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The Portland daily press., 1886-01-22
Railroad Receipts.

PORTLAND, Jan. Il. 1856.
Received by Maine Central Railroad-Fer For or
and rs cars miscellaneous merchandise IoI con'
Meeting roads N carsI miscellaneous nerehan-
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New York Stock and Money Market.
rRv TaIaOranh

NEW YORK, Jan. 81, 1sse.-Money on 1,u call i
continues easy at 1g2 per cent cnr.
tinues dull and firm; actual business at 9oS
for 6O-day bills and 80 for demand posted rates
eminent bonds are active and firm. State PONDS
have been neglected. Railroad bonds q9iet pat
was dnli and strong and so continued to the close,
final figures being about the best of the day for
active stocks.
gated 376 .672 shares.
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The Wool trade continues steady and llTm WIN
a moderate demand. Stocks are held Win conn a u
hoid If purchases can only be made at extreme
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Monday night between Exchange St.
and Atlantic pocket a bS 06e so W IN re-
@ sum Of Money S9 sysy ane 81 ATLANTIC ST
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xx7ANTED-Situation as order cook: ADDRESS
w s M BATCHELDER, Auburn, Maine. 19-l

Everybody who wants to test Ine
w merits of Mrs. Aliens instantaneous y Sdo o,,
Remedy TO call at w. w. WHIPPLE CO. dfug
Store Market Square, before February Isl, ana
oet a samnIe bottle free OF charge. III
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.sBread is the staff of life" and good bread eau
alwavs be made by using the Congress Yeast Pow-
der WHICH was never known to spoil baton OF
flour
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Foreign Ports.

BATH-Sld goth. brig Kodiak Preble, Booth
hay tn load ice for New York,
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n OsT-sunday evening, between the Eastern
IL Depot and the corner OF Emery u aS Of eVs
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
them at THIS OFFICE. IT.
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Boston Stock Market.

tBy Telegraph
The following quotations of stocks are received
daily 90
Mexican Central :....:.-.''' 99oIs
Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad pref. 90
do com. 49,
New York and New England Railroad. .;;SSSS4s
Belle Telephone.
Eastern Railroad. '.--'... ~
Eastern Railroad 6s-..,.
Boston & Albany Railroad ...........- '."!aS
Rnstnn Il Maine Railroad. ............ ....Ioo
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New YORK Mining Stocks.
srio,+or cattle Market.

For the week ending Wednesday Jan. 20, 1856.
Amont of stock at market-Cattle 1890 head |;
sheen and Lambs 1885; Swine 10,860; Veals
G5; Horses IA; number Of Western Cattle tie 14lo;
Northern and Eastern Cattle, Cows, etc, $50
Prices of Beef Cattle y 100 lbs, live WelghtsZ
Extra quality at 5 1896 90; first quality at 121$
( 621h second quality at A 2595 90; third qua
ity 8 50G4 1919 poorest grades OF coarse oxen.
Bulls. etc, 3 00@3 371a
Brighton Hides SC p ID.
Brighton Tallow &c " ib.
Country Tallow pa C y ID.
Country Hides 7i9712c
Calf skins 10c ~ fb.
Sheep and Lamb skins 259l 90 p skin. WV
Working Oxen-Only few pairs IN market. we
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HOTEL DIRECTORY.

