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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-09
soott's office is spending August at AS

Scott's office is spending August at AS
bury PARK
Mr. r. F. Corcoran is spending his va
cation ut South Amboy
Thomas Beacon. OF No. 267 Twelfth
street. aged sixty-seyen years, Il boat cap
ta.n. was overcome by the neat at fifteen
minutes to one this noon ut the foot of
Morris street. He was taken to his home
In the patrol wagon
The body of Conrad Kraebmaun, aged
Twelve years. the boy who was drowned
on sunday In the Hackensack river while
swimming. was recovered this morning
and sent to Steers morgue.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-09
FalIs From Scaffolds

Gustave johnson, thirty years old, of
No. 709 First street. Hoboken. carpen-
ter, employed by Robt. Ulrich. framer
of Spring Valley, who has sub-contract
to do the work on the building at Jeffer-
son and Second streets. fell from the
scaffola yesterday at Two P. NJ, injuring
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-09
HoBOKEN HINTS.
Martin Tax Sale Goes Slowly-Police
Items.

Martin Tax Sale Goes slowly-Police
Items
The second sale under the Martin Tax
Act took place in the District Court
room in the City Hall yesterday. Col
lector Bowen sold twenty-one parcels in
all. The bidding was not very spirited
and the prices were very low.
Paul Oshwaldt, seventeen years old.
of No. Bloomfield street, was arrested
yesterday by Detective Nelson for break
ing in Hildebrandt's laundry, No. 11S
Bloomfield street, and stealing S45 He
was bailed by Charles Peters to appear
for trial.
George Williams. twenty-eight years
old. OF Ne 32l Bloomfield street. Was ar
rested by Officer Miller yesterday morn
ing on complaint OF his brother. He saws
be is an habitual drunkard and will not
work. Aching Recorder Rusch sent him
up for ninety days.
old. OF No. 264 First street, was
arrested on charge Of assault, preferred
by Fred Fetz, of No. 511 First street.
glass, cutting his face badly. He gave
bail to appear for trial.
John Maloy, twenty-five years, of No.
$40 Grand street. aud Martha Nc Donougb
seventeen years old, of No. 31S Gran d
street, Jersey City, were arrested this
morning by Officer McGuinness for being
drunk and disorderly. When the oficer
found them they were loving each other
in doorway. Acting Recorder Rusch
sent them up for ninety days.
Albert Manheimer, eighteen years old,
no home. was arrested by Officer Eck-
hardt early yesterday morning as a sus-
picious character. He was looking in
Railways, and could not give au account
of himself. He was committed to await
examination by the County Physician as
tn his sa nitv
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-09
$40, 600, 600 Flour-Millinr combina

of incorporation We're filed yesterday at
Sacramento for four-milling combine
with a capital of 10000 600; paid in capi,
tai S., 100000. Tpe combine is called the
Sperrys, Flour Company aud practically
includeSsll the flour milling interests Of
California;
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-09
Weather Indications

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9, 1892 Weather
Indications for twenty-four hours for
Eastern New York, New Jersey and
Eastern Pennsylvania;-W Warmer and
continued sultry. followed by partial
cloudiDess. Light Temperature changes
tomorrow, probably with rain.
Hartnett's Thermometers,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-09
A Juvenile View,

First Boy Tin pony cart)-"Th' man at
the railroad crossing is wRvin' a red flag
Wot does that mean?''
Second boy (driving)-"That means
we've got to hurry or we won't getacross
before the train comes. ~ Good Neaos.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-09

sued to provide for the further payment
of the clerks.
This afternoons session promises to be
a lively one. and all reductions aud con-
cessions made will be by a strictly party
vote
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-09
Hartnett's THERMOMETERS.
w

No Other Sarsaparila possesses the Combin-
alton, Proportion, and Process which make
Hoods Sarsaparila peculiar to itself.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-09
To Make Summer Resort Near Trenton
Special to the JERSEY CITY News.

BoRDENTowN, Aug. 9, 1892. Morris
Island, situated in the Delaware River,
four miles from here, and near Trenton,
containing thirty acres OF land, the prop
erty of John Morris. of Bucks County,
Pa, has been sold to Andrew Couchran.
of Trenton. The price paid for it was
$4,000. 1t is stated the purchaser intends
to build large hotel thereon and lay out
pleasure park.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-09

Mr.. Schneider, took his seat last night.
A vote of thanks was rendered Trustee
Arata. John Kamena & Co.were awarded
the contract for supplying COAL
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Smowis aoGmfe.

