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Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-08

tiously recommend your Aetna for catarrh
| tne nead ana for throat troubles.
| AiIer using my AETNA for about three weeks
| s Ieel greatly benefited. For some time before
| using u my throat was so affected that could
| scarcely sing but now it is almost as well as it
| respectfully, ]. III. HUMPHRRYS
HERALD Office. Los Angeles. --'
Los ANGELES, CAL. Feb IA, 1892.
This Is to certify that one week ago was up-
aDle 10 read single word with my left eye
even with the aid of glasses; but that after
using an AETNA four times only, the sight was
SO much improved as to enable me to read fine
print (NonparieD slowly, WM GALER
Residence 312 West Fourth Street.
would respectfully refer you to the follow
ing persons who have used our AETNA and
n d Dunn, Los Angeles, Geo Brown, Narcissa
House; Mrs A Sandoz, Pomona; + L Barnett
Downey; W. Stevens, Compton; C Coffman,
Rivera: y K Freeman, Santa Ana; Hen
saith, 1906 Flower street: VIM Engle San Fran
cisco; Mrs M Fracis, University; Mrs G N
Ealls, Pomona; M Beatty, Barstow; w Bas-
k0ff, Maple Av and Twenty fifth ST. Olof Lin
derot East Second st; Geise, $50 N Los An
geles st; I @ Naramore, Wilson Block; A II
yudson, University Bank Bldg Mcleod,
523 " sixth ut; W Baldwin Redondo Beach;
Calico; Elsie Johnson 769 CASTELAR, 81; rVR
Cady. Compton; w Phelps, 1910 INGRAM st:
Olshausen, 1888 Omaha; L Kimick, 162
San Fernando; w Shehorn. 426 N che ,tnut
st. East Los Angeles; D B H Nease, 1880 Los
Angeles ana great many Others
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
40 Dollars sebIer. ct Vnb

bpormeb GsFfent.g oitmefter Sames
Sapler er blepeu i%OrtroIis unbsr in
fdnsc 9jeneitetiO, er, naar 5olt ! Sreee
friper: Seq inolraser 5 Dollars,
men iaa dfisuoe greuet, uoen at ino'
lraae 8engene. 8repet mOotdses uoen
oct iubla9te 8elsb, os aluse inOtommer
til goItuaienet. nnoertioen sr bet
umuli9t at beuiie, ON Yensene bar pa'
ret / 8reuet euer ei, men MI os Oa lpt'
tes bet psb en- 8uItmanos Starpiinoi9s
bso at afIsre 8eoraseriet.
SIR. @apler bar optlaret mango lad'
oanne 9ilielbe, % btanot oisIe par Der
ct meo en- iorialoeu SOlbat. Sat bapce
tabt fine 9ense / Spil, iiteoetfor at
ieuoe benz til i'm Some. Men tmloler'
tio Itrep ban til benoe og ia9oe blanoi
anoet, at ban inOlasbe 50 Dollars
greoet. 3ette antom, n,en inoebolct
tn9eu 9en9e.
Suuen tlaseos til 9oitORienet, % bet
bleu uperbraset Scr. @aDler at unoer'
Isae ga9eu. San siorbe bet os par
beloio no. til at trRffs scnet, nleoens
Waubeu bar biemme meo Orlop. 9 n
bleu slort betjenot meo Sanen, men
fait6olOt beItemt at baoe la9t Ber9e1e !
&onpolutten.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

Tvmmeren (til Sluiten): "5rnb BE-
Der ou2"
ga, inuoefis ON je8 bet ueit, js."
"go, euotl peo bu life, buob b.
beber?"
"Gei! aasIen tan jes BET - for noer
Taller mig Gluten" og uoen "8aloers'
sutten" Dg noen "gittja" Ug rOer
'~2juerooben" % nocn "3u9aitCtten'
% uoen -"
"2et er moi - je9 mcner bit Qsbe'
napn."
"Slittno Ear jeg alorj9 eiet, jeg, 6a'
min -"
"Sm! bpor sammel er bu?"
Seq = ia. Ia mig slane etter. 20
le9 Tom til gafa. bar jes ittenoe, os nj
bar ie9 atturat leoet 20 Gar, 6 Nna'
neoer, % to Tiger, 4 Qusr, 8 Elmer %
ct Minut."
"Spor Dor bu?"
"aa naa for 9ia Dor jes moi Der,
ies."
"Se9 mener raturligUis, fsr bu tou
bio"
"Salaa, naa - bm - bet er 19u itft
laa li9etil at Il bet ba, for iommetioel
bubble leg ! en- 9pnbe unoer 8aterlanbs-
bria - % iommetioer / en- 8asie op /
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

