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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-07-30

For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 70
cents. For sale at TracYs.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-07-30
"Wanted"

10 lease for one or more years, a
good hotel where 20 beds can be put
in. Will take a Miners Boarding.
house Of 30 boarders. References
good. and party entirely responsible.
Address Boarding house." TINES
office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-07-30

Take Your ChOice-5Oc. Cash.
Over 500 jumpers, blouses and
shirts will be sold at Soc. each, worth
81 and more.
GEORGE kRIEG.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-07-30
HALEY POstaMce.
MAILS CLOSE

MAILS ARRIVE:
from the South 49,, z'oo I'm
crran, the North. - s--- IL NJ ana 4'W I'm,
4 MAILS CLOSE:
For the South. ........... aDo p:
For the North $3.50. p III. ana s'oo
ForBulion s..,,ic cri.hto~ 40,
,;ar corral Creek, Atlanta and Rocky Bar arrive
eud depart by railroad.
oBFIcE HOURS .
ofice slway s open to owners of lock boxes.
General Delivery and Call Boxes open frem $50
M until 500 p. m. Sundays, from r. noon. to
8 p IN. 49,, p,4u,, J,onart,snt ,.rar
y-on, $50 a. In. until p. m. All registers must
10 in nv D. M or they will not leave that day.
40 Money order or Registry business transacted
on Sundays or lesalholidays.
oA = m IL. BEWS, Postmaster.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-07-30
IL O'CLOCK NOON, WEDNEs
DAY, AUGUST 4, 1886.

The successful bidder will be re-
quired to give bond for the faithful
performance OF his contract to double
the amount of the said contract.
Bids should be endorsed: "Pro.
posals for Star Gulch Bridge"
BY order of
THE COMMITTEE.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-07-30
Proposals Wanted.

Sealed proposals for building the
Star Gulch bridge according to plans
and specifications on file in the office
of E. b. True, County Surveyor, will
be received at K. b. True's Office I'M
til
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-07-30

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24

Much has been the invasion Of Fithave by business
houses could grumbe the invaders would al nj up
such vertabe art the showroom OF RI Beck
Co at No 2sl Ffth-ave Graceful statuary. handsome
paintings glitter Of antique armor artistic upholstery
costly nad tile doors expanses Of plate glass ana easy
dvaps all unite to conceal people call the Vu'
gay OF trade glance the taste displayed in designing
the many beautiful OF house decoration maauac-
tnreJ Dv The firm 90 far from disclosing anything
snnrchng vugarty proves ,ntestiby that the hand
NV and de conceves all theee lovely COM
VIA ~ and those OF genuine
lima ,n taste skill In striking contrast 10 al tls
b factory 'Venth-iNe where
hundreds hands splash IN tubs ans an pnhto OF pan
nd pnp and huge presses with dev0ur niles
and out daily tons OF lie Oeau1Au
Pirio vIes this fa again TO the French
,riv backgrounds ornameuted with gold OF slvrr
uaferu- The stock these 10 large cOhIdnttnY
Of the Renaissance ana LOUIS y l.
.tvcs In dlnngrOOn papers warm tlnts are prefer
IN his line some close iinltatOh7 OF Ip'-
tries cloths ant other stuf- tn odeu lays Lralcr
ami includes large number o. Heuulne JapSGs
n.p.rs this Seasons lne ohHE
ior hall papers de lis pattern Ihese he 'e ~
are turn detached from the body Oh inc papel
and NAV be Fastened wall IN any position OF pa"I
ts-nf,lns and coats the materials can ue
back ground Of any which -ut the TASTE Oh ue
TONER In bedroom papers the prevailing thuency =
ura p,ors In imitation chintZ designs Inc 'Neit.e5
idea In duplex MICA SHe'lot auu
irrdsceut effects notice OF tide stock Wouu Oe 90
without mention Of the Of the genuine SIX mte
hangngs with embossed velvet patterns pase 70
paper back which rckest effect and WHICH must NC
appreciated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
HE MARRIED HIS p4rIgNTs WIDOg

