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The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-22
Judge I.ibbey's Funeral.

Services oyer the remains of Judge
Libbcy were held saturday. at II
o'clock \. NJ. The pall-bcarers were
Chief Justice Peters. William :. Badger,
Oscar HolWay aud Hon. OlVillc u. Bak-
err The Judges, governor aud council
and kennebcc har followed the remains
to the grave. The interment lninS IN For
est Grove cemetery. Nearly all the
state officers attended in "A body. and the
hag ON the State House tloatrd at halt
mast during the day, The kennehee
Bar met at 1870 "A. m, adopted resolu
tions and were in Attendance in body
4 special train from Portland arrived al
10. 30 a. M. bringing many distinguished
gentlemen.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-22
A FOOIhardy Governor.

Governor Waite the Populist chief eN-
ecutivc of Colorado has gotten for him
self reputation not in any way envia-
BILE among fair minded people and those
who believe in law and order:
A few years ago charter WAS obtain
ed from the legislature vesting the gov
ernor with authority to appoint the
police, and commissioners of the fire tie
PAL tment, in order, to remove these city
officials from municipal party politics.
Governor Waite has recently made re-
peated changes in the boards in order to
suit his own whims and to put them
party. The court ruled that he could
legally remove for cause. lie declared
that two commissioners of the police and
fire department had violated their trust
by unlawfully placing policemen at
gambling dens and appointed two new
commissioners in their places. The de
posed officers obtained temporary
Injunction from the conrt, restraining
the new commissioners from taking the
places. This Injunction was made per
manent after hearing in the question.
The governor after several days dellb-
Grafton decided to take City Hall and
forcibly dislodge the two officers and
called out the militia for the purpose.
The police department armed and equip
ped its force with repeating rilles, re
volyers aud dynamite prepared 10 resist
to the death.
Gov. Waite made requisition upon
Gen. MeCook, commanding the |. ).
forces at Fort Logan and he appeared
upon the scene with 600 troops and the
governor issued an order calling out
every militia company in the state.
At this iuncture it appears that GOV.
Waite consented. upon the strongest i'll
huenee of citizens being brought to bear
upon him, to get down off his high horse
aud agree to submit the issue between the
old or new boards to arbitration, and
thus bloodshed was avoided and proba-
bly, the governors own life saved.
Mrs. Waite appeared upon tile scene
at a conference of the chamber of COM
meree and used the most violent and
foolish language declaring THAT if She
had authority she would order out every
miitiaman in the State and lead them
against the city hall, no matter VII the
consequence might be. With clenched
hands she cried that the fight should 90
on until the last Nat. Guardsman i'll the
State lay dead on the pavement
Tie experience of Colorado with its
present Populist governor ought to be
sufficient for all time.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-22

The death Of Judge libhey causes a
vacancy upon HE Supreme bench for
which there i in the field good mum
Der of candidates, The argument i adj
vanced that Judge Libb"y being the
only Democrat upon the bench his sue.
ccssor should come from that purity.
Sewell G. Strouf and Augustus Moulton
of Portland. aud Robert +, Dunton of
willing to serve the state on the Su-
prcme bench aud \. Il. Savage of .Au-
burn, W. H. Fogler of Rockaud. Henry
c. Peabody Of PORTLAND. and E. F. Webb
of Watervile. are Republicans under
stood to be in the field.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-22
A Famous Wine.

The Emperor Williams present to
Prince Bismarck consisted of a dozen
bottles Of the famous Steinberg cabinet
ut the great comet year, which is the
finest and rarest wine in the imperial
cellars and remarkable both for its fra
GRANGE and fer its strength The gift is
worthy OF the occasion. for all such wine
is absolutely priceless, and it is prob
ably only 10 lie found in the cellars Of
the emperor and of the Duke Of Luxem-
burg, except far any stray hotties which
may yet be hidden away i'll a few coun-
try houses. The old Emperor William
sent half a dozen bottles of the same
wine as present to the queen in 1851,
and it was brought over by the EN-
peror Frederick, then crown prince,
himself. Finn Rhenish wines get more
and more scarce every year, for there
has not been really first rate vantage
since 1868. London World.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-22
County Tax