Dor Sreliers aiertetadrn, bn maatru =
men for bet melts bubble ies paa Haa'
Itua lei, for at il Sannin9en."
"gaaousl - bpaO beosr bin 6ar, alt
Jap"
"Qa - ban teber M "5~iaetorsen,"
BAN"
"5pab er ban for no9et2"
"aal - ban er a litlom ban,
ban -"
"Spab bar ban, ba ban lepcoe, meuer
Iies?"
"San bar banbe ~blinsiete % tano~
laus, ban itattrr."
"Suab 8eItilins bapbe ban, msnet
Ijes?"
"5au bar 5iItetIarrins og Welte'
toue ON 3a'eu, os ONT Natta par ban
iulb."
"8ia er Der inSen Wsnins l."
"gei, bet bar pei - bet er Sjst %
glo % gein / mig, TIA le # Oere."
"5sr BAN no."
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
Wenigbeosmpoe I Icitre
6oibfon &irfe.

&aa Wenisbebsmpoe / Seitre aoib.
iOnons Sir!e ben lite Gttober 1892
tpses Zen 6preueoe Sirtes Stoleiaa,
iOm er ppersipet M~enisbeberne til Nj.
sisrelie, uuoer Sebaublins meb fol.
senbe llbfaIb:
8eiluttet, of Seiire aoibtpnpna 0te.
nigheo / Zane Co.. @iscuuiin, Itemmer
for, at ben iorberebeuoe Gibelina ueo
Gussburs Seminar blipsr samIunoets
College, iaafremt au9sburs Semina.
RUM ooerorp9es uoen uosen getinselie
iii Zen 5oreneoe airte" - % life til
pripaie Mano - inben life Marts
1893, ina at S~amfunbets garsmsbe
fuar iulb aontroI Oper famine; men
beriom G~ussburs Seminarium lit,
pperorages inoen ben 9ib, itemmer 0ee.
nigbeben for, at 81. Slaf College
HprtbTelo, Minneiota, blir Samful.
bets College.
Gnitemmist antaset.
s benue Gurbinbelie bore bet psiao
Menisbeoen tillaot at ubtale islsenbe
at, naar ben itemmsr for gussburs
iaa er bet i~nsenlunoe Of ben Grub, a
Gussbur9 foretrattes iremiOr Ct. 0laf
men iOroi @enisbeoen uil sierne sjgre
bpao ben fan iOr at frsmme Sreb %
@nisbeo inoen Snmfuubst. gnitemmiat
nntnset. 5. 6. SaniUn, ectret9r.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
Gn liben 5attisisnte Tom til en- ga.

Gn liben 5~attigjcnte Tom til en- "a.
mile oe ti9seoe. Sun fortalte, at Zen.
oes Nior bar ip9 os ien0eli99enbc, co
6ruen / Suiet ia berfor til benbe, at
bun funbe fpmme o9 bente Wao, iao.
lRnge Muberen laa ips.
Sentsn tuffece, p9 lnbfanot fs bt.r
Dag for at faa fplbt fit Spanb mss
2epuetsmibler.
Saalebes git bet ct Har Waaneoer;
nten iaa ipntes 5ruen, at bet traf TEN.
melig lense no meb Spncns Spsbum,
os iaa ipur9te bun nafe Sag Biseu,
ON benbes 0tor euonu bar ips.
"glei, ba, BET er ba Ell St6n, iea bu
blei frelf i9jen, naa - men bu MOr er
rar, bu, - bu ipiier let, bl," ia Sen.
ten / en- pomb9, ON Tub ifDlbuine be.
benoe Zone.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
9ampTibSulpffe.

