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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-04
CAPITAL STOCK. S2.OOO,OOO.
nIAtInf.n - LOI.I lWS.

10 900 shares Of 800 each per cent cumulative
o(SG shaas ' iG cac Eae Common soe
ps ,uVVV OO 1T mortgage per cent 2O'year Cola
or he foregoing II 200 COO in equal proportions have
been taken by private subscription.
MESsRS f. =. CHAPLIN q CO.. NO. EXCHANGE
COURT tEW-X0Rt CITY, ARE AUTHORIZED
TO RECEIVE APPLICATIONS At PAR FOR
EITHER CLASS OF THE REMINDER AS FOL.
Lows,
sCoO,ocO 1st mortgage Gold Bonds;
totEVV0 per cent cumulative preferred stock;
The three grades Of securities recommend
e. on S SI Maren pacs. hS
LUZ aoun, IS baeem AZ an ea.,igr date
eans len per Gent OF the amount Of each subscription
g 9e on %po5 eo T1 3pBP99 made ana 5 the
sei to refuse any ap2iSSaon Should ne fun amount
post vii, BE- approprlted toward the sum due alo
5GgnGa IN full We rtfe a the privilege Of cance Ing
pad for more than ten days etter notice Of such allotment
has s a a1 not be geh ~ K le s9oIo o
e ds sa ' on the SICK GS TcSsas
hs At high m9Rs and the tIem :ai s,ss
serinon Tor sarh shsea whsheVcf they are G'e nv
are hcu by investors abroad =, e,...-. 49,,
ranaraa 's' nay hco,ei in London last Ausus under
Were arsiy subscribed. and tho ordinary common
oC eod 5 5he" pa Az re- n now cent? 62ln premium "
PROSPECTUS.
The syracuse BreMing ana Mating Company was or,
sol %sh eoSp f9 al 9' of ne brewery P6 f 1s'f
the city OF syacrs fNecpiins NAY 81 William carney
Icr aaninn. The Brewing aud Mating company viii Be
The Principal brewing operations u syracuse Tor years.
good lq vii sad materials Of every kind and description
belonging 70 III. various concerns alr,ady mentioned
value Of over j 10000. embraces Of the
Situated IS IN the centre q an AGRICULTURAL country
wei sdaplet to tne g,o"ia OF bay an5 h3gs the al
cHaarice conducted by tAs company cannot DC over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-04
Ocean Steamers.

A NCHOR LINE {. S. Mail steamships
- ,. NEwNoRK AND LIvLHIOoLo ,. o..
-. CITY or ROME. Wei MAY l. Ma %, June 20
ANA ever fourth Wcine daf tn s!er no
Saloon passage. - nni upwn-i go. : cas- S"O'
GLASGOW. VIA LDNDON DEkk1.
From Per II. North RIVER. foot o. Ier9y''t
Ethiopia Mar = II a. N. DeToaia Ma - . o. N
Anchorta Mar 10 a. M Crcass.a. ApT o. 10 a. m
cr,scou. Ter . p9',S.2g T. ,,,.repooI:
Cabin els and s55 Second class. ssO. neefage ~
Travellers Circular L@ttors OF Credit and ai~ '0 9J
HENDERSON DRoTuEls. 7 Bowling Grssa. T.. K
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Diui0cnJ Nouce5.

oFFIcL Of THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL
COMPANY. Nrw-lorE, Feb -. 1850.
A QUARTERLY DINIDkND or ONE AND
"A TllEtf~QUAR TEEa Il - PER CENT on M.
~, o.Ar,aJ g. ~ .of' aaa'-t ID l,. e:ty. On Az
cipard iron fl. lose al today until the
morning ~ ,.itlrduy Starch 10 b. order Of thc
BOARD a tiaE.reIs JANIS C.. HAItrT Treasurer.
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Hnttiou Sales Of ncaI estate.

j. PHILLIPS, Auconeer r
L. Philips WIN sell al auction On 6o' TUESDAY
"a change No. 50 Lbertyst. the following described
property:
10. AS East s7u.st. Sstory high stoOp bFowns'one
dwelling lot 1SXG0.
No. "a East 131st.st 3Story high stOOp brownstone
dwelling, lot lS2AH II ,
No. 122 West 26thst., 3.st0Iy high soop ho"hAtohe
dwelling lot 215 17%9S9 80
Maps &c, with Auctoneers, $40 Broadway cor LID
erty-st.
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tl,usica! Jn6lrnmcnl5.

