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PATENT NOTICES.
No. s7s.
Application for "a Patent


UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
EureAs, Nevada, peceu1ber "a, 1857.
| NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN, THAT TIE
~ Southwestern Mining COMPANY through
their attorney In fsct, W. S. Mills. whose post
| ohiee address 10 FL Dorado CANYON Lincoln
| county. Nevada, has This day fled his sppll.
cation fof pstent for fifteen hundred linear
test Of tae boses mine or vein, bearing salt,
with surface ground Elk hundred feet in width
aitustsd In ", Thomas Mining District, Coun.
q o. Lincoln sDo State OF Nevada and desis.
mated by the field notes and oficizl plat on 6le
10 this Office SO lot No. 81 In township Is south.
range ~ east Of Mount Disblo Meridian, sald
lot No. 81 being as follows:
Beginning at post marked No. /, o. s eur-
voy No. 81, from which the south aection corner
q seetious 81 and 80, township IS south. rspse
~ east besrs south 4ss deg cast 72l feet
thence RUNNING, hrst course; north 1915 des
esst, OUO teAt to post marked No. 2, U i, Aur.
veg No. 81 thence second course, eoutb N a
east 10 ntersect section line bet cen sectiops 81
ana ", OF township IS south, range gs east.
Mount Diablo Meridian, 93l feet from the sotith
section corner Of said sections 81 and 81, 1900
Isst 70 post marked No. 3, o. s. survey No, 81.
s tpird course; south ls5s deg webt Coz
feet to post marked NJ. 4, q. D. survey No, an,
tnence fourth course; north 704 deg west
VS. z.l0 ieet to tniersect section line between
sections 81 snd 50. north qe8 3.IO
ieet' from the south section corner 10
sad sections 81 and sii 1900 feet to post married
:" a. A. ,o tne pihce OF BEGINNING, containing
~ eo-i0o acres. Magnetic variations 10 degrees
The location Of this mine is recorded In ,hs
heeorder' once ofst. Thomas Mining Dlstrict
on page ITO OF District kseerds. The sdioinipe
claimants SIRE unknown.
any and all persons Ginning adyeresly
by portion OF said "Sosps" uiue or
surface ground ara required 20 dc their I'd vay.a
eiaims With the Register Of the United ststss
Land Once at EUREKA. In the state Of Nsvssa
curing the SIXTY days period Of pubIicsrion
neteot or they Will be barred by virtue Of fhe
provisions of the statute. '"'
D. u. HALL. Register.
~ hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice
o. Application for Patent be publlshsd far he
PERIOD OF ten ssnsecutive weeks 10 the piocbs
n nhoho weekly newspaper published al
Flocne, Lincolp County, Nevada.
'"n'-iol D. u. HALL, Rclistsr
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Application for a Patent


United States Land onee
xvortotnn .,sAh, nevada, December, "a lsb7.
LIE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ southwestern Mining Oompapv th,an,h
tnslf attorney in fact, ", i. Miils. vbo.s vue IVY.
oinee address IL III Dorado CANYON It,,nn,,,
, .oui'sy, NEVADA, has this day filed hia ann,,c..
~ ~ ~, patent for fifteen hundred lipess Ice,
Ss sne south division Mormon" mine Or vein
rA.ius SAT-, with surface ground e,r huparaS
ny. "a width. situated In 81, I'll ina. Mi,,ina
Dls'fle, county Of Lincoln and state OF N.v.,s
anu ushlguated by the a. Id noies and of,oisi
p,as op ME "a this Office ss lot number al IN
n%rnsnip Y south. rsoge 5S east Of Mo,,ns
lows: w '' % peinR - fol-
seginniug at - post marked No. 1. u a go.
Wy 20 ~ from which tho \ section oorner -
sections "a and IS, township il soutb. rsns W "
east oears south 7sh deg east, i49S feet, thencs
~ ,a1,s nrs. course north W deg west 6v0 Ieet
posi- mar.e3 No. Q, U. &. suryer No VI
,nence second course north, degrsss No. ~
t,eoVieet 70 post marked No. q. II n s,rs.
~ S ~ enence third course; south 90 oegr.ss
s ~ IVY ieet to post marked No. 1, u. anrvss
III, o., tnetos ionrth course fouth; dee ,sst
ssu Ice. 70 post No. l, the place OF berinni,,s
1873 acres. eAe'' containing |
The location Of this mine IA r,eo,aea d, A..
hnsuraera oihcs Of ", Thomas Minips ni.,ri.e
i ~ 10 e. pAse ~ OF Mining records. The nd
loining Claimants are unhucwa- A'e ao-
Any and all persons Claiming .dver..,.
p mr,acn 2. sMa South Division Mormon nina ~
,,al. s,ouna are inquired to die their sdvsy.s
,ihims With the Register the OF IIni,ad .se
- omce 81 EureEs. iu the state Of Ns~.Ss
'urins me sixty days period Of publ,cst,n,
leiepl, or they will be barred BY yirtna ~ ~
.H.HALL. Register.
~ 70 hereby ordered that tho foregoing rot,,.
sppHcation no published for the period NJ
~ osys, ten consecutive week. in tha
io :, 70 nEGonr, wesily Newspaper nubIisssd
. 20 ne Lincoln County, Nevada.
W." ''1 y. IL. HALL, Register {
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WORKING CLASSES AErrs

