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7ukr D!srRusr POLICE s71MoNY.
Taiesmen Summ oncd In Roundsman DniieJ's
Case Get on that Plea.

Talesmen Summoned In Ronndsman DnNeJ's
Case Get on on that Plea.
Honndsman Matthew T. Daley. who is on
trial in the General Sessions. before Recorder
Smyth. upon an indictment charging him with
assaulting Mamie Hannah. aged II. of 34S
Monroe street, in the back room Of joseph
Gellcr's saloon at Pitt and Broomc streets on
March 20. was taken from the Tomhs to the
court room yesterday handcufred in the prison
van. He did not like his prcdicamont. and he
frowned at tho deputy sherifrs.
Eight jurors were in the july box when Re-
corder Smyth assembled tho bench. That was
tho yield Of Tuesday. Among the talesmen
summoned were n number who had served on
tho jury before whom William Francisco.
lately cook in Clark Brothers restaurant at
COB Broadway. was tried upon the charge Of
burglariously entering the restaurant and
stealing whiskey. brandy. and champagne.
cigars. a roasted turkey. and silvcrware The
principal witness against Francisco was Po-
liceman Morris Cohen. Francisco's defence
was an nlibi. and Ass istant District Attorney
Osborne. the prosecutor. said that he was sat
istod that, FrapciSros alibl was established.
Judge. CowinG directed the Jury to acauit
Francisco.
In examining, the Jurors who served in
Weeks discovered that they had q prejudice
against the ;e,;im:ny Of pHlcemen and s9 ,s
prejudice sufficiently to try Daley imrnrtially
on the evidence. They were challenged. This
difficulty was encountered also in the case OF
talcsmen who sat in the court room during
Frunciscus trial. After se:cra! hours work y
full Jury WAS ohtainct.
During the entire day there was struggle
between Mr. Weeks Ind Mr.. House 81 tho de-
fence for the possession Of u book. AR House
had suhprnacd Henry Cohen. tailor. of 5l2
Grand street to produce his order hook show
ing the purchase Of n suit of clothes by DALEY.
Cohen produced his book. and Nr. House
locked il up in his office safe. Mr., Weeks was
informed that the order book would show that
the suit ordered by DALEY was intended for
man who had been induced TO testify against
clothes. Mr.. Weeks was. also told that two
OF her men received similar inducement. SO
lie wanted to get possession OF Cohen's order
book. but Mr.. House would not give It mp Mr..
Weeks asked that an attachment for the book
that the book would remain in his safe until
1t wLs needed in tho trial. and Recorder Smyth
declined to Issue an attachment.
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Mrs. Sarah D. Dyer. widow who keeps
little newspaper and candy store In tho tene-
ment house at IFS Greenwich avenue. WAS n
prisoner at Jefferson Market Court Yesterday
morning. charged with setting fire to her place
tho store Ut . o'clock and put out the fire.
which had started In u corner OF the store.
apparently from an oil stove. Five hours later
lire again broke out II was extinEushed by
tho iiiemen.
suspicion foil on Mrs. Dyer. who was seen
arms Just before tho second fire WAS discov-
cred. Her stock. which Is worth about so.
WAS insured for $500. She was arrested by
Fire Marshal Frank. She WAS held in $1,000
for examination by Justice Ryan.
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DENTIST IDMINi IN 1ROUDLE.
he Failed to Respond To Court Order G'on.
rrrnin:: AIimOny.

DR.. John Marion l,dmunds. Young dentist
was adiuhGcd in contempt Of court yesterday
by Judge GilGersleeve Of tho Superior Court
for failing to respond to an order which re-
puirel him to show cause, why he Ind not
paid alimony to his wife, Ida ". Eimunds. ms
ordered by the court some months ago. The
dentist is SUN. his wife to have their mar
ringc nnnnlled on the ground tina; she was
insan. ut the tim" it was entered into. which
allegation she denies. pr. E,imnnds was mar
ri"d to Clara \. Cox. Il sister Of his present
wife. in nrccmh"r. iSstS SlI" died on Now ~.
lSS. tie married his present vii" in January.
1891. She AYERS that she WAS perfectly Sane
at the time of their marriage. although she
had previously been in The Elnnming,ialo
that tr" Lat May tho court ordered the
Doctor TO my his wife - per week pending
the tnIi: Th'T tn. d"ntist ,, has neglected t"
pcnred I" explain to the court why h. has not
paid her, aud hsnce was adIndg.d in CON
lore Edward jacobs us referee.
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HE MEANT no DISRESpEC7.
Lawyer II-inz. Hn.t-u- to Obey Justice
Ingrnhan,'- Demand tor mn Apology.