Teier bes 80. GebartstageS bts aasa.
rif9en Ratriutem lit SnnapcE- Sios
grapbti@e Gfissen.
Sn 8ubapeft lit am 10. Septentber
Der 80. @eburtstag bes unsariIhen
patrtoten 2ubpig &ollittb rntsr GROCER
Seftlibfeit gefeiert moroen, un6 falt
slei6seitis iiberrei9te cine Population
in Turin, benz sesenpdrtisen Nufents
balte oes SubilarS, cine BON $1,000
ungarn unter3etbnete @liidpunlfs
aorelfe, nebit einem aniebnliden @bretl>
geidenf. Aud aus Nmerifa, bon Der
ungartiben &olonie in ohio, fam Elm
telegrapbii6er @ruB.
ueber bas @eburtstassbatum 4ois
iutb8 berri9t i~ibrtsenS cine fleine l1ms
9epiBbeit, ba man in Der 6atlilie ben
an9emetn befannten Namenstag un6
nidt ben weniscr allsemein befannten
@eburtstos 81 feiern pfleete, 10 bab bic
@rinnerung an ben letterer In ben
Stirmen oeS 2ebens berlorerl ging.
Nu9 lit baS Girhenbu1, meldes liter,
iiber Mufl1lub geben f0nnte, perbrannt.
Sur 70 ptel f1eint fir &oliut9 lelblt
feft5ufteben, baB eS entweber Der 16.
ober Der 10. September mar.
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,,H NfeirhmobI opro6 her ;,..oe 0,,A.
m. @as'a;,uuga S;t.ob gs. Jnngs snc'
ig onnt . ~ ase StS Ss,e @a5tsgaeg nno
hss, , ..n a.I.lwsa Sluo!sn
S,,r% aa 1ssa ISta 'so.Sits 81 oa'a s.1e
t tn.y autg'.',sm 9s1u!sllall.9Is Seno.
sasp 5 w..g. ~ y osn Sotn
o. Saa,t ty'taus g..ual oeIulpol, oaP, wv
n s;tsrsy ta;s .e I;as G ;sas s g.slssSs
,.;oa .us.nsM ';.b; 'gal .uss se.lug'
~. ~ Y.aayo 4n8..
p,uus pa.os, Shusg lgon Sn Sags
ua.aa ~. ua'ai.ses q uasw W. aa'Msll.s
uoa ioao UT n'e1geH .p!sus' n"o a a,.a.
sagh1 Muh ots S'soan'oa oss sF.I'
yu.ap. w. pulo 5ul gsl.ls"t's" os"
'utg ~ WY uisa.n aa pa.es .,,,. ...t-
a. De auitw,sV s.a.. a.,
~. @ona.g w" wv Luz ."' m.H
Sany y1t,oo anst, nsrts va ,,r'S ii. tneS,, s
". "nyu.u os'av.to'g.. ano ". poYa,
.are" MHaIys ~ ~" KY, o y, &C.,. asu W..
s MagS. r,s ~" NM DS'D ia !" o sr ~ ueRr.
1ohz V ~ Sss w.;Mstoa osst nv 0a1.
f;si ;sn, NJ ~. s;;br SDa H. VNS .ss
;t;orsnorte; fo;t mn sihs W. ~tu
gmSr' 1aas n Tx WV "a s s,ul' -, u. Sm
NJ; i1 aott Hn1 AS f,ir a1no .9r,, has q o,
f.S,ST;s e@sa ,aMs.sts :" ou1 oaS.'
mnrtl;Sper sS assta"V'S." y.tu.
go;;,,t5 msaM.r serin ~ .9ausM.
Ssr .ps s,s:.qa vas p9i.slsa.ue
Ssa o aan ''Sss, p m.s Sm S!..s
Nil, 0s 40 49,. pSia.oen 9l'9
bsar; s,n' n .r y S1Sg ,gs 5m J.
;S ~ Gsutsr,t ar0 90 o. V' ia % aaa m a.R e.
. 49, a,saatSs non "" 81. p4S n.u..la..
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Der naolpene ghnrtpea.n

