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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-11

Parents, when your children are in need of
shoes you can do no better than patroniziug
E. F. Brinkman. A handsome school tablet,
which all school children need, given free
with each pair of shoes purchased. 2t
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-11

Howqua, said to have been the rich-
est man in China, Is dead. His wealth
was estimated at $50, ,000, 900.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-11

For the most reliable seeds of all kinds in
bulk, go to Bradley's. If
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-11

Hostess-"Dear me, the conversation
is tagging. What can we do to amuse
our guests?" Host-"I don't know un-
less we leave the drawing room for a
few minutes and give them a chance to
talk about us.n-New York San.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-11

Il. Gathman is sole agent in NAPOLEON for
Chase's Barley Malt Whisky. Richand pure,
it is fine tonic for the weak and feeble. It
strengthens the lungs. I'm
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-11

Good Farm for rent. Inquire of W.
Pierrepont, Dentist. IT,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-11

Money to Loan at 6 and Z percent
NJ. KNUPP, Napoleon, o.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-11

voigt & Hillabold, in Holgate, have an ex-
cellent stock of iewelry. They also do re-
pairing on short notice. If
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-11

L.R.siford's City Tonsorial Parlors.
BitZe Block.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-11
EXCURSION RATES ON b. 8 O.
To Ohio State Fair ane Industrial Ex
position, September 10. 16, IL, 18
and 10.
JOHN MILLER.

On above dates the Baltimore and Ohio
Rrailroad Company will sell round trip tick
cts TO Columbus, from all stations in Ohio,
at one lowest limited fare for the round trip.
good to September 20. 3t
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-11

Ache they would be almost priceless 20 those
who suffer from this distressing complaint;
but fortunately their goodness does not end
here, and those who once try them viii find
these little pills valuable in so many ways that
they will not be willing to do without them.
But after all siek head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-26
ALONG THE SOUND.

BEIDl EpOET.-Tbe National COsDeii OF tie oder
OF United AMERICAN Mechanics which eI"-ed lis an
nusI s7>,on here yesterda, eieeteh thee "sn'e's
Charles H. levitt, Massachusetts,, SatkE aI C.rnriIbr
Jhornzs u. Chaplin. COnDertat. Vice~Cfnneibr; John
s@r-er Pennsy lvznlz. secretary: I0-rph jL s'fnn.
Sew Jer~ey treasurer: gib~r T.. I'LL. NeT IIsmp,hrc,
u,r,hAi: GoHge Is. LndIan. xev'Jer.eJ. posebs
Ian W.fsy ONO t,sstkrfef 'SGd VIII FIN
i.r1vaDy With buB1red rDer AMI band Of nm,ic.
,,m H,Lrml,xn Penn. visited ibl. city ye>Drtsy.
auf xrr~ r.1yeE and enterfziil i fJ1er al o~S-;d,
I,xrk. 3, the Eaton, CDtc BIrihsaa Fire D<part~
rsert,
LACK ECk-- TFO mrp while cffzrstnz Tn q
cellar On The pfeuIses ii Mr.. Catherine H'sC- ies-
terd.y brpugf ~ light tl~ ste>ton II hunlaD ~.
ing whkh hAf eyhef;tIy beer buried Sre bEBIred
year, 1ke instant Tie LsD~s were t,artd after ~
peure 10 tie trey efEastb5d ~ aste.- pfati.,i
Of THE Jaw in fair condition. bot not enough nj
10 determine whether il LeOnfed 30 indian or =
white man. Inc Bnderppn Historical s'cie:y will
make inquiry.
NORWALK-A meeting uas held "Wednesday even
ing n the home Of Robert Van Iufcn and new Epts
es,pi parish organized. wfieh wac uAmed IrzIs
P.uf.h Ofncefs were eiecfed a. follows: Waidens
A. &. Golden. ". n. Smith vestrymen Charlie,
t,shDrDe Robert Van Burci VIII Am r. Bishop, Thomas
= Morrison. s;c6rge ". Cram. william lockwood: par
ish clerk sSOuh HOyi: treasurer. James v. Hyatt
Levi Warner was elected delegate u the Episoopa
Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-26