CIRCUMSTANCES THAT LED A BROOKLYN DOCTOR
To BRING SANDER SUIT.
The preliminary papers suit for 10000 damages TOT
slander which Or Warren Palmer Of No 29O Tompkns
ave Brooklvn has brought ranst John Hofer printer Of
No 800 Quincy.st served yesterday Dr. Palmer was
family physician Of Charles c. woodward an
insurance clerk who No. 392 Quincyst MI wood
died September 10 OF typhoid fever "hen the DOC
found that patient dangerously ILL., he called on
Dhg scans ne body was buried az h Sp
Mass. Dr. Palm accompanying the D'sIy
Three after the husbands death me WHO" anu VI
secretly married The tact OF me mtrlsse soon
-atiOn IN the netghDfnool me
other evening discussed III r. AsKews
drug store and TOmpkins ayes when Or Ftmer
entered Nj Hofer. the doctor claims made renaA re-
fleeing npOn him For this the SUIT mas Oeen orouE.
he male the remark IL - sa Ihal o'
norton examination o. WOOwarls body has been MAJ. ~
Drs Knapp Williams AZ the request OF Or paI Ihef
md claimed that death was caused Oy UphoH Ie'er
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
WoRK TO BE PUSHED IN FIFTH ATEyUE

Mr.. BAIRD RESUMES WORK AND MEANS BCSiNh'9
ENGINEER BALCH TO DEFEND HIMSELF.
The paving of Fifth-ave. is now tOl he pushed ny
Contractor Matthew baird with large force of men,
Yesterday few men were at work filing in the crew
ices in the nearly completed block between EiftJ-e-ht
and Fifty -nnth sts. thalwithin few days there
will be broad and unimpeded passage to the park Tor
carriages. few men were also at work in front oil
Demonicos and the Hotel Brunswick clearing away
debris and making ready for the concrete at that point
Mr. Baird has arranged to put 800 men ut work 10
morrow on the blocks between Eighty first ana
Seventeenth sts 300 of these being PAYERS. They
are exDected TO complete the pavement over tha'
distance within three weeks and require three week.
additional 10 till the gap thence down 70 fhiv-ht
4 force of 200 men will he put Tomorrow az the
gap between the Worth Monument and lhirueth-r':'
and the work will be advanced rapidly that II If
expected that this essential part OF the avenue VIII DC
in completed condition within two weeks.
The paving of the avenue TO have taken
on decidedly political phase in the form of detern
nation on the part of the to work and vote for
Theodore Roosevelt. One of the said Yesterday
cont believe that twenty men in this whole force
will vote the Democratic ticket; they all gong LOT
Mr.. Roosevelt. The reason Well they DeeVe .ai
Mr. Grace began this crusade Mr.. Baird lor purely
political and, especially in view OF the reloI
of the commission substantially sustaining Mr. Bard
they are mai through and through they have Deeh
kept out work for weeks and they anxi us 10 40
all they put the stamp Of condemnation o. h@
Use OF municipal power Tor purely partisan ana poi1i-
cal purposes Yes. sir, are Roosevelt men, -
General Newton said yesterday that there was noun
ing new about the Fiith-ave. pavement and adder
with laugh that he glad Ia that tor the mrs
time since the matter had been brought To his atle
ton there was nothing new Engineer Balch and the
Commissioners Of Accounts have nothing 10 say IL IF
understood that Mr. Balch is preparing LONG supple
mentary report in which he will endeavOr to break Tue
force OF the report made by Engineers Northen;
Adams and Van Buren,. The Commissioners Vi
Accounts will probably endeavor to throw the enre
blame for their fifteen reports on the fHthaVe pave
Mr. Raj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
REFUSING TO REVOKE AN APPOINTMENT

