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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-07-29

ing and sweet in fields and groves, savory
In meats. 1t means carefulness, inyen-
tivness, watchfulness willingness and
readiness of appliances. 1t means the
economy of our great-grandmothers and
the science of modern chience of modern
chemists. 1t means much tasting and no
wasting. It means English thoroughness
French art and Arabian hospitality. It
means, in fine, that you are to see that
everybody has something nice to eat"
TONGUE TOAST.
Make some slices of toast. not very
thick, Drowned evenly on both sides, and
minus crust. Butter it slightly. Crate
with a large crater liberal sufficiency of
cold tongue and spread it thickIy over the
toast Lay the slices side by side on a
large dish. Serve at breakfast, luncheoa
or supper.
FRUIT PUDDING.
A delicious pudding is made in this
way: Chop pineapple quite fine, take
some cake which is little dry, rub it fine
IN your hands or crush it on a kneading
board; put it into pudding dish in al
ternate layers, moisten with cold water
and bake In moderate oven for an hour
and three-uuarters
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-07-29
Everyday in a Georgia City.

We have several persons in Georgia who
are related to George Washington on the
side of his mother, Mary Ball, and others
related to him on the side of his sister
Elizabeth, who married Fielding Lewis
There can be found here in Atlanta gen
tlemen who are descended from Jonathan
Edwards, the great theologian and first
president of Princeton, and who are there
fore of the same blood as the brilliant and
daring Aaron Burr. We can find here, al
so, the defendants Of Lady Godiya, the
heroine of one of Tennyson's favorite
poems. Mingling in our streets every day
may be seen men whose ancestors battled
against each other in the Wars of the Ros-
es; crossed swords when the English met
the Scots on Flodden Field: butchered one
another under the nicknames of Round
Head and Calalier and wrestled III death
grapple on many a CORY field in France
and Germany. But time has wiped out all
differences and and all look alike and think
alike
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-07-29

A big turtle was caught near Lincoln
Parish. La, and its head was cut off.
Three days later chicken found the
head and was picking at it when the jaws
snapped, caught the chicken and killed
1t outright.
One of the strange things noticed about
the young ladies of New Haven is that
they are quite polite to the young men
of the city when the college is not in ses-
sion.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-07-29
WHIPPED CREAM PIE.

Make a moderately rich pie crust and
perforate it to prevent blistering, and
bake. Sweeten with powdered sugar, one
teacupful of very thick sweet cream made
as cold as possible without freezing, and
flavor it vito any favoring you like best;
then whip it to stiff troth, spread on the
baked paste, add finish with a few bits of
jelly laid lightly on the cream.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-07-29
WHAT A GOOD COOK is.

Mr.. Ruskin says: ITO be good cook
means the knowledge of all fruits, herbs,
balms and spices, and Of all that is heal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19
Mrs Wrystow,s SooruryG SYRUP

f. & w. ICARIA.
CORRECT SHAPE IN BENT EDGE"
COLLARS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19