The Canadian Pacific Navigation
Co.'S Camper "9remier" bleu paaieilet
Of 2amperen "@iuamette" i en- tp'
7uase uoenipr @biobp Sslanb, 10 Mil
i Spo for Bort 9uipnsenp, @aib, syn.
bag ben ODE bs. Sire 4eriuner Srab'
tes, en- ipruus uperbOrb % britnebe, ul
II lemlGiteoes.
glanbt De brabte er Suban Moe fra
Tacoma.
Slanot be leml9Itebe er 6. 9. See.
u. S. 2inobers os Sacob Relipn.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

16pab Slags Sebler bar bet p
ipurate Orr. Gapler bam.
"7et bar TO 40 Dollars Sebler..
iodreoe Soloaten.
"Gr 3e filter paa Set?~
ga, piit sr jes Bet, irarebe Monbsr.
Mr. @apter ipilpte life mere 3ib gos
Sdaen, men tilbso SOlbaten 30 80.
lars for buer 40 Dollars Seboel, ban
tunoe ifaffe BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

Srpnning Sietoria irtter flor Eris
paa en- Canning Guffer, Tom bun eier;
be fleite sr al Era, lpit 6abritatn, %
Ifriper fig fra bsnbes tibli9e Sarnbpm.
Sc barer enouu be 3ra9ter, bun oers
aana ielu ipeoe til benz.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
IRA Waibiuetpn.
I'm auIhatiuu. GnssIis sr BET lp'

9p GuIhatipn. GueeIis sr BET lpt@
teccs be Sorsuece Stater at 'itre re
4et til gnlasseIie al en- snIitatiun poa
Samoa. Zen eamle 1iaaSeIie til DC
Spreneoe Sta,er ON Saun peo Ea9o
Gaap or blepen iprupet, % al aonsre$'
len er Der brpilsrt 100000 til Spret'
telie al Statipuen.
Get par ueopenbist at crhperos 20
acres 2auS til auIss al Stationeu,
men oa Hers sjorce arap paa Glsn'
epmsretteu til @ruueeu, MATTE Heslsi
rinesn, for at uuosna Iiosiptloe %
Tratte, ikssno paa at nSbetale $4,000
til iomtIiee Giere. III Reiten al SeIs'
bet pil en- Del blius nnpcnot I'll 5no'
tieb al bet til Statioueu lissenss SauN
for en- Garniior, ium mnIisuis ifal lta'
iioneres Der. Oct reiisrsuee SeIfb oil
blipe brnst til DpfereIie al ct GrrIt.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
Mrre Qnnn for Scttlrrt.

Sou al ben 3oie Sum 1856 % ben 3oie
Maris 1865 blep en- Del 2ano Ooer'
brnest til Staten Mid gan for 8psuins
al en- Serubane ira 9ittIs Sap DC gloquet
til Morauctte, Snbenrigsminiiter gtpble
bar MI paalagt 2onetpmmts iGren at
aabrs ipr Settfere l2,7l7 acres al
bette 9ano, iom peo en- 6~eiItagelie blep
ppsrordget til Staten.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

The great success OF the Valdez Bust
ness College & Normal School is truly
marvellous. At the opening in Septem.
Der 1888 five students were enrolled
Since that time 1896 have entered as
students. DEBORAH had at that time four
other private schools, but Prof Valdez
secured the best instructors TO be had re.
gardless Of the price asked for their ser.
vices, and students came by the hun,
dreds to receive instructions from these
great masters. o students arenaw en-.
rolled annually from Winneshesk count
the home Of this school. To stand vel
at home and receive such liberal patron,
age speaks volumes for the school. Send
Tor a catalogue.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

The Theory Departments Of Valdez
business College occupy two floors in the
Curtin & Weiser locks. These depart.
ments are in charge of Prof. G. A. Oil.
yer and a large staff Of assistant teach.
ers. Prof. Oliver receives a salary OF
81 800 per year for teaching beginners
IN bookkeeping This is a larger salary
than IS paid 10 any other man for the
same work in the United States. Win
ter term opens Nov. 2. Send for a cata-
logue.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

apntraften ior Spsnins al 8eoenucs
Butter "@iIlam @inoom" blep gipet
til Soma 3ron @prts Dubuque, Sonia.
2sts anbuo bar s9S,5O0. Zen upe
futter bill bliue 40 Sob lang 400
IONS 9rRgtigbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
Sine Ynitmeiir

Epe YoItmeitrs. SIanbt be Bolt
metre, ION uOuGuntes / 5reoa8s, er
fslgeuoe Normano: g. .. 9Olte, Co
leuiO, 9Orman Co., Riun., 6. u. 9els
ion, 9nsiel, Meeter Co., Minn., 6.
&norripn Gilbert, MorriiOu Co., @tiun.,
s. s.. 9rpe, SlOtD op, @iItius Co.,
Minn.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
Sowa 9anot:2ooen.
Yrppe paa sidst % 5ortlarins al Stemme' MetboSen.


