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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
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u. la. On sxssutisa dst~i >.ssml<r 18th.
a. n. i~sl t..a~i 81 q yatxsmsst rsnisrrt W
10 saprsaae IA iistsl toaIt Zoo ali ceaaty "a
"a tsrsi thrseOf bssaa AMI hstt on Tie -esessi
fes-isy - tstol-sf. a. a.. iss, - M. on The
tw~nty nlsth dsy ~ ssil OTtslsr AM viii -
ssh a pgb O. slrtioa % TIE as enre ~ D. 4.
wsker a. Loved 10 -ski esastf on Wednesday
ths thiIty ar-t st.y "a Desswssr. A. ID. i-s. %
trn orl- In The fsrenosn a. the highest bii.sr.
al ths rghi usls an lntsrv-t shhh thsrAs D..
WhitnsY - hs-t,sn in tn tesnty ~ >sdsf AMI
Cs.sau,osxesth - Ms..sshs-tt-. hat 90 thu
t~vufy --tNth asy 20 febasry. a. a. isss 20 ee,ea
e'rhz at thiIty mlnste- " thr fervocoo. ti-s
tine sh~n H. s.ns Mas sttsshssi on Tho original
srt In IN suit ~ an o. boar -ssesths cd
pat IN csInuaon AL M tittts~t ~ ths -ersiA-t
Dstkl 4 Nhftnsy fafm. sltn<tri In >tss IN
sal CoGInfy 20 en- fsrf AMI lyisx IN tus lafcsls,
oas - wtls l. hsants~i on ths ssss ~ Lowell
ant 4 Lssu Iiar Oa ths sSuth by aasi escapi
81 b. le-sph Mt~y. on ths GET by The rest
lesiinx fp,sa tls Hsrtos. sAll>i. pat ths rv-i
sisn.s ~ All WHY. AIT kas~a a- The taiys
liill raj. AMI on ths Bath ~ ksf 81 ~. n
usssri. ami ths ether psr~i Il isaniei on The
eat by .si tssn has. on south W all vii
81 lsn.l, AMI sn.l 80 formerly VI q. A. hal
~ a 81 "a ~ v~-s ~ ths rial <stiss feosa
m fise tefnsrs. 80 ssllet. 90 Hemp Tin. 80
s.liet, ksssn ss The hsrtSar resi, ssd 90 he
so1th rs l.asi ssv 80 feFes<fiy 20 heirs ef ]. n.
nssl.ey ssa .si nyw 90 formerly VI Hannah
STAT
&C. snIRLIY.
b<pssy sAsnf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral

co fppsr. Druggist. rrt wayns ipd-'
.r.t.., .'My llitis slsisf, foaf ,ssfs ~ Ass.
ca. 81 iii irsa treasiitis thai~s hsa .a- .,'
si,es up Loys q hsf recovery. our hmiy
eiY.ls,sa a skilfui msa aud q large s,Psh
sncs. pronounced u useless 10 fi'e boz any
a., re Iae.Ileins ..aytns he lad done All h.s
ps..ll.is 81 d.. and ~e must pfepAfe fss We
vert AZ o Last resost. Ne astsfmihss ~
tp Ayers u.suy rrrtefsl and J ess uuy
a., ~lth s.s.i happy rssalis Amer tAkinE
|. t.~ dssss ale s.smsd b. breathe tss.sf,
81. ~ithln a ~esk. xss cut q danger. We
e.stlnu.d si,inE the rvstofai unill satisfied
shs xas euiifvly sell tbs lndispeiAe'e
s,blsnes q tie grai n'sfn u AYR, oidI,
rsstafai las Ei,en ne untnsndss CON.
dsnsr ~ a.. vf,raraiion. and ! feseunsnd
n ,auiy customers. kno~ins u cannot dissP
piint tl.sta"
aver. CRsrry resiarsi eufrd me ~ s'ea
cough AL MY Isrtnef q trunehits ith.~
A uu,usfuus ease. IA wtlsh iiis rfv rafstl'n
has proved ,sry bsusfeiai In families 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

