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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-22
COFFIELD-COOPER.
Two Popular Young People
Plight Their Troth.

Happy they! the happiest Of their kind
Whom gentle stars unite IN one fate
Their hearts, their fortunes and thei1
beings blend"
| On Wednesday, the goth, the
Methodist Church III this city
was the scene Of one Of the most
beautiful of weddings, when Mr..
William c. Cofield led to the
altar Miss Sudie Cooper, one of
Edenton's most charming young
ladies. The church was hand
sonely decorated, palms, ported
plants and & profusion Of holly,
which with its gorgeous red
berries and deep green leaves,
made the chancelver y beautiful
In the chancel stood an arch of
holly, while suspended under it
were the letters, c. c. in chrys-
anthe1nu1nss Autunn leaves were
1nassed about and pots Of ferns
added a graceful effect.
At o'clock the bridal party
entered in the following order to
the strains Of Mendelsohn s..wed-
ding march, which was exuuis-
itely rendered by Miss Lorena
Hathaway:
Down the aisle came the att
PENDANTS:
Miss Grace Wilkins with Mr..
Oliver Gilbert, of E. City.
Miss Mary Evans with Mr., W.
r. Brothers.
Miss Mae Spruill with Mr..
Goodwin.
Miss Maggie Blanchard, of
Hartford, with Mr.. P. O. Petway, !
of Washington, N. c.
Miss Margaret Cofhield with
Mr. w. r. Capehart.
Miss Kate Cofield was maid of |
honor, and Mr.. Wilson Hollo-
we'll, of +. City, best man who
just ahead of the bride
and groom.
The lovely ceremony of the
Church was PERFORM
I'd by the pastor, Rev. N. N.
Watson.
Immediate after the ceremony
he bridal couple took the N &
5. train for Baltimore
The best wishes Of the FIsH~
9RMAN & FARMER and the en-
ire community go out to this
couple for bright
md prosperous life.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-22
Notice..

Having qualified as Executor of the
last will and testament of Mrs. Cathe
rine Saunders, deceased all persons in
debted to her estate are requested to
make immediate payment. All person.
having claims against said estate are
notified to present same duly proven to
me on or before Nov. 1snd. 1906 or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of
same. j. d. BATEMAN, Exec.
w. NJ. BOND, Attorney.
Edenton, November 1895.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-22

The Hartford Courier SAYS
We learn that 4 professional
game OF Lawn Tennis will BIZ
played OH the Academy grounds
Thanksgiving Day, between
Prof. c. D. Graves, of Edentor
High School, and Prof. I. c.
Kittrell, of this town. We have
not learned who their partners
will be.
Assist III establishing new Ell
terPrlses in your tow II. if
you have no money to put
into them you can aid in other
ways which readily suggest
themselves. And whatever YOU
do, 90 not damn with faint prai Sc
or discourage the efforts of those
who are willing to invest their
capital.
Our readers attention is called
to the handsome advertisement
Ill this issue of Hathaway Bros,
the Jewelry firm, Of Elizabeth
City, who have just received their
large and handsome stock of
Holiday goods and are prepared
to give great bargains in first,
class articles. Attention is es~
pecially called to their Selection
Packages; ali excellent plan for
out Of-town buyers Write to
them about it, if interested.
Under the auspices of the Ep-
worth League there will be an
entertainment at the Opera
House next Tuesday evening;
the program will contain recita-
tons by Miss Grace Wilkins,
and 4 lecture on "Beauty" BY DR..
Lacey. Of Norfolk. A pleasant
evening i'll store for those who
attend.
Selig, the hustling Jeweler of
Elizabeth City, has something to
say to our readers to-day. His
advertisement should be read by
every intending purchaser Of
Holiday Goods. While North,
Mr.. Selig will purchase all the
latest novelties in jeWelry and
10 matter what you may wish in
that line, can be found in his
stock, and the fact that it came
from Seiig's is a guarantee that
it is f1st-class.
Don't forget that we can do
your job work for you and will
take pleasure in doing it. If we
can't give you as good work for
as little money as any other house
We will not say one word should
you send your work off, but we
do insist that you give US a bid
at your work before sending off
after it, Help your home-folks.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-22
he + estivc Kids.

