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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-28
oAR1rov. TIE MuRpERER. WANTS VIEW TEAL.

CARLTON, THE MURDERER, WANTS NEW TRIAL
The counsel for Henry Carlton, who IS under sen
tence of death TO be executed on December s. applied
for new trial yesterday 10 Judge MARITIME, before
whom the case was tried The application was based
on three afiidavits. Two Of them, made by william
Burke bartender and Edward Ahearn, a clerk, were
to the effect that on the night when carlton sho'
Policeman Brennan the policeman dubbed Carlton be
,o,o tbo shot was fired Daniel O'Nelll, of No. 1G
East Broadway. made an affidavit that Brennan had
AZ one time killed in Texas and was convicted
of manslaughter ,,..,
District Attorney Fellows opposed the application
Judge MARITIME reserved his decis on on the motion
There is appeal from his decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-28

Theatre The people who like to hear German spoken
will also be accommodated with two performances
by Ernst Possart at Ambeg's Theatre In the ai,er.
noon he will play Friend Fritz and In the evening
ST. Bartholomew's Eve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-28

TONS OF TURKEYS FOR THEIR EMPLo1 70
Al the close of business hours yesterday III acoou
ance with their usual custom on THANKSGIVING eve,
simpson, Crawford simpson, Nlnetceh'h-s'' anu
sixtbave. distributed among their employees between
500 and 900 turkeys aggregauns Ill "0'e"' WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-28

The other day customer called with
an overcOat bought last Winter-a fine,
blue, long-nap Fur Beaver, lined with
heavy silk and otherwise extensively
trimmed the sort Of an OvercOat not
intended for hard wear, because the
nap on all very fine Fur Beavers will
chafe off. This coat had not only worn
poorly, but had faded slightly, and,
having paid $40 for it, the customer
was dissatisfied. So were we.
1t didn't take minute to mend mat
tiers, however. We simply asked chow
much has the coat earned!' Well"
he replied, 81 expected to wear it as
nv best for two winters instead Of one !;
its only good for a knOckabout now !;
how'd $40 strike you ~ Nufsed. We
handed him a Xxx. If anybody else
has had similar experience with these
overcoats or any other clothes Of ours,
we are glad to settle at any time.
About sixty of these same Overcoats,
carried over, are here this morning
marked $1S. A bargain for man
who wears his clothes carefully, but
not for one who expects hard service.
The sizes are all 80, 40, AZ and A inches
chest measure, and the coats are all at
our Prince Street store.
We don't mind telling about our
mistakes, because we make so few, and
the rectifying of them is sure to make
us friends. Everything we sell is war
ranted to give its full value in service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
Sun rises So Sets $50 Moon sets 1913 Moons age
HIGH WATER
4 H-sapdy Hook 1874 Gov. Island --- Hell Gate las
. U-ssndy HOOK - Gov. Island noon, Hell Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-28

Mrs WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
49, ,o nsca Tor over FIFTY YEARS by M1LLIONS
~ MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHI ndTtIFs se
rfnMgifp SOFTENS the GUMS ALIAS all PAlM y;
~ i' Sold by Druggists in every part OF inc
~ TWENTY-FIVE cents bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-28

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ D.. q.
Sl9 WEST 126TU-ST.
Diseases Of the Nervous ~ stem Gento Urinary orRah~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-28

Deerfoot Farm Sausages, made from dairy-ied
ok fresh every day, for sale by all nIstcdSS elo'e
beware OF limitations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-28

A. jay Cross & Co., Opticians and Specialist
"a West 23d.st measure the most complicated cases
detective vision. Charges made for goods only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-28
THE wrATUER IS AGAINST THANKSGIVING

