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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1892-03-17
BAKING PuWDER
In the New York Legislature.

In the New York Le8ielature.
The following, taken from "The Oil
Paint and Drug Reporter" refers to a
new bill just introduced IN the legisla-
ture of New York state:
"The latest development in the baking
powder war, is the introduction of a bill
in the legislature of this state, requiring
all packages of baking powder which
contain ammonia, to be branded with u
statement of that fact in large type on
the label.
Now while the ammonia contention Is
Oh, why cannot the law give the public
the benefit of the doubt? Wholly un-
prejudiced people are certainly not will
ing to be dosed with the substance ac-
knowledged as poison, simply because
scientists, some Of whom are not even
physioloQists, disagree as to it's potency"
A similar bill was introduced last
April. but it is shrewdly surmised that
the influence of interested parties pre-
vented it's passage. The provisions OF
the present bill are SO just that 1t prob
ably will soon become law.
This will be welcome news to the
manufacturers of pure Cream of Tartar
baking powders, the most prominent of
whom Is the Price Baking Powder Go. Of
Chicago and St. Louis. makers of Dr.
Prices Cream Baking Powder, who have
always made strictly pure Cream Of
Tartar powder, notwithstanding the
temptations of adulteration suggested by
the enormous profits realized by large
New York concern which uses ammonia
and advertises its powder as strictly pure,
by means of garbled official reports and
certificates signed by it's own employees,
dubbed professor, doctor or government
chemist, as tancv may dictate.
A bill compelling alum powders to be
conspicuously labelled as such, already
exists in Minnesota and 1t is to be hoped
10 the interest of the consumer that
similar laws will soon be enacted in
other states, for ammonia as we'll as
alum.
The following powders known to con-
tain either ammonia or alum or both,
will be affected by the proposed legisla.
tiOn:
Royal, Pearl, Calumet. Chicago Yeast,
Forest City, One Spoon (Taylor'sl Bon
Bon, Kenton, Echo, Snow Puff, Un-
rivalled, Yarnall's One Spoon. Shepherd's 3
Economical, Grown. Clymax. Hercules,
Monarch, Now Era, Snow Ball.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1892-03-17
The AAMOLD CONCERT.
A Large Audience Greets the
Noted VioliniSt at the
Opera Rink.
Local Secret Societies Enjoy
a Season of Sociability
and Work.
A LaMoure Farmer Discusses
the Subject Of Sowing
on Stubble.

A large audience assembled at the
Opera rink Thursday night to listen to
HerrAamold.t the Norwegian viollnest,and
the local talent of the city. The concert
was given under the auspices Of the
jamestown college. It is an ill wind that
blows nobody good. The hurricane
which ragged at the beginning of the week
prevented the concert on Wednesday
evening, but the postponement operated
TO secure a much larger audience than
would have greeted the performers on the
previous evening.
Herr Aamold came with high repu
tation, and bis exhibitions that night
were calculated to sustain his profes.
sional fame. The repeated encores which
followed his efforts showed rare power
Of gratifying and enhancing an audience.
Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. hwellenbach
have been so often before jamestown
audience that their work needs scarcely
any comment. They are fit to take their
places along side Of long chartered
professionals. Mrs. Baskerville as
an elocutionist is not so we'll
known to the jamestown people
but the display she gave that night of
elocutionary ability was calculated to
give her, in the Judgment, local pre-
eminence IN that line.
The jamestown orchestra added
greatly to the evenings entertainment
n the five fine numbers which they con-
tIibuted. A newsand improved form is
evident. They have all the materials
for fret class orchestra. The following
program which was greatly extended in
every case by encores was rendered:
Medley Selectlon, up to Date," G.
D. Barnard. jamestown Orchestra
Violin Solo, Raft -. Herr Aamold
Vocal SOla. The Song Of Home, J.
Gaspard Maeder.
.......... Mrs. E. j. Schwellenbach
Gypsy Melodies, with Variations. Sa-
rasate. Herr Aamold
Recitation. The Deestrlct Skule..
.............. Mrs. G.. 8. Baskerville
Yankee Doodle, with Variations,
Vienxtemps. Herr Aamold
Vocal Solo, The Message. Blumen-
thai. al................ Mrs. H. Pearce
Elegir, Ernst. ......... Herr Aamold
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1892-03-17
Fraternal Festivities.