Clerk Of Coari- Braiucri. in accord
ancc With an Order 81 the court Of eoun-
" commissioner la. a--r- led the annu-
al tax on the several towns. plantations,
and unucorporated places in the county,
of Somerset. aud al-o lr tax ga timber
and grass on reserved lanl- for the cur
rent year.
The tax aggregates >l5.09D divided l.
follows; Towns, sl2.O2j.sO; Plantation.
and unincorporated place., s2,91s. - ::
Timber and grass. sG5.77. Last year
the tax aggregated sl3, 800.
l. Il
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-22
Highest Of al in Leavening PoWer-Latest { S Govt Report
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The best Salve Il he world ~ Cuts. Bruise
Sores. Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetteu
Chapped Hands Chiblains Corrs, and all SKIN
Fruptions, aud positively cures pies. ~ TO pay
required. J. S rgafal.een = give perfect salts
faction OF none .,audea. Price - cents pei
box. or sale ~ L iaa3 !. Patel.
He. "t.ge ms s. - Won't Yous' -.
hesitauue't y ! Nil. Sou won't e.,s
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The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-22

What difference there is between
talking and writing! 1t Is mighty duh
correspondence where one person has to
do all the writing, but it is no unusual
thing to find person whose idea of pei
feet conversation Is where he does all
the talking. Boston Traveller.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-22

\ lively Republican in town has been
ailording himself some amusement of
late in making inquiries of Democrats a.
to what Cleveland will do with the
Bland bill. Some spoke up promptly
and stated positively that he would veto
it, others prophcsied he would sign the
bill. but the greater number thought
he would allow the measure to become Il
law without his signature which is equiv
alent in effect to approving the bill.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-22

Harpers Bazaar for this week an
nounces thrilling story by Walter Be
SAINT. called sln Three Weeks. and an
article by Mr.. Candace Wheeler en-
titled Color in House Interiors, treat
ing of walls and ceilings.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-22

When girl talks about a certain young man
being perfectly horrid,' it is time to look out
for the cards
The evening world., 1894-10-04
ANT|-BUTTL|NG MEN IN COURT
Decision Reserved on Their Motion
to Compel Enrolment
Anderson Says Buttling Couldn't BE
Elected Constable Now.

Justice Smith, In the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn. heard the argument OF Law
yer John A. Anderson this morning for
an order to compel Sheriff Billy Buttling
TO admit into the ranks of the Republi-
can organization OF the Fifth Ward n
number of voters. The men, II liz
claimed, were refused admission to the
organization because they were opposed
to Buttling.
1T les very necessary, Your Honor
said Lawyer Anderson to the Court,
that this matter should be decided this
afternoon, In order that my clients may
attend the primaries tonight and defeat
Buttling."
Judge Brown in looking over the
papers, struck out the application of
Joseph Dams and John Mullins because,
he said. they had not made formal APP
pication for admission into the organi-
cation.
At this point Lawyer Anderson broke
In and said that Buttling was the lead
by carrying a majority of 1900 votes
when he ran for Sheriff last year.
IF Buttling ran for constable now"
said Mr. Anderson, 80 bitter IL the feel
ing that he could not possibly be
elected"
Lawyer Hugo Hirsh appeared for But
Ting and opposed the motion.
Justice Smith took the papers and re-
served decision.
The evening world., 1894-10-04
TO PREVENT PERJURY.
Judge McAdam Strongly Favors
Especial Divorce Court
He Says there Is Crying Need for
Such a Tribunal.
And yiolators of Their Vows Might
Then BE Punished.

Judge McAiam, OF the Superior Court,
to-day announced that in his opinion
there should be special court esta5-
lisned in this State for the hearing and
Investigating Of divorce cases.
There is a court OF this sort in Eng
land, an dthere is crying need for one
here" said the Judge.
There is no branch Of litigation"
continued Judge McAdam, where there
is as much perjury as In divorce ac-
lions. In nine cases out OF ten. both
the defendant and correspondent are
willing to swear to anything.
THE Sanford divorce case, in which
/ rendered a decision yesterday. was
the most remarkable case / ever knew
to come before a court. and is an ex-
ample of the extent to which people will
perjure themselves in divorce proceed
inggs ...,,,.,., u,oo,a, !,
vorce court would, to a large extent, do
away with much Of this perjury"
During the month of September Judge
McAdam had thirty-three divorce cases
before him.
To-day Judge McAdam disposed Of the
cases on his calendar early and retired
TO his private chambers. He had been
there but a few minutes when lawyer
who had a divorce case on hand called
on him and wanted him to hear the
case. on the plea that Judge Gildersleeve.
who was sitting In the Special Term,
was busy.
II will not hear the case" said Judge
McAdam. when l am in Special Term
! will hear all such cases that come be-
fore me- but refuse to do so unless they
come before me In the regular course.
There has been considerable discussion
among judges as to whether there should
not be a law by which people found
N1l Nla.N-
In divorce action could be punished.
Judge McAdam said to-day that under
the present system 1t would be very hard
perjury already mentioned, but that with
q special divorce court II might be poe
sible to put such a law into effect.
The evening world., 1894-10-04

