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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-Chsuncey f. Black. of PennsyiNanla'
REvOORT-Charcs J. Bonaparte, OF ba,lIhore.
BRUNSWICK-William Bliss president OF the Session
and Albany Railroad Company BUCKlNGH AM-O"ul'
James Pourtaes. OF Germany. FIFTH ANhN .-S W.,
ator ]. c. 5. Blackburn. OF Kentucky senator VI. "
Ransom OF North Carolina General T. T. Beale or WASH
1ngton; Judge 5. l. Mayhan- OF the New. o'h Sup''
Court Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett 1ii-of-
General John c. Black United States conms,'oner "a
Pensions HOFFMAN-Govcmor David Is hnL VI
New York: Governor Robert :. Green. OF Ne"Jt,s,!
and senator John f. Kcnna OF West Virginia NEW
yORK-Senator NJ. G. Butler OF South Nsionhs inin
AVENUE-Judge John Eyskine OF Eeorsiar ana NI,IVu
Tlv a, Rochester ST JAMES-ENMayor NJ. n. Nolan,
Of Albany. VICTORlA-Mayor Hugh o Bren' OF Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07
IEESEY CITY.

The loss by fire during the month OF August was
81 ,o25, on which there was S13,O25 insurance.
Some clerks in the employ of the Title Guarantee
Company, while making transcripts OF the records
In the Hudson County Registers Office, discovered
which had been made in former years. 1t
thought that these errors might possibly affect
the titles to property, but Register George b. Fielder
assured Tribune reporter last night that such was
not the The errors, which were made years
before Mr.. Fielder assumed the Office are merely
clerical, and be rcctfcd by having the deeds
recorded again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07
NEWARK.

The police the lookout for Charles King OF
Oswego, y. Y, was was in Newark Tuesday night
and stayed at the United States Hotel He had $50
in his possession and has not been seen since Tuesday
night.
Patrick Kennedy, OF No. ia Jackson-st, died In
the hospital yesterday from the effects of fracture OF
the skull Kennedy hurled through the screen
door OF beer-ShOp at No. la Ferrys on Wednesday
by William Downing The latter is in custody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07

4 customs inspcctrcss yesterday seized from Mrs..
f. Pennington. a saloon passenger on the Cunad Line
steamer sor,a twcutyniac and three quarter yards ~
cashmere and seven and hall yard, OF nc alpaca
ccaled In her trunk There also found concealed
in her clothing three yards OF flannel sixteen and three
quarter yards Of SILK aud two finger rings The in
spcctress also seized from Mrs SOmmers, passenger
tho steamer Vera two cloth dresses one SIX dress
Two pieces Of dress trimming twenty four bracelets.
three broasipins nine pairs Of earrings. nine JWrcd
combs and one iewclcd harpn. Mos, OF the jcwclry
was concealed IN her hustle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07
ALONG TIE SOTND.

The 10th Connecticut Regiment. Veterans. yesterday
held their tWcnty-thild annual reunion in Norwall
An alligator four feet long. which escaped from
Its owners in Norwalk and took refuge In tho river
there captured yesterday.
The new $4,000 Court House built by Bridgeport
transferred special decd to the county. repre-
sented by It's treasurer Walter c. QuinIaid, Of south
NorWalk. Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07

fed with the success Of his first season AZ the BJou
Opcra House. Since Monday night the house mas p.eh
well filed by who greatly enjoy Roland keeds
comical ImpersonatOn Of Samuel Bundy, the muchen
cagcd and dying To- be married an-hater " Inc
Woman Iaterr is certainly a sparkling comedy ana a
great success with the patrons OF the BOu MI k'el
Is greeted with shouts OF laughter and applause az eNey
performance. The supporting company Is an eActucht
one and The Woman ITater' should have prosperous
run on Wednesday the first matinee was given and was
LARGELY attended Dy ladies'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07