Steamer Pawhatan tBr jenkins, Liverpool sept 3d. with
msss 70 rnsns SiUi & de- Ksrsaec with
passengers Louis de Beban Arrived al tho bar
siea%e Hespea Lndqaser Mediterranean Port:
via Gibraltar oct2 with mdse ana passengers"
% Arrived Si s S Bar
Steamer Amcita (Nor, Remers days. with fruit
steamer Lone star OBJ. Mason Galveston days. with
Steamer Ga stream Tribou wilmington days. with mdse
Steamer Break water Boaz Newport News with mdse and
Steamer commonweaith van Kirk Philadelphia with mdse
ship Susanna ter. znke. Bremen 80 days with mdso to
Hermann Koop Co. , n.,,or,,r, 40 aavs
with sSS %d &f to f nssp l'5 Sa"H''r' ROTTERDAM %
and empty barrels to ORDER vessel 10 Benha boyo
Bark Teresa olvarI utaD olivari Amsterdam 81 days
with iron and empty barrels to ORDER vessel to Benham
or Windsor Nsl Hove Salea aI Rnens som Jnne
BARK Francesca Garrnilo BID Harding sagua 10 days,
with sugar order: vessel to Mono IT, Co IN
Bark Maria Marearrhe (Swed) Fogmann, Phnadelpha III
ballast TO Funch Edge & Co.
Arrived Yesterday
s and eny barrels to oe vessel to HERMAN Kocp Co
CLEARED
Arizona r) Brooks Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamer Bernard (Br) Churchward. Para and Manaos-
steamer Alert (Nor) Mikkesn. Beize-willlams & Ran
kid.
steamer wyanoke Huphers Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion IS Co ~. nal,
Old Dominion S. Co.
Steamer Vlneland. Dillingham; BamOre-D Downer.
Steamer Glaucus. Berry. Boston-H + Dimock.
Ship T. Sutton. Carter san FranciscO-SuttOn & Co.
Bark l. SkOlheld, Skolheld Cacuta-Vernon III Brown
Co.
Bark Kehron Br. Power. Rottcrdam-C w BertauN.
Bark Addie Morrill,, Andrews, Montevieo-Snow & Bur
CESS.
SAILED
Steamer Richmond for Newport News.
Ships Arboa. for Rotterdam; Minnie swift London; Robt
Dixon, Bristol.
Barks Nebo for Esinore: w Oliver Havre; Blue Bird
Chatenoy Annie Burrl. Dublin.
MOVEMENTS STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON, oct l7Arved, steamer Erin (Br), Robinson,
from New York.
sailed Greece (Br), jeffrey. for New York.
LIVERPOOL, Oct l6-Sailed steamer England OBJ Heay.
for New-YOrk
otTFysrowx Oct 17-sailed (Br), Hams
from Liverpool hence for New-York.
PLYMOUTH l7-Arrved steamer Rugia Ger. Albers,
from York her 10 Hamburg land proceeded
oct l7-Arived, steamer Devona (Br), Young,
from New-York. -
BROW HEAD sPassed steamer City OF Chester Brl
Lewis from NewYork her TO Queenstown and Liver
pool
HAvRR Oct l7-Arrived. steamer la Bourgogne tFr),
Frangnel. from New York.
oct 1Gsaed steamer la Gascogne dr. santel for New
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19
Dated September 30, Ies6
CHARLRs Z. DANR.
resident Of YORK rel Ing at 10 s2 Park p
ryANINING TIE NEW PAVEMENT

Robert Van Buren,. Colonel w. j. Adams and
William r. Wolthen the engineers selected TO in
spect the new Fiftha pavement, BEGAN their
work Yesterday at Eighty tlird-st. They were
accompanied by gang of laboIeIs who at inter
vas pricd up the granite blocks, dug through the
layer Of gravel beneath and broke through the
crVkt Of concrete which forms the under layer OF
the pavement Their examination will occupy all
this week. ana En.ineer Worthen said that they
will express no opinion as TO what they think Of
Contractor Baird's work until they do so in their
report TO General Newton wi en- they have finished
tie Inspection. The paving inspection extends
from Foitysevcnih Ia r fty-fouItb-st the con
cIetc inspection from Fiftieth to Fifty -c nth ST
end from Sc. enty-ninth To Eighty third St The
Gaoss-wallls from Forty-ei2hth 10 Fifty -foufthst
will also be examined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19
NEVIS FROn THE SUBURBS.
ACCUSED OLE pHoERE PAULLIN,s MURDI