Wihahs commsndery, No. 4, Knights
Templars, held their regular convoca-
tion at Masonic hall Thursday night
The session is said to have been very
interesting one, and was followed by q
banquet at the Capital house. The Red
Cross degree was conferred on class of
five, =. L. Glaspell, q. II. Tuthill, d. 81.
Fowler, Geo. ii. Woodbury. and Rev.
VIM. Gibb. Work commenced at 8
O'Clock and at the conclusion of the cere-
monies, the members and candidates
adjourned to the hotel, where Captain
Ingraham provided an excellent supper.
The following Sir Knights sat down to
the banquet:
EN-. Sir E. J. Sohwellenbach, T. F..
Branch, F. B. Fsnoher, E. S. Miller, D.
8. Moore, G. E. Blackwell, ). w. Good.
rich, J. j. Eddy, H. A. Blood, g. W.
Ingraham, j. N. Bingham, Harry Will.
liams. E. A. Nolan, F. A. Taylor, r. E.
Wallace, G. G. Smith, and V. r. Neal Of
Fargo.
ODD FELLOWS ENJOY THEMSELVES.
jamestown lodge No. 8. I. q. O. f.,
also enjoyed o spirited meeting Thursday
night, and worked until an early hour
next morning. Marion Conklin, A. NJ.
Halstead aud A. T.. Broughton Of Ypsi.
lanti, were initiated into the mysteries
OF the order. Then came refreshments,
consisting OF coffee, sandwiches, cake
and fruit, served in the banquet room
adjoining the hall. About seventy
brothers enjoyed this feature of the pro-
gram, which was followed by q short
speeches and social time generally.
Harry Cornwall Of Eldridge, contributed
to the merriment by drawing upon his
rlch fund OF reoitations. Regular work
was resumed at II o'clock, and the Blue
degree was conferred upon s. F. Corwin,
Elmer Rives, Fl. N. Shaver and Owe
johnson. The last Daued member and
Hugh Bole If Eldridge, also received the
Scarlet degree.
Before closing, the lodge voted to
accept an invitation from Grand Master
Herrick to attend the institution Of q
lodge at Cakes this week, where James
towns crack degree team will confer the
four subordinate degrees upon large
class OF candidates.
WELCOME THEIR g. N. W.
There was large attendance ut the
meeting Of Ft Seward lodge, A. o. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
NEW-NORK CITY.


The Tribune Yesterday received 81 FOR Mrs. Mary
Wless of No. 16 Park St, Brooklyn.
The Tribune yesterday received 81 from NJ T.
Wells. Marietta, Ohio: 500 - from the First Con
gregatiOna Church OF East lIa1dam. Conn.,, ana -
from "" for the Russian Famine Fund
&C. II. W"-The counsel Of Carlyle w. Harris ap
pealcd from the result his trial. and he Is now III
the City Prison awaiting the ictIial. Tie he" ui'i
will probably not take place for several months
Miss Fanny Rice the actress. visited the SOCK
Produce and Consolidated exchanges ye''ofuay' ana
watched the brokers' at their work with con'dcr'p'c
interest She said that she studying tier mctnou'
for use in \ Jolly surprise
No arrest was made yesterday I'm the case OF the
brlbing Of +. W. simondS. assistant wcieher IN
the customs service. BY firm Of importers carr
Won PuStau a Co.
Thirty sailors Of the crew Of the United states
cruiser baltimore arrived here yesterday on the Ia'hc
Mail steamship Colon from Colon. They were men
whose time had expired, and on their way to
the brooklyn Navy Yard to be paid on
Edward : Atwood. Of the Revere Copper Company
was nominated Yesterday for president Of the Maune
Exchange, 10 succeed Richard Quincy. who declined
reelection for business The election VIII be
held on Tuesday next.
Commodore SuttOn'S eloop yacht Null. when has
been rebuilding at PolllOns ward in south EoohNn
was 10 be launched yesterday. OWING f. the I'M
favorable weather the launch was postponed until 10
morrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
EXCISE VIOL1TORS ARR4IGNrD.