Quite a number of small BOYS
were before the Mayor last Mon
day morning charged with pros
'nlscuous shooting within the
town limits.
The Mayor gave the boys a
little advice, and placed a fine of
one dollar and twenty-five cents
each, as q reminder not to let it
occur again.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-22
Are You Going to Join ?

There is talk of organizing a
military company i'll Edenton.
If All organization should be
effected and the company should
ever be called into service we
are confident our young men
would always be found where
the bullets were the thickest-
under the ammunition wagon.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-22
An Enjoyable Meeting.

The devotional meeting for
men held at the Methodist church
last Sunday was instructive and
enjoyable to those present These
meetings will be continued every
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
and gentlemen are invited to at
tend.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-22
/. { {. { /. 5. Nit'pelI
IT. - -3-=E--
Rep0r ted !

To the Board of N. c. Pharmacy
for selling Patent Medicine an(
here is the RESULT.
The Secretary of the N. c
Board Of Pharmacy, Mr.. VIM
Simpson, writes:
"You are not violating the law
You have perfect right under
the law to sell Patent Medicines
and even laudanum and such
things, when sold in the origi-
nal package Of the manufacturer.
You would not however have q
right to break or open a bottle of
Quinine and dispense a part Of it.
You would have have to sell the
whole bottle il its original
package. x ::
You have a perfect right to give
away your goods you SO please
This settles it and at
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-22
q Soulful Yearninq.
fAtChisOn SlObe.)

Girls usually long for some
means to express their soulful
yearning, and a poor poem or a
daub called art is the result.
Isn't there some kind of soul
full yearning that will be pro-
ductive Of a light, fakey pie
c;ust or some wholesome bread?
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-22
Come On, Now.

Notice is hereby given that all
orders issued by the County
Commissioners prior to June
lst, 1898, be presented for pays
ment before January 1st 1896 or
this notice will be plead i'll bar
Of their recovery.
L. D. BYRUM, elk to 3D..
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-22
St. AIMS Church.

Services at Catholic Church
Sunday, conducted by Rev. P. F.
Quinn.
High Mass $50 a. III.
Afternoon Services at 3. p. III.
All are invited to attend
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-22

Send us the news from your
section.
Send us a dollar and get this
paper for a year.
The merchant that advertises
is the one who does the business.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-22
Sale.

4 fne lot South east corner of King
and Oaku1n streets-well adapted tc
any good business erprise-havine
large water front. Said lot is about
$40 feet wide and IFS feet deep; can be
sold good terms. Apply to Mrs. B.
NJ. Parish or in her absence TO b er
agent, Mr.. L. F. Ziegler.
Edeutou, n, c.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-22
conventions at Greensboro

On the 4th day of December
the Baptist Young Peoples Con-
vention will meet in Greensboro,
N. c., and Oh the 5th the Bap-
list State Convention will meet
at same place.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-22
Gave Satisfaction.

\ large audience attended the
performance OF THE World
Against Her" by the Agnes Wal
lace Villa Company at the Opera
House last Monday night. The
play gave general satisfaction.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-22

When Baby was sick. we gave her Castorta-
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castorta'
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-22
NOTICE.

