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Omaha daily bee., 1892-03-16
Jarvis 1877 brandy, purest, safest, best
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.

Fred Eissell on Trinl-An Order in the
kimbali- Champ Assignment Matter.
In the district court the case of tho state
against Fred Kissell was placed on trial. the
rst of the criminal assignment. Kssen is
larged with taxing young man named
| am Stogelin out for a time about two
| nths ago IN company with couple of
| ,solute women, and after painting the
! wn the proper shade of crimson robbed
togelin of all he had, which amounted to
bout S32. The two women, Nettie Ross and
A I'd live near the corner Of Second avenue
Id Twelfth street. were placed upon the
and and told straight stories, which
nded TO show Kissells guilt. "Dutch"
Jntained the party of merry makers on
the night In question, was also put upon
the stand, but he was suspected
of being an accomplice Of Kissoll, and, in
deed. narrowly escaped being indicted by the
krPud jury, so that he was not very salts
e clory witness, he being afraid to say much
for fear of duplicating himself in the CRIME.
Kissell also testified, and tried to show that
tho bartender AZ one OF the saloons they had
visited was the guilty party. He failed to
make his point, however, and was badly
tangled up on Characterization. The case
will be taken up again this morning
Judge Thornell Yesterday made an order
upon the receiver Of the Kimball-Cham In
NeStneht COMPANY ihstructinB MN W pay 10
j. &. Teller the sum OF $500 for which suit
was commenced against Kimball Il Champ
some time ago.
The case of the state against Jesse McMa-
hon, charged with embezzlement, was con-
tinued on motion made the defendant, an
affidavit being flied showing that he was too
Ill TO stand trial at the present term OF court
Charles IT, Wilson. ono OF the Boston store
burglars, has made an application to the dis
trict court for q writ OF haDeas corpus. He
has secured the services OF sn Omaha attor-
ney ard the case will come up for a hearing
this morning.
f. j. Tobin, who robbed room mate at
Kiel's hotel couple Of months ago, pleaded
guilty to the charge of petit larceny and was
:. sent to tho county Jail for twenty days.
We have our own vineyards In Califor
Omaha daily bee., 1892-03-16
Worth n eeping.

Father of Family ly-Madam, what does
this mean? Our daughter is alone in
Omaha daily bee., 1892-03-16
TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS,

c. A. Sehosdsac&, Propretor, BroadwaN ooIna
1921 rsnnish
23th
soid
finished - ,, ,,,,. ,
AND CLEANED BY STEAM with the
approved machinery at less cost than paid bo-
Omaha daily bee., 1892-03-16

LNOR SALE-Co!umbia safety bicycle; 1900
II pattern; cost si35; viii sell for a15 cash.
Howard n. Hattenhauer, FIRST NatiOnal bank.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-03-16

LNOR RENT-Over iO) d dwellin.s OF every de-
IL scription at prices varying from ~ to 300
per month, located In all parts of the city. q.
Ii. She Ate. 50J Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-03-16
Personal P1RiGRAPHs.


Major Nj. M, Marshall Of Chicago is in the
city.
Andy jackson OF Sioux City is Bluffs
visitor.
VIC Keller has returned from q visit Of sew
eral months In Salt Lake City.
+. 5. Stelllng, who has been IN Chicago
for some time past, has returned home.
Major ii. q. Curtis of Atlantic was in th @
city yesterday attending district court.
A. S. Hazelton filed his bond yesterday as
deputy clerk Of the United States court
Mr.. and f.rs. Il. o. Wells of st. Louis are
visiting IL. f. Hattenhauer and family OF
Seventh avenue.
Mrs, Ohio Knox has gone TO Carson In re-
sponse TO telegram announcing the danger
Gus illness OF her mother, Mrs j. H. Losh.
A telegram received yesterday states that
the patient is somewhat improved.
How are your awnings? ]. NJ.
Iamcke, lSl Pearl. Only home factory,
Walnut block and Wyoming coal,
fresh mined, received daily Thatcher,
IL Main street
Omaha daily bee., 1892-03-16
aoNnRRnEA, elEE1 AND IuCOERRHEA CURED

