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Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
FOE RRMaIDMNT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
OF IndIAnA.
FOB WOE PEnsIDENT,
LEVI P. MORTON,
~. o. New York.

IyoAIB OF Lbs DsmooFAtis journals
NEshp calling the attention Of the people
20 NE fact that ~ general rule busl.
1sds has bean good, and the country
pubsperouB undeE Mf. OlevelAnd's ad.
naniStsAlIOB, but neglect 10 Stale 1he
amp1rlAnt fact that this 10 NOT through
nnFthlnR thai Mr.. Cleveland has d1ne,
bak 10 owing entirely to The Aols OF the
RapublloAn administrations which have
prbseded IL The seeds nOwn by the
Rapubtl sAna are no = bearing Fruit hu
Ahb DemouTAtlu organs wish 10 clAlm all
&lb glory and honor for their pSrly
Ts|sEe hes not beea . single scs Of the
RrlnenS Naturalization thai has Ad-
va nosd Ihs prosperity OF this country D
single iotA, buI on the contrary, IL he.
Aohe much 70 retaEd business, and
@aRSs . general depression. Presldenl
ONevslAnd's tree trade message was nc
sopner inside public IhAn Manufacturer
@iN over the country com menoed 10 bS
alarmed, and when the Mills bill VA
In tr"ducsd into Congress-, many OF them
@z|xaaAled thelr OuaP1L While other
UADSed LbeiE places altogether, unu
slIoy could be certain whether or no
wB are 10 have free trade. This hA
al(rowU thousands OF mechanics enc
@IOEklngmen out Of employment Ai I
8i|aaou OF The year when shsy should b.
llIAblsd 10 earn something 10 enAblt
H|sm 70 prepare for the oOmlng winter
Thls Is the kind Of prosperity th'
D|amocrA's arc giving this O0ualry, an.
Al Mr.. OisvelAnd's free trade views ar,
ShdorSad BY his being re-sleoIsd, the,
uPll follow IL up by legislation thA
Shtll close st .leAst halt tue mAnuiAo
tpEies In this country, and cause thoS
NFho are lucky enough 10 obtain en-
Kleymenl 10 work, for one half th
SFAEes they nov receive, and psy moS
&bT the neoesssriee NJ lie. .g.,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

Taa IMMIGRATION investigation In
iAsW FORK .oisarly shows that O0uRress
'''ses u 70 the people TO Adopt some
1aeHnS 70 check pauper Immigration 10
Nn's ooanfryD hua ID ts soArsaly 10 be ex-
seo'ed Ahat Asy aRah action will ba
1Ahen BY sha DemoorAlio H1usa. The
nne end attention OF the members ls TOO
much sakeA up 81 rRsssnt with devils
ing schemes goT closing Auerlsan
inAnufAotoTiea and reducing she sur
hlas By paying 10 Earopean workmen
ne money which is nov earned by our
iAeohsnlos, Oon1eqaantly IL ts folly
1o ezpest any relief from the present /
10 naturalization. and the only way by
shaoh Ghis pauper Immigration oAn be
r,seeEed, IL by slaoilng y Rspn blican
ffsAidens And B RepublIoan OonRrsss.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

@AEM OF PERSONAL, PBOF.
IL NIFTY s--Wtll be ueld 81 pablAs sals eA
~ pEemfsaa, Ne, lis Orange str0se. %
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST lssA, lssA
Ai IL o'olesk, .. n,
Al TIE stock, tools and nKtuEes N the
shepa q David WoOlman.
o@zR&, Consisting Of bolt ~
= GUITAR, tire bsnGufs
ahenfs and paneh, tire astteg. su =
cone pulley tar bands eena guma
atgai@htaninE plafea, 9 haliown, . Anyfia,
asst-lFon alR0k tubA bolt and rplhe heHdaF,
lot Of hammer alsdgss and oshsf teols suilAs
BILE for fiFBt-eiass Blacksmith Bnopi . vioes
and ? dIiil presses, pair eealea u good ere
der, weighing 800 poauds; boxing and ]
tuFninS maehin1a lot Of benches, patterns
aud sawed glufi; SPORES And 1alIoea, 0ryl lot
OF we'll eag9ne0 lambor, l 10 4 fEoh; saw
sh aita and silIv, hickofy axiss, s1<xe; lot 81
assorted carriage Dolts, lot Of hopper and
side barrowe, dirt o6rts lot OF wheels, !
sleigh runneFe. Portland sleigh, ldsAFb 5rn
body, pAintsd and trimmtd, spindie
wagon on kiroWsteF springs, l saoond hand
lumnsr wagon, duEouta, lopG wagon with
canvas top, desks, los Of fFAEts. 3 ntoval
and other articles Ieo hume GUS 70 mention
Also lot Of new and second hand carriages
Terms made known en- dBv Of eaie by
DAVID W W3OLMAN.
Geo. W. stanton \ TO-, auots, A1-et
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
Or. .fHEEI gss S!Ei:i:i:S':; :ss e: :,