All persons are forbidden to
hunt OIL my land. Those doing
so will be punished according to
law. F. A. WHITE.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-22
EURNI5NRE

was never better. Full line no
tons, Hats, Caps, clothing, and
don't forget that this is the place
to save money i'll buying your
Elegant oak suits from $4,000 to
$500. Nice dining chairs &C.,
the line is complete.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-22
,cALE5 AND PLANTS

Plenty Of ice Thursday morn
1--we you secured your Thanks
wing turkey:
d. Caychart, o: Avoca, w. in
.~r" Wednesday.
Mr.. {. 3. Elliott is in Atlanta,
G.. this week
Read the Administrators
notices III this issue
The small boys are counting
the days till Christmas.
We are having splendid weath>
er uow-cool and bracing.
Mr.. ". S. Summercll left on
Thursday for Atlanta, Ga.
Have y2a bevn asked yet
care YOU going to Atlanta"
Mr.. \. c. Mitchell and sister,
Miss NosaIic, are in Atlanta.
Mr.. Sydney Mcmillan, of
Hcrtford, was in the city Sunday.
Several sons Of Italy were in
town this week with dancing
! bears.
Mr.. J. C. Matthias is visiting
j relatives i'll Gates county this
week
Horsc1cs5 vehicles have APP
pearcd upon the streets i'll Nor
folk
Cities are not born-thcy are
made by the united effort of
men.
Mr.. Walter NJ. Jewell of Ports
mouth, Va, was in Edeuton OF
Tuesday.
Ms Lucy Avery, Of Z. City,
/ is in the city visiting her son, E
Mr. D. Rap-r.
4 FLIES, FIEEs BED @.-c.., Kill them ali.
powd Ter the only ycnuirc real stuff on
the narhct; patent sltt top boz, furnish ;
Tea ar :" " '''S'' '''"' '"'' 10 e'S.' At
A number Of Hcrttort people
we're III town Monday night to
see the show.
I vor ora invited 70 at+aud +hoi
] vonrI. poon1a'S po,,.;st T.;nv
] tonight. :
,,,..r. ~ >-or .
Gao = lra;or 81 Ha~+fnrd ,,n o
~ t town. T,;nsJnI ~ N'o
,frc 1o,,,o, Z, craa,, of
Srb.rIoctIu.,, \ II - -, 49, o:t.
,,a ,r,,o~, ~ w. a,,d ~. ~ y
9n r : 49, " ''''0 -''''' ~ "
Is LIFE #ArH> Not without Eally's
Cholera C1ro. Never known to fail i'll y
c.' H. 81 ES( 19 > I ia> Nl0TC U.S. o
. s.arau.ec every bottIt: Jamcs BaiIv Dl
. ,''.t .'' -e'''7' i'''-'l'i''Fe' Ni0.> at T.
P1
3 The superiority of some men II
8 is merely local They are GREAT II
! because their associates are lit n
. tie. III
w. y >-o,, y"
! New yorl- C;t,, n,,rc1,os;rg ra lr
Jail and winter goods. Watch 'e
! for announcement OH his return. -
1rs4 -o,.;o1 o., !. ~
,o o"'I L 'llcIEI" ,:tdo:liI1 lot % W.
! Dr.. Booert's Dentist Rooms do
4 9ro4, Wv
s ''''O WI n q specially. OF
s. ..,1.,. 1D,., wi
0'> > GIL S-hCIitllSI' DOA ABUSE -,
lie town You live III. If you ="
y don't like if Won can leave it
j rrras. ,.n,, ~ =, ;a;1
j.,
"l!', J. d. Jewell and Miss n,
annie " ozeIka are spending the q,
J :.'> K, IN Atianta, Georgia attend lar
5 "I9 Exposition. HI
The S9nE I Inc OLn songs c Id NO" to
Tor if ! did the gallery gods cl7
Would surely queer the show" PEI
Mr.. ?. 0. Petwav, of WASH Pa
2ston, n c., was in the city OH
9SoNtS0ay attending the Cot tne
"0-Coopcr wedding
"Kniqh+ Of tive Crinr Caoroa
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-22

his watch is a perfect tilnepiece
and his chain wears better than
any he ever saw and it will pay
you to visit the Hathaway Bros,
when in Elizabeth City. They
are strictly up to date and relia-
bic.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-22