we are now prepared 10 furniab MI .' -
enpioyment at nome the who's az ~ ss WIN
~ 'neir spare nomeuts Buslnsss now I,S \,
as nu Prsntaoie. Person, Of either ser AM
earn from 90 cents to IS 90 per evening s ana
rs, ph,opur,lonai sum by devoting all III III dine 10
men NV, ~ noys and girls earn nearly asmuch
Tsess, And test tho bnniues, We make tbjs e so
~ suea as are not w II sa,is6ed We viii LEI
gn9 , collar to pay for tho trouble a rri,. ,na
~. parIiuoars sud outat free. Addross oronas.
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.N1ozIpE rs xEAHB1 GIVEN THAT Ar.
~ psraons indebted 10 ne are requsseed 70
CAL and ssktls immediately. Payment :nsv ~
nsds e y. y. Osborne. ny sssnt, or mSssif
. mrss b. made within the nSsf
N oHA9. q. nTEfN
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application for a Patent
10. On

| usuED Stairs LAND oYy,cR
| Eureka. kevsds, December al iss7
| NoIlok Is HEREBY OWEN TaAr Tttr
~ Southwestern Mining Co nprpy ,h,anss
.aeir ssternsy 10 fact, W. 8. MILF, wnoss post.
'ihce sddress 10 HI Dorado Cupvon 80.
county. Nsvads. has this day flo5 bi. snni,c.
mon ior patent ior niue hui drsd and T. sn,y
hnsar ieet OF the Reclusa mine or vein. basis.
sait. WITH su'fscs ground six bundr ed f,st ~,
crlatn. situated Ia ~, Thomas Mining i,frics
s,sn n,y =, Liccoin sn stste OF kevadt, aud d.
sisnht ~ the nslj notes and official plst on
nte IN tnis ONCE - lot No. IS, In to xnshin 10
south range o. saat Of Mount Dfsbto MartarI.'
aaia lot NO. 50 BENG "a follows:
Deslnnine o. post marked No. 1, o. a. snr.
$3.50 Xxx 20 ~ rem which tho \ section corner 10
,ssaons = sno o. bears nth o6h deRfe, y e,st
~ iee' thence running frst course: nom a.
w wess. w feet 70 post marked No. a. D.
survey NO. -; thence second couIse: nor,s az
aee ssst. ia 2.l0 feet to interssrt ths .s.,,a,.
nns q section ., west 1855 Lilo feet from tbs i
section ,ornor ~ sections and Q. townasin 10
south rsnge % east, COO feet to port m.ttsS
". q y. .. aurv'y No. 70; thence third con re-
soutn oct deg ssst. gu feet to nost ms ~
no. :, y, y, survey No. as; thence fourth oonrss
- ~ deg west. sls Clio feet % iDisrsect III
y ction lins 10 sections ano s. west i AZ . IN
ltet from the \ rsction corner 10 4, ei,o,.
sno ., tovpship 10. sooth range ca esst so,,
lset 10 post NO. l. the place OF begippiog Mo-
q, nsn " vniNion le degrees e.,i, cont.inlus
The loes,ion Of this mine ia rscorasa =, ~.
heeordersof aes Of sc. Tnomsu Miplns n .,, ~
~ ooos a, page 50 Of Mining ksccrd.. ~. ~
Nniug ciAiwrnts are unknown.
ANY Ano all persone olkimirg sdvsraeiv a.,
pornion o. the said Rccluss mine or srrfse.
with the Register Of the Un,tsd st.,.s siras
vMce =. EUREKA, 10 ths state Of Nevada dnri,,s
.ns sixty days period o. publicxtlon hsrs,,s ~
~ VII Pc barred by virtae Of The prov,slons
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100000.

