,iye attempt Oh the part OF commerciaI anu
Labor ORGANIZATIONS to secure repeal OF the decree
against American pork. He concludss All hopes OF
favorable change been abandoned by those OPP
,sed 10 the prob biuon Toe millions OF hl-paid ana
fed ahorng France will continue 10 pay
tri,ul. 10 the French hog raising farmer
Consul General BoDhsn mt Calcutta. reports that IL
rrpurlcd ia Calcutta the cattle plague known as
the rindrrpest prevails IN paris Of the Madras Pres'-
deucy Large quantities OF bsed hides dried ana SAT-
cd, are shipped India TO the United states He
calls attention tn the question OF cattle In America con-
tr.cting the disease rom the lmpOrta Ion Oh THESE
Con.ul Gilbert. OF Trieste. gives series OF tables
shaving rapid falling Oh Ia the Imports Oh American
DE rarum "a corresponding Increase IN th"i OF nus
n sine 1850. The price OF the Amrrican article IS
y 60 HORNS per 100 Kilograms aud substantisly ihr
sanY ousnty OF Russian ony T. 10 HORNS. lie says 10
euucusou that unless American exporters cen inAe IL
po-sbe TO place upon the nsrK-ts of Trieste ana riu
i,-roeum OF a better qusity than the late shipments
aud at price, there II little prospect Oh ihor IT,
tanning even the present portion Of the trade.
commercial Agent smith. OF MayeDcc, says mat the
new Amer nod drying frf. which gives snch
satisfactory results especially 10 Appes susoePtpic
Of Dsing developed into AN important Industry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF SiV-f)s< DEALIVfl

FEATURES OF iV-f n < DEALINf5
An advance prices scored by all the cereals at the
Produce Exchange yester although OF the markets
exhibited sI.rit and there create novel
values Tho reported heavy addition To the vs
Bile supply OF wheat passed Simply something that must be
expected The export demand Moderate
but IL cached OF 10000 bushels and the cash
practically uuch ngei options were Irregular
but The feverlsh movement showed tendency 10 higher
prices closing quotations showed gains OF Tor sep
tembcr s4a December a $50 January at 9O ami May al
80 2, for OctOOer at So and y cent Tor NOVeu
Der AT S7s All the gram markets closed
steady tring reaction under best The export
demand nearly 100000 bus els and IT prob
ably this fact that tlo tone OF the cash mar ket
strength near te Close Corn options showed
disposition dance attendance wheat ald the closing
prices nearly at top figures September ending UNI
changed 49, October rising i Ia 4s aud November ana
December showing gains Of . cent at 40s anu oO cents
respectively There spirited movement IN oats
spot dey aud prices ia l. cent The options
dul stronger. endlng steady OF a cent as
Septenib,r 81 October 81, November 50. Dece
% 81 cents The lar market here over shao"e
Chicago spectiatiOns prices ended 10 points lower
follows: september s. 10. october 81 3d. November and
December 10 AZ, aud January 80 %. ..,-,,
of yesterday AZ New-lork. Phlahel
pha and Boston follows Wheat, ioo,oOO
bushels corn. J4,2tO bushels oAtS 2l0o56 bushels tota
gram SO bushels hOur 3jOlS barrels Al Chicago
Milwaukee AID 81 Loais Inc arrivals we're Wheat l3,S5o
busels corn. 26 j92 Duses, Oat lS-3SJ bushels lota
grain, GA. 5l7 bushels Hour. 2i.9lS barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
WASHINGTON NOTES.