A a a 4 A A -. A \ -
4 ,aml.y VIII sell at great sArringe the entire
contents Z their residence for less than one-thlrd
cost, the furniture liz nearly neN AMI consists Of
t~p superb Iaflor suits. made 70 order covered In
the tH~s' SIX trOcaies. cunVertaripu and side
chairs - match odd pieces and rockers n h cabl-
nets. iAh.es. peiestals and stands hne Imported
1.i-paruns', rare and costly marble. bronze and
b.sque figures, bus;s, groups and ornaments for
rAbInets and mantels clock sets. lace curtains
ID'tieres. tspestfIes, grand car, cd-las dining set
comprising luTe'. extension table hairs ana
lounge lu best embossed leather, tableware. a.. .
eight folding beds couches. hair ami spring mat
iresses. chamber sets ohir3niors. desks. bookcase
over jy0 yards y m1Guette and BrusseI. carpets
rugs y VIII sell In lots o. suit purchasers
cal at private resiiease, III West va st
ALL FINE FURNITURE; first class private
residence: richly covered SILK brUCade parlOr
suit, $40, paintings, cabinets bronze, magnifi-
Gently carved full-siZe mahogany upright plano,
-liJ; grandfather clock, pOrtiercs. oak bed.
room suits, elegant hand carved oak sdebuard
leather chairs, CHINA closet. beautiful velvet car
pels 80, almost new ; sell separately; short
lime used. l5s West bath NJ.
ATTENTfOS-Contents o. private house sold be-
low cost magnificent upright plano. elegant
psrOr SUITS. folding beds. bedroom and dining
room suits couch.s rockers. mirrors. &c. al
most new: seen Sundays sell separately. los
East 18th at.
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MASPETH ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK, MASPETH, Oct. A.
Following are the entries for this after
Moons races:
First Race-Half a mile and seventy yards
Laughing Water owen Golden H. Excelsior.
Cherokee. Blackjack. Lisbon Maid. lo2 III. each.
Second Race-Fiye furongs.-Siberia, us;
Catoyen. liz Sharon, Tommy Tilly, formerly
Sallle Byrnes colt los each; Dorcas L.. Canada
Jack l05 each: Ben Hood gelding 90; May
Irving. % h.
Third Raoe-siK furongs. -Plunderer H., 1873
Soprano ia; Frank the Jew, ContraltO colt,
Ill each White Star, lOs; May E., The Bully,
Pocahontss, Enfield l05 NJ. each.
Fourth Race-Six furlongs-Frank r. HART,
100: Pagan, Little Bravo 80 each Marie Lowell
Con Lueey. ~ each; Clara BeAe, IS. Carnaite.
" ID.
Fifth Receive and half furlongs Imp
Holyport. lO5 Frolicsome Lass. lO2 Trim Ken
tueky Lady, 81 each; Wang IS, Clansman, 92 h.
Sixth Raee-Half mile and seventy yards
Simplicity hlly l02 Mamie stark. SO Del Pasa
%: Tom Brown. Boonton. Adalgisa geding. %
ID. each
The evening world., 1894-10-04
For Sale.
SEWING N1CHIyEs-wlil,o

SEWING MACHINEs-willeor oibbs Au-
tomato. Domestic. New Homs. white, Singer.
Davis. Household. the well-knoWn Kruss. SIS up.
god second hand sewing machines from $40 up;
Ter cash % monthly payments; we exchange, rent
and repair all kinds Of mAchineA kRUsE
MFG. CO., iA East iith At. and 200 Grand st
SOLE RIGHT to manufacture patented machine
that Is practical and useful. already sold 10
many 1ties death cause for selling. NORTON:
boz % World.
sTUD-NaEnIfcent solitaire diamond stud pavnei
az simpsons for $3.50 BY sporting man Abso-
lutely perfect, unable 10 redeem. ticket sold
cheap o., box lI World
TWO LAMSOS check registers hrst-clAss order
rs. retiring from business Address BAR
GALS 7f3 9Th ave.
TNFEWBlTERs sacrificed; largest stock; quick
est reliable service. satisfaction guaranteed
rentals lowest; repairs free the old, reliable
house. telephone connectiJn. TYPEWRlTERS'
HEADQUAkTEHs Is Liberty st
TYPEWRITER BARGAfSs-Cle aper than ever.
standard machines $50 to $50. send for samples
shipped allowing examination: rentals. 81, -
Consolidated Typewriter Exchange. 245 broadway
VICTOR BICYCLE, 93. Tor sale cheap. In good
condition. WHEEL box IL World.
WATCHES diamonds iewery and hlyerwMe on
easy instalmenis delivered FIRST payments
DAVIDSON. u East i25th ST
WATCHES. diamonds. jeWeiry: easy instalment
payments 81 weekly delivered FIRST payment
EXCHANGE WATCH CO. 2I7 Broadway.
The evening world., 1894-10-04