John IIoag Eagle Rock West Orange, " j. appeared
Orange police station last Wednesday TO inform De
discoveries he had made IN regard Ia
the famous OF Phoebe Paun, which occurred
Eae Hock about three years ago lloag informed the de
tectve that his roommate Tony tndey. had been IN
The habit Of speaking in ms sleep. ana frequently
mentioned Phoebe Paulns name IN q tcTrlncd
manner Endclv had also frequently jumped from his
nd appeared 10 bc struggling Oh the rool with somebody
IIoag sand that convinced That Endcly the mur
dereT ConrOv Immediately investigated the matter and
found had recently been discharged IRON the
Dodd Eael Ock. and Enfely employed IN his
place lie became NDccd that OagS suspicious were the
result jealousy that the trying 10 wrcak
vengeance Endely elective Becker. OF Newark heard
story and II midnight last saturday ne went 10
Eage Rock. aroused Endely. took HIM past The spot
where Phnbc Pauiln was murdered ana Dv the ana ol
a pseu ghost endtavored to brighten the into con
lesson Endely. however unmoved by the apparton
released. HIS friends highly indig
the the detective and they threaten 10 sue
d Ialnaprh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19
LONG-SNEEERLNG WEE

John Murray five az married Catherine Murray IN
Jersey cry After chldrn born to them
She heard he Chicago and after years
her urging her him and sending her
$40 She him and nine month safer, when third
baby only days oi he deliberately held
red hot TIL hc burned of her hands Two
five children which they have had have died from
lie again from her six months
New York Her relatives poor people Chicago
and her here She arrived Wees
dav light destitute condition. and kncy cared
with her three children al the Mulberry street Police station
White at the lombs Police Court lei
in $3.50 % pay his wife - n week The hldrcns
cey will look after the children Mrs Murray saws that
husband keeps boarding house No 227 Cherry
st. and hat ." last saturday night quantity of articles
from warehouse Front st. and hOuse
~ Cherry The matter viii be looked
A IL looking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19
THE PHI DhLtA MIRA CONVENTION.

The biennial convention Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
began Yesterday Central Hotel Delegates
present representing sixty active college chapters and twenty
alumni chapters ii. W Brown, of me Indianapolis Ne0s
presided The present 4. \. Scarns.
Cleveland historians g. 4. roster OF Trenton No. treasurer
C. F. Iassctt Newark, y. J secretary. Among the
promil Of the fraternity Postmaster
Villas Post General stevenson.
missioner Pcnsi Bac Senator Harrison Of Indiana
Senator Blackburn of Kentucky and Byron Elliott Chief Jus
Inf Court. The address OF welcome
TO NewN delivered by the Rev Dr. j. VI. WOrral OF
this The reports that the fraternity has about
1000 members Sixty colleges all parts of the United
States represented The feature Of the
in the convention of the founder the
fraternity Robert MORRISON. who is seventy years old
II home in Missouri TO attend lie organized
the society In lSiS at Miami College IN ONO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19
HORsERACiNG IN BALTIMORE.
FIRST DAY OF THE FALL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
PROBABLE WINNERS

There ia promise Of successful meeting Mt Bal
more begins to-day and ends Friday There are three
stake on oays card Unfortunately only two horses
are named to start Dixie but Blue Wing said TO have
h sprpq form friends that he viii
cve The Rard great race will have to DO better colt
than he was in the spring however to beat the stout son OF
ongfelow and rademante else The Bard Is not In rs good
condition when he here In the North The race
for the Dixie stakes is the card The first Is
dash quarters OF with entries That fast
prnter Cleaner should and Estrea ought to be sec
ond The Central stakes yearods mile comes
second likely to be first at the hnsh with Aus'r
ana second The one and half mile looks like good
thing for Lucky b. although Areno will press him hard
Abraham should win the Great Pmico Handicap steepe
chase Disturbance ought to get the place
The entries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19
A TEXAN STEER CREATES A STIR.

escaped from the Central stock Yards at The
Six l.st. jersey CITY, yesterday afternoon lie
plnnged SiXtst and turned into HeDdcIsOnst followed
jy yelling crowd BOYS James Quinn, sN-
him and threw his hands In the eN
would back The steer low
cred his mead below made rush at the boy.
Quinn and fed nt before he had gone far he fell III an
eleptic gt by the exctcn t. The steer merely
Nrpd him continued his career the street with
The mob at a respectable distance behind him. Al Sevent
and ocs SITS the steer VIII walking
unsospcctngy the street and tossed him IN The ar
The man picked mp taken TO his home before his
name could II thought that he must be
rousy injured three blocks further and was
BY the driver of truck, who sTuck him
a Iung lie driven drove of steers
brought for the PURPOSE and escorted back
to the which lao escaped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY
rTIrL WORKING ON THE GREAT STATUE
Active pRrpsRA TONS FOR THE UNWILLING NEXT
vxrx.-soME OF THE GUESTS.