rxcNrEp BoSps.-Th were received At the Treas
ury Department to-day for lemption 100000 OF nm
called per bonds MAKING the total mount OF suen
bonds sarr endere to dare about 81 .0OO.oOO
PosrMAsTERs AProINTgD.-rhe .Postmaster-Gsnerh
has appointed among oth-rs the following fonrth-c!ass
po-tI slers: John Tucker at " e%ton centre Mass;
James MeMIlen Al Broa lheat. n Y; Rachel nad'ey
- Defreesville. y. Y b. = smith ut jericho, y. 1.
Competitive ExAMIVAT ON-A competitive e1ainna'
ZION was held ~ the ID partment to-day 10 MI
nr Office az Inspector ~ Electric Lights or ard al Inc
last 40 4sinn OF t'nnxress Theirs were sr spphcahls
The result will he announced IL a few days
PATENT OFFICE BusiNEss-Ftom stateDentprep
nv the Cnnmssouer Of Patents an wing the operations
of the Patent q Hc- the pa-t 'cal v-sf " ~
as against 81 1O797i du~n fhr preceding wear. while
The * endiiurrs W, re $500. ?i9. avns surplus OF
S2I39lS. The surplus for 1855 was 81 Ao.s3l
THE NEW NAvY.-Commodore d. h. HARMONY Acting
Secretary OF The IVY letter OF instruction 10
chef Consrruc or t. ID. Wilson, directing that mo
Bureau Of Construction snt pair In c'-oprs'lo WIN
the rurras or Sieau 4. gnrerns, Eqiihnent aih re-
crniinE Ordnance shall prepirr p m ior mo wv
sea- lny dnub TONED 6oO0-ton arm pred cruisers
anthnrlzrd bv the act Of AnguAt 3. tn" hea - "I me
several hnre directed TO enter upon the WORK WIN
ouf deiav aud to togsiner as frrque ny - may
nrcr for the purios lhi< work Is hreino' =
ysnbie IN view possibility that suitable lies gus
for those yes may furnished under the invitation
sen out to naval architects and drsIgnrr In whcp c'se
the Department h- prep red to pt"ceei 10 ne 60
-trnction OF these vessels 10 accordance wtA Plans VI
ira
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21

Louisiana Con ia
1880 s5. 1913
Virginia 81 defd
Trust Receipts
10. 0O....-..-llA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
IL rnsnN,S WAR ON LuprRE CAyDY.

sanitary official remarked last week that Dr. cyrus h"Soh
was beginning early tie 20 lay In Christmas STOCK
~ candy Several small packages ~ imported chocolate hh
E-on Office AMI he nal Invited ma rienhs
sanitary Bureau to taste the sw cts Enjoyment OF ue
had been rudey Turned 10 disgust alter arl Oy d.
Fd-on's inquiry: Do Won begin 10 feel sick :"
IT, tdsln sud Yesterday chocolate came from AM
sfe ana WAS boeVe 10 be aiHerateh ON account oi s
i~irk color. sample, o have BEEN owen 10 Pf"eaSur
waller tie Health department chemist. m analyses Will "e
terune Is II the chocolate contains
fs uDus matter s-2uIe, probably, vii 10 mate at
slrr The authority 81 me Hta IN
Paari !os not enough or the punishment OF tlo
Dric' mln but tic Importers can lie Ae'd To
spDnsihe - ...,, ~
-onir o The manufacturers have annoyed Ut
isou los angrv complaints account ~ TIE pnblat on 90
-rilirs 81 iosuDus candy 10 arens IN tt business
~ tue Manufacturers been injured uy TIE puDf an
nouneenrut iar thoy had been eau ut using uelal's
81 learn ~ tue On" uann tctuti Wthl TO see
todd tir reporters "a, uir DAY mat my 'aN WIS COZ
niti burnt uniaer. Vow Just look ~ tS e
10 a chems cerHcatiDn that le uaniIac tnfrI con-
,.l,r. " uuibtr Int with ifrt
The ,n iaSea aback oy IL. esq analloh i le
,u.isf haa distinction w4tlom lhtn :" "h'I'u''
hnf nltrr1ns 'nn'i peroxide oi ron l h.nFt
EdsOn- to Let the newspapers h'P iin
ch, king The a.uir ion ~ o,t remains unshuSeh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
GoRING THE BRITISH OK.
SENTENCES IMPOSED ON THE sEALERs
;,rnIso>rp FOR Thirty DAYS AND FiNfp btA'-
,.y-MAxY VESSELS IN IuK BUSINESS.