Don't try to go against the
tide, so with it and you will not
give OUT.
Why are We getting more and
more business every day? y
person who buys a watch or piece
OF Jcwelry from lis goes of salts
fled and remembers Us when he
needs anything else in our line
and also talks about us, tli.s
TrTL, T-VtTr-.-r,f~
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-22
REPUTATION

good goods small profits
No misrepresentation. A child
can buy Is cheap as any older
person at hathaway Bros.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-22

Turner's N. c. Almanac for
1896 is now ready and on sale
here. This "old reliable" Alma
nae has an Annual Sratc Record.
1t is indispensable in any family.
All kind school books constantly
on hand. Come and see my
bargains.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-22
WHY

Because the prices Were so low
they could easily afford to carry
a handsome Clock OF Tea Set
home TO their wives for
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-22

Happy they! the llappiest OF their kind,
Whom gentle stars unite III ore fate
Their hearts, their fortunes and their
beings blend"
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-22

HIS FRIENDS -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22
yUE MYSTERY or 4 fjb'

A PASSENGER GIVES AZ ADDRESS "N' -
1;NcnNscIous oN ARRIVING TiiEiE'
Thomas Manning. a cab-drlVer "N''h g" - .t,.
Seventh-ave was waiting for a paSsensr'
Oriental Hotel Thrty-ninth-st. ana i'o"u" a,
midnight Wednesday when "eiI-ui'''' -
OF the cafe and shouted; DiN' ~"
No. 20 West Thirty-sxth-st. quickly WIZ" -
got there the cabman found the man uhco"''
In the vehicle. He walked up the pco?l' j" ~
house but no one there recognized the spaI'S' y.
would have anything TO do with him. so Md"'''N
drove TO the West rhirieth-st. station ana S''''"
the TO Sergeant Haipin.
An ambulance surgeon ~no WAS summone" ''"''
the New-fork Hospital could trace no eNlheH'' "'
liquor abou; the stranger and concluding ths' ~
was suffering from some drug taken to relieve men
tai trouble. removed him 10 the hospital. Papers III
the mans possession led the police to believe '1dt
he DR. j. B Elliott, OF Washington. I'm ms
pockets were gold watch and chain. 81 in money
"A check for 500. drawn ON the Washington Trust
Company and made payable to the Mnnhatian IN
sIrance Company. several letters addressed 10 Df.
Elliott at various Washington residences and a
number OF unopened letters addressed 'Dr. j. H.
Elliott No. 90 Milton-st.. BROOKLYN"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22
HIGGINS MEN CHANGE FRONT

SEVEN OF THEM VOTE FOR COLONEL NiEl.DS FOR
SENATOR -wALCOTT wGTHDRAwS HIS NAME.
Dover. Del. March 81 (SpeciaD.-Two ballots were
east for Senator to-day by the Delaware Legisat-
ure when the Joint session was hastily adjourned
by combination OF the Democrats with the Ad
dicks and Massey supporters Seven OF the eight
friends of Mr.. Higgins present to-day voted for
Colonel Benjamin Nelds. wel-known lawyer OF
Wilmington. while ten out Of the eleven Democrats
In the Legislature voted for Henry Rdgey. or this
town. The eleventh man voted for Thomas +. Bay
ard The Addcks men profess 10 take much com
fort from the change OF front among the higgins
followers and are to-day making more claims than
ever Addcks himself Is on the ground. The course
of the men who have been changing their votes
is generally commended and party opinion is almost
solidly behind them.
The rumor has again been started that the Demo-
Gratis intend To elect George V. Massey, OF this
town upon the ground that his election would give
them practically clear field In 1896: but leading
Democrats here deny the rumor and pronounce the
project preposterous
Secretary Of state Smithers said to-day that Gov
ernor Marvel had almost recovered from his re-
cent ndisposItion and that he was attending TO
business at his house at Laurel The Governor is
expected here carly next wek.
Chancellor James J.. Walcott. who was the choice
OF the minority Democratic caucus for Senator, and
who has since been supported by majority or the
Democratic members OF the Legislature. to-day sent
a letter TO Speaker OF the Senate watson request
Ing the withdrawal Of his name.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22
DF1yU or MRS ABBIE ". G1NNEL