Many an otb~rsi.- h,nd.oms face u
dl.dgured With plmpl-s spi blotche.,
c,usssi by q hamar in the blooi, whlrll
may be thoroughly crsiicatesi nv the
use of Aver. s,rsspariilt. u u the
safest blooi m-lirInc la the market, he
Ing entirely frc from arsenic or any
deletrrious drug.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

The spe~isl quality Of Ayers Hall
vlgor IL that h rest"r~s the natural
growth. calor. AMI texture of the hair
IL vitslires the roots and follicles, re
moves dandruh, and hesis itrhlns
humors In the scalp. In ihls respect. II
surpasses all similsr preparations.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
No, % the r.ssise
No ~ Middle Leavoa
No NJ a Diamond

No. S,-A Qu~' saeheli vsli.e-
slave. vale. veal. sAii. veil. salSe. va-r. seal,
vial
No -. a Problem for s..rp Wits
In Roman letter. I've 10 v.
Tbes put the short wonl and.
sam mp the eve and forty-nvs
f"r thi. an l. deth stand.
Insst Jour \ ADd v.ANDA.I. cons.
The problem b. ~, iasl.
for Who bat such would LII king.
Or make q ~ise man mad'
No. No ILLUSTRATED Isbus. Away
strive 20 10 natural. q poor iiAsssni y
bstisr thar an Imitation
No. go. a Date IIxzie. is,a
No ssi-Ab Hour Glass: Csrtrais
Cleveland Cro>s Words; !. CAI.>ious
q Calling . Adapt- 4 Eve. 5 y 9
Ale. Z. AiAis. q Chnosd- 3. nsssdents
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
MOTIONS,

OF all the different school. In the
countrv, have Thousands die every yrs'
81 srighi's dlsease ~ the kidneys, ~ho
could be living to-day II they had n.e'l
Sulphur iilitrrs. They are un~qu ,l~sI
In the World for all diseases Of the kli.
neys-New Haven Union.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
NICI,OEs,

Who left the United st'irs for lib~ris
Last year have lately rtnrne'l. h~inc nn-
able "a stsnIl the elm tie. Everybody
going to a new rllmit- ,h"uhi have q
bottle of sulphur Hitter. With them Ne =
.sfrgusrd against disease.-iiartford
Courant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

First womsn--iIow do ron like our
pew nelghbors Serond womsn-I nesvr
met such IN Ignorant persou Ne abe IL.
She cant talk about snvthlng but paint
ings, books and muslc. She doesn't
know word Of gossip about anybody.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

A correspondent wants to know u
"hts are herr.litary." Any sm'll bov
compelled to wear out hls fstb~r's old
clothes couId tell him they are not.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

III. Americas Eiglc mus, iea g,y
oil blri-b. l. b,Li. 10 you don't want
to d. bald, u.e lI,lr. Hair I,encssr. and
you wont i~. Tfy IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
s.. y,vv,,s. p,n,,ts.s.A usu,

ify.u yin .~ni yesr slirvss. ~e s,il mai
y.a sar ilIssrstel ps.yhlst ssplsislax 81
al-.ut D,. Dys's Celebrated Eirstrs- ts1sls n~h
sst appna.e~s. sal th~ir ehsr~iaf eassts sI-.s
th~ nerveas del,intAtst sy-ssa. assi hsw the
Isssphist fyve. 10 ysa aw thas amhs~t. 90 vif
s<ai zoe n~h AMI tpplisnces .a trtst
vOlrAIC uGLy Co. Marshall. Mkh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

"Msmm,, what IL the ne of keeping
the ship you use on me behind the mot.
IN. God bl~ss our bom.'," "Csn yoa
sngg-st a better plsc~y' "Ye., mimm,
put II hehind the motto, 4 need thee
every hour.'-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

wife. "You have no l.l-s how heavy
thi. bsbv IL to- carry srouni'' Hue
haul. "Nevrr mini, my dear. III
take your word for It."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

AYES; he proposed In the romantic
style. lie began, On INV b~ndei knee
let me swear, and so on" "Does ~
ever talk that way powy' "No. he Just
swears without asking per,nissiou."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