Lawyer Hetoze Hnsf~ps TO Obey Justice
Ingrahan,'- Demand tor mn Apology.
In an action of J.. A. Conn"ll 20 recover
$4,000 for alleged infringement of u trade
mark from Otto c. lleinze. the defendants
counsel. Arthur i. Heinze. moved before
Justice 1ngraham in the Supreme Court
yesterday for u dismissal of the case because
the plaintiff had not filed security for costs.
Connell's counsel said. although he had not
complied with tho order he was ready to
comply. Jus Ice Ingrnham said he would
deny tho mo: ion hut would impose $40 costs
against the plaintiff.
Lawyer H.inze said he ought to have more
costs ns he had been subjected to NOR" severe
terms when another client OF his was in "A
similar position before Justice Patterson.
I'll allow no lawyer TO use such language.
It's u dlsrespect to me-" said Justice lnCrahnm
meant no di-resrect to you. Judge" said
Mr.. iioinze. laying strong cmph basis on The You.
Its disrcSpect to the Court rs well AZ my.
self," said the Judge. and YOU viii have to
retract and express your regret for H..
II do. sir. do" said the lawyer !eavn: tho
court.
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HELEN ROEMER,S 1I,OEBLES
Also Entail Serions Ones UrOu Her He
trnyer, Heinrich Maschmedt.

Also Entail SeriOus Ones UpOn Her he.
trnyer. Heinrich Maschmedt.
Helen Roemer OF 4lG East Ninth street. n
governess, aged % years. has begun nm action
In hec City Court to recover 500. 600 damages
from Heinrich Maschmedt for breach OF prom
isa OF marriage. He is II manufacturer and
dealer in rcrfnmery at 81 Clinton place. Sho
ayers that they became acquainted in Janu-
Iromiscd to mako her his wife. and in May
i,,,ll her that he had ordered the wedding ring.
~ never kept bis promise to marry her. and
horn baby. He denies any promise to marry,
~" declares that this action il brought for
y" rurpose 81 h,nr kmal or to force him to
ml rv"r sinrr he ha' been conilne,! in Ludlow
hte'l NJ, being unable to furnish bull. The
east W!ll DO tried next week.
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the 1KIUMI.n or INGR41I1UDE.
Mary, the Generous, Probably VIII Never
PMy the Other MnrY,s Fine cnln

when Mary Fowler was charged in tho JET
ferson Market Court with disorLerly conduct
ana lined 90 two weeks ago. Mary Collins paid
her fine. Mary Collins considered the pay
mont in the nature Of 4 lonn On Tuesday
night the two Slarys me: IN West Third street,
and Mary. the creditor. asked Mary. the
debtor. whom she was going to pay that 81.
Mary. the debtor. said that sho hadn't seen II
:" Dill Tor month. There wore few more
words; and the Mnrys pulled hair and
sr.rratrlc faces until they were tired.
nrn 'hey turned in OPPOSITE directions. and
ehrh stated tn walk around the t!ork. They
r' ' Tnt tInk w tn" light where they had elt
son Market Court yesterday morning they
were re-, hncd - each. Mary Fowler produced Il
,n,,Tha''s tn bill v owe me-" shouted Mary
or Kin suo IT, city Guv'mert fer IT, then"
h o th ho other Maryns She paid tho bill
The other Mary look"i At lie r.tre,tinu flp-
nrS OF the woman whose fine size had paid u
ley weeks before am! Remarked:
AIN that u soak -
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Now the Ambulnnc- SURGEON IL Charged
with Stealing the BODY.

