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TRYING TO EARN HER OWN LIVING.
YOUNG GIRL WHO nan AWAY FOR DAY or
TWO To SHIFT FOR HERsEIF.

YOUNG GIRL VINO nan AWAY FOR DAY OR
TWO TO SHIFT FOR HERSELF.
Pauline NJ. Dodge Is the pretty fifteen year old
of Cheever K Dodge, formerly treasurer OF
the Manhattan Rubber Company, who now keeps a
stationery at No. $50 Ninth Mr.. Dodge has
recently had In business, and Pauline became
mbucd with the idea that she ought to be doing some
thing to her own living. Accordingly Oh Mon
day last She disappeared from home shift for her
self she Vas soon missed, and Mr. Dodge started In
search OF her nOtined the ponce OF her dis
appearance A letter received from her Mon
uay Dignt in which she SAID that She had obtained
TO LOOK after little Children III hasen but
gazing further address. A IepOrle
Ninth ave. yesterday afternoon, Was that
missing gri had bccn Mi. Dougo toia Inc tOi-
io",hs account or hor adventures: On MONDAY
nOrung started Out 10 answer advertisement
=" no N oiid,' aShins Tor a coIupaulOn gV a
lady 10 Florida On applying pioy
AGENCY, at NO. 3S6 sixth ave. she pay
leo OF @z, aid also TO pay her own W Florida
bho had but about 40 cents with her, however.
ohe then applied at No. $50 Third ave. where she
accepted position to care TO- two Children and was
TO have began her labOrs to-day. She haotencd to
store In the neghbOrhOod and Ing paper
and ink wrote the letter before mentioned. This
done, she began to think about whore She Should
until she could begin her work The woman who
tended tho store where she bought her pal directed
her to family across the way, where She obtained
furnished She then went to a joweler', and
attempted to sell hcr watch The jcweer refused to
buy IT, but sent a clerk with her to a pawnbrOker's
where she pawned the watch for So Yesterday morn
chases and met her father who had found whore
She had paw ned her watch.
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HIS HEAD CRUSHED BrAy AXLE DRANK.

shocking accident occurred at p m yesterday
In the basement under Cable, Bailey g. Co.'s restan
rant No. Park-place In small room off tho
kitchen is engine used to run @ ventilating
machine. AdOlph Schmidt o German, ago thirty
twO had been running the engine recently and he
Quentiy Tell into doze while sitting near IT, when
Work was slack. Probably he got asieep and fell off
his stool yesterday. Richard Mcswiney, q young
man employed in the Kitchen heard a and
noticed that the engine had stopped. lie fo4nd
bchmidts body the floor with the head sma he'd
under the crank axle Schmidts head had been
caught by tho revolving crank completely
crushed that It dropped from the body when police
men lifted tho corpse from the floor. Coroner Levy
who made an examination, seemed inclined to think
that Schmidt had commit cd suicide but the police
salts led that tho man had met his death by &C
cdcnt schmidt had family living at No. 1l6 Lud-
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last night. There were many toboggan riders, and
some good racing between private tOboggans.
RROOKLYN.

Peter wcnmann, age forty five, butcher, OF No
1874 West Ninth-st, hanged himself to bcdstead In
his room yesterday.
Tho purchaser of the former homo OF George l..
Seney, No. Montaguest., was Edward II. Ltchfeld,
a nephew OF F. b. Litchfcld and son OF Edward O..
Ltchneld who formerly occupied litchield Castle.
In Prospect Park f. II. Ltchheld is brother
OF Miss Grace DEMO Etchfied, the authoress. He
will occupy his new home this winlor
r. l.. BaIslcy. president pro TEN OF the Board OF
Supervisors, has signed the contract with Edward
Freel for work at the St. Jobnand County farm, which
John Y McKane refused TO put his name to-. Mckanc
has been nade chairman of the Finance Committee OF
tho Board.
People who 1.-Two in Oaklands, a small village near
the County Buildings in Flatbush complain that small
pox Is spread there by burials In Poers Field from
the Smallpox Hospital Tho Charities Commissioners
will inquire into the matter.
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FUEEBhL OF DR.. CARPENTER