THE WEATHER Is Against IhA- orouv
Everybody in New-York and the country 70,
. ax,ous,r interested in the weather prospects loi
today and the information furnished YESTERDAY
ing by the signal Service Bureau will carry o'Sn'o
into the household. sergeant Dunn "hon So1n
Tribune reporter yesterday afternoon ooh e % any
riew NJ the outlook can see no prusPo0' "
break in this Storm" he said, as he looked 0" e',o
leaden skies the mIsts the bay ana al inc RON
dr,vnc in great gusts against the office WINDOWS Vi
peltng down with fierce energy on inc oar,
bo,ou a. This Storm which originated in texas cary
-, 4, q snrnter IL reached the city al o
o'clock this morning. having travelled the full distance
IN less than twenty-four hours There Is an area
Of high barometrc pressure Just north OF aS in
oorseTuence the storm can make SLOW hodu 70? -
as toirneT northeastward Another wave 4 Ir drVS'
o'r,tnC from tb, northwest and VIII feach hclc "
Is 81, Ju nr carly tomorrow The sergeant went on
70 express the opinion that the cold wave wouIa p ea
bot come snowfalls this morning, Whle strone cas-
civ winds which were blowing all along lhG AIanI ~
coast Yesterday would do their Dest 10 auS ~ i5eS
general misery. Up 10 ooio0A '''
of rain had fallen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-28
FOR THE OLD NEW ENGLAND DINNER.
TRAINS AND BOATS CARRY AWAY CROWDS To


FAMILY HOMES.
TIL. Thanksgiving passenger traffic over the roads
10 New England tho homo OF the good oldiash'o"'
dinners was as large yesterday in former years =
not larger The outgoing diners were OF course M o
numerous over the New-York, New-Havoh anu ,,,,
ford road and the Grand Cenirai o'" 40 ,as,
swarmed with people from early morn u . ,os t,ed
night All were dripping with the wet all - ort ~
and elbowed and all had every reason W % or
nu w. w.. hs,,er bumored lot of travellers never
a,berad IN n ra 'lroad station. In form>r years
-. .,rross serv,ce through 10 Boston was III i
fancy and only four five trains "oro ,i,s ~.
necessary ON occasion OF such CRUSH ~ every.
train info two or even three secuonS' ,oIocp
- q. deerent Yesterday. beginning al Wv. n
in the morning and from that tune o,.ay "'''
~. a.v a through express left inc s."'o and
INC 49, xnrees was crowded 10 the pa'iorn's' ""'
,,.a,.,.v hsfore the departure OF each tner, was
wstb,ng OF a lam about the gates' Inc 800,
.xnr.ss was the heaviest OF all. AZ nan "a. .
No.. who had secured their uche's peedn 'i .
~. cates and line formed which from
- - Avn, assumed greater proportions Inc coiieouon
20 nv" ~ ,ras composed of all ages of people,
~ sooro.d IN belong TO a wellfed anu III
ncen, class 10 whom not only the prospective tufh'
hut the sentiment attached to WISH nom was
o,,ractIon Cadets and students apouhucu' "i. "
IN ALL the crowd might even be sao 10 nav -
attractive a compliment which few crowns uoSo, -
At the two ticket onices specIai u0' -
kept the buyers in their regular ORDER ana IN eo,
sequence two long single files of anxious tourists sno
ont from the windows. 1t was thus all afternoon ANY
into the night To counterfeit the exodus, an NM. L
90 country Cousins great than could nave pten
peced was poured into the metropoi S, On IN traffic
~, ~ ali nroportion to what the Thanksgiving rus"
had been in former years. II, .,,rouv sup-
The sound steamers one wouiu maui. - The
Inv .SuSd have lost patronage account on tio
Weather They did lose crowds OF E
edly but they did not need those VINO ch a Tor The
IN. few DAYS had all they could handle, and yes,cta
canned the climax. The Fall RIVER ana rhe Puritan
INES were especially well paironz u; nc sen GERS
sailed Yesterday afternoon with loads Of pas Sid New
wbo WIN give thanks to-day for a good' oD N'"
England dinner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-28
BLACK HENRIETTA CLOTH

We have placed ON sale another
importation of Black Silk Warn
Henrietta Cloth, same as last sea.
son, subject to very slight mann,
facturer's imperfectiOn.
The uricps are.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-28
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
Announcements.
THE FRESH FRAGRANCE

az SOZODONT renders the agreeable article eve
used as tooth wash II has none OF the acrid proper
astrngent tooth powders ana instead oil cohacuh
the gums IL renders them firm and elastic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-28

Am. Hosiery Co.; White, all wool, all sizes
60 25 worth 90 30. Same make. coored. 81 AZ WORT
- 90 so doi. Shirts and Drawers, imperfect colorng
az 75c; worth 81 80. KENNEDY, % Cortlandt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-28

A LUXURY FoR TOURISTS.
mr. Iyons Perfect Tooth Powder, in metal Boxes WIN
,oleSconic measuring tube Neat and portable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-28

Brummel's World Renowned Candies noted tol
their high flavor Fine chocolates BON bons s h
cnnntrv in Tin boxes Wholesale house, 4OS-4l Oana
Tptown Branches, s3l Bway, 29S 6thaVer W. I4'nS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-28
Seal Plush Garments.

