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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-07-02
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15

Anybody to furnish ROOM fat or house. and
who wants wide range both In materials and prices from
which TO choose yet not want to travel from store 10
store in pursuit should fail to call on DC Graai q
TAYLOR dealers in fine furniture and deco
atiops at their spacious show at Nos4749 West Four
teepth st. which through the block to Feenthst
The specially weknown house is TO keep 80 large
variety OF furniture sight that who VIII stop TO ex
anime II can fail TO satisfied In the matter OF chamber
sna alone in which firm is making special drive
inst now The prices ranges nom $40 To sBVO no
lack and the upon rows OF sample sets
all I'LL entire floor embrace every COLI
ceivahle style aud every available material
Mahogany cherry with their limitations nave IN recent
wears the woods chamber sets while te less
showy expensive but durable oak has been confined
10 hall or dining But this year al the craze Is OAK
oak polished carved oak with OIL finish. OAK WIN hau
finish antique forms and oak IN less eccentric put
comforts shapes And the handsome display when tne
wood makes when united with brass trimmings ana pste
glass decorations rejecting the sunlight or gashpl
from the polish which it takes and retains under e
rouahest treatment certainly nstcs the popularity Wlcn
has Another specially which TINS Ti mas
for years IL the imitation IN
their factory time styles OF furniture Inc
curious shapes furniture in which the M the pres
ent generation pleasure are Initiated by thls n so
other than by an pert III suc
matters and prices which place them within easy reach
An article which, genuine antique, ono must pay 3oo
he can manufactured by DO Graai IaylOr lOr STU
de differences In price thou I'll none in the appearance OF te
goods In upholstery DrOcadeG goods are taking me pace OF
bushes fashionable last ana OF these
he stock complete and must be examined to be appreciated
its m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15

Iatimer f. Jones the Of the Lumber Aucuon Com
,sn mat closed its business suddenly IN West Twentytird
Al few weeks ago the city yesterday and there were
runr that he had been arrested at the request OF Benjamin
L. his largest creditor MT LudhgtoD says 'ha
he does not Joness paper hcous ana mas
n,a ,oin toO ard his arrest MI Ransom of the law hru
OF Knevas & Ransom. which bas charge OF NJ Jones
saa,rs said that everything possible is being done 70 ehel
set cement with the cTeditors lie eenInuc; Johes y
bright active young fellow ana had his leas pecn
i ~od have deal OF money HIS creators uh
ferstsnd this and none better Than Ludngtnh ~,
suit has been brought by Jones against the Shern al
Island for 100000 damages for attaching INC ZONES
nm there The farm sand 10 be worth SfoooO; IL hds
tandsnne harms and stable there ovor hundred
fco led horses Recently engnehouse was Dult auo
Mr. Jones intended light the buildings Win cioctlc'V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15

ON Counsel Laoombe the Police Com
issioners an answer to complaint received from them
that the Harlem Electric Light Company is stringng new
wires through and avenues OF that part OF the city
without any authority from Mayor and Aldermen but un
der uerpit from the Commissioners OF Electrical Subways
Mr. IAcombe says in part
The permission given by the Commissioners OF Electrical
for strneng wires above ground is III no
sense grant of power II dspeDsation from the oOga-
tiop O. obeyDg the Of 1894 and 1885 Corporations wcn
are ed except for To string thell wires
above ground may continue to do so irrespective OF the pro
Visions of such acts obtain for particular lOcd
ity hermit SO 10 from the Commissioners OF Electrical
sbw ys Corporations, however which have no rlsht 10
string their wires do not obtain such night U
securing the permit referred TO.
MI Lacombe says will investigate the rights OF the Har
lem company report the Police Boar He wrote TO the
Subway Commissioners in regard 10 the question;
OF course your permit is dispensaon nom me acts
and 1885 1t does not confer franchise OF tNese
a electrical conductors above the street
assume therefore that before granting this permit YOU nave
made some inquiry the rights OF the company s0loung
IL and viii be pleased you will furnish with any iniorma
ton in your possession touching snch rights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
THE Wards ISLAND INVESTIGATION.
BODIES CUT UP WHEN NO AUToPsIEs WERE NECEs
sApY-nR. MARBLES TrsrIMONY.

BODIES CUT UP WHEN NO AUToPsIEs WERE NECES-
sARY-DR. MARBLES TESTIMONY.
investigation OF the charges made by Emigration Com
dead bodies on Wards continued in the superin
endents room the hospital there yesterday Father Par
Ens Jesuit priest the Island was the first witness
examined objected giving testimony on account OF the
position which he holds but he said that all he knew ABOUT
mutlations fad been told TO him by the undertaken
Dr. MARBLE tho physician in charge was called Az inter
walls there lively dsagreements between him ana Com
missioner Stephenson soner tried hard to get
prove many autopses had been made IN cases
where u was not necessary establish the cause OF death
Dr. Marpe took occasion at time to praise
cloud by the allegations the undertaken The udeItaker
had .ad that another mans skull ana brain ana
mt them upon that the coroner would
notice that the body had been mutaed Dr. marble sn e
coroner only three instances among the many
shown that autopsy was ncces
sary death These were The cases
OF child which lived three days after BIRTH and when Dled
lOckjsw, and from whose arms pieces OF muscle alu
nerve were taken for microscopic examination
and young woman who died OF Brights disease
In other where internal OF women were
moved patients all died from consumption, ana the paris
taken not those which were affected. a,
Thatcher whom most OF the organs taken from ne
women were sent present He seemed TO enjoy me
efforts Stephenson who laid much stress on e lact
that he got most specimens for examination The en-
OF the consulting board present DIS Bull Stmson anu
Wcelock asked decide that the taking OF parts q
bodies Island out0f place Dr. Bull dlsagreeo
with said that In his experience te
ply the various city hospitals were allowed 10 tsk
specimens their The hearing was
at dark and win be continued at m on iuesu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
NEW.YORK CITY.

