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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-07-27

TuE evils OF malarinl disorders, fever.
Weaknoss, iassitude, debility and prostrn-
ton are avoided by taking Beecham's Pills.
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Al the scn.ids

MOST anything can be forgiven cssIe,
than sclhshncsS Hams Horn.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-07-27

At FIRST, turn the cattle into the pas
ture only IN hour or tvs a day. grad,
ualiy prolonging the tina
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-07-27

ir you want 70 please a man, catch him
ia crowd and ask him some question thai
he IL smart about--Atchiscn Globe
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-07-27

IT f. positively hurtfui n use ointment for
skin diseases. Use Glcnn's Sulphur Soap.
Hill's Hair and Whiskcr Dye, 20 cents
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THIS Il an application for relief" as the
man said when he stuck tho porous plaster
on his pain. Philadelphia Record
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-07-27

THE motto OF the socialistic mechanic
Hate hours work Boston Transcript
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-07-27

IL race course picture the Jockeys con.
ulouec the mounun' sconcry. boston Cou-
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-07-27

ir's tho shoe man who enjoys meeting
people who put their foot Ina il-Chioago
Inter Ocean.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-07-27

Lows makes tho world go round-also the
IN. Y. Herald.
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THE Rams Horn II published at Indian.
apots, Indiana, at Ell so per year.
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HHALTH IT'D Bits save weak, nervous men
u trial lOc, Ohio Chemical Co. Cincinnati, o
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"HELrl Hclpi" an tho lady cried after the
hired girl lcfL-N " Truth
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TnE toddy IL the stirring event Of the
toper's existence. Dallas News.
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rsss Only One Ev~r rris,~Ss-Can VOC f,na
the wov,t>

the wovt-
Thcrcts inch display advertisement
In this paper, this week. which has no two
words alike except ono word Tho same IL
true OF each new ono appearing each week,
from The DR.. Hsrtcr Medicine Co This
house places a Crescent on everything
they make aud publish. Look for n. send
them the nonc OF tho word and they will
return you book, beautiful Autographs or
samples free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08

NVIppING NEWS.
FORT or NTw. IOEk ......... MONDAY. MIR. :. IS
AEEIVID

FORT or NTw Y0Ek ........ MONDAY. Mar = 1892
AEElvED
r. %1t =. F3" . r SGn 45 t > vii" "d' u"
steamer hnnc hr lhoaip-" -, crpoo ~ - Win md''
Sayf g'n4 hrs H' 1g N s"n. req ." win
steamer o,inrinc poh ~mt. An-rrp Feb 20 IN bal
Ia, To ~inl',r'rr d, 90 Nrr',sH At ,hg h'r a, II
- md,r PASSENGERS oerch, 90 Arrived Al tie
ca'ncr fa,ia CRri f.r'l no I"93ciro feG = w. :!
t.,oor yunur r,n.cn Meyc,n ports VIA Havana day.
VIII and p4-,rusrr- 10 jaime, W"nl& 60 Arrived At
oorler vesse to Punch. tdye" Co Arrived At the
steamer iiigpoy'e pumo, 81, TurnHnu GnrGa days
u,a-e aud p,--,nsrrs to q" , -oulrr,iiie
~-n"I hcc nass"'t savannah with md'c and
s,lme, cottsgr ot,. Bennett Portland with mdsc and pas
ia,s Gienratn ,Nor. Hansen, pi.u days with md,e
SUNSET windat SANITY Hook. light W cca-.
CitS island tld ~, rlrh.
Arrived yesterday
aud passengers To- henderson Bros. Arrived Al the
si,irrr Hermann Bells Meyer Antwerp Fen ~ via Hos
ton. WIN udse 10 tunci. Edye 60
pr--cnsr,st ourtrordse < 90 Arrived the bar
G"ysas@c ws, 6sTS S ). and Norfolk
steamer Als'nDorn. L"Ts Baltimore. Win mise to II c
steamer Wisconsin tBr "rrali Liverpool via
steamer Nornadic Br clark. Lvtrpool-H Maitland Kcr
steamer r~iuos BelT-e Charleston and ksonyle-
T. tlyde
-iranrr Tallahassee. Askins. savannah l. Walker
steamer kansas 'iii. Fisher savannah Il l. Walker.
Gzlie Henderson, Van Kirk. Philadelphia
Roberts
Grace Dcrring. Near, Valparaiso Hcmcnway q
Brown
SAILED.
s,ssM'r, So%adS io L,eToo T1aasss saysnnah
Ship EcIi, oi B.in, for Hong kong
TIE MONEMEN1b OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
IospoS. Mar Arrived. steamer Alexander Elder (Sr
wiltshire. from Sew York.
Sailed steamer Moniuk iIIr. Ferguson. for New York
Nnr sailed steamer spain tlsr triiti-. for
bell from sew York.
Qrtt>-IowN Mar s-Arfvcd. steamer Procnla Cicr
f,ndt. NcW YORK
SoVIHANrroN. Mar ARRIVED steamer Alter ocrl Chris
t"ncr- rom Sew l"iA on her WAY To- Bremen.
HtiG, Mar sailed steamer iliuioO thrl. Buugll-S
New !
IIzsRp Mar Passed steamer Morayia (Gcr wnckl,r
'orlNHAcLS, MIR Arrived, steamer Polynesia GER
Nn>s. from New fota.
stiIlIy. Man SAILED. steamer rciara (C,cr Busch FOR
New Noik
ROTTERDAM Mar Sailed. steamer Nccndam ,Dtch) Van
drTl'e for Sew hors.
A.rNtRF MAJ Arrived steamer Wa.slgna Bclgl Grant
from New York.
from New way to china and Japan ports w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
TROPHIES or BUSINESS MY.