Den Der pebisieoe 9idet Ital bore Salpbelen al en- 'of-
fetal ballot for bet u~lminbelise gals i 1892. I'll o'sie
pl u9iaa TONNE "9robbitton" ps "2ubOr" 9idets. Eaa
8asioen ifal tan ct Enforcement" ION, piier, at bet er
Gn official Ballot for ........ 3ctpnlbtp,
@inneibcif Gountp, Soua.
Sertl pil p9iaa fsies ct f%acsiimite al County anbitors
Napnetr9f, os en- 8lanfet ligeiom benne:
Subses Of election.
Stsie 8lanfetter maa uofploes al De for giemeoet los
nepnte 8ontmere Gudges) oerueo, at be Itriuer enten tit
inloe Napn eler 6orbo9Itauerne til gtaunet. Sn8en Gns
ben END Judges Of Election bar Sou til at ~baanotere bisie
Ballots, naar be er iulo Stanb.
Naar man bar b~enuenbt fig for at "pote" Us ~suotsiort
fin Set til at "pote", pil 8alseren erbolbe en- al oisie Sal
lots. 3enne ital ban ta9e meo fig inb en- al be gooer,
Der er opfprte for bet 0temeO, us alene maa ban mGrte
ben ~iaalebes, ipm ban Bn Ter at femme.
9porleoes en- Ballot mGrfes.
l. lloitrps Sntet. Wtun bar, iiclse oenne 2Op, lite
3iaaoelie til at fringe ct giaot % iatte ct anoa iiebet
(scratching.)
2. Sris @al9eren er en- 8urtis0tano os sniter at vote
a straight ticket, ba CT Sa9en let. Ntun timber Napnet
paa fit garti sperit paa 9oppen al i'm Gidet, os en- bulus
TONNES girtel iii 8enitre for gtaonet martes en- x Gr
De Ell Repubtitaner, ptl Martet bfpe i%aaleoes:
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
WRepubliean

Oct er bet Sele. gret iaa 9ideten iamnter, iaa Gn-
bOrienentet er paa llbfben Us lt at ie, Os sua no al 8os
ben us uHeper Stennreieblen.
8. Enlfer man at sjpre en- lioen splitting i fin
9idet ii anlebnins al ct Office eaer to-, fan man marte
JONI igr ia9t, % fe nebooer 2ilten, inotil MN trnffer gtaps
net paa ben aanibat, man f~oretrefter. s ben Sirtant
lise fOrun bette gsaon narter man X (NB. strbs
Sntet, bet er unsouenOist) Gr Be +. 81. en- Democrat,
men BOG snIter at pOte for 9bps. llpoe9raf til Con.
s~reismano, ba marf fort X girtelen peo Drbet zoe.
nucrat", saa iaa nebuper paa ben republifanfe 9idet
til Stsoet for "gOnsreisman", us nlart i~aaleoes:
For Representative in Congress,
III 4th district of Iowa,
III THOMAS U~PDEGRAFF
gn Ballot Hartet iaaleoes oil resues iOm for ale be,
mpfratilfe aunoioater meb unbtase1ie al Butler. Set
pl bliue en- "@Ote" for ~lpoesrafF. Spis ben, Der item.
rner, snifer at sisre en- eller Here lisnenbe Joranbrin9er,
ba fan bet sjsres paa famine Waabe, men
4. bois ben, ion iten,ner, bill 'icratbe" ~betpbeliat, ba
sisr ban intet Marte girtelen, men a%nbrinaer en- X
5irianten pua uenitre Saanb al 3apnet paa be 8 unbioater,
ban pnifer at femme for. 5 iua 9ilfalOe maa ban merle
for enbuer Office, ban pil femme for.
5. EnIfer en- Stenrmeberettiset at tafe fin Gtemme for
en- TeriOn, Der life itaar paa 9ifeten, ba fan ban tribe
beanes Napn bet bianfe Stun nebenuuoer "Oif,et" %
bet trptte Naun, % peb Sioen al bet ifreone Napn iptte ct
K til Senitre, os bette oil oa blioe toilet Sar man
ia inbrettet fin 2idet, iUm man pil, ba iu(bes gaQotten
iammen, iaa Warterne life fan ices, men bet ufficieae On.
boriement piies, sp 7ideten til Suose Of election, Der.
uocn at n9rte ben, pil lesse ben 9 anot.guren. saa
saar man uo.
Mari life 8eres Ballot paa noseniombelt anben Roabe
enb opsnior b~eitrepet.
alminbelise 5urbolbsresler.
/. aVmmer Dc til of ~sbelasse en- Ballot, mebeus &c
sisr ben iitanb, maa De lepere ben tilbaae % iaa en- nh.
2. De bar life 9Ou til at tase 3eres Ballot nooetitebs
ben eno Sooen, for at sisre ben iitano.
8. De pl life iaa aop til at femme uoaeu anber pal.
lot eno ben, De erbolosr bs 9ommerne.
A. De bar life Sou til at oars inoe en- stsmme. gob
ianrmen rsb en- anoen 9pter.
5. De iaar life 9oo til at pere inbe gobsu oner <
Wfinuter, bpis Gnors usrter for at femme.
6. De faur life Sob til at up6oloe Dem / bet ipbefpr.
teoe &um mere emo 10 0Rinuter, pg Ge nna forlub, BET
iaalnart De bar a~eoeret 9srss Ballot.
z. Gnbper Stemmeberettiset, Tom sitsr at bare mpbto,
get en- offietel Ballot, beiteurmer fig til life at TENN. aof
isr ban forlnSer the guard rail, ~uperlepere til galo.ym.
bsosmGnosue ben ~Oifcisae Ballot, ban bar mostone. "a en-
Iasrins tOr at tilbaselsosrs en- iGabau gauot fal baps
geS'onmenSss s~isblitieIise arret til JGa..
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
Sen iniernatiunaIe Mpntfonfe'