Max Rosenberg. The actor, summoned 10 Jeiicr
Market Police Court yesterday by II. Wayne Ells
the dramatic author. who charged that hc refused to
Ic.urn the manuscript Of play entitled "Lovc's
Loyalty" Rosenberg said that lie gave Mr. Elli,
$3.50 worth Of stock in the Automatic Electric Service
Company Of Portland Ne, and he held the play as
security lie would reium IL II he got lack hi,
stock Justice German decided that when the stock
va, returned Tie proper time for The return Of
the ul3V.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07

Two Sisters" the new play by Denman Thompson
and George ". Ryc has been tried In New England and
found wanting degree that requires reconstruction
Of the last act. M Iyer left the city Tuesday
attend the matter
Mark Smith has purchased adaptation OF the H.
bretto Of The Adventures OF the CaliDh" reicnng
successful opera in Denmark. lie viii probably star
in the piece next season.
There has been rupture or the hitherto pleasant
relations between Louis Aldrlch and " BEN Teal and
now the latter viii hot direct the production
Kanir Diamond
Joseph Polk the round and genial comedian has
returned the city but he is changed by recent
serious lines, that his friends would hardly recognize
him
Madame Modie,1as season IS to be limited to eight
weeks the Pacific Slope. under the management Of
Al Hayman, Of the Baldwin Theatre. san Francisco
Mrs william Il. Gillette. vic Of the .sfu author
Of He'd by The Enemy aud 4 Legal Wreck died
suddenly last week. their home in Hartford. AFTER
illness Of only three four days. Mr. Gillette Is
completely pIo,tIatcd with gfiof
IL is said that Henry t. Abbey r. keeping his weather
eye open for steam yacht. John Setson has one he
want, % sell
4 Legal Wreck" by william Gillette is ont in
book form. over 1900 copies have been sold and
second edition Of 10000 is in pres, tn, story {.
Che sane as thar Of the piay and is exceedingly bright
.nl Interesting ia treatment
Manager Ros'n4uc-t has every reason to bc wen salts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07

the prominent families of East side, who will dis
tribute them among the worthy poor Of their various
noghborhoods over 900 tickets ready for dIstribu
on and those desiring them call at the headquarters
OF the committee No. 81 1hird-ayc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07
VFSTCUESTER COUNTY.

DR.. Pryor, a el-known retired physician OF New
Rochelle, was reported to he dangerously III yeStel-
day and expected 10 I've many hours. He Is
brother Of Colonel rryer. Of the 9th Regiment, ard
Of John Pryor, who owned fine estate adjoining
LarchmOnt Manor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07

70 the American Bank Note Company to-day for cxamina
ton Even II It is declared TO be two split notes MI
Upton says he will surrender 1t to the authorities
that can possibly be avoided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07
An EXCURSION ron EAST SIDE POOR

The committee having In charge the arrangements for
the complimentary excursion to Grand View Grove 10 be-
given Saturday the mothers and children Of the
East Side. met last night glckeLs given 70 $40 Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07
MAXINE INTELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TO-DAY
Sun rises 6;29 Sets 6l9 Moon sets 1888 Moons age
mon WATER
AM-sandy HOOK s15 Gov rsri $40 Rel Gate 1929
PA-Sandy HOOK S3S Gov IslL 800 Hell Gate lOao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07

HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d.,
$40 WEST l26Tfi.-r
Diseases OF tie Ne syst m GeuO- Urinary Organs
Impotence and sterllty. NouIs. tc T. . % 5.
Pcarly white teeth, sweet breath. No tartar
o Gums. Myrrh Tooth Best deutfr &C made
Al druggists Dopot 25 Dcv-s sent postpaid. 20 cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07

This is about the way we open up
our stock of Fall Hats. We are not
so choice in our methods Of hand
ling the cases, but the hats are as
choice, even if they came out of the
wooden box direct from the factory,
as though we kept them behind
plate-gIasS and mahogany. The
new Fail shapes are all represented,
the trimmings are first-class and
the hats identcaIly such as retail
hatters sell for a dollar more than
we ask. Derbys, $3.50, $3.50 and
$500.
Boys and Children'S Derbys, $3.50
and $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07
Announcements.
"FALL STYLES.D
EspenscEciFs Hats.
one II undred ami Eighteen 49, Nasslust

Ladies Of fashion and refinement recommend
CoRNFLIs COSMETIC SOAP whitening the hands.
Sold by al Druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07
INCOMING STEAMERS.

