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Notice 10 School Teachers.

NOelce 10 ScnOOl lcacncFS.
1t is possible that at the next examination
Of applicants for positions as teachers in the
public schools, something like the following
problems in Mathematics will be submitted by
the new Supcrincdcnt of Education. In order
to economizc the valuable time of the applicants
we give the correct answers TO each problem.
PROBLEM lST.
If Gal. of LOngman 4 Martinez Paint ut Sl.15
per Ga will require Gal. Of linsecd oil at tinc
per GAL to thin it to the proper consistency for
application, thereby making Gals of Paint,
what is the cost of the :! Gals Of Paint by the
Gallon? .IUSWeT'-Sl.E!.
PBOBLEM IND.
If | Gal. of other brands Of SO-cnUrd yOod
mixed Paint costs $l.75 per Gal, but will not
bear any addition of oil or turpcntne, what is
the difference per Gal. in cost, in favor of the
Longman& IL Martinez Paint"
InsWcT-51i per GdliOn
PROBLEM BIRD.
What would he the difference in cost in favor
Of the Longnan Il Martinez Paint, in the paint
ing of house that would require 20 Gals. Of
other brands of so-callcd good mixed Paint at
the prices mentioned? HnSwer-Sll.jO
REVIEW.
What does the foregoing teach in regard to the
l.. Il NJ. Paint? -insmcr-That it is the cheapest.
What is the testimony Of painters and property
owners with regard to it? -ln&mer-That it is
the best
An Alarming Case
OF Group can he relieved by Il dose or two Of
CamphclrS Cough Cure.
|. THAT HACKING; COUGH can beso quick
ly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it..
Sold hy MAY n MAY.
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Liver Complaint? Shilohs NitaliZcr is gllaran-
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= SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by
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/. CATARRlI CURED. health and sweet
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Price 80 cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold by
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). For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's Po-
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MAY.
i. SIIILOll'S COUGH and Consumption Cure
is sold by us on guarantee. 1t cures ConSIlInp-
ton. Sold by MAY Il MAY.
:. SlIILOIIS NITALIZER is what YOU need
for Constipation. Loss of Appetite, Dizziness,
and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and
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CHI'RCH NOTICES.

Episcopal--Rev. +. y. Joyner, Rcctor.-Mori
ing service, with tie Holy Communion, at
o'clock, and afternoon service at 4o'clock. Sun
dav-school at ; p. NJ. Bell rings 30 minute
before each service.
Presoyteran-Rev. II. p. English, Paste
Services next Sunday at II 4. NJ. and L.
Sunday school at ; p. NJ. Prayer-meetlng tf
morrow evening at O'Clock.
Methodist Eplscopal.-Rev. w. W. DAME
Pastor. Services next Sunday at II y. NJ. an
p. NJ. Sunday-school at , o'clock +. y
Prayer-meeting this evening at : o'clock.
Associate Reformed Presbyterian-Rev. j. {
Galloway, Pastor. Services next Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock. Sunday y-school at $50 =. NJ
the bell ringing at ; o'clock.
Baptist.-Rev. +. c. Hickson, Pastor. Sci
vices at Union next Sunday at II \. NJ. and /;
Yorkvile at p. NJ. Sunday school at ) L. VI
Praver-mecting this evening at o'clock.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-12-29
CANDIDATES FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE

CANDIDATES FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE
, T.. &. BEcKllAM.
r. W. CLAWSON.
W. f. ERWIN.
ROHERT W. HAMILTON.
JAMES K. KENNEDY,
". j. NEELI.
WM II. SMITH.
A. SPRINGS WlTIlEItS.
FsNlI J.. above candidates for Jl Di;E OF PRO-
4 BAT T. have compiled with the requirements
which rnlilr them To he voted for in the prilra-
rr election to be held in York county. on
THURSDAY. DEtEM BEL; :0TlI, lSSG. M
other nantes can be voted for Judge of Pruhar
and none others will br recognized in the clcr-
ton returns. Ii. u. Nl.:NN.
Chairman Democratic ES. Committee.
J"nN y. lNrrA Secretary.
December 20 - III
RETIREMENT or COUNTY BONDS.
COT NTH EOMMISSluNEItS OFFICE.
NoRKvIIL.E.S =. C., December II. lHSi.
HAl'BLIt' nutirc is hereby given that the Board
\ Of County commissioners for York county,
will receive proIrusaIS until - o'clock. NJ. on
WEDN NESnAN. the 9Th day OfJ \NI AIRY, lSS1.
for the purchase ut the lowest price ut which
they may he offered BONDS or YORK CDlN n
TN. and hrrnupon> thereon. issued in aid the
Chester and I.rnnir Narrow Gauge Railroad
/ Company. The amount To he purchased will he
of the value Of five thousand dollars, and the
said bonds may he offered in lots or otherwise.
It's huldcrS ma desire. by order of the Board.
JOSEPH y. STEELE Chairman.
J. B. ALLISON. Clerk of Board.
December ii 80 1t
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-12-29

VNTE desire to extend the compliments of the
w season to all our friends and customers,
and wish them happy and prosperous
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-12-29

We promise to do all in our power to help you
in the coming year, by selling our friends honest
goods ut their lowest market prices.
1t shall he our aim to extend our business by
fair dealing and we will give all those who pur-
chase from us
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-12-29
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Before Closing the Old Year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND'S UNCLE.

To the EdttOr or Fhe frtjnn'
SIR: In this days ISSUE under the head OF
"Tne Dead Uncle OF the President, in the name OF tho
Rev. Richard Falling Cleveland, is oil error 1t should
be Faley Tho Presidents grandmother was the dsush-
ter of Captain Richard Fslley. of Westheld. Mas" Cap
tain Falley got his title from commanding company OF
volunteers at battle OF Bunker Hill. which he gall
lany led into action aud continued to its end When
lad OF seventeen he volunteered to Join the troops
which Massachusetts sent to the French war, ABOUT
Lake George Here on picket duty, he WAS surpr sod
and taken prisoner by ths IN lians carrie by hom to
Montreal there purchased by the Frencn, EXCHANGED
aud sent home TO Masstchusetts wa Nova SCOTIA Cap
tam F.-y married Miss Margaret Hitchcock, OF Spring
uci, Mass. =. A.,
President CleveanP rs not visiting his uncle NJ Neal
may be consequences OF he and his broher refusing 10
let MS mother aud her ser have any OF the property
left by tnrr father Tho Rev. K. +. Cleveland was adj
this aud oDtain the snare duy on1ug
WIFE, but would not do u, aud replied that II
her brothers were unjust AS 10 withhold tnls from
their sister. no would not go TO law aboutit lie was
OF the very best OF mon. A. b.
Atic York. Sept 29, 1886
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
ILLITSRAOi IN SPAIN.


The standard Of education IN SPAN. according to consular
report just issued very low not 2IjO per cent of the popu
being write But here again progress
APPARENT according to tho atoss Statistics ploSneu
report by DTcctOr.General OF Public lDs""o'o"
there were no less than % 1872 public and $3.50 priNa..
primary schools In addition 10 the ABOVE rAoh po'
collegiate school IN which hlk"o'
prr-iibcd These colleges are we. snd
tho whole wanting III u a,,ns anu
zeal probably then inadequate SALARIES se
The ftuns ia. le,hts ~ "a.
supported the state io1 the sthy ." an,'t. o.,
the me arts INC
In the pnnr aui private primary schools are ueoOgy anu
moral WILING ar1tiiDtuc' ~ sniH"i, ISL
and history. geometry uiannE. mus.
dome size ,Ovniy nccdowOfk, e'u ID, tne "a"
1857. was tnano .onFHSuil
and an admirable scheme was eaOoiatcd io'
r.,.iuy m, very low standard PRIMARY instr uc
ton but reforms have been properly car H
DO SAID To be compulsory III THO iuu
meaning the Now however. under the present GOV
viii be spared To put INTO practice mo pro
above referred to WHICH, moreover ~ N
M, viii undergo aud Improvements unr
in. Parliamentary session II sIelt INA. uh.
urinary booOme more widely uhuseh Muu"
m fruiless aoNoopnelto OF homo minus
ries upon which must greatly depend spain mat. a
According Budget estimates Tor iooo' 30
s oi 900 ~ DO devoted " educatohA PURPOSES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02