Andy" Horns head bartender, William Lingler,
who arrested 1T the liquor store No. - Park Row
Wednesday night by superintendent Lewis, Of Dr.
Parkhursts society, charge OF selling liquor after
O'Clock in the mOrnkg, was arragned before Justice
klbrcth In Essex Market Police Court yesterday.
James A. Moody, OF DR.. Parkhursts agents. tcati-
fed that he and james A.. Mooney, another agent,
entered Horns saloon at 0J a. III. on Tuesday ana
purchased wlIskcy which they drank. Linger
was held in $3.50 bail for trial.
Yesterday lIial day for disOrdery house keepers
81 The Court Of Special sessions before Justice smith
The first one called Mrs. Westcrfed, No. 33
etanton-st, for selling liquor without license She
was fined go for violation OF the EXc,e law and go
for keeping dsOrdcrly house. Mrs. Marcus, OF No
IL First-st. was charged with the same offence leI
place was in a tenement house, and Is running yet
she was sentenced to three months in prison and a
fine of go. Mabel Smith, Of No. 80 Elcrifgest ST.,
and Louise Williams OF No. 81 Chrystest, were dis
charged for wait of evidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
AZ INVESTMENT COMPANY 10 LIoUIDATE

The Investors security and Accounting Company,
OF No. 10 Wallst. is going into voluntary liquidation.
Charles c. Warren yesterday appointed by the
Court OF Common Teas. upon application Of the com
pany receiver Of its property within this state. The
business Of the company has been the promoting and
financing Of railway and industrial enterprises and the
construction Of electric street railways. The company
now goes out of business because It's executive head
Colonel 5. b. McConnico, IS going 10 Central America
10 engage In business there.
The company was organized In 1850. with +. II.
Talbot as president; = i. Mc0nnicO, vice president
and manager; J. G. Holden treasurer; John G. vii
son. secretary, and Charles F. Beach, IT, solicitor.
The directors are +. Il. Stablman. ;. Il. Galloway,
H. H. Phillips James G. Holden, Charles +. Beach, IT,,
and <. y. McCOnnico The capital stock Of the com
pany is 32OO, 600 which the officers say Is unmparcd
about 100000. and the liabilities
s55 900 $4,000. part Of which contingent upon
the result of litigation pending with the Metropolitan
Hallway Company Of Denver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22

SHIPPING NJ rs.
rorr or yEw.YoHK THURSDAY. ArRL q. 49,.
ARRIVED.

s,r coa e Kim , II4Sas M AZ, ,r !. T sn "'''
and pa,.,ugcr-i 10 Odfch.@ 60 Ni''d" h' Bar 81 $50
Steamer ia cauaae ptcl .ut Ngi~;;rp Artn g. B" BAL
~ %" " ,i Iiri,i-or oos. It,- with iud-, ami pI-
,cns,, to ia'n in -- Afi.''v ~ ,.' Eat =. - ~ -
i, da,. ST. h u,., nid In-.gci,t" : D. "ut'lbn4s'
steamer Niagara Bur''. -'ruA 'n ,narc" and Havana
dave. v midst and a--' uf'i' 10 Ja- N'id" co. N''"
81 l .' ' ~o hawthorn Sew on. viii n'-c 10 John
Sc"r Naocicc Smith savannah with "''c and r'''"n.
,ea'ari roi;l ESQ., N- - Johns. 81 W. l'ni'' -
~,,aincr bnors. E"rry. Bo''on. win md'c To II
Dn.ock ,,.,,,...,. ,..,. p,.,or ,,r Port Johnson
f, S i,l, ,,.,i'tt sons, .c,.,l Il, pint 60
SUNSET MIND 10 SANDY ii",.. light. - dense ioe.
A. Cty Islam. light. n. ihi'A.
Arrived Jc-tucU-
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'atar tpll >, nii moe, amt ps--' ns"'' to Punch hd
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CLEARED
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steamer ~,rco Ncbra.la or, Brown. "''so" Austin
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steamer -, an, .Nof. ll.n-'n. ripti. M,r"l a Go.
Steiner lori,-,io ,Hti. ~iruuson "ib'ra Moe Er'-
steamer santiago ic,. ,Icnc Via - Jagoand Na''
'"U steam. ana, Ini% G rn.cr Deruu, \ our'rbrlse
t,.sm,r Bermuda ED Fraser ncrmnia l. ouicrbfisc
steamer KAc Fawcrit tEf) Gregory f'Ihth"h" IL "4h
Steamer c,yo Atlanta Dole. West Point Va old pomn.
on - 90" ....-.- .-....tt, .,., ,-.,,,..,
New. cid dominion - Co. -. ., g.,
steamer Illm Thompson. Hansen. Eewp'H N'"N IL Il'
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sim alakh tBfI. Thomas. hhg~'h vernon II brown 4
I,rie BONANZA. q 3rtn. BOSTON Edw IIinck,n@ 80.
i.fS \nru Ac,tine ,Ian, PDdano. Mohi"Nid'" corner
Bro 4
SAILED
Steamers Normannla Tor Hamburg Caribcl Bararoa Son
taco Cl,uureos Trinidad Bermuda Persian Monarch. lo
don.
Also Sauoi-Va Long leland sound
Steamer II whitney. for Boston.
IIIE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QrFRNsrowN. April 81 Arnvel steamer tiy 81 Bcrn(Br).
Land from Ne York Oh her wIV - Liverpool
sailed steamers oy Of IaIi- fBr Natkin ana 'afmhnlc
lirl Cameron, from liverluoi hence for New YORK.
SIFD- April - SailcC steamer ty "i worcester tBr,
Fortune i"r New .Nors. .u- ~, IT,.
FROM New York.
XSiwrn April sailed steamers oihcllo d'n. Phillips.
and Illinois ferEu-,n. for Ncw-Nork
CopENHAGFy. April 20 Arrived. steamer Norge Dam,
kHu,i.rn from New YORK
EioJAxERo April2l Sailed. steamer Amy Harvey, for
IOr (frpn Santosl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.
Ing Fund Commission, City Hall.