;.rnIso~rp FOR THIRTY DAYS AND FiN'p bHA'
,;y-MASY VESSELS IN iuK BUSINESS.
w,sutxSf.,~, Sept. 90. Dispatches nave
han rereyn AZ the S,vv Department rom Lieutenant
comm and-r chos comm ndins tue r'ne"' ''o''
.,,.t r.lains TO the SEIZURE 81 the BRUSH se"e's
In me di.palch dated Angus, 20 he say>' "" '"e
,,,t.rtthe revenue steamer Corwin cam "a ornH'"N
o.. .usr,esn vessel, the San Diego. OF san fraoS''
ezei for catching nnls~iuly she ais" rer'''u
a., s.zur. Of three English schooners FOR the same OF
se,re The latter were lett at Ounaa~ka 10 cha'ec '"
e. t,oitc,i states Deputy rsha. the officers, crews
an carso~s hciax brought here large q"""''' "
60. ..d ammunition was also seized The m""o'
COMES az h. fore District Court here nex' "eeA "
II L. probable that Interesting international
V,i come up as well also the jurisdiction u '
Un,tea states the entire seas III the Ai0"0 ~
Ieurns seas east OF he boundary line.
In a lisp ten dated September ne SAYS wv"
III eases nave been disposed Of as follows Inc CAL"
80, ,,.te of the British scbooner Thornton we're
I'D ny inry f,aud guilty an ssotsnced oaeh 10 i'
,f.uu,-nt Tor thirty DAYS aBd Bn'd. tho captain pow
and Tue mate $500 The captain aud aye OF '"o any :
can schooner san Diego waved aJnry an" "o'' Nv
lie ore the court both were found guilty ana
The captain l., two Months imprisonment anu '"o "'
Ia one months lnpr.spnnepI Tue cases al 'he '"o
r cspam II them sas disappeared ana Is sup
pIso n~s eosrrr "a one OF these dispatches Is
1..rned IN a the whru cnnNeyins hcr pIlH'
's,,' sealing Th~y midc sail with all po><bi"
haste the rryenur vrsse was siku''u nv"
ia,t.r was unable follow thea Without aDahd"n'"%
ct,'e secretary Fairchd has received telegram
,.n, Csytan Abbey, commanding the revenue siesner
C,rw a. Il atrd at Nauaui" ID. e., which II a. ION
er Sw,nrisrd ana judge Dawson. Have brought
h.r- British seanen relrasai rom soiN"
sealsr- Az to land released American s,s-
m.n AZ Pnrt rown.end. Matters aud mates oil Ihc
zrd craft have convicted and sentenced 10 mn
issprisonmrnt or oota. maze iuh "epo'i"oN' i''
libel SUI ~ be fore leaving sitka-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
.ADIEs' AND GENTLEMEN's DOUBLES.
CRICKET MATCH AT BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE Sept. 20 The three days cricket game be-
tween the English ant the Baltimore began 1t Mount
Washing on to-day The Baltimore allowed egh
teen players the eleven of the English The day was
fine and the h not large antc
dated tle hist inning and made ZJ1
The BaltmOres then went III ana made ~ runs iOI
four wickes the stumps were drawn The game VIII
he continued Tomorrow.
PHILADELPHIA. sept 20 (SpeciaD.-The American crck
eters who oppose the English Gentlemen ia the TO
played here beginning Thursday are composed Of the
strongest players combined local clubs folOws W.
C. Morgan IT, O. s. Patterson W. Brockie jr, F. w. Rails
H. l. Brown, OF the Germantown j. A Scott and
Scott, Belmont; c. A. Newbal T.. W Clark, r H.
McNutt, H. ). Newhall, the captain OF tho Young
Ann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21