HOTEL DIRECTORY.
Embracing the leading Hotels at when the DAILY
PRESS may always be found.
AUBURN.
ELM HOUSE. Court St.-W. S. s. A. Young, Pro-
pii0'O.'' BATH.
SHANNON'S HOTEL.-Jerry Shannon, Proprie
BATH HoTEL-C. NJ. Plummer, Proprietor.
BETHEL.
BETHEL HOUSE-W. F. Lovejoy s. Son, Pro-
BOLsTER's MILLS.
HANCOCK HOUSE-M. Hancock, Proprietor.
BOSTON.
QUINCY HOUSE, w. johnson s. Co., Proprie
AMERICAN HOUSE, Hanover st-L. Rice s.
Son, Proprietors.
BRUNSWICK.
P. s X. DINING ROoMS-W. R. Field, Proprie-
CANTON.
CANTON HOUSE-N. L. MANDS, Proprietor.
HIRAM.
Mt. CUTLER HoUsE-Freemam Pugsley, Proprl-
CORNISH VILLAGE.
LINCOLN HOUSE-C. L. Woodbury., Proprietor.
CALAIS.
AMERICAN HoUsE-M. D. Gardiner, Proprie-
tor.
CORNISH.
DAVIS HOTEL-M. B. Davis, Proprietor
ELLSWORTH.
HANCOCK HOUSE-George Gould, Proprietor
EASTPORT.
PAssAMAQUODDY HOUSE-T. H. Buchanan
Proprietor.
GRAY HoTEL.-C. E. Whidden, Proprietor
LEWISTON.
DEWITT HOUsE-Quinby s. Murch, Fropiie'O4''
MACMEAs.
EASTER HOTEL-E E. Stoddaru, Iiopii0''1
MECHANIC FALLS.
CORPS UoTEI-P. r. Cobb, Proprietor.
NORRHDGEWOCK.
D,NEoprH HOUSE-C. Danforth, Proprietor
PORTLAND.
CRY HOTEL, Corner of Congress and Green SITS.
w Robinson. Proprietor.
FSI MOTH HOTEL, Corner Of Middle and I'm
ion Sts'-J X Martin, Proprietor.
PFRRY'S HOTEL lit Federal ST.. G. Perry,
PF FFIgfiES'H HOUSE, Congress st.-M. S. Gibson,
Proprietor
U. S. HOTEL, Junction of Congress and Federal
Sts.-McDonald Il Newbegin, Projectors.
RAYMOND VILLAGE.
CENTRAL H0USE-Wm. H. Smith, Proprietor
SACCARAPPA.
PREsUMPsCOT HoUsE-W. S. Pratt, Proprie-
sKOWHEGsAN.
CoBURN HOUSE, Robert WHaines, proprietor
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RAILROADS.
Portland and Ogdensburg R. R.
avn WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Commencing Monday, Got 5, 1895,
nntiI fnrther notice Passenger Trains VIII
Leave por,Innd as follows: 900 n. M, Ior
Enbyans, Beahlehsn. Lisi.s.oes g. 5oSns
ter, Woodsyiiie, moa,or. swnntOn,
Ogdensbarg, and all points on connecting
lines. at,ta
stations
ARRIVALS.
1910 n. M, fIom Bartlett and way stations.
5.55 ID. M, from swanton, Burlington anu
all points on through line.
j. HAMILTON, Snyt:
October 3, 1885. oc3dd
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r.osr AND FOUND.

Y Osr-On Congress ST., a leather hand bag
containinS q rocket book in which was a
small sum Of Money The finder will be rewarded
bv leaving at THIS OFFICE. 1o-I
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One of the leading London tnetallists dr xin fe
Wanchester November Handicap. He told Ms
dream to his friends and was laughed az for lhe
second time he dreamed the same ana aga q th ne
fifteenth century But for the third time me me
dream came This was too much ana, t qlsoa borse
alf ~ Which he handed over to his better hall ior
i nek, win or lose, and backed him again fo OF
another thousand His fayorite song Is DOW,
me dream again. as he is abont *1z'ooo lionoi
than at the opening of the season.
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to know that snntn M street D IL
+roatn,ent IF eorns outgrowng joints and ingroyWy
inc nails Outgrowing joints a speelaoi'yc h. W
ca1l AT residence if desired without extra ct 90 g
Corns removed for 20 cents. - o.
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WIT AND WISDOM