The funeral Of Dr. Wesley ~ Carpenter took place yestsr
day afternoon Paus Methodist Episcopal Church,
Twenty secondst an F1nrthave The services
Quoted by the Rev, Dr. McChesney Of the church. who
paid feeling tribute to the upright Cnrisas life and the
great professional ability of Dr. Carpenter The students Of
the medical OF the University OF the CITY OF New
York. in which institution Dr. Carpenter teacher
present in large numbers Among those present at the
church Dr. Fordyce Barker william A Purrugton
Dr. Lawrence Johnson present OF the County Medical So
cety; Drs w. II. Thomson Orlando b. Douglas Ellsworth
Elliot Georse Shraiy J. Warren. A. l.. Looms. II. p.
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DIREOTORs or BROOKLYN ROADS

Tho OF Kings County Eevat ed Railroad
Company elected tho following direct ors General
James Jouran Wendell Goslwin Edward A. Abbott James
O. Sheldon. s9muel Thorne Harvey Fatrngton william A.
Rsai, Newton Smith. Henry Robinson. General q. A.
Gilmore president OF tho company refused reelection TO the
tory account OF ilLhealth.
The BROOKLYN Oiy Railroad Company has elected the fol-
lowing directors Daniel r. Lewis James How George NJ
Curtis Alexander stndwell william II. Hustled. Crowell
Hataen William ". Thomas George w. Bergen. John c.
Barron Edw 10 Packard Frank Lyman. Charles BILL jr
and Edward D. White Mr. White succeeds the late sey.
mOuf /. ed
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

NTH x~em~s Rsfe-Chares Emory Smith. OF philadelphia;
Thomas H. Dudley Of Camden Rodney W. Daniels OF Bur
ls T. Rich OF Michigan sfseg HsUse-Sti-
Hutchins aud Hallet Klbourn OF Washington Sfr'e
HousMaior Augustus Bscos OF GeorEis. and
n. Rrrss Of Philadelphia Hotel Brunsoek-Danri
Dsnrhertv Of Philadelphia and exCenrrsssman John ssh
voorhis. u Rochester ST. Jams H-Cemman"er
r. D. Evans and Commander y. J. Read. u. - Navy
Btncsor Roe Henry c. Mutt President OF the Atlantic
sna Pacific Railway COMPANY. .Prk Avenue HoteL-
Pro Daniel Eaton. of New Haven Murray Htts
Motel H. ABBOTT vicePresidsnt OF the Wisconsin
Central Railway Compa ny.
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TRIM GIN AQUEDUOT LABORBR FOR MURDER
Tho trial OF Stephen Massusa for numbering John Null
conry the snx siss hackrv-r night Of November
20. while tho to Shaft No. Of tho Now Anna
began Yesterday In the oyer and Tsrmner Court
Plains Justice Drknan presided torney Bak or
opened the with the story Of the shooting how
Aassura the out nred shot through window
and followed with aDoter In tho direction the horses
winch took effect In the divers skull After
they out and. turning the h.r,e,
around started them In The direction Of stable with the
driver wedged IN he boz his brains oozng slowly out of
theback Of his hal Dr. Csiss Of Sing Sing who made
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Tho proprietors and employees II tho museums whom.
Anthony Comstock caught in his net Monday
raigned IN Essex Market Court yesterday morung Mr.
ComstOck hani and Inspector Williams beside
Judge Patterson the bench The frs prisoners were
IrviugoR Nicholas Doano and Leopold Cohen. OF
Kahn's MI cum No. 7O5 Broadway. LAWYER John d. Town
send appeared "a hell IN 500 % answer
in General Sessions Walter Price, Hugh McCaoe.
stephen Hicxe Hu Oh Mccormack we're charged with
Carrying uni awful exhibition at No 800 Bowery
ormack sdiscar ed Tho ohsr three furnished bail
for trial Charles Ste Hans Van Maon aud otto Fred.
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E1eoryoy INSPECTORS WILL F1gBE

The Unite Labor Party election inspectors who de
termined have full OF days for their
work to sbtain what they consider their rights
ago They held meeting last night IN Columbia Hall
Frst,ve. to o,mplee their iizatsn Each OF the As
sembly al It susly do
cdei TO IN a strong Ght money which they hold
NJ B. Cohen the president Of the
organization q II. Dillon secretary.
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wEsrCHEsrEK COUNTY.

