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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-19
THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL.

Can be found at the following places:
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-19

No act of the administration is so fraught
with possible evil as the proposed removal of
Governor Murray, of Utah, through the me-
dunn of requested resignation. Every Nor
mon in Utah and elsewhere is jubilant.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-19

THE speech Of Senator Spooner upon the
legal questions involved in the disagreement
between the President and the Senate was
evidently notable one. The outline in the
telegraphic report is well worth reading.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-19

THE fight il the Capitol corridor, at Wash
ington, between Democratic congressman
and q disappointed constituent, must rejoice
the Bourbon heart. The event has flavor
Of the DAYS "befo the wah."
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-19

A YOUNG desperate is under.arrest at Geneva.
Ill. for having committed various crimes, from
burglary to murder, yet he enjoys good repu-
tation in the place where ne lives. The real
nature of a man cannot always be judged by
what his neighbors think of him.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-19

AS might have been expected. some fool
reporter has interviewed O'Donovan Rosa
relative to the sinking Of the Oregon. He
had about as much to do with that disaster as
{ had the Mikado of Japan.
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Financial Reasoning.

y.
It is great comfort to the man who Drops
dollar into the water to know that the govern
ment only loses 80 cents; but he cannot help
thinking how much better it would have been
had that dollar been made Of leather. for then
the government would have lost hardly any thing
at all
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-19

INQuIRING Reader: No, the Wabash W. G. r.
U. does not play "The Mikado You were prob
ably msled by noticing that the good sisters
have Mrs. K. T. A. Shaw on their list.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-19

dreds Of dollars worth of free advertisingg The
idea of even an English swell marrying the girl
with the phenomenally big foot is absurd. as is
also the offer of s., 900 to anybody who viii.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-19

How would it do for Chicago papers to rise
above the low plane in which papers Of other
towns have given dime museum freak hun
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-19

A 'BuRrAL-PIcNIor is the felicitous name now
attached to the congressional funeral iunket.
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Telephone Calls.
Business Office. 23S Editorial Rooms 242
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

IT'S INVARIABLY IN ADvANcE-poSTAGE PREPAID
ny THE PUBLISHERS.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
DLpDR HEARD SEE THE QUEsrIoySy

The recent examination for the position of
veterinary surgeon Brooklyn has called out aIega.
tous by W. H. Pendry, one Of the competitors, that
Edward " Heard, who finished the examination papers
first knew befOreha aud what the questions be-
Doc " Heard, as lie Is best known. formerly kept a
hotel the Coney Island Boulevard " hich was the
sort OF many Democratic politicians, His brother keeps
a similar resort III Parkyile, on the Boulevard. The
chairman OF the Civil service Commission Informed DR.
Pendry yesterday that any person aggrcved could lo
affidavit with the secretary lie added that the max
ing up the eligible list suspended bJ OF
the Complaint Dr. Heard denied emphtlcally that he
knew single question before the examination. He
is graduate Of the Edinburgh Royal Veterinary Col
lege.
Dr Pendry made afilayt that DR.. Heard had heard
the questions before examination. DR.. Pendry aYrre
that ho the questions sipce the examination
10 DI. Rerns, who checked OF nteen twenty
those Dr. Heard had asked him about before the
examination Dr. f. j. Hanshew. who also entered the
eXaiuna ion says mat lie s satisfied that Dr. Heard
got the Questions IN some way.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
BROOKLYN.