9nI nEE, rIlilsds,sSlr, r 11.ssI9i / s.. $.
.rsd rhy surgeon Of both .eloos PhadAs LEAD
nR Specialist las Certificates Diplomas proye) IN 4
sriyAte diaeaaes Important eisei ressnt Of old i
hndlnS hio0d Poison Diseases Of the Skin fdnaHaI
sher orgA1a. nbattnAte Uleera a Throat rnestlons
SerySua nebnitJ, y0Hthfal impFudenoa, meIssE
Aholyt structure, abuse Of socasd 'puFfy FsEetAbA
nedaine premature decline, successfully treated ana
rapidly cured after ali etherB fall Relief al aaaa
Every one should read Dr. Th0sls book 9rNtk pslis
e and exposure Of enofmSas sWndiss ~
satussd 10 baoks pamphlsts rronlArs distributed by
where disease described terrible Rsd h1p
~. Iheae NTinlss arc condemned by the oaisi sa
h9insl medical science and full OF hafstaeeA iis
my running hose uhftFtun ataa Nh8 read them Ry
hAsgeaung tbs condition Or the poCT snerprp thsv AZ
Ne th4a Of all hope and make thdi the victims Of Aan
lerons 1elAneh0lia, BeWarN Of the free prsssTip
eehh, hdyidualS, Who, Vita their one remedy prstsn5
ean "a imaginable Diseases while true soieues Isaohs
ths soedy must change with the various stages n ~
unaaa, h0urs 70 ), 70 8. Wednesday aud bstsrdSs
,zenings 70 10 sundAya toI. Write a. an
81 IT KNOWN !sst D.; TI,heel, s., =
sS oag genuine European speelafst Ia ne eity 3,
% n hs made his studies for years under ths
", ,I9nowned Professors Jahr a Muller as his ere.
= ~ Assted BY the German Court and ounteFsiFns4
~. ne a tA1sEiesn legation, prove. Read TTW1I
[tal w yeuIselI and aaye yourself fom faiIins inS
y hAAaA At nnstaRdAn2 -a& SeaEs az unhsss49SsI@S S
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
We VIII Help You Sell
Your Goods.

nEhFNEQC tscAuses, ana q new ana
DoNn nome by one who WAS deaf tWsuty.
-. olsh! ySera. Treated by most OF the no
son 90 speoIAlists without bsnsat, Cured hipi.
sen IN threo months, and einoa thep hun
9 teos o. othefn. fuilrarti0ulRrs sent OF n.
phostioD. 7. =. FAC4s. No. ii Wset M,
hs'a &eH xssE O2.5. SAIL 80. .sA.sAS
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
Nov is Your Time

To get a bargain in a
Suit of Clothes. What
we mean by abargain Is
q good. stylish suit, well
made and trimmed and
one that will not only
be a satisfaction to the
wearer, but q credit to the
seller. Such a suit you
can get OF US at a very
much reduced price.
We must sell off a big
lot OF our stock. We are
making up for Fall and
they are beginning to
come In. Wen have
to have the room for
them. Then we want
the cash and are max
ing a special reduction
of 10 per cent. on all
cash sales.
We still have a good
assortment of Flannel
Suits, Serge Suits, light
and Fancy Colored
Suits, and a full assort-
ment of thin goods;also
Underwear, Balbrlggan
Shirts and Drawers,
Gauze Shirts, Hosiery,
Ties, etc.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
RAtsHtlIH lIIlluuI'
v Wa IAAu@ E
Louisiana StateL LOtasry Can,

