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New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
HUNTING ron GROUS8 IN MICHIGAN


Occasionally Il mighty NimrOd from the city
comes out to hunt game In my neighborhoOd,' said a
Greenfield farmer yesterday =" few days ago saw a
swell OF a chap dgDg up through my bush to the
wheat field He had long ged boots and was
togged and beed and strapped out in regular hunter
fashion. lie looked just too purity for anything. He
carried darling Of gun, and he went dsdgng around
as # he expected to start up Bengal tiger from behind
every stump took SHORT cut to the barn and turned
the old peacock The old bird understood what
was wanted OF him. He pulled Gown his eye AT ne and
started for the back lOls followed down along the
fence and pretty | tbat swell hunter break
cover from the woods He was after quail and he
sighted peacock. The bird had his tail famed ont
aud bic head NJ, and could he seen half mile away.
NDrOd got his gun of his shoulder and began To creep
up, and by aud BY he bazed away. / cav the whole
charge Of shot tear into the ground yards from the
old BIRD but he knew his business Down lie FELL wings
and legs Topping. and pretty soon be expired The
young with the darling Of gun reached him about
the same time did
Z" BeButifrl shot says he.
I" reckon says |, but what are you hunting
Grouse, says he, aud this Is the finest c'er
saw
Grouse you numbskull, but you have killed my
peacOckv
ouy er the cold sweat started and he wanted Ia
knoW how much would take to let him on. I sent him
10 the house 20 see the old she has got way
wn her eyes and choking her voice over the death
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
AyyIE HIGBIE's RELATIONS WIN FARON

Police Justice Walsh heard the evidence in
the BROOKLYN Cly Hall Police Court yesterday III the
proceedings brought by Miss Annie g6ie, OF No LIS
Fulton ST. Brooklyn. against Samuel T. Faron, lawyer
OF No 80 Courtst whom she accuses OF seduction.
The plaintiff who sued Walter Vaughn for support on
the ground Of a mock marriage and was nonsuted be.
fore Justice FurguesOn in New Utrecht L. l., IN 1888,
testified tdat she believed herself at that time 10 be
Vaughn's wife, hut she never lVed with him az such
She wasustructed counsel to that she his
wife She testified to intimate relations with FarOD
who visited her twice a week all last summer.
Her sister Fannie corrODorated her evidence In regard
TO Faron's visits. He made her acquaintance at tho
trial in New Utrecht and kept 1t up Hterward FarOn
witness chair TO testify in his be-
half Charles Rice evidence in gard TO his fre
0ueut visits TO the house OF the plaintiff ast
he went to see the Ilgbe girls on August 29, vi hen
their parents absent and when ordered out OF the
honse he refused 10 20, and remained all night
The case was adjourned for the lawyers to hand in
hrfs The defence rests the claim that the glr
married o Vaughn
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
EXCITED OVER LOCAL OPTION.

LYNCHBURG, Va, March l9.-LOcal option is
creating great agitation here ana business circles are
much excited. long petition has been presented to
the Judge the Corporation Court praying him order
An election which he has decided shall be held on April
25 The petition came from business who say the
agitation mas parayzed business. heated canvass 10
expected - - . . , ~
CAPE CHARLES, Va. March l9.-1hc new steamer Old
Point Comfort, which has just been completed AT VIII
mingOn Delaware, for the New-lOrk. Phiade phia and
Norfolk Railroad arrived here last night, aud to-day
made satisfactory trial trip over the route, making tho
Cane Charles to Old Point Comfort in hour
and forty-hyr minutes, and from Old Point Norfolk
I'm nifty minutes. The boat IL finely equipped aud Is
designed for the transportation OF freight and passengers
across the Chesapeake Bay. She developed speed Of
seyenteen miles per hour on the trlal trip
RESIGNATION OF MRS. CLARA LEONARD.
Boston. March l9-Mrs. Clara Leonard, at Spring
ned has resigned from the Board Of Health, Luudcy
ana Charity owing to continued ilheah She has been
on the Board since 1850, and by a reappOntnent had
until 1890 10 serve.
THE TRAVELLERS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
CHICAGO, March l9.-presIleht Miller pres led "a
M etiug OF commercial travellers this city even
consider mattrrs relative to increasing the
lshp OF the Travellers Protective Association OF
United States. since the 'ast annual meeting 5000
names have been enrolled, the association number
ing 10000
METHODIST CONFERENCE.
PHILADELPHIA. March l9-lbcre were 30 ministers
at today session tho Pha1e pha Con ference the
Methodist Episcopal Church aud Bishop Mallaieu pre-
sded The proceedings were mostly OF local character
The Rev deOrge W. Mclaughlin. corresponding seCre-
tary Of the PcnusyV Vaula Seauens Friend SOccty. sd
dressed the conference on the NOk OF that body As
example OF tho socetys work. the speaker mentioned
that lt had ntted up libraries IN over 5000 ships the
number OF books thus used being 4 1000.
ARBOR DAY N PENNSYG.VANTA.
HAREIsBU EC, March l9.-SOVsrnor PattsOn, III eoIu-
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
WFsTCUESTER COUNTY.