Dr. J. y. Gonzalez. m ambulance surgeon Of
ST. Catherine's Hospital. Brooklyn. has been
arrested on complaint Of Coroner Emanuel
Brandon Of Ne"t"wn. who accuses him Of
stealing the dead body Of n CARPENTER named
J"hn StreiHer. who MAS killed by fallin. from
the sch1olh Of the new Catholic church near
Fast Miliinlnshuigh Tho man died soon after
dent. 5" Dr GonHale2. without waiting to OBJ
IAN u permit. removed the body tn the dead
mar nom" IN ~ starr street BROOKLYN.
MS action WAS Il violation Or tho Nrwtown
health laws. llo wnrran, was issued by JUS.
ioie the Justice. DR.. nonzaie2 said he ihnurht
he had authority t, remove the body without
. permit. BERNARD Bo"hu, driver Of tho am
hulanoe Is to be arrested on tho Same charge
They will be examined to-day.
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SURPRISED.
AT THE OFFER OF FREE
TREATMENT
Made by DR.. Copeland
Last Sunday
HAS GIVEN PLACE To EAGERNESS
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE
OPPORTUNITY OFFERED.
The Public, InCreduIous at First,
Now Realizes What it Means.
Two Days Yet Remain of
the Free Period.
Medicine and Treatment Free For
Two Weeks
TO ALL WHO APPLY AT THE
COPELAND OFFICES
BEFORE NEXT SUNDAY,
THE 9TH INST.
Some of the Incidents Of the Free
Treatment Period During the Week
TO ALL WHO APPLY AT THE
COPELAND OFFICES
BEFORE NEXT SUNDAY,
THE 9TH INST.
Some of the Incidents Of the Free
Treatment Period During the Week
And One or Two Very PERTH
nent Lessons That May BE
Learned Therefrom.

Two days yet remain Of the rcrIod OF free
treatment at the Offices OF Doctors Copeland
and Gardner ut Is West Twenty-fourth street.
During the past week. since tho announce
ments made in the papers last Sunday. hum
dreds OF patients have been treated and sup
piled with medicines by these physicians: and.
according to the announcements made, not a
dollar has been received in return for either
services. examination. or medicine. and no
agreement TO .ako money ut any future time
has been made in any case.
In tho early part OF the week tho sentiment
IT ost apparent among the crowds who filled
tho Offices Of these physicians was one OF sur
prise and incrcduity. A largo number Of
those visiting the Offices came. it seemed. moro
from curiosity than anything else. They
could not realize that these gentlemen wcro
actually giving their services. their time and
medicine to all who applied without the slight
est conf cnsation.
lncrcdulous No Longer.
When. however. It became realized that the
printed announcements meant exactly what
they said. and that Doctors Copeland and
Gardner were treating the multitude ahso-
lutely without money All without pricN the
sentiment Of surprise gave place to one of
caGerness on the part of each visitor TO get
advantage Of !he opportunity for himself and
for his friends. Many who came early in the
week and placed themselves under treatment
returned later bringing with them friends or
neGhbors who were sick
Tho scenes during tho last day or two in the
spacious reception rariors Of these physicians
have been anon. the most interesting and
notable in the history OF medical practice.
The hearty expressions Of earnest thankful
th,< Ia
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The Magyar" Tunnel to he Finished on Sat.
urtlay.

hrTn.o. Nov. lin an interview to-day
,h1ef Engineer burbank OF tho Niagara Falls
4nh"l said that tho water powor at Niagara
vii. cost nfty PER cost less than steam.
We shalt practically finish our tunnel on
saturday night" hs said. We Shall l.uy, our
W'sl@n wheels in anG everything ready to run
~ early spring. say the fist week in March or
hothe rowsr used In Buffalo Is 5000 Bv orr
tr,oachiErry VIZ vii haze $4,000 horse powcr 10
WNtahsmit by electric cable and a5.OuO more to
sHe ia "thcr ways 80 wo VIII be able to RIM fha
"ho!r city Of Buffalo easily" A '''
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IN IGED MOYIER'S s7ORr.
She Says Her Dnuah ter wnat. to Get RID
OF Her After Taking Her Money