Jackets wraps sacQues paletots New KEY s an,
rarIsns large assortment made and nnish us me
rerfectftt!ng Alaska sealskn LSrmenIs e n America
We need all for fur goods ana are ,os Prince g
goods az bargains indeed. Call this week AZ lVo
univ second floor. c. c. SHAYNE, furrer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-28

These goods are from one Of the
best makers of this fabric in Enc.
land and are regular made IN
every respect as to weight, dual.
ity and finish. They may be found
in the Black Goods Department
on the Second Floor.
JAMES McCREE cry & CO..
Broadway and 18th Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-28
SHIPPING NEWS.
ARRIVED

DON'T OF NEW YoRK. WEDNESDAY NOV. H. 1888
.uprUEn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-28

"Orpco." f.. & w.
A new collar.
Woodville Republican., 1889-06-01


have had somo experiences with tho
rnifcd grouse. The peculiar noise mado
bg them while drumming ia usually
made whilo tie bird IS standing upon a
lo9. but tie log has nothing Whatever to
do with the sound produced The bird
While drumming nssulnes an upright po-
silion aud droops his wings until tho
flight feathers almost 81 quite touch ihe
log Of olher perch on which he stands.
He then, b an Intense muscular effort,
makes quick, spasnodic beats with bis
wings n doing this Che ends Of the
wing feathers may, and perhaps some
times % touch the log; bnt It Is the in
tense aaEvero ol the flight feathers as they
c0nac III contact with the ftill air. ii tho
short and intensely ,rapi beats that pro-
duce Tie soft Jet powerful enll far reaoh-
ing sound No impact 0f feather or
feathers with a solid suhstnnce especially
= moss covered los could eyer make q
sound capable Of being heard Tor quar-
ter Of mile. The ar seems TO be filed
with Inc sound, soft as i IS and i seems
10 come to yon from every direction, 60
that ii requires d QUICK and pFacficed ear
10 locate t correctly. This i proof posi-
tive That It IS produced b vibratory Cd
ton ii lie ar. and not by the impact Of
two solid substances. Cor. American
Field.
Woodville Republican., 1889-06-01

Fishes produce so many eggs that Il
vast numbers Of the latter and Of the
fishes Themselves were not continually
destroyed, these animals would finally
fll up all the-waters. For example, man
annually takes 10000, 600 or 70.000.00o
Goldfish from the sea around the shores Of
Newfoundland. But even that quantity
seems small when we consider that each
cod yields about $4,000, 600 eggs each
season. and that even 5000 900 have
been found in the roe Of a single cod.
Were the 10000, 600 cod taken on the
coast OF Newfoundland left to breed, The
80, 600. 600 females producing 100000
eggs every year, it would give a yearly
addition Of $50, 600, ,000, 900, 900 young
goldfish.
Other fish, though not equaling the
cod are wonderfully productive A
herring weighing six or seven ounces is
provided with about 80, 900 eggs After
making all reasonable allowances for the
destruction Of eggs and the young, it has
been calculated that in three years a
single pair Of herrings would produce
f54, 600, 900. Button calculated that If a
pair Of herrings could be left to breed
and multiply undisturbed, for period
Of twenty years, they would yi6ld an
arnount Of fish equal IN bulk to the globe
on which we live. Scientific American.
Woodville Republican., 1889-06-01


The next room to the throne room Of
the Kremlin palace contains probably
the fnest collection Of jewels IN the
world, even more valuable than those Of
the holy synod. but not so rare and Curl
GUS. Here is an assemblage Of crowns,
most Of them coming from the palaces
where the thrones were stolen, and some
time worn by royal heads. The crowns
Of Poland, Kazan, Georgia, AstgAkhan,
Persia and others are more splendid. be-
ing covered with some Of the largest and
most precious stones ever known
''crowns upon crowns, oceans Of pearls,
rivers Of diamonds, ns one writer has
expressed It. Beyond them are the an
cient crowns Of the czara. the double one
for Peter the Great and his bali vitted
brother being the most curious, and it
sits before double throne. with place
behind the drapery where their sister
Sophia used TO sit and prompt them what
to do and say On occasions Of ceremony.
The costliest crown in the entire eel
lection was made BY the order Of Peter the
Great for the Swedish peasant girl who
became bis wife and the Empress CATH
crime I, the number Of diamonds in
L being 2, $50. all.ok them large. flawlesa
stones Of the first water, with the largest
and finest ruby in the world as crest.
The crown Of ivan the Terrible has come
Of the rarest stones, very large and PER
feet turquoiaes and sapphires Of great
purity and value. In this room is q
large casket Of solid gold, which contains
tho code Of the Car Alexis. ~. (
Curtis IN Chicago News.
Woodville Republican., 1889-06-01