~
SUP lang uno 256 SUP brett lit, pirb
besbalb init Sdiencngeleilen auSselegt,
uno CUR @rlei9terun9 ber aommunifas
ton erbalteu bic 8reitleiten ie 8 unb
Die 0arlssleiten je 80 @insanse ober,
better eeia9t, @iniabrten. I'm nun Der
5auptfrout cine scipi1le @iirbe 3u
geben uno Die Msonctonie oieier Tbors
me9e sn urterbredeti, ipirb in Der Wtttte
ein Maurii1es 1bor ber9eltellt, bas
leiner reid)en Gergoloung ipegen ben
Namer r9be @eloei DoormaD" erbalt.
Diele8 Ibor, peidjss uni CT Bilb in fei>
men 6auptlinicll ,eiit. niro fir ben See
lnber Ser IusftctitaJ cine Der Wterfz
wiiroigfeiten inter ben pielen bernor>
rageroeu ard)itettonll9en Sunitmerfen
berlelben bilben. Ser p@oleene Sbor<
meg" lit uidlt Bios cite geniale 9iadbil
ouns ieuer Gi,:@Sl9e, mte man iie an
ben WfoId)ccn oSef fScltungsmalern Der
MoGamme5ansr fjrSet, lonberu er err
fillt aud eails lciaen 3med, iuOem er,
mie angeocutet, ciaen reiSpollen Gin<
gang Ibafft fir eth Ionlt einf0rmtges
@ebduoe, bas jeosd) in ieinem Snnern
Die intereiianteiie 4Seriooe meni6liden
Jortidritts illnl5rirt !: bic @ntipiGeluns
beS interitattonalen gerfebrS, ipelfer
Die e%ntfernteiten Sdnber Ser Grbe gu
gfahbarn nlad)t.
yfibt unpaiieno fist iid Su oieier
Nluitration Die anoere beS MuSitels
~lnnssplases bon @lsier unb Cunts.
Sebe1 mir bod bort jene ieltlamett unb
sra5tOien Sornlen arabiider 8auart
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Bremen TT iebr beauen fur Retfenbe selesen uns
pom Sremen aus fam man tn febr furser 8ett
tdnnnltlt&e Stabte Denti@Ianbs, Deferret&s unb Be.
eeutiaen alopb fnb NIT befonberer observation-disclosures
per 3uti4snoeds< panaStere unb 3petter Gaiite , Bafs
isagtere sehaut, taben bpbe gerbede, pprbhslt&e 9en,
Hldttpn UNI cine au&aeaefhnats Nernnennnn.
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Stir bDffmnugSlps erfl1rt uub bod
nfteftefs

efus einem Brtefe ber gran Surt BON Grpton, Glib.
tfs ~erfditet, bic Grtaliuns fhlus nd auf meins Qunaen,
t& beaann fart 81 bnifen un6 half mar e8 an siieuc5
has ID an Der Sdwinriuht fit. Bier 0er,ie aaben
mid anE uub erfldrten, faB iM ruf nod eine fur,e 9ett
Bu Ieben babe. SD ieibH ssh sae Soffnuns auf lnb
beretteie mtH idpn oaf gts batpiseS Gnbe Dor. To
rietb Semano meinem @attsn an, Or. aonis's yeues
Wsttel segen Ghwtnhludt, 9aiien unb Grtdltans su
rerfuden. Sd trlste Rem Rattle, nabm i'm @anseu adj
Tlaihen un6 purbe pcuaanbis ssbeiIt. SD bin iesi 10
seinnb rte tr9enp cine 6rau neiner 8efanntidaft.
QrobeHa5ten frti. 3H baben Bel Nnolpb Dretb,
Tbcmpipn 4 60. Am 0~agpIefaie nnb Del allen Npctbe.
ein 81 so Gents unb sI.0o bic 8lai8e.
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GriAoiien IN etnem 9oupc
er fter alaiie ocs WtaildnOer aoli=
rierSll9eS, Jtalieu, lNt iid Der @rsDt
reftor Der fallirten Turirier 8olfSbanf
IN benz Ausenblidc, al8 Der 3us in Die
Vabnballe Der lestgertunuten Stabt
eigiief. Der SelbitmorS i6eint In Der
Aufre9unD lueeel OeS beuOrltebenben
gro3elles gcgell ben Gerpaltun9Sratb
Der ~falliten Yolfsbanf feline ltrfads Ut
eebeil.
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Der Gebnrtsort Soiiutbs lit Wionof
TN &omitat 3clnplin. Seine ssamilie
geb6rte BEN ilolpafilden aoef an uuS
mar nit @liidSeiitern ridJt reid aeIca.
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3IuIIWeH
Bremen nn6 New York.

