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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30

Charles A. Bentzen. inventor No. 2iO west Twelfth
St: Robert s. Engle distlller. No. 227 West Sew
entleth-st: Benjamin +. Conner. typefounder No.
iei East Ninety sixth-st.. Clark A. Fitch salesman.
No 1870 West Eighty-frst-st; Andrew Kitchen.
builder hundred thirty-second-st. rear Cy
press-ave.
Edward H. Dawson, the first Juror chosen. was
excused on account OF physical disability and War
rem 5. Banks became foreman in his place. Messrs
Fitch and Kitchen were sworn jurors Yesterday
Assistant District-Attorney Hennessy opened the
Cor the people. He told the story OF the shoot
ing Of Mann in Forty -second-st. near Fifth-ave on
May % and appealed to the jury to decide the case
its merits
The first witness was James Jackson. OF No. SO
West For;ieth-st. lie is a messenger boy for the
Postai Telegraph Company. He the shooting
and identified Hann.gan in court.
Leon Fl. French. OF No 1917 Fifth-ave.; Policeman
Kearns. who arrested Hannigan after the shoot
ing Robert McIraul, OF No. 30 East Fifty -1fth-
St. who the shooting. a.so took the stan1 but
their testimony unmportant.
Joseph Moss. OF the firm OF Howe & Hum-ce
who attorneys for Solomon II. Mann. testified
that Harnlgan drew a revolver the bedside Of his
dying sister and pointed Il at Solomon Il Manu.
who was il, the room This was on March q
william H low OF the nr ma 'd Of
ne mad with Hannigan March IS IN the coroners
Court the inquest over the body OF Loretta Han
4 up Hannigan in The court and s said
| understood
Inquest J said. officer. and you have a
pistol He said: Now. have no pistol Then
fe.t his pockets for pistol. but did not find arr
weapon" Mr. Howe said he was Manns counse.
at the inquest go
asked Mr.. Brooke.
We'll. that would be difficult Mr Brooke, see
ing that II was Coroner Hoeber who presided
There great laughter at this sally
Was Hannigans action on that occasion ra-
tiOnal irratOna.r
ut was a compound OF both" replied Mr.. Howe
Detective Henry Lang corroborated the story told
by Mr. Alosa 10 the happening at the bedside OF
Loretta Hannlgan. when the defendant pointed a
pistol at Mann. The witness said that Hannigan ;
body shook when the pistol was taken from him
and he looked nervous.
Sigmund Mann father Of solomon. He was visby
affected and Hanngan covered his face while the
old man answered a few unimpOTtant questions
The case was adjourned till to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.


fair number OF operators and spectators at
tended the Broadway Real Estate saesroom yester-
day. Philip A. Smyth sold In foreclosure No. 20
East Seventy third-st. hve-story brownstone ten
ement-house. lot 25xI022 to Ferdinand Bowsky for
s,SO75.
William VI. Ryan sold at voluntary sale No el
East Fifty-hfth-st 4 four-story brownstone dwell
CO., also by order OF the executors OF the estate Oh
Louis Kaufman. No. i07 Eighth-ave. a three-story
Sr's 9aii' aSo G 10 50 EshRays ioSrstory
brick building, lot Oxs0 to Francis C. Lawrence
By Andrew L. soulArd. in foreclosure. No. I'll
East Seventy-third-st five-story brownstone nat
house lot 2xl02.2. sold to Moses X. Walach
r. V Harnett G. Co sold in partition No. io7
West Thirty eighth-st.. four-story brownst2ne
dwelling lot 2oxss9 the defendant in the action
lot ieSxioO5, to the plaindiff. william II McKn-
Eghty-ffth-st elos % feet west Of Park-ave PIX
lG22 e Hensr , w9 s. for S9 also in si% ys
story brownstone tenement-house. lot 25.sx9s.9 TO
the plaintiff. Mark j. straus for Ai0o.
At private contract Bennett & Graf have sold Tor
James Carlow TO Joseph Mende. son No. 81 west
Eighty -seyenth-st a four-story brownstone dwell
ing 2Dx5Sxl022. for about $4,000.
NJ. r. French has purchased from Egan Hal-
ley The ave;story and basement nouse
st The price quoted is 10000.
Controller Ashbe Fitch has parcnaseG inom
and basement brownstone dwelling 25xio22, No. ls
East Eightleth-st.. for about $1,000
Charles f Johnson has sold to pr lie reyTe i toe
something more than $4,000
Ronald Mcdonald has sold for Isaac Walker
Brooke & Georger. brokers. have sold Nos 2! and
ment house. size issxsse at about Sc 900
II is reported that the fourstory hign-stoop house
No. % West Thirty -frst-st, size @xss9 has DeeA
sold about $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
READING REORGANIZATION PLAN.