value, that will start you In work thss vii y
once bring you In money faster than eiythins
else in America. All about the S2ou.6f,6 II,
pressnts with each boz. Agents wanted everv1
Where. o. either sex. Of al ages. for All ~
unes orspaes tins only, 10 work for a. ii their
own homes. Fortunes for I'll vorSers .hsa
lnesiy aseurr Don't delay. -. HlfIxrT y
Co., Portlsn maine. "
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NIT Send 10 oouts portage. and We I'll,
II .rlt mail you Tree a royal. valuable
vi ! sample box OF goods thk Will mai
n.o,,,. YOU IN the way Of making mora
m ny ~ once than anything else IN Arneric ,'
no.n sexes OF all ages can 1.-Two at homa srd
worh 10 spare time. or ali the Tina. a. n,..,
not required. We will start you. 1mmsn.a
Ps ~ sure p 70, those Who start 1t once. sT1ssos
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Is hclepy ordered that the foreeoin0 no,,,.
~ sppiiesuon for patent be pubiished for ~
p p 81 ten consecutive weeks In the piosto
npih ooh' weekly newspaper pubjiahes u
jan7.lot D.Uu.YY
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r,,. uslEzD STATS LAND OFFICE

Eureka, nevada. December "a IL,
odIeL Az HEREBY GIVEN MAT Ttiy
,hs,r eousn western Mining Company, throu. b
postorce address is H Dorado Csnyn- "I9se
com connty, Nevada, has this dty filsd n. !.
pntatioh Tor . patent for nfteen hn,,p,
linear ieet OF the Colorado mine or vein hnas
,rg Wy; with snriace ground sir hnndred ~,
IL, ~, snueseq 10 p. Thomas Mining Dis.
lrics, County Of Lincoln and state an N'sy. as
ano designstpd by the field notes and o,,iria,
pIal on Tile in this Office as lot Ma ri "a
sntp ~ SOUTH range CO erst OF Mount oishIn
a.iioian, ssid lot No. 81 being as folIowa.
Des,nDlne ata post marked No. l.; d s. apr.
vey NO 81. A, from whleh section cnr,,ar so =.
eeetionn 10, is. u aud az township 10 sa,,,t
ssuse % eass oesrs north 10 Deg, /. min a.s,
% ieeii thence running, first conreu an,,.i'
~ =, oegfees west, 6Op feet to post marked NJ
u,a suivey NO. 81 Al thence second coprss,
north, 80 deg west, 1904 10 feet is,arsssi
tion line batseen sections 10 ara ., n ns.s sec-
snip ~ south, raDse SO east; vest ilei a ~ ~.
rom section corner to secllops IL ia q, ~.
~ ~ hiteen hundred feet to post D,srked NJ ~na
2 survey No. ~ thence third conr. o.
4 RI W ues essi, IVY feet, to poss marhed No
south, 80 deg east, sal 6.i0 fact esst n ;,s,'
srct sectivn line between aectfona1 n 1, c.
ssomhshlp ", Aoutn OF range G8 east ucat 20,
ises 10 place Of beginning Magnetic Va, ,vou
10 ueB east containing ~ &C. Ito acres.
Tbe location Of this nino is rscordas IN ~.
RECORDER . Office Of Vt. Thomas Minine nia,r re
IN BOOB A, page Of Mining Records. Tss
auloinlnt cihimhnts arc unknown. -Ao
Any ano All PERSONS claiming Adyeras,v s,,
portion OF the said colorado, nina ~ sr,t any
slound are required to ale their adverse XXI
~ the hegister Of ihs United sfstss isus
vmco a. Aureka, and State Of Nevada d,,r,n aa
mo SIXTY d,ys period Of publication bsraoy
= ~ .nsy ~ be barred by virtue Of the provis.
oh HALL. Register.
~ nlcsepy ordered that the foregoing notice
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PRESIDENTIAL cAMpAleM


