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Zeigler Shoes for style and fit-wiIl
please you. They hold their shape. At
s. & {. WATkINS'S.
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Notice..

STANDARD SEWING MACHINE CO.f
RICHMOND, VA. Feb ?, 1894
All persons are hereby notified that Mr..
mos. Ousby is not our agent for the sale
OF machines, or for the collection of money
due thereon from and after February End,
1891.
STANDARD SEWING MACHINE co
feOSH 5. B. Lucy, Manager
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When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss. she chung to CasIoria
When she had Children she gave them Castoria
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Itch on human and horses and all an
mails cured in 80 minutes by WoolfOr d s
Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold
by Melville Dorsey, druggist, Henderson,
N G. fpb03
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If you wish your coats, pantaloons
and suits cleaned or repaired, you can
have it done in the most satisfactory
manner by taking them to Jas. A.
Green, in the Burwell building.
See big stock children's shoes-75 cts,
81. 90, $1.25 and 81 50-hats, cravats,
shirts, &C., something new and good, at
WATkINS'S.
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Notice

Rl VIRTUE OF POWER CONFER
AIred upon me by deed of trust executed
Ivy r. Nj. Walker On the .th day of sep
TENDER 1857, which is duly recorded in
Vance county Book l3. page isi. shall,
ON MONDAY, THE ETH DAY OF
MARCH, 1894, sell, at public auction, To
the highest bidder. for cash. at the court
house door in Henderson. n c. one lot
of land situate in Henderson. Y. G on
which is erected brick prize house and
bounded as follows:
Begin at an iron stake, JAS A. kclly's
corner, on the Northeast edge of lIornrr
street, and runs then along kelly's lire
ii, r 1897 feet To an iron stake kelly'S
corner in the middle Of ditch then up
said ditch : -, f SOL feet 10 an iron stake
in said ditch, then ) II w II. feet to an
iron stake on llorner street. then along
said street 80 W So. feet 10 the begin
ming.
Time of sale, Monday, March l.. lSal.
Place of sale, court house door, lIender-
son. n. &.
Terms, cash
This Sth day of February. 1894
ID. Y. COOPER. Trustee.
y. Z. Iollcoffer, Attorney.
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Drowned at FOx's Mill.

Hair and spring mattresses-arg
stock at low prices-at WATklNSS.
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OF Course 1t Does.

Just received n ear load of Prime Seed
Oats. Call early and supply yourself.
III. THOMSON.
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For Low Prices

On Lime, Laths, Shingles,
Doors and Windows, call on
John B. WATKINS.
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Wanted.

A few men who are willing to work if
we'll paid. This means money to the
right man. Apply to or address at once,
J. p. THOMPSON,
District Agent Singer Mfg. Co.,
Henderson, n. c.
febS-4t
See those beautiful parlor suites just
in at WATklNSS.
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Gz:324l1a.tt.::s4zz d, .,z4zzzzn7Sso
~s2a<Izg TALK f
Z OF THE TOWN p
LOCAL LACOIICS PICKED UP HERE AND
THEREBY OUR EAGLE-EYED
REPORTERS.
Henderson Lodge, No. 22o,
L. Il NJ
\. r. Z Z. VI.

Meets fist Tuesdays in ZACH month at
SO p. m, and third Tuesday nights at
: %. EraNiS Hall
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TESTIMONIALS published in

. behalf of Hoods Sarsaparilla are
as reliable and worthy of confidence as
if from your most trusted neighbor.
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Seed Time.