James O. Johnson No East Fourie nths- will hold
his annual openng This year the house mas
surpassed efforts the direction OF millinery
goods trimmings Tho stock il complete in all It's
parts make their selections from large
The department Of fancy feather trimmings
IL cspec ally DIES irving examination The stock was pur
the firm in Paris. and combines cheap
careful workmanship m durable material IL con-
tans the latest novelties for the season. many OF
which Mr. Johnson believes be- procured anywhere
else country The wOred department has been repen
ished and enlaree producing ne display OF amDrequns
ornamental char - cushion and other designs
in IT neeewoTk. The line Of rss trimmings contains vel
v L and all -ads six and satin pushes IN
shade and sarah nta rl>griln ail otcf silks III
The bTUrte velvet IN Pefs an cpors
h u.rficularv effective NemOnr Fedora. Point Aguile anu
few 81 tN- many sly le- OF laces wm'n
All these SOL with nOnnces ana trin
min AMI match. titrqulrters OF yari wide, IN all
ala los of pink blue and hrDtiOpe. Block marqu -
Gnpnre and Chantly a'e now sn again unlef lLeIr
Old OF twenty Sp n N ate scafls Iom
- inches wide, onered by tnis house hahu
ker,les duchc-sr Nalcnclrnn lace WIN frc en-
bIocry make pretty display VIII Their yaIesate3 ana
beautiful designs or entail Lace rs,rs 10 STRIKING
tions colors tasefuy displayed over black bne e'Iu
grounds The ieatr TRIMMINGS tls year are Us
usual fully up the requirements otfashOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
4 SHAMEFUL YEGLfCT OF DUTY.

Superintendent Murray Inspector Steers and captain
Webb consultation headquarters vest lay regard
ing young Policeman Carter .. Foirth Precinct Is
alleg that O. er stood OK Kenneys liquor
stor at and Roosevelt ss, at m. on Wed lay
AMI at the place while the Excise
Law was being openly violate When drunken row began
ami rsof Murer Police ." TED the attention
person Carter slipped round the corner
aud kept sight until ld be shamefuly beaten
dragged out the store anu the lights Al been turned
The injured whose name IL sahi 70 DC NC br 1e
v nduce by officer quietly as possible,
ana no attempt male arr-t his assaila4ts III Mr.
Murray can procure vii bring Carter TO trial
punish tie liquor dealer anu tne persons VINO
assaulted Mcbride. present McBrdes place OF abode Is
mn kuoWn AT Headquarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
rrxrRAA OF DrAxs LIrLxGsroy PEABODY

The fun, Livingston Peabody the eldest son OF
cx Judge Charles Pefb,iy. took place yesterday morning
Chur Of the Ascension. Fftna'o aud Ients Inc
Rev DR. Donald read the Protestant Episcopal
service assisted by the Rev. Eastman The pail
bearers In gerso, LcUten mt Commander Field
OF Inc BROOKLYN Navy Yard Frank Bunnell Dr. Thomas
Shot lphu Nc lean Nash. LudioH en- &. I Van SAINT
vo,,ri ID. harrs : Bu4 aud ur. Fisher Amon- those
present dead father, his brothers. Charles A.
p abny Dr. Georgr PEABODY oil liz College OF Physicians
an surgeons Phil GlenAO ser Papody his sister MISS
ua ,vinl sion Pea. Is. Rev Dr. Hunt ngOn. Kew;
Dr. Safer &C. Mr. ana Duane Livingston. VT ana
Mrs Oscar Livingstu Mr.. Mrs. -chack, the Misses
Coo . ht Nisse~ L ngsOa Peah0v II. l.. Bbby MIS- h.
A. BIbny AMI Mottay the sscs Fisher ana FRO
UriscOl o. dumb Ollrge ine chuich was Wen
nl.t many members the University club being present
III c burial Hyde Park the Hudson RIVER, above
Pan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
coyDUo,OR 0y1IL.s BROKEN HEAD

owen O'Nei and Edward Fitzgerald were employed for
long tin Is conductor AMI driver respectively OF Second
Avenue car They quarreled ami male complaints against
each other recently which resulted in both being discharged
Conductor o Neil however, reinstaed but the driver
could not prevail the 10 reempoy him. ana
since then has been heard making threats against ONei
izgerald about the stables on sunday night
and soon afterward ONe who he'd shorty before nnished
h- DAYS work found In the st&bcs unconscious Win
had slp wound looked skull might be fiact
ure 40 one had iOuni last night who witnessed
Tie assaut hut Fitzgerald arrested on suspicion lie
saws he innocent tut Temanded IN the Harlem Ponce
Court Justice Mede yesterday. OSo - IN the fIesDy-
Hospital and Is thOugh 10 te dangeIously M urea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
Alta cKEDBYAAsrsIDE RUFFIANs.

