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NEW YoRY. April 2l.-Tetrolemu opened
firm; fell 70. then rallied &c ana closed steady.
Pennsylvania oil, spot. none; May option, open.
ing At 59}lc; highest j9}:c; lowest SOC; closing at
59ilc. Sales $1,000 barrels.
Oh. City. Pa. April ai.-opcning Mt 5alIc;
highest Nj@c; lowest 59hc: closed at 59i,c;
sales 5000 barrels: clcarnnccs lG6, 600 barrels:
shipments 1852 barrels; runs 50. 75S barrels.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. April 2l.-Opcned and high.
est 595ssc; closed and lowest 59ii{c.
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HENRY scnoESlIALs, foreman Henry
krug Packing Co., St. Joseph. Mo, uses
DR.. Thomas's Electric Oil with his men
for pprains, cuts, bruises, ehapped
hands, etc. It is tho best. DIV
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs 10 taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to tho taste, and acts
gently yet promptly Oh the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn ctlectually, Iispels colds, head.
aches and fovers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is tho
only remedy Of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and &c.
ccptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have mado it tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 800
md 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA m SKRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. oCAi.
LOUISVILLE. ~ EeW Y0RK HE
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FINANCE n TRADE.
Tho l'caturo, OF tho Money ami Stock
Nfnr!Iety,

.. . ". so fNVts MIA.
NEW YoRE. Aprl 2l.-Moncy on call easy
at l,1Sae per cent; las. loan . per cont: closed
offered at per cent. Prime mercantile paper
s>saiH per cent. Sterling exchange quiet but
strong ut q sal ISL. Sale, 27o,eS0 shares.
The operations In tho stock market to-day
were more circumscrlbed thnn nsual OF lGte, mud
tho strength given BY tho covering OF short con.
trncts was lacking, which with n general bcarlsh
feeling by tho local traders. resulted In a CON:
pAtativcly duh and dropping market. The coal
stocks wcrc SIN the iayoritel ohject Of attack,
and Heading was subjected to another, vigorous
mid In tho cnrly dealings, which resulted In q
loss OIL per cent, New England again showed 0
weakness under irGer offerings. Ihcre was still
some selling Of Eric md g.. tnnl for foreign nc.
count, All other stocks thnn those mentioned
Terc extremely dull md unintercSting. whllc
tho transactions werO made within the nnrroweSt
limits, Tho market was Utmost entirely psoic,'
si0nal Gnh tho close was active md irm. Tho
final changcs nre generally small losses, while
Lackawannn Is down ~ per cent.
Railroad bonds moderately actiyc; sales
sl,t6j, COO.
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Afetnls.