Sinking Fund Commission, City Hall.
DrooSlyn Republican Assembly District CohNeh''o"s'
evening.
Yale Alumni Association. Delmonico's, S:3O p. M
New-Yor& Yacht Racing Association, O'Nefs p H.
Trunk Line Railroad meeting.
Annual drill and parade OF sth Regiment Armory'
p. m.
Columbia College musical entertainment, Msnhattan
Athletic Club Theatre. 8 10 IN.
Old Guard anniversary st. Thomas's Church 'o
p. IN. =.
Metropolitan Association Amateur Annette O"O"'
Aston House, p IN.
Microscopical Society annual exhibition, Museum oil
Natural History. evening
Manhattan Bicycle club reception Joegers' evening
Pa;ria Club discussion, Sherry's, D. m
New.YorS Washington baseball match Folo "rouhiS'
p. m. =.
Professor Guntor's lecture at the Republican Club NO
$50 Ffth.sve.. on PHILOSOPHY Of Protection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
@ ATHERED ABOUT TIE TONN.


The contest over the will Of Mrs Adeline NJ. Gregg,
which reflected seriously upon her daughter MIS- Lucy
A. Dumont has been discontinued, and the VIII VIII
be probated.
A dog belonging to a Fulton.st jeweller recently
swallowed a diamond worth 1913. lie was Killed ana
a post mortem examination was made OF his stomach
The stone was recovered
Fire Commissioner Ennis consulted with Mayor
Boody Yesterday with reference to the establishment
~ n fire and insurance patrol at the expense OF the
cty The cost will be about 100000. Mr. Ennis
said that water-towers would not be available In
Brooklyn for ere protection many of the streets
or, % narrow that the towers cannot be raised In
them.
An offer Of 100000 is said TO have been made for
the property Of Holy Trinity Protestant Episcopal
church. at Montague and Clinton sts. by capitalists
who would Ike to put business building on that
corner The Rev DR.. c. H. Hail. rector OF the church.
saws that there is desire on the part of any one In
il TO sell the property. The church occupies site
100 by 75 feet.
Tho Board of Supervisors yesterday voted TO award
a contract for an electric Hight Plant at the County
Farm at Kings Park l.. l., to the Thomson Houston
Company FOR S2Uj.4o'
Mrs Bernstein Knapp had her husband, Jacob, ar
rested Yesterday on charge OF bigamy. She was
married to him at his home. No. $40 Graham-ave, In
$780, and says he has another wife living. whom he
married in 1883. This first wifes name was Mamie
Conway IL is alleged.
The state Railroad Commission has approved the
application of the Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company
for permission change its motive power from horses
TO electricity that part of the road In Atlantic
ave. from South Ferry and along BOerm Place and
Beyen-st. Rochesterave, and also In Fnhave, from
Twenty -seventlst. TO Thirty-siXth-st
The Rev. c. ii. schwazbach was Installed rs pastor
of the Fifth German Presbyterian Church. humboldt
and Moore stS. last night. lie succeeds the Rev.
g. H. Miller who goes to MelrOsc, y. y. The Rev.
Messrs. {. H. Jones, moderator Of the Presbytery :;
G. Heir, L. Wolferz, e.. {. Scibert, l.. Il. Foote
G. H. Miller and L. Culver made addresses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
>r,, WORK. nAuy TR1BrNE FRIDAY lsTWEVE PAGfo
You would not hire a SER