WAsHINGTON, Oct. 23.-Several weeks ago,
MAJOR L. H. Wagner appointed United states Pen
Sion Agent at Knoxville TO succeed Robert Taylor Dem
ocratic nominee for Governor. The new appoUte~
Major OF 18th Tennessee Cavalry OF the Union Army
and was a gallant soldier Immediately after his APP
ponment Democrats OF East Tennessee came mere and
urged Secretary Lamar I recOmmeDdtO the President
the OF the and the revocation OF The
appon the ground that member OF the Leg
isaturu In 1865 Waganer voted TO dirfrsnch-e ex
Confederates and also voted for resolution 10 offer
reward apprehension Of Ex-Governor (uow sena-
tori Isnam g. Harris. To-day secretary Lamar ma
the folio wing responses the persons who were de-
handing a recOnside alton or the case
The Secretary Of the Interior declines 10 recommend
the OF MAJOR Waganer's com mission az pen
agent at Knoxville. Tenn. He says that Major
Wagner appointed upon the accommodation or
best or Tennes OF all parties
ry Intellect aud character for the dutcs Of the posi-
ton aud as q man ehjeared TO the people by his con-
ssteut support during the past twenty years, VI their
highest and The fact Drought out against
him aimee his commission was issued that no had givsn
unjust aud for dsfranchsenent when no
age nnedately after the war, when the passions oil
both sides rouSei to the highest pitch. shouli not
be OsLrAci3s MIN from pubic trust among
rizhts AMI interests he has ever since
been true and loyal We all been contending that
tho Issues OF the and the passions growing out
instance winch prooopt better 10 enforced Dy eX
ample than this. Both sides In Tennessee showed their
courage to fight | confident they have also that
higher quality, the masnanimity mutually to forgive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Saturday. Oct %. 1886
Coxs REsIGSArIoS.-Tho formal resignation Of :. 5.
Cox Minister TO Turkey, has been received AZ the De
partment OF State.
scHooLs FOR APACHE CHILDRRS-rhs Secretary OF
the Interior has informed War Department that the
tniry-hlho lhhan youths between the ages OF twelve
anu twenty Two years among the Apaoncs confined AZ
Fort Maron Fla, Will received for educational and
Industrial training delivered IL Captain Pratt super
intendsnt OF the Carlisle Indian training school in Penn
sylyania, aud he also directed the Commssoner OF
Indian Affairs TO provide school combinations for
scnooL
RrGuTs OF WOMEN In the case OF Maria Cool. OF
Kirwin Kan, OH appeal from the decision OF the CON
missioner the Gclsrai LAid Office the Secretary
the Interior has decided In accordance vita former
iDgs OF the Department that the trrage Of single
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
COLUMBIAS ATHLETIC STUDENTS.
CONTESTANTS AT The ANNUAL GAMks-THE


The twenty ninth field meeting OF the Columbia College
Athletic Association at Livingston yesterday Afternoon
attracted Of students ana their Trends IN the
grand stand well filled many young ladies'
who were no less games their brothers.
even # expression their preferences entu
sastlc The meeting the staten Island Athletic
club Grounds contestants amt silver
cups gwen prizes the The Freshmen d
f Justice to the reputation they already earned IN
carrying four nrs prizes and more second
prizcs any class The " G. Rowland
Van Anringe. o. T. johnson. W. Nance ana A l. carroll
The winners the track contests were as follows
NJ Hewlett 80 seconi by " II. Adrdge 81 hnal
heat by W ID Marriage -. time = e so 20 toe
one miie run hahucAp' '''0
m second. 4 HdwkeswOrLh, 80
Mapes go time Il as seconds second " B Miles 80
One mile walk handicap Won ~ J. MciiVa4he' w. ume
minutes IL = Is secOn L J. V. Moss, go.
hundred ami forty yaris run. hand cap starters
Won bv J. :. ApyleOy. 80. time "a SECONDS second 8
Two hundred amt twenty yards DASH handicap Won by Il
NJ Banks, 80. time p seconds secon " H. 4IdTl"se 81
HornDostle, 90 minutes 20 D seconds second H.
HornOOstle. 90 -
Won Ov j : Appleby IS second. H. Mapes. 80.
Four hundred ami forty ysris run. open handicap 4
:. ). schuyler. second, ID W. JANSEN
of Island Athletic Association, time "a
seconds. 49,,
between Richards 81 ch and A Parker - %
inches Richards jumping 10 inches Parker feet
inches IN the second trial. Richards H"aScd " ueieA' ms
Pole vault Won by A stevens. 81. height feet "a
Iiunnng Uroad jump Won by D. Ewel, $, distance l9
80. inches second F. O. snow, 80 IS feet ~ inches
II " Pierce 80 made jump OF 20 ieet but slipped and was
rnt,inS the shot: Won by NJ T. Bogar 80 distance 20
Tug 900 pounds limit % min dtesl Won by 80
against ~ and 30 against 80 Then ss and 80 pulled tie
Throwing the hammer Won by d. L. r Dresser. 80 dis
tanoe u z second NJ. T. Bosar, 80 80 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
Total estim'd cost
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, OFT. 23.-The President TINS
afternoon made The folio WING appon tmenis;
Daniel n LOCKWOOD OF New-YOrk. 80 be Attorney OF
the United States for the Northern District OF New
YORK; Lucius NJ Lamar OF Georgia, 10 De Marshal Of
the United for the Southern District OF Georgia
The following to be COnsuls OF the United States;
Seth A. Pratt OF Massachusetts,, al Zanzbar; c X Nc
Call. Of Alabama at Santos; William X Greenhouse OF
louisiana at Tauplco; Enoch J. Smithers, OF DELI
WAR; at Tel Tsin; John T. Campbr of California at
Tamatave; Leop0d Moore OF NV YORK. AZ Hull
Frank II. Goodyear Of New YORK; Joseph W. Eel :.
lows OF New Hampshire and AIrsi l. indon Rye", NJ
Virginia appointed CON ul-sOnrrs 10 Ak anime ani
port upon forty miles or railroad Constructed y the
n rtucrn Pacific Railroad Company IN Washnssou Ter
rltory.
James C. Duane. Corps OF Engineers,
WAS Imprinted "a II uU-r of he Lighthouse Il 'ard.
l. " Buford. OF Mississippi, was made Deputy Fourth
tho IreasurY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24