renee Ifdl mros / Srpsiel, Sel9ien, ben
22be 9ppembcr. 5glsenoe e~uropriltc
8esirrinser bar mOptaset De 5ortneoe
StaterS Snebpcelie iii Of beItaSe ! oenne
Mpnttouierence Giterrie- llu9arn, Bel
glen, Gaumart, 6rantrige, 3pItinro,
Siorbritanieu, Grrienlnnb, 3talien,
R~eberlauoene, 9ortusal, &umGnisn,
Ruslano, Serbien, Spanien, Nor8e %
Speri9r 90 Speits.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

Wirs. SarriIous Siifanb er meset
baarlis, iaa Der M er Tibet Saab ON
benoes S%elbrebelie.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

Sen iamIebe Gum af tirfnlerenoe
E.nse ben lite bs. bar $1.596, 049, 9S3.
Cor ct glar iioen par ben $l,530,6S2,s
o36. Gi~rtulatiuuen for buer Snbbp9'
ger er s24.23.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
>TLU BY IRIS LX.PREHJDENI.

THE STATEN ISLAND ATHLETIC CLUB IN F.NAN'
CIAL DIFFICULTY.
Considerable surprise manifested IN atihenc
ci,-.,,, on staten Island y"steriay When 1t Va" rArh
TINT the Staten Island Athletic Club. one OF the most
prominent on the island was In financial trouble an"
that the clubs personal property had been Sheo W
Sheriff Edward NJ Muller. Of Richmond Comfy. ~"
seizure va. mad. on judgment obtained 10y Ebcr
had Falrr exprrsdcn Of the club for III" amount OF
sl15l7 which anou'.t the club Owed Mr. fa"cr' IN"
for witch he held no security. 10 dc TINS claim N.Y.
Fub.r holds and control, mortgages on ID" fhro P"p
ertv TO the amount OF $4,000. an la, began proceed
iue, to have the mortgages fprcrloS'1 IL Wa '"''
nj t,,. clubhouse al West New lrlh'V last Might Az
the proceedings brought against the club ~ "A irNl
dent Faber we've Of u friendly nature ana ""r" foi the
pury 80 OF settling up the clubs Liabilities. WHICH
uonn, 10 over sGDOOO. and 10 rc"rGanizc III" athletic
cub ON n new ha.!s In March,, 1s--, th" 'lub' ia
hi ie> war, FI.OO and since that tim" have been
steadily increasing.
although the club j. IN the hands Of Sheriff Muller
ubo Ia. dcpntlzed william Hasc"ry. The jnh'or. 10
lonn after the personal property! 'he onS'h'SN vi INV
club continues us usiihi A.. -,u
The staten Island Athletic Cub has a fine properly
md clubhouse Iem"nthve. West New, Mleh'"n'
and q LIGHTHOUSE estimated ~ ! worth Ti"""'. ~
File rhurd Fater who j. proV.icnt r>id"nt OF hV
incston wa, president VI tive cub for mans years lnd
resigned n month ago. being -ncccc1eh BY Harvey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
WILHELMSHOEHE.