Louisiana BtateLOttsry Can
incorporated By the Lsrtu,,',' v
lor educational and UhsdasL y.
arc It's franchise made ~, NJ \, 4, .
5tAts Constitution, ia m NY I, -
wneiming popular v9ts. v Y
1ee GRAND ExTRA0uA,,l
D1@AWAh0s tAk Q pIes 49,, 4
ally 1Wne and Dee emhss1 y
@MAM - SINGLE ACMHsR !,
~ &A take piRue on sasa = y
@eneK aeAA months In ,he N ~
are All drawn In puhii,
academy Of Music, New OrI,'
"Wa 40 hereby oarttiy .A., n
ne arrangements tOr all M Nv
Ssmi'AnnuRl DraWlnEI Of rssi
steta Lottery Co., aad IN ~. :
md control the drAWiagg 49,
nat the same arc eonda,.sl I'M ,
hifnes1 and Ia Rood lallh .ov1Sa1
And we authorize the e0ppaS, !
sefttloato, with fAS-almllss n w
sitAohsd In lis AdYsrtllaaSaaS
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
Leat,

TWO iTass end four nickel keys, Suit
: 8ahle FeWaSa If left st this office.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
EAST NEWPORT.
Wilmington: lev SsbIrb.

Freedom from City Taxes
Within S minutes walk Of New
port station, P, w. & B. r. R.;
7 minutes by rail from Front &
French sts. Fare by monthly
commutatlon tickets 6 a cts.
High, dry land, fine view, attractive for
building homes, good water, fresh air,
lots mostly 25x125 # Prices S37 so per
lot and upwards.
TERMs-S10 per lot at time OF purchase
B5 per month thereafter until all is paid
VIM. j. FISHER,
Iy19 m.w.f 3m 602 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

A TTENTI0N-ALL PERSONS DE
"A string drugH pure and chemicAlE oI
Wlshlng their prescriptions or private reCeIp9
carerally compounded with pura pnatsrfsE
anould'Eo TO the drug store ef
o,..,. 4, y. abIFaHBtssT,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
RAYMOND'6
VACATION
EXCURSIONS.
All Travelling Expenses Included

party will leave PHILADELPHIA on
Monday, Angus. 30 for a Grand Trip 10
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
WANAmAKER's.

PHILADELPHIA, wsdnsidAy, August 5. 1888
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

Adirtss RsgIsisr'i L'itln J
REW ORLEAMB HATloAlll
New oFls
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

Oommsnaing Sunday, July lSt will leave
Fourth street wharf daily, at 100 and Io.lb
Q. mt /, a.lb and Q - D. m.
BoAts leave Chestnut street wharf, PhilA
delphia, at 90 and 1o.0o =. N, and I.so. 400
and e.eb D. m.
For Marcus Hook. leave Wilmington At
100 .. M. and Albp. n.
All boats stop gt Chester.
FreiHht received 1Or marcus HECK on
Tuesday.
Telephone No 81.
TN Sundays, 100 q. m. boat connects with
Atlantic Oity train, Tickets for round trip,
sl.bo. Fer sale on boat. me-tt
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

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Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

TINE sOIBEng..!ss l En..!s, : nj. ~
LIFE, the -, " %
S Ssssy,issi SsSsSsoiab abssiiI's:: SiiSsIg, s:is,, ~ !:
sufs Decline. - SSip1.Oid
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snd m,ddIs-ssSesG, Ss,sss al pr. u =; I -
send SEND Isl, D2T Ts.tt1st. I'oa,os. -
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
SIl

II you use a Gas9leuI, ~, s,,'
strictly necessary. =. to al,. y.
NAPHTHA. Thus n N
danger, bad odoIs aa5 aL.5,aflI
We have sold tiloll' l1aa ~,
during the past iiT, ,,.,, yen !, ]
out a tiugle acciGel,s iGas,slI II
from using our g NsP n
deliver free 10 all Y ~ ~,
city. Cans Furnished Us"
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15
THEY 7BOrGHT SHE VAS HIS WIFE.
,nw rrnsrx woMAN ArrrR nUsRAND DIs.