!! n ! U
oAln HAVE ON HAND
KE 2sS11IiSa L and am receiving a
lNA complete line of FIELD
XEW>S@ AND GARDEN SEED
3V\ HlkE Buist's Celebrated Prize
NzNE,iLR Medal Stock are my lead
N&$ ers. Ferry's and Cross
mans also on hand. Any
kind not in stock will he ordered In any
quantities without extra charge. Onion
Sets, Irish Potatoes, Glover and Grass
Seed, at the lowest cash prices.
Thanking my friends for their generous
patronage in the past. promise them my
best efforts to merit a continuance.
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Equitable

A method which guarantees
all the protection furnished
by any kind of life insurance,
and i'll addition the largest
cash returns to those policy
holders whose lives are pro-
longed, and who then need
money rather than assurance.
For facts and figures, address
w. J. RODDEY, Manager,
For the CaroIinas,
ROCK HILL, S. G.
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Can
You Read
The Future

Do you know what your con-
dition will be 90 years hence?
Will your earning capacity
be equal to the support of
yourself and family? This is
a serious question, yet, YOU
could confidently answer
eyes" if YOU had a twenty
years Tontine Policy in the
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Time inchI2 in. :: in, he.l1sc, l col
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Meets the second and fourth Tuesdays
each month, at 10 Il. m.
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s>~0b~ -

Parker's Coughine for coughs and
colds
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tsst Siq-.
ELDRIDGE ST., 22T-Furnished rooms to let.
housekeeping or gentlemsn
IRVING PLACE. a3-Larse. nicely furnished
ROOM I'd floor: also front hall room. 81 so.
IRVING PLACE, %, near Union squAre-LArgs
and ANAL furnished rooms ballroom ,250,
LEXINGTON AVE. s7s. minutes from Grand
Central-Largs 4 ANAL rooms. newly furnished;
every eonysnisnee,
LEXINGTON AVE. ,739-Nce furnished rooms;
all conyeniences also back parlor: privilege Of
front parlor.
LEXINGTON AVE. ,i53-Choice several rooms,
large small; also suit, suitable for doctor or
gentlemen.
LEXINGTON AVE, iss-Niceiy furnished rooms
for or Eentlsmsni parior noori references
LEXINGTON AVE, bS6-Furnishsd roomsi house
newly furhishsd: reference.
I'd ST. &s-Furnishsd single a double rooms 10
let with gas bath. Bell g.
I'd AVE. las, near 9Th st--Niesly furnished room
light housekeeping or gentlemen.
I'D AVE, 78-Nicsly furnished housekeeping
rooms, - d ~: rooms for z gentlemen, 81 Do
I'D AVE. lS4-Two nicely furnished rooms, con
nectsd, Tor two gentiemen; also small rooms
Sd AVE. 1864. LIST nooF-smalI large rooms 70
Let; eonysnisnceA
3D AVE, l33s-JsI door, 2 rooms, for light
housekeeping; all conveniences; rare oppor-
tunity.
9TH ST., 23o T. between I'd ave, Bowery-
Nicely furnished front parlor other rooma
9Th ST. 70 Z. /. near "a aye.-LArEe = small
furnished rooms. with board' ~ 90. sa
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furnished Rooms to Let.

One 1sme, roc per hrs; Second Tine. Tic. POI
ltAe; THIRD 0ad SubsegIza 7fm<S ISc pr hne
No ortya charge on Sunddya
Bsep HoHdoy and 7hursdoy unta Sept IS ptz
Be THE WORLDS "HOU>E AND HONE
DAYS" Az advertisements Of foe lines or ioss
under 0fs CLASSIFICATION appearing tn he Sunday
and 7hursddp WORLD W1 Be repeated IN ne
EVENING WORLD for AoAdav aad 7l.rsdas
nee Of ehsrvc
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TENoGRAPHY-Private lessons given in short
hand by experienced stenographer and teacher;
lessons in course; lessons given at pupils resi-
|ence II desired; day or evening. Address
Miss BARR SO East 22d st.
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cHooL FOR BOYS. "a WEST 4oTH ST.
W. Med. HALSEY, Phi. d.
Short lessons thoroughly mastered. Reopens
Sept rs. 1894 or one hundred and
red and seventy were admitted without condi-
ions Special honors and prizes taken in three
blleges this year by boys from this school.
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west side Gath TO SD st. private fAmilyi
IS. 90 p. box 302 World, uptown.
GENTLEMAN, wife . children, 2 L 3 Year,,
want board, Brooklyn or city: large hall
room; particulars 4 lowest price. Permanent.
box 526 World, Brooklyn.
GENTLEMAN desires meals with needy Amsrt-
can widow; email children not Objectionable
Address Farmer, box $50 World.
GERMAN YOUNG LADY wants board, incinG-
ing washing. In respectable American lln'!y.
Il. box All World. uptowa
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Board Wanted.