NEW ROcHILLE.-The Republicans at their primaries
on Thursday evening nominated Henry ID. Phelps for
supervisor
TUCKAuoE-The dairy stables Of Thomas T. Reynolds
were destroyed by fire on Thursday night Fourteen
cows were burned. The loss was $1,000
SING sING.-Measles are prevalent IN the village.
BAY CHFsTER-SOme people claim TO have the
ghost of Weman, who recently blown TO pieces at
tho DItmar dynamite factory.
DOBB'S FERRY-The skeleton Of man found yes
terday by labOrers who eXcaYatng for cellar
the Old COzzeus property 1t was only about foot
under surface of the ground and looked though II
had been there many years The skull appeared to have
been fractured, indicating that murder had been
mltted.
MI VERSoN-The Crescent Lawn Tennis club has
elect ed the following officers President A &. jenkins;
vice sdcnt DI. VI. l. Close treasurer, A l. Embury
secretary, j. Austin Fynes; House COmmittee-Ben-
tamin move, Edwin d. Maynard, George f. Babson, f.
/. Sageman and A. l. Fauquier. The finances of the
club are excellent condition. The club housc aud
grounds WILL soon be made ready for Opening day"
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
NEW. JERSEY TOWNS.

S.-AldermanBramhal was expelled from the
Board yesterday. He accused OF having collected
per commission bills OF supplies furnished TO
the AlmshOuse by Adoph Biunann. The vote stood ii
TO for conviction Mr. Bramuall Ia Republican,, aud
every Republican in the Board voted for his conviction
and expulsion
UNION HILI--IIerman Strandt. OF Blum ST. was at
tackel last night By gang Of uiAns at the Boulevard
LibertYst and badly beaten and robbed Of ali the
he had. The assaulted him because lie re-
fused to give them money to buy beer.
HoBoKEN.-Mrs. Josephine BischOh, who has been In
st. Msrys Hospital since she attempted to drown her
Of the windows yesterday. .EI-Counclman
Daniel Qurk. fory.nine, died yesterday from COM
plicatioi of diseases. He OF the bondsmen of
the defaultng Co lectOr John Mcmahon. Al meet
ing OF citizens on Thursday night Mayor Ilmken sub
mtled an estimate OF the first cost OF establishing
paid fire departme II IS thought that the auDual
cost of maintaining paid department will not exceed
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
n1sorSSIyG LAND TRANSFER REFORM

A committee from the Bar Association met
fn The Office of George H. Adams In the Mills Building
Yesterday, TO hear statements from the commission
which was appointed time by the Leglhalure
70 revise the method Of land transfer In this city This
commission consists Of O. L. Strong. John H. Rker, r.
W. Ooggeshall. O. +: southmayd and Dwight n. 0iLn G
stesd The four hrstnamed members reported ia
favor OF a system by which deeds, Judgments
mortgages aud liens shah be lndeIed against the
lot of land affected, instead OF against
the parties TO the transaction IA s now the custom MI
Omstead presented minority report In favor OF the
block as tie unit, instead OF the city lot Committees
have already been appointed by the Real Estate Ell
10 merits OF the two syatems and
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
EDWARD wHlTEHOUsE.