rpomas Waller United states Consul General AZ Lon
don has forwarded Mayor Grace three peocs OF ls e
IN La sod for the benefit the Charleston sunerers Inc
was sent to Mt Waller by MIRA Hugo OF Redfernha ooun
Dublin Ireland and was contributed by some poor Aos
makers in her neghborhood
The Rev. Dr. Charles s. Robinson. pastor on inc -,
p,esbysrian Church Madison and Fffty-thros. W.
begin to morrow evening course OF six lectures On NV
poh. ~ IsrssIs Bondaee or the History Of Egypt DE-
Robnson has been years preparing these ~
has visited Egypt twice to obtain data Inc LECTURES 49,.
and his reputation IS will insure oengnu"'
tainment.
Flames In the upholstery Of Squire Brothers " Awe
225s Third ave. yesterday caused loss OH
, story office building No. AZ Broadst has been de-
oarcd to he unsafe because the grders and iron columns
supporting the floor beams Of tho hrst seooha anu ,
stories are settled grders are shifted out OF
The plate. glass window OF Bryan @. Mcswyny's shoe
store at No Broadway was smashed yesterday Oy
and several pairs OF boots were stolen
William H. sayre agent of the Lchigh Valley Com
wa. unable to conference OF the anthracite
coal companies yesterday and the intended meeting was post
poned today 1t is not thought that any maeria au
vance in prices will be ordered until November.
The school ship ST. Marys anchored in the East River
yesterday. O'Clock United States Revenue cutter
transferred visitors TO her deck The gradual
ing class received diplomas from Superintendent
Jasper Medals given by the Chamber OF ana
addresses were made by Dr.. Parker and Others
The schedules Of Rivera Co.. published yesterday
should made the Bank of America creditor 10 inc
amount Of $4,000 and not s3l24OO
Joseph Basteio age sixty eight boss ruckman at wash
ingon Market killed in Veseyst yesterday by Truck
driven by Henry Jaeger of No Vandamst MI Bastedos
home WAS at No 412 West Thirty'third'st
The herd Of cattle owned by F. O. Bah
COCK of Hornelsve N Y, will be sold at auction by Peter
c. Kellogg Co. the American Horse Exchange next We'd
nesday Thursday The most conspicuous feature OF INC
herd is large amount OF Rocker blood.
National Civil Service Commissioners Lyman and obery
from yesterday examine the conduct and
efficiency of the Civil administration in the Custom
House and Post Commissioner Egeren has severe
cold and able to assist the other commissioners
James A. Monaghan inspector. and Michael j. Doughery
and Patrick Moynahan sears of weights and measures saw
the Mayor yesterday regard the charge OF maeasance
and asked adjournment The Mayor refused THIS
would give them twenty four hours Late IN the
Doughery forwarded his resignation which was
accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
BuYlSa OIL LANDS AND REFlNERrsa
FRIENDS OF THE STANDARD sECURISG CONTROL Oh
.,rnrrx wig W XgsIERN INIEREsIa.

FRIENDS OF THE STANDARD sEcURISd CONTROL OF
INDEPENDENT WESTERN INTERESTS.
The telegraph reported from Pittsburg yes
terday that negotiations were practically concluded TOT
tho sale Standard OIL Company OF 1000 acres OF
oil and natural gas territory at shAunopn, Penn, oo-
longing TO the accoon OIL Company It WAS also SAID
that the EMPIRE waverly American lola and Boar creek
renneres Pitsburg had passed into the osntroi OF
the Standard Company. Private dispatches also re-
ported the sale to that company OF the 'Pttsours
Pipe Line. Joseph eep, the purchasing agent OF she
managers of tho Standard system, has been on tho
ground conducting the negotiations.
President William Rockefeller Of the Standard OIL
Company, did not visit his Office yesterday Osher om-
GERS declined TO discuss these statements 1t Is nnoer
stood on excellent authority, however that they are
corrsct The negotiations arc not yet oon
unioss some unexpected complication should
arise they Will DO oompleod within two days Ing
high Tho Standard does not appear directly in the
transactions But they will virtually give 70 the con
ro Of Interests thoroughly IN aooord wn
fning interes OF Pittsburg. when nave loI montaS
endeavonR 70 contend against the competition OF
part Of tho shsnnopin district. This viii once
more make the Standard refining Interest," the onIy
In I'm Pps IN viii III
the control of the Natons Transit Company the GUS
todan OF tho crude oil above ground ss It's
tho refncres at end and the producing neid ~
the other.
beneficial to the industry regards the snsanopn
shoustown neld It's production, while not
instead OF with the reckless prodgality OF Individual
operators Some operators also think that large par.
been due to the desire Of the STANDARD force
their Pttsburg rivals to como into the fold Others
however contend that the transactions VIII have no In
nuenco on values so long as russian competition 10 ~
important as at present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
A BIG SAFE TAKES Il TUMBLE.
FALLING FROM FOURTH STORY IN CROWDED.