Andrew K Esdie, produce commission merchant al
Nos Il 10 20 LawtOn-ave, West Washington Market
made AN assignment ycsterdaT 10 William r. olssrn'
giving "A preference Of 1900 to Maria J.. Eadic
Transcript Of a judgment from WeSche't"r County
WAS filed in the County Clerks Office Yesterday for
s45.s43. against Beatrice Il. >ymond-, In favor Of
George l. Brandreth ~ trustee under de- executed
by her on Marh L. loeJ.
The sheriff has received execution against sig
mund j. Prayer doing business l.. Prayer e CO..
importer Of flower materials formerly at 40 rs Prince
ST. for IS. 6s6. in favor Of II. u. Warburg Co., Of
Paris. on prOmissory notes
Three more judgments aggrcsaing Ho,1o2, we're
yest.rday entered against the Henry q. Allen Company.
subscription books Of No 13s Broadway the largest
being for - .Ol9. IN favor Of George ID. Hurst.
Judgment for So RS yesterday entered against
Rowland " Hazard in favor OF the Guarantee Trust
and safe Deposit Company.
Judgments for 81 O- were Yesterday entered against
The CrOtOn Magnetic Iron Mines one for 1893 in
favor Of Anton Anderson and the o.her for +l60 in
favor If the estate Of Sigvart EngclbIctsen
Joseph j. sullivan has been appointed receiver in
supplementary proceedings for Daniel O.. ReardoD,
porter at Nos. "a ard IS bPoaS st., In tAe su Of the
living National Bank
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ST. s1YpgTy'S rHCIR WAS THERE. 100

The main object Of interest at the labor me'' - Va
Conner Union last "Wednesday night wa the 'ro"o oi
singer, from 81 stephens Church. Their presence
WA whether int ended not, sa,ircsi sap al IT,
McGhnn. In point Of fact the "hoe he''ihs was :"
.tiric,l parallel Of the Doctors most famous meetings
", or. certain labor magnates in Cooper Union TO
ridcnle the Pope and Archbishop Corrgan' 10 Inc
lnu,c furnished by former singer, Of II. Sirphens
choir Wednesday night was certainly Archbishop
Corigans night Iii, reception was cnthnsiaNlc' the
resolution, adopted quite ultra, and The speaker
of the evening, Judge Dunno, j, 'onn' Of the hoy
Roman Empire. His title j. Count d'orihgan IL Is
s.,a III. NcGIvun ncople intend to DO something TO
offset inc hlow when this meeting has dealt them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
FTIZAPETu