4 scsuial-m"ng-r Il . person who
talk. Ia our neishbor. about u.. An en-
i-rtsinipg talkrr lea p-r.on Who tell.
mean stotie. sbout our n-ighbors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

Brown-''iIurrv mp and pa, away
tio.e mesiicine botti-s." Mrs.. Ilrown-
"wh,t'. the m,tier, derT brown
"ih- life Insurance sgcnt IL coming"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

~ hear your husband l. qnlfe . e,i-
liant. Do you err nad any letters In
HE pockrtsr "Only the ones gave him
% post"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

We .houid q. .oon 90 sitisou, miiche'
In the h.u.e, ss John.ou's Apoiyns
i.inlment, for Group.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
piHIC Iio>s.

ssit cat~n Nth nut. all. dlgr.ilou.
Mia wblsh stand. too long make. bit
ter buiief.
Yrllo. stains, left by sewing m,chIn'
oil. ga white. may b- removed by RAJ.
ting tie .lrt With a cloth Vet viii
ammonia. b-forr washing Nth soap.
Eqaal parts ~ smmouh sui turI~n
tine ~ili TAX. paint oat of .lo,blng
r,.u II IL H. hand sni dry. ssinratr tl''
spot a. often a. nccc.ssry ani wash oa'
la soap susis.
u those Who Ier.pir- freely would ne
q little smmoais Ia the water they baths
In every dsy. u would Keep their hc.i
80 c.t and clean, doing away With any
di.agrr~abl. o'ior.
OIL bras. may b. cleaned "a look Ike
nes by touring strong smmonla an u
sBi syrabbins sith q scrab-bfu.h, rin.s
ln clear water.
Put a tra.roonfui of smm"nls In :
quart of water, wssh YOUR brushes AMI
g.mb. la tii.. a.d all sses.s sn'i dirt
all disappear. l.ln.e, shake aud dry ia
lh- sun ar by the flrr.
k..p a little bce.wsx ti~i up Ia .
claih Co rub your ftlrous With, ani i"u
sill lid that even white shirt to IL
done up Will soon bccomc q pleasant
Il NOTk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

In every town where SAvxSA Il iatro.
dsc-l The saIe h hrgsr than all esbss
wsshlns compounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

Every mother shoald have Johnson.
An"'ivne Iiniment for cuts, burns and
bruises.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

A U.efsl Prssut II every p,cksss
SAvExA, The bsst wsshiaS fuwdsr.
eoA ~ erocoS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

A sample copy Of PRixrsns' iHE, ~ sivcr.
u.sr-' us,< jssrnai. yin " nAliri frss spss
sppssssssa y sss. r. kvvsn . O.. " svrsss
oasssa ksu Tea
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

A hon :. like the British emplre--her
son never sets.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

ia courtins match L. not declared on
u must eni Ia tie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

~. ark->.ss. "a As,hs.e
What author /. down aud . nlsasarc'
What one o. ~~i sa.I prsPo-i,loai
What one u frye anil . hollo-'
Whsi enc l. brittle and q Dwelling
What uns ), o. roll Ani 90 opsai
What ons i. q yoauz ANIMAL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
NOTICE.

ONvpED. ga "a.
Tsksn on sxeeutisa All Gin h. soll ny Pa,sl,f
apstisn On The ,hlri asy ~ jaaasy, \. ~
% too s'eh.k IN The sfterossa a ife w..
wss ~ 10 sssssf ia -sit Csaafr ~ ostsrt ~ - h.
vtxhf In equity uhish EFsstss Csle ~ fgitsf ~
ssli C.s.tT he oa ne thiftirth dsf ~ ~, -
iFr, a. o. Iso uhsn the ssms IA. sitacN-'
the er,<issi wr't. o. r'-i~css ~ fsi,ssi.t -,
srsii-ri scstssre.i rvsi e.tsts. -ifnsts ~ -
bull ilnrs th~rvSs sni isssa.ie on ~ bS,th
Bfsunasl line. esstrri, ny Ian II W. 49, sa.
Trtpp. ssuthsry sy last ~ Csisis u. hSo'"''
ssf ur.s<sty BY iani of william Cs<tSa
Nssssbss s<sA. \. i.n
'0sOAs i D.,.i, i...Aa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