King, 1t dissolves against and is absorbed into
the intamed parts VIII refund money II 1t
does not cure. or causes structure. Gentlement
by mail prepaid. Snow. Luna Co. Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-03-16

ENOR SALE-At a bargain. l2-acre fruit and
IL garden farm adjoining city limits; good
dwelling L. IL. Sheafe,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-03-16

LNARMS garden lands houses lots AMI
II business blocks for sale or rent Day 81
Hess, 80 Pearl street. Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-03-16
NEW hooks AND PERIODICALS

Eastern money to loan on real estate
by T.. III. Sheafe, Broadway and Main.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-03-16

M ANTED-A married man and wife with
Weston, la.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-03-16
Troubles of "a vilisca Citizen.

Money to loan. Lowest Pa.es, John
ston a. Van Patten, Eve rett b ock.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-03-16
Swanson Music Co, Maso mic temp

We have our own vineyards in Califor
MIA Jarvis Wine company, Co. Bluffs
Omaha daily bee., 1892-03-16

How are your awnings? j. NJ
Iamcke, lSl Pearl. Only home factory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
Gpecial Notices.
PostOnjcc Notice


Should he read daily b. all Interested as changes may
Letters foreign countries need not be specially 3D.,
when il desired to send Duplicates Of banking and
sn bv Se s Tdse. 1 saSc
Foreign mails for the week ending November ;. Will
WEPSESDA%A 10 80 'TgplsG%saIaSy Ia 80
% S G cr Ter caaua G s ara S
orsnie Nassau det'o,s for or@ Venezuela ports ports
Guiana must be directed per oianie NassauJ; az
caracoo also PSavania via Curacao. Per Caraeas
for Other port; must be and Se Sssao
Arseuna a. le m TpsmeGntasv 30 p M for must m
ec directed per clty q BsrIn 3, Belgium;
nd %F dfc FS' % %
ssS''9 Pi Rn p S B sS Ss %
TN riSDAy-At 5 m. for Europe. per coIam gc
Da VI: sGsthsml,On at n No. Complementary l;So
s4TbRAY NJ for rI R JaTsr" and t Sr"os
i from f Raso at 80 ' RS oT
It,y spain Portugal and Turkey pers La laseoape
eed La o:cog"s at for EgFggS per
per lmbre'0 az m Tor Scotland dircct, per s. $.
at for c Nesesn s. D. sGT; T 3
Iaasds", 70 csapPlen.SSntaITSy io;so -
e. and r must 30 drdSa Sr
Tnndad'l at 10 a NJ To- Js maica and Grrytown. 20,
Puerto Cortcz must be directed 'per Argonartr at u
M y9 9r a c for Cubs, Tmpo ana ana Gssm
root and other part, Of Mexico via Vera Cruz must
directed 'per Yucatan at II supplementary ~ 80
ny Fortune Island and Jamaica. also Jacmel and
Caves Haytl per s. Avo: A. II m supplementary
plata countries VIA Rio Janeiro. per Marcia.
STNDAN-At = D. ~ for Bocas del 1oro :. s.
TorGenskod rom New Orleans nt 3 D. for Bueheds.
per Nicaragua, from NewO rleans At , m. for
orleans: 80 p; m - China and Japan per steamer
from Vancouver flc.tcrS 10 directed 'via Von-
cegyeGD -o $40 80 s@sr m St P'rr'Na"clo0 per
Mail. ttor China and Iap,n pcr s sc Ga .In
~ 30 D. Mails for Australia. New Zealand. I'wa?n
FIJI and samoan Islands per a. MtriDosl from sen
Francisco close hero daily No.erber 18th. II 30
~. ~. NJ arrival NJ New-YOrt - Aur2ria With
British mails for Australia Mall. for tho HawS-rr
dolly up November I'm. NJ 20 p. m M1lS Tor tho
society Islands per ship Glilcc from San Francisco
closa daily November '24l. At 30 p Mails
for China and Japan Via NanrouNr ''ecalY lddr''s"
Ncwfoundpnd. by rpn 70 Halifax and thence nv steamer
rlo,c at mis- Office 80 y. Mails fo -Mquolon. Nv
r1i b. Boston and theme" nv stamer close at this o'c
d1iv AZ 3 40 d. m. Malls for cuba. nv rail - Tampa
ioys close At this Office daily ~ 80 M Mails for
McA co overload Eness specially addressed for dispatch
by stramor co,e 1t This office daily ut 3 90 a. m.
Trans Pacific mails forwarded san Francisco daily
and tho schedule closing arranged the presumption
~ their uninterrupted overland transit 10 san Francisco
Mails from the Fast arriving tmc at san Francisco on
the dav ~ sailing Of steamers are dispatched thence the
d'v. -
t.N,-, .tpnor entarv mails opeucf the nerS o
cIosng ~ spnicmenarv mails tNe postorcc which
mai, onon until within Ten MinutS NJ the hour ~ sailing
n, s,e,ra- CORNELIUS VAN COTr PoS.n aster.
pos,or,cc Ncw.YorN. y. Y. T'tober 2Sth. 1892
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02