fore the meeting last night, and Councilman EsD
koetter opposed It. lie applied an nncomphne"'- -.
NEwARK-Gertrude Eiscnburg Twelve yeAt 80 SI 4
dose of rat poison on Wednesday. Emescs snvon
her life. The girl has been Of vaywaH oispos'''o'
en,thct TO ouinn. Ouinn who ives In the lobby
shouted: You're li.r - adding several prSho e ar
rest the excited man and finally succeeded In quoting
him. The episode caused = sensation.
RUTHERFORD.-Mr and Mrs. Bellcnamoers anu
their dsnghter Miss Dorothy. returned from Europe on
"wednesday after extended visit -. L me
body Of little girl about three wears oo was picAea
up In the Passaic River near fassa'c or'as0 vi
Wednesday.
BLOOMFIELD Julia Baldwin. who nves AZ In
Brood st.. heard some IN the grape arbor on tne
bed. and taking up a revolver quietly opened inc
window, when she saw - man sitting on INC srSo i
ana nickinR the grapes. She called to him to get
down. but he paid attention to this and she then
dschaed her revolver At the MAN TIE Ss Se
xAs wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-26
NORTHERN NEwJERSEY COUNTIES

PATERsOX.-Xrs. J. u. Hesdifn, u strAisbt-st-.
ab,ut sixty year, Old. DoAb~r lag Of Niehsei J..
Kelly captain Of the B-ton Payers' basetzu tram.
committed suicide by drowning the PAssAir Eiver
Yesterday afternoon. About Gebek fhe uAs zen
80 throw her-eii from The Narkeisf. bridge. The
pisee j. on outskirts III the eity IT pdnt where
the r1yer wfdens aud L. called Dundee Lake. man
hurried 70 Get a tszt but whes, b. ssAehoc ber she
wn1 dead. No for suicide b, KNOWN other than
that ,,e hs1 suffered tine from malaria and
had been taking much quiDlne.
Jersey CiTY.-Nrs. Meeiisn, who is charged With
having poured kerosene Mi III iter tr0her Michael
rogsn ard set IRE 20 H. was arragnod before po1ce
Justice Wsnser yesterday ard committed 70 await ant
respit of hi, Injuries. she taken 10 the hOspt3
and ihentined b. her brother. The woman broke down
and appealed 10 Gro9ah not TO be hard on her fof
the sake VI her sick baby. hut hc merely said. Looh
al the suffering YOU have caused me-. The physicians
al the hospital think Grogan Will die
HOBOKEN.-Tfie Common Council remained In ses
sion until /: 80 NJ. Yesterday and the close OF
he meeting Was enliyened by wOr1y alteration lie
tween Councilman Erlenkoettsr and Peter Quinn
CouncDnsn Londigan appointed Quinn some time ago
An inspector OF ~an Improvement without cOnsultinc
his colleagues. Qunn's claim for payment was he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-26
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

The postal service Is to be improved by the addition
o. twenty new lettercarriers october !, adduona
collections and deliveries In certain postal oisu1cts
and the establishment Of twenty -hve new susml
agencies in drug stores There will also be thirty nVt
more Of the large newspaper and package boxes placed
in various parts Of the city in o short time.
The sinking Fund Commission has purchssea ioca
,mnroyement bonds to the amount OF S4OV'VU' Sno
,opds tor the money TO be used In erecting the me
moral arch to the amount of $4,000. This leaves
only Is 900 in tho sinking Fund. The banks In wcI
the fund has been deposited heretofore 90 NOT laacs
the workings Of the law passed Ias' "ih'''' ""'''
lessons the deposits Of city moneys
w. H. Albert, a druggist, Of Classon- ave-. was sueo
in the city Court yesterday by Alexander Ellis 70 re
cover damages because he sent carbonc aelo exurnc
instead of carbollc acid solution to Mr. Ellis. who
nso6 n unon n wound inflicted by o tack which pene
rated his foot. verdict rendered awarding sso
10 the plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-26
Time :2o2. :2S%' = :Z'ri. = 80. '%SZ'
D RACE IS CLASS TEOTTISfi. PURSE s400.
NONTCLAIR.
TIE FIRE BROKE OFT A SECOND TINE.