Tho Town Clerks office In the village of Westchester
broken into Monday night, and an Indictment
against Justice OF the Peace Jarvis, for receiving
Illegal fees together with audited town bills and other
papers stolen.
A short time ago, Harvey Hustled, the court stem
ogralher for the County and SurOgates Courts al
Who Plains, was removed by the Board of super.
visors of the County political grounds, ana
George .. Appel, of Mount Vernon, was appointed
In his place. 1t was determined after" ard that the
Board had no authority to take this action, as the
appointment belonged to tho County Judge, and Mr..
Hustled has been rclnstat
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OUTCOME STEd N gRS.
SHIPPING NEIHS
PORT OF NEW-YOl

PORT OF NEw-YORK. TUESDAY, JAN. TO- 1888
ARRIVED
and passengers VI Hurst. Arrived the IS
Brooklyn City tBr) F,tt Bristol a. Swansea
"a with mse to James Arke Co Arrived AZ the Bar ~
Al 5 SssS Dec e M0,s
steamer Venice ti Bolt Palermo Dec H. Gibraltar H.
with Phelps Bros Co Arrived At the Bar D M
% e. % ays wa Charles
Steamer Roanoke Hnlphers, West oin Va and Norfolk
Steamer General Whitney Bearse. Boston with ndse 10
steamer CAUCUS Coleman. mtse to Dim.
Steamer Amos = Barstow Corwin. Providence
ship wsr;a- tBr ls B"nc New-oreans "a days. in bal
BARK RnOva!o itaD. sangumetti Alicante 90 cays with
salt sar T9S % so oD ATs" So & ,usa.
to oiasr '"s ITO. SshtnSa % "A, sugar
with snsaIi, orisr; vessel % asss ,s.
to order vessel to + II smith 4 Co.
Brs o B .ockhart tBr). osen Curacao 10 days, with
favors Haman Ponta- Pitre 10 days. ballast
Brig ca Br, Murchi.oo, Paranyba 50 days with
sUNsEr-At san " HOOK wind fresh. wNw; cloudy. Al
CITY Island. wind fresh w clear.
Arrived yesterday
passengers to phop: Bros ca arrived a. the Bar az
CLEARED
Steamer Hans a Kurt toer. Gaevccke. Hamburg-Eck.
steamer Port,a tBr, Dawson st Johns. NE. via Halifax
Steamer Colon Henderson, Aspinwall- Pacific Mail 90
Steamer Philadelphia Hoss iaguayra Puerto caoelo aud
Curac 4 o. nulton, Biiss q Daiett
Steamer Murei Br. Locke, Windwari Isands-A Il Out
erbrt,ge n Co.
steamer III Paso Quick New .Oreans-John T Van sok,e
Steamer CITY OF San Antonio Wilder Port Royal aud Far
nanaiua-C n Mallory & Co
Steamer Yemassee. pstt Charleston Fernandina-wm
+ Clyte g 20
Steamer Tallahassee Fisher savannah-Henry Sousa,r
Steamer duyaudotte, Kelley Norfolk and Newport News
Old Dominion Ss "a.
steamer Herman Winter, Halett. Boston, Dimock.
BARK "a Oh. ianbe, sydney. NSW-Ainoll Ch~nsv Co
Brig Hardi (Norl Nielsen. Oporto- Funoh. Edvo Co.
Brig rrlos tBrl. CoBey, Ponce PRS "A S-ixaA
Brig Kaluna. Coffin. st Kitts-A D Strauss a Co
Brig Daylight Foster. Port Spain l. w a Armstrong.
SAILED
Steamer4 Hosph0ruA for London; Elsa. -: MureL
Wudwari Islands Colon Aspinwa CITY OF Ran Antonio
Fernandna Tallahassee Savanna Ysmassse Charleston;
Wyanos~. Hicimon,i 0uyandotte. Newport Nova
ship Abblo y Hart for Antwerp
Also sallsd-via Long IAxnd souaa-Baxk Minnie kikn
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DEATH OPA 0IOus OLD HORSE