Richmond."-We cannot print II again.
The Rev T. Is. Roth, OF Utica, has declined the call
given hm hy ST. Matthews Ehgllsh Lutheran Church,
in ClutUust.
Owing 10 the OvcrcrOwdnc of tho Central Grammar
school class Of SiRtyhve gTs yesterday began
,ng IN the hall OF the Board OF EiucauUn In Red Hook
lane.
Mayor Whitney called the attention OF the Aldermen
Yesterday to the need OF immediate action i'll the matter
of extending the water works according to plans sub
mtted November 23, 1852 and not yet acted upon.
Two OF Mayor Whitney's ten vetoos handed down last
week we're over ridden by the Aldermen yesterday by
vote OF sixteen 70 two. One Of tlem increased the
salary OF city Clerk Stanley from $4,000 TO $4,000 aud
the other authorizes Hugh A. MCIleTndn 10 cOdhy the
CITY Laws and ordinances at a cost OF 81 300
Miles Clark, who released from the Penitentiary
on Friday after serving six months for a~saultlng
manded money from Gardiner and tErea Tened him II it
was refused. Yesterday he went back TO the Peniten
tiary for ano;neT half wear.
In quarrel at groggcry at President and Van Brunt
SITS ON Saturday night william COnnOTs. OF No 13 Car
roll WAS stabbed Ia the abdomen with lack knife
Charles Gagan. Connors had sent boy for beer and
when he was thrown 0ut OF the shop ms father uncle
and brother started TO find the reasons why, and
assaulted by four men. ConnOrss Injuries are thought
20 be dangerous
Nrs Frederick W. White, OF Oyster Bay, L. L. has re-.
newed suit for divorce winch was compromised last
year. Judge Bartlett characterlZed her very
curious Yesterday. II appears that White Induced girl
TO elOpe with HIM about wear ago They went 10 Ken
tucEy " where he deserted her, and she died short
lime Ia:er induced his wife to withdraw her suit
Tor al vorce alleged that White has elOped
another girl and is living In New-fOrk.
Jndge BARTLETT in the Supreme Court yesterday listened
to amolon for order OF arrest IN the SUIT OF NJ. Ii.
Ianlod against Mrs. susan SchOOnmaker and John W.
Schoonmaker, her brother TO set aside deed the
ground OF fraud. The pldinuH secured q judgment
against Mrs schOonmaker IN 1854 for $Gi4 G2. While
t6 proceedings pending she Conveyed her property
fo her brother for 81 and the judgment returned
Old The Judge thought 1t would be hard to send
an Old woman To JAN.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
TWO WILLS FILED.

By the will of Henry j. Hall, the Californian.
who shot himself at the tllth Avenue Hotel which WAS
filed I'm the Surrogae's ofce yesterday. Ezra Richards
an cd friend Uf the testttOr, receives $4,000 and
sum divided among ood relatives. The OF tho
estate brqueatnedt TO the widow Mrs. f. L. Parker
II tlI VINO is sole eXecuirlX. The document is hoo.
graph will written by the teststOr IN san Francsco
April l. So and under the laws OF California IL valid
although there subscribing Witnesses II In other
respects IL Is found to he correct
The Will of Charles Forester the old Post Office clerk
whlchw also filed directs that his widow
lives unmarried shall have the income OF his estate At
her death remarage the property 20 be divided
among the children. Ihe tcstatOrE daughter Mary
Jane is then TO have The house aud lot No 81 Columbia
St Ellie Forester another daughter the No oSo
Henry-s aud Charles Forester his son, the house No
1872 West Tweny-seyenth-st. His Robert receives
900 and Catherine MurdocE is 10 have an auuufy of
800 The will is dated June 20. 1877 and the testaors
W .fe IL sole eXecutrlX.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The suit of Rose HOran against Lord and Lady
Vaudeville for $4,000 damages for false arrest begun
November ~ 1883 supreme Court has been dtc ~
tnued The plaintiff Lady Mandevles maid and while
afterwaTd at the country house OF william
X Vanderbilt Islp, jewe.ry money AMI aces were
charged with the theit and arrested but
was not prosecuted Lord aud Lady Vaudeville after
sailed and The plaintiff has been ADVISED that the
further litigation AGAINST defendants living abroad
would that IL would be better 10 discontinue the
brles r. Bois private detective Daniel BrincE
cIh0n Grand 81. cracker Laker. claiming balance OF
$500 for in watching BrIuCkerhJns The
couple were separated for a whi -. but living
together husband having Ouud that his suspicious
ulfoluied d fence he hau pad the detective
for which lasted two weeks The was tried
hs0re Chef Justice McAdaD and jury IN the City Court
and tie Jury found iOT the defendant
george Mort the supreme Court before Justice Barrett
recovered m against the Cty TO- Injuries
by hole in ridge which he drove his cart De-
cenber l.. 1874.
Ellen Mahely took ont letters OF adm nisraton yes:
hcr husband Frans MaheGy chlet
o. lion l the FIR Department who thrown from
hI- wagon ana Rlcd viii, on his way hrc March T.
lie left four minor children.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