Mary Brennan. n poorly dressed old wo.
man. was taken to the bedford avenue
police station in WiliamsburGh on Tues
day night by her daughter. Mrs. jose
phlne Kenny of 152 North First street,
who wanted her held until her mental ccndi-
ton could he inquired into. Mrs. Kenny told
the police that her mother often wandered
away, and that the last me she left the house
she had $1,000 IN her bosom. When she re-
turned the money wns gone.
Tile old woman was locked up. and yester-
day morning sho was taton TO the Leo Avenue
Police Court and arraigned before Justice
Connolly. Mrs Kenny asked the Justice to
son,l her mother I" lnil Mrs. fireman told
Justice Connolly { hat tre year. ago she rraI-
out. She gave $4,000 10 her daughter, AIRS
Kenny. she said. "
all my money" she said. they want to put
me away"
She was discharged.
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The General Sessions Grand Jury learned
recently that tho farm for the insane cstab-
lished Ly tho Commissioners Of Charities and
Correction ut Central Islip had nsy.r bccn
inspected by u Grand Jury. so on Monday
they went 10 tho farm. They r.rorlod what
they saw there yesterday in !. uIu,rntmemi in
Judge Cowing. In which they Ia i'll Iart:
The members al the Grand JuIy w-:r ui,. ia mt,
fran their own OhsrrvntiUn tia with huru.y nm "
CCntIOn. all thu patients were cmr,ryed am. MI, a.
peret TO take their empoym'n. rAecIiu,ly aid
hsppy. $500
ii il the conclusion Of the Jury that III" Il, farm ,or
the cit' -linsanc IL wei ,nHnrd and wr ANN nj :.
tered Institutions l. - OF importance iIrU .ri,ufic
point 81 view successful eSaup"U I rIr, M
vance that has made III me hannah" ana srr,i.
tine treatment al the insane; II npirs,, Inr iury
FlsH instance o. u Jui!cous Investment wis.ly
rrunoG.ir Ally, ana thCi-ntF admins rrci "e e n.
I'D, Islip 10 b" credit We'll ia, pr,rd
Charities and Correction rs I" ih- great cry which
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NO GENERAL SrI:INE TE.
The RU'iJIn= Tr,I-s Apuroy" tho Action
,fthc ElcciricM On r.,",nr..

Union to bring about n general strike in all tho
building trades if III" contractor, iii not
yield to their demands resulted Yesterday in q
strik" on two luldings. IN neither was the
strike general.
resolution arprovns ii, ar,io, 81 tie II "a
tricni Contractors As ociiiion in II" EitNd
they have taken in the present ~tr,k".'
The E%rrUtiv" Commute" "t tn" I'oAri nf
Walking Delegates requested III" il"tr!ra,
contractors Assoc inti0n 20 receive tt"u. yrs-
torday and hear their statement. Ihi- WIZ
done. hut no definite Iroun-iri"' va. ipdl'ur
considered. Representatives Of tn N'Ge-
men = Union and Of iac ass"ti t'iun a." 10
mot again to-day.
The dcl".:n cs sag thry viii ., r' urI"rigI;
new strikes \ lockout via NOT l." u.,Gr"d
tractors nssocin'l" n iniuru- it thnt the ~iiiko
cannot he ended in any other say.
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COLUMBIA. pa!S Nov. 2.-John Il. Childs. 4
married man. did not rcciprocate the atten-
tions of young nGrnh J. Haddon. She offered
him last night u glass of milk. in which she
had placed stryclnjnr. lhilds took two swnl-
lows and. noticing tho bitter taste, refused to
drins II. Miss Iind,'on then took the glass,
and saying she would throw the milk 0ut,
went to another room and swallowed the milk.
tho girls mother. lie was III after taking tho
pUisOn, but recovered.
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MEDICINES
TREATMENT
F E Z ( {;
FOR TWO Weeks
10 All Who Apply Be-
fore Nov. 6.
TW0 NAYS VET DEMsIAl
In Which the Offer May DO Taken
Advantage CT.

terview years ago ia found in tho case OF Mr.:
benjamin J. Courier. Mr.. Cour;crs original
statement was uS follows!
Mr.. Ernmmiu j. Courier Is nm extra ticket
agent on tho 9TH av. elevated railroad. 10
resides ut l62 West ith 81. in this city. ln.,t
recent interview with the writer ne said:
For fifteen years hnvo been troubled with
catarrh. which soon became Chronic. md my
nose would stop up first OF one II t." then on
the other. IT seemed impossible to kc"n both
sides open at once, aud SO my. mouth did duty
as n BREATHING apparatus nstcad of ms nos
trilS There was sever" pain over my Dyes.
and feeling Of tightness across tho bridge OK
my nose. My head ach"d Frequently and SO.
verely. There was a constant dt"rn,ms , Tt
back part Of my nose.
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SheiI,!i,..'. H!de.