ADAMs-On Friday October /. David Adams, At his late
residence l24 ~ Mar ks-aye.. Brooklyn.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BONNELL-On THURSDAY September 80, 1886. Alexander
BOnnen, the 62i year Of al,
and friends invited 10 attend the Funeral ssr
late residence. so Crescent Jefcy CITY
Heights, on Monday. october !, ati D. IN.
Kindly omit flowers
Interment al con venience OF the family
BOwEN-Ou Wednesday. September 90 1895, AZ hs resI
dence Hastings on Hudson, General James Bowen, IN thc
7bth Of his
Relatives and friends nvte 10 tttsnl the funeral SER
Carriages will be Hastings station 10 meet is
OF the o'clock train from the Grand Central Depot.
EvERIT-on Thursday. September 30. MIS- Elizabeth Ev
Funeral Georges Church. stuyvesant square
Saturday, october :, al III a. IN.
HAMMOND-At POughkeepsie. " Y. on Welnesily sep
30 1885, Colonel John L. Hammond Surgeon T. -
Army. retired. aged U5 years
The relatives and friends respectfully nye To- atieB
the funeral services saturday october = al hslast
O'CLOCK IN Christ Church. POughkeepsie.
RIDER-A Corn the ndsOn Thursday. Septsmhef
so, Cornell wdeo William H. Rider, ia tho ''ta
Of her
Funeral at the Friends Meeting House Al C0tn".
sunday. october s. IL ii A. m
enthusiastically Friday October J. lS-6. at New
Conn Mary Louise uOy. wife o Henry H. Rogers
Notice OF funeral hereafter
sMITH-At Troy Morris County New. Jersey. Thursday
morning. septenD so ls-d. W. H. H. smith, "a tic ivh
Funeral services his home, Monday October At p
sUTPHEN-At MorristOWn. NJ. October J. Christine -.
beloved wife OF Jacob l. ruiphen.
Funeral at ner late residence frnkyn place
> ~ Monday. Octobcri. ~
Barclay ami christopher sts ferries at IL O'Clock
WENDELL-On wednesday morning. tho Goth Inst. q
Cambridge Mashln County John wendell. Formerly ot
this city In his rom year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
THE R0U0B SIDE or sTRAMBOA ING.

From Ths 81. LOus Gl0Ds Democrat
This incident related Engineer Thomas Duffy OF the
Ed Roberts," had thirty five years experience on
the river and who TO my horror, said;
believe word OF IL. The murders OF roustsDouts
or deck hands by the lower rivers at that time we're
accumulated by the Wholesale Hundreds OF snch crimes
have occurred they have been common talk Out no Onca
alton has taken IL l. said that on te "h'h
before tue between 81 Louf amt N,w orleans over
nfty such committed and nobody ever pnsed
for them These pool fellows called roustTs ~ roust
bouts distinguish them from deck Names ono $40
When one offended the mate lie was invited GOWN INTO
the hold and that was the last Of him. 80
ould not Of the victims attract attention
Oh the too sharp oT that Dlet o wool
usualy id the and did quickly Then the body was
pushed through the ruddeT hole -
Have YOU ever Of these terrible crimes being en-
acted on any other boat '" -, 49,, -, ,.,,u
Yea In those days rvermen did great dea OF talking
ahont The = which IN the Red River trade running
between New. Orleans and Alexandria IL was very com
nn occurrence heI u ship seventy hVe rOustes Al
New before she reached Aetahda DuI ie" TO-
NAMED =,
"Why 700 guess. once while employed on a lower over
river b0at was startled night by the rush OF deck hama
past me called to hun ~ kno" what was the
III ia inst as well this other With these
word, he Jumped overheard He was pursued ny mate hSl
ened him saved his life, rs aerwsrd learned Nc
had reac he'd the shore / safety"
Ion il wac terrible those days but am happy 70 say
thi. condition OF longer exists Tue llie OF
was than slavery Out now thoJ Ao
treated something IKE human beings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
= EDWIN CONANr.