new YoRK, Apr!l2l.-Pig iron quiet: American
81 7,al6 %. Copper quiet q. sll ". Lead firm
ut $3.50. Tin strong; straits sao Is.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Direct route to Marietta, Inrker,bur:.. po!r:
Pleasant, Huntington, Ashland Portsmouth AMI
Cincinnati. Abo to Charleston, Clifton Forsa
md Staunton. Va, and Lexington aud LouiI
willie. Ky. sGs.
Time Table effective DecoinberG. 1891.
= N ii. - L = ,lYnY.nnl SunduY. ------ 49, =
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The Rothschild family mansion is
stored witl priceless art treasures.
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ding 7c
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GARFIELD TEA cures constipation, dys-
pepsia and sick headache; restores the
com pleXion and saves doctors bills. f
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Ta-ru.ra-boom.dc-ra is now sung in
French in London by an importation
from Paris.
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- o.
FROM WHEELING 70 LEAVE ARRIVE
W%cllsburs and Steubenrilla. ,i6:.O mn i5:c5 pm
Mcdonald and Pittsburgh. t6:0 ain $50 pm
indianapolis and st. I.ouis... "7:D am So pm
Columbus and CinclnnGtt.... e1:D an p5:2j pm
Wellsburc and Stcubcnrillc. H7:1 am ea:cj PIN
Mcdonald and Pittsburgh. ct. t6:20am "5:25 pm
Philadelphia md New iork. tl2:2' pm t.:5apm
S,eubenTille md pIttsburghtl9:%o pm t2:G pm
Columbus md Chicago ...... H. go pun tll:6 pm
Philadelphia and New York $50 pm. 1850 am
Baltimore and Washington. $50 pm $3.50 am
StenhenvIllc and Pittsburgh 1920 pm $3.50 am
S'cubtnville md pcnnisoh- 1870 pm $3.50 am
indianapolis 2nd S. Louis. t9:0J PIN 1850 am
Dayton and Cilcinnnti....... to:05 pm tj:50 ON
SteubenHle and Columbus. 1905 pm 1850 an
Northwest Systcp-Ccvc. & Pitts. Division.
Trains run daily, except Sunday. as follows:
FROM BRrpG rpoQr 70 LEAVE. ARRIVE
Fl. Wayne and Chicago-........ <:a9 mn Gas pm
Canton and Toledo.......... ... $40 am 6:H pm
Alliance and Cleveland. ........-. i:4o am 6:i5 pm
steibenville and PIttsbu:gh.- $40 nm Sis pm.
Nenhenvilc and Wellsville... S:43 AN 2;05 pm
Sienbcnville aud Pittsburgh. ... lO:1e an 1890 am
1T. Wayne & Chicago..m...... 400 pm Gas pm
Canton and Tolelo...... ! 90 pm 6:45 nm
Alliance and Cleveland. ......... J 100 pm 2:O5 i'm
Stcubcnvillc and Wellsv!ll0.... 100 pm Gas Pm
Philadelphia and New York.. 3at pm 4:52 pm
Baltimore and Waslin gton 500 ?:Ii pm 4:52 pm
Steubcnrlllc md Pittsburgh. 2ii pm 4:d2 pm
steubeuVilc IL East Liverpool. GIL pm 800 nm
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$50 Pennsylvania Stations.
Y ] zRnnSVNania lings.
Train. Run pv Central Time

~ TIiHS Nul Dy CcEVrHI IIHe.
TtrKEr orfIcEs, A PESS1rLvlSA STATION OF
WArEn ST, FooT o. Etf~rSrH sT, WHEELING.
At McCvEE 1iorSr, .WHIILI:o, AND AT TIE
~ rTSEsTLvAN1. STATION, BRIncEroRr.
~snurruasr hyfrEW-"PAs BASnLE ROUTE"
6D,uy +DIIty rrcyPY srrnIy -L
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Duluth is building ten whalebacks
and contemplatos a passenger steamer
on the wllaleback pattern.
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A Woodworking statistician has found
out that there arc l6,00O,0 900 cows in the
United States.
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| USED three bottles OF "NIother's
Friend and when l was sick I never
went to bed until 1890, and nv bow
was born at 8 q. m, with scarcely any
pain. | will do all l can in recommend.
ing it to eXpcctant mothers.
Your thankful friend,
MRs. b. +. WALrERnvs.
Marion, O., Sept, 1890.
Sold at Wholesale and retail by Logan
Drug Co.. and all druggists. Daw-6
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1.-Two StOck.

!. CHICAGO. ILL. April al.-Cattlc, receipts LOCO
head; shipments a.5oJ head: market active
and l0c higher: choice to prime 81 4Oa4 IS:
Others s. 2sni %; stoekers s. e0u3 so: cows and
market lower: rough and common S. coal 40:
mixed and packers 81 55ai Co: light 81 4Oa4 60.
Sheep, receipts 1900 head; shipments 1000
head: market steady: wethers and ycnrlings
Sc 2jn6 S.: westerns IS 95a6 90: clipped Texans
S. 95a5 so; lambs s. 75a7 90.
EAST LlBERry. PA. April 2l.-Cattle. receipts
1853 head: shipments ! $50 head: market slow
and unchanged. Hogs, receipts . GOO head; ship
mcnts l.S0o head; market steady; nil grades "a S0a
4 81. Sheep. receipts l,G00 head: shipments l,lO1
head: make: SLOW ana unchanged.
CINCINNATI. o. April 2l.-lIogs slow and lower;
conmon and light q SCAT 20: packing and
butchers 81 o;a. g.; receipts 5000 head; ship
ments 5000 head. .E
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G%ovcfnmcn, and state bonds dull and firm