LNu5ltVI JNOII HWINIo.
NJ MBEE u slightly used upright a4 square pianos,
"A 90 Inanr watch Ncff si"r ally se.-c ed used
by The metropolitan Opera House Company
dUrug tle ip-s opera ason Wi!l DC sOI lib IA
ItJur ton from regular ps.Lra
Nm. KNAEE & CO. liz 5hav". above lGthst
INISCIER PIANOS renowned iof tone anc standing
H. tune Manuiaetofics "a .tofefoors. 42l % 429
building Pianos exchanged. rented or instsmenA
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Gsnrtion Galrs Of Give Gjtotk.

DETER c. KELLOGG & CO.'S
COMBINATION SALE
OF
CALIFORNIA VRCTTI&G STOCK
auction, q 1seo
THURSDAY ana FiJDAY. NaIch ana ., l9o0'
Tie A&EKiCAN INSTITUTE RUItD!Ng,.
6IaFe' between ga and G4tH st7., NeH''o'A
(orlcc. 1O7 J0hnst),
THURSDAY. MARCH T. 1889.
The consicIlm -nti ~ br. J.. j. Ro-" ~ NJ On I +
chiefly re get Of eiamboul IA 81 and AIcaIgt' -
th%t % NJ. H. scott. hHntd thla 'I-' ',''' * g.,
l4n ani lal d" ~ {; 4. Du &C., Los An.t H. ,,i ana
Cuing llc -tlin Del sur, "a srF' ri &" "a ~, ~.
daucAici- 4. " Richmond, viii be- so1 Oh e''
day Ia tie order named
FRIDAY. MARCH s. 1s'1
The CONSIGNMENT u Mr Hancock ~ Johnson lay ' "
Angeles Cal. consisting Of thc ~ ni ','',,',N{
Richmond Jqlse sasbufy Montoe Cns,' 1 Is tbs
0nd Two fashoAaby bred tho, oyrh yfcd tNoH
CONSIGNMENT 81 NJ. g. Valrisi, Ffa'.n,"1 NJ % : q
paly " ct 81 SilpI; - = aii A,' - roirn
and thai ~ NJ WIN CoTbtt. son Mn''
~ Of GUY Wilkcs @l5 u. ana -, hIaa1' III"
= "a. viii be solt tIl, day Ia The "FIrI .ai ,-o
The horses may br 81 place 1I '1'., W., "
they Will b. .hown J.Sme track ula'f '"'e'' 'o'
catalogue address ,..,.....
io7 John.st. New.YoIk
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LLOYD s.. CO.
EXPOSITION!

ROYAL NnTunmAsjgjs ANb Z. s. MAI. LINE,
80 NIad 5s RIM lfS Sa FXs EXTosiTqE Eny
renewed nccf u moiern =; frcrS: ROTTERDAM. i"~b;
AMsrFRDAM 1857 VEkNDAN.. lses MAASDAM
and OBDAM. 1859. Flrsi Cacn. ait.r Moy J. s5n AID
Ratr-. Departure every saturday.
DACIFIC MAN. STEAMSHIP CONPANYS
1 liz IS TO9 cAIlkoK%HiN .JAtAN, CHINA. ,oo
Prom New.York. pier too o. Can1.t y K
FIR IAN Francisco the lshnns or Panaml.
NEWPORT sails Nonla!. Marn II. noon.
From San Francisco. 1st and BSannan Sta.
For China and Japan.
CITY OF NEW YORK ,,,i- nilv. March H. D n.
For freight. passage ard neral nioimo ton apply az
eor1nany;s flee Oh the pier fo.' = Canal s.. y r
H. ]. BULLbY. Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-04