Henry L. smith, keeper of No 1913 Fiftlrst was on
his A. the unters 20 ut Ferry on sunday night
walking up with young woman anu two men,
when rlfnany young fellow put his foot the wouans
dress lie snatcbed gold headed from smith and broke
II IN Two when SIN tbs TRENDS Frank Seghen and Christian
Wue int ozL other young ieIO"s tMe Up 10
ADJ IN the Assault p1li r-FOlNer a. nHltH lie re
gang seized the
aud CnOking ncr against WA, When
oc, man ptirei her a-sant he others
JOnn Nj LtugIlin,
40 seventeen No ~ rIst EleVentst AID Jusce Pat
~ n c,nLItted default 500 yesterday
an Inc Essex Market Poico Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
Foy AVID AGAINST SHEET RAILROADS.

The Railroad Of the Board Of Aldermen met yes
;eray and Arguments tor and against the granting
of franchise to Nicholas Avenue and Cross Town
Railroad and the and Morsana Railroad Com
many Henry a. Crlm who 5l3 feet OF property In
esf one ith-st Offered protests ag,s
IN. ranch DelaI himself ana iOJcrJ an
0,n C,o.et lot the same street j. A. beill
o the franchise behalf Of James AOnetth and Hark
nss Bond Luke l.. COLans represented the ~
Nc0,as Railroad Company He sad tha the Ton
vent o. AM the estate Of john hely favored
grAung franchise The committee VIII lO" protests IN
variTlne 10 be submitted until noon to-day .
ec protests against granting the rlhehlse " inc
Melrose nd lea Morrsanla railroad Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
FINE FURy7TURE FOR hVERY USE.

With of cold weather and the end OF the summer
the trade In always revves To people re-
tnrD,n from SUI city nes that have been
shut IN 40 long look dusty. table here or
bufe there brighten things up The regular
moving houses flats always necessaes
some purchases tit the apartments, ami furniture
dealers are already inning feel the favorable results
complete furniture cannot perhaps De ouhh "
this civ than that az No lOilOs Fourtcuths In the
show rooms George C. Flint Co This hrn has It's own
factory IN Nineteenthst sell at first prices The
fall opening began lay Gancng trs at the hlnhs
room furniture liking for polished
oak carved and plain every conceivable shape has not
been neglected Certainly the wood deserves the popular favor
which IL has excited Itself variety OF treatments
with great ease. a fine polish Is duraUie an py
no means dear advantages are considered
Fnts polished Bullets with old brass trimmings dles
and hinges here displayed IN ali CRATES RON 80 up 10
$500 Beveed Is used with good effect ltt INTO tr
oaken panels and the plain Colonial style contrasts nm y
tie How carved Byzantine Dmng aD g are &C IN
30 These goods supplied in mahogany. cherry ash
maple other woods hui oak just now outsrps az Us
compel trs for favor. $500, -. -
carved p,shed OAK uholst red with 80.
bOssed and leahcrette or par tc0ord tapes ~ =
make feel Ia look at item Antique wruns htsks III
oak cherry ana mahogany ued bv this firm n
the desa and range III price non ~
display of library tables SHOWS Some hanns'he anu "'
One Whole nat big devoted 10 samples
f uarr sits Cherry III lilly polls leading wood
in lin department The azzled here by tie display II
brilliant upholstery Dana-k SILK plush, satn OrocaeicS
ami t1nrris Al the coors RAINBOW aid many
which range pr $50 to 81 900 The firm also dS
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