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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK.
NEWARK
JAMES a. CLARK KILLED ~ A RUNAWAY.

JAMES a. CLARK KILLED IL A RUNAWAY.
dispatch from Colorado springs yesterday an.
ro1nc.d tb, death Of James A. Clark In runaway ac.
ddcnt Mr.. Clark and his brother. Norman Clark, were
driving, when the horse took fright at electric car
ard ran away. james was thrown from the buggy and
killed and Norman was injured. The two young men
sDs OF the late James 4. Clark. OF Paisley.
land. and nephcws Of William Clark. treasurer o. the
Clark Thread Company. Of Newark. whose Offices are
on Broadway. New York. Tho young man who was
killed at Colorado Springs well known In Newark.
Three months ego James A. and Norman Clark came
10 This country from Paisley, scotland. James was
suffering from "a pulmonary complaint, and physicians
recommended thai lie should try the mountain air of the
far Western states. William Clark Yesterday tcle.
epphc 10 Colorado springs 10 have the body sent n
Newark. where II viii BIZ buried in the Clark plot nj
the cemetery II Is feared that The death Of James A.
Clark viii have fatal effect upon his mother who hs
been IN poor health FOR a long time. the Of his
fate following quietly upon the sudden death OF her
daughter
Thomas Laverty. his wife and three childrcn died n
fcw weeks ago. at their II NE In Newark. from
nal tnaft n-lc fever. william Ieadb, a. r. neigh
bcr nurscd the entire family through Their sickness.
After the last OF tn five died he returned his wife
ana two children. one OF his children died Monday
night from the disease. Mr. Lcdbcster ha, Just been
taken sick, and his wife und other child danger
ously III.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N sErslo:

Tie annual meeting OF the New-iork ana brooH.yn
Congregational Association WAS held y"s'eNas W wv
Rochester Avenue Congregational Chnrch. Inc He'
Howard s. BIS, was re elected moderator. A'c' wv.
Transaction Of routine business WPcis "c'o -,
ssdrosSss made The Rev " :. rford. Of fremont,
read paper uDon The Philosophy OF Congregational
sn" Church Experiences In Alabama "cr" r."
lsef BY the Rev f. H. Porter. one OF tn" assistants
Of Dr. Abbott In Plymouth Church symposium
upon Strong City Churches. Their Loc""oh' Ne'ho"'
and Relations to the Fight Societies" was oPhr" 'N
the Rev Albert T. Newton. OF the Rochester AVENUE
Church Tho Personal Conception o. thr "usF
Ministry" was discussed by the Rev DTS. t.p''' D.
lyman ". H. Lloyd. :. y. Halliday ana "'lc'"'
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coysAp's TROUBLE CHARGED TO His FRIEND

CONRAD'S TROUBLE CHARGED ~ MS f"
Ear,v Yesterday morning Policeman Lott, OF INC
rrh Precinct, arrested August liollmeier lie was
rsn.ochnc the sAcmakers shop OF Frederick oohrau'
a, No 90 rnion.ave. and when arrSigned beior
Justice Costing held for examination on chAs
n, burglary Conrad Wednesday last ut'rmP'~i
suicide BY Jumping into the East River from the Terry
boa, Idaho but was rescued and taken TO the Eastern
District Hospital. where he made two more a'N'hP's
on Its life BY jumping ont OF a third'a'ory "'"oo"'
lie was then put into q straltjackct, and then re-
fused TO eat saving that he intended 10 starve hih
self 10 death On saturday Conrad was taken Dcloo
Justle Goetng who remsnded him TO Jail TO have us
sanity INQUIRED into Holzmeier WAS once C1nrad's
lest friend and before going q Jail Conrad accused
Iolzm.i.r Of being responsible for oil his uoAb'e.
Conrad declared that Holzmcer had become infatuated
With Mrs Conrad and induced her 10 elope Win
him. They returned In q few weeks ana Conrad say.
uoyu.ier began TO demand money from him. ~
was IRIS trouble that is believed To have unbaansd
Conrads mind In the neiehborhood OF Conraus
nome n * said that Conrad could not avoid givlnS
Ho,meier money, because the latter had hypnouhea
b, and taken possession OF Mrs Conrad II Is SAID
that Conrad Is raving maniac In Raymond street jail
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Qitp Real estate for Sale