Count ca'ygGW2' W % 70 o LaTEenrs sTos
~ 5$, 5f5 ts 80 S5 s7 $50 $50 555 5S z56
-trrmoR Couar-GgyERM TERM-Before Davis, p J.,
~rraGiIs coraT-SFEc!tL IERMaaPARr H-Bcfore An
,,strGRaE Jouar1G-incglrP @ Before so Donohue
80 $50 2GOi 25oI zeol 25o5 2l0l zoos 2GO6 2sG7
2GoS 26o9 So 5g7 225S @ @2,3 S 25t go : S59 2343
267 2Gg. 40 2641 2G53, 2C43 2Gi, 2GiG 2c47 2Gis,
surGENh coURT- CmcuT-PAR1 lI:Before Van Brunt, J.
2c6s zG5s 2o5j 2o6 - $5Gs 2GGi 1865 265G, 267
2GSS g ] 25s0 ~ c,,I, ~, . So4 ,pI po,,r. poo
'G%HsHs Ss iS'?rF 92.o !sl1a
2io9 7-' 2Iio q g. & l2I2 Pisa 49, -"4 ll47 2l'5
SUPREME CoURT-CRcUH-PART IV-Bcforc Barrett. =
a. 2Jlj 235 ls25. 29i9 232-. 4-AO 1854, 1891, 1898
sUrEoGAIr's couRI-Geiore Rollins sNo. 2ol, viii o.
% 5 TP 81 Harriet Gos S m G' 49, o win S Of Isaac
sirERoR GoUGr-srEcI.L TEnM-Beioro o'Gorman, j.
surrmoE couRr-TmAL TERMoPAET Before seagwicl
G. 20, ~. i-'+ 80 - lg9"' I'2j 1891 lo'A
ssuqFGloR CouRI-TnIlL TERM-P1pI II.-Boforc Freed
man. j.. o.. l+te. l%G lO.i, 1893 1870 9dh s56 l2o5
suPERioR CoIEr-TRIAL TERM-PAGT GfI.-Beiore Truaz,
surGsoR Couar@TRIAL rERM-rArr Iv.-Before Ingra
ago coNaos FLF1s.srrclAL rERN-Bofore Allen, j. No
CoMNoS PLEAs-TalAL TEEN-PART before Bookstayer,
$ s3 1893 l0''' io'- 1000 100 ',' i00' -'' 1000
CITY COURI-IElAL IERN-PAhI l-BelOfe liIoWne NoA
5109, 979' 9do ,55 tiS '' 10 20 90 o. S9-4' oI42'
CRY COCRI-TRAL TLEM-PAEI lI.-Before McAdlm,
C. Nos 6aIJ 6tu3. j34~, 5371, 800 .Gjl. 1910 3lU4
50 SO 5927. Gu2S GOA $3.50 6Oa6 6OJl, 6J4o, GUi-
60f OOt. G0ls. 6Oj0 COOL COo- tOJ5 6OjT 0O57 5000
UOJl. 6 IG., go -
CIIY CoURT-TRIAL TERN-PARI III-Before Nenrhas, J..
5+13 bulA uuZ3 5ti. III, OJ21. so 5Jjj,
6s 59-7 UO6i. D. 6J67 COG9 6J7O 6u7l oO73, oo74,
6u75, COZ, G01a, bO>l, COS5 6O-G.
CoUu OF GENERAL stssloNs-PARr I-B2iore Judge
Gndtrs Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerald
? 3. ., T. . 3. 10 H. H. 49, "A, I5 H. H. Is.
10.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIONs-PARr II.-BefOre Judge.
Cowlng Assistant District Attorney Purdy.NVs 2 8,
4, ., =, !, >, ., 10, H. u.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Princeton College Alumni dinner, Delmonlcos, even
Ing
Meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen. noon.
Investigation OF alleged aqueduct frauds, IL A. M.
Nineteenth Century Club, No East Twenty thrus'''
y. =, , ,,,--.-- o
y. ,,-.,o
Woman Suffrage Association Convention, Masonic
Han. y. m, ,. MI.
Nrw-Jersey Kennel Club Show. Metropolitan Rink
Newark. . ooo -,.-
St. p. III. , ,..,.
H. j. De COrlova's lecture before American 1acht
Club No. 574 Fifth-ave., p. III.
Health and Police Boards meetings 80
Reception OF Young Mems Christian Association LIT
erary Society Association Hail. evening -
MONDAY prayer meeting, JohnsL NJ E. Church. l2:lo
to p. IN. ~ -. . o-. ,,., -.
g p. ,,-, ,,.-...:..,
Lecture by g. F. Servss before Long Island Historical
Society, Brooklyn, p. III.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
DESIGNATION or THE REV DR. MAYNARD.