IT,. a''' NhNS bSiA N''i utiA h''h'
BONDS AND srocx ouorArioSs-CLosED nh
Y. 8. Is reg. .".......llS,IINow York Central. mex
" !. Is coupon .."l l5l iOhlo Mlss!Sslppi"- 20
y. {. KS seg.."."lN DO preferred .,..... s.
Pacific Is OF 'ej. ."..l0o Oregon lmprovo't- 70
htcllSoLl"""...... 3OaIOrcgpn Sav."."... 81
ADAMS Express."."ut Drcgon Ttnns......" M
American EIptess,ll6 Pacific Mail .,....,... 50
Canada racihc..".. 50 Pittsburgh. ......... laS
canada Southern. G0tl Pullman Palace. ....l okit
Central Pacific. 81 Reading...... 6s
Chesapeake & Ohio ~. Rock Js)nnd ...,... SF3
do first preferred 60lsLSt. Paul. .............. 7Sii2
do second prot'd u do preferred .....l ca
CHI. Bur. & Qutncyl0SbIS ISL. Paul x Omaha. dS1s
Del. 4 HudsOn."."lti do Preferred ....l l6
Del. Lack. 4 West ibsiiITenn Coal 4 Iron. i6IG
Den. & H. G, pret'd 3l2i Texas Paclnc ......... loH
Erio....... ........, .... S0>s Un!on Paclilc....... 40
Fort Wayns..."..l63 U. s. Express, ....... IS
illinois Contral"." ,l0i1iW St. l.. 4 P.,...-. l2lG
Kansas & Texas".". u. do prcfcrrcd...... IS
Lake Shore. .l5tlGiWells Fargo Ex....li3
Louisville & Nash. 15HIWcstcrn UnInu..... g2jii
Memphis 4 Clas. !. 30 Am. Cotton 0il..... 10
Michigan Central. lO9HlColorado Coal. ...., 9lA
Missouri racllc.... COZ Iron Silver... ...... Is
Nashville CHAT. SO tQuicksilvc... ,,.. s.,
Now Jersey Central. 1871 do preicrrcd..... II
Norfolk &W. prefd "a Sutro......... 80. ."..
Northern Pacitc... ?2l.+lRichm'd ~. IT. 1olS
30 .rrc!errcd-m.. Gl lChlcngo GAs........ M
Northwestern. ........ 1901 Load TruSt-....... ?0I
DO preferred. ....l i3HlSngar Trust ....... 9J1111
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,,o gSaSsase checked through to destination .!
W. J.. ROBINSON General pas.suxo. AGENT. p,,.
kersbuIg. W Va. 70" Nho"" fasi
Al. DANDY As,ssau. General pas,s,c,.
Agent, Parkersbarg. ". Va .'uss'
W !: " :. ToALlSsoS, Passenger Ageu. Wheeling.
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RAILROADS
WHEELING &EEM G2OyERAlLROAD.

WHEELING &EEM GROVE RAILROAD.
On and after Friday. January l.. ls9. tnlini
will Mn as follows. city time:
IEAvE W~nEELiSG.-"G:0 q, m, 7:Ooa M, sol
o. N, 900 .. m, 1000 H.. Hoo a. ~, 1890 NJ,
1:Wp: M, p. m. 500 p. M. 400 p M. 500, u
NJ, 800 p. M. 700 p IN. 800 p. In- 800 p. m,
l:Iop IN. ~
LEAVE ELM GIovI.-ss:Oo D. H.. 700 m; SOL
3. ~, Ga H.. 1000 o.. Hoo a H., l2:Oj m,
loo p. ~. ECO ,. H.. 500 y m. 400 .. m, 5:Ol
:. nj. 600 p m, 700 p m. 500 p. In. 900 p n.
10:Op. m. IH.nI ~.
snaily. except Sunday.
e:i&a m. and Wheeling q: Ell n.
II. L. EElSGERBER,
del I.rt General Manager.
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yAlIlMoRr. Mn. April 2l.-Whcnt strong: No. Z
92Nc; receipts $1,000 bushels. Corn Unsettled:
mixed spot 4o!lc: May 47c: June i5tsaiGc; July
itGlic; receipts 5000 bushels: shipments 60.COo
bushels. Oats firm; No. . white western SSa3Shsc.
Rye quiet at SIC. Hay firm: prime 10 good tim
othysii Seals 20. Others unchanged.
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TOLEDO. o.. April 2I.-Whea. dull: No. . cash
9ll:@c: May ola9iAc: July size; August s3lsc.
Corn active; No. . cash 4lhc. Oats quiet: No.
2 cash 3!3<c. Rye quiet; cash 5Sc. Cloverseed
dull; prime cash 81 Is. .9
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BETRAYING GRAVE SECRETS.
A FRENCH CLERK BRIBED TO GIVE
FACTS TO GERMANY AND ITALY.