Mr.. Wealthy Ann Angus did Yesterday a The age
Of seventy ia. -he Gc daughter Of lsanc Jsau"-
New York clothing merchant. who invested largely
in Elizabeth real estate over .iNtv year, Jaque-
t. j. named after him and through part Of his
estate. III, daughter married I'm Elizabeth hiy
three wear, AGO 10 Jaic, Angus coach buiid"r W -
embarked in this brsiucS, in Mexico prior 10 the McA
can war. lie was aitcrward made CommisSary, by
General scott to The American Army. Mrs. Angus
went TO McxCo. with her Two Young children, to join
her hus band and had rough journey over tie
tans in stage coach, her only travelling companion
being Lieutenant. ait"rwaid General ANA President.
Grant, who Va, thcl. hi way f JOIN ihe American
Army. Mr., Angus had several thrilling adventures
during her ,A veal, STAY in NeAco. and
ON sod for mile, BY guerlaS. ,c escaping after cut
ling her saddle rfh, aud riding her horse barelackcd
She with her family in the cts Of Mexico duiu.
The siege and Commandment rs the American Army.
she leaves nine children and twenty nine grand cildf"n
Her husband died IN 1862.
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George Z. FeStes. of No. 10 Lafayette made
foreman Of the March Grand Jury yesterday.
Francis B. Reilly. nine years old, Of No IS Hicks
ST.. has been missing from home since Saturday.
The Aldermen Yesterday rcscnded the resolution
FIXING the place for the police court in the Al
ncxcd District in Benefits Casino. at Georgia ana
Fast York aves. The residents Of the region Oh
jcctcd TO the action
An excursion o me nbers Of the Brootlyn Tabernscle
started for Washington Yesterday. DR.. Talnage
detained mt home BY a severe cold The party will
BE absent fer four days.
resolution introduced in he Board of Alder
mep yesterday, authorizing the Health Department
remove It's Offices from the Municipal Binding 10 No
20 Clinton St, which will he rented at 5000 year
by the Aldermen. The resolution referred 10 the
Committee Public Lands and Buildings.
j. S. Zerbe, manager Of the American Engineering
Company, has had Granville +. Woods, a coorcd in
vontor arrested on charge of criminal lcl. for
publishing In The Electric Age statement that he
Zerbe, was Offering for sale electric street RAILWAY
system covered by patents belonging to Woods. The
latter held in $500 bonds Yesterday by Police
Justice Connolly. Zerbe ays that he engaged WOods
~ sig week and o5 per OF the cOmpany's
capital stock 10 perfect the invention which was re
Gently tried AZ Coney Island. TO prorel by cleo
tIfcity without the trolley.
There WIS a pro,raced conference in the Mayors
sfce yesterday in regard to giving permission - elcc
trieal companies to string wire, overhead TO put
them underground. The companies desire a commits
sion similar TO the formerly cAi>tng with full
power IN the matter
john y. Partridge and =. :. Whitehonse argued he
fore the State Railroad Commission YESTERDAY, in Al
bany. in favor of the application of the brooklyn City
and Newtown Railroad Company for pernissi 10 use
the single electric trolley system motive power on
that portion OF its line Fianklin ave. Arson =
Tresdwel, T. H. Beekman ana Gorritt smith opposed
the granting of the application.
The Democratic General Committee Of Kings County
met last evening In BROOKLYN and appointed com
mfttees to supervise the enrolment DcmOcrrtic
In tile Eighteenth. Twenty seventh and Twenv
eighth wards which were recently formed out Of the
old Eighteenth Ward
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NEWARK.

Hartmann Ilaiischor nit, ono wears oh. sh'"
maker living al 80. 123 Howard t. -pr'ns ii'm ue
Centr.. street Fridge INTO The ra--4sc yc>t-rlay with
he intention Of drowning hiu-cit TIE iN "t''t
cooled ri, resolve and he attempted io swim "a f'I
monrcd nraf the per. The current h'"el ~r. va ''
strong iof him ara would have dr''"n'd u '"o 'h
mad not hn,ienod the raft and ihr'~ h'1il~ 7" VI H
mon which he buoyc himself up huii! r~turi Inc
u.u Nplainod that he SICK AMI liz Mic wa 'i'A
md he wanted 20 ed hl- me-.
bold robbery va reported A. IN" -'coi PRECINCT
police station Yesterday. tcUfe Fh', p'rh TO ="
ofurc of traNioe,i brti"rr HWY Haht'-.' 'Ir r "
Arlington. VA asleep ~ the oih'e late "H H'tI'nil
might aud w., awakened by Hp'e. wien u" NV
nero ~fnhleman named Louie Hirri-'n roohing me
omen .nfr fuN o:der'd The urgro away, vh'h tar
ri-ou knocked him down and t""k his spd "a'h ana
rt.iu With $40 ao.trictcd from the SAFE. Garrison
ItVo- Al 80 Seveutlavc and tc honSe Wa 'eii q
bv ~. police wiihoat finding mm.
A Young married mined Mamie Murray
arrested in Pl-elc ave, Ildgrl-nn N'@i'IHN lh
di,oriell, conduct. lie woman fought Ike usi''s:
and il required the united efforts of Il phc"nmn ana
tWo citizen, 10 place her boo wagon ana a" hrF 70
The police station, where another d'~Ir'riic sirlge"
inoL pipc. Inc WOmsu finally placed 81 a 'cI
and lccarnc quiet. TIE dorrmin went 10 luN"Nli-il"
aud found hcr hanging 10 th" cell door ~ her neck,
about which size had twisted her -t0rkne. ~"
woman wa. cii down unconscious and restorative, ap
me woman Wa formerly "mpl",cd in the Clark
THREAD Mills. and hcr instance Young man also
enplovcd IN the mill, arrested ana couvirtNd on
charge Of aestnlt. lie s"nt 10 state Prison. hut
anorward p9rdoned, In the boici that he VIZ lnnOrcrt
charge.
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pIAiNFIElD