Since the third Of the NalOlcos vas sent to mise
over the muabity OF fortune at Wilhlnshoehc AFTER
the hattie Of sedan that seat vi the iiOh'rZoll RI, mas
become a kind OF German Mecca. 10 which Nil c0od
patriots make OF least Ole piOns pSriGingc. The
did town of Ca sspl which Hes at the foot O the charm
Ing palace Owes tribute Of crnudc TO b" old En-,
peror and his advisers for lodging the fallen monarch
among them for since then they have hoursled
exceedingly owing 10 the constant stream OF tourists
and travellers so1ourning In their midst.
But BY reotnt visit OF the three eldest s)us OF tue
Emperar TO WihenishOebe all this has been changed.
The best part Of the grounds were closed to The puoc
while the three young imperial caglrt, were AZ tn"
castle. The wary tourist. on hearing the news. gave
Cassel q wide berth and Ca>sel r~entS the Imperial
order as Interfering with the sacred rights and priv
usges Of the town. according to which tho castl"
gardens were to he always open to thu public
No. say the Empsror's men Of law. when the last
Kurfrerst m1d TIE cate 10 the State 1t sip
ulated that thr pnncr well rs the grounds might
be reserved for the private Of the lord Of the land
But the good pcnpl" OF Casspl being touched In their
pockets 81 this privilege AZ the Crown" not
satisfied With this of band statement and are now
loudly. and somewhat dlsoyny. clnnorinR for q
thorough legal Investigation Of the matter. Nrxn-
while the three princes nvc gone tnck to Posdanl.
ana the grounds Of wilrcmsh pehc are open 10 the
public once more. though under The circumstances.
no one knows how long they may remain so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
4 SILVER CT-P FOR SAVING A LIFE.

Boston, Oct 90 (areciall.-"The cup N Owing ser
,,c. S,m,uS Nelson from vii lam lla,e, off Minocs
r>dpe August &C. l,.r2.' This is tho inscription
eneraved on a handsome silver goid-'ined cup re-
ceIyed by Mr. Nrls H. OF Gloucester last night from
DR.. william Halc.
Dr. Hale va, a passenger on the schooner James
g. Steele during that now famous ocean fisherman
rare on the LAST day OF the cclebraon-that race
+bst tried old Rrzzled sailors souls and stomarhs.
on Minot's Ledge. during the storm. heavy sca
swept the deck and Dr.. Hale wa, washed into the
lee scuppers In Instant more hc would 'nvc
beeu washed overheard u death. for IL boat could
have lived In that But Mr.. Nelson. at til" risk
Of his life. rescued DR.. Hale Just Ia time lie was
warmly commended for the act at tn" ''ne' ana
later by the Doctor himself in a local paper. " '~rc
h. published an accouut Of the race. Dr. Hal" Is
how a resident OF Dover. " H.. but formerly lived
in Gloucester. He was painfully injured by IN"
accident, and was laid up ,everd. wecRr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
HOME NEWS.