Philadelphia. Oct % (specisD-The report that the
plan for the reorganization Of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Company would shortly be an
nounced was confirmed to-day by Samuel X ship
lev vbo is a member OF the subcommittee that
drafted the plan Mr. Shipley said; Just when
the plan will be promulgated ! am unable 10 say
While all details have practically beer settled
by the subcommittee, the last word has not been
affixed and the matter has yet 10 go before the
full Committee II is understood that from sz2O0
90 10 81 10000 will be needed TO rehabi.itate the
property II II said that the launching OF tie plan
would avert definite action the foreclosure pro-
ceedngs and that certain obstacles which nave
been In the way of the suit have been removed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
SUDDEN END or A BIO SUIT

San Francisco Oct. p (SpeciaD.-lt IL probable
that a compromise over tue Miller and LUX estate.
valued at ss,0O000o and comprising over lVDO"
Of land. will be made tomorrow in court and
that legal contest which threatened TO extend
over many years will come 70 a sudden end Henry
Miller to-day the witness -stand declared that ne
Was weary OF lawsuits, and would agree 10 = psrti-
on Of the II the present suits were dropped
The Lux heirs will be glad accept this oner. ara
me various counsel think an agreement VIII De
reached tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30

The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad directors, 1t is said,
will declare the usual 2s per cent cash dividend on
Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston oct. 29-Coton steady, uliddling. 5l6c.
low middling l5-i6c good ordinary. 0-iec; net and
coastwiss 1910 Dales.
saIes 7e bales; spinners bales 12 pol
SorfoIk oct 2g-CottOn firm. middling ssc. low mid
dng IlOc. good ordinary. 7sc: and gross receipts
1913 bales exports coaswise LOSS bales sales 524 bales
s' %sw. Oreans oct 29.-Cotton steady. good mddng
ssc. mddng She low middling, sac, good ordinary
i5sc. net receipts 10 $50 bales 1913 bales
,ort 10 Great Britain 100 bales France 1907
coastwise 1887 bales sales $3.50 bales; stock 800
Savannah oct 2g-Cottan Arm; mdding SAC: low
n,1dng SIC: good ordinary. quoted. gross
receips 04i bales exports the Continent 1872 bales
sales 100 bales; stock, 102ss5 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
THE JURY TO TRY HANNIGAN
TWELVE MEN SWORN IN AND THE TEsTI-
MONY BEGUN.
WITNESSES TESTIFY TO THE SHOOTING OF MANN
IN THE STREET AND THE ARREST
OF HANNIGAl

OF HANNIGAN.
The jury for the trial OF David i. IIannigan for
the murder Of Solomon II. Mann. the alleged be-
trayer OF his sister. was competed in Justice In
graham's oyer and Termner yesterday. and the
taking of testimony begun. The jury IL as
follows; Warren s Banks. Insurance clerk No.
1877 East Eghty-thrd-st. Paul Micolino dealer in
preserves. No. 80 West one hundred and-eighy
ond-st: Arthur s Cox. rea. estate agent No l+i
West Sixty fourth-st.; James K Ortgies. clerk No.
32s West Twenty-second-st.: Franklin W sherman.
painter. No. 2463 Eighth-ave., Adolph Hank jewel
Ter, No $50 East nehundred-an d-forty th-st.
Joseph Ireland. architect. No. 4S Manhatian-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
EARNINGS OF THE c. NJ. AND ST p

Chicago Oct. 2s-Earnings of the Chicago, MIL
waukee and ST Paul for September are highly salts
factory the net gain FOR the month over last year
Amounting 10 1893 1855 The net increase Tor three
months ending September 80 amounts to 1885 2sS.
Al this rate OF Increase for the next nine months
the St Paul will make better showing at the end
of its fiscal year than it has been doing for some
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
RErOR DEp MORTGAGES