ESzy Wednesday vnha Spa 10 81 b fHB
WORLD BoARDERS DAY" Al sdsss
hse~snh uad<r thu edssEeatoR appearing h ~
HIedAssday morning edition Of THE WORLD -
X repealed IN Tie EVENING World he sams Do
lfes Of Charge
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Flats and Apartment. to let.
Observation-Disclosures OF ,,s,h Street.

Observation-Disclosures OF ,,sth Street.
18TH ST., Ia w. TO let, flats, 3 rooms h
bath; heated private halls; $22 to SIS per
month. Apply TO manager.
l4lsT at. 7TH AVE, northwest corner y
rooms, steam. heated, ESQ, $SS, BARNETT,
Il 125th ct.
I6VTH 81, W. 4, q St Nicholas ave First. class
steam. heated fats OF ~ r1oms; rents from
$35 h upward
MOUNT MORRIS APARTMENTS. 10 a IL L. lSoth
N-l0 large rooms all light with modern i'm
provements: rent II 900 steam heat hot 4 cold
water; elevator service all night: superintendent
on premises,
SIX rooms a bath: steam heat;
rent t25 e. SIS.
ANA 81 NlrhnlAS ave. near lA1d at
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Flats and Apartments Wanted.

fIsts ana apartments wanted.
unfurnlsheo-
APARTMENTS for light business & living on
west side wanted. Address with particulars,
27O W. 23d at.
COUPLE. no children. desire rooms, improve
ments, in private house. Brooklyn, not to ex-
coed SIS. Reference. 2lS0 sth ave.
SEND LIST your vacant flats; l can III them
promptly. FLAGa, 242 W. 23d.
TWO we'll. educated elderly German ladies
wish 70 rent = second floor unfurnished In q
quiet, private house; location between Goth 4
18th SITS and 9Th 10 3D. ayes; rent must be mod
crate. Address A. Il. G., 1898 Sd ave
Furnished.
SAMUEL ]. MORRISON, furnished fiat agent /;
no charge for registering 2O6 W. 4lst St
near broadway.
WANTED-Furnished nat Write full deacri ption.
price. Milwsrd. l06 W. %1d st.
WILL pay monthly or quarterly advance for fur
nished fats: can't supply demand.
FLAGG. 22 W. ESD st.
YOUR EMPTY furnished fat can he quickly niied
BY me; good tenants. ELLIS. 220 W. 4ist st.
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Loa rs.

One Time, s5c per !tne: Second Iius, SIC pr
kne. Third and Subsequent Jsnes. zoe pa hn<
No ertra charge on Srndaya
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2TTH ST 40 W.. near broadway Handsomely
furnished parlor door other rooms 9, upward
2SrH 81. 3O7 W., near 9Th ave. - Handsomely
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YOUR EMPTY furnished fat can he quickly all,
By me; good tenants. ELLIS. 220 W. Iist st.
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Instruction.

,r-, re peT line: SeooHd lux nc %
orc In1,rd and Subs<Qlent 7tmea zoe. per kne.
~ q. ,.,tra charge on Srnddvs
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unfurnlshed Mousea to Let.

seTH ST.. $40 Il Brown stone private house,
al improvements, $3.50 per year. Inquire on
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Jersey cIey.
sTH ST, 1877 Jersey City, N. J.--seisct board.
day or week; house Just opened; moderate
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9TH sT. ali w.-FurnIShsd large rooms for
housekeeping or gentlemen: tib9; water.
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'.''pyrERfENCED plano teacher would like a
.r Beginners; terms reasonable I. H.. box
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, l44IFurnished rooms
overlooking bay; first-c Glass board; near Wall.
Fulton ferries & bridge.
MONTAGUE ST. l22-Two or three rooms, with
good board; minutes from bridge ana ferries;
references.
ON THE HEIGHTS, 10 Willow st minutes 70
Brdse-LArse, small rooms; early breakfast
terms 81
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BENNINGTON IN ~ SEMINARY. BOUND
Brook RR.. between Phila- and New York
pr both sexes. 18th year. Very healthful beauti-
\ and accessible: ~ courses OF instruction; ~
|schers: cost moderate. For catalogue, &C.. ad-
fess THos. HANLON. D. D., President.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-29
NETWORK CIT I.