An old horse known captain Jourdan" is dead
CaptaD Jourdan thirty old aud had
by John Jaw Matthew NewJersev legislator for great
many years. Captain Jourian" we'll. known the
road twenty years and MT Matthew's farorite
trotter lie named after Old POcs Captain an who
wGs for time Superintendent OF Police M Matthews
tells stories illustrating the old sagacity
that broug ht his masters
uninjnred from pleasure ground without
the o ANY
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NEW WEST SIDE MINISTER

The Rev. S. H. Bray of New-Haven, has been
called as pastor Of the Bethany Congregational Church
Tenth rave. and West Thirty-ffth-st., to succeed
the Rev. Charles Ii, Burr, who has been for some
years pastor Of this church Mr.. Burr rctres to
engage in other duties and 1t sta.ed yesterday
that the minister had accepted the call and boUld
begin his services In the church at Mr.. Bray
recently resigned his pulpit in the Humphrey Street
Congregational Church. OF New Haven where for many
years he carried efficient work.
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NEWS FROM TIE SUBURBS.
NEW-IERSEY.

Patrick Neville, of Bloomfield has brought suit for
$4,000 damages against the Delaware Iackawanna and
Western Railroad for injuries received at the Grovest
crossing He Is now crutches He refused an
offer Of 81, 900 In settlement
A balance Of 1868 40 has been ordered by the
Orange council to be paid to the overseer OF
the Poor by John L. Blake attorney for the city, being
the residue Of the estate Of George Mills and wife, who
died ten years ago leaving no heirs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-11

The latest cold wave spent Itself yesterday morn
ing In q vigorous fall OF snow by noon the sky was
clear and the sun shining on spectacle that might
have made him bury his head In cloud curtalns--thc
uncloaned streets OF NewYork Their condition was
for several hours almost beyond words. Tho slusb
was ankle deep in the very sballOwest parts and
broadway was like Bunyan's famous slough The
Signal Service Bureau predicts warmer weather, with
snow turning into rain.
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ILLNESS or SEEATOR MORRILL,

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 tSpecian There was rumor
this afternoon that Senator Morrill, Of Vermont was
seriously Ill at his house II said tonight that he Is
simply troubled with slight stsuach trouble He Is
abs to be about hut the physcian wishes him 70 ksep in
doors Tor several DAYS Al the Senator'S age
he Il Ia his ysar-As friends disposed
to feel soas VIVA: alarmed.
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SEARCHING TWRRTY-F DER TEARS FOR CHILD
circular cane to light yesterday which asued
1884 to fad Mary Ganney four hail. who STRAY
stolen October "a IN that home
- Talmanst. Brooklyn She only child OF her
molher her father who was In tina army time
afterwar Eed Her mother has hoped all the long years
her chill disappeared for her. but none has
come She was married subsequently to Michael Fanna
but has net forgotten the lost chi few days ago
of the twenty old circulars and
wanted IL ubshed.
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NEW ARK.

William n Decker, living at No. 165 Washington ST.,
was committed to jail yesterday on the charge of
swlndling virous persons fraudulent orders as
agent of an art photocopying company.
The house of W. S. Hopkins, at Irving place and
Lncolnave., robbed cary yesterday morning Of
a pair of diamond bracelets, gold watch and chain
and $50 in cash.
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INDICTED Under NLNY ILIlSFS

The indictment against the woman who had office at
l55 West Twenty. thiras, aud obaInei money from
expec that the, receive large prof
speculate Is = given
to the defendant Tho indictment again Marion Dow,
otherwise called Marie La Tonche r. Morse Nellie
Wech Marie X. Darrell and Marie Warren. Tho
pleaded guilty yesterday in tho Court General
aion
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HOURS FROM TO AND s TO =.

autopsy the body OF Muc0nry testified to tho
death AMI the ndins the bullet 10 a mans head
Coroner George Sutton Of Sing Sing testimony OF
important character to his holding the inquest Null
conry number Of ether witnesses which
did affect guilt of the defendant when the trial
adjourned until this morning.
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ALONG THE SOUND.