Present Indications point II Replbican victory
I'm the township an1 borough elections m North Plain
field toca,. The Democrats have been working lard
10 cut down The Republican maioriiic-. bui their
efforts Will avail nothing Tticy have pTep1red bo-u-
bs'lo for Distribution 10 day but the R"plbl ans Viii
have largo force of worker, Al the poll, to warn
voters against using thee misleading ticket. Edwin
l.. liouuy j. the Republican nominee iOr MAYOR :.
George u. Haiiock AID I. Willref Powell are named
for COunclmcn, and II. norton spencer nor Collector
The Democratic ticnc Invaded by William H. sander,
for MAYOR.
Inc mll that wls rushed through IN" present state
Legislature g7ntiug power 10 street ,u"ay corpoii
ticn, build roads Without uetaluins consent, Of 30
per cent of property owners along The routes al TIA
rnr line. designed IN meet The requiem Of
TIE Democratic capitalists who for several wears have
cdcaN .Gu, To build trolley rl"rlt1' ruA1 iu
Plinhcd. IainEciG pcoIl, prevented the compin,
from budding u, road until the DcmOcrtc lei atOr
at Trenton deprived them Of their rghte The law
Is pronounced unconstitutional and will b" coute ted in
the supreme COuri The stockhold-rs of the Pnn-
field street Hallway Company held meeting yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
THE MISSOURI MAKING READY TO SAIL

The steamship Missouri. which arrived here in
saha>t sunday to take in the $500 ton, Of flour
and meal which l. T. be sent 10 The starving peasants
Of Russia, yesterday took in coal and other supple,
for her trip. To-day she will t~gn loading her cargo
ard saturday she will sail The cargo will consist
of -four and meal IN sacks. the voluntary contribu-
ton of the mers % the United states The American
Association VI M,llers have appointed two agents. W.
e.. Edgar snd Colonel ". G. Reeve, who will 80 70
Russia and 10 the distribution OF The
cargo The rsihOads transported the -four and
meal free, the storage At waiting points has been
free, the Terminal Storage Company has stored II
without charge in this dty and the Atlantic TRANS
lortston Company will take it TO Russia free the
Missouri. In each sack OF meal is circular printed
In the slavonc Language telling the Russian peasants
how 10 Use the meal.
NE Missouri ! comma dei by Captain Findav sOn
she will 90 from this port % Lbau Ru. Sian port
In the Baltic about 800 miles southwest of ST. Peters
burg. where there j. rnll communication with the
interior. The Missouri Is expected 10 arrive at Lhu
~ from Atsen 70 eighteen days after she leaves
~ PIT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
RACK GOODS DEPARTMENT.
(.SecOnd FIOOr.)

(SecOnd Floor.
This Spring our stock Of Black
Silk Warp Goods is the most com.
pIete we have ever offered.
The following different weayes
-Algerinc. COutille, Drap dc
TOuiOn, MelrOse, Drap dAlma,
ChcvrOn, Diagonal, Railway Cord
are all i'm medium weight and of
superior manufacture.
We have II few pieces 24.inch
Polka dot and Surah stripe Gren-
adine, to be closed out at 20 cents
per yard; regular price S1.OO.
Also 45.inch Silk.and wool Dor.
dered Grenadine, at SL70 per
ward regular price $3.50. These
are our regular lines of goods.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th st.
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PRIESTS CALL on ARCHBISHOP coRRIGAN.