The Congreca tional Clerical Union Will meet AT
the Bible House to-day at Il o'clock and be al
dressed by the Rev Hugh Il. McCauley OF the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, Newark
The annual entertainment of the Forsyth Street
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday-schooi VIII be
held at the church this evening.
Many thousands of people paid their respects TO
Johanna, the big gorilla at the Central PARK
Menagerie yesterday. There was constant stream
through the Arsenal where she was "at home
Though exceedingly popular. Johanna received Few
condiments for she is the persOnihcation OF un-
comeliness.
George Wilson and George Williams. OF orange
" j. and Harold White. of No. 20 West One-huh-
dred-and third-st this city. the three Cornell stu
dents who were arrested late Saturday night for
creating a disturbance in Worths Museum. were
ar.aigned before Justice Hogan In the Jefferson
Market Court yesterday morning, and after Sc
we're lecture were discharged.
The lateness to which lights are kept burning in
street-cars restaurants. Kitchens and early open
ing stores is a constant reminder that the hSh'S
are steadily growing longer They are to be seen
now until well on toward o'clock in the morning.
Travellers who have to wait for Bridge cars In
the early morning hours nowadays are beginning TO
wonder how soon the powers that be will put the
usual waiting-cars on the tracks in the stations
one OF the minor sights which always attract at
tentlon i'm city is afforded by pretty young
woman VIII. is regular morning patron OF
Sixth-avc bootblack She sits in the chair and
has her russet shoes polished with no more con-
Germ than man would show. but is looked at
twice by almost every man that passes the place
A British bark started from this port for Rangoon
Yesterday being towed TO sea by tugb"at After
casting off the tug she found TO be too lieht
for her long voyage. and the tug picked her up
again and brought her TO the Upper Bay. wh'r"
more ballast will be put board. She Will then
resume her VOYAGE The bark the Crnel.
commanded by Captain Billet.
ono OF the warnings that winter is almost here
is the sign displayed in street-cars informing
passengers that The conductor must not allow
the front door to remain open during cold
weather"
The fumes Of charcoal and the enticlng odor OF
roasted chestnuts. alternating with great bunches
OF chrysanthcrnums held In grimy fists have taken
the places on city curbstOncs recently occupied by
carloads Of California pears and pums
Prison Sunday was observed yesterday. II - 50
designated by the Prison Association Of N'"-Nor
a society formed assist the prisoners OF thc jails
OF New-York and Brooklyn. and especially for
those who have just finished their terms o. i'm
prisonment. Many pastors in Ncw-Yo ana Brook
lvn offered prayer at yesterday morning. services.
and also appealed TO their congrcgati tions for con-
tributions OF money and for gifts Of clothing and
New-York tribune., 1894-10-29