IO-IlA Z
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-11

~oath-est n.rsor
The Congregational County Conference.
which was in session at the new Union
church at this place. Tuesday evening and
throughout "Wednesday, had 10 contend
with very unfavDrablc weather. The At
tendance. though small to what might
have been expected had the elements
proved pleasant. was yet good consider
ing the continual dnwn-ponr Of rain, and
the exercises of the program We're carried
ont in a very interesting manner, with the
exception of the parts assigned Rev. DIR.
Tenney of Ellsworth. and one or two other
ministers who were unable 10 be present
On Thursday evening few ladies met at
she house Of Rev. A. Redlon, and Mrs
Adams organized Home Missionary So
cicty.
Mrs. +. F. Farn>woIth and Mrs H. b
Gilley were in Boston last week. selecting
goods for the fall trade in millinery.
Mrs. Julia Lemont who has for many
years suffered greatly with a diseased knee,
left home three weeks since for the Maine
General hospital to undergo surgical treat
ment. She was accompanied bf DIR. J. y.
Phillips and wife. who remained with her
until the limb had been successfully am
putated, aud her many friends will he glad
to learn that She il fast rallying with every
prospect of a safe and speedy recovery.
The calm courage with which she con;em-
plated and resolved 10 undergo the hazard
Gus operation, seemed marvel Of hero
ism.
DIR. VIM. Strickland Of Michigan visit
ell this place last week, after an absence
of forty years, coming for the express
purpose Of looking up and renewing
friendship with playmate Of his boyhood,
Mr.. Lewis Harmon, Parson Strickland,
the doctors father, at that time, owning
what is now the residence Of Osborne
Cousins. The meeting between the long
severed friends was warm one. for
though they had kept up correspondence
for twenty years of separation, all com
munication had been lost for An equal
length of time.
Oct. =. SPRAY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-11
EPSILON.

Died In Franklin. Jnly Is Mr.. Mary Dyer,
widow ~ the late Nahum Brae'Ian Of Ea-,-
brook. aged = ycsrs IN the drsih 81 this
(. i woaau faithful mother i gone from
hcr rhthirvn. a Kind ani obii~ins nc&hhor
from our community. one Nho l. sincerely
monrusd apd dails missed FER -omr weeks
her health bal b~.n failing. 30 desired 70
,l.' her daughter Mr.. Ns.on trimmin. II
y hos, itnu.. .hc ,ii.,l. SHORTLY .r-r her ar
RI, a. there he vs.. taken ,ioltuiis NJ, .uTrr-
IN. greatly from heart ,ii.ea-~ ~ nr-' her
recovery vas hoasd fnr. nT.-ru' phr stefan.
WORE rslic,i in anI ail ihA, loving hands and
DIV o;s,l heart. could 10 80 ai-sat. hrr sEn"r.
iaz- vas done. bat Of no avail. The time
cam~ " hen ibusc Ip,in< dsushi, -i"ni 10y
That ,lear mother. be.i,kIe anil Know that .he
- 10 haI watched OVER them ia helpless m
f4n,,. IN harp, -hihihooI. In their woman
heel J4r. Whp-, love for them ani interest
in th.ir wclgaf., time and distance hai
sr,.u-hi no rbsn.v. ws' .io-.y dnfling from
Them Into The great bstond; SORROW Ns' TO-.
trrri ghcir.. Al csriy dawn hcr fired y trlI
swoss IN brighter homr thsn ut. Earth ever
AFFORDED Her remain. were n,rrrci 'u The
cemetery a, Franklin
ABIDE IS 9Th nc' Fat faIi, III, rs,u'iic.
The darkness derpru. Ior,l w HI me abide.
" hcn other h-ltrr. fah. snl comfort. tr",
Help Of the hrIpir.., @. abide NH mr..
>vlfl 20 q. c.u.e eth. yut lirr'- lis,ls day;
isrib. Jo,. grow dim, II. gIorie. pa. a"aS,
Heaven. morning hrrss' and earth'' vain
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-11
An Able Document.