Die beribmten sbne1sampfer
spree, 9abel, 9a4n, srabe,
saale, MQer, Cider, GINS, Werra,
5nloa, Glbe, &atier @ilbelm II.
S%onnabenbs um6 9iemfags bon
Bremen.
Somnabenbs unb 9ienfass BON
Nem Sort.
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~lArr

0uV OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OUt1.
aud belebt BON Dem linen ei9entbiim,
li9en 2eben. Sn Dem al9erii1stuneii=
ihen Dorfe baben mir bas Treiben I'M
9auS un0 auf Der StraBe, I'M Tempel
uub TIM Ba5ar BOT uns, mte mir es nur
TIM 2anbe Der 9elbbraunen @eleaen ielbit
wieberfinben, unb ipen e8 seliiitet, eit>
mai ben Orient gu beretien, Der mag
ieinen Mfasen ali aaerlei bort einbeis
miihe @ert9te, lein DIR an a1erlet
frembartise muiifalii@e Semitic in oies
fem Dorfe f6on gefp0bnen /; Dor Nllem
aber miro baS beobadtenbe Nuse feline
Re9nuns finoen.
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gissiamteit ibrer gerbinouns 5eust.
Die aillber balten CUTE Srennbfdaft
nit chamber uno itreiten iid ielten.
als iie nod jiinscr lparen, fano oieie
uebereinltimmune nidt 10 fiat ; erit
ole tie merfteu, oaB iie ipeientlid gu
ibrer yage eeb0re, madten fie semtGcr>
maBen aus Der giotb cine Iusenb, unb
iie pcrlneiosm forsfaltis jeberlei Span>
llltns, Die iie sben aud f0rperlid nit
pein erfiillt. Sir ibr Nlter finb bic
3willinge redt intelligent. sic babeu
@1gliid gu lerlsn a~nsefansen nn6 Der.
lteben es ldon Sienlli6 gut. Sn Su6ien
1ino iie inter Der mebi3iniiaen Welt
Der @cgenitanb grobem Sntereiies, u,o
es Siirite fcin 3mafel berrideu, bab fie
III Gnslalo uub in Nmerita IN ben
Sreiien Der 9siiienldaft iti9t weniser
AnTmertianlfeit errrsen lperben oils bel
Der iGaullitiseu Men9e.
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Nn6leuS Qlrmtea gafbc.

DE bette gable Der Welt fur G4nitte, Auet13ua.
ser, @eidndrs, Gtsbers unb ut>ausi3tae, giieAte,
teitsn; furtrt Sdmcrrbctben pber teine 1esabluus.
@patSs .8ufrtetenteit a~arantirt chr cas- Gele utre
pafaderfattei. IS 9ents BITE ShaGiei. Bum gerfarl
In alien arottetsn. aboip5 Dreit, Gecmpion n @r.,
Wbclefals,
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OELRIOHS & co..
8pmlinq Green, g9e,p Nprf

OpU*tuU S%SSNf 1NStu DulL%
y. 8. 4etcrs, @aIbsfon. Eegas, General : Naeut
fur ben Suben.t
W. 3. gsnaa, s. @rtefeubed, 5usc s. G&meIeer
uno J. =. NRafRamara, Mgenten fur Gan NntDnte.
2. 6un9e 4 60, N8eaten fur Guero.
9. 8fnBet, Iseat far Shnienburs.
U9pfe Raphael, M9ent fir ~S,pufpn.
Slemens 4 Sauit uat Grafi sheIt, Gseuteu 10,
8. 8bttaer, Agent far Wslmar, Teras.
2. U. Sasler & Co., asenttu fur Baarpp.
SreSuaHn y S4ulst, Sttner, Tegas.
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2Nerewaroises swiGimsspaar.
stammt aus Suhiem unh wirh CUR Belt.
ausiteaung fpmMen.

