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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.


Fire Commissioner Ennis continued the examination
yesterday in regard to the causes OF the fire wmch
destroyed the building OF smith, Gray 'o' On
February oS. The girders for the Kings County
Elevated road. replace those bent by the failing
wall Of the building. have been put In place lHo
station building and stalrways have not yet Deeh 'e
paired and trains Will not stop this point for some
time.
David s. Thomas. assistant foreman Of Fire Engine
Company No 5. had Philip G.. Miller, member OF
the company ARE stcd twice yesterday for assaultnS
him in the engine house. Miller was paroled polh
times for examination on March Il.
TIN, suit brought bv the Brooklyn Gun Club TO eject
tho former steward q. ii. Newton, from It's property
in Suffolk County has just been decided py Juuso
Bartlett In the supreme Court in favor OF the pah'
The eleventh annual meeting of the supreme Councii
OF the Catholic Benevolent Legion was begun yes'eoay
at No A Courtrst. John {. Mcclure presided anu
delegates were present from parts OF the country
The membership of the Logon numbers @o''o'' i"o
sessions will continue several days.
In order TO improve her chances Of obtaining the
Drizo at cake walk in the Clermot Avenue hi"A
last week, Elizabeth Monlton a colored girl, took
s,,,r dress from her mistress Mrs Mary A. stewart
Of No $50 schermerhonst., and wore ii. she accl
dentally tore II in the dance after the walk WIFI
she did not secure the prize, and was AFRAID 10 return
IL. so she pawned the dress. She was SEM " !"'i
yesterday TO await examination
A one-armed man, known as Cluster Kelly, a
hangeron at the Court House. created scene FesieI
day in the Office of the County Treasurer by demanding
gold and becoming abusive when ii was not gwen iiH
7. took five men 10 secure him after he attempted to
conou.r tho court oricer who elected him, and he
was locked up.
The Bridge receipts for February amounted 10
sos O72 3d. an increase OF more than $4,000 over ING
same month last year.
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SHE THINKS HER FATHER WAS POISONED.

lanes Mcfarland q horScsEOer, hfty-fou years
-, a,.a nm Monday at his home No. 651 Greenwich
:, His daughter Rose, who lives with two other
,,stcrs al No 40 Carmines called at the Coroners
,nace Yesterday and asked that an autopsy be MADE
uuon the body Of her father. She intnated that he
had been poisoned, although two physicians who at
tended him In his Illness stated that death was que
IN uneu,popia The daughters suspicious were
a,rscted against a woman with whom her father had
,,vad for some time Miss Mcfarland In her affidavit
,a,d she did not believe the woman had been married
" her father.
ashe now represents herself as the wife OF my
father said Miss Mcfarland. "lier object Is TO
obtain control of the - 900 worth OF property whic
NV father died possessed Of" -, -
Deputy Coroner Donn will probto hahe an
auf0psy on the body to-day although be believes thai
che daughters suspicious are uniounded'
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTFR COUNTY.

YONKERS.The following candidates were nom.
mated by the Republicans on Monday night For
Mayor, Jnmes II. Weller; City Judge stephen II.
Thayer; Aldermen, First WsId-Ioln Brady second
Ward-A. II. TompIins; Third Ward-William P. Con
stable Fourth Ward-Edward Reynolds; Fifth Ward
John H. Schoebouh, long term; George stewart, short
term; supervisors: First Ward-John ID. Mcintyre
Shears: Fourth Ward C. i. Dus-nberry Fifth Ward
Samuel Archer.
WHITE PLAINS.-Thc BOARD OF Trustees has unnn-
imonsly decided IN direct Corporation Attorney
Dykman 10 draft permitting The trustees to
bond the village IA the amount OF $1,000 - as 10
Increase the efficiency e the fire department. Oh
accommodation NJ Chef Engineer Rehin. nv purchasing
. 900 feet Of hose. several new four wheeled hose
system In the village.
MI. VERNON.-The taxpayers Of Pelham Manor
have voted against tho propodten 10 give franchise
to the Ionkers and Mt Vcrnon Electric Railway Com
pany to lay its tracks In their village, The principal
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The EXCISE TRIALS POSTPONED.