Bell. Thomas ii. to \ r Fairchild l6lst-st. loo
Couari Clara G. to Title Guarantee and Trust
COMPANY, No west i5th-si. years. 49,
GARRISON. Abbe -. 10 the Fifth Avenue Bank
New-York lloh-s'. 5434 II W OF 5th-ave
Casey william C. ana wife to the Manhattan Life
Insurance Company. " corner Of Leroy and .
CsbiI EDWARD j. and wife to Robert Common ;
Iath-st lot 80. map Of Wakefield years. .... 10
's S4Gstf r"n r7,s T:' 80 t Of Lenoa-aTe
Edison " E to + G Boardman It al executors
Gsth-si. 800 II " OF coumbus-ave. years. 10
EARL Es to isnS Of XnHa PaSe 1ssT.
FgiedenbeTg Louis and S Sife :, to the East Hiyst
Nos 81 and 2ila Diyision-st. year -. ~
Foster James J. and another to J }! Browning No IN
Fitch Ashlell p; 10 the Equitable Llte Assurance
Society United states soth-st' 10 n " OF ..
Fink sam 10 John c scheuerer 7sth-st 100
Flynn. o. Meh SnTe 'ns ana We to l. ciocke
s,h-st. lot is map unionport. demand.
Hess Jacob. 10 Henry l. Young. ls3d-st.
2I5 Il Of llih-sye morissges years s:.,o, GO
'asNi %osri S %si ''d 1@' cor
jenkins Ida L. ct al to the Bradley & Currier
Co Line ct al. liTth-st. 100 IT Of Morning =.
Jenne. Charles F. and wife to william Hep
penheimer. trustee. - Franklin-ave -
Knox r1a' John A. and wife to 3 Grannis-
Hoeaye isS Z, e s7ths, as,,v veal, i49
Loss. Pauline L, 70 L Woodruff. cd %
Mandeibaun. Harris ana another to Abraham
stern 3lst ST. 1893 n of Ith-ave. years. 1919
Mott Agnes NJ Title Guarantee and Trust
Co No - Eas. Jjth-st. years. ........... 300
Mclaughlin. Iody and wife 20 NJ - Rothschild.
BrOok-ave. 134th-si. years $50
O'Connor Joseph 2. and another 10 + Overton.
n 52d-sf 225 n OF 1ith-aye wears L.
O'Rely Catherine VI 7. 10 l. Warner. n
Iieih-st 1915 4 OF 5th-avss; year 10
O'Neil. Charles X. TO Jacob Hess. lsid-st.
275 n ? Of lIth-ave mortgages year...... 10
Prentice Augustus and wife To the Title Guar
aniee and Trust Company. Nos p and q 3D.
Runpert Jacob 70 Augustus l. Sevestre. l02d-st.
N corner Madison-ave. year,. ............. 300
Rosenberg samuel. al. 10 Laura F Bradhurst.
No ISL Nadison-st. . years 40
Roath Asa r. 10 Anna Schoder. Buchanan
Plac. l25 Il W OF jerome years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for buildings and alterations
were fled with the Building Department yesterday:
New buildings.
Ackerman-st " . go II n OF Riverdale-ave by
Isaac n Dyckman Of Kingsbridge. for two
st1Tv frame dwelling Observation-Disclosures. 81 40
l4ol-st n 30 Of Brook-ave. By Tuttler e.
Walfher OF East i04th-st. for and
twO-st0ry workshop and dwelling. 500
Grace and Cebe AYES corner. by Charles
Hahn Of 227 East 1i5th-st. for two and one
half STORY dwelling ZOO
same property. by SANE for one and one
half-sfOry stable
I%ggeti Place 2I5 n OF McGraw-ave. by
Jan Valders Of 27y West lith-si. FOR two
story and frame dwelling 800
32d-si 3}5 and 33I East. by James Conway.
3yI Pearl-st and Catharine Campbell
.37 32d-st 2,DD
In,ervaia-ave . 1914 n n OF Honest by John
II Iavelle Of 2s simpson-st. for three
story frame tenement ....-...:.. o"p
f3sth-st n 225 n 81 Grand boulevard. BY
Patrick II Lynch OF a. West l3sth-sf. Tor
Ave three-st0ry AMI basement brick dwellings 5000
saxe-ave 80 n from n corner McGraw
ave Wan Nestl. By Sidney VI Nash. for two
thr-~-story and concrete dwellings. 2l"D
T. ifnbrdge-ave 80 n n u Wlllam-st. rearl
isr Clara Mer~-r.au. OF 2.ssi Banbridge-ave
FOR a and cne-haf-siory frame stable 1000
Alteration.
i4h-st No ! East. by u steibeish. for
IN. estate = Robert NJ Steiieigh. to four
story brick and Office building. .......-.. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
TO REORGANIzE A LOCAL COMPANY.