Ihry VIII b. al home their friends at no 65 West
Tenth ST.. after December 81
Amons The We'll known BOstoninns present AT the
ceremony were Mrs. Nathan Anthony. Mr.. and Mrs
- Armstrong. Mrs. Oliver AmcS. I'd Mr.. and Mrs
l.. Andrews; Mrs Frank Allen. Mr.. and Mrs bradley.
MMrr ana Mr., Boll";. Mr.; and Mrs. !. 7. Burr
Dr.. ana Mrs. Cal"f Mr. and Mrs. George
,rocaer; Mr. and Mrs. John Call Mr.. and Mrs o. p.
ciE'IA' NJ ana Mr.. j. Gambler. SIR and Mrs. b. p.
'n'n'N' Mr. and Mrs Cutting Governor and Mrs.
Clnhn. Nr. and Mrs g. W. Chadwick Mr.. and Mrs
S.Irand, Nr. ana Mr.. Charles Howard Mr.. and Mrs.
i!lu,, pr ana Ms. J. Kendall, Mr.. and Mr.. j. r..
MI: ana Mr.. 7. :. Mead. Mr.. and Mrs Mkcn. Mr..
ana Mr.. Nickerson. Mr. and Mrs F. H. Peabody, Mr..
ana Mrs. \. W. Peabody. the Roy Mr. Roberts, Mr.
ana MIS- ~ II. Rice. Mr. and Mrs. Myes Standsh and
Mr.. ana Mrs. Sargent.
inc engagement l. announced OF Mrs COrdelia VI.
Shhch"lton, or No. 40 Park Place Newark. to David
y: McAipin. of No 613 Fifth-avc. The wedding will
taae place in December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
roI.GH WEATHER on TIE ATLANTIC

ro,dou Nov 1.-The British steamer Memphis
C,ntoin Gates, at London from Pmadrlpm'' "'o"e"
70 mi, port the Of the British bark Lazy
~ fron oId IInrlor Jamaica, for Rotterdam.
The long passage Of tho Allan Line steamer MONT
,,deon Caprain Ferguson, which arri'" y's''Iu'N
ot London. from Montreal was due to her supply o'
coal running short. she was therefore compeii'u 10
steom SLOWLY. She met with strong gale on INC
nass,u. She lost only head oil the calt' sh' "'"
on board. ,.-,
The British steamer Exeter 'i'y' 'ap'''" ~ ."
p.s,I tram New. York. reports having experienced
r-i,l. weather since October II. Captain N"iss
ordered ,ho engines to b. slowed down In ofdrr 10
savc fine cattle on board. The steamer was III Il
L,,r,ic,nc for several days. and had I" h.a'r
,'n,,,r of time. once she was h"v"to for forty
eight hours, Captnin Wek, say H. never experience
such y continuous gale. VI the lou ca'ue ." ''"'u
10 t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
prr1Eo.pyErMoyrA IN cAXADIAN CATTLE.