ID EpORT OF THE CONDITION or TIE
- IN he Sta. o. New York al the Close Of business
February 20, 1859.
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ENLEGANT SEASIDE ELSIDINCl>.
Il TO La lOs: IItE AEA,oN.-lou? az the most de
s.raoie, ana ,aiteii1 ~ tc't '' fles ' AMI
Cn.i roucicut have exec lent spring hoi>, I'm mar
Iuarss..s Lrol;, covered pnllaa gas ia an rooms
double range. heaters and Ocn nicyaces; hot ana coid
fresh ava WAGER bathr0 Natc: Closets - -
t.oroughiy uu.eldrdn-l, ami have H. excellent se41j %
COCA water. bCtl arlCsia vel ana CIV H. i.9 ny
lawns ,la-s .'pt ia pcriett orlcf D.! S'i1i.., a.
the owners gNLcIt-t "a lOcttd NIrtt- Oh l"r "et,
mont aid drive, DC "a .;'ach (hot "iVFrL ~ ~ a.
CoalinIAd u;ot.t.u ret view Oh t'- o.t"i WI "a
ras.la NrS!s. ald IN eul IciIlnE %: ~
shore INcc.t .tah.c- VITA ACCOMMODATION los I"'ee
horses ANA carriages, acoO1'yo.! ra' hou,,. ,
TWO Inrh iron. SQi.i.- '-""c =. Nl w io.'nic
and renoy tana CentT. l;'ea y an a'eSs.' d.,
nany times da from New-No,S ?i1 fh.i9ir i' ~ w
Long Branch express tfBlnr Ii has tN'''s hi.h .'u
The latter through VH' "I's I'm
t. Sea Gift nMo boating aud n-nA o" 0hd isNct
marketing almCst entire a'rict o lhn ~ "'sV "a
I t. nosqutoo For esfHs, cIcu9is sIi polo
Hle, u tAo properties, Apply 10 H. II; ~ 5'Ii
Beach. y. j.. OF - l. g JAl ~" - ON'9'i'V' aux
a1eih.a
EAST GRANGE n J-For sale, $4,000 Ic'y h2ni
II ne c,ul,ly eeot Prospcctsi. icc' iI-i'u.
lOOG noai stations. ovf rlO.kl- NcW-lo 'A.l a Ni,
Mouni1I vest ~; large nrieIn reid ace beautiful
wafer brook; lars" complete stables f' ,, r., ~
f. tn" County scworege "a. city water EDMN l.
HAMIlTc% $ CO.. 90 Broadway.
q REAT ATTRACTIONS FOR LARGE IN
~ NLsTORs-Ir lands In asas. CO.. t,or
Southern Sja,r. Immense tracts In Mexico pclcct ts>
and low prices. " 4. LINN, 80 Arcade Springfield, Q.
INVEST YOUR SURPLUS ,.,.,,,-n
a. f'Ia' iH Reg Laie eose to tne Xxx o. n,c '
d dye Information Gu1''gie' J. GGfdhHoEE DeaVe Col
NENNGE \. J.-I;cal estate in iEis yicny rcar , a..
~ stauonsl foi sale ana icLt EDN T. HAN4li-4O-N
a rlJ1K fl..
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Gounlrr properin for Sale ana 20 Lei


MONO The na.> attsac'!o,s q Which our FLUSHING
"A L. t. nici- cs.4 boa. their bctui..u Ht4 coit
pletc athletic grGunC-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-04

Public auction, lot. o5x1OO5. and 4sory dwelling
No :os West 59th-st l5g # ~ Of 7thavei lot'i
o5N9o11 each. West 14Gth-st, 90 II OF Grand
boulevard; executors sale, lot. 25A976. ana 5-st'ry
dwelling, No 20 st Marks Place l75 Il " Of lstaNe
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NO HOTEL KEEPERS. o~

L TO LET-THE PAVILION,
al Lake WiHupisauk'c, y. IL. A.. f,..
This celebrated hotel occupying one 81 tie hnese
lions On thr arA and famous the Wofid over ~ p""
and attractive summer home 10 rent ioi lno E'soH %
1859 lawn nearly acres tclass SADIE DoH lns
ing coaclLg &C. accommodates 700 Eucst7
opportunity for energetic rni che hol,e al iUf'
OIL Wash!n-tOn-st.,
Huston, Mass.
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ENAIAN LINE l.. S. and Royal Mail Steamers.
4 FOE QUEENSTOWN AND LLNERPOOL.
7 a vi 4~F-f'
ONNIUENTAL AND ORIENTAL.