The hOuse Of Henry &. Carter. in CIarem0itSse..
NontcLAir, vas diseOv9ed 10 " OIL fire st noon Oh
wedreday. The fre department extinguishing the
fire hen Mr. laid the flames had been subdued
and orer,d the nr>men de.st. he did NOT wish TO
he drowned out with water. There was DO fire socn
In the house and the freincn went away. At a. NJ
yesterday the fire broke again. Mr.. Carter. who
had teeu greatly excited By the wehE>--
day was unabIe 10 sIeep and heard cracking souid.
she Aru-ed the family ard uIon opening door lad
ing into TIE attic fame. and -rn1ke pouvf cut. When
the 6remen arrived the rSf Ma In blszc. seyera!
n<m1er, Of the family barely >-rspeh .1n1<stt,. The
IRE xa- again put Ou, bat the furniture vzs b.diy
taus Srf by water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-26
TROUBLE AND A BULLET KILLED HIM.

Victor Lee Johnson, nineteen years old. formerly
known Charles Wheeler who lived with his grand
father, II. II. Wheeler postmaster Of East New
York. committed suicide early yesterday at No. 100
Iiendrix-st. The young man was Respondent and in
ihealth. and shot himself through the heart lie
the Of southern colonel. who lived in North
Carolina. Early in life he was placed in his grand
fathers and kept in ignorance OF his fathers
name and identity About year ago he accidentally
learned who his father was. and took money
which in his care and paid visit TO Lafayette
vile. ". C., and found his father. Aftcr his return
he arrested, but the matter was settled. lie
started in business for himself fortnight ago at
Atlantic and Pennsylvania aves and hired agents 20
-el ball bIueng to grOcers. lie took number o:
orders. but could not get the goods 10 iii them with
out paying cash. which he unable TO do. lie had
10 money pay his Office rent. which due yest,r
day. His dependency Was increased by a statement
by his hy,ician that he had Brigits disease. lie
paid a visit tn the house II ex Asscmbiymsn Mortimer
L. Earl. by whom he formerly employed. on
"Wednesday evening. The lat person he cOnvcrsch
viii, Yr. Faris eldest daughter. II whom he had
said that he engaged 10 D. married. lie then
went to his home and put bullet in his heart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-26
gAyK rELLgRs MISTAKE.

President NASH of the Corn Exchange Bank called
upon Captain Mclaughlin. Of the Old Slip Station. last
Monday and said that his bank Lad beel duped out
Of $50. On Saturday morning. the busiest day. q
man stepped up the paying teers window presented
a check for 1882 signed By Victor Fortwngler a re-
taurant keeper of No. Wiam-st.. and received the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-26
OUTGOING STE1 WEBS.
1O-DAr.
kUIPPIyG NEUs
PORT or yEw.YOEX. THURSDAY SEPT. 20. iss
Arrived.

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Arrived
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st,s,n,r Hs,esss eDr. D~,1r. Ys>ae,ss ballast
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STEAMER ~ AuAnu ness f"ASt VIM fnuss "
or DvfsiniSn Dc 20.
etrau~r spain iBr,. Gr1lihs. LAYER POOL VI Hurst
etszmer N0rinAnnla tGer uebch Halbufk VIC south
susmer santiago PIERCE Nassau st Jsgo and cienne<os
| IA. 4 Ward
st.znsr ho,siein Ger. Geken 1T AIMS Bsy-G Vessels
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steamer polite Dunoi. tBr, Durie st ADH'' Bay Jan -
ss~smer ~ Nor, wuiL Cape Hsyiiea Ac-Y Elliott.
steamer tbrj. Gsrvin. bernindAA Out-fbrdge
| AGO
steamer Morgan City Gardner. Gal,estOn-John T Van
Sickle
Co.
| d.
ouyanaotte. Walker Norfolk and Newport News
Steamer Ciiy Of Atlanta West Point va-oM Domin.
Steamer Martha z xecsbs. Van Kirk. Phadephia Rob
| steamer II whitney. Hallstt Boston-H Dimock
Bergenssrsn (Nor, Morteusen. Halfsx-Aones
Ship Leorodshan tosr. Brand liant -runch. Edys
BARK Lucy Utah. Ysretto Bangkok runeh Edge Co
Bark Prof John con tNor). Hoist byaney. NSW-Arke a
| Douglass ,.
Egyptian Monarch Bremen State Of Gsagow
Dorian Kingston; ntiaEo. CenfneEos Sit Cape Hayti
bermuda: Nueoes and Morgan City. Galveston
Bsnefaocof Whining ont Camdeu GuyAndose
Norfolk City Of Atlantis. West Point Va
Ship MaGdalcss Hanburs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-26
STATEN ISLAND.