Ioudon Nov 1.-The Board Of Aerlcwiur" mas
ordered that all the cattle landed at DUNDEE rom
Canada by the steamers Huron ana M"h"'''l'"" W
.lo,,rhtcr,d owing To the discovery of ploHr"-pn"U
nonb, among them The killing ~ the animal, Lc-
gan on Friday last and has been continued since.
Altogether the steamers landed 200 head o. catue.
The animals have been found on a large number oil
farms In Forfarshirc Pcrth-Airc, Iishlr" AID Mount
rose They were al suspected Of being Infected WIN
the dlsease and hence The order for their slaughter
scotch veterinary surgeons declare that Oh" 81 oa> j.
NOT uinttro pnennull h!t "a none Outrageous aii' ZION
he symptoms III which are similar - those of p"uro
pneumonia. ,....t....
Canadian cattle be subj ted 10 the sharp"i scrutiny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
TIE IRISH POLITICAL PRISONERS.

London. Nov. 1-Sir william Vernon ilaFco"F''
o,o,coor Of fbe Exchcquer, who has been reelected
a. Mr. Gladstone's deputy IN Ia" Hols" "f common
/, opposed to the release Of Dr. GaNash'r' 'r"n AN.
the other dynamiters convicted OF on'nc'' A." ~
,,,,t Il = thc general impression In England that
.tn c,onc.s az release are remote. The matter has
hecn debated by the Cabinet, in view OF the m'"r
vcn,,on Of the Washington Government on b'h"ii
~ the Irish American prisoners. majority OF we
coculers OF the Cabinet support Sir William NeIh""
Irorcour, II Is pretty certain. however, that The
,n. from, Washington will cause relaxation ~
pi discininc 10 which these prisoners are subjected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
TIE CHOLERA RECORD ABROAD.

Amsterdam. Nov. 1.-The cholera record Tor to-day
for the whole Of Holland IS two new on'', and ''nr
deaths.
Vienna. Nov. lone hundred and 'Airil 'N Deaths
from chocm were registered In "a!icIn dnnn- h'
month Of October
linda Pcsth. Nov. I.-Twcnty two new case, Of
cholera and six death were reported 10 il' health
authorities In this city today.
Vancouver y. g.. Nov. 1.-Thr steamer Empress
OF Jaran bring, Information HAT the ravas oi cholera
M chung King appalling. The deaths o." 60 w.
mated nj from $1,000 10 iooi' .rii J. also
raging at Hankow. claiming numerous victims.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
MADRID RIOTERS DISPERSED BY GhNDAhNE'

Madrid Nov IAN order was issued Il IT." u"l >
ago prohibiting the holding Of propoS'u t
-, on IN. Prado II was intended to hold inc
-, ,s, night and not knowing Of the prohibition
nroyd gathered 10 hear the music Nheh 1t WIS
learned that the had been forbidden the crown
became angry and amused Themselves by SmaSnlne
streot lamps and the windows OF houses near VI.
prodo They then set fire 10 the pand s'hhu' anu
after this had been destroyed they iormeu ~
O., WHOM they reached the Plaza Gallo: Uey
U,nt dcachmcnt of gendarmes. who charge S rh n
Tho mob md cisperscd them. Fourteen Va 'Ae '"'e
,ande~s Of the mob were arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
1oyDoy.s UNEMPLOYED woRKINGMEN.

London Nov 1.-The unemployed Hebrew worlung
mon Of This city have decided that they will march
bsre(ooted through the streets Of London on three
different days. Agents Of the Social Democratic FED
Grafton are organizing the Idle wcrlinsm"n. Thet
orent, approve OF marching through the streets An
Other section of the unemployed however refuse 10
Take part In any further PROFESSIONS Ih@y nav
taken advantage OF the offer OF tue East bhu Assembly,
Dn,,. ,hcrc they will register their names rs wan
's ,'rt, The authorities have given Their assent
ile we'iina of the unemployed i'll Trafalgar square
an saturday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
Will not ATTEND TIE LORD MAYORS BANQUET

1ondon. Nov. Lord Eosebery. the Foreign score
,orv. sir William Vernon linrconrl 'hahcehor u 'n'
Excbequer: JOHN Morley Chicf secretary io' "',""u
ord Sir George o. Trevelyan, Secretary Tor 7couahu
"' ,.,,uod IN attend the inaugural banquet OF
Lord Mayor Knill. on November D.
Tho announcement was officially mad" This afternoon
ua. vr Gladstone had also definitely declined 10
attend the inaugural banquet of Lord Mayor hl'c
e,,sr, Knill. His dccinalion Is especially S'sHn'
o.n. 80 # has been the custom In past years Ior
the Prime Minister, in his Iesp9 , 70 ovcment and
hannuet 10 review the WORK Oh me "'''' ''' w
smrak OF #, plans for the iu'ure'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
MRS. LEADERS, CASE pRFsENrED-N PAPER
MEN FINED.