The Bridgeport Common Council has voted to In
crease the salary of the Chief Of the Fire Department
from So o to 5000
Horace Staples yesterday elected for the thirty
fourth consecutive year president OF the F1rsl
National Bank Of Wcstport.
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AND PERMANENT CURE or CATARRH.

HOTEL ROYAL, NKw YORK. Dec !, 1887.
DR. X. B. LIGHTHILL
MY II gives great pleasure to testify
that your treatment of catarrhal trouble from
which 1 bad suffered for many years. and which had
seriously affected my head and throat resulted IN
complete radical cure and though 1t 10 now
years since under your professional care, not
vcsge Of the difficulty has reappcarod Your success In
furnishes vncing proof that
catarrh OF long standing radically and permanently even In
our treachcrous and unfavoabe climate For years and
years applied ron had suffered the
dscomforts distress OF complaint in the
belief be cured, because
which had male for Its relief resulted In disastrous
failure Your the fact that
possess necessary ami anxious
public should knowit ALEX. MARSHALL
testimonials Of similar and character to
those above parties highest social standing,
be seen at Dr. LIGHTHILLs Office.
No. 10 EAST 22D-sT., NEw-YORK.
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OLDAHTA CONSISTS MEET IGAIy.

william Sheridan, tramp, was stabbed by James
Cavanagh, q lab rer, In fight at Oak Point Sep
tember 3. Cavanagh escaped and Sheridan recov-
cred. On Monday night both men applied for lodg
lngs al the kingsbridge police station. Tboy hap
pencd to recognize each other In the dim light Of tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-11

lodging room at midnight, and Sheridan howlcd with
fright until tho police locked Cavanagh up.
In fight at Langs boarding no at spuytcn
Duyvil on Monday night Albert r. Juscezinsh was
stabbed severely by Frederick Paudng who nlado bis
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Aausulss nsagA

Beware of o slight irritation of the throat.
Brummelrs Cough Drops give i'm mediate relief sold
the Gle vated railroad statisns
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TIE VIEW oIvIL SERVICE AssooIA rION MEErs

The Civil Service Comm ssIoners OF New-Y0rk held a
meeting at the house Of Gneral Daniel Il. Sickios
yesterday, a sufficient amount of routine business
had accumulated require the attention Of the Com
mission. General Sickes presided and @. Il. Angie
was Secretary. Considerable business was done but
not of important charaf er.
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"K.M.0," and "H.M.0."

These oabastic letters 70 famous bv the
toua breach Of promise trial IN New YORK. could with much
proprietv be addr~sset to BENSoN'S PLA>T r.
ing" Keep Ne Quit" and iIelp Ne Quick" 10 which sup
pcaton that Diaser would always respond promptly bv s
sosthi And In coughs colds
bronchitis other cheat troubles BENSONS PLASTER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-11

THE best cure in the world for coughs
celds and consumption 10 Cutler Bros Cos weknow
cid b0sto1 Vegetable Pulmonary BalsAm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-11

MRS wIssLow's SOOTHING SYtUP ter Children TssthiaG
cofens tho reduces mia nation aavs all aud
wind colo and diarrhBA Twenty dve coats bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-11
I" tn MoruPR.D

If you would regain yOlr health and streng tn
use ParkeTs Ginger Tonic. 90 cts at druggisiA
HinlarcofDs the best for ioc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-11
HENRY A. DANIELS, Al. ID

Hsnrs-Sto IA B tel Diseases Of the Nervous systs
Gsnits. U rnary organa lmpoteneo aad stsrilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-11