The six liquor sellers arrested February 20 on
CONSTANT OF Gayron s. Pierce OF Dr. ParRhurst society
charged with violation o. the excise law were before
Justice McAIshon the Tombs Court. examination
yesterday The prosecution represented by Frederic
X. Coud-rt, eS-Judge Arnoux Louis l.. Delancld and
Frank Moss The Rev. Charles H. Parthurst
president Of the Society for Prevention OF Crime was
also present.
A. soon n the called the lawyer for the
defence asked for an adjournment He said he had NOT
retained un. late make investgatlon or
gather evidence. Mr. Couder objected " any adjourn
mcnt but Justice McAiahsn said he would grant the
mottpn and set down the exsminaasn for March IL,
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ETI/ABITII.

Frederick Y. Lowe. until lately superintendent 40
Elizabeth for the United states Industrial Insurance
Company was taken there last night prisoner from
Wilmington. Del, by Chief Of Police Icnny, OF Eiiza
beth Lowe is accused Of stealing 500 Of Ms EN-
ploycrs' money. lie fed from Elizabeth nearly Two
weeks ago and since then the police have been search
ing for him. The insurance cOmpanyS oncers On
looking over loves books when he was missed found
the shortage stated. The investigation Is not M.
i,hcd and the company cannot tell got II this Is all
that Superintendent Lowe TOOK. lie was traced 10y
Chief Tennv ~ Wilmington Monday night Lowe
ralecd no objections 10 coming back to jersey
lie /, thirty SIX wears old. and has had charge 81 the
Elizabeth branch of the company since II was organized
HIS home is in Newark, where his wife lives.
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NEWS FROM NEW JERSE4.
PASSAIC.


FIRE HOSE As Az IMPLEMENT OF WAX
Tho Erie Railroad aud the city OF Pa''ac nave pecn
wrancing for some time about crossing over inc
,,Iu,.d track a. Aycrlggave. on Monday night a
gang of men under the direction OF the city oihciais
hogan to Law down the crossing. When the com
MANY attempted 10 stop the work the enhrc ire uc-
par;mcnt was called ont to intmidatc the ETC w"
strudiou Gang. The tumult lasted Tor hVc "o''' INV
wa, witnessed by thousand people lHc u'"'',
oritnoted two wears ago when the CITY Council
nasscd mn ordinance to opcr AycIigga"c', street
in thc outlying Third Ward. IT crosses Inc iao'u
n.,r tho pass,ic River. The presence of nagmen
world be needed night ard day to make III"
cu,.ine rca,onnbly safe. on account OF tli'
oAd,o,.i evn.nse the rniltoad opposed the opening
from, the first A month ago the city PIT crossing
down. filing I'D the bitches and removing the FENCES
An bour later a gang of fifty Italians appeared anu
undid the work ,,.,o.
ON Monday night Mayor Brown. Councilmen li"per'
IIeceman Mcclure and spencer, Fro 'mei io''o"'
CITY Clerk Tndall and city supervisor WIS" WENT d"
cordinc TO a p!carranced plan, to the Aycr'gS ave-
crossing There they met "a lot oil "orhhe'' WIN
orio.lv hogan 10 lay the crossing about II O'Clock
About half past II Chief Train Dispatcher i1hu"' VIM
pvcs in pas,aic found ont what was gons on. NJ
o o,c,ocI, an engine came up from Jersey City ana
began 10 run back and forth over the crp9sihe
Hr,wn was ready for this, and NJ his susEcsu"m on
.t,eam Of winter from "A fire hydrTnt was turh"d ur"n
the eneinccr until he desisted Half an hour ai,o'
three NOR. engines and two carloads OF i'''nnu .
borcrs arrve Meanwhile the emtre mr. rc Sp'c we're
Ind been called out. and eight lines o' hIc ms -,
trained on the ntrders. ready 10 dl'thhlfc s'''" u
OF water nj moments notice me ,ronn VIZ" hy
exciting Hundreds o: people had Der, iI az
~, ,re alarm and they covered the adjoining Illus.
Huge bontrcS had been lighted so tiAt tic la
light as gay. seeihs t pn vI decided not
10 interfere with the work. aud the chtIc,r's 80 r
The last of the lumber about oo'ocH Ses'
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SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NEwYokk. TUESDAY. MAR. 8. 1892