MEN FINED.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-The tral Of the suit for damage
Tor SIMMER brought by Mrs. Leader. wife of Lieu
'cAont Leader, OF the British Army. against Mr..
smyih, wife Of Major-Gcnc Gibbons smyth. WIS
begun in the Queen, Bench Division OF Her Maicstys
High Court Of Justice to-day. BEFORE the trial Of the
case began The editor and the publisher az Tile
Morning, newspaper OF London. were brought mp
for contempt OF court for publishing eXplrt" stat"
mcnt "i III" case. Justice Day said the editor aud
publisher had aggravated their offence by Publishing
vulgar pictorial representation Of o. the parties
10 the suit, and picture of the brooch the identity
Of which j. disputed. He added that they both
richly deserved 10 b. sent TO prison. The judg' did
not however, mrI1s0n them, but fined the editor
clC0 and the Publisher go.
The cnsc opened by Mr.. lockwood. &. G.,
counsel Tor Mis-. Leader, ana evidence was given b!
MIR Dlldin. the jcwcllcr IN Whose shop thu brooch
alleged to have been stolen b. MIS-. Leader was
found. and by Mrs, Leader
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
yv,,r TO RE HANGED on NOVEMBER

London. Nov 1.-The authorities nave orofrcu UNI
no one be allowed TO attend the execution o inomao
Ncll. under sentence OF death ior po'so"'ne a,nrs
49,, a,o.nt the sherfs and the prison officials
W nress representatives will be allowed inside inc
nr,snn. II IS thought probable that N"i'l VIII ~
hanged on Tms1day. November 8. The hosting oi !"
black flag on the jail viii announce that INC sentence
NJ tho law has carried out The c3nhemhsn h ~
maintains a dogEed silence. Wheh asAeo W""' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
Republican National Committee,
New York, Nov. !, le92.
To the RcpubIcans Of MnInc:

10 tH' fpuUUcAIlN OF Nhn".
The campaign has progressed FIR that the
National committee feel Justified in assuring tho Re
puhl'ans OF IN" country that every indication pGnts
10 a." reelection OF President llarri son on November
:. The Grpubcans Of Maine should to II that
they DO th,ir iull duty and the right to par
ilclpat" ln h" great victory which awaits us. have
I'm my session copies Of letters which being sent
broadcast over the State 10y members OF the Demo-
cratic state Committee 81 Maine assuring the Demo
Gratis That II they poll the il Democratic vote In our
State they win the six electoral votes Maine
for Cleveland To De- iOrcwarncd +, 10 be fOrcarmed,
and beg the Republicans ~ Maine to To Il rs
patriotic duty that the full Republican vote polcd
Tuo.fa~ next. Every Republican should form
himself in,o committee of one and feel that this
work rests with him. !. II. MANLY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
THE REPORTED SALE OF oRMoNDE.

ron,o, Nov THE representative OF the Assoch''o
,,.as, va, boen irving to confirm tle report 'ha
w,u,o,n McDonoueh. Of California, had bought ,he
celebrated stallion Ormonde. paying S''o,o" ,p'
him Az vet he has found nothing that would ei'h''e
him positively to confirm OF u'"S Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
urcHwlYMEY N GREEyWICK.ST.

rootpads robbed John Schmidt OF Silver Like " j.
while he was nass.g through Grecnwichst. Monday
night According 10 schmdts statement he was accosed
BY three men and dragged into the hallway Of NO lol
Gfenrwich.s, lie was then seized BY the throat and
held while one Ct the men relieved him OF his SILVER
watch s,s brass chain 81 In money bundle contain
ing undereo,boo The men then away, but Police
Lyons succeeded in runnn gdown James Sullivan
eighteen years old OF No. 1877 Westst The watch was
found In Suyan's pocket in the Tomts Police Court
yesterday morning he held In slOoo bonus ior ca
animation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02

TIT TTI'f''I|'II VIII ETlTNHI ~ MHNN.
Chicago, Nov. 1.--For the fr.t time In the United
state, routiical high mass celebrated to-day by
a Plp,l dc'ccat". II va, at the MI saint, Day sor
vices rf TIE Italian church Of Onr Lady Of SorrOwS.
Jach- Gu IoulovMd. In this city, the n-me Of the
>crviic order OF priests. The cclcbrant Arch
b. hon eaiOlli. Of Rome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
4 DAxK DIRECTOR COMMITS SUICIDE.