Inv nstrspe,itan daily. II has ths LARc.
S.I CIRCULATION and ID recognised 4
ss.as ~ LEADING NEwgYAPER q lehs
ss'ne Csesf. ltssr q thsiihpvs papa, NJ
sNss.t eaaeasd ~ szIsu q stsSlre q
- sa'sewius subsefspuss Ss,sss fcs IL -
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GrvE THEM 4 CHASoE. That is to say
your lungs. Also al your breathing ma.
chinery. Very wonderful machinery il
IL. Not only the larger air.passages,
but the thousand Of little tubes and cavi.
ties leading from them. When these are
clogged and choked with matter which
ought not 70 be there, your lungs cannot
half do their work. And what they do,
they cannot do well. Call IL cold,
cough. Group, pneumonia, catarrh, con.
sumption or any Of tho family Of throat
and nose and head and lung distractions,
all are bad. All ought to be got rid Of.
There 10 jast one sure way 70 get rid Of
them. Thstis to take Boschees Ger.
man Syrup. which any druggist will sell
you 1t IS oeats . bottle. Even il every.
thing else has failed you. yea may de.
pend upon this for certain.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-04
MARINEs IN A DEMOCRATIC PARADE.

n INC LUIFOT u IHt ITtUHHt
Sir: / desire TO call your attention to the Demo
cratic demonstration in Richmond County last eveL
Ing and relative thereto ask you 10 publish the fact
that in their great parade sixty marines from the United
states manof-war Richmond figured, dragging piece
Of ordnance and marines and artillery wefo both i'm
ported from the Navy Yard for the express purpose OF
lending aid and attraction TO a procession Of partisan
paradcrs. Their reward was - head, actually paid
ON the ground these Democratic serytors, who
maintained by the Government by special grace on
the part Of the Democratic officials, platoon Of
twenty four policemen let out to swell the num-
bcrs
sdorn Democratic parades would 10 not DO consistent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-04
NEWARK.

George Watts, senior member Of the firm Of Watts,
Campbell & Co., machinsts died suddenly yesterday
at his home, No. 1877 Broad-st He had started TO
accompany his employees target excursion to
Greenvllle. and taken sick at the railway station.
The cause was apopexy. Mr.. Watts was born in
Bristol, England, In 1920, and came TO Newark with
his parents lie built up business which ranks
high among its kind in this country He leaves two
sons and daughter.
The striking composors Of " The Arbeiter Zeitung,s
the daily labor paper of this city, Will bring suit
In the Circuit Court to salaries The paper
owes a number Of them over $3.50 each.
Ex-Governor Albeit, on behalf of the Hudson
County Liquor Dealers Association, made an app
cation to Judge Knapp yesterday to dismiss the com.
plants against John Hart, Francis Moran, James
Roche and other liquor dealers, who have been In
diced for violation of the sunday law Governor
Albeit held that the complaints were defective, and
Counsellor f. s. Cowles, for the Law and Order
League, argued that they complied with the law in
every respect. Judge Knapp reserved decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-04
ANEW CONSOLIDATION IN OHIO.