RICHNOND.-Captsin Charles Dietz, John Canop
md Jame, rizzeraId Of tugt0st william u. Van
derbiIt. were rcarrc.ted late Wednesday night and
locked up 10 the rounfy jail at Richmond some day.
ago the defendant ~erc atT~steh on complaint "
Pzt,fct gr..dy 0d BayOnne, y. j., who rhars'd them
Win a..auii aud grand larceny. Thy had a healing
before Justice Power. when Carroll aud FtzgesSld
xcr, dis< harged Dletz vas held for further ex-
Animation brady thru went tefore the Grand Jun
and had them Indicted. Tbe bOatrlen each fnrnbbed
81 900 bail ~ appear for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-26
COMING HOME FROM GERMANY TO DIE.

Dedrick Eckhof died yesterday at the Long Island
college Hospital from sumption. He formerly lived
In brooklyn with his wife and son. \ year or two
ego his health broke down and trip to Germany was
recommended lie did not have the means to take his
'amily and Mrs. EckofT found employment as scrv-
ant in her husbands absence lie recently sent her
word that lie had recovered his health and would re
mrn BY the North German Lloyd steamer Elbe. She
watched for his coming and was on the pier when the
vessel landed her passengers ON Wednesday but IN
stead Of her husband in good health she found him 50
sick that he was unable to walk and he had TO bc
carried to an ambulance. lie in the last stages
Of consumption and did not live long after he was
taken 10 the hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-26

money Five minute, ia z: s9t s1ss IN p ssssa
iDs on tne dssS:ir ss: ms SIC. while N s cosner
we - Ssr use ne tsfs z Ss Es1 wa - I ssni
nss DID not acseet this. A. 1'st:ns IA neSlcetsS
70 srass ana fectiiy T. ne eAye the sneoc % s
}iisSmonc Dstecuve Nusent arrested Geny q ~
Nome No. 1893 West Forty eighth; s. AZ tne tomV V
COurt yesterday morning Judge WINE ns'a nun y"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-26
9TH Err SUBURBAN TOWNS.
LONG ISLAND,