No. sfa.-A r.ss,s.
HiAl I'VE dogo dan frsi 90 ten.
llits thsrs alb el-n bs, sarsiig>
II nsry. kolois a iArmot ycss
Nics- Maia felt alb sraBds vi.
Ne. srr.-Sr..s w.rd taigs~s
In rsncil. not In Ink,
In yellow. net In PINK.
In rAbbit. nc, In 'os.
In loo. not In or,
In oaihiri. oct IN owl.
In esgls. not In fowl.
In bitter. Mt In sour,
In building. not Ia toser.
On roundc,l, 30, In curved,
Ia turning. bot In sw.rycd.
Whole. an ssiats. q wisis domain.
spr,silRg DER southern bal AMI plata
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

Thew IL one thins TIA, s.vry ush putt
81 frutn dAy N day. and that 70 h,. n~ct
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

The sultan 20 Morocoo IA. th--~ sA~-
tse 90 IN. sid~ 81 IA. bead snj one 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
Ne. srs.-G,dits


y % Q q O q y
1 A ssct among the less DO iook thsi'
name from . cell kuosn ling
? Road. nd ior public convsJabc~s
much la vogue
= -Cansins .l~sp." An oglA,s. "ths
proy-rtir- - opiam."
4 -Acria0ny. . ''hitierp~~s
4 Two sor,i.. is,, .ls letters, "~guis'
m.,ho.i. % orisr." -. thrvs lsttsrs. Ia
hear" a part - Oh. bad
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
STATE OF MAINE.

ONFoRn. -.
Tsksn on exseuti.sn ant wir 10 -ohl bv pabhs
austlsn. on ths thiitF nr-t day % n~cembsr 4
a. l-ssl a ten efk-k Ia ths fsrvnasa, "a ths
efics "a herf,ck A fsfk. In bsthsl In al toanty
al ths IiEht "a sgatt whish lohn y uhs
has. - MY. r. alt OsuntY 20 oxfurt
hai On IN ann dsy ~ Ausut 4. u. leo
a. twelve o'skEk ant I've miautes In M
afisrussa. wheu the ssnae sas an n bel en m
maitrNE.si real e.tats .itasiei N AL >swry. O.
81 q vslt ain pisss parVel - sat t-oanliei ~
fs.lksss. va 90 n .uuth b. lsnf ~ VI
St-afus. % ihey q "a ~ Ani kss~n ~ III Ja~s-
"a tsst lNsfl 90 a. H. noith ~ snl %
f.trlasfit ssssl 80 - uplst ~ Howard fhnr.-
tsn. sa - sast ~ taat osnsi ~ Rafas - ara.
snd kns.a th@ sTOssg ulil, s-ssntns ths
sslt >ssy.
November stA, A. n. isoL
Cyrus n woRMkLL,
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nRg,kr'sr

nRr,kr'sr.
IN, . tA.sssas IN 80 = "a - ~ ssiaf.i ts,
.kkk fstsFn IN et-rst'eas ~ fiiFssthsa 80 '
sstr,thsa al ~ sarf4i sypllcstiss - ~ aes
necessities ~ srti 49, 49, ts-s-s VIZ fpps hss
ps,sst ~ or brsslftst tahlss sth q dslsstslf
h.saalel tsvrrsfs sa3h say ave - "saf
hFsrf 80 tsFs' tihs. ~ - lststsas go
~ "a, ats l.. II tltt tat ssast tatiun say -
srstaailg taain ap untii stiuaf snsaft o. fssl
s.sfF 20 isafy a. ti-ss-e naatfsls - stAf
aaslstlss az fa..tisE snvaat - fssif o. auHs
o.sV q fatal sam ~ krspisT oar-~lFss . ~
f,.tlaF 9Th paw tk.st 90 prvtsftt sss1ftsh
81 ffa-.s "-flsti .ffvtfs ssfsttf, hsls siiapl!
sak t.AliaF 49, 90 mik -.sit aau 10 hsf
...sat 49,. ~ I.a-sf.. t.i-llst thas
JAMES Irtss q tO., Iig-sssot.sthll Z hssniss''
la Len. fnEttat
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\ r-stAarant k-~y-r .iv,rti-<- toe =
10y "a o.-n oysisrs af,~~e years I'D
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~. ,fs-r....a,.-.