FOR SALE OR EXCuANGE.-Ci'y
nroD'tfv. a, Newark, Y. ]. 90 minutes from
N"W.fofk: - arre> 81 grouud. 'front.' ny
on Two avenues: l2.room hoI-. al modern
improve n'ert~. IA la'gc barn yOfif'y ~
bearing frult' Gail or address WM r.
WILSON. 10 W1il-S,. Now.York
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IlII.I>DAIE.

Robert Gardner Gry wears Cd. living NJ small
village Montvalc station. was found yesterday
afternoon Wing beside path beading from M" Pearl
River Road ~ HI, homo. frozen 10 death Gardner
wa last seen between q ard O'Clock Yesterday
n. ,riuc bv GEORGE blackwell and George N"vc. lie
was drums q the timc. and tf"y h'ir.f h!rI ut'
way toward his home. Tile mans body WIS found
Mt far from where thry lc him. lving In the snow.
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N COMPETE AGAINST THE SUGAR TRUST.

The Molenhau.r Sugar Refining Company VIII Dc
rn this week. with capital OF 81 100000. to compete
with the American Sugar Refining COMPANY i"c
new refinery Is al Kent and Division ayes ifoo"S ''
The refinery Is aald be superior 10 any o'hcr III "e
country. us capacity Will he 3."oo p"''cH 10Y
which re,rs q, bpsue.s~ of $4,000 II day. John
Mo,,enha,cr &c nrc,ideu, O. the company All The
ro: owned by members OF the Molenhauer family
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G1nnirn Real Cslnte for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONTCLhIE -Residcnce
properties Tor sole AID 70 let. laTg. saflriy
OF choice Ouildiu. sitc,. II BIS & TAY.
LoR' Heekmsn-st and Moniclalr
PROPERTY IA the Oranges y. J. "a
spccia,ty) some lafi3.n, ~ -llc r. l.
HAMILTON { co % Broadway. y. y.
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IvrSTCIlFSTER CDl'\TY

MOUNT VERNON The COngrsrat ona Church 50
clcty recently or.aniDd here. hrs purchased u Ate
for church building on North NIh'ha'".. at cost
81 81 900 The work Of building viii soon I've begun
The Rcv. H. T.. I;ucll 81 pa Tor OF the church.
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Gin ntal estate Go Get.

FOR RENT in Washington a CHARMING.
~ furnish d private hcuS'. corn'f. viii
cent 10 rcspon>Il l. IN'ties Tor month.
aeon or ve1r Photographs ani p,r;lcu-
ar, ~ 81, Wet l1th =.
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for Sails.