TO-DAY

ARRIVED.
Steamer Marcngo OBJ. Wilton. Hull Feb o. with
Go..c CGI Leary santos Feb and S; Lucia si
at IN. ,.., r., .,
c s. @s 8 saa G f 1n F With d P0s
eS@i CO. A n c at as hs Ma at S
to ii {! 6alos s to vessel oaterbridse & Co. Ar.
s'c3as; Ja:sn SnS GceE MOa,sse Bay and St Ann:
E'y 70 'Ts4 rJ a"s 1 Sa s Ma a WITH md'' to Kerr
t s9ay%p' Fuller Ns'Gl9s Ha st x x, sgs az
>'o'mcr. vcaelacrn Hopkins Porto cnbclh Feb %.
o houl;sn s'' IS, D,le Ne, c,,coD,. Fob % and
Ma,'n;ss Mar win sugar . order vessel to Punch,
s s,sms So Andes C B Wilma Fof, an Prince FEB i.
Je,Hmle ' nS 10 PPM lorwd rS on
rvsd a. The ner a, 90 a;ra-.o. v,.., a., v.n
S' q s so'"s @ F'Tnn"dHa Mar
S'ea1,.r PAYNE s Ingram. Wilmington NC days
WY Stc,aer IL whItnsy Haiie, Boston, with m4se to
S,gansT C.y q rieenOurg noOrr, ran Rvsr
ship Lad1&h COf IiyorpoOn ThOras, Calcutta Oct s,
BARK Gi' ciIlirScc OF LIVERPOOL Rove Calcutta 1872
DAYS. Fn to Foster. Duies Co; vessel TO Chas
paIs ro:shish t.g:.. Eo%lnssa: Smyrna IS days,
PARK Nuova Mareharita GtaL, prp smyrna So days.
with %';: It s'sSG as faS mours So
sugar e K E%' 9s. w 70 wS Gsssss' Feb with
Re-. M na o'' heinrieh' Ste"n Dec ? with mdso
AZ city Island, str.ns. NE; raining and thick
CLEARED.
Steamer Lain GER, Ilcllmcrs. Bremen via Southamp-
seimrr California Ger. Dr'cschcr. Hambrrg-R
steamer Dldam tDtch). Ponscn Ams,erdam-Funch.
steamer Administer (BD Pearce. Hamburg-Barbc
steamer la Campin. Ditch Smith. Antwcrp-H sturs.
Ko Se%f HOS s'pS em Pr rsy cS%1k SINGAPORE" Hong
steamer cyril lBD, ohphsnt Para and Manaos-Booth
steamer Salamanca (br Retts Vera Cruz-McCaldIn
steamer Burnay CBn, Hanslip Grenada and Trinidad
steamer Curly tNor. Remers Livingston and Cciba
steamer Simon Dumos (Nop. Heinit1 Gibara-H Du..
steamer issscll OBJ, Coombcs New. Oreans-Bush g.
steamer Guy,ndotte, Walker. Norfolk and Richmond
steamer Eichnond Jenny West Point va-old Domn.
steamer Herman Winter. NicEerson. Boston-n F DI.
mock.
steamer Seneca, Stevens, Norfolk and Newport News
Steamer Dcnverth Holme tBr) Kirkpatrick Baltimore
Simpson, Spence a. Young
Via Long Island SOundStcamer Herman Winter for
Anchored at city Island-bound out
Steamer Wkes6arrc. for Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
London, Mar ARRIVED. Alexander Elder
(Brj. wiltshire, from New.York heb 20.
Liverpool Mar ARRIVED st Romans (Br),
Campbell. from Ncw.York Feb 81
Falmouth Mar s-ArriUd. steamer La Hesbaye
(Dteh). MINES. from New,York Feb IL.
fiavre; Mar S-Salled steamer wieiind Karlowa, for
New.York.
Brsmerhsyen. Mar s-Arriyed, steamer Allcr (GeD.
Christoner. from New-York Feb ~. hampton.
Gibraltar. Mar Starved steamer Vera Ger Fohle
from Nav York. and proceeded for Genoa
Lizard Mar S-Passed, steamer Moss Brow (Brl DOH
son. from Sew-fork Feb II. on her TO Rott rdln
Bremen, Mar s-Saed, steamer DarmstaGt Ger, b.
decker, for New'iork.
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reJryDs RALLIED TO HER SUPPORT
rur vor-vc CASHIER WHO TRIED TO PAY BACK
THE MONEY SIZE HAD TAKEN Nof