,rv- rrpsrv WOMAN AETER A HUSBAND DIS
CHARGED FROM TIE NETWORK hoSTlIA"'
Thomas Churchill, proprietor OF the Mais'o" io"'o
Hotel at paprapo. n j. was obliged to have one oil
his legs ampuated last December. nc was SuO''
quentIy sent TO the NewYorh Hospital 10 ullocrso d
t,,,or orc,,tion After being discharged from the
botol be returned TO his home bat again entered the
hosDltal some two months ago 10 nave cdhocIou7
turnor from which he suffering rmoNcu MS
wife meanwhile, remained I'm PaniIato u ooh al''I
the Hotel visiting her husband only occaSlohahS' Hr
Churcbn hovever while In the hospital was IRE
ouenfy called upon by a tall woman, VINO was schc-
allv dressed in black. with her often came hand
some little fellow about eight years OF age The
nurses and authorities at the institution supposed they
saw that the woman the mans vile Last week
his sister called at the hospital 10 see the SICK man.
hint wa, told that he had been discharged on sep'em-
Der B. and had gone away with his VIC MIS-
Churchill however her sister in-law hne"' was al
the time Of the mans discharge. IN Pamrapo she
came 10 this city Immediately upon hearing the facts
hnt could learn nothing Of her husbands mysterious
dsapncarance beyond the fact that he had gone away
with the woman.
The authorities at the hospital told reporter yes
ter,ay that they had supposed the woman Win whom
The man departed be his wife, as she han been con
stanty in attendance upon him. so that when she ana
the boy drove up take She man away, they thought
nothing Of the natter Mrs Chuchlll called at TIE
hospital yesterday and hai long conversation with
The head nurse What ra--cd between them could NOT
be learned Mrs Churchill. when seen ~ reporter,
however stated that She had not Yet discovered eN
acly where he was though she felt certain from In
formation She had received that J." was secrced some
where IN the vicinity Of the hospital She sal that
She had never before Lad reason 20 supsect her has,
bands fidelity. and she did not know what to th.ih
Of the whole affair. At nist she showed an lnclina
ZION 10 be ictccut but finally admitted that her sister
.l-law had recently warned her about the other
woman" For hat reason she had asked Aer nus
bands sister 10 keep watch Tie mysterious visitor
Size had gone 10 The hoer! 'or that purpose. bur She
was too la'c. md now Wal ton you,' She added.
that eel almo-i sue 81 iidi's him. am noi
going tel any one how much know, but he is not
!dr nom the Hospital"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15
an OLD OprrYDrR CAUGHT.

Five members Of the gang Of thieves who robbed
ihc store Of Thurbcr, Whyland d Co. OF $1,000 worth
Of provisions while employed there were sentenced
Yesterday 10y Recorder smy;h to five years each In
the state Prison. They arc John Brady. age twenty
eight porter. 40. 10 summerst.. Brooklyn; Herman
Hnchcl age twcnty-thrcc. shipping clerk Jersey city
Henry Wellington. age twenty, carman, NO IL Rem
wick 81. James Mccormack. age twcniy-sevcn, 40.
7IG Avenue B, delivery clerk; William J.. Ryan, age
twcntv-onc, No 21s Leroy--t carman. Brady was
the leader Of the gang Among the papers IN the
ease is an Anonymous story Of his life. 1t says
that Brady Is an Irish informcr Brady IS sad 10
have attempted 10 kin IIlsh magistrate some years
ago, I'm Ron, County Meath. His companion got
Ifc sentence While Brady got ten years sentence
I'm spike Island turning MforHcr lie got ticket
Of ave. came To this country and joined the oJlh
f,rufmlut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15

Vmccula Vcplcl. bohemian widow, employed by
Jacob A. Boolaan cigar manufacturers in East Thirty
eanfst gave testimony before tne I'd Congressional
Investigating Committee about middle OF August She
,,a, DISCHARGED from emp, yment he next dag and on
s,nicrher - was dspos-c-ed by legal proc cdnes from
ono ~ The tenement houses Of her employers Ne-'' lay
Mrs Vcprrk 20 the MAYORS ohcs and made an am
da, stating Che above facts, with the additional ones
,, She has no relatives n this country has been widow
for eight yeaf- has three children depending upon her
ana j., ertiioy destitute She working for - week
before her discharge and has had but weeks wofk
since She says that she could kept her former
lorr, II she hal not testified before the Ford Com
ritfce She has tried IN vain 10 find work elsewhere
Mayor Hewitt gave her $50 from the surplus remaining
II the HART fund wish" De said yesterday,
engage controversy with he Central Labor Union
but think this woman's an1ayit j. sufficient answer 10
the Unions allegations regarding the claims q this and
other unfortunate people"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15