At REDUCED PRICES 500 second.
hand wood AID ron wCfA,hg ma ."ili-s
fuzzy guaranteed machinery bought AMI ~
changed. GlokIE Is. EDDY. 30 Mat.
.scn-s;.
MAGAIFICENT 81 600 p.Iight
p!Jno. 81 % lnr-'st sale repeating act uh
th''r rcnl, guar'hi,"d l5j West I'D.
MAGNIFICENT nAEGAIH; S;5l up
tcIe, finish, DURABILITY. l3j Wc-t 25c-,t.
Puppy. rs" month, oll impaired >'rr ari
dam. pr" SlOo Apply by letter - D. I.
n. Bon !oi. Ncw.Iork J.. -.
FOR SALE. -Bu,t.t and egg store aLo,e
7oth-st.. east sid" 5000; ar2aln - Lent
begins newt month no agents :. VI.
LAYTON. 22G Eat 3oth.st
FOR Furniture Of o,Ioor' Rat,
Including now UPRIGHT grand cabinet piano
any reasonable Gf'r Will D. accepted would
hc suitable iot couple .tartlng housct.'I
Ing ~ they corll remain IN Same fa'
Call after 10 o'clO X IA. J. HAHN 80
Wet iols'st.
Gocp Will aud i'ni;ur" for -li" oi
ion: always fuli good reasons for 'eillns.
fDNl hTlSFR. - IlolatIo t.
MUSICAL FOX. now. Swi,-. T.
ucifcct co., 800; sell Tor f30 need
money. 26j Broadway. Room p
sAFEs.-Psrgsln. In new. and -erold-
hand .nfr.. large st1rk - select nom no
continuation prices: safes repaired p. II.
GROSS fOG Broadway.
TAKEN ~ TRADE. Dilmoli. hlrc
white. ! M. a. $50. 90 q hs gain. l.. j.
LEVY. ljJ Fulton.st.. y. !.
- HORSEPOWER kolctt. cnt!me F..
300 candlc-powrr dynamo. United Ntdcs
Electric co. maker: vii s-ll az sarrllr .
" ATTN BROS. sOl O,csn.nVr.. Iri Sev
CITY.
500 TO INVEST with SERVERS IN
business that viii hring returns no 'rielf.
J. GONROI. $50 East Slst->t.
81 200 600 nEAI-rY'~ organs. pi no
fo,t,s 1873: agents wanted ailIoeu' re.
Adfrrs- DANIEL +. BEATTY. washing
tan y -
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Grip tl)anleO.

AGENTS and CANVASSEHS. male or
tau.,,c: e. 70 o. d,ly profits >ur,; eN-
Iorsnrc unnecessary 40 Hlh@ cI irrd
'&,u'i'e 'er;;er, gwen tWSf P-Wh,, ,os.a
eddi"-- j ~ y M 'D' W."
Conn.
AlLIADIFS o. YOUNi MEN wanting
ro r,rn - 70 -lD w.ealv. spare tn' OF
.tc,a, home emp oymcat. wo'k sent any.
Were hy MSl, nu conNaSslhg ho gl,
uain,!ng ~ humbrs. 0cdrcs- AUl AhhhLh
20. Fan River. Mass.
rIpLOYMENT Of all kinds quickly pro;
cuird s0i mrn. AMI meic rs ,,,i II.
NO 10 emIi, ycis b, the OLD I'LL hi'''
MiSli, NJ. AGENCY. sji broadway
FERTILIZER SALESMAN wanted b. a
WI p, ton,r large m,nuiactur r. Young
mann ,rq,nnt@d win th, fertilizer tia - ~
ONO Indiana EentuclN ana Nor,h@ln
rrnnc-.ee to ,cll to ga !ooo ,n,.na ,'t "se
'~n"ri,nrr. salary expected and iuil par
t,,ular, G.. r. Trihnnr ohr"
WANTED -M $40 90 pen month an I
...,,ns,. maid - rcw coDl sa'c>nirn . -rli
ut,r."ry STOCK. steady employment me year
rorad ~ ,uccc. -tul solrsnen:, address
MIA ref r-ncr- y. II. PATTY. Nursery
man. Geneva. y. Y.
NANTED-A man VINO horoGg Is under,
stands the lsb'F~f ~ H"Nlh-
.ilve, J-.ni.: good salary and -t"ady -
mon LELAND PLATINlM Phi LIT.
mo CO, AS P'nr..st. Cleyelsni. Ohio.
Females.
GIGL~ WANTED. ..-,
ABLY EDISON LAMP WORKS.
Harrison. y. J.
WANTED \ ialy Of culture. "ccus'
toned 10 trac iirg 10 Civ reading lessons,
ETC.. To a lady. Address NJ. I'Iouhr
once.
WANTED-A sultah- lady a. New YORK
ren,r. NATIVE 81 'hr Fresh \r and con.
Vule-rrut Home -. SuMnit y. J. Appl-
cants should address bv letter lKErRL.
SENTATIVE. iosto''ic" Bon 2lO. New
Yofhu. giving full PARTICULARS u, 20 resi-.
drmcr ag'. education. training. experience.
r"l' rene , sc
WANrED.-N thoroughly COMPETENT.
,trtng arG h,althv Protestant nurse. - 'lkc
ca:r Of three children ia Ia country. Apply
from 10 p. N. today at % Fast 22d.>
WANTED.-A hrst.cl,>s lady teacher in
singing; pric" V.Udrr1t". Adde'S fnll
pr icular-. NJ. Hov 10, Tribune Of,ce.
WANTED \ young lady vol cdrcr'cl
as sirnnCrnihrr and typewriter In "A dow 10
'oAn ;oil in. mouse. Address in handwr
nn II applicant. giving former "Nlericn. "
.ala-y EXPECTED. e,c.. TEAS, i. .. Boz
OF cffi.
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nliseellaneons.