THE YOUNU NASflEh VIM A-N->
THE MONEY SIZE HAD TAKEN NOE
PROSECUTED.
A number OF charitable women faced the e.oi', 80.
to-day afternoon and went TO the Harlem ru, the
to render any assistance possible to Mary oh,'.o" od
delivery cashier Of II. c. +. Koch q 90 u's S,,h
to,, NJ M 13o West One-hundred and twchty mon
- who v,s orroirnef for examination on the CHARGE
~ taking $40 Her guilt only discovereu
n letter which she sent TO the manager III VIM" ~"
ple,ded not to be exposed. This was the mrs. i"""e
thc firm had that anything was wrong. ""e" '"o
hnoks wore examined they showed dehcIe"'' Va ~
above amount. This she Ind endcavore1 10 run" "
paying back 50 week on being airs'eu W 49,.
tive Charlton she said that she needed the money @''
hsr fathers death year ago TO support herself ana
mother but that she intended 10 return every cent sic
had faken TO get the money sho falslhed 'ie d'
counts with the knowledge Of Miss DAY. the deS''"
cashier. who. through sympathy, kept 1t secret
The firm after the discovery Of the the,t dsc"" Ecu
Miss DAILY for her participation in the atalr'
Miss DAILY went to court with Miss clinton ycs'cl
day and stood BY her side and checrcd her up WIN
kind words Mrs Foster the wcll-kn0wn prison mis-
sonarv kept close to the girls and prevented any over
excitement. Mrs. Doolin, one OF the sisters OF MISS
Clinton, also present. Miss clinton looheu wan
and weak and her eyes were red with tears. "heh
the case called BY Justice Meade, Adolph he'seh
berg II member Of the dry goods firm who mane uie
affidavit against her, asked to have nor dscharec'
saving: "Snce ! made the complaint nave sa'i9-
fled myself that she did not intend to deraud the hi1h
at the time she took the money, and as II may ruin hcr
future prospects in lie to be imprisoned respectfully
request her discharge 80,
VIII you take her back in your employ p asked the
Judge.
mat I cannot do but she has several good Offers,
the reply
The Judge then told her that she was DISCHARGED;
The strain had been too much for her, and she tainted
dead awav She carried into the Judges private
ROOM When she regained CONSCIOUSNESS she was then
carried ont Of the house and placed in carriage
with her sister and driven to her home.
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NEWARK.

The Newark Yacht Club has elected the following
officers: Commodore. william q. Adams; vcecom-
Hodorc Ferdinand J. Helpers secretary. Edward
Atkinson financial secretary, Thomas W. IuN treas
urrr. Charles Schadc
Fifteen Of the inmates Of the Foster Home have tho
measles II reported e,tcrday that scarlet fever
had broken out IN the home. The matrOn declined
10 stat~ Whether any case existed The prevalence
of .carct lever t. causing some alarm rumOr that
child I'm II tenement house at Orange md Broad SIS.
had been fatally POISONED WAS investigated by County
Physician WrghtsOn. He found that the child had
died Of malignant scarlet fever and that another child
In "a serious condition. The cases had not been
rcpCrtNd
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o,,r. .rprrD TIE FAITH CURE IN VAIN.