Corfu. Nov. M DcvcauX director a do" OTTO
man raul at Con,iautnopc. has committed suicide
by drowning himself here.
AGRICULTURAL DEPRESSION ~ ENGLAND.
London. Nov. Tile Ccuimi Chamber ~ A-rl
culture La, decided To hold national 'onic'cn'" ON
tlc depression in th" agricultural Industry The con-
ference viii take place ON Dr''nhti :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02

ToiIon Nov 1.-The yacht Princess Ance' peiohE
ina, 20 Tho Prince Of Monaco stranded at the entrance
20 mis- harbor during a gale to-day. The Prince o
Nouaco and lis wife on board me Nac.'' 20, ~
heavy sea was running, and II was W'h si''' u'''
Guilty that they were rescued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
nn1r1eu CATHOLIC rILGRIMAGE TO ROME.

,,on vov 1-Archbishop Vaughn IS making
1n',o,nent. IA accompany the pilgrimage OF BRUSH
Caholics 10 Rome This pilgrimage "hich i h'''u'u
100 Tho Duke Of Norfolk, Is in point oil "eain anu
~'ohor, tge greatest that has left Great D'iH'" J"
fbrec centuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02

Don't risk ANYTHING with stubborn cough. when a
safe remedy may De- .iad In DR.. Jayncs EXpccorant.
lung and throats spodily helped by II =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
. WHOLE FAMILY MURDERED IN IRELAND.

Dublp Nov. IA dispatch from Ballhaorlhhn'
co,n,v Kildare. says that Sergeant hoeah' MS vic
and children were murdered there last hsn' ~ "A
,,, puhing,on The constable aftcrward committed
suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02

ToiIcf Innolnr prr-orvos tho skin from tho evil
effect. o wind heat irritating particles. For abnsions
burns wounds. IN coar-iblc tubes. Ask your drug
rei for Tulon LANOLINE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
s,p LILLIAN PAUNCEFoTE RETURNING TO HIS
POST

london nov. l.-~ir Julian Paunce'otc. BRUSH
Winston 10 the United States. had long lh'cFN'"
with Lord ROsebcry at me Foreign 'i'' ""'S'
ITO will .au for New.YOrk from Liverpool 'o-ihoiIo"
IN Tho steamer Majestic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02

when hahv was sick. gave her Castora,
When he was Child. she clicd .or fas'oria
When she became Ms. she chung O. tastorla.
When shs had children. SIC -ayc them CastOra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02

BGElcg WArESs CELEBRATES HIS BIRTHDAY.
Horace Waters the veteran piano manufacturer ccle
esed eighteh BIRTHDAY Yesterday at the home on his
ssns IA Efookbn MIR. Waters born November /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02

Family irn, cling abroad aid cannot return TO New
YORK. this wlN sub their r' suite OF
at The 'anbr.lge. 5haNe and 33i st. Tor balance OF
winter or iy moath Apply office. 1874 9Th ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
Ay ADDRESS TO MAINE REPCBLICANS.

J. II. MtNLEY ASSURES THEM THAT PRESI-
DENT HARRISON WILL BE VICTORIOUS.
Augusta. Me-. Nov. lathe Konnebcc Journal
will publish 10 morrow the following from the National
Committee:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02

Why In" Bnrr,'s Tricophcrous supor.ed'd aLhe bar
oils ponutuui- Etai-. those who n that II
ID NnIn, whom but before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02

Tho Cambridge. shave ana 331.st.. Is paat;Aj
model hotel. Cuisine unsurpassed. LoRENZ REICH.
IrOprletor.-(IIome JOurna
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