Il APAN-C1lNA'
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.
StcalucIs leave SAA francisco Us follows;
pTIEIC W cd >f1y March 20
ARABIC o1tui ldE APT! .
OCEAN H. uoNtN, AbIH -
aturlaY, May II.
SD .biH appoint i-Srp riOr Account d2tlons
Pescrtatons mad. Dy ettr telel raDh TO- and
cobin r,rs seen 40 2s7 ad $40 broadway. NewHOrk.
Room a. RdliDaI ku. ding, S.A tnici,yo. -
LELAND STANFORD. President
r. II. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent.
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD s.. CO.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDoNi
NEW.YORK. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
steamer, SAL from bier foot % s.. HotOken.
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS.
fildo sat Mch . II q. m. Aicr. Vol. Mich 20 a. m.
Lain wed. Nch -. D. m. Vera A.. Mch 3D. 10
First Cabin s75 and upwa' herth2ccordinQ TO loca-
ton second Cabin $50 be- Ill s'celage o. lowest
OELMClIS CO., No: lowing GEeeiA $500
OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO
From New Pier IS. y. r. foot Of Sprng.sG
- NAco4ciL;ii; I1e' i4, 1eSruyN5 D. m
IS CITY or 81 cS6; %ay 81 Na aa sysh p
For6l AMI western Railway Or al points IN Georgia,
Florida Snu Carolina. Alauama and louisiana. Cnsnr'
based a sl.ulois llra,e.2a, Iate dHOte For
IRE ght and pasWge apply " 8, ,r.cu.r-,.
ce,l Hg, ~ snvS1 patt Frcirh, Z As s + mi W.
Line. Sl7 Broadway. Pway, POI Broadway
r. l. wALKER Apt ocean :. S. Co. New Pier IS. y. =
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ELECTION NOTICE

! OUlSVTLLE, NEW-OELEANS AND
~ TrXAs RAILWAY co. mr. MORTGAGE coupoIns:
das = T. T. WILSON CO. NJ : F4eaias &C court
OFFICE Or THE RECEIVER OF THE FLORIDA
RAILWAY AND NAv1GAT!oN CoMP,ANY,
NEw.YoESt, i E3sA 20 e ."i isso.
" Office IS HEkEbl G.iNE f: iha6 The Ger;
iy ,l. Central Trust Conaag @: Hcw.yo.t IS wast
On and afr March T. 1ss that the Interest on sAd
certificates viii cease on thot dat
W nAyAED CUTTING dhaiIm5a Of he fSrcSans
CoAa.ttee Of the Eos.la Railway aud Navigation Com
Dary
cEHTEA!. RAILROAD COMPANY or YEwJERsEY
~ BOOK I the Kecistred General Mortgage Bonds Of
this COMPANY win De clo,ed fson "Wednesday the 18th
SAMUEL KNOX Secretary.
IaLINoIs CENTRAL RAILEOAD COMPANY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of stockhod-
co. = H. Iiinoia Cenua i;alrond Company f2r he
Cll Ne hea a: Ne 9gs' of te S9mgry "a ne cry Il
Ihaac. s,g'g 81 I.",iI On W. 1 ine,1a{ MECH =
Ncw.YoIk, March l, 1850 Secretary.
n He ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stock
holders Of The Lag sunefor ana Puget sound
Ien{any YIN BE- h,la at The Ollie; q the COMPANY, No
ls,9 at : Gco'k p M 10, III" election Of directors
way ''' ''' G;oHGe soLInrr. Secretary
$34O,0OD. -2o-lEAN 8 PER CENT
nrst ro1 bonds OF The Denver Tramway Company
Of Denver Col total ISSUE sJG5 ooo based Oh 70 - miles
cable railway in operation earning more than
double the amount Of annual Interest
HI.WsON WHITE
20 Broad-st
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BrOOkInn l]roprrtn fOr saIr anO 60 Ct