spa - said Olivia. 1--WE ought TO have a Their
,oometer in the house We DON'T"
There, now" shouted the old man. WIN w do anf
@r 10 hear another word about 1t. II We mad
one. We couldn't talk through it, Lem dasklns
had one put in his house nigh month ago. al
he's hoIiered himself hearse, an they've nign
abont Starved to death, tryin to order their gro
ceries through it. No good, tell ye."-Burdette
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NOR sALE-One of the finest and best es-
Il tablshed job printing Offices, run by steam
power, doing a big cash business with orders ie[s
rent. fne onening for man with capital that I'M
derstands the business. COOPER STEVENS,
No, 3 fremont Row, Room 16, Boston Ill
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FROM OUR CORhhSFVNUHNI'
BOOTHBAY Jan 2o-Ar, brig Kodiak, PreDle,
Bath, to load ice for New York; schs Emperor,
Brewer, Portland; Marcia Bailey Cole, 90 1of
Addison.
PORT CLYDE, Jan 19-Ari schs Nellie P ;;,id
Corbett, st John, NIB, for New YORK; Llilie H.
Finley and Lynx, Finley, do for do: -, NC
Jan 20-Ar, Sch Acara, Harper, CORVALLIS Ms
for Boston ~, su por+
land. with shocks, dragged ashore here to-day on
the eastern side OF the barber and at the eDblng
ui the tide fell off a rock and broke ru9der pose
and tore off shoe, She now lies IN a Dad posllioh
and may fill with water next food.
MASSACHUSETTS parties to build foul- nasted schr
Of HOO tons Work will be commenced at once
and the vessel will be off next June.
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yxTANTED-Every one to know that the ELE E
w CANT STEEL LINED LEATHERoID IKGNNkhSS'
manufactured by the LEATHEROID MAHDFAC..
TURING CO. Kennebunk Me- are d t1e hSWR ard
strongest and bests trunks IN the MoIlu. .sne
trunks for commercial travellers, delivered, any
where in New England. Send for lllustrateq % elr-
nnlar JthlONoH
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Foreign Exports.

LIVERPOOL. Steamship sardinisns-- ~ e
bush peas 28,655 do corn e39,s53 fss meats oO'
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urANTED-Al lady of experience wishes "a e
w situation as nurse. Apply IA MEOn5A1t i
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
PORTLAND WHOLESALE MARKET.


PORILAND.st dh' "a LOU
The following are to-day's closing quotations for
Flour. Grain. Provisions, &C.:
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ENOOND LlIPsb ppfos for S1OO at HARRIS'S
GA1G 81 Fa9 51s Congress ST., opposite Mechanics
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OF CANADA.
CHANGE OF TIME.

CHANGE OE AAMEs
n, and after MONDAY, Oct. ~, 1855,
trains will run as follows;
DEPARTURES.
Far Auburn and LewistOn, 7.O5 a. m,il.l5
'iI Eo S Ssarham. Z 20 am. and f. 0oP; m mixed;
For Gorham, Montreal and Chicnso,i'So
p m.
For Quebec, 1.S0 p. m.
ARRIVALS.
From Lewiston and Auburn, s.25 a. n
1906, 3.15 and $50 p. m. I'm m
From Gorhan, $40 a. m. ana f'Vo r. "'''
mixed. ,oorm
From Quebec, 1905 p. m. ,,..,.
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars on nlgnL iIat al an al,
Parlor ears on day train between forS"n" al
Montreal.
TICKET OFFICE;
IS Exchange ST., and Depot Foot Of India Street.
TICKETS SOLD AT REDUCED RATES
TO
Canada, Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee,
Cincinnati, 80. LOuis, Omaha, sagi-
nav, 50. Paul, salt Lake City,
Denver, San Francisco,
and all points in the
Northwest, West and Southwest.
JOSEPH HICKsoN, General Manager.
VIM. EDGAR, G. 7. A.,
oc12dtf j. STEPHENSON. Supt.
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One Hundred Dollars Reward.

THIHE Consolidated Electric Light Gonpsn Io vi
fers one hundred dollars reward " a1 1 o o,
who shall secure the detection and arrest Vi siy
person or persons guilty OF manGS aS III -
ferina IN any way with the lshts poie' ~ T os u
said company "eAAuu
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The Wool Market.

| live weight ,.,4o,,ons
/ Swine@Western fat hogs are costing butchers
l@41ac % ib live weight landed at the slaugh-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

LOR sALE-A great variety of real estate,
Il farms, &C, for sale or exchange; business
GUS manufacturing business; desirable lodging
houses too numerous to mention; also have farm
to exchange for lodging house, personal properly
real estate. COOPER & STEVENS, NO. .
fremont Row, Room 16, Boston. III
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urANTED-A capable girl to do genera
w homework. Enquire at 179 CUhpE1n
LAND STREET. 80
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Many of the leading physicians OF Louissiiie anu
tho Southwest chew Colgan's Tafy Tolu and rec
emmend it to their patients.
The Portland daily press., 1886-01-22

Az, ANTED-Baker House. AS good day boaru
w as can be found for the price; twenty-n1 Nv
cent dinners specially; also one room 10 1e1'
BAKER HOUSE, % Free ST. ~
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-23
LITERARY NOTES.