Albany. oct. pa certificate or the reorganza-
ton Of the North and East River Railroad Com
many Of New-york upon foreclosure sale. fled
to-day The name of the reorganized company Is
the Fulton Street Railroad Company Inc CAPITA
is ,5aOC and the directors are John H. O'Rourke
Arthur Fl. Smith John Bray Peter J. Okourke
Edward r. Daley and John J. Maloney OF BROOK
ivn and Alfred c. Petite OF New-Brunswick, n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
:
APARTMENT HOUSE,

NO Gl5 FIFTH, AVENUE (NEAR 0OTH-SID
Located AT the fashionable beautifully lighted
thoroughly ventilated modern plumbing and heatlng CON
ecte nv private entrance with the Buckingham Hotel By
nrenroof bridge Particulars furnished by applying to
Superintendent. premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ft4e%: oS. i &sP4l As aaa wife aas ~
D,yi:Isn;, e P s;sIs = v colonel
10 loan ii Mansdsld. ..;.,.:,;;.;.;...:
iS samuel ocho herman ana f'n ''ap''o $1,000
eRH sc rhs nj Marc .n and ' VIII f ESa
Kgnsnsa ana r. Bertha id Fox ocs- and viz, To-
A2s SnUS b. ' p It Of sii-s, 2.ss5s John
Ward referee 6eorge " kltchell. .......... 800
'-ave. 5. ie2.o 2 Of i&ih-st. 2olx irresasr:
John Allen 10 William Porter Allen AZ trus- -
john So aer AMI wife 10 samuel FnS 1880
1ss + Fitch ana wife to Josephine sehnid.. 27Ooo
Ios@paine schmld. eSecu'riK AID trustee to z,o.
7sd-st n $, ies +, q Mnai,on-ays. 2oHio2s .,
5lsi-si. ;, % II Of 2days 2oriooS' Max -
Mand v ct a to Bas Ma13 MaN Nercb and h
7si a@a 80 SS Corner Madsan-ayc i5sx74 no 81
Cast 7Sth-sU; Central Trust CO. NeH-fork to 90 ooo
losd-st. H. $ = r. e. Of c,unbus-ave 25xIoo.ii:
Charles + White and wife Sarah stake...... )
calhaiine jordan to Isabella Beil '''' 1905
y1s,i jacob jung :. al 70 Ha@
@s2o II Tvs :. TO 10 Edward 4 q suie.aro
Amsrerdan-aye. W 5. 75.5 +, d iosth-st: Louisa
Arnold and husband 10 Herman wiebke and - o.o
isih-st. 10, 800. mop Of Wakefield Williams;
bridge; Edward cahn and wife TO Charles 80
ws si'ii to wes, Farms Road adjoining
lands Of Sanders ~ a.. contains y OF
acre; Martin Farley. referee to James Hen ~
Istn-st lot 2se map Of Wakefield. Charles =. ca -
hill to Edward J. Cahl ........... .......-... 10
l.ath-st 500 IT = OF 3d-eve. 2Oxf9 II. Anna
-chmd 10 Charles Schnil ami another. = part !
1st-aN- > 10 $ " lO2i-st 25x95. Mary Nc
Madison-ave n l02d-st 1913 to 1881
- avenue & Augiste J. se'estre and wife 10 o
Jacob Rupert ........ ...s-.... 4O""
straab ,p'' anu -. 5000
TSeoore cordeT and VIII. to Henry Hansehen $1,000
li4th-st % y . Il I0th-ave iI.Gx99ll John
Allen % William 7 Allen trustee ....-......-. u
l@i-st. n : l75 n g Of 1th-ave. 5OS'@ H. Charles
/ White and wife to Sarah STAKE ..:..-..-. !"
Jdchson-ave. proposed. g. lII.3 II OF lOJth-st,
1s.OSs5. William McCrea and wife to Meta ,,o,
Bayarl-si = SIS of Frefe1cst. SO q
- Canbreiing-sve $50 60 JacOb-st xI3xlUS
l2.8x2iO. Michael j. Muqueen, referee TO James 80
FranKlin-ave s. 1927 It n lG,th-st 25x
100. Charles II Llmann. jr. TO Charles
Buchanan Place n s. i2- II " OF Jcroule-aye. 25x
leo. Robert Stee5Tnan and wife to Asa 81
Wehs,cr-ave . s us Il . ~ Anna Place.
ligl to Mil Brook xiI 2xlIGs and other
property Clara and Frances a Thayer 70
Eliza Earle Y part. .....-.'... ]"
Webster-ave. 2.5 II : Of Anna Place oox
Clara Thnyer. p part =. 10
fGlst-st. D. o ~ Morris-Rve 65xi2J; Will
lam Miller and wife 70 Thomas i Bel ;o;. 20"
100. Thomas 9 Avery and wife 70 Harry over
ington
l45th-st. 30 Il = Of Wilis, sy, 2'xl"; 200
Augus Moebus ard wife to Anna sass. 49,, 2Gco
Hoe-st s. 1875 q ~ i67th-st 15Xloo Henry
Tiffany and wife to John Knox..-.......-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30