After the usual morning services on Sunday
al ST Faus Protestant Episcopal Church. Penn.st and
Marcy.aye., Brooklyn. the Rev. Dr. Newand Maynard,
rector Of the church. announced that finding mpos
sbe 10 make any Arrangement by when the NOR gage
upon the rhureh might be paid and future prosperity
assured e bad handed bis resignation to tho vesry
aud that al his earnest request II lad been accepted
After this William Cleveland Hyde and
Augustus ROmeOn presented resolutions WHICH had been
adopted by the veStry, ana John Terry Woodruff and
Robert B. CaterwOOd presented address from the
congregation. Both the resolutions and the address
sed deep the necessity which sever Dr.
Mayuars ection with the church and the highest
admiration, respect aud affection for the departing
rector. 49,, .-., =,
Dr MAYNARD Ia chaplain OF the 47th Regiment. He
beeame pastor In 1871 and found the society barely able
40 exist BY great eOrts and raising money by courses
of which ho he carried the church along
until the property passed out OF the hands OF the vosy
He proposes now to take trip " China and japan.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
NEuS FR0M IHE SUBURBS

FIRING A CHARGE OF SHOT INTO HIS BODY.
Seymour Verify. twenty four son OF lanes Verify,
df KOslYn, !. L. committed suicide on sunday evening
lie had been PLAYING marbles with younger brother
ard Quarrelng with him. had whipped him. His parents
learning OF this denounced his conduct, Whercupon he
attempted beat his father and choke his mother lie
then look double bdTrcled shOt-gdn from the shelf
ana leaving the house said: "My time Is short He
to a vacant lot back OF the hOusc where he loaded
the gun. Then returning To within snort distance OF
tie house ne placed the stock OF the gun upon the
ground In such a position that the muzNe pointed
toward his left side. lie pressed the trigger with
stick dischargng the contents OF barrel into his
body. At first there was no indication that he had sue
cyedcd walked toward the hOus" but Just before
he reached the house he fell to the ground saying:
wish had not done IL
Drs. BOyart and Barns were summoned ana made
every the young man, who IN terrible
agony. Verify was young we'll thought of by his
companions. He was OF a good disposition generally,
but AT times subject to fits II uncomfortable anger.
II was but a short time that he seized gun and
threatened 10 shoot his mother lie is not expected TO
live
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
WHY MEN VIOLATE THEIR OATH

A paper on "0aths, Judicial and Promls-
sory was read Yesterday the Baptist Conference Wy
the Rev g. Clifford Nelson. OF Brooklyn. HIS oohclu-
slons were that the arbitrary custom OF mskng oAtt
now ia use Is repuguant to Christian cOmmunlty IL
conveys no deeper sense OF accountability than tue IN
dlviduaps loyalty TO truth requires and promotes as
position to falsehoOd The custom he regarded as eg
acy OF barbarisn when Oatbs intended to terrIy
the mind and excite the conscience They ara admins
tends to respect for God The oath OF Office has net
prevented New-Yotk Aldermen from violating thels
turned their pupits into rnstrums for venting their
views on agnosticsm Perjury 10 prevalent aud Is on
Increase OF the ID the lISht rebaIu
with which Oatus are taken
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
EXPERIENCES OF VESSELS AT SEA.