MRS BENNETT NOW UNIvERSALIST MINISTER.
Union Hall in the village Of Stony BrooR was
tronged last night with ministers and others
with the Unversalst Church at the ordination 70 the
ministry Of Mrs. Ella May Bonnet OF that place Inc
exercises included q sermon by the Rev. Phoebe A.
Nanford of New Haven; address to the candidate oy
the Rev. Frank Masseak, of Brooklyn; ordainins
prayer by the Rev. L. B. Fisher OF Bridgeport r1ght
hand of fellowship Of the State Convention oy the
Rev. j. H. Ballou, Of Southold; singing OF an original
hymn composed for the occasion by the Rev. MIS-
IIanford. The exercises closed with benedictlon
Inv the Rev. Mrs. Bennett. Among the delegates
present were Mrs. Mary A. Oakes Of setauket, ana
Mrs Cassidy OF Brooklyn. Mrs. Bennett, who was
dressed in becoming manner said nat fSe n are nI
Int would devote her time to Christian work at
Stony brook setauket and Port jefferson For some
Hall that many Of her friends including the Rev. Louis
p. Messeck, Of Huntington advised her 10 Apply Ior
license to preach.
TROTTINCi AT THE QUEENS COUNTY FAIR.
II is estimated that fully 10000 people visited the
Queens County Agricultural SOciety's GROUNDS ~
Mineola yesterday. It was the third day OF the iar
A band of music played lively alrs ana thou'ahuS
sat and stood about the msc-stand all inc alterhoon
A display of fine horses exhibited on inc haii ii'c
track attracted considerable attention As usual INC
trotting was one of the great features the grand
stand was crowded TO It's utmost capacity ana
thousands stood all about the fence around the course
watching the races The summaries were rs ioi n
roR MARES, GELDINGS OR STATIONS. FoALS
OF 1888.
Ieodv bk m A, C. Cornwell.. ...............'. y .
I{osv CHI ma. H.. NJ. WILLIE. .
t;inssyy Queen by. M. Jocph II. Burts.......... o
pAIR HORSES FOR THE ROAD, OWNED IN THE
COUNTY.
HYDE Park Maid and Boy b. h. and m, owned
Tom B aHUit and Mischief and b. owned by .
''"''' 1" Tme-3.14, 1891. $3.50.
s,ScrE ROAD HORSE-OPES TO ALL WITH NO
RITTER RECORD THAN THREE MINUTES.
Larry. b. e. Madison Avenue Stsbles.....'.. . j I
Cbancelor bk G., c. ;. HendricksoII;
' Time. 37k 23l 2;f2
SINGLE ROAD HORSES. OPEN TO ALL STALLloNH
EXCLUDED. SPEED TO GOVERN. Driven ~
OWNER
Fred Clark. b. &: GeOE 7so1 Alien. .:::::
Tom Barry c. g., Samuel Thorn ,::a;.''''''
' '' Time-2 So 24o. :6". - 40
c,xorr poAD HORSES OPEN TO ALL WITH NO
RECORD BETTER THAN PAP.
~ ~ 1:;;; e:
Matte D. T Vr M 80. a. 2 rs, 49, 2:s0.
In Tho fine art department there were some good ca
hints Premiums awarded a, folo"s' forua.'
Carrie L. Carter landscape Carrie l.. oaster sun Ella
sarah Abortion: fruit. l.. Goodrich lane, r'i.
bett n Cocks: china painting Bertha NJ. Jacks1n
naIntjne on wood Emma Martin lnstre paintne; "TS
4 y Carmauy painted mirror and franie' MI; IL. w.
Forman: painted fan satin or SILK Eta r. ipmcr
haunting on brass copper j. stoutchbnIs ho"e'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-26
TIE SAY, HE GAVE DICKSON A BElUE

Ernest Nathan, Collector 81 Internal Revenue. re
samed yesterday the investigation Of the charses
against Deputy Collector, Fisher and Dickson made
BY Henry Huitz and Lawrence Cunningham. liquor
DEALER. doing business at No. % smitii-st and
smith state sts. respectively. The charges were
10 the effect that Fisher and Dickson had received
40 from them for aiding them to escape the penalty
TOR . violation Of tie revenue Laws. LawreEce Gun
ningham one Of the liquor deaIer. testified that Inc
was also In the real estate bsne,- At No. 2G Court
St lie said that Dickson zane Ia hi, plte lat
Aueu,t and told lin that hi, tro1bIc cDun he ar
rSnsed for go This Cunningham refused To
Yny. He Vas afterrard approached. I've said. by Dirk
son. WHO oferof 10 fx the MATER up.- first 81:
e. and at another tine for so. Cunningham aid
nat he 7Sreet pay the lat amO1nt to Dcks. sns
tx: lie Did 20 evening stSD1t september g. Gun
pirzhsp spohe OF . DIR which ~ k~pt of MI
rer,asI Affair." THIS he VA requested 10 bFinz "
fhc bes.iu= next TCe-fsy afternoon at ! 0eiDck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-26

local or State organizations and movements 70 secure the
adoption OF the amendment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-26