Edward Whtehouse, one of the wealthy resi-
dents OF Brooklyn Heights died yesterday at his home,
No ~ Remsen ST. lie born In this city In 1SO6.
lie business life In brokers office and soon set
up an Office for himself The firm was Cammann n
whitehousc at hrst and attcrSa 1t became f. White
house Son & Morrison. The senior partner retired In
lS6i. after aina-sng fortune, MI WhlehOues was n
prominent man In Brook yn affairs He took deep In
terest In matters relating Protestant Episcopal
Church IN which his brother. the late Rev. Dr. Whio-
house. OF Illinois. bishop Mr.. WhitehOuse was "a
leading member OF Grace Church at Hcksst aud Grace
Court, Brooklyn .,,
lie left wife and five children. Ihe Iunera VIII Do
held ln-mOrrOM afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
OBITUARY Y.
OBITUARY NOTES.

PLAIYFIELD, n. j., March 10 (SPeciaD.- "A
dispatch Jacksonville Fla, announces the death at
noon to-day Of exMayor William b. Maxson, OF this
CITY, from pneumonia. Mayor Maxson had gone South
for his health lie OF the prominent lawyers or
Union County and a leader In political circles. At the
time OF his death lie was president OF the state Reform
Club League. lie leaves II wife and two chlldres.
PHILADELPHIA. March 10 (SpccGh.-Nuncio Finelli,
for many years Ch.stnutst caterer died last night.
age hftytwo He had wide reputation for his skill In
the preparation ot fancy dishes.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
DID THE SHAMROCK KILL TIE SERPEyTf

Faith II the virtue of the shamrock as a
deadly enemy 70 snakes has been greatly atTenL thened
IN Brtoklyu by an Inciicat OF q. Pdtrlcks Day. D.
Beclnaln grocer OF No. ISL GIaGd-st, has owned a
large boa constructor for seme months; Inc snake
which was eleven feet long, exhibited IL the VIII
dow OF the store. Patrick Moran, clerk IN the place
a, cdcd to Try effect Of shamrock on the serpent ana
for this purpose friends in Ireland Tor Nerthle
pprig lr6m the Green Isle. He received It Oh Monday
ana with the permission Of the owner placed piece Of
te three .caved plant tine constructor oil the
morning Patricks Day He asserts mat the snake
soen moved that tAe shamrock Tell on and tbeu put
his head toward II ana hastily drew back Two hours
afterward the snake was found dead Believers IN the
power OF the shamrock declare that II killed the snake
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
LONG ISLAND.

PATcHo5UE.-A new jail to cost $4,000 is soon to be
built.
FAR RoCKAwAY-The wife OF the Rev Mr. sayres fell
in her parlor yesterday and broke her Some time
ago she broke her hip in nearly the manner.
BtBiLON-W. J.. Breeze has purchased 5000 acres OF
land al Joining the property of the South side Club It is
that intends convert the property into game
preserve park which he Will erect house al cost
OF $4,000
Lose ISLAND CTY.-A spirited team OF horses driven
by William German, OF No. 1873 West FOrty-hith-st
New York. became in BOrden-ave yester-
day and dashed INTO the plato glass window OF Henry
First, No. g.. The horses escaped uninjured-
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
AN UNKNOWN MAN STRUGGLING IN TIE RIVER
,rLo tu,hnnt Gnnrrn " Eldnr WAS steamin z

past TcntLst. Ia East River yesterday when the
nui discovered .ru ggling In the water PROMPT
measures were taken to rescue the man and he was
dragged on board the boat after he had become nucon
seous The tug boat headed for he GTand-s pier and
messenger was FOR the nearest physician, but the
man died before he could bc taken on shore lie was
abuut thirty-nVe years OF with dark halr ana
nustache lie brown suit and a jumper and his
apprarance was that OF aDOrer The police cid not
learn how he got overheard and his body was sent to
he Morgue unrecOgniZed.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY

Broadway Railway Investigation Room No 43,
Federal Building. IL a. m. ,., ouoo
10 a. III. uu ,..uuoo,
Professor BIckmore's lecture, Museum OF natural
History. 1890 a. m. .-.,,. C,,-
Departure of missionaries Tor Afrlca, slehshp N'J
stevens insttute-Brooklyn Athletic lacrosse match
Meeting Of Parade Ground Commissioners. Bernard
Smyth's office. ~ 80 ~,
D.. III.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY. March 19.-In the Court of Appeal

AITAN1, VVI1IV OF -EFTI''s37
to-day the following cases were argued:
No. 59S-John Hnahau respondent agt. the New orS
Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company appellant LEVIN
l. Carr for appellant, d Gedncy for respondent. =.
thUrlCs Hekay, respondent agt me New olk
Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company. appellant. Levin
T. carr for appellant John " Lyon for respondent.
UOUInhC Of the JudicN settlement o. the ac
" Theodore Denton, executor OF IheodOus Den
ton deceased liam Van Name Tor appellant j r Gednc'
for respondent. . ,...-..
No Gl5-I0hn Giles and others appellants agt Augnsr
ImDcaded ana others respondents George
W " Giant for appellants seth zoe for respondents .
No 6US-Luti'r Mansfield, appellant agt the New forH
River Railroad company, respondent
B / Tracy for appellant John Burrl for respondent
The following is the day calendar for Marcn -;
Nos iA2 5i3 4sO 975 G2O. 500, G23, 624.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
UNITED STATES SUPREME COUH

WASHINGTON, March 19-The Supreme Court
Of the United states to-day transacted the following
business:
No Bsi-RObert w Hyman ana others appellants agt
Louisa chew and Others, Appeal lronthe Tc,ut Co9II
of the United the Northern District O Illinois IN
motion o Joseph ChOaa for appellants dismissed clerks
costs to be paid by appellants.
NO ls3- Elisha LOrIng and others appellants agt;
Charles n Palmer Argument continued by Ashley Pond
and George tdmunds appellee and concluded by
walker tor appellants. l -,-,-..o
no lSt-The NewYork Life Insurance Company, plantlfs
In error agt Thomas Fletcher executor etc Argued oy
Judson for plaintiff error ana by George Reynolds
for defendant IN error.
Adjourned until Monday at - O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
LEGISLATION AT ALBANY.
BILL TO MAKE THE BRIDGE FREE TO PEDEs-
TRIANs-PAY OF POLICE CAPTAINS.

BILL TO MAKE THE BRIDGE FREE TO PEDHs-
TRIANs-PAY OF POLICE CAPTAINS.
| rnou TIN REGULAR CORRFsPoSDESr oP rHR rRrbuSJ
| ALBANY, March 10.-Senator Traphagen
submitted bill to-day making the Brooklyn Bridge free
for pedestrians and for carts and horses IL passed.
only people take the railway will be compelled 10
pay any thing TO cross over
Senator Murphy presented bill authorizing tho ap-
pontmeut OF another Assistant District Attorney Tor
New-York The officer ia to do work in the Court OF spe-
cal Sessions
the engineers on the elevated railroads Of New-fork
shall certificates showing that they have passed an
engineers examination beard.
One OF the methods adopted by New York members OF
Legislature support for reelection ls to
introduce bills increasing the pay OF the policemen or
hremen OF that city. To-day measure OF TINS
class, introduced by Senator Cullen, was
considered in the Committee Of the Whole Of
the It increases the OF the captains OF po-
leo NewYork to So $50, and fixing their pensions at
half that amount Senator Cullen euoglzed the cap
tans asserting that they energetic In the per-
fornance of their duties that NewYork swept Of
its thieves that rural members OF the Legislature coud
hang their watches the lamp posts night aud find
remarked that Now-York would do well to eject such
Aldermen. The bill was ordered to thlrd re"d-
ing.
The Assembly debated Mr. MeClelands bill modifying
the General Act OF 1879 which 1t 10 snspectci
euarges the powers tho cable roads and other roads
pcous OF the bill and ordered the Dill TO De consuereu
In Committee OF the Whole.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
AIONG TILE SOEND-