A wELI~KNOWN WRITER Ok SrIRTrALIsM
CRITICALLY Hi At HIS HOME ~ THIS CITY.
Dr. Eugene Crowen. well known as writer on
Sprltualsm is critically hl his apartments In tn"
Hoffman Arms. Madison-ave. and ffiy-ninih-sL
He was weak yesterday afternoon. anI his so.
Charles f. CrowcN, sail that his father took no
nourishmen Mt OF any kind and that it was doubill
if ne lived till morning
Dr. Croweu has been for years ono Of the lead
ing expcnents OF Spirualism. and his work entitled
"The Identity of Primitive Christianity with Nod
ern Spirtualsm' received wide notice wAcn e was
published few years ago. Ills later writings have
been with an appare Mt aim to harmonic. the mira
ces Of the Bible with Spirituaism His work on
"The Identity Of Primitive Christianity with Mod
ern Spiritualisu" has been Translated into French.
Dr. Crower Is seventy-eight years old. He was
born at White Plains in this State. Ills flaor was
Seth Crowell. a Methodist circuit rider. VINO finally
came to New-York ard Ie,pcd to found The Forsyth
Street Methods; Chursl. which bulk
during his pasorate. Dr. Crowrll organized ana be-
came president OF the Edison Illuminating Company.
OF Brooklyn and until about four years ago
president Of the Edison General Company. Of this
citv When gold wa discovered in California Dr.
Crowell among the first to 90 there, and grew
rich in the drug trade N san Francisco. Tie was
nominated for Mayor by the dominant party IN san
Franc SEQ. but refused He came - nis city
many years ago with his fortune and made sue
cessful investments. Charles +. Crowe'h lawyer;
Frank Crowe.l whose nome is in Minnesota. and
Mrs. John Halliday, Of Nyack. are the children
VINO survive him.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-29
HOME Ne WS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.


Lexow Investigating Committee, Courthouse lo:so
a. IN.
G G. shayne Republican club No Pip Second
ave, p. m.
Women's anE-Tammany meeting NO. ODD west
Twenty -third-st. p. IN.
Anti-Tammany rally. Real Estate Exchange Hon
est Government Club. No. 80 Liberty-st, $40 p m.
XVIII Congress District Republican Club meet
ing Second-ave. and undred-and-twenty-sev-
enth-st.. evening.
United Hebrew Charities, twentieth annual meet
ing Berkeley Lyceum. SIS p. m.
DR. 4 Conan Doyle's lecture, Academy OF Music
Brooklyn. evening.
prohibition rally Chickering Hall, p. m.
Republican club meeting. No 81 East Fifty ninth
st. p. m.
church Reform Convention, seventh Avenue
United Presby byterian Church. p. III. and ';i1 p III
John W Gor Campaign Association mass-meet-
ing No 257 East Houston-st.
Washington Heights Republican Association
mass-meeting Athenaeum, West One-hundred-dhu-
ffty-fifth-st. S p. m.
Colored Republicans OF the NXNIIlth Assembly
District ratification meeting No. 2.7s2 Eighth ave.
p. m.
Republican Club Of the IXth Assembly District
narade from clubhouse No l Abingdon square. '.5o
p.
Retail Groccrs anti-Tammany meeting. No l"S
East Fifty-seventh-st. p. m.
independence club parade. from OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
twenty-seventh-st. and LenoX-ave.
Good Government Club mass-meeting, NO. 900
Third-ave.. p m.
city Vigilance League and Good Government
Clubs G and p meeting. Harlem Presbyterian
Church Onehundred and twenty-fifth-st ana Mad
ison-ave evening.
DR.. Parkhurst at meeting OF coored Republicans
West Tenth and Bleecker SITS, p m
New-York tribune., 1894-10-29
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTCHESTER COUNTY,
yO\KERS