St Paul dispatch yesterday ran as follows;
The report is current here that McHenry VIII re-
sign as receiver and be succeeded by John NJ Egan.
but IL is denied by both McHenry and Egan. Cap
tain Bowman says Brayton Ives. Charles H. Wright
and Charlemagne Tower hold the key to the North
ern Pacific reorganization. The general sentiment
Is that j. j. Hill Is not in II. after tne financial
showing of the receivers for September
This sentiment prevails in Wall Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE PENNSYLVANIA IN LINE
NEW TRAFrIc ASSOCIATION LIKELY TO BECOME

NFW IKAFFI' Ai'1I' II I'7N I1''NI1I9I - 17+''3'
A REALITY TO-DAY.
The announcement that the directors OF the Penn
svjvaria Railroad Company have authorized Presi-
dent Roberts 10 sign the new trunk line traffic
agreement makes the favorable disposition or the
most certain one by all the important lines
have given their approya 10 the pan 1000 Ju0gt i,
declare that the new Joint Traffic Association viii
become a reality to-day. 80
Indsr the agreement a Board OF Control will have
appeIlate power while a system of fines IL intended
10 act as a coercive and adhesive force upon any
voulc-be weakened party TO the agreement VINO
might be induced 10 yield 10 the tendencies OF
human nature to break compact for the sake OF a
fine" stroke of business.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-03-07
You want it.
DR.. Niyen, March, 13. Ia and Is.

DIR. Niyen, March, ID. IA and Is.
An extra train will commence work on
the Northern branch at once, picking up
ties.
Mrs. George L. Stabler is thinking
very seriously of re-engaging in the mil
linery business in this city,
Home made taffies all favors. and
pure goods, at ten cents per pound-on
Saturdays only. at BunnelPs.
Conductor Baxter ofthe Little Falls q
Dakota road is taking a months lay-off.
a Mr.. Smith is taking his place.
light weight does not necessarily
mean light running. The VICTOR rep
resents both these desirable qualities.
Parlor Lamps. Hanging Lamps. Hand
Lamps-all STYLES, sizes and kinds con.
stantly in stock and very, verv cheap. at
Greene & Co.'S.
Stearns county receives a total OF
nearly $4,000 OF school money this
month, or nearly a dollar and quarter
for each pupil enrolled.
S. P. Hansen will close out what re-
mains of his grocery stock, which was
damaged bv smoke and water, by auc-
ton, on Saturday next.
There is more crucible steel used in the
construction of the Victor than any
Bicycle made. Cruc,blc costs frye times
as much as any other material.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-03-07