which !. the t-.i way tOr . merchant
% gain lnpuianty'
: WY "a Joang author uks uhtalsc
brvad'
8 Why 1. t.st hks fs,oriis pO',l'
WY 90 bA.hfaI lover uks . lss %
mutt0n'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
now TO WASH lists TABLE MATS,
BUFFET COstpS. TIC.

uOFFtl SOHtNcs wv
Msny boask~i-r. shahs,c iecn an
no,-,l by the damage iufhf-i on ."u''
pretty srti,l. of ,i-,osst..i llasu, du'ius
ils- pTp,... knoun ss 'Tlalug sp, stil
i. glad Ia a.- tia fellow ins simrl- III
l~,tl"ns, sr,omp,n, lns q ..t ~ b-suit
tai lin"n table mats, orusu'~ni'sl VIII
risbarsi- drawn sofk sui 'mbrohlet'
mi finl.i,.,i With friagv. which wrtc ~
hlblir,i Ia the .sl,.room 10 tie Wouin'
Ex,l,sngv LA Basioa.
DIRECTIONS.
wash uiih the hands, never rub on .
l-asrd. lr,n on ia. wrong .hi., uI-sn :
10th whl,h Ia. h,d M .tsph Ia ", lab
over .r,rrai thiekn-..-s 81 hsns.i
wh@n damp dry, comh out tie fr'ngr
I'at coli water .taryl, on ,ls- sr"og .hlr,
,,r~.. With b.ssy iron, ou il'. ~r"ns
.kl~. n'-n pnli.h lightly oa the right
.ilc. u. h-sVy lOn, aud never pat
starch on The right sile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-30
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The Phoenix Bridge Company through its counsel,
Vanderpoel, Cunning & Goodwin, yesterday secured a
temporary injunction from Judge O'Brien, in the SUI
preme Court, restraining the Keystone Bridge Com
pany and others forming the American Bridge Manu-
factures' Association from FORGETTING the rights OF the
plaintiff company in guarantee fund held by the as
ISOLATION. This fund belongs TO the different com
panies forming the association and the plaintiffs say
that the action is a precautionary measure taken to
secure an equitable division of the fund in question
Judge Beach, in the Supreme Court, yesterday
granted an injunction petition of the Fire Depart
ment restraining further performances in the wooden
building at Fourth-ave and ThreenthSt on the south
west corner. The building was put up about year
ago without authority from the iulldlnS department.
and in violation of the building laws.
Surrogate Ransom handed down an opinion yester
day denying the motion of Miss Kate Taylor TO set
aside the accounting in the settlement of ex-Con
gresham John b. Haskin as the guardian OF tne
plaintiff Miss TAYLOR declared that Mr.. Haskln mad
Iefrauded her out of several thousand dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-30
corRr CALENDARS FOR TODAY.