You would not hire a SER
want with a "character
dated five years back. You
would ask what she had
been doing meantime.
When you read testimo-
malls Of baking powder, see
that they are dated. Ten
year old recommendations
are used by some makers
meantime they have changed
the quality of their powder.
Recent analyses and rec
concentrations Of Cleve-
lands Baking Powder agree
with those made years ago.
They have to. The powder
is the same, highest in quail
ity and always the best.
Cleveland's Baking Pow
der never varies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
TROUBLES OF BUSINESS MEN.

Superior Court judgment for 1921 ,342 yester-
day entered against Edward VI. Benjamin. silk COM
mission merchant of No. 90 Greene-st.. In favor Of
Eliza W. and Caroline White. heirs of James L.
White and execution issued to the sheriff.
Jacob " Bonnet. wholesale jeweller. at No. oG John
st.. made an assignment yesterday TO Philip IL.
Robinson, giving prefences for $3.50. TO Frank i.
Bonnet, $780, George ii. Bonnet. 81 600; Charles
spelman. $50.
Another attachment has been issued against Charles
T. Aldrfch, jr., wOOen manufacturers. at Wilkinson
Vile, Mass, for 81 900, In favor OF Charles IAldrch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
FUNDS FOR An OUTING FOR CASHGIGLs

The Bloomin gdale Brothers Employees Mutual AID
Society he'd fair last evening in NewYork Maenner
ehor Hail. No. 2O3 East Fftysixthst, the proceeds Of
which will 90 swell the cash girls fund This fund will
be used to give the Gosh girls an outing on Decoration
Day. The hall was crowded. Among those present
we're L. c. Bloomingdale. j. b. BloOmlngdale and Mrs.
Nevers After the articles for sale were disposed OF
a reception was held and there dancing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22

Lady Cuncgonde (Sympatletically)- But, my dear
Ar. Seunryd. If Won ind IN. English spring too
severe for you why not get your husband to take you
10 Egypt Tor few weeks Everybody goes there
now. 80, .
Mrs Newbrydc-I know know should like It OF
all things and ] am sure Charlie would take me TO
morror II ASKED him. Iut-bn.-it would be 80
awkward YOU see. You know, Lady Cunegondc. poor
dear papa far from rich and colldni give we
and am ashamed - confess, can't speak VOID OF
hieroglyphics !r-(Judy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
Sunrise OG s AZ Moon rises 3oi IN Moons age -
urH
<N-sanav U'k 25t Gov Isrd. 3l3 Hell G'e BOO
PN-sandy Ms. JJ. Gov IsId.. 80 Hell Co.. 4"o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
Friday, as Usual, Bargain Day.
SPECIAL MENTION
I, 81 DC AND 30 WEST FOURTEENTH srhEhr'

Advertisements admitted inte these columns
nrr recommended TO the readers Of THE rRlB.
INK n- thoroughly reliable. aud business. canbs
done by mnil with the advertisers with perfec,
safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
Announcemenu.

Browns Camphorated Saponaceous Dentilfice
IN the tooth powder in the world Tor prescrs Tie
seeth 'Refrcshing and delicious" Is cents bottle
EoTEKA. T.. & w. NoTEEA.
A NEW COLLAR.
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
90 WEST 69TH.S 49, -
~assass Of the Nervous system Geno Urinary ofs\nh
x.1oetSaey eat Sterilu. Hours. 70 ]. eH&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THE CHURCH TO BE DISSOLVED.