The report of the majority Of the Senate
Finance Committee on the House Taria
bin is a document OF remarkable power.
II begins with brief review of the OBJ
iectS which make revision of the tariff de-
siratlc, and shows that the House bih
would not REFUGE but would probably
much increase the enormous surplus reNe-
nue. that II provides no remedy for I'M
dcryaluations. though these frauds are
vastly increasing, but on the contrary,
gives immunity TO unlimited fraud by
the substitution @ I ad yaiorem for ~pecliic
duties: that 10 docs not remedy any OF
the anomalies a.. cuTe any of the defects
Of existing las. bui .'ly ohScnrliy Of
phrascology and by faulty construction
would indefinitely multiply the confusion
that NOW exists.
The committee discusses at length the
substitution of nj valprum duties by
which when foreign prices are abnor-
maliy luN protection Is reduced and de-
preston j. intensified; while when for
e!gn values are highest rates are highest,
ard restriction rnjarge~ into prohibition
II lvou.d eAcl,iAt tis gfar>er AMI common
cy cutt.4.- .ui v...,t.n- such A. arr large
Is consumed nt t|t. millions. hst would
encourage ta .-fY -r;aiiHH without res
ttaiut NJ DE E1rt fabrics which may hr
properly i.usl,-i a. Injuries II there
prr, t4a t.tyr oHj ,tiuu a. tH' House "i.i'
this >u',.. itut.4u ~ .i rai1rvn fr ~pr ihe
d1tfr. H.hr b. a,fcat it
NJ. ,sIA.t.> Sd rats, prH. n~cii uy VIE
Hons, ai.. .ty criticised mtt great acute
u.>, Ilrn ;a.-,l ftr u-t iar senate
Commute, p.ar H.ner~ ..tr'e tfAde 10
ne concrete Wlicb furnishes conclusive
evidence - t. .Htent d the Haa-" hil'-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-11
Congregational al.

Monday. Oct. 1.-The Presidents mes
sage accompanying hi Signature OF the
Chinese Exclusion bill was received by
both Houses. and referred - the Commit
tees on Foreign Affairs
Senate Mr. Hale offered . resolution
calling upon the Secretary Of War FOR
information relative 70 the circular issued
by General Benct
House Resolutions against trust. we're
offered BY Mr. Lanham, Of Texas, and
others.
The bill Incorporating the Nicaragua
Canal Company was delayed by Mr. Spin
ola's objection of mo quorum"
Tuesday Senate Democratic
sympathy with Mormon interests was dis
played in their action in reference to one
of the clauses Of the Deficiency bill
Mr. Beck submitted his report on the
Senate substitute for the Mills bill to the
minority of the Finance Commit
tee.
Wednesday The substitute
for the House Tariff bill was reportei i
back; il reduces the revenues about s74,-
900 900.
House The bill tn extend the laws of
the United States over the Public Land
Strip was discussed, but no action reach
cd
Thursday.-The Senate The report of
the Committee on Finance against the
Dark Lantern" bill and in support Of
the substitute therefor was submitted !;
the minority report, together with a sup
Elemental report Of Mr.. Beck, was also
given; the Benet resolution was adopted :;
the bin to adjust postmasters salaries was
passed.
House The Mormon question was
discussed In the consideration of the De-
fciency bin, the conference report on
which was rejected.
Friday.-The House only in session.
Action upon the Senate bill to charter the
Maritime Canal Company, of Nicaragua,
was twice defeated by points of no quo
rum.
resolution for the appointment of a
joint committee 10 investigate the Wash
ington Aqueduct matter was agreed TO.
The bill appropriating a sum of money,
for dredging and improving the ST. Clair
Flats ship canal wa. reported farorsbly
from committee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-11