UKIFNIN IAI4IJ On NM IDIET'VT 'VTNINi''H.N'
A committee OF priests. including the Rev. Messrs
McGcldrick, Durck. Hoffman Kenny, OHlra and Woods
cslI-d Archbishop Corigon Yesterday 10 urge him. in
the resolution adopted at the recent conference"
Of priests Of the BROOKLYN diocese 20 use his mighty in
nuence" the appointment Of Brookivn priest
made vacant by the deith OF Bishop Louehln
They reported that they cordislN received aud
nounced the Archbishop the prport OF then proceed
!nes urging the Of any Of the three
priest> whoso selected oy Tn
diocesan consultcrs would be cineiy sat> factory The
Archbishop d. commit himself in the matter but mad
sbout the diocese. and intinsod tnat tr
procedure in the matter Of filling the vacancy
would not be departed from. He Is said 70 have in
timsted that Brooklyn priest might be sproin-d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08

chill AND THE NEW NAvI.-Now read '
President Harrison's the ChiIian affair.
rrprintrd In pamphlet FORM Ecthcr with complete
description oil the American NRyy. 4 large num-
Der of picul vessels described feug h. with
borae pictures and plans and full details of crew
RIM mont SIZE each Every vessel In fhe
Navy IL cud~d Ia fie I.t. Price. - cents copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08

long ISLAND.

MN .UTEECIIr.-The celebration OF the loiih AMI
vor.nry of The granting OF charter to The town Vi
Nev-I trccld took place ~ Bath Beach iast hiSH''
TOrtv-fwo members OF the We" treci' 'llD ,'cl.u
,. nj me. r.ll descendant, OF The early settlers
and New lo.k business men. >at down 10 q olnh'T'
,tY, interior % Ci;i hDI- was handsomely Nc'
,,,,I and many relies and mrmcntos II colonial
,r, were d PLAYED about the rooms. speeches were
No.. hy President VI j. McGrth, Dr. T. r.. SIC
Xi.ll s,innry.,or Ferguson and j. W. COpmnnn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
erprr,v- t,>nr.vr vr-rRtY yOv TO RETIRE

Ofh,als NJ Police Headquarters yesterday received
Information that Governor Flower had signed inc OH
.iuc the pension Of retiring superintendent oi
pi,.. Ia - ooo vcar and providing for n pension
of -. 800 a year for retiring chief Inspector. super
nfrudct Murray said tina; lie had no INTENTION 10 H'h
retirement while he was able perform III, dNti'N.
mi, health ha, been better since he returned ~ a'uVc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08

KNITTING AND CRoCHFT. 1S9I.-Ncw, 90 pnxcs.
Tive hnndsomr<t md best >ntIing and Crochet Extra
ISSUED nv The Tribune. 2J cents a CODY. This
issue evot.i patterns Tor aoe. garments hassock
and cushion covers. trimming, cnrtnin bands bnas
-cnrf-. tides handkerchiefs etc. II addittss
81 pages OF che cLarminE Home and Society" artl.
clc, from the >uuan, iriouas A delis htful number
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
PASStTC.

The m"mbefs q the Pa,-aic rap'iei Church.
ri a meeting on sunday, decided 10 extend formal
call 10 the Rev. W. ". Pratt. II brooklyn. VITO FOR
some months has been acting pastor ~ the church.
The work ON the nov church Ludins na- been ~crue
what hlnfclcd by trouble between the church trustees
and contractor but the church will probably he ready
for occupancy IN few weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

TIIIrNE ALMANAC. iS93.-A ma gnIfccnt num-
brr yer $50 pnar.. Price - ccntS. book ofready
r-fcrencs without superior. Full description Of
The new Navy. Elaborate conage md currency tables
since i79J nrs details of the circu-
hitting medium year nv since lNBD Election RS
turns 4 oa-and Other ,aIun bio features
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
afternoon and ordered the work Of LAYING tracks begun
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
Nr.IrHESTER COUNTY.