.E10 M0v90Bxn o. UxBA8D0
IonE1oN PoRTS.
Ic:sey go ss--ss'''A '''ss's, s.''''s '''"
oTSsrssoVx s~ps s. sssls asssasss 0aitlA tos
vSy ssn isis (efL Cag,sres. and tsy 81 CnseeSs 's
"a froa iaveeVsei ksa6e fss Hsw.Ysee 49,. <.>...
6sDe S1-Sabst. seeeDe1 AIM toss' ~s'~
tolsrr ire0 ., snss hsass fer Nev.Yest. v.....
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iisssn seps Is rssssa sss.asr As.as;. viessss sos
AibSes rs0 NsV. YRk her way N he0oasa. ~~. ne,
KMsAfS sept 2e-P.sssd stsanssc L.sn1 - a. ~ III
tampbe irsa NSv .Ysek % her w.y q LAvss!"es,
PnAWiS Poixr. SEPT gk-lsseed. ssao@ Asss<sS
fDtohL Sfenfcr, frOu York oa her way W Ansses
Announcements
HENRYiA. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
90 wESr 4yrH 81. ~.....
Diseases OF the Nervous Sy stem oenItovnNT o'ss~''
Impotence and Startlity. Hours 70 u !" o.
Many ladies are martyrs TO suffering. Their
Rest help 10 Psrkcr's Gin ger Tonic 49,.
Parkefs Hair Balsam IA Q 10 INC As1'
Kesp's negligsc shirts flannel. chevios and SIX
f,bris, q 20 70 Is. 800 and sli Hres1wv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-26
CHE SAYS HER MOTHER SOLD HER.

Mrs. Catherine A. Tyrell. eighteen years oid' VINO
lives in Yonkess declared before Surrogate weer' o
oucen, County. Yesterday that her mother 'sd soid
her when she was two years old. She made spphca
ton for the removal Of her mother Mr.. Sa~h "o'
Of Far Rockaway, as her guardiah 'hc sa,' ~" -
,d IN Christopher CarIey, OF Ncwburg. she lived In
Mr. Carlcys hou-e and bore bis name until his death
:, Oc,h,cr 1850 Mr.. Carlcy left tn Mrs Tyrrcn
sa 600 and was account OF TINS money Iiat Ut
W,tt uag appOuted guardian IN January, loSo. VT.
Mist said that he perfectly Wiling u nave sc
one else appointed guardian In her place she wa nc
Ieased from further duties she dche" """e'e''
that she had sold her daughter
WOODSIDE.-Mrs. George LUDWIG. hif1J years o'''
OF wod.de committed suicide yestrTna> Wy i""p'"s
,, . ci.,er, full d water she had been In p,Or
health fur some time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

1o-DAr
supn.ss Sxs All Moon sets 800 a." Moons age l.
| HIGH wArEk
4 rcandy Hook. SIT Gov Island 5;35 Hell; 4Ate l:.o
PN-Sandy 537 Gov island Opal hoh o~'o' 'fS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-26
FAvoRING = PIOHIBITORY LAW.

IAVOhlNV u 1|A"'
The Methodist Temperance League Of King County
held special meeting tho Nosrand Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church last night to consider the question OF
esnstutional tradition And 10 take ac;lol relative e.
cooperation vi In KINKS Count. Charlie
T. Jones. PR den. OF the League. presided Among tn
sneakers the Rev. A. H. E;ndig. pastor OF tn
Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal Church and the Rev.
Dr. Baldwin. A resolution offered indorsing the
poolne preniboYy amendment the constitution OF THU
kseae The League pledged its6lf 10 r"-oDerste with
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HIS FRIENDS NEVER SAW HIS WATCH.

Ills FRIENDS NEV ER SKW MS "H1O1r'
Tho examination Of the charge OF accepting watch
* a bride made against Pierre Parsells, Navy lau
,oreman by James l.. Remington. was continued yes
terday before United states Commissioner Bellows
Parsells's counsel said the whole case against MN
was the result of political conspiracy. Clarence a.
Barrow said that urged the appointment OF Rcnng
TOMS son Frank to place in the Navy Yard by Par
sells Zachariah Simon, a slpftter in the Navy Yard
testified that he had known Parsells for eighteen or
twenty years and had heard anything against his
character John Foote, OF the commandments Office al
the Navy Yard. said that he had known Parses Tor
fifteen or sixteen years and his reputation was I'M
blemished. samuel J. Bowden, who is employed in
the same office with ParSes and Keeps the time of the
men, never saw Parsells with watch. lie started
subscription to get him one, but when Parsells heard
~ n he sfoppcd the matter Several other witnesses
we're examined and gave similar testimony in regard
20 Parsellss Good character. Zone Cf them had ever
known him to have watch. The hearing VIII go on
tomorrow at 10 a.