LOWELL, Mass, Oct. ii. Edwin COnant,
Of the late firm of Conant Smith. railway contractors
NewYork, died hero to-day In his hfty-ffh year. He
began life as clerk TO the Senate Committee on Post
Offices and Post Roads during Pierces administration.
Just previous to tho Mr.. Conant was engaged In
the construction OF railroads in Florida Al the close
the war; with II. Kimball. OF Atlanta,
and Others he constructed railroads In the South and
West. In 1879 he became associated with tho late
Colonel ]. Condit Smith, under the namo OF Conant
Smith. This firm built the Chicago and Atlantic Rail
road the present Chicago connection OF the Erie road
Mr. Conant twice married. He leaves three ohil-
dren by his first wife, who a Miss Rutherford. OF
Middlebury, Vt His second wife. who Miss Lee
ward OF the late Charles L. Frost OF New York. sur
wives him. His home at Elizabeth. n. j. For up
ward OF a year past he had been in failing health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
BREEZY CAuPAIGN JOURNALI>M
RrPrRucAN POLICY IN INTERCHANGEABLE.

REPUBLICAN POLICY IN NRw-UAMPSHIRE
Here is the vivacious announcement OF cam
Daign edition by The Concord MORitOr Ii is lively
enough to have come from the pen Of " ilam L.
Chandler himself:
THIS morning edition viii be devoted almost sivcy
pol,l ARTICLES IL viii advocate the
u hMes H. Sawyer. the Republican candidate Tor
OF hsIn n ~ es ami jacob H. GalngeT, the Republican
cabelAtes O AbcIs OF Congress, tho ltc
Candidates iOI Tue various state county Offices VIII
support anu iePIstht lie principles embodied
form o. Tie republican state hi, COZ on
twill advocate w!l especial vigor prime pe OF potec
labor. winch iv ~
men beers OF 90 10
nj Ten hour abolition lie furt.e ,,o'''e
for the elevation
as NAV demanded and ~ the ana fainf
Of the prOhDitOry liquor law on
sutton IL win vigorously oppose the election of Thomas COS
Ge the Democratic candidate for Governor who pledged u,
election 10 Dill O' repeal lho pobOrV
sfsiue Of Luther r Mckinney and lllam w Bailey, he
candidates members OF Congress who
btled Dy party platform TO support the hOIson free
trade bin nOW pending tie National House OF hpfcsent
stiyes candidates Tor Saie Senators
in the proceed 10 egalze Tie liquor trac ana
10 give its attendant The sanction
and OF II will oppose no less vigorously t!c
Candidacy Wentworth the so called but nisc
Prohb nominee Go, ana all other
preender. once seekers ana thfi parry
iDerant political adventures and neicfnaIes WHO e
Through personal spite greed gain have announced e
purpose the miserable guise Of prohibition oIgah
hon. the Democratic party in t ubhoy Nh
ppon Temperance and morality. ana IN ia wicked crusade
against tho aud children and TIC homes OF Now
Hampshire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
OBITUARY.
ATTENDANT Won HUELsEN.