Toledo, Nov. g." The Blade' to-day says that the
gathering here Of number of railroad magnates 10
for the purpose of considering practical consolidation
of the Wheeling and Lake Erie, the Dayton, Fort
Wayne and Chicago, and the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton railways. NJ. d. woodford, vicepresi-
dent and general manager, and C. A Wilson, chief
engineer Of the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway,
Eugene Zimmerman, president Of the Dayton, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railway; Sidney Dillon and Henry
A. Taylor, directors of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton Railway Company, and Henry II Shoemaker.
Of New-York, made tour Of the Wheeling and the
Lake Erie and IFS Wheeling extensions and met IN
this city President Julius Dexter and Vice President
C. c. Waite, OF tho Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton,
Tho above named persons own and control individu-
ally majority OF the stock I'm the Wheeling and Lake
Erie, the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton, and tho
Dayton Fort Wayne and Chicago railways, and 1t Is
believed In welLformed railway circles that II IS tho
intention OF these gentlemen to unite their interests.
possibly not In the shape Of consolidation, but on
the principle of the Richmond Terminal Company by
the formation OF a corporation whose assets shau
embrace majority of tho stock OF the three corpora
tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-04
TWO FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
A WHEEL OF A HANDICAP BREAKS ON STEEP
DEscENT-Two ENGINES IN COLLISION.

A WHEEL OF A HAND-CAR BREAKS ON A STEEP
DEscENT-Two ENGINES IN COLLISION.
rthburg, Noy. "a dispatch to THE Chronicle
Telegraph from Altoona, Penn, says
"A telegram received this morning from Hope
we'll Bedford County, contained the information Of
a terrible accident that occurred on the Sandy Run
branch OF the Huntington and Broad Top Railroad
Yesterday. Fourteen employees Of the road were
coming down from the mines on a hand-car guided
by william stull, when the forward wheel broke,
and the occupants of the truck were scattered In
every direction, somo of them being aferward picked
ND forty feet away from the track samuel Hastings
caught and wound up In tho wheels He was in
stanty killed. Maher Seeth, the mine boss at Sandy
Run, had his skull crused In by the shock of the
fall He is dead Samuel knight and his brother, Lon
Knight, were terribly cut tho former is not expected
to live. Nicholas Stevens Is thought TO be fatally
Injured Daniel Swisher had his neck broken. A
second car truck following the first sgnalled just
In time to prevent fearful crash'
Toledo Ohio Nov. 3.-The north bound Michigan
Central train which left here at o'clock this morning
for Detroit camo into collision with pony" engine
at Air Lake Junction. In the suburbs OF this city.
Both the engines and the front end OF the baggage
car were wrec ked, and the following persons
iured:
Charles Madison, yard brakeman, leg broken !;
George Biincr, engineer p0ny,' head cut with glass
George Zimmerman, pony conductor, foot hurt ::
James StrOthrrs, Passenger engineer eaped from the
engine and sustained severe bruises Robert Jackson
a passenger, home in Detroit, two ribs broken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-04
MIR. DEPEW SPEAKS IN YONKERS
IT. NEVER WENT THROUGH A CAMPAIGN THAT
MADE MN FEEL so WELL

Chauncey NJ. Depew spoke in Yonkefs last night,
and was received with great enthusiasm. The meeting
was held IN warburton Hall, and there were at least
/ 500 people there Norton p OTIS was made chair
man. and after he had read Hist OF vice-presdents
and sec retarics the Glee Club sang. Mr. Depcw said
In part
Ladies and Gentlemen There is one thing evident to-
NIGHT and that is that you neod no speech. have
spoken in this hall when was boy. was better
lacking had more hair my head than l have now
na,chte,, and did not know much as do now but
thought l knew This afternoon / saw a most
ext,aor1lnary sight in New-York I saw the greatest
rarade that ever was in any republic. Applause)
There were fully 10000 men In that line, counting by
numbers but by quality there were 40.0oO0oO tAp
n,ause) Every year for thirty years have gone on
The stump for my health and have never gone through
with a campaign that made me feel so well, l have
sever seen anything like the landslide that viii enguf
the Democratic party this fall. Our successors may
give them another chance when they dig Their way out
twenty-five years hence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-04
NOT TWENTY-FOUR THOUSAND DEMOCRAlS
THEIR PARADE OF $1,000 MEN" DwINDLEs TO
SMALL PROPORTIONS COMPARED WITH THE