S"ats hFea'ss'hE
Thur-da, evening oct ath the Kepuhli-
csns raised fss t.arln. the honor.d
names ~ Harrison ami Morton The
speaker. wrr. Hon. T. I SoHle ~ Ills.
worth and T. h. Chase Esq ~ Hlachlll-
Th-- -s.r- H-t~n@5 ~ Att-nti~~Iy ~ she
friend. Of prutec ton snf the c0untry.
but the other par.y seemed q hc deter
mined a. hear a. little a. possible, bat
however thry ma hsAr part ~ The l~c-
ilrc, enough ~ pronounce thr,r hcne'iic-
;iun quite often The most Of Mr. sowle's
lecture Wa historical fACt- That coult not
he disputed by any one fairly veil inform
81 II. spoke OF tn Mills bill show Ing very
plainly the effect II free trade in
this country he aro spoke ~ hi, coun-
Try a. IL now = NTH = protective sys-
TEN and Great Britain With her
system % FIRE trade, comparing the wages
OF the lAhoriu. class and quoting the
prices Of many A'tjcir,. showing 'hst =
xrvat msny o. them arr cheaper 10 ths-
country than 10 Gfr-at Britain We can
MT understand why the Democratic party
wan, free trade ia tins country, unless u
Is for the same rcs~pn that JcT Davis put
on petticnAt- II IL he wanted 70 get On
something new This Mills bin H. about
the only new thing that the Democrats
have put on fpr twenty light YEAR, ih-'r
chief business ma been 20 oppose the
Republican party heretofore, and 1t kept
them 80 busy that they had no time Ia
create anything that would benefit the
American people especially the North, Ike
the Mill. bill bit we feel satisfied with
this bill. satisfied that il will cause Cieye-
lands defeat In November. We are
also satisfied with our fsg. One is
enough for u, and woe to him that
tries To get Us smother. in way that
will cau~r-Mr. Hooper 10 come here 20
inspect the po>t-ofiicc or bny yoke Of
oxen or pass through here % his way 10
Castlne.
oct .. LISTENER
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-11
SPRAY
Frankiia

Frsnkha
The Rev. J. X. Bowler and wife attend
ed the Baptist convention in Lewiston.
last week.
The Rev. T.. A. Carter was able TO
preach LAST Sahbath-the first time n sew
eral weeks. Glad to see linn out.
DIR. Homer's increasing practice decides
him TO open rooms in post-oflice building
for more central location, and thus more
convenient for patients
Clyde ID. v Hunt. Vice President Sulli-
van Harbor Land Co, was in town on
business. Friday.
Mrs. Mary Perry anil little daughter. are
at her fathers for few weeks.
Misses Mabel and Nettie Blaisdell are
visiting friends in Greenyille, Conn.
Charles Gordon has purchased horse
and carriage.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-11