wEEK--SOME OF THE GUESTS
Yesterday was charming day at bedi .N So 70
Mi and MANY sightseeIs were on hand 10 ENJOY
n No changes are noticeable on the ou'siue o,
The great figure. but the work inside is gong on
ss idly as ever The tame oil r de ioo ,Hs0 some
thing like o honcycomb from the ground us Sss,
castings will be put over each OF THESE circular
holes and the light will shine through them,
scatteriny its rays. instead Of through a circular
hand of glass as announced before There has
been some discussion about the right term TO apply
10 tie ceremonies of the 2Sth. INAUGURATION
sdedicatic n and "unveiing have all been used
The first is, OF course in iefensib'e The statue
will he unveiled literally 81 dedication would seem
10 have to be discarded also: General Stone mas
ASSIGNED two more organizations Iosltions IN 'he
ranks; the Fist Regiment uniformed ranks Of
the Knights Of pythias, and the Columbia "u'r"S'
80 strong William =. Kelly. captain -,
Al a meeting of the Circle de l'liarmome hcld
on October a. it was decided TO take part at ,he
RIDGE has been chartered 10 take rart az the n'ta
parafe on that occasion The boat VIII leave the
pier of the French Tnnsatlantic Company at MOI
fon-st ~, r
Mavor Grace President Mooney, Of the Board OF
Aldermen and the committee of the Boaid VII
consult General Schofell AMI II. IT, ; auldlns e
Carding Tire details of the parade. IL IS eNpcc'cl
that part Of the citys outlay will be for halld
some display of fireworks on the Battery IN the
TIE United States flagship Tennessee. Captain
Robert Bovd OF the Navy commaniing heceived
orders at Newport yesterday TO come 10 New rs
by October 81 and upon her arrival here 10
anchor off Twenty thirl-st.. North River gear
Admiral Luce has been selected TO command INC
river parade on October ~
a petition was circulated at the Cottnn In
change yesterday asking that the day OF the uii
yelling of the Statue be made half-hohday'
MONTREAL. Oct Is (SpccaD.-The City Council
This afternoon accepted the invitation from New,
York 10 attend the unvciling Of the Statue Oh
Liberty Mayor Bcaugrand will represent the
city.
WAsHrvGTov Oct. 1S.-Actng Secretary Fair
rhid has instructed the Collector Of customs al
New-YorlS 10 extend all pro er cOurtcsics to. an
10 admit without examination the baggage and
effects Of the French guests who are coming to
particinatc in the ceremonies incident Ia the un
veinr Of the Statue
The President and his Cabinet will 60 TO New
York on October 27 to attend the inaugural cere-
monies of the Bartholdi statue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19
BROOKLYN.