Mrs Charles A. Church, wife OF II Wen N'o""
homeopathic physician, dicd on MONDAY hA"' nm,
tho effects Of cancer. She had pei~lsteh'N rci"so"
medical treatment and instead she had tric'i b'''c
healing. sh" frst p'0""'o ""''' - ,,,,,
mont two wears ago. Last Nav hef cohu'h'"
became serious and 1T then that she mace hc'
refusal 10 he treated by ordinary method>' ~
ncotedly during the winter numbers OF hcF lr'e"",
met ot her house TO pray for her recovery ocNo''i
Zines well.known apostles of hth cure ahoih''i "'
with oil All these efforts were lu'l'e' anu ,' I'm
81, ,..or ovnreSscd any doubt Of her re-
corcr vun,u a few DAYS before her deaih' anu s'lo
ncr,lstcd 10 tie last in her refusal to akc m",aJ,
v,n Tor the temporary relief of pam. MIs O"u''H
wa, forty sht years old
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i.O\G ISLAND.

PORT JEFFERsON.-Thc schooner Pulaski. com
mandcd by Captain Wyan, is sunk In ten feet OF water
in Port Jefferson harbor. She has cargo OF coal
OH board consigned to b. p smith. When within
soventy6vc feet Of Darlngs wharf, the crew dropped
anchor thinning there was plenty OF water Inc
schooner ran on the anchor where she now Hes with
hole in her bottom
wOODsBIRG-Ch auncey smith died from small
nov AZ his home In WoOdsbnrg on Monday and was
hurled AZ midnight lie had The disease in It's most
malignant form and his death is partly attributed 10
Iack OF proper during his ten days illness owing
70 the INABILITY 10 procure nurses. everybody being
nfr1 NJ cOntaeion.
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EDWARD pWYER SHOOTS HIMSELF

Edward Dwyer. who lives in Thirty -thNd'sr =
Madison.ave. shot himself yesterday in q So"
place at the rear OF a cemetery In Richmond Hi
I. l. lie first fired bullet into his abdomen ara
lhen second shot into his head Either was 'i"hfh'
likely TO prove fatal The man was taken TO Jsnlhea
end placed in the temporary hospital. Dwyd was
respondent because he in Ill health He recently
came out of a hospital His brother is said % be EN-
ployod BY Ives. Blahcslee Williams. of No. 204
Broadway. There is little chance for Dwycr 10 re-
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Schurz Isidor wornser Simon Wormscr NORTH oohen'
Henry Willard, Theodore 4. Hayemeycr' Loul' =,
PhniN, the Rev Dr.. L. dc Soa Mcndcs ana I-'o''Iu
Lewiston. The palbcarcrs were David D. HHf' ~ !,
Meyer. John Moor. a. b. De Freeze, A. j. Meyer anu
A. J. Phillips. The burial IN the cemetery oil u hai
Jcshurun, at Cypress HIS.
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rrNERIL nF JOSEPH s. MOORE.

The funeral services the body OF Joseph S. Moore
the welknown merchant and writer on free trade, were
held yesterday his home No 900 Madson-avc. The
services consisted OF the Hebrew burial service. con-
Quoted BY the Rev. DR.. Henry s. Jacobs rabbi Of the
Temple Bnai Jeshurun in MadisOnaye assisted BY the
rev. Or. Katchmeron. Among those present Carl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
NEW. BRUNSWICK

City Attorney Weigcl announced last night that the
bondsmen for II. Il. Cook tho defaultlng city clerk,
would make good S.. 900 uf the $1,000 stolen and the
Common Council has virtually accepted the offer No
effort will he made I, prosecute Cook. nv "A vote
Of 20 . the council decided retain In ONCE OverSecr
Freccrick Wright, who recently convicted of
census frauds. Both Of these officials are Democrats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
PIAINFIEID.