CAMDEN. N. j., Oct. 4-Chares W. South
wick hanged himself in a shed attached to his
home at Haddonheld early this morning His
wife found his dead body suspended from the
rafters and II down by neighbors
southwck was an invalid. the result OF a sun
stroke.
The evening world., 1894-10-04
MISS McCABE'S

DANCING ACADEMY classes nJN forming At Il
Eas' 18th st between 18th ave and Broadway.
Glasses every afternoon and evening. private its-
sons any hour. 81. waltz guaranteed In sir pri-
yate lessons. = lessons. 81 quarter, q Lessons
s. lady ami gentleman assistants.
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
EVENINGS SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
Beginner at any time. Day and evening
Special and individual attention given 10 those
Learning the walt also the new ami fashionable
dances Including stage fancy AM character.
4 BRIEF CIRCULAR OF Mr. HDWES SCHOOL
WALTZ OF TwO-STEP GUARANTEED Ia 6
IrtyAt. lessons FOR s.. NUUNG Dr OLD thoroughly
instructed individual PRIVATE LESSONS day or
evening 81. Circulars, 10 L. i2d st, near MadI
sDu
The evening world., 1894-10-04
LONDON LOAN co,

has unlimited amounts to loan M o PER CENT.
to reliable parties temporarily embarrassed, on
furniture, pianos. without removal, storage ware
house receipts or other securities; confidential ;
easy payments; New York and Brooklyn. Cali
before going elsewhere. S53 Broadway, corner
l4th st, room 10,
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NO EXTRA CHARGE.

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messengers will answer your call
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Dancing Academies
I.EINox
Dosty. ISe a hn>: s,.,day. .,

Dolfl. Ibc- Q NV oN7'uHT' ~
IENo&
Correct g,Ide WALTZ GUARANTEED. 8 ~. tly
private Lessons So any hour at pupils con
Ven.eure with musicj. Herald Thorough. re
liable tahoal expert masters also lady teachers
new rapid waltz method MAKING failures also.
luteiy impossible. CLASSES even Afternoon and
separate private Instruction In waltz and latest
tashiyuAt.e dances Adults and children classes
i1rrulnv Circulars RECEPTION Wednesdays
Aal Saturdays
HIGHCLAss STAGE DANCES.
Largest school ~ the void. EVER style
.agFht --latest novelties. Even pupil enEaE-i b.
pay by instAlments Avoid being defrauiel.
Success guaranteed. Pupils -Rialta, Amy Null
Ter Baby lola. Little Esteila Ferera BABY sp-n-
The evening world., 1894-10-04

A.. A-KSICKE RBOCKE Err Conservatory,
Waltz - West lIth 81. Waltz
Taught Thorough school for dancing Taught
IiApidly Classes now forming; circulars Raridly
AID NEwBERGER. 22s West l25th At and 1856
East 72i st-wsltI and latest dances. circular.
CARTIER DANCING ACADEMY s West 18th st
Private lessons all hours; new classes forming;
waltz taught rapidly; private classes attended
in or out town.
DUMAR's CLASSES-s lessons monthly. 81;
Monday, Thursday, DOC each: best waltz teacher;
open SUNDAY. 3I2 West Both At.
MURRAY HILL LYCEUM DANCING ACADEMY.
sith 81. Sd ave. opening reception Thursday.
Oct T.
SAUsE's SCHOOL FOR DANCING.
ADELPHI HALL. b2d 81. and Broadway.
ALL THE LATEST DANCES. Circulars
SOCIETY AND ARTISTIC DANCES combined
with Delsarte's system George Walters. d.
rector. DAHLS COLLEGE, l25 East Esd st
THE MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY, Ameri-
can Theatre Hall. i2d and sth ave. building
cost a million dollars: large hall; everything
now elegant and elaborate, Otis electric elevator
electric light, steam heat, modern building abso-
lutely hreproOf and Is without doubt the finest
dancing school In the country, thorough and ei
fectve system OF teaching; private lessons In the
waltz our great speciality; class lessons, 81 "a
class lessons Sc: waltz guaranteed in six private
lessons. with music, s.; receptions Wednesday and
Giass All other evenings; afternoon classes Tues.
days and Saturdays. g. 30 I. N. American Theatre
Hall to let for balls. receptions. &C. reasonably
II.
WASTED-Iadies to learn skirt dancing for
grand entertainment; Instructions free. DOB
son. 1882 broadway, corner mth ST.
FEHNANDOS ACADEMY
1902 East b5th At. UIhnk BuildlngDi prices reduced .
four lessons, 81, private lessons at any hour. 81.
Class tickets used al convenience Of pEpils waltz
and all fashionable dances taught rapidly.
RECEPTION EVERY TUESDAY EVENING.
STERN AND MRS EIsEMASN. s33 "a ave-
private lessons waltz, So. open daily. Sunday.
STEINIGERS ACADEMY,
Renwlck Hall seth st & 81 ave.-Adults and
ohlldren's classes forming. circulars.
The evening world., 1894-10-04
LOANS! LOANS! LOANS!