LARGE PLOT OF LOTS FOR SALE ALONGSIDE tn"
n grand IA .road enterprise 81 37th aLd 3Sth SIS,
nrooklyn rutland WHITING. ) becsmanst
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- Nts
THURSDAY. MARCH 7.
by A. II. Muller & Son.

Foreclosure sale w Todd referee, lot. 25xlOo ana
i-siory building l3G;h-,t 225 r. Of ArNandrfnNc
lot 2jx9s0, and 4.sory dwelling. No ~ Last sd ''
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NO CHARGE FOR SEARCHES.
Giin propcrln 9cr Sale.

NEWELL MARTIN, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-04

Ada Rehan. Mrs. Gilbert. Isabel Irvings
Charles Wheatielgh, &c.
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tinantinl.
Syracuse Brewing and
Mailing Company.
TWaniy-YGar Mortgage 6 Per Cent.
Gold Bonds.
PREFERRED AND COMMON STOCK

Issued for the purpose Of carrying purchase Of
the ale and lager beer Properties Of the Grcnway Haberc
National Gcrmaria ana Crys'a Springs COMPANIES, and
TLos Ryan Moore Quinn u Co, and Geo. Zeit OF syria
cuse, New-Yotk
CAPITAL STOCK. S2.OOO,OO0.
DIVIDED As FOLLOWS:
1000 shares Of 800 each. per cumulative pre-
ferIed stock, per payable senl- annually.
lV,OOO khatos OF SlOD each common STOCK. .
>, ~ 600 1st mortgage per cen; 2Oyear Gold
hon1s, interest payab" scEi-aunually.
VI the foregoing a. 200 coo IN equal proportions have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-04

THURSDAY NIGHT. MARCH 7,
First representation this season Of shakespeses comedy
THE TANNING OF TIE SHREW,
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-02
He Predicted that a Messiah
Would Be Born at
Waukesha, Wis.
The Coming of the Second
King Was Heralded by
an Officer
Who Placed the Prophet Under Ar
rest to Answer to a Seduc-
ton Charge.


WAUKEsHA, Jan. 2G.-Sim0n b. Need
ham Of this place is in trouble on &c.
count Of an alleged responsibility for the
birth Of a daughter to = widow named
Clark. The complainant is a brOtherin-
law of the widow. Needham is a re-
markable man. A shoemaker by trade,
he has been q close student of the script
urcs, and can repeat whole chapters OF
the sacred books from memory. He has
published hundreds of theological tracts,
and circulated them at his own
expense. For ten years OF
more past, while he has been a
resident of Waukesha, he has at frequent
intervals left his work bench and labOred
as an evangelist in all parts of the state.
He paid frequent visits to Chicago and
Milwaukee during and after the labor
troubles and when Parsons was in hiding
after the Haymarket trouble at Chicago
Needham gave him shelter. Needham
has always claimed the power Of a seer,
being. he says, the seventh son OF a sew
enth son and born with a caul. He has n
small following in Waukesha who regard
him in the light Of a great re.
ligious leader and for some
months passed he had been prophesying
to them that Il new Messiah would be
born in Waukcsha on Jan. %. The little
one, whose advent has excited the sus-
picions which led TO Needham's arrest,
came into being on that day. Needham
was before Kimball this morning. He
said he had Il spiritual alliance with Mrs.
Clark, and acknowledged the truth Of the
charge against hirl, but brought as an
answer thereto the alleged prophecy of
the coming Of IA second Messiah. His
case was continued TO January 81, and in
default of $500 bail he was remanded TO
iail.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-02
LOVE CONQUERS.
BY THE AUTHOR OF DORA THoRNE,"
"A ROSE IN THORNs," ETc.