ANsoSIA.-IIenry Lego. age seventy. on Thursday
ght set fire To the bed in which hts wife asleep.
she saved from death by the neghbOrs.
BRTDGEPORT-The body OF George W. Ladd. lost from
the steamer Iiewd and ycrci on the Long Island
shore reached Bridgcpert yesterday and Identified
by friends. ...... IRAN Kelly and George Taylor have
arrested for placing tie on tho track OF the
IOusitOnic Railroad Thursday Trumbull
Church, by which express train heavily loaded with
passengers came near beidg thrown down embank-
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Gilsev HouSc-Speaker John c. Carlisle. of
Kentucky and ex-senator John Il. ThHcbcr, OF Albany
Bclpodcre HOuSc-Tewhk pacha, Turkish Minister at
Washington; Lieutenant Governor Edward +. Jones
and Secretary Of state Frederick Cook of Albany
fInh Areilue Hotei-EY-SenatOr Francis kernaI. OF
Utica. and j. II. Mauley, OF Augusta, Ne. Hogmdn
HOuSc-Congressman c. n. FELTON,, OF California.
Murray RiH Hotel-General w. b. FrarkllD OF Hartford
and Professor W. G.. Sumner. OF NewHaven. Ctdr-
e,dOn HOfel-Captain 81 M,ur Of tho French eEatIoh
at Washington Ne,c YOrk HOtct-State Engineer II
nathan Sweet, Of Albany Grand Hoht-CoIone "a.
r. Miner u 6. Army .. Morton HOuSe-State senators
John Raines aud {. r. Vedder
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20

ee present committee from the Bar Association was a
poIuted at the request OF that exchange Among tIe
members arc g. II. Adams. George T. Hot Evere. I.
Wheeler Lucien Oudin and Assistant CorpoGIA.Ip"
Counsel Dean. At the hearing yestorday Mr. Son,h-
mayd urged favor ~ tho lot unit that ~ does away
altogether with the troublesome md expensive sys.o
of searchss presents the lawyer complete aosr'ot
te on which begin his work. and leaves MN Iree
devote all his attentions to the legal questions
In the cate. r--- -. In
In Mr. Omstead's absence Herbert b. Turner spoke IN
favor of the block unit saving that the rival syscm
revolutionary. There was considerable general dis-
cusson Of tho question before the hearing came 10
plnse
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
pr,DJy0 IIOVD ITAY ELEVATED CAR.

A young woman with a superfimty of arti-
nca flowers In ncr cOrsago and surfeit OF rouge on
her checks boarded train on the Second Avenue lie
full OF people Interested In the morning papers she
was Accommodated by unmannerly young man, ana
they took seats the middle Of the car companion
read her IN a loud tone from newspaper uhtl they
left The train Thirty fOurthsL wien everybody who
had tried attract the young mans attention TO their
opinion his rudeness drew perceptble sgh OF relief
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
4 BEyEF1r roR CHEF MAHEDYS FAMILY.

The committee which is arranging theatrl-
cal periOrmaucs for the benefit OF ho family Of Fire
CHEZ Mahedy who was killed last week, met at lials
Hotel No. 6S Chatham st. yesterday. JustceJ. H. Nc
(arthy was made chairman. Frank e. Martha, manager
Of the Windsor Theatre offered his hsse Tor the per
formauce which will be given on Aprll x Tlckes are
10 m one dol ar 10 all parts OF the house ana 10000 are
70 be printed Immediately Inc seven boxes Will be 500
each. A committee OF ten with Frank b. Murtha as
ebnirman was appointed TO arrange the details OF the
performance George Fischer Ia treasurer OF the com
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

SPRuG vALLEY.-John G. Wood. trustee OF the
Methodist Church and OF the followers OF the Rev
DR. BrlstOr. mas been arrested a charge OF stealing
the record books Of the church. His trial Will take
place on Monday. The charge is made by the Rev. W..
T. Ferguson. the present pastor OF tho church. MIR.
Wood also been cited 10 appear before the church
to-day answer charges formally made against him by
A. r. Van Houten, a trustee OF the Methodist Church.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20

Of that peacock wis always brlrge In - extra she
lot tbs Young swell Oh fol- So which Is the usual price,
ami he started down the highway for Detroit the o
bird got up and marched bark to the barn with chucke
th,t set every hen laushng That's five tlmos weve
played the swcll Nim-ois within six months Hnu
xpoct more fun this summer than horse can dra ~
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
,JlPS IN RdY.