THE JEWISH ALTAR, by the late John
Leightoo, ID, is a highly vsluat lie
work on Old Testament typology. 1t
is written with singular clsarness,
concisensss and pa'nstaking care. 1t
is timely and Sc'ip ural coutr butt IN
to the bet er understanding of the tit.
ual uf the Jewish altar service. Ire
authors views conf ct with the com.
mon Interpretation of much Of The
Mosaic ritual, and h.. supports them
with reasociug and Scripture that it
win be difficult 10 flute. Pub list ed
by Funk & Wegu alls, New York, and
foe sale by Graves & Mshafey, this
city.
THE DEATH OF HEwFIK PAsHA is
story that cl.ims to be based on fact.
Whether imaginary or essentially
truthful, the narrative, or Comics
sion," as it is called, is highly inter-
es,ing, not 10 say excl log. 1t will
serve to recall the mystery and excite.
ment caused some years since by the
assassination of Hewfk Pasha, ex-
Prime Minister of the Snltsn. This
claims to nsrrats the circumstances
which led 10 t. the murder and to be
the confession of the person who did
the deed. Published by Funk & Veg
nails, New York, and for sale by
Graves & Mahsffsy, this city.
"THE VISION OF GOLD" and other
poems of Lillian Rozell Mssseng
have been published in very hand
some style by G. P. Putnam's Sons,
New York. Of Mrs. Messengers abil.
ity it ia not necessary for us to tel the
readers of the APPEAL anything. In
these columns she first essayed the
flights of fancy that have eliminated
in this volume so rich in the fluff |.
ment of the promise OF her earlier
years. The friends of the fair poet,
who are q host scattered 10 ali the
country round about Memphis, should
possess a copy Of this volume as a re-
minder of one whose genius for verse
they encouraged 10 soar to the heights
it has reached and beyond. 1t may be
ordered of Mansford, on Main street.
"0UTING," not content with sending
Thomas Stevens on a bicycle to "c)r-
cumwhee" the world, has just dis
patched ano her spt cial correspondent
to the Arctic ocean, for the purpose of
travelling through the heart OF Russ
from Archangel to the Crimes, James
r cation, fer this is the name OF this
venturesome individual, has made
many extraordinary journeys in al
corners of the word, Dut this trip is
likely to eclipse tnem all. he has
constr cted species of tricycle. which
can be converted into bed at night,
anu can carry hun in most difficult
places. One of his objects is to show
how cheaply long journeys can be
made. He is to be gone 100 days and
his travelling expenses ere to be with
in 500.
'THR DWELLINGS OF THE LONDON
Pooh" are made the subject of a sug-
qestive article in The July number of
CdssePs Family Magazine, ba'ed upon
information from well known worker
among them. "Ths Garden in June"
is full Of practical hints, but has no
ideally pretty illustration Tue legend
Of "a Danish Hero" is given with
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-23
FOREIGN FLASHES.

PARIS, June 22.-The Senate, it is
believed, will pass the expulsion bill
by majority OF len.
BERLIN, June 22.-The Crown Prince
of Japan yesterday had an interview
with Prince Bismarck.
LONDON, June 22.-Dar iel Douglss
Howe, the spiri'ualst. is dead. He
was sixty-three years Of age.
MADRID, June 22.-Congress, by a
majority of 200 votes, his declared
that no goverum. MT of Spain will ever
give autonomy 10 Cuba.
LONDON, June 22.-Dispa'che re-
ceived this afernoon firm Weimar,
where it was reported ths Abba L;sz;
was i'll aud dying, ate that he is inn
proving
LONDON, June 22.-The floods are
increasing at S.esis, Bohemia and
Hungary. Some deaths are reported.
The damage is enormous. Rain is
still falling. The Prussian Laudtag has
voted $4,000 r the relief Of the suf-
ierers by the Vistula floods.
MONTREAL, June 22.-The large ma
val store of Wilson, PAtter, on & Co.
is on fire. Over 1000 barrels of tar and
oil ere in the building. There is no
hope Of savi G the place. The st ore
is situa'ed in Griffin own, the heart
Of very popu'ous section of the city,
aud great fears ere entertained for the
houses in the neighborhood, tie occu-
pants Of which are busily engaged in
removing their effects. The loss wilt
be very large.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-23
pORrENr OF COMING EVENTS.