Amos j.. Leaned formerly manager OF the New
ENGLAND branch Of the Associated Pres. and an active
Republican IN brooklyn. vas taken 10 Tie stat
Lunatic Asylum n PouchLcop-ic yesterday He vas
judiciaHy declared insane by County Judge Moore on
certificate. signed bv DIS john e.. Shaw, !. Shoop,
and william Maddrcn Nj leaned is City seven
years Old and was manager Of ihe Associated Pres,
for New England ior number of yeas al salary
Of - 500 a scar. When lis mind began 10 fal zee
became an editor Of The Evening p..t7 Tie after
ward wrote special articles for a number OF news
papers His Wife says that be has acted strangely
for four year. and IMAGINE, that De wealthy.
Dr shaw examined him on September and found
him suffering from number OF decisions. oae was
thai hc had invented gas machine for heating houses.
J ghtng cities and running engine. and had sold
$1,000 900 worth Of These 10 the Ncw-4ork Central
Railroad COMPANY ard - 900 900 worth 10 The Long
Island Railroad Company. lis home is al No. j.
pro-pcc; place, Brooklyn, and he il member Of the
New York Pres Cub and Of the Hanson Pace Baptist
Church in 1850 be wcni one Of The six del S1'cs
nom Kings County 10 The Republican National Con
ycrfion at CHICAGO and was one OF il. 200 "hp vol
f0r General Grants nomination for, = On 10 term.
President NrIl offered h t'c post ~ Consul Gene
orel al sydney. New south Wall. bat he declined a.
iie vas an intimate friend of Roscoe CoAAihS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15
HE SHOT HIuSELF UHILE DRCNK.

THE WOUND WILL PROVE FATtL-UlS WIFE -
FOUND TO BE INNOCENT
John FRYE Of Libcriy-5i.. Union lIiN. y. j.,
carpenter employed I'm Pctcrs's brewery Is lying ih
s. Mays 10 .rltal robok.n. a. the point o. DEATH
from a c1n,hot wound I'm the abdomen .enso' iona
.forv that frye was numbered hy BIS vic was s'i
,noat bat investigation proves that thcfc 10 iond'
lion for the story. Frye reached BIS home about
d. H. Thursday Ic va. iu.oNcaici and DID, VIC
rpbralded HIN. Tie became angry and bitter qiAir'
rlsucd. Fryc finally left tie tal.c and TOOK shoi-
rnn down from tie wall Hi wife, fearing that ne
meant to DO her or himself harm, seized The gun ana
struggle cnslcd for lis possession. When Frye o'h'
himself IN bosses, ion Of the gan De dashed the butt On
the floor with great force An explosion followed ana
fhc charge entered Fryc's abdomen. causing 1gh'u
wound Mrs Frye throw open the window ana
screamed for help Her cries attracted the attention %
Policemen sfrump and he summoned Dr. schemn.
who orlcrcd rryc's removal TO st. Mays Hospital
Frye was stln alive last night, but his wound viii
prove fatal. The nature of the wound shows con
clu-lvcy that the shooting accidental The
bullet entered the lower part OF the eion and took an
upward direction, passing ont near the middle Oh the
back Mrs. Frye could not have fred The shot unless
she vas lying on the floor. Mrs. Fryos version oil
the affair is follows John came home to supper
about Is o'clock demonstrated with him for being
intoxicated. This angcrcd m fud when he 7a'
down 10 h, supper h- sun iu an angry muou
and TOOK The gun from the wall. told him ic let he
gun slonc 1t belonged TO me-. ltaird va, me-
INTENDED 10 do himself some harm. We s'lus--eo up
and down the room for The ln'-'-rloh Oh 'i' ,euI-
Finally / rel ased my hold. My ht'Aand rdl,cd me
lqlu over hl, head struck the OOr With The bui aud
II went on Ia the hospital yesterday afternoon.
version OF the AFFAIR and declared HAT she was not To
blame. Nh. iryc was not arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15