supre,pe Court-General Term-Recess continued.
supreme CouIt-Chambers- Before O'Brien, J.-Mouon
.alSndar Nos. l 10 80, called at II O'Clock.
Sunrene COurt-Special Term-PaTt l.-Beiore Andrews
Case on, American Bank Note Co. agt Manhattan Rail
way Co. No calendar. , NJ, n. ~ ro,.., ,,ao,
Supreme Court-Circuit-Part I-Belore Smith, lies
GOO i2o5 35Ss 1902 75l, 25o4 2577, 800. 1880 s3l,
io SpPSn,e Couit-Crcuit-Part IIBefore Lawrence J.
Nos 2294, 1920 15ls2, 1911 2952' lois 1857 4oo2'
Sspreme GouftOCircu-Part III.Before Patterson u
Nos 1888, 1884, 1885, 1886 1891 1898 1889 1879 1879
1850 1851 1862, 1858, 1851, 1862 1926 1888
supreme Court-Crcut- Part IV-Before Ingraham, j.
Surrosate's Contributors Ransom sMotion calendar,
10 80 a. m. For probate Wills OF John r. hiahlgr
D. Mary B. P haIf f B. Dewey NJ
Brophy and James b. Dupgnae, 10 a. m; i. f. MUNICH,
James Lsngan John Logan Emile C3Pe H. a LSep w
superior ooSrt-spccial Term-Beore Dugro, JMO
s1perior Court-Equity Term-Adjourned for the term
Superior Court-Tfial Term-Parts L, IL and llI.-Ad'
journed for the term. .r ,,s
Common Pleas-Genefal Term-Adlourncd until MONDAY
February 3, $3.50. -, H. po,o.o ,o,,. ,,o,oos
Common Peas-TTial Term0Part BEFORE Allen Js;00
Nos 81 1176 ny lo45 1922 25i iS st9 1872 1S2
1872 1858 1854, 1866, 1856 Ss3 1927,
Common Ploas-Tral Terni-Part II-Adiourned for the
City Court-speeial Term-BefOre Van wyck, j.
cty court-Tiial Term-Parts l. II and IIIAdjourncd
'O' city Sl court-Trial Term-Part Iv-BefOre McAdam
y Court 81 genera Scssions-Part I-Beiore Recorder
smyth and Assistant DistrictAttofney DaVis-Nos TO
Court Of General sesscns-Part II-Beiore COwng, j..
and Assistant District-Attorney Parker-No l.
Court Of General Sessons-Part lil-Before Fitzgerald
J., and Assistant District-Attorney Jerome-No. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-30
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Jan. 90 p. m.-Cotton-The sales OF the
day included 800 bales American.
Futures closed barely steady American, MidGilng.
low middling clause January delivery l6id sellers
January and February delivery, 16d sellers February
and March delvey 16d sellers March and April dc.
buyers May and June delivery Tod sellers June and
ulv delivery 5-6ld sellers July and August delivery
6.Gid sellers: August delivery, 6-0id sellers.
Galveston Jan. 29-COtton dull mlddling, 10Sc low
mIddling 1O1sc good ordinary, 151Gc net and gross
receipts 49 bales exports coastwlse 1881 bales sales
1854 bales; stock, 47,6O7 bales ~
and receipts 14S3 bales exports coastwise, 24i
savannah Jan 29.-Cotton dull mlddling, lose low
middllng 10isc good ordinary, 9Sc net and gross re-
cepts S5i bales exports c0astwise 1875 bales sales
$50 bales stock 50.0ol bales. .
New orleans Jan 2O.-Cotton dull middlng 10 9.l6c
low mlddllng 104c; good ordinary Toe net receipts
2 0Ol bales gross receipts 800 bales exports Great
Britain 1913 bales TO the Continent, 3ol bales sales
$50 bales; stock PSI 05S bales.
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany Jan. 29-In the Court Of Appeals to-day the
following causes argued:
Aletta A. Akin, appellant, agt Sarah A Kellogg ct all
respondents.
John T. Baxter respondent agt the Brooklyn Life In
surance Company, appellant
Adoph Prochownick and another appellants, agt Eu-
gene S. Boyd and another respondents.
Jeremiah Bulger respondent agt Isaac A Rosa. sher'
49, ETC., appellant
Following is the calendar for January 80: Nos. POS,
eo7 POS 2O9 212. 900 223, 22i.
In the Second Division the following causes were
prgued:
Newcomb c. Barney and another respondents agt John
NJ Forbes, Jr., appellant.
Charles d. Brown respondent. agt the Metropolitan
Elevated Railway Company, appellant Dismissed under
Rule q without costs
David Newman. respondent agt the Metropolitan Ele'
waited Railway Company and another, appellants
Following is che calendar for January 30 Nos u.s. 7'
T55 756, 7s8, 794. 500 S03
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A WAR TETERAN BUT A Rogue
pIsHoNoRABLY DISCHARGED, HE TRIES TO
swINDLE THE CITY.