n = II tlI.~ | fk tOi ~ l.
UlCKFTT'S CASE BEFORE THE GRAND Juhf'
The friend, of James Harmon the North Iarryl'"
Democratic politician who was shot and kled W
chief Of Police achctt, Of that village on the nis
IF Wednesday, February Il, crowded the coiTiaor' VI
the We,tche,ter County courthouse at White fHihN
yc.tc~dav Michael Harmon, a brother of the u'''"
politlcian oppressed hi, determination to have 'hiei
of Police lInckcrt indicted for what he alleges was
fine murder If his brother Twenty Of the twenty iou
Grand Juror, summoned 10 attend the March term VI
tie Court II OYER and Termner were pre,cno'
stephen f. Lawrence OF sing sing was sworn a. 10Y
man The Grand Jury spent all DAY III 'Naih",IH
vttno>.c, relative the case. but not nail tc nuoe
ver, heard MI the witnesses VIII" were eXatl,u Ii
ef,r. inc Corolrr'- jury which found Il verdict ths
hiof llnchctt Killed liannOn in the discharge Of MS
dutv. are Yet be examined. ,u,,,
u,clncI ilannOn says that his brother was hIieh
hy chief Ilackett simply bccansc he uinerru VIZ
n",tv +, tho village. llacketts friends assert thal
iIannom ailcr being warned by the clef nol 70 o.
80 bo,tcrou, at the primary follpwd inc cIici 3,
i'd. fine building and attacked him WIN cinD Vic"
n. 81 icf shot him in self dcI"lcc.
WHITE PININS-Judgc Dykman yesterday granted
o, o,dar FIR thc appointment Of commission TO-DAY
- inouirc inio the sanity Of Henry L. Belts, me
pr,ci,lyn mall who last summer went TO Peek k anu
shot Charlie r. bhScI proprietor ~ uG nS ~ IN"
line uljcnated the affections of his VIE.
WORKERS The Rev. \. VI. Conway, who was on
sunday dragged from the pulpit OF the Mfoiih '"l'il
l,ap,l, Church hy the police ~ uSltPer, VIZ u,
III enemies with prosecution. lie has done nothing
ftrthcr lint last night Richard Pollard. i" al
pt,ucncr aud deacon Of the church, -w"re Oie =
Warrant for Mr.. CpuWays aiIrS n wiz ne III. 'S H.
Suu, nv that he i sin pastor of the church rs
If, resignation IA, not been proper! accepcF'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
HOME NEWS.
>.,.,.r ,pp,v.rc At TIE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE hol h''o'
PEMAELF.-Jsmes J. I'M. pr''id'hV VI !,
Northern Railway Company. EElNOohi -
Pvm the ROYAL Artillery, Hrt>h NE"P ,,n,,,-,t ~
Alexander Graham Bell. Of Washington D. =. - r..,a
-o,oree Blcistcin. Of Buraio NOI'MANDiT -"-''
Wennple. OF Fultonvic, y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08

WAX SHIPS SUNK At SAMOA.-Whnt may be
expected of tho American NAVY. In pluck. dauntless
courage aud pcrnnciy in with Chill, well
rxcmplhca This number contains THE Johnstswn
Di-a-irr" american Girls Abroad" "storics oil
IInning," etc tOi pages. 10 ccuts.
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Kitchen Economy.

Actual tests show the Royal Baking Powder
to be q per cent stronger than any other brand
on the market If another baking powder IS
forced upon you by the grocer see that you are
charged the correspondingly lower price.
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70 ONE AprEARrD AcAlXsr WIS. rLATr.

10 ONE APPEARED AGAINST MRS. PLATT.
NV1,,n the cA.e Of Mr. Minnie Tourc't" Watt
eh rgsd attempting SUNDAY 10 .h"ot he husband
who --'enth ieed divorce from hoi, called
in the Police Court Yesterday. thc com
plsnant failed appear and she dsch r2@d. She t.
MED that ,he made effort 70 hoo her husband but
admitted owner~hip of the pistol found in her
session She that her husband hol mied 10 hei
any money for weeks although he had agreed 70
her, "A
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MARINE TNTELLIGENCE
IMMATURE ALMANAC.


snnri..Glo st 500 Moon sct. 3'3 an Moons ago Q
WATER
LN-Ssnr- Uk.. 3gI Gov. Is,d.. %13 tHl &c 10
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BIG ISSUES or An orr lEtR.-Ths ma xnifcc mt
tnrin and articles OF Roswell q. Horr In The
Weekly Trbuae durpx The ia.t wear, reprinted with
WI ious kindred articles, nciudi the wonderful
suits Of Rcciprocity aud III, article Prices IL
1890 and 1901 A pamphle, oil y, large pages 2J