THE TRIBUNE of yesterday contained intelli-
Rence Of the death In Berlin OF Major Huelsen who
for many years had held the post Of Tntendant or
Directors Of the Royal Theatre Of Prussia
others familiar with tho operate andtheatrcal Affairs
OF Prussia surprised but not astonished at the
Major Won Huelsen sn old man and had been
seriously broken In health for years. His loss will
probably be deery der ored In military and court
circles In artist, He military and
his appointment exception to the rule, which had
long prevailed In Prussia Of Killing tho position Of In
tendsnt OF the Royal Theatres with literary who
mad merted the honor OF their abors In behalf
OF the stage. The appointment was an unfortunate
thing for the tBern Opera especially, which under Won
Hue.ens management sunk to level which would die
baps, ought be shared bv Emperor william. who takes
Interest in the lyric drama and seldom attends per-
az the Royal Opera unless II be 70 see ,aet
Won Huelsen knew and catered to the wretohed taste
OF the Emperor and his COURT 40 leaves an establish
men which contains plenty OF handsome women but no
singers and which was capitaly hit on by Won Buow
few years ago. when In fit OF rage hs publicly de-
scribed 1t the Circus Huesen." The incident excit-
cd deal Of attention at tho time and though Won
Huesen had power enough to iniure Won Bow's pres
tiye IN Germany by airayng the directors OF ali The
Court Theatres against him. the causc musician turned
the laugh his puissant adversary by publishing an
open letter to RenS, ths famous circus owner apollo
gzns to him for having associated tho name OF Won
Huesen with honorable profession It 10 only too
true that in his selection OF artists the dead lnendant
was otener guidet BY the personal CT ap
OF this he also many notable singers from
being heard by tho Berliners. Madame Materna has
never had opportunity 10 sing even a briet star
engagement In Tho Royal Opera and the only reason that
anybody out OF Won Huelsen for this strange
ner's music was too fat" The detection OF Madame
Lucca few years ago and Fraulen Lehn ann last spr9s
credit wss aus s nEs and
Frauen Lehman expressed It in letter to 10 Idge-
Ola" Of BsIn she grew weary after SINGING Rsrn cSsS
against Wagner doubtless his death will open the DOORS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
SHERMAN CALLS DAVIS A TRAITOR.

General w. T. Sherman, with his family, is
stopDing At the Fifth Hotel The General LOOKS
hale and robust and but for an annoying cough, con-
siders himself In excellent health. When asked
lsst night II he would make any reply
20 the open OF Jefferson Davis to J. T. Schar he
Mary and historian, IN which General sherman Is ne-
oiared DO falslher the General said with empha-
sis: - -,
"So deoidedly no. The matters touched upon by
Davis were settled In the newspapers TWO years ago. yes
and some OF them twenty-five years ego. DRViss
record and mine known, and from IN III the people
can draw their conclusions Davis's own BOOK SHOWS
him to a traitor Ills letter is altogether beneath my
contempt" , ia, a., 49, .
Upon political questions the General SAID ~ am
private citizen do not bother WIFE pnbic al
fsirs am gong to ST. Louis to keep engagement
After thar shall settle the winter here ana devote
my sell 70 ENJOYING my leisure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02

n o.t Omce Nouce.

(should be read pAiLi W al I-'V'0''0'" ~ n ny ~
cur Al a tine.l
Latter, tor foreign countries neoi not be specially es
,r .cn Oy lEy except whon u - To-
are, 10 U~nAns aud cOn note~a loo oAs
SPECIAL. addressed Oelus seat W n' "sse's -
aysnaOia
Eor,tgu mails for week euiing OCTOBER VIII
nRoAPil Ia all cases. al tns once as iO4i0"s
s.rutkpAl AT a Europa per steamship AntaA
lleteEs Tor France ot4 many &c, h-,
lac alr.cted per AuAua -" At AN Og Ffanoo lieb P'e
u.r .transnip klUa VIA southampton and nseu'.n ~
M loI Belgium drecL pei steamship isl, LISA, - y
ss.rY, tleter, directed per NAP u@a" ~ y
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tletters 90 diroc1oi PSF Seii'tAui y
.o 1r tn, Islands per steamship tif
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srSDAY-At D. m Tor bsueheius. per s"ams"p - -
Miner. from NcwOr
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.uou sau rranclscol eloso nero octooci = Al IN
Mails o4udwiss Islands pei slelht-ip -sAlA"
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Mails Tor AusIAlL. h9w-Lcaanl SANDWICH fui ani
samoan lslauds per steamship Alameda lrVn aan
csco close OcOOer 10 ~ n lot GA sttNti AZ
New. orr steamship Celtic WITH BRUSH mNis TOT Aus
trsl,al Mails Tor society lsaais poe sap Gay "
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N IN MANS CUBA Oy tail - Tampa flA, anl M.n.e
ty steamer hey West klA close AZ this oiao H4uy
al 2;3OA IN
1.-The schedue closing OF Trans Pacific mails arranged
nm the their uninterrupted overland transit 70
An Malls tho last arriving on iAk al sAa
the day VI sallns o steamers afe 1'ehsa
'"'"'e WV ' HENRY q. PEARSON, Postmastsa
Post once Sew.york. \. ~ September "a 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
TO TRY LARGER ELEorRro moron.