The ship Republic, which sailed from here for
Japan December 10, returned yesterday Soon after
sailing she met furious hurricane and was thrown on
her beam ends ana caused to leak She put into Ber-
muda and after temporary repairs sailed ON February
%. The second day out she was caught IN vI0lent
storm lost several sails her bulwarks Hooded her
cabin and forward house. and suffered other damage De-
sides being dryoa to the southwark OF Savannah
The Fairfield aud bark Loyast arrived after nav
hcrn in collision sunday. In dense fog; mo
Fairfield lost her forward hoadgear caheads ana DOW
prts the Loyast had her rail carried away auO sur
fered other damage.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23

T., a.. c, p,pI uroup Mr. Honriaues said OF certain
Transaction Put that down to Green Baism nv ~
comes 10 the same thing Mr. Bitcmah oSerrSau % np
remark and Immediately pfohounCou ~ 80 W. ra,nsed i'm.
man AN apology, and when IL wns
yltcd hi. opponen, to step out iuto tue streo ~ .ocn
maj Mr. Raemau showed much wlllngnessto accoi
modoie him that Mr. Henriqnes satisfied hluseh r
threats to drive Mr.. Batcnan from tne % poar
formal charges presented tho officers Of the bonru
4 fha
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
NOT CONCERNED IN CAUSING A BOYS DEATH

Walter j. Duffy, a schoolboy, was skating i'll
Tompkins Park on WashingtOns Birthday when he WAS
knocked down and received blow from which he died
few days after 1t charged that two boys OF wlO
owen C,rdeau was one Knocked Duffy down. kicked
him and tried steal his skates Cardean was placed on
trial yesterday charge OF mansaughter IN the Court
OF General sessions. Tt was proven, however, that
Duffy was accdenty knocked down and that Cardeau
Inln M In do T.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
HONEST JOHN" MURPHT'S BIRTHDA PRESENT.
Inhn NnrnhA the VOL. knnu-n trniu.-. -. L

JOHu murphy, lHt Ntll-hHONu trainer ana
driver trottng horses started his forty fh
Oh sunday Honest John" rs he l. called has MANI
friends aud some OF them thought they would give nm
"a good send OIL Every Sunday John goes down 10
"Gabe" Cases road house and spends there most of
the day When he arrived on his birthday he vas sur
prsed to see 80 many present He sill more sur
prscd when they presented him with a line suky Sn
taken abaok was lie that for i've minutes lie could do
nothing but twr the ends Of his mustache Then clear
ing his throat he said UHAcCu-tOmed am 10 pubitc
speakiEg-boys, let's take drink" The remarks were
considered 10 be masterpiece Of OratOry. Wa, re.
sponded heartily that johnny nuds that nine
teen bottles OF Mumms extra dry are charged to his
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
HOME Ne VS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Union Square Hotel-Juan Valera iydP3annnl spanish
Minister at Washington .....FUm Artnue no'elMoomI
grrssman William Whiting. OF MassachusetI%i '.
1obn Newton and General Wesley Merritt y. -
aud George b. Roberts. president OF me Ira
DaTepport OF Bath n. y; Major Joseph r. Lariey'
T. 8 Army. ana Iyude HARRISON OF pi,S S
AMI George b. Kem. of Philadelphia orr
Gnt,iNAttorncy.G General John =. Stockton, OF new
Jersey - Windsor H0tei-Ex-Mayor Samuel Z. ODn'
Of Boston and Colonel Samuel J. Tden, lr, OF New
lebanon n Y.....M James Hotel - OuterDrldge
M MlrYlalIn.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
NEW JEKsEY TOWNS.

PATERsOS.-wIlhain Allen at about 1870 a. yester-
day fired three shots at Charles Lee iquUr-seer Two
OF the balls took effect but Lee saved from iOus
inury the thickness of hts clothing Leo states that
he found MS wife IN company with Allen and persuaded
her to home. While husband and wife were walk
ing home together Allen begun TO fire.
EIIZABETI.-Mts Andrew Green whose husband is in
charge or eK gresham Amos Clarks large building
has been missing since Thursday Her husband left her
IN the Union station on that day and returning in
short time did not md her II feared that she is suf
fering from mental alteration.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
NEW ARK,

q, tho Catholic Institute Yesterday over 100 deiega
being present. Tue object OF the meeting wss hnougS
of the rIsh societies OF the state. III oue
TO promote the cause of Irish nationality resU,uV oa
W "a adopted that the convention should form p psn
nent organization subject to the call OF lne p,t
Joseph Atkinson of Newark. was eec'ed Th Kenuv
Horace Kenny OF Newark, vice president; JOhn
of Jersey City, treasurer. and vce-pres.'lso 49,.
elected from various counties OF the Stale Alase MASS
meeting was held In the evening.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
Jersey CITY