The Fourteenth street car driven by Charles
Sheridan missed tho swtcl. at Fourteenth
street and Broadway yesterday morning. and
tho horse ran down Broadway Policeman
Henry Graham OF the broadway squad noticed
that the. Gar was bowling along, on tho wrong
track Ho noticed also that tho driver was
clinGing to the GaenrOnrd. hardly able 10
stand ur Graham took tho driver to the JEFF
fcrson Market Police court. lie was too
drunk to talk and was committed for eXami-
nation,
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An Academia, Death IL. los Ye,r,.

hHAllE- Ind. Now 2.-Mrs Susan Shepherd,
sHel lN'' years, while still halo and hearty
h'e' hcr death accidentally last night at the
w gs'" ~ hcr. grandson in Bowlin. Green. Sho
SIN ,,inG IN room alone. reading. when in
ON ON hftic. and In an instant she Wa. rnvci.
nd - ,narlc-. Tho ilamr> cntried Itr lungs
S'!led nor cries, and slIo soon died.
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the REASONS
Which Underlie the Free
Treatment Offer.
1t Is Simply and Purely Matter of
Business Two Days Yet Remain
In Which All Who Desire May Take
Advantage of the Offer.

AS the period Of free treatment at the Offices
~ DIR. Copeland and his associates. ut II West
24th ST.. draws 10 n close. lust n word NAV be-
snid Of the reasons thut have actuated these
physician, in King this offer to the public.
tn" fact that since DR. Copeland left New York
three years ago Various methods OF treat
ment. and mnnydo"torS. and all sorts Of rene
dies have been pushed nron the public through
advertising columns. that claims. some Of
them modest some Of them foolish and i'm
the new paners. M. CDDrinnd and his asso.
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Dr. ra,Iner WI, Go to Rru,.c,..

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2.-lt was announced to.
day hat DR. Roland T. Fnlkner Of tho Wharton
School. University Of Pennsylvania, vii ac-
cept the place Of secretary to tho United States
Commissioners at the International Monetary
Conference in brussels. DIR. fakHer refused
the place last week. but was induced TODAY to
reverse his decision. OwiD. to influence
brought To bear upon the university through
Ssr'etAry Foster and Postmastor-Gen
Nananaaor.
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my appetite became poor could not rest
at night. and In the morning would arise
tired and pnrefreshr,i: Siy m@u,h WAS coated
stifr and sore NV hrenth was had. aIy senses
of taste and smell were bad. and my voice
sounded rs though was taking. through my
nose
Il had been doctorinG Off and on Cor this
trouble dur ing tn. past fifteen years and spent
Q great deal of money. but i did not get any
relief until these physicians treated mo. Si9rs
they have treated ne have made wCnGer::
me and feel strong. hearty. and wilt %i!'''' ''''
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Opposition to Hare i!ili.

bitter fight is being made ~ r,slGcn.e o.
G2ono Park against Harry II', wiz 10 rn-
dcavorng u obtain ~ I,rru-n 'aY d.. l. So u
in. Of the li"pne" are h,ir: eli = to- 'r
signatures. Hill hlS Hn ",I. 70 .e ',iH.
rnt, anu u is said II" rruia.-.t- ''...''s H!i-
place whether lIu obtains a 4l.H.'.-.,.. ..s.
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The Copeland Melica! Institute,
IS West 24th ST., New York.
Z +. GARbSEE. ". H.. H.; tn "s-". ing