The Daft Electric Motor Company preparing he
experiments the Ninth Avenue Elevated Road where thcy
were conducted last spring During the summer MI DATA
experimenting the % larger motas
used. IL VIII be the largest cleo
trio motor OF this kind that has yet been built and viii repro
sent about 1873 The used In the spring
could and weighed nine tons
Tho experiments with It, Manager Hawkesworth wore
entirely satisfactory showing the practical working OF the
motor but Il not sufficiently powerful II could pail tw9
easily steam motor but more than that
down tits expected that the new motor Will draw four %
I'VE readily the present engines do Tho motor
will placed Benjamin Franklin aud series of
experiments will begin week Before tho end 81
the month Mr. Daft expects have everything ready for
public trial OF the motor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
SERGEANT GEORGE g. p BRADFORD.

NEw-BEDFoRD. Mass, Oct. 1 (SpeciaD.-
Ordnance-ssrgeant George g. p. Bradford. U. s. A.,
who had charge OF Fort Tabor this city, since the close
Of the war; died yesterday OF spopexy Sergeant Brad
ford enlisted In the army in Boston In October 1s46, at
the age Of twenty -four years. He was assigned to
Company OF the LIST Artillery and served rs clerk
until appointed corporal He served at the siege OF
Vera Cruz and In battles OF Cerro Gordo Contreras
and Cherubusco While on garrison duty a. Vera Cruz
he pon ted post sergesnt-major and was acting
sergesnt major Arriving 1t New-York later no was
appointed first sergeant OF his company He took part
In the campaign against the Semin0les and aso served
In Texas After the OWL broke out he was FOR some
time drill at Fort Hamilton and later had charge
Of the non-commissiOned officers school 1t Fort
Warr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
SIZE ZELDA MON OFFICE.

Uhv dear SAID Mr. TopnOody his wife, as he started
~ town ,hs morulng this /, Masonic day with u.s. GDd
"a am TO attend tie meeting OF the General Grand Council oil
the ROYAL and Select Masters Will not DO home 10 dinner
and NAV not even be until far INTO tho night so do not DO
alarmed by my We will be very busy you Know
R Oh You will will your replied Mrs TOpnoody firing up
"The Grand Council Of The koy al and Select
Ia IN And you'll DE cut I'll late !"
Yes m dear" he answered. gently -. 81,
E.Sy You mean she snapped. Well on; but let
me- I'll YOU Topnood r. that SPECIAL Grand Council
-, ha nyi ,na select NJ right the house, anu I'm
the ~ p o. o. NJ aud the b. 7. o. d. NJ and the r. ~ "
40 .u me res OF the meeting. and II you come pOkns
r"und that night.atch your watch Key at a. a. nv
ma 10 wind up look, dd once before II come
,arxn and hail with grand chapter on wives
rgns that viii make think that you nave oesn ,1Ht
o., a. Tor month. hear Now. 30 bnt dOn YET lhe
fTytties gel 10 your memory yOu'u Je sorry iOt ~
Mr. Topnoody Dc ked up hat and wentaway silently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
DEAD ~ BED FOR SEVERAL DAYS.

Margaret M,agher age fory.Gve lived In room on the
first door No Alb West Forty arstsL and kept few
groceries SALE Her only companion black cat She
place for several years though little was
known about her She thought TO have considerable
money and lived the life miser In August her daughter
deny and under circumstances ana Mrs
Meagher suspicion No evidence could be
found 20 mp,cate aud she was discharged since hen
kept roOm the cat. going out except
buy wsey Yesterday tho landlord went 20 her place To
found the doors closed lie broke open
9 and found the woman lead on the bed She
evidently days her Ooy was do
ciyed Beside her on a empty whiskey bottle
fingers cnched around IT, The al had been locked
In the loom and the door opened faI
No OF her money could DO found by Deputy
IaplAn