Alderman James Red. Of the Win District, has re-
signed His successor Will be chosen at the coming
spring election
Sneak thieves Sunday night climbed through sec,
story window Of thc house OF l. q. SccOr No 3Oe
PavOnia-ave, and stole $500 worth OF ofjewelry.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
TONG ISLAND.

souTHol D.-A scallop boat. with the name Jessie"
painted the and all sais set. was found ashore
Cedar Beach sunday IL II thought that the owner
was lost overheard and drowned.
FLUsHING-lhe house OF Mrs Mary Maher was dam
aged By fire yesterday 10 the amount OF l,oOo.
ORIENT.-The schooner Bessie Morris, bound from
Baltimore for Providence previously reported ashore AZ
Long Beach, hOated yesterday afternoon snd
TOW ed to New London for repairs
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23

JOHN c. WOODS CASE FOR THE GRAND JURY
The trtai of John C. Wool who WAS charged with
stealing the recOrdbUok OF the spring Valley Methodist
Church, did not take place yesterday. On saturday
Woods counsel succeeded ia having the case turned over
t Grand Jury the strength of argumeias tending
to that fair trial could not he had hefore Justice
Feuton. the church trial ended Saturday, and
Wood was found guilty OF INSTRUMENTATION and conduct
uubecoming a member OF the Methodist Church. Pastor
Ferguson reserved sentence Yesterday morning be an.
nouuCeG Woods expulsion.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23

one Of the mail bags which had been dspaehea iro
NsvY York for Boston on Saturday night ahj whioh mUto
transferred at stamford had beon stolen WINE "a
ON the Stamford platform for tho Boston tI;
Oice Inspector fIartshorn, Of Boston, Is inVesue""E
the theft.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23

The human body like good clock or watch IN ita
II too fast 50 follow all the
others and bad time results II ore organ or se OF Ofqsns
works mperiecty perYeron OF functional EFFORT OF all me
organs sure to follow II Is that the nume Gus all
ments which make wOmsns life miserable are the dlrect
issue OF abnormal OF the uterine system For All
that class Of symptOnsand every woman Knows
them there uniaing remedy Dr Pierces fay0Eie
Prescrlptlon" the favOrle OF The seI.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
MIR. REyRIoCEs oHIRoES lfR. RA1rv,y

William II. Henriques, who Is better known
Billy" Henriques IN Wall street aud In Oh Guard
military circles yesterday preferred charges II nue
corous conduct the floor OF the stock Exchange
against A. v. Baeman. OF the Arm OF Green 8atenan
The plant specifies that Mr.. Batemsn called him
liar and refused TO apologize when asked So The
stoIy en the street that VI saturday While standing
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
BOCKLAND COUNTY.

NYAcK.-Mr. and MIS-. Tuus butcher the yount
couple whose marriage last Thursday without th'
cor scent Robert Hart, the brides father created
such q stir returned to SyRck last evening II Is bc
eyed that Mr. Hart will be reoOneiled TO his daughte
and neW son-In.lAw.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
STATEN ISLAND.

RIcuMoND-There another hearing IN inc conten' CONF
of the VIII of Eliza Stahl Yesterday Willlsn bnrgn1ud
who married a niece OF the dead woman was ~
The onIg other witness Michael T. Iarkeh' Inv
page will case has been adj ourned without day.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23

LIQUID Bread is q refreshing, nourshng.
wholesome tonic that Is becoming popular drlnk with
both the sick healthy Its purity unquesonei Drug
giss and grOcer5 keep It,
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23

Burglars attempted to rob the store ~ prn-
kin q Levy 81 Cand,t Friday night T., bOiaI g.. BAG. a
PARTITION Dut they cut wiIC cct wh Ho.nc,
tC Protective CumgaaT. LoldN Alea TIE
lal and ,syed the property.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23

Men in uniform or citizens dress furnished
all kinds OF special duies receptions weddings door
duties at churches halls, speela watch etc. 1y Ulues
Electric Protective Company, BIS Broadwsy Ielepboho
call 81 Spring