FARMERS SAY THAT THE iEFNt'TI'N Wv B. ''
IN THE WATER IINDERS NANlGAT.oN.
Rcgardng the controversy between the LIGHTHOUSE
BOARD and tho trustees OF Tho brooklyn nl'"s"
a. tho method of lighting the Bridge over the East
r,vcr suuerlatcndcnt Martin IS Of opinion that inc
Ieautv of the Bridge as ono Of the sights Oh new
yorl, VIII he spoiled If the Lighthouse auihoflu's
insist on having tho electric lights on inc hr"eo
covered IN II Is claimed by the ph0is 'hal 'ho
ughtarc dangerous to navigation, and the Lighthouse
BOARD holds the same view. For several moh'lS
the mariners and pilots of the vessels passing mp the
East River have complained that the lights lnerierea
with navigation, and much correspondence mas
nassed between the Lighthouse Board ana 'Ie
Bridge Trustees in reference to the best way 10 correct
Tho evil complained Of II was suggested by tho
Lighthouse Board that tho difficulty could be over
como by covering tho lamps with shade 50 ina.
all the light would be thrown on the Fridge ana
the reflection prevented from striking the waier' as
At present The law, II is claimed, and not deh'u
By the Bridge Trustees, gives tho Lighthouse boa,u
Jurisdiction over all BRIDGES crossing navisaolo
streams In thc general Interests Of safe n4yFa'ion am
the ma fer has been submitted 10 the lhli'u H,d.s
Attorney General for such action as he may de'm
Superintendent Martin said YESTERDAY ihai 'he.
the Biidsc Trustees. The L'lh hors' b"aid pro
posed TO screen ilo Bridge light on ihn oli-lr 80 80
20 shut or The lirht nom the river ana ihioW -"
fhe Bridge There va, no d0upi ~JH' ''sH IT., a"-.
mcuf could he made. hui De Thought D. WoIi h, ,'
fortunate 10 have 70 done. ~ in' once Oh Ir = ~
Commissioners Ct vas ne genera ln'N oi ~. f,.
lion and IL a~ said tiaI accidents haI lren a'l4I'
iy river plots 90 the electric lehts. There was no
however pilot Pff r ""i .o,iI i, i ,h,t fbo,
never brought els CrfII- fl' u-ht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15
FOPGERY or 4 ZIG NOTE.
ACCOMPANIED BY An AFFIDAVIT THAT BOSS
McLAUGHLIN INDORsED II.

ACCOMPANIED BY An AFFIDAVIT THAT BOSS
McLAUGHLIN INDORsED IT.
A note for $4,000 signed by Thomas p. McMarus
I'm favor Of John : Morton and Endorsed by Hugh
McIauChlin. Of Brooklyn offered for discount 10
the Bedford Bank Of Brooklyn, last week, by Theodore
T. TAYLOR a noto broker, Of No. 80 Pncst. Attached
to the note was an affidavit signed by James A. Austin
and sworn 10 before George Fcnn to the effect that
Austin haG seen Mclaughlin sign the note and dcscrb
Ing the latter a. living at No. 1913 Remscn-st and
Familiarity known as Boss7 Mclaughlin Pres dent
Blaclf0rd. Of The bank, not being satisfied with the
AFFIDAVIT took the note to Mclaughlin and found that
the signature forgery, was also written
Az y mcnt attached to the note, signed by Hugh
Mclaughlin, promising that if, when tie note came
due. il was not met. he, Mclaughlin would pay t.
il appears that McManus, The maker Of the note,
deposited certificates for @5.GOO acres Of lard ln
Texas as collateral and put the note in the hands Of
George W. Palmer, a lawyer, at 40. l32 Nassau-st
10 be discounted. The note appears to have gone
FIRST to Theodore + Sharpe. note broker al no 30
pine-st.. and from hin TO Taylor. by the time
reached TAYLOR all OF tie extra papers accompanied il
and ne tried 10 negotiate TIE loan from the bedford
Bank with ihc result a. told. Sharpe not at his
oce yesterday afternoon and Nir. Palmer Lad moth
90 say except that b. had been deceived. lui D.,
.Aom he would not say Austin has had room at
Eycrcr's Hotel. 40. 1ot Vc,'ysL. uatil within GaJ
on two ago. lie las since called thorn for bis mai
every evening There is Row letter there ior LIN
l7ii ne did not call for IL last evening. II & not
is. no one who could be- seen Yesterday would admit
known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15
NEWS from THE SUBURB&
NEM-IENSEN.

The steamship Colorado Of the Wilson Line, which
arrived at her pier In fIobolcn Yesterday afternoon
had on board magnificent Russian stag hound. The
animal Is a present from the American Consul at -.
Pctersburgh to President Clcvclands wife, and VIII
be forwarded TO Washington at once.
Emil Jacobs of Jcfcrsonst.. Union Hill. has a
bullet lodged in his head under the skull and says
that he suffers no special discomfort from IT, Jacobs
shot himself accidentally Wednesday night while eX-
aiming a pistol DIR. Solemn probed for the bullet
but could not find it,
Duncan Clarke's Arabian Nights Burlesque
Company has come to grief The wardrobe Of the
company was attached yesterday for a printing bill
and tie company Is stranded I'm Paterson.
Tho grog-shop keepers of Montcair arc seriously
alarmed at The energetic efforts Of 4hc Law and Order
Society of the town. in which Samuel Cump the we'll
known label manufacturer, is a ruling spirit a
number of saloons have already been closed