"a japanese Workshop" is the title of a new
group which just been placed exhibition at the
Eden Musee little Japanese house has been built IN
The Winter garden contains all kinds Of Japanese
brio Abrac The inmates Of the house are two women
And man who 10 busy with his modelling, while the
women enjoy themselves with tea and music. The Hun
sartap Gypsy Band furnishes lively music
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
rYIHERSLrY OF ALOHIGAN ALUMNL

The alumni of the University Of Michigan IN
New York and it's vicinity arranging for reunion
snd dinner on April 2 aud Presidents Angel, OF the
University Adams OF Cornell, and Miss Freeman, OF
Wellesley College expected 10 be present All those
formerly connected with any department OF the Uni
versiy and living In the East invited TO send
their addresses TO the secretary, W. H. Boardman No
Rroa
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
STATEN ISLAND.

NEW DoEr-Erastus WimaD gave lecture at the
MOraYian Church last night TO large audience
"Iapid Transit Staten Island and its Effect upon
Suburban Developments aud Harbor Enlargemen ="
Special trains for the first time the whole
length Of the Island
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
NEWARK.

In tho Wiegand divorce suit before the ViceChanceor
yesterday Michael Wiegand, bronerof the respondent
testified point OF the financial standing OF his
brother who is his partner. lie said that he had no
books show profits from their business books to
show sales kept cash and did not know until
the of the year whether there any profit The
case was adjourned TIL Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
NEIrS FROM TIE SUBURBS.
JERSEY CITY

The funeral Of Police Captain Genny took place yea
terdav the WaverlY Con cregaona Church. tho ser
being conducted by the Rev N NJ. sherwood Tho
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
OPPOSED TO THE CONTAGIOUs DISEASES ACT

OPPOsED TO THE CONIADIOU5 DIoEAoT37 MI
ALBANY, March ia rcmonstrance mas
been recsved by each me nber Of the Senate ami AS
semDy from the New-YOrk Committee for the Proven
ton OF State Regulation OF Vice protesting against the
passage OF Assembly Bill No 1868 The measure Is en-
titled "An incorporate the New-York Society
for the Prevention OF Contagious Diseases" Among
other reasons the committee states that the bill dele
gates to the proposed corporation unwarranted au1
dangerous police power liable to grave abuse. The
alleged sanitary benefits OF compulsory medical IN
speciion to diminish diseases incident to social vice by
government regulation the committee says, are lusOry
and misleading. A cable message from London an
nounces that the House OF Commons adopted motion
the repeal the CONTAGIOUS Diseases Acts made Dy
the Right Hon. James Stanhcld on March TO-
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
10 CORRECT UNDENTALUAII0N ABUSES

The members Of the United States Sub-COm-
mittec on UndeTyalUatOHs were 10 meet IN thls ci'S
Yesterday but only Senator Adrich tie cnalrntn was
sh 10 ge away from his other work IN tho Senate, lie
spcnt the greater part Of the day at the Appraiser
uicc consultation with Ar. McAuleu about matters
OF detail connected with the workings of the various
drn,rtments AflerN ard he vent upstairs to General
Appraiser Brewers and talked with hlm Tor some
time.
II am here today" said the Senator, "simply
n get information tntt Will enAOle our
committee To perfect some minor fea Of the bill
which we have prepared correct far possible the
abuses that nave arisen unier the present system OF ap
praisal I expect that senator Beck and possibly
fsndtOr Allison will on tomorrow to assist me III
obrarios tins Information and Flushing our work at
this port. The bill viii he reported very soon p0SsD
within the three weeks. The committee are ali
agreed upon II SO far what TouaEs 10 be done on II
is only matters detail, and vii! not likely cause any
disagrecmenL'
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20

"The Beverage for Nursing Mothers" Is
what physicians cay Liquid Bread 1t streng hens and
invlgoiates mothers system. Try IT, For sale by all
druggists and grOters.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20

IF YOU are miserable and other medicines dc
not help. don give I'D. but Ty Parkers Tonic.
Parkers Hair Balsdm Cclnscs the scalp.