He Furnishes Fail Details OF Frances For
tinention., and HE Treachsry Creates
CONSERVATION in Army Circles Capt.
Henry ID. Borup. n. AUache OF Our
Legation. Mixed Up in the Scandal
PARIS, June ga clerk named Greiner. en-
ployed in the office Of the Keeper General Of
the National Archives, has confessed that. In
return for brides paid to him by Germany and
Italy. he has supplied to the authori-
ties OF those countries plans Of the coast
delences OF France. 1t appears. from Greiner's
staten emit. which is apparently full and unre-
served. that he has furnished Italy full details
OF the defences on the Mediterranean. includ-
lug the plans. as far as completed. for addi-
tional Notifications to protect tho harbor OF
Toulon. concerning which the Italian naval
authorities have evinced great interest. Cor
many paid Greiner literally for the plans Of
the defenoes OF Cherbourg. Havre. and Brest
The revelation OF Greiners trcachery has
caused great CONSERVATION at tho French
headquarters. as the most jealous care has
been observed to prevent foreigners from TAX
ing sketches either Of the interior or the coast
defehces Of France. and the naval authorities.
as we'll as the police. are under strict instruc-
lions to be vigllant In enforcing the regula-
lions In this respect Espionage has OF late
been 80 difficult that the War and Admiralty
offices at Berlin and Rome have nearly aban-
doned that method as fruitlsss Of satisfactory
results and addressed Themselves directly to
corrupting a subordinate who had all the
plans within reach. Suspicion has been directed
whn dsSa thas Suspicion
ssptsd letter from Berlin gave the French au.
looking. Greiner was at once arrested and
su9iected to severe examination. He was
he should he prosecuted on a cha GO OF trea:
son and brought to the guillotine. or should
be prosecuted on the milder charge Of reveal.
Ing state secrets with term OF imprisonment
Creme! Iroke down. and, although It is said
confess. he acEnowiedse d the extent to which
he had betrsyyssd the intrre;sts, o. France TO
Con. Brault Of the War Department was called
RACED at Grsiner's confess on that he could
with difficulty be restrained from striking him
The plans for the n rrovement Of the Toulon
defencc,s will probably be changed: and altera.
tions will lie made at ether points . 80 as to
sspossible TO the Triple Al lance.
The American Legation i involved IN tho
s Sae Hen, h saa u
nance Department Of the United States Army
ana conptsd VII the Am s Les"thonI rs
fences and atterwsrd com m unicated tho plans
to. Germany and Italy: The American
MnstSs the Len d }s So. scaadfs
and has written a formal letter to Can't.
Borur. detailing the charge and reduesting
denie ed that he communicated the plans to Ger
many or Italy. but is silent as to whether he
Borur IL probably protected by hi position
from any legal action by the French authori-
tiles but he will dou' tloss have to leave rance
The has pycit ed great sensation in Par
Is. and the American Legation Is thoughtless-
ly denounced by many.
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tn. Duke OF Aos,a a, w,ud.or.