.piratiou within him, impelling on to duty to
preparation. And yet. he was neither skeptic
nor dreamer. The Bible was his guide; and
where that failed to make reply, believing he
should use the powers that tod had given
him, he summoned Reason 10 his aid. and lis
tened to her oracles These and such as these
were the themes that. especially during his
later years. exercised his mind and challenged
his profouu,lest thought To an attempted
intelligent solution OF such questions the ordi-
nary mind does not address ITSELF
In religious belief Rro. steven. was Con
gregationslist, snd he wa- -uch, nni because
be loved other communions les, bui btcsuse
he loved his own more He va. no c'srisn
bigo, and his religion VS. not ut the variant
aud iinpul-i,e Kind. .. far below zero to-day
a. Il VA. sbose Yesterday. II wss. Instead,
the quiet. modest. even-tenor u chri-tian Nv
Ing. Doing hi, avn Thinking snd strong in
hi. con, lotions. he WIS., ever ready 20 give 4
reason for the hope tlsi was in him. sud for
III. principles and sentiments he accepted and
adv ocsteri 4 church memh~rshiu - thirty
seven ycar- during cixh: 81 which he was an
htNFptA'sN obhttat >flHF'' 'biFif ~ "N'7
ncl-nil outline. his religious character.
Through, hi- is.t lin srring illue~~ be leaned on
the same srm aud trusted 10 The ~an. merry
tha, for So many ycar- had been hi. strength
AMI confidence; aud y hyu heart ani fr>h were
fast failing though strong III. huL 90 life he
could SAY. Not ~, wiEl. q Father. but thine
BE- done" In the quiet sanctuary ~ home, he
was with emphasis husband and father AT
fcctiouaic, trnder. sympsthxng, xsnisl and
ever seeking AMI administering 10 tie comfort
aud happiness OF s the household.
Bro. stevens allied himself with every sgen-
cy that tend. to the intelligence and moral eie-
walton 81 sasie,T For some ten or twelve
wear. he wss a member II the BOARD of Trus-
ire- OF our academy -nd NJ the time Of his
,lraih wa- chairman VI it, Executive Commit
tee. And now. 20 soou, lac hs. left Us. but
he walks the immortal fields, ating reunion
with wife and children IN "the better land
where iic- are broken nevrrmory. And a.
think - hi social nAturc. his deep and tender
.vmpaihic- snd hls cor,llal greeting. I can
.a-ily imagine thai ith IS. ale-, breath There
fcil from hi- ip> for those loved one the
swcc; and hitinE words.
"Say not goodnight. but ID some l., tighter
cline
RId r,e ..oosAmofning :"
EPSILON.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-11

The great demonstration Of the Re
publicans of New York City at the Polo
Grounds, the 29th ult., was complete
success; Mr.. Blaine vas welcomed with
Overlooking enthusiasm: vast crowd M
ed the big grounds; speeches by Mr.
Blaine. A B. Humphrey, Governor Fors-
ker, ex-Congressman Finerty, A W Ten
ney, DR.. W B. Derrick, General Adam
King, W. c. Piummer, Congressman w
Z. Masou,A. L. Morrison and Mr.. Sumner !;
q great parade of Republican clubs march,
ed through Harlem.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-11
Shocking Accident.

So read the headlines Of many newspaper
columns, aud we prru>e with paipltaing inter
est the details OF the catastrophe, and are
deeply iml r.>>td BY the sacrifice Of human
lives involved. Yet thousands of men and
women are falling victims every year to that
terrible disease. consumption tserUfuta II the
lungs. and they and their friend, are satisfied
TO believe the maady incurahie. Now. there
could be no greater mistake. No earthi; pOS-
err OF cOur-e.ca restore hung that il entirely
wasted. but DIR. Pierce'- Golden Medical Dis
covcry will rapidly and surely arrest the raw
ages OF consumption. il taken In time. Do
not. therefore. despair, until You have tried
this wonderful remedy.
We think we can cure a bad ease OF Back
ache quicker with one of Carriers Smart Weed
and Beadonna Backaehe Plasters, than by any
other application. and after the Backache IL
cured, you can still wear the plaster without
discomfort for two or three weeks, or longer.
This combination of Smart Weed and Bella
donna is "A great hit. ant it il hard TO find any
pain or ache thai will not yield TO il. Price %
cents. Sold by druggist, everywhere.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-11

Three trainmen were killed and six
others injured by the collision of expires.
and freight trains on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad near Washington. Sunday.
The accident was due to the negligence of
the freight trainmen
Nine deaths from yellow fever oc-
CURED in Jacksonville, Sunday, and there
were thirty-three new cases.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-11

DRILLED FOR NATURAL GAS AND STRUCK
0rL.-PITTsBURG Oct e, (Special) An
oil strike of more than usual interest aud
importance mas just been made by the
Bridgewater Natural Gas Company, while
drilling for natural gas at Anderson's
Landing W. Va, on the Ohio River, just
opposite Toronto, Ohio. After there had
been a few small flows of oil the well was
plugged and win remain so until the own
ers have made an examination. The
strike was q surprise to the drillers, as
they had just touched the sand, and were
not looking for even gas SO soon. The
Bridgewatrr Company control tract
about three miles long by one and a
half miles wide in the vicinity of the well.
and have made arrangements to obtain
about 2 900 acres more.