she bowed to him with proud dainty
grace. lie mad wondered If she would OF
ter him one OF her wiite Jewelled hands,
and he found himself wondering also if ie
should die OF JOY when he touched it. But
the wonder WAS all vain. She glanced
calmly at him, and She smiled slowly. he
wondered again what sine wouiu say or
do--ii she were cognizant OF the mad pas.
sion That was slowly creeping over him.
'.lou are Mr.. Niuart,' sac said, and
the music Of her voice struck his dazed
senses with fresh wonder. ..iiaye YOU
seen Lord Audiey:"
He never remembered how he answered
her. To him IL Was as though he had
passed through u furnace. His brain
seemed 10 burn, his beart beat fast, and le
could have cried aloud from the ,enemence
vi his emotions.
she SAW and understood. She was too
much accustomed ~ the effect OF her beau.
~. Men siccumDed at one glance from,
her eyes OF al one smile from her lovely
lips. That this young professional" man
who was not OF her worid ~ aIl-shouid
yield at once, was less than nothing 10
her.
1t was 4 relief, yet pain, to him when
Lord Audicy catered the room with scy.
erai ladies ana gentlemen. Nane wa, in.
troduccd TO eAcn, and each one had some.
thing kind and pleasant to say to him.
Colonel Gordon Was delighted with MIN
and kept him in earnest conversation uu
Til the dinner-Dell rang. Nanc turned
aside his head when tuc Lady Lllias passed
by MIN; for he said 10 himself mat anoth
er looh al her would blind him. If ht
wished 10 collect has senses and converse
with ANY SHOW OF reason, uc must not look
again upon that most beautiful face. lie
never remembered afterwards now the
dinner passed. lie ncard at times the
SOUND 81 low sllycrv laughter ana the muir.
muir OF a sweet ,ulcc. ilu cared not raise
his eyes totnc Ears dauuhter. Her bean.
~ daZZlcd INN as did lue liyDt of me SIM.
cuce or twice he caapnt a rtimu,e of the
dc,d..oLi nair and the suarkiinv GEMS
rb.n no did ~. has, - Ln.,, Ms ntIention
G. .,
'" """' ," w NV" '"''"o ~
~
-" w." ""' -. $50. 80
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-02
Killed Ivy n Failing WALL.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 2G.-A gang Of work
men on the first floor Of the building at
Fifth and Vine streets, which is being
torn down for Mab'ey & Carews' new
building, were badly hurt, two of them
fatally, by the sudden caving in OF a wall.
The second story wall was being pulled
down with ropes, when the great weight
caused the lower wall to collapse. bury
ing the men with the debris. The injured
are William Wilson, John Hope. Pat
Cooney, Henry Nultv, George Barnet,
and Charles Barrett. The two dead bodies
were recovered from the ruins.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-02
Catarrh Cant be Cured

with Local APPLICATION, as they cannot
reach the seat of the Glsease. Catarrh Is a
blood or constitutional disease, and In order
TO cure 1t YOU have to take internal remedies.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, and
acts dire ely on the blood and mucus surface.
Halls Catarrh Cure IS no quack medicine. IT
was pr. scribed by one Of the best physicians
r. this country for years, and is a regular pre-
scription. II is composed OF the beet tontcs
known, combined with the best blood puri-
Aers, acting directly on the mucus surface.
The perfect combination Of the two ingredi.
ents Is what produces such wonderful results
In curing cntarrb. Send for testimonials free.
FL. CHENEY & CO Prop, Toledo, u.
Sold by Druggist, price 75c.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-02