For seven years OF m Ore Mrs. w. u.
Louder, of Quincy, KY. was subject
to severe attacks Of cramp collie. Mr..
s. R. Morse, druggist Of that place,
recommended Chamberlain's Colo,
Cholera and Diarrhoe Remedy, which
has effected a permanent cure, saving
her much suffering besides the trouble
and expense of sending for a doctor,
which was often necessary. For sale by
all druggists.
George M. Bennett has been spending
his time du ing the past week between
this CITY and his Westport farm, where
he will engage more theoretically than
heretofore in diversified farming. Last
season was not altogether favorable for
experimentation, and vet Mr.. Bennett
arrived at results which encourage him
TO continue. He has promised the HER
AID occasional timely suggestions,
which will prove of value.
An open meeting of the Ancient Order
of United Workmen was held at their
hall on Thursday evening last which
was a very PLEASANT affair indeed.
There were a number of ladies and other
interested guests present. George lrv-
mo a member of the Oruer made very
thoughtful and pleasant address, winch
was well received. few remarks were
made by Chas. F. Hendryx. Music was
,nterspersed through the proceedings.
A severe rhuumatic pain in the left
shoulder had troubled Mr.. ]. II. Lopez,
a well known druggist of Des Moines.
Iowa. for oyer sig months. At times
IL. nam was so severe that he could not
,;f+ ANYTHING. With all he could do he
could not get rid oft until he applied
Cbamberlain's Pam Balm. II only
AIDE three application of it," he SAYS,
"And have since been free from all PAIN.
He now recommends it to persons SIM
;Iarlv afflicted. 1t is for sale by all
druggists.
proh- No other railway in the North
ablv west has been more prompt to
adopt every invention which promised
r. add to the convenience and comfort
Ut ,ts patrons, than The Northwest
ern line. A Journey over this route, es-
necially between Minneapolis. and st.
paul and Chicago, has become pleas
ure. and is entirely free from the annoy
ances and discomforts so long INSOFAR
ably connected with Journey by rail-
The Argus, Fargo, \. ID.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-03-07

A goodly company from Sank Centre
and their neighbors gathered at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Craig. at
Mccormack Lake, last Friday evening,
AS was anticipated, the time passed
very pleasantly in chat. music, recita-
lions and the refreshments. The Ep-
worth League is to be congratulated
upon it's success.
IR. McClaren was in the city during
the past week, and on Sunday night
preached in the Congregational church.
On Saturday afternoon lie held religious
services on the corner OF Main and
Third-sts. He lett on Monday for
Canada, where he will hold series of
meetings in several of the principal cities.
He recently held very successful meet
tirgs in st. Louis.
Mr.. Jackson HANDY has been render
ing excellent service as a singer in the
Methodist church for three Sundays.
HIS voice is noted for its range and
sweetness, and the power by which he
adapts it to the sentiment of the hymn
is remarkable. Mr.. Hanby's singing is
greatly appreciated by the audience. He
will sing again next Sunday morning
and evening in the M. E. church.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-03-07

"Perhaps YOU would not think so, but
a very large portion of disease IN New
York comes from carelessness about
catching cold" says DR.. Cyrus Edison.
at is such simple thing and so COM
mon that verv few people. unless it is
case of pneumonia, pay any attentin to
a cold. New York is one of the helthlest
places on the Atlantic Coast and vet
there are a great many cases of catarrh
and consumption which have their or
igin in this neglect OF the slmples: pre-
caution of every day life. The most
sensible odvise IS, wheu you have one
get rid of it as soon as possible. BY all
means do not neglect it," DR.. Edison
does not tell YOU how to cure a cold but
we will. Take Chamber tin's Cough
Remedy. 1t will relieve the lungs, aid
expectation, open the secretion and
soon effect permanent cure. % and.
SO cent bottles for sale bv all drug
giStS.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-03-07
We have cot it,

Recently tht HERALD announced that
Geo. M. Bennett was suffering from an
attack of pneumonia. The HERALD has
since learned that it was case otgrand-
paternal pride over the advent of fine
pair OF twin grandsons.
If YOU want to pick up some excellen
bargains in groceries, attend the auc-
ton sale OF S, P. Hansen on Saturday
next-all day. Most of the goods to be
offered are only dis6gured and very
slightly injured for all practical uses.
Miss Patterson started today for a
two weeks visit in St. Paul and will
combine business with pleasure by pur-
chasing a spring stock OF millinery
goods. During her absense Mrs. Pen
ME of Royalton will have charge of the
store.
A. l.. Sunderland lett for the lumber
camp above Brainerd just before the re-
cent thaw. He took several teams for
the purpose of hauling logs, but it is
presumed he is not we'll pleased with
the situation. James Ingram is engaged
in getting out the logs.
John w. Oehl is conducting dancing
academy at the opera house-two les
sons week, Tuesday and Friday after
nocns at Ais. He has a fine class, is an
excellent instructor, and those who have
not joined, and would like to do so,
should call upon him at once.