Mrs Eliza b. Burnz and three other women all members
NJ I'm. aes, -urre Committee" escorted by their coun
sci Hamilton Wilcox went registration place OF the
eighth election district the With Assembly District IN
Fourthst tiway, Yesterday morning anu 'H '"
register Their names taken. the inspectors gVg
Corporal on Counsel IacomDes INSTRUCTIONS AZ te sso LII
their refusal Mrs Burn said 10 the inspect tors ~ your
,utv IN o, nv the constitution and not by insfuc
tons received from persons have no right 70 nstut
Women had a right u the year Isl. Inc Leerat
ure OF $50 decided by vote OF IS 10 % that me
ZION does NOT exc ms cured persons Therefore we ASK
70 register cuse on must governed by law ana not Oy
any Instructions" . .. NJ -o,
the law l. IL not your uny ~
stand and act on the Law Why dou YOU ""AS SN~'''
acquainted with ltF' ,r,
0tlcr Annlcu nlsn tr.ei 10 register but ialled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
KILLED WHILE PLATING FOOTBALL

CARLISLE. Penn. oct 20 lSDeefap. swarthmore footoA
team played to-day Dickinson College team on inc
fair grounds spectators The ~eaei
was pleasant braeng and the was hoty conte-e
An accident by which Z. H. Garrison member OF the pA
nson team life marred the pleasure Of the day Oar
rson was running the neld parallel to inc
goal line OF the swarthmOre team kept opposite
and finally closed and threw him. apparently NOT
hard on piece OF turf The threw him was snAl
and there general surprse Garrison did not arise
Immediately had been rendered unconscious ahh
never lie died hour AFTER
he was the field physician who the ground
attended lately but II Is not definitely Known
the direct Of death but the supposton
that rupture Of bloOi vessel ia the neck
or brain Garrison record the team, was
m1aber VI the cass sophomore, aud rsprsssussi ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WAsHINGroN, Oct. 23.-Seco d-Lleutenant
C. NJ Lssak 4th Artillery, has been granted SIX moths
leave of absence account OF disability. Captain j.
Corson surg-On has been granted leave for
one month Lieutenant H. ". Scnfer has been ordered
10 the Naval Observatory; Ensign Harry Mel T. Huse
has been detached the Navai Ordnance Proving
Ground and ordered ths Naval Acalrmy; Chief En-
gneer George K Johnson has reported his return home,
having detacn from the Lancaster on October To-
placed waiiug orders; EhTisn Clarence
> Williams nss Deru DETACHED from tho Coast survey
and placed sick cave Ensign Theodore q. Dewey,
from Coast survey and paccd on waiting orders
Lieutenant Andrew Dunlap has reported his return
home having detached from the snc~ ster on De-
tober o. and has been placed on waiting orders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
rRtGyo DEATH OFF, BqAVE DOG.