Nabica unb Dobbica renrtt fi6 oaS
inoiide Ghwciternpaar, bas, bnrd eine
Qaune Der Statur auf 2eb;eiten berbmn<
ben, BON ieiner 9eimatb I'M iibltfen
8ensalen auf Dem l1mmeg iiber 2on6on
nod Chicago fommer1 ptrb, mo- es fir
Die 3eit Der Iusitellung eiu engage,
meut bat 10 melt man eben bet elmer
breieinbalbiabrisen Werfniirbtgfett bonn
MbidlieEen zines &ontrafte8 re6er fat1r.
Die fleinen Wab9eu, berer Bib, mic
e8 uniere Sluitration 5eist, in Yoona,
Bombay, aufsemommen lit, finb an Der
Bruit ourd Elm iebr btesiames 8ein
pertpa6fen uno aud etn Tbetl Der Gin
selpeioe lit ibnen semeiniam. gtabs
rurs, Die Der Gtneu 9eret9t mirb, iattigt
Ste Gnbere uro sleidermetle mirft Mebts
5in auf Beioe, Deun aud nidt slet6
fart. Sebr ieltiam lit es, bab oft baS
clue 9ino ben Sat p~o1enbet, ben bas
anoere besonnen Fat. 8eim S6lafsn
liegt baS Ginc auf benz Riiden, baS Mnz
bere amf Der Seite, mas bon ether sroben
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= 81 i6aers, 220 OH 6oultons
StraBe perfauft MIR 10 Sabre alien
Hermitage Rye" uub "Old Crow
Bourbon.
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Bur gofma Gms- AnsaeGumg.
Der Bolhene Sbnstueg unh has aIgerii@'
turc,faIe Surf.

Die arbiteftea ae5 9erfebrssebdm>
oeS fir Die @eltenSfielluns hatten etne
re6t l6wierise Gaf9abe 5u l0ien, oa Der
lpe5tftlbe Gbaraiter Der oartn 3ur Nus,
itelung 9elan9enben @egenftan6e ben
8lan oeS gaues oeluiiermaben otftirte.
Dieie @egenltauhe, yofomotiuen 3%utnetft
unb 81 ienbabnmd9en, iinb groB unb
i6mer urb erforSern ptel Haum. Ser
ganse Slnr oes Gebauoes, meldeS 96O
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Yachting News or Interest.

W. II, Harriman's steam yacht Marguerite went out
OF commission on Tuesday.
w.M Dun, Jersey City-Both tho Coronet and Daunt
less useu yards In their race across tho Atlantic.
The sloop yacht Restless with her owner Mr. Roach,
on board started for Asp.nwa.I on Monday last
Over nifty steam and sailing yachts. representing
about s2OooOO are now out OF commission At IebU's
dock, South brooklyp
The four new boilers which were put in !. Burke
VOLTS steam yacht Rahda last year and proved fail
ure We're sold on Tuesday Tor about $500 apiece.
The members of the Riverside Yacht CLUB Of River
side Conn., have rured winter quarters At 80 West
Thirty-hrst street this city. The rooms will be for
mully opened tomorrow night.
The Payona Yacht club of Jersey City have appoint
Aby OF purchasing additional property At the Allan
tic Highlands. where their summer home Is located
Commodore Fisher OF the Caasrsie Yacht club is
building cabin catboat. thirty feet on the water line
at waliing Gdrman's yard south BrooSlyn. Tue
frames are in position and tho work On her is progress
INK rapidly.
York YAcht Racing Association are now all ready for
Atributon They are very handsome. and consist OF
I'VE pairs OF marine glasses and ten silver cups There
are also some sixteen penans.
Dr. jackson, who has spent several years. time and
fortune perfecing and deyeloring The machnery Of
parsnty retired in disgust Last week sold the hull
and cry Of the Evolution which cost upward of
had received despatch from Lord Dunravsn in which
the latter positively declined to race for cup next
despatch lie intmstsd however that Lord Dunravea
wouli probably communicate his views Officially to
next week. ~
The fast cabin ca,boat Nellie owned by Rear
dors NJ Plaut OF the Indian I.arbor Yacht Club has
builder Of Tie Nellie so foot racing cabin catboat
headed forward, and IN addition to ample accommo-
and ice box aft. S'
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4 TILT BETWEEN FIFE AND eoDDAKD.
The Two Fighters Have = Lively spas In .
Rntlrond Car.