Specialtes: Ca!arrh. bronchitis. Asthma.
and all diseases Of tho Eye. Ear. Throat md
Lungs. Stomach and Bowels: skin and Blood
diseases Eczema. hives. hlotrhrs. rimrles.
acne. rnGworm. letter salt rhcum; Eidnoy.
Bladder and Rectal troubles dianctcs.
Bright's. gravel. piles, assure. ilstull; rheu-
natism. neuralgia. lumLaEo. scrofuln. dyerop-
sia. chronic diarrhI4, dysentrrr. consumption.
dropsy liver complaint. IaUndire. -iardu!ar
tumors. and al! Chroni" Diseases.
OFFICE HOURS. . 4. W. to II::>o 4. ",
e TO 8 i. W.. to- y. NJ. sundays. o to Ia
a. NJ, to 4 nv.
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ANOTHER INSTANCE
Of the Permanence of the
Copeland Cures
And the Completeness of the
Results Under Dr.. Cope
lands System--Mr. Renja-
min J. courter, an Elevated
Railroad Ticket Agent,
Talks.

stu another instance in which one OF the
old time witnesses TO the success Of tho Cope
land method rea firms what he suil I'm an in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-03

Carl Vernon serving term at Sing Sing for
eiyn. str'.w Lail. when brought before JUS
tIce InGraham OF tho Supreme Court yestor-
day WAS rcmanded end his writ OF habeas
corpus was dismissed. lIs maintained that
his term. with allowances for good behavior.
has expired. hut he counted his term from his
lngraham decided that It began when no
landed IN. Sin. sing on Jan. I, 1853 Iio is
If hia behavior WAS good until Now III.
fn- ! c'""". express o. TIA" Shore Lane from New
VA males fr,ri connection al Ir ,iirnrc. wiih
cypress ifau lee hh'..G,. hauch' ste. Concord and
Olhtr .rLe,phl NV llaiMislEe iOin - Alr
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CURES THAT LAST.
Results Under the Copeland SyS-
tenn are Permanent,

AS Witness The Testimony of Patients
Treated and Cured Years Ago under
DIR. Copcland's llcthod--They Re-
affirm To-day all That They Said In
the Newspapers at the Time OF Their
Curc--Scxton Carpenters state
mont.
DR.. COPELAND and his associates do not. aftcr
the manner Of some alleg cd specialists. "put
catarrh to sleep"-that is. nllav or relieve the
symptoms and leave tn" insidious disease in
the system IL break out on the accession Of
the first cold. Theb cures are p,'1,anp,h and
inst,ug. They can refer to-day to thousands
OF patients treated and cured In New York
years ago and still III tho enjoyment OF perfect
health,
low by
Sexton Carpenter Of the Sixteenth
Street Baptist Church.
TIe says: MY interview printed years ago
was true. literally and exactly. and not mis-
represented or exaggerated in the least.
can reaffIrm to-day every word l said then.
ana add that the result has beon permanent
and complete The following is tho inter-
view exactly as printed:
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PHILLP9nuRG. o.. Nov. AT n meetirc Of
Dunkards here yesterday 200 OF those present
were male i' by "a, ng soup. into which
cro'oh oil had been malciuusy poured.
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-02
MEAN TEMPERATURE FOR THIS MONTH I.

Mean temperature for this month for p
years. ...-.....-'.... ..'o A'o
Total deficiency in temperature during the
Total excess in temperature since january
LIST. 30
Prevailing direction of the wind. W&NW 70
Total movement of wind ....... SOS6 miles
Maximum velocity of wind, direction and
date. Observation-Disclosures, mn, on Sd
Total precipitation Gnches) ......:. .2.27
Number of days on which oil inch or more
of precipitation fell .................... 8
TOTAL PRECIPITATION lin inches and hun
dredths) FOR THIS MONTH IN
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-02
Assessors Notice.

TVyHE inhabitants of the City of Deering and
i all others liable to be taxed therein, are
assessors of said city true and perfect lists of
their polls and all their estates, both real and
personal, which they may be possessed of on
may be exempted from taxation by law, and
each person will be expected to make oath, that,
to the best Of his knowledge, said list contains
brng in as ABOVE directed nav " eXpe aa no
abatement by the assessors.
The assessors will be in session at the follow
ing place., on the following days, to wit: At the
first second and ninth days of April 1892, from
nine to twelve a. m. and from two to five p. m.
to receive lists as above.
r. T. JONES, ! .ssossor, sc
J. W. G. ROBERTS, assessors Eesrirs OF
M. E. MOORE, Deoins'
Dated at Deering, March. mar2sdtapS