DETROIT, Oct 23.-A dispatch to The Eren-
ing Journal from Chase says; "wednesday afternoon
Wilson CONES house burned. Mrs. Cone ana ner
baby house. The family dog ran into tns
hudlng caught the child in teeth aud carried 1t out
in safety. The Intelligent animal then returned ana 10
ca ed MIRA Cone who was living IN one cor
OF the room. On leaving the building tne dos WAS
crushed 10 death by falling chimney,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
NEWS FRON TIE SERCRB&.


THE NORRIS And E~.LN kATLKOAD ENJVINED'
VceC hancelOr Van Fleet Newark, Yesterday granti
the Morris AMI Essex t~-
road Company using tricks which II recently
across spring The npiny gnoreithe CITY ehlto
LAYING tracks The four new tracks MAKE niue III a"
that cross within space OF lJ1 cL The Ilhu
non is RTE In ercee ngy srons guage The decision
Court places me railroad compiny IN an ua
PLEASANT position. Recently il purchased nearly tne en-.
tire block north OF the passenger station anu ~
car, il OF all buildings Intention 10 build an IN
ne IRE chit spot and the four tracks we're IN
tended 10 lead 10 IT, The civ ohci Is say that perm
would granted the company 10 LAY
the lracks mad told The city what Il ntended " 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24

The Convention Locomotive Engineers gave up DISGUISE
ing labor problems Yesterday and went in body to en-
ant to eat clans Chairman Thompson and the committee
OF Arrangements Iured Brotherhood away ana poVeo
and other good and the party true 70 'helr
temperance principles simply drank water eohssdueg
serDent v A. not sighted their home Inc .teAe
took about delegates with their yves an
daughters Just OF the Battery the wash OF the steamer upset
yAwi men in H. This caused some etcl1enen'
board but small from the shore picked up inc n ANU
righted the yawL ,., u. ,ho
Arriving Glen Island by the engineers peu up INC
shells called more IN lively manner - Dr.
The orier viii 90 body this morning 10 near 'n' NV
Dr.. Ialuage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24

feat her night TO aka nna proof alf receive title 10 the
land under the homestead law This decision reyerses
the rulings Of the Commissioned
FoURrH-cLAss PosTN STEERS -fhe Postmaster-Gen
era to-day aprope among others the folio wing post
masters: Luther Chds LYONS. y. j.; Francis Gntsn
GER snriue Lake Beach, v. j. H. r. Dlbbls East WInh-
sor " Y IT, A Wright. Elm Centre. y. V: Elias Bry-
ant Haskell Flats, " Y; c. A. Voorhees, Otden, ~ y;
". F. Davidson, Standsh. v. Y; Miss Clara LesleJ'
West Constable. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24

PLAYED here to-day crowd The home
club won ts fourth victory widest excitement ANA
captured coveted honor The was the best con
tested innings had to be played 10
decide the victory The a. follows;
cbicaoo o. O 0-3
Louis ...................-...--O o 0 ) -
observation-disclosures G; St Louis. 3. Errors-Chcago -
Louis Ptchers-Clarkson and Carruthers. Umpire
Mr. Dparr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
liz rrnnrrs cnrrrnrvrE 0rNEK.YORR.

meeting this season the Womens Conference OF
NewYork be held University place al II a. H.
tomorrow All women Interested in the social problems
presented y city life are requested 10 these confer
ences which be held the last Monday o. IAN sSu
month The subject % be " The Eject Oh
ment Houses Those Who Live IN Them, anu paper
be read by Charles r. Wngate and Doctor Anna . D"e-
Only women invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
WFsTCUEsTER COUNTY.