PAPERHANGfNt. bos'. - ka',ou n
lrg ceiling. iOr room kalsOninint UIc .
guarantee. nr.f.class work. PAINTER.
pa Fa.' SC;h-st.
WANTED Rooms 70 paper with 9, Id
iap'r wide hor'el. - pc room. OWENS.
oyg We-t iJth--t.
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tUprH Wan.ec.
,AlnI.s

Males.
\ DETECTIVE. eight years experience g.
want. NnrN 20 furnish .c-ai 'Nldrie" loi
d!Nu-c.s oi ,nipruutiOI Of any Description
ADDRESS DETECTIVE. - Na'siu'>t..
i:Dom r'j. ---
\ GENlLENlA 81 cNrcr"ncr. ab,iIty.
ltc.c,L ,raHctig and Responsible '''"s u u
,lsS. 10 -itiun OF tIust o. agency Ia @h1 ~!
"a Interest lund f. necessary !sIclc'c .
IA, aqrrt. 90. Wull..t. Ioiin -.
Az ELDERLY MAN needs employ ne 1
"A, Moderate Ntg"> >iu.t tory lc.or nee,
yivcii. Adiio,, {. DcREhL. 1is / - me
Z
A NTSrttrAbLE. married man. lantcr
III, t,,ds would Ike .t'ady work Ia any
o,hcr business willing ard oblisine
FIRED TRENNER. 246 Easi s1th'st.
DANKING Young man (20. dcsIics
position 10 bank a., bookkeeer of clerk !;
highest reference, "A, 70 ,haractei and
nhiiity Address COMPETENT. Box ~.
Tribune ONCE.
roy IN wishes D. learn "a god tad. /:
ma 'iinist m. fcrr'd Atiass r.. JOHN
SON 10 Each Pace. B'oo8lcs.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 20 Set $40 Moon rises 30 Moons age 20
/ HIGH WATER TODAY
AM-Sandy Hook . 80 GOV. Island 3 o. Hell Gate 90
P.M-Sandy Hook 3 '0iGo Island 3 :33 Hell rs
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND 81 BIS Rip.
TIONS .Uk InE NI.w y DIX lklB.
UAE WILL BE RECEIVED Al Ilih CP.
COWS OtFILE.. No | az HoadNay -
door north of Ihirty.lirst.'t. and ADNEt'
EASEMENTS at the following ranch 81
fees "a oih-aVc.. -. cor. I'D. lJl
Oth-lve.. l51 Fourtb-a,e.. cOrni -Four.
iccnih ST i: go Thiri.aye.. corner Forty.
uIst.-t.: /. ,0s Flrst.aIe 100 West Forty
81 ond.st. l75 ColunDusAvc. l53 East
47th.st., corner Third-svc. 100 last l2jth.
st., near Tn ri-a,e. - Avenue A, .323
West 42a-st 40 Church-st.; 81 Third
ave. 1893 Third ave. 2.051 Ihirf-ave..
between 18th and ll3th sts.
In BROOKLYN at 90 Court-st.; 500 DE
Kalb.ayr 80 Be6fo'd ave, and 40 10
nroidway. up to p. M. at regular office
vAlNs.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
THURSDAY. JANUARY l.
FRIDAY. JANUARY -.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