While the last train of the Jsng leland Railroad was
spinning along on It's homewsrd jonqhey from Coney
Island afcr the tight between Choynski and Godfrey,
party OF nstic notnbss and stage lights gathered in
little knot around one of tho side seats Of the car
Among those present Nat Goodwin the comedian
Bob Fitysimmons. Gus Tuthill Joe Goddard, Jerry
Lew Morris of the Columbia A. G.. and others The re-
suit OF the battle discussed and Choynskrs style
OF lighting to that Of Corbett was compared.
"Choynssi lisa clever fighter" said fitzs,mmons to
his nearest neighbor. Nat GOODWIN.
He Is indeed" replied Goodwin rather sorrowfully.
for had atey pick the colorod an to win
opposite and he can lick you. Ftz you hight
I'm They he IL far more ceverer than Hail. and as
all know that Hall beat you Joe ought TO be able to
put you to sleep IN short order" ..-
when Goddard had concluded, but the smile quickly
turned to an angry expression when he made TINS re-
can whip that sucker Hall any day. Hes afraid
to Eight me, So he ia - 49, -,,
Al this time some one asked the lean Australian
Peter can punch ike muls skiclin'." Fitz said.
Then turning Goddard whose face was wreathed in
smiles. Bob said And when he meets you, Joe. he'll
And when iIsii meets you Ietorted Goddard:
lauEhingly "youl have to 20 back e. Australia and
shoe horses Say. Bob the quiet. isn't Hall dan.
Here m une xpected nterruption occurred by the
conduc or announcing in shrii voice that Long Isl
and City had been reached All hands made bee line
fortunately tho boat had left the slip In the mean
time the party adjourned to a neiRhboring saloon.
where everyoody had drink and tho rather Ill feeling
c ptoss & viii not rh God
with M.Ior as Billy Madden proposed some time ago
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A DREADFUL sCOURGE.


The Case OF M. Falmer-Fneumouia Car
risd Hin or suddeniy-Every One shouid
Know tho Symptoms and He on Guard.
Mr.. Wilton r. Palmer Of New York city left q
circle Of friends one afternoon recently. and
received their congratulations upon his bright
and vigorous. appearance. That evening he
felt tickling In the throat. slight pain across
the chest, q chilly sensation, and he coughcd
once or twice. Tho next day his nostrs. were
infamed. his throat sore. his chest panied him.
his bones ached. and he felt sore all over. Tho
day following he was in bed. with physicians
dead from pneumonia which he failed to take
There are ten thousand men and women In
America to-day In the same condition as Mr..
Palmer when leaving his friends. but they do
not know It. Tho slightest, appearance OF tho
symptoms above named should strike terror
to any man or woman. sudden chill means
throughout the body are the first symptoms.
1t Is necessary to bring about u reaction at
once. How. then. is the best way OF bringing
about q reaction Ask any physician and he
will tell You to use pure whiskey. No matter
how prejudiced any one may be. pure whiskey
at such time is necessity; but unfortunately
there are few pure whiskeys in the world. and.
unqualified endorsement OF physiciane. chem
lists, and the highest authorities. and that Is
Duffy's Pure Malt. This remarkab whskey.
which Is sold by all 1rst-class druggists and
grocers. will absolutely check the first. APP
proach Of pneumonia. while at the same time
It Is certain to build up the wasted system. IT
deserves to be kept In every household. not
assist In prolonging life and bringing health
and happtnoss.-.idp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-04
Yale's Team Ably Coach d.

NEw HAVEN. Nov. 3-Tho Yale team play only ono
more practice game before they meet Harvard and
Princeton. They play 1--WE more games this season.
and one OF these is n practice game. All the rest
for the ampionshin Tho schedule for tho
OF the season is: Nov. 6. Wesleyan at New Haven;
Nov. .. New York A. C.. at New York: Nov H. Unver-
sity OF Pennsylvania at New York: Nov. 10 Harvard
at springfield; Nov "a Princeton. at Now York
Sapt MrC,ung OF las: years team is expected IN
town tomorrow to coach. Then there will be IN the
city about all of the famous players who have dsiin.
guished themselves on Yale football teams during tho
last twelve years No team have ever had the advan-
aTss OF ne coaching enjoyed by the Yas team Of this
year ANA the tine results are apparent.
When Capt. Mccormick opened the season he had
about tho poorest kind of material to pick u team
inhs ana summoned the famous od.time players to
the city 10 aid In tho development OF the But
little known of what is done practice the teii
now az The gates are closed to all but the coaches
las night the team practsed their tricks Al u
star chanoer session in tho upper hail OF tho gym
hasium ana from now on tie greatest precaution " III