W. w. Wheeler was for three years before NoVem-
ber 1885, an inspector of tunnels and masonry unuer
The Aoueduct Commissioners. He was dlschargeu Oh
the grounds of careesness and inatenon ana al rsV
apparently aoQuiesccd in his DISMISSAL but ne appeeu
before the Aqueduct Commissioners few mohths ago
and demanded his reinstatement on the grOuhu 't o
was an honoraby discharged veteran OF the war Oh inc
Rebellion In proof of his assertion he showed GER
tfcate from the Adjutant General OF Cohheeucu'
that William W. Wheeler had served as private In the
Cd Regiment of Connecticut Artillery, had Deeh
wounded in January 1864, and had Deeh hohoi"oiS
discharged from the service in july 1854 Inc Aque
Duct Commissioners had known Wheeler only by ms
initials and his assertion that he was william W.
Wheeler was accepted without question. lie made
demand for his salary from the time of his discharge
and his claim was so far allowed that warrant for the
payment Of $500 was drawn.
IL was in the hands of the clerks in the Controllers
Office when Police Captain COPYRIGHT, OF the One-hun
ared-and fifty rstst station, happened to see Wheeer
In the Office and nodded to him. one OF the clerhs
asked Captain COrtright if he knew Wheeler. useo
to be employed the tannery which Whcelers father
ownedD Captain Cort-ght said, Il know all aoout
him. l have known him for twenty five years The
clerk then told Captain Cortnght about "heeIeI
success in obtaining reinstatement as an honorary
discharged soldier. Captain COrtrght. SAID ne khe"
that Wheeler served in the army but believed that nc
had deserted The clerk spoke of the man as william
said that the mans name Wallace W. wheeler
The case was referred to Distrct-Atorney Fellows
who directed Assistant Distrct-Attorney Lindsay 10
investigate it.. He wrote TO the War Department al
Washington asking for information, and received 70
nly that Wallace W. Wheeler was commissioned as
first lieutenant and rcgimenal Quartermaster OF the
1850 New-York Volunteers, and that wheeler ou ho'
appear TO answer charges made against him IN july
1868 for absence from duty, drunkenness nesecI oI
duty, and failure TO account for properly 20
him The report says: From september, 800, 10
March 1864, the officers made every effort to nave
Wheeler arrested but they failed" The regiment was
transferred from the Army of te Potomac 10 the De
partment of the Cumberland. The commanding omcer
of Wheeler's regiment in March, 1o64 reported lhe
facts to the commanding genera OF lhS DcP" '0i'
and Wheeler was dishOnOraby discharged ,
The facts developed by the inquiry were aid before
The Grand jury and indictment was found against
Wheeler charging him with attempt at grand laIo
oeny in the first degree in endeaVonng TO obtain SooV
Reilly who had the warrant, watched for wheeler az
the Stewart Building for several days and nnay io9na
him He was taken before Recorder Smyth yesterday
and sent to the Tombs In default oil Sl'ooo DALI
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LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo, Jan. 29;-Cattle-Recepts last twenty. four
$40 head; total for week thus
time last week 10 consigned through SO head
$40 head 70 NewYork; 100 head sale market dull
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts last twentyfour hours
600 head total for week thus far 20 head for same
time last week, 1900 head consigned through / 0o0
head. 200 head 70 New.1ork; 5000 Lead on sale.
total FOR week thus far 40 100 same time last week
7,7i0 head consigned through, 1850 head 400 head
10 NewYork; $500 head sale prices steady with A
good demand mediums and heavy, s4dsI OS; mixed
- % Workers, SiaS4 O5 pigs - 05 roughs s3QS3 80
stays AZ.
-, - i.Ya,s, Jan; !9..Cattle-Reeepts, 1900 head
Market slow gOod 70 fancy native steers, "a 3Oas5
fair to good do 80 30asi io stockers and feeders &
80 25 range steers, S2Gs3 IS. Hogs-Receipts q 300
head Market steady fair 10 choice heavy a. 100 "a s
gse1sd1ns gIades % SoasS Is light fair best Is 65a
to choice, 81 4oasS 20; lambs. s5sss 50. '"''