TODAY.
Mails Vessel
Adri).ic Whit Star. Liverpool I'll OF m 90 m
bledam NetAmer Anstel Gam 10 80 M u 80 ~
Wet .IIlanl. Red Star ALt"tIp IL 90 N % IA
c " Of Wash gNn. NItCnba laNaui. 90 ~ , % NJ
THURSDAY. JANUARY IL
Trinidad Quebec Ecrmudg....-...-.. 90 m = 90
MOriyia IlanbuigAmc., Hamburg 90 ~
VI n Meier y I. Lloyd BciucI ...-..l9 Qju 3 90 = ~
Ieuturon y Y l. Il. POr.O Rico. 90 J 90 "a
SATURDAY, JANrAEY II.
La EourgoCne. French Trans. IIaVr.. 8 20
Orl,aha y Y & tuba Havana. xc...ll 90 IN 200
Ad ron 10 a. Atlas. Kingston &c III 90 ~ 90
Venezuela Red -. la Guayia, tc..ll 90 q m go I'm
StrVla Cunald Live poo. .......ll 90 4 o.
N,.adlrl Amer II go u Ia
BOLIVIA Anchor. Glasgow ............ % 5 90
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GO 10 Niagara and the wonderful ice iornia
,ions Take d. popular Niagara Falls special Of
New. YORK Central
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A.-VAN TASSELL & KEARNEY.


A.-vAN TAssELL & KEARNEY.
80 1870 lsc EAST I3rH.sr::
i2s; l23. 127. 10 EAST lsrH.sT.
SCROLL. ANTIQUE
Bi.OtGHAMS BROUGUAMS;
OCI AION PHYSICIANS
BHOCUilAMs 8RoCGHAMS.
BR0rGiIAMs
IN ALL THE
LATEST
DESIGNS
NEW AID SECOSD HAND: LARGEST
STOCK AND VARIETY IN NEW.YORK;
Low PRICES.
LAxpArs. Also oMxIprsrs.
COUPE KOCKAwAYs. LANDAULETS.
OCrAGoN KocKAwAYs.
DR.Gs. MAIL COACHES.
STlVE'y, PATENT NABOrTs.
WA"ONETTE>, PlIAET0Ns.
EVERY STYLE OF LIGHT or HEAVY
CARRIAGE.
ADJUST sell I'VE scryiceablc work
hoises; suit grocer. butcher. any business
also also Two Young chunky hor:es. years
Souna, gentle road horse; can show mile
10 to-day; hns not been driven IN six
Weeks will sell a. sacrifice. Sce owner.
STABLE. 500 Lconard.St.. come. Drag.
- - 't"''b'
FOR SALE.-A pair OF fine dark ira.
hoeany bay horses. clos" mated. H. hands
high. > and YEAR, Old thoroughly broke
20 ala Il, ta'.s: lnc Saddirrs and drivers are
very stylish foarles- ~ anything and war.
fante1 sound also a handsome pair OF bay
Shcilcnd pOnle'. good size. years Old.
close mates broke IN every way for chl.
ir"n fna safdlcrs and drivers, set Of
double ness. ard tvh--catci natural
wood surrey; all s. good Is rev have been
used by ladies and small child cn. Call on
" u. SNYDER. 5l4 Wyandott-st., south
Bethlehem. Penn.
For SALE.-A nrstrass two.sc1t
sleigh pole or shaft Apply 10 WHITE
SON. to,l Yard. - East l3ls'.st
HORSES WINTERED Warm .t1blcs,
zoo feed and careful treatment: earrings
stnrd !rce: city references. A. T.
MooHf, Genital Park. l.. L.
SMALL SADDLE HORSE worth $50.
blackboard hntncss all Tor 500. work horse
,,or So .or. two ,ct> Of ll2h; double
harness. 49,. owner leaving MARTIN,
BfVS.. Goi Ocoan.ave.. Jersey cry.
WANTED 80 900 600 people 70 send
FOR Firch'> ca-ra-c and harness cnt,loguns
largest assortment IN America very mod"r.
ate prices; don't paw srch eytrayngant
nric". To- harness and carriages es'al-
lished 1887. Address J. II. BIRCH. Bur
linetOn. y. J.
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Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup Tor Chiia i,r :,
,.ethina softcns gums. reduces ih.hua.pi,
Main cures wind collie and diarrhoca 20 cents oo''o
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Announcement.