Among the numerous signs which
show that a reform OF our laundering,
unsystematiC tariff must come, no.
ticeable one appears in quarter Of
all others probably the least looked
for II is in the sugar trade of Louisi-
aua. Recently the New o leans press
announced that one of the refining
companies in New Orleans had pur-
chased $500 tons of sugar from the
Sandwich Islands for the purpose OF
refining it and putting it upon the
market. The Louisiana crop OF sugar
"A mere fraction OF the amount the
United States consumes-affords but a
very brief sseson for the operations OF
the sugar Tefueries. By purchasing
literally Of the sugar of the South sea
island that is admitted free OF duty
into the United States, the rehneries
may indefinitely extend the sea-
sons operations, keep their ma.
chinery at work, and give
employment to labor with good op.
portunity Of permanency. The adj.
vantage OF such a proceeding must be
apparent to every unbiased mind.
Even the Picdy1's, obstinate stickler
as II is for the protection that does
not protect, says; "Any importation
OF foreign sugars to this city for REIN
ing purposes, after cur crop is about
exhausted, is decided benefit to this
city, increasing its Importance as a
sugar mart, and giving employment to
large number Of people and indus
tries, who would otherwise be out Of
employment at the close Of our usually
too short seasons" This purchase Of
Hawaiian sugar is practical carrying
out OF the principle upon which Nor
rlson sought TO construct the bill
which Congress has treated so con
temptuously. This sugar is "raw
material" to the refiuer, and TO pre-,
pare it for market employs the refinery
and its laborers. II wool, and hides,
and lumber, aud other raw material
the Morrison bill would have sd-
mitted free of duty, had been allowed
TO reach the hands of manufacturers,
how many suffering laborers now
without work would be plenti
fully RnppGed 1t is a Iemarks
BILE thing to see this Morn.
son principle carried into practice
by a Louisiana sugar manufacturer,
lille Congress declines even to b. mil
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-23
TOuCH AND GO.

Sp te aud bitterness is pouring out
like myriad streams from Alpine
shows, because the Morrison bill was
called up for initial action in Con-
gress, The monopolist, make the
tariff as it sands fetish. 1t is some
thing too solemn and too sacred to be
approached with other than reveren-
tial steps. The protection press is
pouring out bitter anathemas upon
those who favored the Morrison bill
with their votes. Is this because the
monopo'iss really believe that our
tariff as II stands is perfect? They are
not 80 ignorant, but they know that
when cause is too weak to be sup
ported reasonably, the only course left
is bullying and buster, and the
church in the middle ages could not
outrival the burst Of ansthema now
issuing from monopo'ist councils, con-
sistories and inquisiions, Why this
oatpoutiug Of unrighteous indigna-
tioo2 Because the monopolist knows
that the tariff, as it stands, is a row Of
brick set endways. Touch one brick
and on the movement goes. There is
no foundation, and the crazy, topping,
shaking, quatinR, unbalanced mo-
nopoly tariff will, as the sailors say,
"come down with a run"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-23
.0RGlLL BROTHERS & CO.
AVERY and MITCHELL COTTON SCRAPERS
AVERY WALKING ICULTIVAToRS,
HANDLED and EYE COTTON HOES.
GRAIN CRADLES, GRASS SCYTHES. ETC.
Pumps, Machinery Fittings and Pipe.