FALLING FROM FOURTH STORY IN CROWDED.
BROADWAY
big safe more six feet IN height ana Weighing o%oo
Mounds was being the usual man
nor at m Yesterday from truck TO the fourthstoy WIN
Cow OF No G7 Broadway Danger signals were posted on
both sides Of the building out pedestrians passed Oach ana
forth upnterrupey safe had reached the edge OF the
na. ~ the o,ce for which was intended when OF
warning startled everybody within two BLOCKS ana
the next moment the safe was seen 10
Al oo downward disappear into the collar The clerks IN
tie hoagt the building hs started 70 ia anu
f tho rear Of WoTkmeT buTredy descoen INTO
The hole aic By sale the iron steps eads 70 le Vsse
ment They found the safe lying on rs sue Oh e
o,uy of Tho cellar. only slightly damaged
Two of the iron being torn of and the Doors pen
tnocked asLew A sigh relief given Dy Foreman
Eean when ne that human being was under inc
safe - ,u,.x ,ror y, "a. h,ckorv
thick stretched across the Wndo" M Vi
Tie NH story which the hosting block was attached Peo
pie said similar accidents had hhpp.beH thso ,r
x,thu three years that De glbOrhood The sae Tore
away projecting brownsionc ledge OF inc DulainR an0
f1:k ed Into fragments Sign OF TIE Sterling Fire insurance
Company the first floor $1,000, - . ..o,,,u,, NM -,
before the safe fell workman sVooo vi " PP
nations 10 get IL IL the WINDOW
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ALECR HAD AN ITEM.

FrOm Paul TIODe
Little Aock was a small sized African who employed in
anewspapcr Office the errani boy He was rugged in
blue suit cap with OF the paper thereon
Melted his snowy costume very much
I'm the work In sport editor Of the paper called
Aleck IN and told him It among his duties whenever
he All the street u bring into tho
Office.
Now said the editor you should happen across
dead man or a Guild. "A runaway horse, bring
the office Do you understand T.
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Not long the Aicck while walking along
tho sfre. On An errand saw horse coming down
he street The horse passed him AMI Aeck after the
animal Several blocks the horse sot
t re that him by rdnulng against
iamppos the able To get unler Roadway
ar the tie accident Aleck had him by the Bride aud
an, hs h,ck riding him Straight 10 the news
yper Office AecE horse Once there he dsmonnte
an3 leading The horse the business office yelled
ont 10 The editor who happened To be standing there
Ross here horse done catch running away. Where
shall put him go for dat buggy what no smashed
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, OCTOBER IT, 1885
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ssss@ss Romeo OBI w. William Notwithstanding
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BARI Bslt tBr. Munro Perth Amboy-C " Bsrtaur
Brig Horiyont (0er), LANCE NonfevdeQ-C Tobias Co.
BRIG Eugene Obj, Munro Cayenne, Fl CA whitney
BRIG seud Givan Port spain-L w 4 P Armstrong.
Brig Thos Turul Oestedt PointaP itre Gusd-H Trow.
schr Annie Rick~son Foss Neuvitas-Jose Menendez
Bchr Adele Thackara, Adams Havana-Jas Ward q Co.
SAILED
Steamers Gsrmanic for Liverpool Bassano Hull state o.
Nebraska Glasgow, Wielsnd Hampurg City OF
Havana and Mexican ports; wick Havana via Batmo,e
New Galveston City Of Augusca Savannah; haanohe
and Albany. Norfolk
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN l4-sailed steamer America (Br Grace
souTHAMrfov Oct l4-saiIed steamer ssale (Ger. Rich
ter from Bremen hence for New-York.
GLASGOW. oct l3-sailed steamer Ethiopia (brb wilson
for New.York, 49,,
Lizard Octl4-Passed. steamer Taormna (Ger, Frank,
from Now York her way TO Hamburg -,
CoPBvHAgES Oct l2-Arrved steamers Hekla lDan),
Thomson and Kovno (Br) Neill from New.York.
BREMEN Oct l4-Arriyed, steamer Hermann (Ger, kuhl-
man, from New. York
MALAGA to Oct l4-saed, steamer Pawnee (Br), James
dibRALrIa Oct l4-Passed, steamer strathleven (Br)
Pearson from China and Japan ports on her way TO New
PoRr SAID Oct l4-Arrved steamer Partha (3r. Brown
from New York her way to Yokohoma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15

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he Then lie quit and Jessie passed nm s
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