r. & W.-The Tyronga link cun should DE
orn with our Yokena Notcxa collar J.. A W.
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FURNISHED Rooms.

49,. .-a - ---- FOL
FINE LARGE well.hcated room.
nicely decorated 81 West 2I-t-st.
A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM. with
bath. fos gent 81 80. l,i0j Park.ave.,
near s0th.st., r. FAUST.
IMPEROYAI. RESTAURANT. ~ West
.sth.st Handsomely furnished rooms with
bath.
LEXINGTON AVE, 81. Dear Grand
Ccntral Depot. Furnished rooms every Goa.
yeniencc. rcfcronce.
ONE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
front room bath sttachcd with o. without
board; reference, required. 2Gj LeNIng-
ton.ave.
Gru.AVE.. I72.-C on:ortably furnished
squire front room running water. gas, hca5
aud conN' ni"nce; gentlemen only; terms
moderate.
= WEST 33D-ST .-ilo hclor apartments.
elegantly and ne~l, furnished on suite or
slngly with or without private bath.
olTn ST.. q WEST Large looms,
newly furnished no. ami cold water suit
able FOR b,chclor apsl tment>. confrn cnt
0, al. principal hotels aud theatres and l.
station.
2.D->r. 10 WET .-Pryat. family. par
Tor and bedroom; modern Improvements
r'fe9encc> required apartment ; ci"'ator.
5sIi.SI.. O6 EANT.-To bachelors. large
second story furnished room IA nr>t-class
house. Win owner also hail room.
1877 EAST 2iST.ST. GrameTcy Park
Rooms cn suite and slngly.
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Buolucss Chances.