John W kmpel of New-York, called at NeHch
Norgue and identified the man fonnd cro"heu !"
the Hudson River on Thursday as his brother
Joseph C. Kimpcl. Mr.. Kimpel. who reiused 10
give his address, said his brother iVed IN '"e
northern part of the state. and had been with MIN
only short time He had been acting strangely
for some time ana ii no surprise that ne hdd
committee suicoe The last presentation
of the tableau phantasma for IN" peheht oi ."
Johns Riverside Hospital, was given on SATURDAY
night at Music Hall before a large audience. ohe
of the features of the evening was the violin play
ing of Miss Maud Erevoort Fowler. The enter-
tainmen hGs been successful =. ,t,t, ~ III,
Fred NJ Davenport. pastor OF the lrSt IL
Eniscopal Church. and the Rev. ChareS r., Ans
son pastor OF the Dayspring PresDyteran 'hu,' ~,
returned from Albany Saturday night, where 'heN
list who is hold series OF ne'uIIiiEs, ~ ~
This CITY II is announced that I'lsioI
Walden will be in Nonkers on sunday neHt any
will pass the day with the Methodist chuiches 0i
idct,,rn Lls ri'S q, africa" Bishop Potter has
licensed William Gaul as lay-redder. ana ne VII! VIII
aSsist the Rey T. = Widdemcr. rector OF ChrlSt
Church Mr.. Gaui has had charge OF me large
day afternoons at 2@Q lie Will alSo a1 "sSiss ,x m
the general parish work. me annual annual M XIV
England supper by The ladies OF the H0ne MIS-
sionary Society of the First Methodist EpscopaI
Church will be given on ihursuaE evening Tanial ~
week IN the basement of the church =. 2ah'eI -
y %TcI'arft,v twenty-scVen years old OF No 10
Fast One-hundred- and teenth-st; New ork'
viii he tried this morning before Judge pohoehut
iarcencv Mccarthy agent at Dunwoodie on
The New-York and Putnam Railroad, ana II j.
alleged appropriated to his own use money re-
ceived from the sale of tickets.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-29
JERSEY CITY.

Philip A. McGovern, assistant clerk Of the Jersey
City Board of Finance died at his home, NO 5%
Montgomery-st.. yesterday. after a brief illness
from pneumonia. He was thirty-two years od
and unmarried He was one OF the first graduates
OF St Peters College. Although Democrat. his
official record was clear and Mayor Wanser de-
cded to retain him in office.
Thomas F. Gallagher. who lives at No. l73 Ocean
ave. was on his way home at 1890 o'clock yester-
day morning. At Jackson and Kearny aves., he
was knocked down and left unconscious, In which
condition ne was found by the police at o'clock.
fie was taken to the Third Precinct station, where
q physician said he had probably been struck with
a piece of lead pipe some similar weapon. When
Gallagher came to his senses he said he had been
robbed of a gold watch. diamond studs and
s27 His overcoat and high hat had also been taken
He was able to describe his assailant, and the
police arrested Cornelius Clayton. a pedler The
stolen property was all found concealed in his
house, and he was sent to the county jail lor
trial.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-29
BAYONNE.

The funeral of EOenezcr Berry. jr. Assembly,
man ana Street Commissioner OF BayOnne. took
place yesterday afternoon. about 1.5o0 men being
in line. The procession was led by escort Of
police commanded Oy chief Mcneil. officers and
e::-ohicer- of the Fire Department. Delegations
from the companies; Pamrapaugh - Tribe,
no. -. !. .. X. NJ. Branch No l3.
Ericklayers' eno Masons' Independent Union;
BayOnnc Council. No. 695 Royal Area
mum; E~emut Volunteer Firemen and Bay
onne Lodge No -. f. and a. Nj. followed. City
officials Of EdyOnnc and representatives, from the
S-atc Legislature occupied carriages. which pre-
cedod tho helrse. Services were held at the First
Methoiist Episcopal church. the Rev Charles ".
Anderson officiating. assisted by the Rev. Charles
IL Jones. OF the tir, Reformed Church. Burial
was in the NcV-NOTls Bay Cemetery at Green
vile. where Masonic services were held.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-29
WHITE PAINS.

Mr. and Mrs. William Green, an aged couple Nv
ing in Lexington-ave White Plains. had mar
row escape from suffocation by Illuminating gas
yesterday morning At o'clock Mr.. Green arose
to admit to the house the village eXpressman'
William Mead who is a boarder. and it Is thought
that he struck his head against defective gas
let in his room. and in this manner the gas was
turned on Not rising at the usual hour IN the
morning his daughter Knocked at the door several
times and receiving no response entered the room
where she discovered her father and mother IN an
unconscious condition Mrs. Green was hanging
ont of the bed. as though she had made an EFFORT
10 get up but failed. Or. George H. Magness.
after working for several hours brought the couple
10 consciousness, and says he has hopes OF their