The city Of Salt Lake is practically
without debt. is bonds, to the amount
Of e250, ,00O, to aid in the construction Of
a canal, over twenty miles long. to bring
an adequate supply Of fresh water from
Utah lake, have already beon largely re-
deemed. though the term Of the loan has
but half expired.
A people who have by patient endeavor
and community converted a sterile region
into garden spot, by irrigation, natur-
ally become inbued with notions Of thrift
aud economy public as well as private.
This natural tendency ID encouraged BY
an eminently practical religion. The
emblem adopted by the founders Of Utah
is the beehive. The Church Of Jesus
Christ Of Latter Day sain.s seeks to make
its followers honest, industrious ard
economical. Delegate John 7. Game q
Letter.
Woodville Republican., 1889-06-01


It il A. interesting fact that nos only
Is tie presence Of extensive growtsN *
ths Willow found to be anti-naalarisl in
its influence. but that from ; certain
SPECIES Of tlsfs same beautiful tree. or itn
bark, IS derived the comparatively new
bet we'll known aniiseptio preparation
called saIlcine; It is Of apure, bitter taste,
highly febfifugal in quality, Is largely
used IN various solutions, also il surgical
operations, and is the most elFectual pre-
gentlFe Of putrefzction in the system set
Known. For thesc purposes The willow
is now being extensively and aystemet-
ically cultivated At the end Of two
Years the switches are froia four TO seven
feet long. aud are cut and gathered into
bnnches Ike sheavcs Of wheat; in the
stripping building they are STEPPED ii
water and the bark a. the largeT ends
looseiled for a couple Of inches BY ma
chinerv one by one the switches ara
placed in tie mechanical atrippef and
with a pair Of pliers are pulled through
with sudden jerk. Icing then wiped OF
with wooden cloth. bundled. and laid
away TO dry. All tile leaves and bark
are dried and baled. the average yield be-
ing a ton to the acre, the willows com
naandlnc. when dry, 5000 per ton.-
Frank Leslies
Woodville Republican., 1889-06-01

Since tie opening Of new artesizn wells
"a the DeserE 81 Sahara large iEcrease
"a Ihe nusnher Of palm aud other fruit
lrees les taken place. The borings made
aiue8 1881. however. show 3 dIninuiion
IN lhe yield ol the water and It Is prob
ALE that tho limit Of the capacify Of tie
veins found At the usual depth hss been
reached The wells rnnk bY the French
have much sniallef bore than those OF
tile ArnBlans. aud owing to the difficulty
d cleaning Them when stopped mp by the
sand. It 1as been decided 70 give the new
wells much larger caliber. Globe
Deu6ezsk
Woodville Republican., 1889-06-01

The noble army OF bald heads s II
creasinx IN northern Japan. The women
81 tho haiisaE Of III human races. tho
Anios are fat marrying japanese hus-
bands, 81 sharing their hareuls and The
result as aeen ia the half breeds. IS 8
brood That manifests untimely badness,
not only ia the cuticleof body ard limbs,
but Of face and skull Bald patss win
soon be as common IN Yezo, it Is feared.
as ii American aueiencea Tie AMOS
have ior centuries been famous Tor hag-
ing more hair and lesa brains than any
other huTaan beinga. nor do they ep-
preach 1oslonisn statna q nofa brains
and less haif. Home Journal.
Woodville Republican., 1889-06-01