Dr. Lghthilfs method Of treataent 10 entirely his
and is universally recognized important advance In
medical science His applications the diseased parts
in superior and effective relief usually
szpesnced at and complete often effected In
of the obstinate character By AID he has
effected radical and permanent in of deafness
and discharges from the long standing ami the
severe character; In Cstarrh in It's offensive and
obstinate FORM the Disorders Throat and
air passages persistent of voice
Asthma OF tho troublesome in Chronic Bron
ehitis. Pulmonary troubles and Consumption in It's
various stages Of development Many of these
effected which hopeless and
beyond the Of medical skill And It is ono OF
happy PRACTICE that tho treatment
give the PAIN discomfort distress
readily admnis
person opinion will invariably be given and
will be accepted does Offer
reasonable OF Dr. Ighthlrs
publish below few Of the testimonials in
grateful patients ghout the
try;
From Mr.. William r. Barnard. Superintendent OF the
Five Points House of Industry. New-York.
FIVE POINTS HOUSE O p INDUSTRY
No 155 WoRrH-sr, NETWORK. oct l. 1871
TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN
For many years was afflicted with a form Of
catarr from which, OF efforts coui obtain
relief In timo hearing beca inquired, and was
constantly troubled with roaring sounds in hed 1t also
gave rise troublesome cough bronchial irritation and
PAIN my lungs In fact. condition such that
felt that unless something done to benefit
would be beyond one physician thought
that eventually would be stone deaf another me his
opinion caarrh conli be curo ani that had to
could its perncious consequences Under
these dscouragng placed myself under the
professional Dr. Llhh whose many Endorsements
skill from well known residents OF NewYork
broug notice. His ostmsnt resulted
In perfect My hearing restored
tho catarrh and bronchial trouble completely eradi-
Gated. and the troublesome noises in the head en-.
tirely removed This in my effected
thirteen years ago. and It great pleasure at
proved permanent as It was
radical During all did not have trace OF
bronchial trouble and hearing is as good TO-
uay when treatment discontinued
WILLIAM F. BARNARD.
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LESSONS IN COOKING.

MISS MARIA PARLOA Will give Q spe ial series Of
twelve lessons in cooking at the hall OF the COLLEGE
PHARMACY. Fast 23d.st. Thiri.ave. beginning
WEDNESDAY jar. IL, at 10 m. and continuing sue.
cessive Fridays and Wednesdays. Programmes the hal
lecture days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-11
From MIR. Morris Phillips Editor an Proprietor of the
New York Home Journal"

Testify with pleasure the which attended Dr.
Lighths treatment in tho Of BROTHER who had
affected deafness and noises In the head The
OF Lighthips applications prompt they
effective The restored the noise removed
radical has since proved
NORRIS PHILLIPS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-12

EOR RENT-A MOST DESIRABLE HoUSEUN DU-
l. pont Circle. Price. e1o per month. Apply
CHARLES L ARLY,
Oc6-1W at ~
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EQUITY CoURToyud0e Jdnse&
Yesterday, Palmer agt. Hall; consolidation with
cause 1895 ordered Hall agt. Hail; sale oecreed
and R. W. Baldwin appointed trustee to sell Bo-
land agt. Boland; John kidout appointed guardian
ad Item Pepper agt shepherd; receiver author
lied to pay bill for repairs. Hall agt. Han and
Palmer agt Halls report OF sale OF trustee ratified
Muth agt stott; order OF october 10 suspended In
part
SPECIAL TERN AT LAw-Judoe Homer
Yesterday, Jones agt Hoffman; Judgment BY
default. Wright agt. smith; order for commits
sion to take testimony.
CRIMINAL C0URr-JndQe MONTGOMERY.
. yesterday, VIM. l. Norton, assault to Kill; YER
dict not guilty. Victoria Jackson assault to Kill;
verdict not guilty. Chas. Rudd ana Edward Nudd
nouseoreaking; motion for new trial
POLICE CoURT-Judge Miller
To-day, John Watkins colofed profanity on I'd
street northwest; IS or ffteen days Frank Brown,
9lsoruerly conduct; 10. Patrick Scanlon, disor-
Qerly conduct In county; personal bonds. Walter
ZONES caueity 70 animals; collateral forfeited Jas
Kenny and walter Pagan, disorderly conduct on
Pennsylvania avenue; Personal bonds Patrick
Martin, disordery conduct in county; S. or ffteen
ingl0n; do.