.t,t, WROTE TIE POEM It's LOVE THAT MAhE-
THE WORLD 60 ROUND"
pos,or March 2l-Mrs. Abbie NJ Gannet' essay
,, moo, author and philanthropist on" OF 'h'
hee, known women in England. died in MaI''h
yesterday She was born in Nonh hfooh"''"
Mass July S. 1s4j. and when quite Yo"'s ~ "
s,hooI teacher Her first duties were at 9dtn'"'
,,,,. ,.or u,hicb she went TO ST Louis. In 'HN
sbo married CAPTAIN Wyys Gannct: Of ST IouiS =
nepbew of the distinguished Boston Iniia'''"
clergyman. and himself a writer OF some prom"
rorcn In 1s7l the Gannets came East on account
OF Mrs Gannet's falling health.
,,, ,d xev 4 literary club. and president
- tho nan,e Literary Class. In 1890 and Il -A'
was member Of the Maiden school cQmnl,,e', com, II,
ND she had also filed the Unitarian pm"' VI, "a ~
anu anu Hii Hiic.uiors Her essays poems. stores anu
lE~,cbes have had a wide publication. man! ma yi
them appearing In the leading nnas@%'"' S o,,, "'rs
9dlca'a.r 9 ~, %, Makes the World Go Round.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22
COYTON TIRE ~ NEW-OELEINN.

TWENTY THOUSAND GNLES EJRNEn-TllE LOSS
OVER HALF S MILLION DOLLARS.
Ncw-Orleans. March I.-N about O'Clock ms
morning fire destroyed Kernss collin and box man
Yfacforv in south Pctcrs-st.. between Girard ana
LAFAYETTE sis. causing a loss Of $>"". \ hlSh
wind prevailed az the time and 'hc air was i''el
with nyine sparks These sparks isnited mum
b,r of uncovered bales o. cotton lyine IN the Y'I'S
or th, International cotton Pr'ss. seven ''''NS us
;ant The orom,n worked hard. but "er" nnap'r
to do moro than 20 rouiue the flames 10 the press
Yards which comprised an area o. t"" SlI.tI -,
Iouu..pI hv South Peters Front. 'allop' anu EI"'V
.,s t,se!us u Meyer and j. ~. L'vN. lc4sc"~ o,
fh, press property say that nearly -'..' "hi'N %.
cotton wore damaged or destroyed, Ihr Joss l7
con, siler.ibfN over half 90 million dollars
Tn. following firms 49," among ~ h'hN''7. '"S'ls
,i.,5t ,,..i. bales : Adler " 90. between -p' and
Sp- bales. I,hman. stern q co. aeon' -- 9ale5' r-
,ne Society AMI Cont" irothcrs. several hundred
b..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22
THE .STRIHE DECLARED orr.
An EIGHT-HOUR DAY WILL not BE
GRANTED TILL MAY l.