THE CHURCH TO BE DISSOLVED.
yuncr nyrN,x,s DrCIsIoN CONCERNING THE
THIRD NJ L. SOCIETY.
The application for the dissolution OF the lh'u
or Washington Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Society which came up few weeks ago at "m'e
Plains had a further hearing before Judge pShiid"
Yesterday in the Supreme Court. Two of the tiuSuec'
D. l. salt and William Jones' oppose the procceu''eN
Tho evidence heard yesterday was chleny gwen Nv
the Rev. DR.. John A. Roche. the pastor lie c'u'eu
that the Bridge trustees arranged TO buy inc property
in November 1891. and services were dscohtinueu Ill
The church. About forty members ATTENDED inc meet
ing at which 1t was voted TO sell the properly anu
thirty eight voted in favor Of turning inc money
received over TO the Brooklyn Methodist 'hur'"
Society Messrs salt and Jones voted against tl'
The church had dwndled down 10 such small mum
bers that the prayer and class meetihsS hau nv fI
abandoned and the emu en- serN'es "''S ia" '
of attendants. . ....... I,dca hickman
granted the appllcdllOh
TIE PLAN SEEMS CHEAPER THAN A DlNoh' To-
Thomas E. Uearn. Of No. pa Seventh-st.. WIS sur
nased recently at reading the following death nouce
which appeared in several newspapers;
IFARN-On April G, at ST. Peters Hospital 1hom's ''
lIearn. -, ~,
WIN Inc hurried from the residence Of his sister, Mrs Bck
500 Ninta.avc, Sogth Bfoo&hn April 3.
Relatives and friends Of family respectfully lhNeu
Please omit flowers
He is alive and well and attributes the publicauon
Of the notice to his wife, from whom he has been
separated for several years. lie boarded Tor a lnle
with his sister nj No. 500 NntI-st, but lately went
10 his present home lie SAYS ms wig $3.50 liz IN,
marry again. and he assumes tha the hol'c WAS !"
rted 10 shO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
5000 West 23d st
Wedding
Stationery

Demands upon our stationery
Department at this season and
until the csd Of June are 80 HW-
merOu. that we recommend the
timely placing Of orders lOr
dding Invitations, &r..
allowing for their completion
rs much time as possible.
TIFFANY & co.,
UNION SQUARE, NEW-YORK.
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L. & w.
A NEW COLLAR.
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Sold by druggists postpaid On receipt OF price,
DR. HUMPHREYS MANUAL 0it pages! NJ luI
FREE. HUMPHREYS MED. CO.. III and lib Will
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HOME NE VS..

der never varies.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-10-01

DIX ANS APREs.-Une depeche do
Harrisonville (Michigan) annonce Far
restation de Fun DIES habitants lee
plus riches ct les plus consideres de
cette localite, Alfred Henshaw. pour
un assassinat commits il y a dix ans 4
Strathroy province d'Ontario (Canada.)
Henshaw etait jadis uans le' COM
merce de bois de construction !
Strathroy ct await pour associe I'm
nomme Richard Drake. La maison
ut de mauvaises a~ffaires ct un soir
Drake accuse son associe d'etre Ia
cause dies embarras financiers dans
lesquels lis Sc trouvaient. IL en- re-
sulta une q~uerelle a la suite de laouel.
lie Henshaw tua o associe a couns
de couteau. LIE meurtrier enferma
alors lie cadavre de sa victime dams le
coffre-fort de leur bureau. LIE crime
ne fut ainsl decouvert qu'au bout de
dix jours ct, pendant ce temps, Hem
shaw await disparu. De fortes recon-.
penses furent o~ffertes pour son arres.
tatlon; mais on ne parvint pas d
retrouver sa trace.
Dependant lie fills de NJ. Drake.
ayant jure de yenger la mort de son
pere, a offert recemment une recon-
pense de $1,000 a deux detectives
ST. ~parvenaient a arreter lie meurtrier
Or, apres de tongues recherches 4
travers pressure tout lie continent. les
deux detectives viennent de decouyrir
Henshaw a Harriscnville. Sc voyant
prls, lie meurtrler a fait les ayeux les
plus complies, ct il sera reconduit an
Canada pour y etre JUICE, DIES que
les formalites REFUSES pour son ex-
tradition auront etc remplies.