When burglar murderer or other
comnon Russian felon has been tried,
found guilty ard sentenced 10 penal
eervitude, he Is. as rule, released from
the solitary confinement in which he has
been held pending trial is allowed to
mingIe with other prisoners Of the
same penal grade. and Is forwarded
without unnecessary delay to Siberia.
When, however, a political offender
has been tried. found guilty and
sentenced to penal eeIvisude under
tho same codc Of laws. he is not released
from solitary confinement, nor sent with
reasonable promptness to Siberia as lie
would be i he had merely killed bis
mot!icr with ansax, but Is thrown into a
bomb proof casemate in what is known
as the penal servitude section OF the
Petropayloysk fortress, OF into one OF the
smaller cells Of central convict
prison. and there lies in solitude and
wrgtchedness for ono, two. three, or
even five years, before he finally goes in
sane or IS sent to the convict mines Of
Kara. George Kennan in The Century.
Woodville Republican., 1889-06-01

lover 81 the curious in number
las arrived az somc interesting facts
ahons Deriin. The cits las 30 miles
cf s9eea. So chat persou might nalk
ten dass il Tie capital without fetIacing
his sEens e the 400. 600 inhabitants
nlafehea 81 double ille they would form
line nearly 750 miles in length. i the
ci.izais determined to start upon 8 jour
nt It IEe same time. all the ears Of
Germany would 9cconamodate but two
tlda g Tie nnmbe New York
Tfih.Inn
Woodville Republican., 1889-06-01

There Is ia Philadelphia a blind news
dealer whose sense Of touch is 50 acute
that he not only makes change accurately
and rapidly. but can detect a connterfeis
note on coin at once. His stand has been
for many years near the corner Of Sixth
and Chestnut streets. In nine years, he
says, only $3.50 ia counterfeit money
has been successfully passed on him. His
sense Of hearing is also remarkable. and
after he hears tie voice Of q regular Gus
toner he can always call him by name.
New York World.
Woodville Republican., 1889-06-01

A plaster cast Of fossil egg. found n
the tertiary atrata Of tho island of Nadas
gascar, tho original of which Is il the
Paris Academy of Sciences, belongs to
the Naiional museum at Washington. +
Is 81 ]. . inches one way by 20 inches the
other The ORIGINAL is supposed lu hare
been The egg Of bird three times as
large as the ostrich. New Orleans Times
Democrat.
Woodville Republican., 1889-06-01

uPapa. said little Willie wilkins to
bis father. Who was reading the paper
Papa won't you listen to met p.
Don't bother your father. dear said
his mother, what Is il you want 70
knowin
fsWhy do sailors trim their sails7n
ss0h. why. to make them look pretty,
Of course Whenever you want to know
anyihins just ask your manana - Mef-
chant Traveller
Woodville Republican., 1889-06-01

81 Rs.ssIa there arc Three distinct pcni-
tenfiare Institutions: Tho mines and
prisons of oriental Siheria, tIie central
prisons .ilh tlgir solitary cells. and soll-
fsfY confinement in tue Iavelns ef tno
foFI 81 Peter and Paul. ard sehlua-
sIbafe Michael bialko1 ii Chicago
Neaa
Woodville Republican., 1889-06-01


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ii ..as i, town called pani al,ont
oo0 ,,,;,s@ f.os, MADRAS and ,.l,;ie flart.
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,l,,.,,',,,,,e 4Is ,sas +, ve,.v cenial. nl.'.s.
snt fsIloss and had tl,ak pecnliar raaa.
nsl;s,,, aI'n,,l him ll,at made and kenf
gl;o,,,ia avn,'svsl,ere
,vaa fkrnnoh Harrington lint 4as
enabled ~ lpnrn the existence ~ IDLE.
,,l,o,,c .,o,,,,,,s.,ifaf;,,n and to saf;sfv nv
sslf II ita e,,,if,,,itv
ssTbsre are Two fer,4lcs IN the viIlooc
1 .ro,,t ! nil. 46ort II, fbs infefior nsd
IN ths Ground a{or AZ each Il s small
circnlar strncture which Is guarded dag
and nicht from the natives "a wen as
frntn ,tTanosra and il sl.ut,o,ef to be The
abiding place of tie 'rovesninc eDiiit.
lbiit 81 reality fe The terminus 81 the fele-
phone line. which IS laid underground
f from one building to the other.
sqrba snberstitious natives REGARDED
this little structure with tho greatest awe
Woodville Republican., 1889-06-01

a l04eaf Old I,os lgs moro azaIesI
facts. understands better the |asFa govern
ing the universe of matter Than I'D Ans
l0lle. Lucid azofae. PtolelnF . ans
ancient philosopher SlrunEe IIah.
set trIie s. swift has the prs 81
hon aaaaI'zd S scientific trump
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