NETWORK CITY.
Mayors Marshal Angelhard issucd la97 city licenses
last week and collected 81. 732 so In res
Thomas c. Buck. well-knOwn and popular member
az the stock Exchange has removed his orhces from
the Edison Building. In Broad ST.. 70 those OF kisam
Whitney ksCo, In the Mills Building
Samuel sondhem, a member Of the Cotton Exchange
Yesterday made bot Of S4Oo even money with IN
ward white Of tho Coffee Exchange. or the rs-eecton
Of Harrison.
Thu extremely low price Of wheat continues. De-
oem>er opdons closed yesterday al the same figures
a. on Triday, rs SIS. The Ihig-st figure va" 70 3D.
and the quotations went low rs IS Ia. The bust
ness Of the day amounted to 3,14o,ooo bushels
CITY and country patrons alike find entertainment
and instruction It tie Eden Musee. New groups are
being added With rsgulArt, Guibal and Gre'iIo
maintain their popularity in thought reading me
voting on the Presidential contest is nearing its Close
CAPTAIN g. l.. Norton. CT 1.-The Marine Journal
published an Interesting article oan the recent 'r'a'
trip OF the United states and Brazil Mail steamship
secursnoa in yesterdays issue Of the paper.
The Rev. Dr. Newland Maynard will preach this
evening at st. Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church.
Alexanderave. and One huEdr~ and forty seconos'.
William J. Henderson will begin his course Of twenty
lectures on the History Of Music" at the New'iorh
College of Music Nos. 1913 and 1870 East Fifty eighth
st., on Tuesday ct p. m.
Matthew Larkin, the man who shot James Wslsh
IN b,s shop at No. $50 Bleeckerst. OH Friday. was
held in the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday on
thu charge OF feonious assault. Larkin was mmtted
10 await the result VI the tailOr's injuries
The free lectures " the people unde" the auspices
~ the Board Of Education will begin next month.
DR.. Henry NJ Le,pzigcr. who proved 70 be an cicie't
superintendent last year. will have them In charge
again.
Miss Florence sayre and Miss L. N-wb!lck have
been appointed teachers in Primary school NO. j.
George Livingston. who has been school trustee 81
the Sixteenth Ward for several years. il is snid Will
h. APPOINTED q member OF the Board OF Educaii'n
Lessons Of practical patriotism are taught daily III
Grammar School No. -. which f. ii. EoTei
presides as primo pal Four boy at c'' morning
AZ guard to carry the t: In II M Of t' rr'icira
desk TO tn. beat of a drum. while the >ci"" children
all sa1ufe H.
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VOLLEGIINAMAICH ~ 1KICMPH

Philadelphia, Oct. 29.-Fiftwn hundred students
rum the colleges OF the city prad~i tonight an"
shouted their college yeIs to their hearts contents
The pageant was proposed in defiance to the Superin
tendcnt OF Police, who few days ago issued orders
that yelling on the streets must II was turned
into trumphal march, however, when the superill
tendent to-day rescinded his order boiy Of mounted
officers headed the procession and bands Of music
wero interspersed between the vnrio"s contncen'S.
A loreo force Of police was distributed along the nut"
and they were unnrNfuly guytd by the Students
tanners and tran parences mostly OF business cinir
WAS bbrnr1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
TO CITIZENS OF NETWORK

TO CITIZENS OF NEW-IORk: Great frauds
were perpetrated the resi.iry last year and wi" he
attempted year. value the elective franchise
and would protect your rights and prevent fraud ~
.ur Autv 70 see that no one registers from house
unless LEGALLY entitled 10 do EXAMINE TIE
REGISTRY LIST, a public copy Of which Will be vt
YOUR place Of repatriation day TO Election
Day. II you hud that any person IL rcs's'crco 'r""
vour house who does live there report 1T once to
the Repubrcan County Committee at the Fifth Avenue
Iyofel.
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NEWARK.

Hugh 'nndeis. Of Bridgc.si.. while on his wav
nome early saturday morning. wa, waylald by two
nirr. who drnmlld'd Your money or your NE"
ndr erd'avorcd To c,tnpc. and WIS fcllei 10 the
round By blow from Of the men. SANDERS
ri,s Of alarm brought officer to his assistanOc,
AL one OF tn" hIghwaymen captured At the
pOlic, station he gave his name William Kelley,
4 boutnlnn, Of Ilackensack. lie dciled making the
attack. mud WIS held for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
SCBGRBA.V TOXINS.
ItOCkI.AND COUNTY

a SINGULAR COINCIDENCE.
John X. Clark seventy four years old. ore Of the
best known residents ii Omngrovn. wis ,tIurk hy q
train nj Sparkill yesterday afternoon and died three
hours later. He had cleared the tack and WAS hit
In the back by III" engine bumper. Ten years ago
he was struck by the same traIp and turned
saut In the MR. but aIightcd unhUt the engines
oowcatcarr. Clark leaves widow and tlres adult
children, enc sop. John X Clark. IT., being New
York City schoOlteacher.