GREAT REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATION.
II the Democrats are az slow in starting for the
pols next Tuesday as they In starting their pro-
cesslo last night Of them will not get there III
tho next day. The head of the column was 10 move
from Washington Square and rifthave. " az O'CLOCK
sharp but 1t more than an hour iater Deiore
the leading organization began Its march At 9:lo
o'clock the head of the column reached the reviewing
stand at Madison Square, where It was to be re-
viewed by Governor HILL The Governor had
been waiting there for ffty-hve minutes. lie
had arrived from Albany at 30 p. M ana
had been driven to the Hoffman House ana thence,
after few for refreshments had been escorted
to the stond He accompanied by several members
Of his staff and found awaiting him several members OF
the National and State Committees and other Demo
Gratis Not a cheer was raaed when he sepepd TO the
front of the PLATFORM where in the centre and In the
focus of an electric light, place had been reserved
for him and his STALL
The space between the two stands that stood on
either side Of Fifth ave-, through which the process
sion was to pass, kept clear by largo Dody OF
polIoe and there was hot hustlng of those VINO
were slow I'm falling back when ordered to DO So "A
short time before the Of the procession appeared
feeble cheer was given for Governor Hill. followed
nv stiu fecbler one for Cleveland but there seemed
to be throughout the evening plentiful lack Oh eli
thusiasm. Many of the spectators after seeing
few of the organizations pass went nome IN
twinges as reminder hereafter Of the slow pageant
and the biting winds Al length the head OF the col,
umn appeared. A platoon of mounted policemen
cleared the way and then came the fifty gentlemen
mounted who had been announced in the programme
AS they passed by they lifted their hats to the Gov
ernor who stood uncovered There was faint cheer
ing which was from time to time renewed as the DIFF
feren associations marched by, varied with occasional
concerted Inquiries as to what tho matter with
II and Cleveland, followed by the usual responses
Grand Marshal John Landers and stan,
officers OF the Conference Committee, and an escort
Of Democratic War Veterans among whom II was
Igfcult 10 nd pnv
followed Then came the various divisions OF the
procession, including the associations OF business men
and different ward organizations, some of them bearing
banners advertising the firms that employed them
feature of the procession was screen on which by
were thrown the crowds shouting with apparent Joy
at the dissolution of each.
The last of the yroceSson passed the reviewing
stand at 10 40 a. m. 4 careful count showed that
900 persons in the parade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-04
SUDDEN DEATHS IN TWO PARADES
HEART DISEASE KILLS A BROKER IN THE RI
PUBLICAN PRoCEssIoN-oNE OF THE DEM
ooRATIC MARcHERs sUcCUMBs TO THE
ZANE MALADY


oCRATIC MARcHERs sUcCUMBs TO THE
SAME MALADY.
william J. Osborn tea broker, OF wallst., whe
with his wife and one child lived at No. 40 Sidney
place. Brooklyn, ono Of the wsllst. contingent
In tho great Republican parade yesterday. While
the procession passing along Fifth ave. and pass
ing Thirty-fouth-st, Mr.. Osborn, who had been con-
sIderaby excited all the morning, suddenly staggered,
reeled and dropped to the ground When he was pced
UP It was found that he was dead
Late last evening Tribune reporter called at the
home Of the dead man and ascertained that Mr..
Osborn had been for years a sufferer from heart
disease. Mr.. Osborn's body will be taken for burial
to his native place. Tiverton, r. l.
While the Democratic parade was in progress extra
excitement was caused at Ffth-ave. and Twenty
sIxthst. by a weLLdresad man dropping dead ON the
corner Roundsman WaIling called brother officer
and carried him out of the crowd, but he was dead
when doctor reached him. He died from heart
disease. At the Thireth Street Police Station u %
in change silver watch, white handled knife and
a card with the name Of william Skinner q sons.
SUCCESSORS william skinner Son. were found IN
his pockets. There nothing about him py WHICH
he could be identified He about forty nve years Ola
and five feet and inches in height. req ieuer
B was on the lapel of his white shirt.