YoNKKRs-The Pasade Boat Club celebrated its twentieth
anniversary Friday night This sai 20 be the oHss
athletic organization America the New-f0rk A'h'o'
Club being the next oldest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24

bLOhS ~ fhONl OF IHE I""DNN - -
Two members OF Maritime Exchange captain "dri'~
Hunter an elderly man quet popular among his eo"
and voun man who wepr home without leaving his name
for publication engage in hot dispute opposite e f the
Exchange Building IN Beaver st. yesterday norllnH' ~
height OF the dispute Captan Hunter raised MS AN
raining blows upon the head Of ms young onpon.
sknlkcd Daniel all member OF INC IIouu.
change, CHANGED pass the two begerents Al An
moment aud received blow from the edhe uPoH LIE ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
CUPS TO RE WON ON ELECTION DAY.

The Executive Committee of Morrisania Driving Climb
has offered two cups for competition Election Day The
first Free for ALL horses 20 harness best three
in 1--WE eaf The second u emp 10"
members horses eligible the 235 class non professional
members 10 drive three TO tOproad WAGONS ne
entries will close with secretary at the club house on sat
ur,fav At < m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
IER.EY CITY.

Matthew Adams coored who employed by George \"
Helme OF No III Bergen ave, cOachman, disappear
week AGO Yesterday body found criD Wor
COmmunpaw Bay. There were no nAIAs Vi
-l.I LIN. l.urf ~. InlT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24

Ell N Chapter Of Dickinson College at the general conVen
ton OF the PIN Delta Theta Fraternity held IN New ors y
during the past week hard and industrious student
prom of bright useful future His father,
Moses Garrison Is a wealthy resident " Elmer, y j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
4" Ore Nail Drives Our Another"

French saving that finds complication III the way quo
aa % m sr1hslitte ITSELF another amt gfater one IA
very many cases ds ase ioT instance WI SOON IL
bod sor,lers throa ailments SKIN AN ciiohs @hu
bacose ~ mnoverlshe bluoL consumption itstI uH'a,
indeed il be treated it, ncpiency AMI cary
Tlr . erc.'s Golden Meilch Discovery Whch 80 d"
snccfc IN those ailments nphsnng ripi cure uY
npfu Alternative action upon the great organs OF inc o""J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
v.ur Friend. will Never Tell You.

but perhaps someho ~, who sn your irleh WI @ ~ INN
pre- ence rendered offensive by the on letl NJ
brstb Lverv word thou IN II be the very 'cho OF
W sdon and poetry hearers Ana your
-,cti We III ANYTHING u them IL isl huy YOU
1--WE moi only but To society u remove lis
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nrons membrane will bring relief 10 yourself ana oheES
Do not hesitate TO employ IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
COLLEGE MINES WITH BAT AND BALI.

HAMILTON y. Y. Oct % tSDectIl-A game OF baseball was
PLAYED to-day from Hamilton College and Mad
University this place and by the Madison nine by
the score Of 10 g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
BROOKLYN WINS THE LOCAL CHAMPIONS

BROOKLYN WINS THE LOCAL CHAMPIONSHIP
About $500 spectators witnessed the final for the
championship the New York and Brooklyn
Washn gtOn Park Brooklyn yesterday. The home
easily allowing their League opponents 10
single run. The Brooklyn captures local
championship having three OF the four games played
The BROOKLYN played In brill yesterday batting
hard aud held ny timely. Terry pitched VITA
wonderful effect except against Ward. The home
cup iSS ., to9S the lead by scoring three runs
ID ihe tid inning Peoples called balls
stole TO second and scored twobase hit by Pinkney
The atter scored on hit by Mcclellan Mcclellan then
sioe 10 second ana scored by
The Brooklyn CLUB other run ia tie MN nnng
Peoples went from home 10 on a ETin0
scored another by Ewing. handsome hal was
presented u Peoples OF the Brooklyn club LEADING hs
nne bat Mcclellan silver easel for mo
the largest number of during the The score
~ follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
NEW.LERsEY TOWNs.

ORANGR-Te proprietor OF Central Hall which was leaseI
Parsonss lecture today refused To allow II 70 De
purpose the Anarchists have not yet srcu
place All the police have 0een OfeIeu W
uy, any disturbance will be- promptly suppressed