Rpig,.n. -I2 300 wi buy Ncw.tS. y. J..
oI~'rts a.d busir"s- o. - yesr- o,t.o.
she'd coal yard wos'h 5000 velr.
ilObyFN. 49, nro'drsy Room.
ATTENTION! BAR3AIN. $500 raI
81 '-fsb.'-h'd restaurant and iar!I' "-tI
AID nsn market: iow rnt HODGES.
- l'ro'Gr ~. Room ;
\ u >iEABLE bp.ir,., connection %
To-. -t,rliag fo- 'utsir-i-lue man vita
- % wiIl D. fafplallt .rn.Ider'd VII brli
Ia rsu- alto Particular, HOh'i -
Er1e lva'. Room ;
BOARDING. AMI LINLEA SIAELI d..
ine prosperous bu>.n't> 10 'hr Bedford
cl-ir.c ..".rsnt chance ~ q I've man. 30
9f'ut- al a. $50 I3r ave. n.tr De
kaibn''. bro' tlyu.
Fox Sale rhrec ,x.-J,lonlll, vllun' ir
lron ~. lr.-e' Oh N.fnlIilDu lipn Rang
Mlnns,o,,. LoEr sq~r,or 90 WY m'or.
pfoyrrt'r- thoroughly explored n.I,oal
COM .ct.i 70 mime al.6 cNWor.l god
lauc- go nniIrio todd Range. lnr lcpo. .
call 81 q. ANiil. Room 81. 100 Hr,ra.
wa. ~" ork ,iy
nAVL CLitAfs Win 5000 q. - oop
- lHtrs' with service. 20 sound c-tiD-
lishel huslrcs. IN IT, rft mo- ,chcr."-
RI LIN" 4 ARMSTRONG. 3, E,oahvny.
PARTNER o. Assistant w.nt"d l
established financial office ~ hl,h stand 80
ding lnt~stucnf securities .rll,us
plorcric,. 'tc. IINAN' iAL. Tiibpn-
on 20.
RESTAURANT Tor SAIL DOT u
GGth-s'. station 10 lr.,t,. lis Columbus.
AZ.
SPECIAL BUSINESS worth SD. eco
yearly. want. u0n vita 800 10 ass 2
yIinrlpal Income o. ~ 40 rpt hr rfi I'd
on iIr'' year SPEC ATTY Tribune Onirr
WAN itD.-A iHftn'r with capital q
from ? 600 t1 50 CcD % r.-lsf In establish.
NJ pct ~ ta9' ha- teen itfa'y sfln,~d
I'm vsstlD u'nts and r''!'r >l,.'h rati0L II
pat'nf a. he bad hr Gidr'--in. Nj. T..
|iIlI 81 Ea.' 5l-i -
WANT u. fls .ooo ou II = mort.arr at
a. p"f ."hf Addrr.s REAL ESTATE.
Tr,5unr once.
5000 ~pFtING. DNpITAL WANTED.
800 Pc ont profit ample security. Ad.
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that the men were forced 70 leave me TO
ny fate Another minute found me in
the hands of the advance skirmishers,
and they proceeded to relieve me of my
watch and money; but big. red-faced,
thick-set major made his way to me,
and, after friendly grasp of the hand,
he had my valuables returned and four
of his men detailed to take me back u
the field hospital, and by no means to
leave me - al was safely in charge of
a certain surgeon. mason and the ma
jor's friend. On the way h-.vk Jesse
Cage, of Nashville, was picked up. with
his leg broken, and placed in the same
ambulance. About four o'clock that
evening, as the wounded men lay on a
bed of straw in a large hospital tent,
Cage was carried out under the trees
and, as the tent flap was thrown back,
I could see him under the influence of
chloroform while the surgeons took his
leg off. He was soon brought back TO
his straw bed and with a shudder !
heard the bearers say: Your time
next" was placed on the table, ehlo-
reform was administered. and when !
awoke from slumber my dancing days
We're over and was hopeless cripple
for life.
Two days after the above / saw the
man l had fired at on the breastworks
walk into the tent, but, to my astonish-
ment, he was shot in the back part of
the jaw. Calling him to my bed,
found that he was the same man. and
his wounds We're explained by himself
thus: Il shot at Teller at the corner of
cabin and missed him, when he shot
me in the breast here" pulling open his
shirt, 1.-THE ball hitting in front on the
collar bone and knocking me off the
works. Some of our own cowardly fell
lows shot me in the jaw after had got
up" explained that was the "feller
that drew bead" on him. and explained
that the want of force in the ball was
due to the inferior cartridges used.
These two soldiers ended their war
here. The one that walked waited on
the one that couldn't walk, and they
two who had shot at each other would
have risked their lives in each others
defense. / cannot now remember this
brave mans name. He belonged to a
Pennsylvania regiment. The acquaint-
ance lasted only three days, but that
was long enough for God to teach two
erring mortals that brave men bore no
malice, and, as they grasped each
others hand for final separation, they
each breathed a sigh of thanifulness
hat 81 didn't kill you"
Reader, please pardon the apparent
egotism. We can only write what came
under our immediate observation. The
death and wounding of great men, the
victory and defeat of armies, have been
and will be told by thousand pens,
but there are none to tell these little
incidents except the actors themselves.
DIR. IL. W. Manson, in the Confederate
Veteran.