LONDON. June 25.-The Duke OF Aosta,
nephew OF tho King OF Italy. and SON of the
late Prince Amadeus. ex.Klnc Of spain. con.
eiuoed MS Visit to Windsor Castle by deposit
ing wreath on the tomb OF the Duke Of Clar.
enee. Inc young Duke. who is about % ysars
q age made an excellent impression. II ia
ssia thaI In View OF the financial condition Of
It4H ne Is anxious to got a wife who will be
Iieh as wen as royal. and is said to be favor
ably inclined to tho Princess Maui of Wal.s,. a..
tsxiew months his junior. The Princoa. Is whY
EoSTevsr, shares the general aversion Of In.
ut ana German royalty 70 marfingl win
mourning for tho Duke II Clarence gave hor N
s GOO excuse fer net giving young Aosa my
Manchester and examine the lhip canal nnI
other chievements OF British SKIN and ceni"s
wnh the view Of I'm parting to Italy the benent
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COHOON-SO ~ TER.-At Windsor Looks Conn.
at the residence Of tho brides parents BY the Row.
n. 1. Porter Miss Sarah Sowtef to Edward W.
Cohoon. Jr.
COMPLEMENTARY Resevins Avenns Pres
byterian Church. Newark, n. J.. on Wednesday.
June %. 1892, by the Rev G. T. Haley, Bessie
Gould. daughter Of Mr. william wertz, to Harris &.
Cooper.
~wOLD-ELNORE winstsd. Conn., on
Thursday. June 70. 1892. by tho Rev. Mr. voorhees,.
Miss Rosetta Elmors TO Morgan Griswold of sharon.
AOHLER-LOOMIS.-A wilbraham. Mass. June
"a. 1892. by Rev. George N. Steel John y.
Mohler and Sarah LOOMS
PUTIN YLOR.-At Newark, N. j.. June
~ 1892, by tho Rev. l.. B. Hopwood. N. L. Grands
Putnam to Minnie A. Taylor.
SN ITH-HARRIS.-At Newark N. J. June IL.
1892. by the Rev. Stanley White. William p. Smith
to Ella NJ Harris.
STAFFORD-Mc6E O RG E.-on Thursday, Juno
23. 1892. at the Church of the New Jerusalem. by
the Rev g. s. Seward, Laura Adele. daughter of Mr..
And krA John B. McGeorgs. to Romsyn Spencer
Stafford Of Now York city.
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MONSIEUR DE PARIS.
Daily Life OF . Fnmous Executioner Who
Has or ESQ Heads.


PARIS. June 25.-The Figaro publishes tho
details Of an alleged Anarchist plot to kidnap
NJ Deib!er. the e1ecutioner. with the view. ap-
parently. Of delaying the execution Of Rava-
chol The police deny the truth Of the report,
and NJ Deibler does not seem to be disturbed
htou: Il. II. Duih!or contemp!ates retiring
into private life Being so years old. and hav-
ing beheaded no less than 900 OF his
fellow creatures. Monsieur de Paris
feels. no doubt. that no has earned
q certain amount OF repose He lives in a
modest fiat Among other curiosities there Is
q miniature guillotine. under glass case. on
the mantelptece On the writing table thcre
are also series OF records concerning various
executions. together with the accompanying
photographs. On the wall hangs a violin.
Rarely is stranger admitted to the fiat II a
reporter presents himself at the door. the
latter Is opened discreetly. as far as a solid
chain attached to It will allow. and the reply
from the servant invariablyis Monsieur is
Monsieur leads life as regular as clock
work. He rises early and passes the morning In
reading or glazing the vi9lin; IN. He then takes
oos w'f et
to Rue de la Fole- ReCnault. at tho opposite
end the o
them. the big Louisette. which is reserved for
Paris. and asmaller one. which is now used
noon with these machines. repolishing and re-
adjusting. Often. we are told. he gives a
rehearsal of the tragic performances he has to
superintend. This occurs, generally. a few
days before nm execution is to take place. All
the assistants are present, Of course. AMI every
one PLAYS his part. except he who is to take the
principal role.
As II. Deibler takes every precaution to kill
his victims humHnely and swiftly, it would
likely to come under the Euillotne to keep
him in ,o1lce instead OF q bungler who might
"A oil ih.
ler's wife was the daughter OF a hangman Of
Aigers He mas. therefore. not made mes
alliance. as ha. eeen said From this marriage
the age OF Ia loss which the father Is said
never to have recovered from-.and u son. who
NJ Berger. Dciblers first assistant. will. 1t Is
presumed. succeed to the post OF the present
Monsieur de Paris when the latter resigns.
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Kedmond's Return 10 ireland.