Edmund appeared the Lee Avenue Academy Of
during week /" Damon and Pythias" Mctamora and
"Vrginus' Next week the Carleton opera Company Will
produce Nanon."
The Methodist Protestant OF the State Of New
has BEEN pastor Of the Fourth street Methodist church
the church IN ondon Conn and has sent another pastor
White has gained much undesirable nooroty for
Brooklyn independent minister and devote HIM
self TO missionary work.
BY special order of Secretary Whitney 200 extra men
put work in the construction department OF me
Navy Yard YESTERDAY to complete e repairs on te Vessels
Patronage Furey
Mayor wney sent feT sy 20 A@s9 STS
OF lnzed TO Dud the route In Atlantic ave
"n ealing attention to the that although several
aware that ihe Company had gwen any earn
lis valuable franchise aud urging that the
toward the beginning Of The road The company has made a
Tor hearing and that boiy has taken no action II sd
rather than to Mr.. Coibm
The roll Of bills from the Office Of the
r%S%as sf layrc S%P Was enad Seste@y
Bisck%elrs Island Pcniteniiary and Sing Sing
Bsesr 6g pp re San SVS4 Of for aey
unless his party requests 1t.
Mrs Nellie Babcock the daughter.inlaw of Episcopal
years and has been an inmate of The Kings County icn
%I@ n OF f onr ou o aS To- OG c OF three
AMI bali IN he enl'eniary snt vas SauG Tan sty e
several weeks sheridan had already been sem TO prison
BabcOck told Judge Moore that she feared undue Sc
verify at the Peutcntary OF certain alleged
poses she hal psblshe after her release IRON the
institution The nGge told her that he believed
that Warden Green NOuld deal justly with any prisoner
stephen FORCES fifty fell from the second story window
OF his house No 20 UaiSey yesterday morning. anu ""'
instantly killed.
The Re in the drug Of Charles Past at Bushwck
ave ana Adasst broken into Sunday ana S233 was
The cash drawer war also robbed OF 81 cooed
man. John NandeckeI employed III the place. Is also missing
The llth Regiment. y. g. 6 y Y. inspected by As
Grlth at The North
Port and Avenue AImOry. II mustered 4HO men,
uullc Bureau Of Charities OF BROOKLYN
held the First Baptist Church last eyenln3 Ad
Mrs Charles H. Lowell and the Rev. &
| real.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19
STEAM THAT MAKES A Kissing.
yrOPvPTY-OwNERs TALK OF BRIBERY AND Mr.

AvpRFwS HINTS At BOYCOTTING.
rroperty-owners adjacent to Madison ave. and
fifty st have s y saol PIECES o, pr
ject at Fifty eighth St. an President Andrews OF
the Steam Company has In turn served nouce
upon the property that he shall get out an
Injunction against them as bOycottoIs The mutua
pledge taken by the property-Ownels Is as follows
We who reside at the places set opposite on names nSSv
in Fifty eiethst Madison menace to the safety
an comfort OF Sr homes % an All Which we can
legtimaey and properly take TO protect our 'o ~
lawyer who represents the property
owners in their present POSITION. said Yesterday
"1hc Steam Company has sent us tice that IT
considers this kind of pled@e species OF boy
colt against the company AM threatens 10 get out
an Injunction against us. On the other side the
propeItv-ownes are vaI1ousy Interpreting Air
Andrcwss offer that we should take 5000 shares
of stock in the enterprise n enable TIE company
TO build boiler house IN the river front an
do away with the ccntem lated nuisance Some
as ert o'enly that this Is bribery Mr. And ewS
offered the stock at 90 cents. Since then fr1en,S
the street have told MS that we could buy the
stock there at so cents; vet Mr. Andrews SAYS
that we must get the stock OF him II we are tO
have il AMI at 90 cents.
The notice TO which the lawyer referred and
which has been received by several property
owners near Fifty eighth-st. anil Ma 'ison ~ e.
from what source is not known is as follows:
Take notice 1t VIII he well 10 remn The Public tnSt Gov
tovootters nasnuch as the law now being tor"sy
he aH S cSs csp Se To INTELLIGENT people for
repetition OF the offence
One II the rUperty-owners said last evcn'n! {:
ave are certainly engaged in no boycott We
do not kn w whence these circulars came; but
thev have been received We shall not be fright
enei by them. howe cr, stu, we may safely say
that we shall not feel obliged to use in houses
the Steam offered by the New York Steam
Com any
Another meeting of the committee Of fifty prop
erty owne,s will le held to nj ht at the Madison
Avenue Hotel Mr. Andrews denies WARMLY that
ANYTHING in the nature Of a bride was lnien 'ed
hy off q
owners said Ire Yesterday. san op' ortunity Ia
show il thew willing TO make little sacrifice
or whether they wanted il all on one side. don
know what else you would call their mutual pledge
bnt a bOXcOtt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19
MOST WISHES THE TRADES UNTONS GOOD LUCK
Anarcnlst Most sounds wing letter from Backwe