Lord Audlcy and his daughter and Van'
were approaching one of the most bcauti
fui and picturesque spots about ulscrs
croft, where the river widened, and TIL
land rose in gentle elevations N citheI
side of the water. Lady Lilias looked III
brightly.
"Ihcre," She c~ried-"this is my @favorit
spot. \ bridge. light and elegant, throw
OYER the water here, would he magnificent
| can see it already in the air, papa. Vi
Wharf, let it be here"
cit i, certainly the most %appropriat
spot" replied Nane; ''put the cost, ii
is built here, vii. he nearly double"
"Neycr mind that laughed the girl
'.that viii not matter. let ii stand here
papa, and call it lady Lilias's Folly
that would be an excellent name for it,"
Lord Audic! smiled.
1--WE viii see" he said. awe will wal
round here, Mr.. Wharf, ii YOU Will, an
see what the LAND II like. | am incline
TO thinh it is thc prcttie,t spot after ALL
Lilias, You haNca quich eye
They lcit the carriage and walked alon
the green bank Of the beautiful river.
NaHc found himself by Lady Lilias's sid
and, what was more, he found that she va
taking To him iii AN earnest graceful idsl
ion AL her own, her pride never Tor Oh
moment relaxing, yet with 4 namele
charm about acr which left linn helple'
against her destinations. Once, rs I'll
BANK was rather steep, he ~nvoluntar
held out his hand To assist her, and
his surprise she accepted it and thanke
him.
"She would not have done that had Sd
felt that / was her equal" he said to hin
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-02

New YoRK, Jan. 2G.-Minna Irving,
"thc passion poet of TarrytOwn, in a
green silk dress and bonnet and a long
seal sacque, was in the United States cir
cult court yesterday to prosecute Palmer
Of Wells for sending vile letters TO her.
She testified thai she had received 500 or
600 letters from aim, and knew his hand.
They had a disagreement last August,
and in October she sued him for $5U, 900
for defamation of character. He is a
stenographer with a slender salary. She
swore that four letters she received on
December 3 were in his handwriting.
Her mother, Mrs. Odell, swore TO the same
effect. Frank Roland, Sinclair Sander
son, Chauncey l., Ayers and John King,
business men and friends Of Wells, testi-
fed that they were familiar with his
handwriting and that the letters in their
opinion were not written by him. Joseph
K. Scott testified that Wells reputation
was good. Wells testified that he did not
write the letters and first saw them after
his arrest. He was asked if he put in an
advertisement in the daily papers on
December 6 rejecting on Miss lrving's
character. He said he had no recollection
Of it. Anthony Comstock testified that
he believed that Wells wrote the letters.
The jury found Wells guilty, and recon-
mended him to mercy. He was taken to
Ludlow street Jail, and will be sentenced
next Monday.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-02

BERLIN, Jan. 26.-Tomorrow is the
anniversary of the emperor's birth, but
in consequence Of the court being in
mourning for the late Emperor Frederick
there will be no celebration of the event
on any extensive scale. Tonight, by
the emperor's command, the best
boys and girls Of the Berlin
public schools will attend a performance
of the patriotic play Die Quitzows' at
the opera house. The two eldest sons Of
the emperor will occupy a box. Tomor-
row the Berlin university will hold a fes'
tive meeting at which Prof. Curtin, the
emperor's former tutor, will deliver an
! Grafton.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-02

WAsHISGToN, Jan. 2i.-Under the call o.
tates for the Introduction Of bills of refer
ence, Mr.. Vandtver Of California introduced
81 Joint resolution requesting the president TO
open negotiations with tie republic Of Mexico
for the cession Of Lower California to the
United States.
Mr.. Payson Of Illinois then introduced, by
request a long bin Incorporating the Lamm
Interstate Railway company and demanded
its reading. This having been completed, he
introduced a bill to establish a uniform sys-
TEN Of bankruptcy and called for its reading
In extenso. Mr.. Payson had q double In till
clustering, one being to force the friends Of
the Oklahoma bill TO yield to certain amend
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-02
Death of a Heroic Old Man.

FALL RIVER. Mass, Jan. 26.-Joseph
Langson died of suffocation yesterday in
the burning Anawan mill. The fire
started on the third floor, and Langson,
who is - years of age. stuck 10 his post
trying 90 quench the flames with a pail
full Of water till he was sufTocated by the
smoke. The women and children who
were employed on the fourth floor made
their way down the fire escapes or Were
taken out by the firemen.