music for it. A Family Doctor writes
OF "Climate;" A. u. S. of "rhe Ameri-
can Office-Seeker;" and Edward Bad
bury OF Beauty in Unlikely Places"
taking Ruskin to task for his foolish
objection TO pretty railway stations.
There are helpful suggestions sb)ut
dress and the dinner table, and The
Gatherer" teens with discoveries and
inventions. The fiction consists OF a
"Wiltul Young Won an" Gideon
GIasper's Temptation" and liar
loves Helpmate." John Stut 1T
Blackie contributes ZONE good verses
on "Athe 'sn," and all the illustrations
are pretty"
THE niece of Thomas Carlyle, Mrs.
Alexander Carlyle, dissatisfied with
Nj. Froude's work ss her uncle's liter
airy executor, entrusted oil The Carlyle
pap ers 10 Prof. Charles Eliot Nor on
OF Harvard College, To dispel false
opinions OF Carlyle's ature and tenn
per, which he thinks we're misreL re-
Sc ated by the Course which Froude
followed, the American editor has
published two volumes OF Carlyle's
correspondence and now completes
his work by collection of his per-
tonal "reminiscences Of Carlyle and an
arrangement OF Ffoude. The temper
OF tue article is calm and judiCiou',
but it certainly sets forth Car yle in a
lig1t which will be new to many, and
places Mr.. Frouds in an uDre liable
position. So grave are the charges
that they must be rsfuted by fscts
not now known to the general public,
or Mr.. Froude must suffer greatly in
his reputation for ospdor and literary
honesty as a friend aud editor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-23
ISIDOR SEBERSKY
Would he Happy with Either We're
TOther Dear Charmer Away.

ELMIRA, N. Y, June 22.-Gossips
are wagging their tongues over the
story of broken engagement, the de-
tails OF which are slowly coming TO
light and interesting everybody in the
city. Cards have been out for some
time announcing that Istdor Sebersky
and Miss Ash were to be married next
Wednesday, but no Y it is thought the
ceremony will not take place. Sc
bersky, a tall, good'looking man OF
twenty eight, up to a year ego was a
member of the Fl tm OF Sebersky Bros,
clothiers, in Water street. Since then
he has removed TO New York and
gone into the wholesale clothing bust
meas in Broadway.
An acquance sprung up between
him aud Miss Ash, whose father was
member OF the firm OF Ash Bros.,
dry goods m rcbant+, at No. 274 Sixth
avenue. Sebersky's attentions soon
became marked, aud the couple were
eDgag I'd to be ma ried. Everything
seemed to be Roine on mes, smoothly.
Ga las. Monday, however, Mrs Sc
bersky, Is'do'e's mother, died, and he
came TO L mira to attend the funeral,
Miss Ash and her father accompany
ing him in references to the funeral
made by the local papers, the fact OF
the engagement was published, and
out OF this came thunderbolt; for it
appears that It attracted the attention
OF Miss Thompson, who lives in the
Fourth ward, to whom, 1t ia said, Sc
bersky has ben devo ed.
She had hsd trouble W t. Sehersky
three or four years ego, ard attempted
to shoot him in the operabouse hall,
but they had made up their quarrel,
and were as devoted as ever. When
she read Of the approaching wedding
she informed Sebersky that il it came
off she would shoot him. She also
wr1ts to Miss Ash, saying that Sober
sky had wronged her under promise
Of marriage, and that if the wedding
took place she would be present aod
make as;ene. She threatened shooting,
a breach OF promise and several other
things. The letter was placed in the
hands OF Inspector Byrnes, OF New
York, and 1t was decided that the
girls brother should visit Elmira He
did so, and had no trouble in tindiog
the woman. After talking with her
awhile, MIR. Ash told his object, and
the woman then produced large
packet OF letters written by Sebersky,
some of them dated as late ss three
weeks ago
10 one Of the letters, it is said, the
writer told of his approaching mar
RAG, but assured the woman that 1t
need make no difference as for as che
WAS concerned, She could come to
New York and live in good style, end
he would manage to be with her
part OF the me. He would furnish
her whatever she wanted, and all
would 60 on swimmingly. Mr.. Ash,
armed with half a dozen OF the most
damaging letters, called on Sebersky
aud catechised him most thoroughly,
but Sebersky denied that he knew the
woman, that be had ever seen or
written 20 her, or that he had ever
had anything to do With her. The
wedding, however, wss declared of,
aud Mr.. Ash has returned to New
York bearing to his sister the evil
dences Of her lovers uniaithfulness.
The father Of Mics Ash, who lives at
No. $50 West Fiity-6tih street, refused
last night tt give any information
about the mater.