LONDON. June 25.-John I. Rcdmoni was
met on his arrival at Queenstown in the
Etruria by the Mayor Of Cork and a delesa-
uon OF Parnelltes. who received him with
hearty cheers. Mr.. Redmond said that he had
been benefited by the voyage TO America in
health as we'll as In other respects Ninety.
pine per cent Of the Irish residents OF tho
United .ited .tatss were In sympathy. Mr. Rsdmond
was evcrywhsre received with an amount Of
, m that left no doubt as to popular senti.
ttnent; II the ommlsSioR sent from america
betMeen the DIVISIONS Of tho Irish rarty was
te.a 9inded. added Mr. Redmond. he had no
ffrM ItIney would consider tho otfer OF the
Reasonable. W Do'N'' eaa
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EAGER 10 AVENGE MAYER.
Coroner Levy Longs Tor q Chance at tn
Marquis 90 Mores.

Coroner Levy Longs Tor Chance at the
Marquis DO Mores.
INV in Paris to-day l would ch.llenge
tho Marquis do Aores to a duel with pistols.
on account OF his auti-Semitic views" said Cor
oner Ferdinand Levy yesterday in discussing
tho fatal duel fought last Thursday between the
MARQUIS de Mores and Capt Mayer OF the
Ecole PolytechniQue. In which tho latter Tell o
victim to tho skill Of tho French swordsman.
Coroner Levy says the result OF the duel has
created widespread indignation among the
Hebrews In this country. and the question OF
acting together In the matter Is under eonsid-
GRAFTON. At the instance OF q number OF lead
ing Hebrews Coroner Levy has undertaken to
look up tho record OF the French Marquis
in this country. and expects. he says. to
prove it to have hecn very discrcdtable.
The members OF Hebrew societies through
out the United States will probably
be notified OF Coroner Levy's purpose
and requested to senu to him any information
they may POSSESS about the French duellist
Several unsolicited communications on tho
subject have already been received by the
Oi lis expressed desire to challenge tho
Marquis Coroner Levy said 1t was not prompt
cd by hoastfulress but was heartfelt wish t?
call to account man who held such hatred
~ iH am not a swordsman." no said. but with
a pistol would willingly take chances with
present moment would cause me- the greatest
81 Gart. Mayer Coroner Levy said the post
held Sy him aaa bs aSs Syn by
unusual ability. and was in most instances
awarded only to the. foremost members Of
Jewish society. The Ecole P"lytechnlque Is z
military institute similar TO the academy at
West Point.
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DIED.,

ADA Ms-on June rs. 1892. A. Eswark, n J. Pred.
erica Adams aged % yeara
Friends invited TO attend the funeral from her
hate residence, 62,s Baldwin ST.. On Monday After.
noon at O'Clock.
ANTHON Y.-On Saturday. June 2b. At Springfield
Mass. Gertrude. daughter OF John and Lizzie An.
thony. aged months.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
BAILEY.-On June -. 1892, ~ Hoboksn, n. J.,
william I. Bailey aged months and 2o days
friends are invited to attend the funeral from the
residence Of parenta 2ls 7th st., on Sunday After
noon At O'Clock.
ia ES.-on June 20. 1892 at Jsrssy oity. N. J..
Elizabeth Barnes aged 20 years.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence. To4 West Newark ~. ON Monday
forenoon at y O'clock
BEA .TY.-On juno -. at jersey City Mary Ellen.
daughter OF Jane E. and the Late john Beatty. aged
IT years month and 10 days.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence 8+S Grove st.. on Sunday afternoon
ats o'clock.
BLOC x HACS.-on Thursday. June IS. 1892, after
along and painful Illness Hennstts. beloved wife
of John Blockhaus. aged %.
Relatives and friends invited to attend the fu.
neral services At her late residence, s7s <th av,
on Monday. June 27. 1879. at1PM.
Il Z KNH minnie s. widow Of william Il.
Burnham.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend
the funeral services at her late residence ESQ Pu.
lhski St. Brooklyn. on Sunday evening. the 10Th At
0o'cock. Please omit flowers
BUsH.-on June "a. 1891. at Clinton. n. J.. Mary n.
Bush. wife OF James X. Hush. aged 40 years.
Friends are invited to attend tho funeral from her
late home at Clinton on Sunday afternoon. June "a.
at O'Clock.
ward Butler native OF Nswry. county Down. Ireland
aged 81 yesrA
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from her late residence 90 Vsssy