The publicity given to the condition OF the Pain
field pOorhoue will result In the building Of new
house by the city. AT last nights meeting OF the
Common Council Mayor Alexander Gilbert recon-
mrnded the erection Of n new pODrhousc a. soon rs
pos -ihlc. The present quarters C the paupcrs are
unhealthy and unit FOR habitatiOn.
Mis- Julia T.. Bulkley. who for many years has
been I.tIcpal OF the Plainhcld Public Schools, has
accepted profcSsorshlp in the Northwestern Uni
vcr-ity in Chicago
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HOME NEVIS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

GUNSWICK-Melvllc +. Ingalls, OF Cincinnati
FIFTH AVENUE Senator Nelson ". Adrich, OF I'hode
Island Ex-Governor T.. Campbell, OF Ohio and
Lorenzo Crounse Assistant Secretary q the Treasury.
HOFFMAN-Cnited Stats Marshal D. NJ. Ran-d" OF
Wellington. D. {. MURRAY IILI.-James a. Dumont
Inspector General Of steam Vessels WINDSOK-Samuc
J. Tilden jr.. OF Ncw.Icbsnon. y. Y.
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DR.. NJ j. smith, Of 40. 500 First-st' was oA'u ~
attend Mrs ALblc rascbach OF no @"" kAi'foau A'."
a rear tenement house. on Monday an"rh"'h' Ho
fouud her suffering much pain. The phfs"llh pr"
scrlbed for The woman and went nome f"''N -
d.v morning Dr. smith was told that Mrs. lia>T!bach
,- d.,d II, refused 10 give a certificate and in
formed the police that 10 thought the cas-" one tAt
needed investigation. He hal made careful eAlhna
ton Of the dead woman, and believed thnt MS BUS
pcions were groundlc-s. and that dAth had r'nn'ed
from natural causes but thought the police should 20
iufJrncl Mrs Haselbach WIS twenty cigt years "'u'
She had been separated from her husband i"r t"u var
ana shc worked A. a servant t. support her lttc er!
she had been living at the home Of Arthur hhrS So
4 sacJctt st. l;rooklyu. for three months
The petit jury for the April term Of cour mas beci
drawn II i the best Jury that ha> been summoned
In i've wears aud Il was selected doubt 10 satisfy
the honest citizens who have threatened 10 Doll The
Ucm0crstic nominee for Mayor In April.
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JER-EY CITY.
Aacr.ssnoppER- EXPLODED.

a "IIIN~NTIlTT.T7 N T'-77I'17' .
Tie fireworks factory Of Ireacil'A 'c''''u' =
49,, :, co,,,u,dp,U-ayc Attached 20 II WIS a shea
cuod with cNposivcs. ~ ha.f-pa>t O'Clock N'H'''
d.v evening Herman BrccAiord. twenty one years "'
and Michael Blake sixteen years Old were ~ ""'" ~
tho shed. when rras shopper exploded Inns WIS
followed Immediately by Other explosions an" DOM
mon discovered their cl)thng 70 be on IRE lheS IAN
10 the street and friend, c1tincnishri INC , a
about their bodies Brcckford was taken 70 ~ ou
AZ Cnmmulnaw and West ide ayes, ana ltlhh" WIS .'l
God I'm a nn,roi wngou T. his home. In Yale Dc
RCD s destrpyed by the ls. but the lbs /, slight
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC,


SIM rise GIT Set $50 Moon 43s Moons age 10
/Jf-sandy Irk. AS Gov. Isld.. 4fS Hell &C. GAL
P.U-sally ITk. BOA Gov Isid.. 53o Hell &C., 7:3l
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Highest Of all Leavcnng Power --latest u S Govt Report
R4|tt!A!:!:!! B Bsxds'!
ABSOLUTELY psglGGG
Highest of all in Leavenng Power --latest u S Govt Report

objection to the company IS that at would bring Il
horde Of undesirable persons through there every sun
day. especially during the summer months
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Announcements.
ELKo.
KA1GUN.
TWO NEW COLLARS.

For THROAT DISEASES, COUGHS, COLDS etc,
enectunl RELIEF Is found IN the so OF browns Bronchial
Troches" Sold only In boxes
HENRY A. DANIELS, Md.
80 WEST S9TN.ST
Diseases OF the Nervous system rlpary Oycans
lnpotency and Stcriity. Hours. 90 !. TO s.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
tcethR softens the gum reduces inflammation alIays
"Sn cufes wnd 'cgic siA hiarrhooa 20 cenA bVttlc