Island to ms paper FreuteH
miscellaneous repast served TO by the
TONED and the opportunity OF YOUR visit
much Lebknect you say pronounces
mad let that trouble The is old old
and than that he Is weak especially IN character have
heard that the Knights of Labor and trades
New. York city Henry George Mayor
wish them goo luck If they succeed In elec ing they
will find that he is brave Henry. but not the Knight
who killed the dragon Perhaps wants TO solve tho
labor question IN the cItV. Hardly
Current dspatchs express wish that should ioln the
number at Chicago These WORTHLESS bctrly this
noteworthy logic They think where innocent
consigned to the gaows II matters not about the eighth
Agreeable As 10 situation there
ing new. suffer variety one drags through
mornings Beccher. Moons free like Rumford Four
this dragged out. The rest endured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19
NEWARK,

Abbot Zl ox of St Mary's Abbey has sent his resignation
Pope lie is OF the ydngest abbots OF the Bene
dlcne order and elected two years ago HIS lslshi
ton Lhcath Abbot ZlllOX has been an Inmate OF
ST. Mchaes Hospital for several weeks suffering from lung
troubles and inst started trip through The South
In the Vice eors Court yesterday an order was
granted compelling Receiver stockton oil NE HOPE Lie IN
straucc 10 show Monday next why The
time limited Tor pr OF claims 81 policy holders shonld
moi be extended The motion made 10y A. O. keasbcy
time presented the Judgment OF slVi0 70 20
ATTAINED against Parker the Ormr receiver Oi The New
Jersey unai which with the Hope Company was reinsured
u the National Capital COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19
HE TRIED TO PROTECT HIS PARTNER

A dissolution Of a Stock Fychance firm is likely
10 he annrunce1 in few da's through the lack
of confidence exhibited in the JUDGMENT of one
IA tncr by the other. The fun is Powers & Whit
more of No "a New-st Henry ~ Powers is the
senior member ami William WhitmOre is the
Stock EXCHANGE representative. He las been n
menner of the EXCHANGE since December 1879.
Mr. Powers is a heavy trader, swim in large lines
Of stocks at times Recently ne has been swim
min, with the bun tile an is credited with hay
ing put a LARGE sum the right side Of the ledger
as a result Accordin 10 the Street stony. how
ever Mr. WhtmOe recently las been solicitous Of
the correctness of his patner's judgment and n"
feared that his o. craft rs would ere long be re-
buked by the course of speculation
The charitable idea suggested itself IN him TO
"cOpper' his partners ruTchascs and the eby miti-
gate the loss he felt would cnSue Mr. POwc' 5
kent an individual account with his own firm and
Mr.. Nhtmrrp advised Of his rash ventures.
So the tale runncth he gaze out orders to other
Stock L chance firms 10 sell where Mr.. Powers
bouoht an vice versa Unfortunately for Mr.
Whitrnore generous rur'ose The market PC sisted
In going Mr. IoweIs's AMI as fnahty the
concern of Powers & WhiimOrr were sadd'cd with
the losses CROWN out of the Junior rarinerS Sohcl
tude for his co league. II is unde stood that Mr.
Powers has concluded that there is not sufficient
confidence in each others judgment for the two
membcrs of The finn t. plant and reap longer
togetlLr Mr. Powers Is said to he considerably
tighter in pOclletb book from his experience
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19
WEsTCuEsTER COUNTY.

NEW RoCBgLLE-A small frame house al PDgsley Hollow.
owned and occupied by Michael Murphy was totally Pic
stroyed by o'clock sunday morning The prop
erty valued at 900 and insured for $500 Murphy
cleared the property from all Indebtedness only lie" weeks
ago -
MT yERSoS-Jls announcement that District Attorney
Baker Is going 10 try John NJ MssersoD and Philip Lucas,
r OF The broken bank hrm OF MI Vernon has Grated con-
siderable Both the rm have far
escaped trial by paynRupoD the sympathies OF OF the de-
k0st0 Yesterday when Mr. Baker " Nj Vernon 70