TO any amount at per cent to merchants. manu-
facturers and reliable parties furniture storage
receipts and other securities, without removal
MERCANTILE LOAN 4 GUARANTYG 90.
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sn<. Third and Subsequent Tues, 500 Per tfA<
No exzra cAarpe on SuRdava
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I4TH ST. LOAN co.
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The evening world., 1894-10-04

wooLwHB SCHOOL TuilAhoma. fsnn.-
Ninth year; . home for boyS and young men;
school nov open for StudentA
The evening world., 1894-10-04

LOANS on furniture without removal easy pay
ments; confidential. 1875 Fulton st. room %,
Germania Building, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-10-04

BICYCLES Just one third OF usual price; quantity
OF Unions. sterings, Raleighs. Majestics, Well
ingt"ns &c. pneumatic tires. guaranteed new
and perfect. be and call on us before buy
ing elsewhere, ladies'. boys and second hand
wheels at unheard-of prices. HERALD co. spot
cash housed ia Nassau st, Post once.
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Good viii q Interes. for Sale.

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LINCOLN IND. & q, ASSN,
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LOANS made Immediately on furniture in use
no removal, Inconvenience or publicity; S25
only. TERRY, 424 East Saith ST. private house
open evenings
The evening world., 1894-10-04

1000 WANTED for . years; secured by second
mortgage on het In Brooklyn. Address p
SCHNEIDER, 1855 De Kalb ave-. Brooklyn.
bond and mortgage. BEzUDoIN. boz iaa
World.
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SAFES, new and second hand; jsVsllsrs' pava
brokers, once and house safes; cheap.
J. NJ. MOSsMAN. u Maiden lane.
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years guarantee; also q per month. HAS
BRoucK. lss West 13a st.. ground door store.
near eth ave.
The evening world., 1894-10-04

DIAMONDS watches, lewelry. o easy terms
representative viii call with samples
JOHONNOT BROS 80 Maiden lane.
DIAMONDS watches. icwelry; credit extended
representative Will call with samples. Syndi-
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The evening world., 1894-10-04

A-BARRooM OUTFIT SECOND HAND. AT
HALF PRICE. 75s broadway
ANEW ladies' and gentlemens bicycles, first
class makes. cheap, bargains. lG2 East Both 81.
The evening world., 1894-10-04

| MONEY in amounts OF 800 under loaned on
furniture in use to respectable parties; reason
able; confidential Inquire ll7s Gates. Bush
wick ave-. Brooklyn.
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Every American Dist. Tel. Office
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MONEY TO LOAN at q per cent. on household
furniture, pianos &c; without removal strictly
confidential and reliable; very easy payments.
DAYTON: room ll5 Arbuckle Building Fulton
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-12-17

DR.. Blanks little daughter Margar-
ct, whose doll was suffering from an
attack Of s'teeth trouble" informed
her grandmother that she was very
anxious, and that she had taken the
baby to papa's office for medicine.
"And what did papa say?" asked
grand mamma. ''Was it aconite Or
belladonna?" "He said, Three dol
lars" replied Margaret, graveIy.
"Miss Mary's done gone back on
herself" said the kind hearted color
ed women to an inquiring visitor.
'sShe don't sense nothin' o-day, and
the doctors don't seem to have no
opinion of her."
Little Ned was much interested in
two black bonnetted nuns who fire.
quently passed his house. He was
told that they were good to the poor,
and especially kind to the little child
rem under their charge.
ssI shouldn't think they ought to
call them nuns, if they're SO good"
said Ned seriously. "Tisn't fair to
call 'em nuns I should think they
ought to call 'em somes."