THE SETTLEMENT BROUGHT ABOUT THH"'""
TIN; EFFORTS oN THE NEW-YoRK COUNCIL
rp CANCELLATION AND MEDIATION
The strike Of the building trades declared of
Yesterday. and ;he rew gieement between the
bosses and the men signed 10y the committee
representing both sides. l. either side has game
anv victory in the .irugglc which had lasted from
February Is til yesterday. it j. the bosses as oV
the terms Of Tho new agreement. the eigh-h'ni
workiay VIII not be granted - the electrical "'iN-
ers unti, May J.
About No electrical workers employed by twenty
five firms composing the Electrical Contractors As-
men of the various other building trades unh oe-
twocr 7.o" and &"o men We're Idle.
Several ORGANIZATIONS made Intellectual en'rt" 10
settle the trouble. rac mon Wcre WiliinE 90 inn
tra'e bni tn. bosses he'd off. and for some '''"'
insisted ihit ihrN hai nothing 10 arbiiTlil'; .h,
The itamcnt Of thc strike vas many WU"",@ri
ah0;f through the % I.t- o. the Now nrk '',.'
Potter il president Ou Tuesday a confer h't 90 q,
the members Of The council aud comma t''' ,,,,ri
Tho Master builders Associat ion "u' me
OF Walking Delegates was held AZ l{ishop l",r'' =
home. Both th" Bishop ana I)r rfuN W. 'f,i
the council were present o;hcr rna.rir",r and
lowed and the result the drawing up, .,mHH
signing of agreements hy hoih inc bosses "'" '
workmcn's representatives, %est"fI ~. .,,.s shall
The agreement provides that All "mpioNtS - 81
rc;.rn to work at Once. and that employr5 0i -
trades ON buidiuc~ whor" strikes nave
SHALL bc union men ON ana after March -. n.
Electrical Contractors Association agrees 10 gran"
the c.sh;-hou- day orr May ....,. ,,..i ic 70.
sumod today arc ihe Fdcity and taoudil,N an"
Preshy Missions huildngs ii9tlinan ii'rc rc,,
St Luke Hospital Prescott BuildnE IN ,,, nv"
Clearing House aHd ihe Wool and 'oiee f+N'N""se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22
GONE UTTh MS EMPLOYERS MONEY.
WILLIAM RNMBrsCH. THE TRUSTED CASHIER
or HENRY BATTERMAN THE WILLIAMSBURG
MERCHANT runs OFF WITH $500.

WILLIAM RN'MBvscH THE TRUSTED CASHIER
or HENRY HATTERMAN. THE WILLIAMSBURG
MERCHANT. Runs OFF WITH $500"
William Baumbusch. thirty-one years old, for ten
years the trusted cashier for Henry Batterman.
the Williamsburg drygoods dealer, made Il bold
steal Of $500 yesterday noon. and after hurryng
home to his young wife and insulting her. fled the
city Brooklyn Central Office detectives are hot on
his trail
Mr. Batteiman's store is at Broadway and
Graham-ave. I'm the Eastern District. 1t mad been
par; Of Baumbusch's daily duty to carry money
from the store To- the bank in Williamsburg In
which MIR. Batterman deposited his daily receipts
Lately Baumbusch has only had 10 cross the street
TO the broadway Bank Of which Mr. Batterman
is president. with the stores money. Yesterday
noon he stepped lightly down from the cashiers
desk with 5000 and crossed the street with II To
the broadway Bank. lie deposited only N,7oo Of
the money aud with IN" rest. $500 he fed.
II Was not long before Mir Batterman noticed the
bank and in about two minutes ne knew all about
H. lie sent his private detective to Baumbuschs $
house No % Herbert-St In the faint hope of learn
ing something Of the cmbezaer There the de-
tectiye found Baumbusch's wife. pretty young
woman. with flushed face, packing n trunk
Where is your husband ne asked her.
He came home about an hour ago. was the
answer. and said ne was angry at me. Mr.. Batter
man and every else. He said 10 me; You pack
up and go home to your mother. You'll never see
what hr meant at first. but | saw he meant II. lie
grabbed up Il few Of his own things and left the
house in hurry And now I'm going home TO
Mr Ratterman informed The police and general
alarm was sent out BaumhuSch under A1,Wo
bonds. furnished by New-York indemnity com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22
TO ESTABLISH APPELLAIE Nv iHI"NN'

THE ARMSTRONG BILL PASSES THE NS'H"'''
ROCHESTER WINS OVER H'IFAI'
Albany. March Il (Speciah.-Ihc A7S'i''''
passed to-day the Armstrong hIi ""NI"'"S ''
l~..,,,.t -, ,n,cllat, division Of the Suprcm"
Io,,r, -, ,t ,o,,r indiraI departments into which
,bo State 10 aiyided by me Consttution The hr'i
department is TO include New-York 'onn'F' ,'I, us
second the present I'D Judicial Disu.'.' 'n'
the present lila. IVth and WIN Ju'l'"' '+,,
and the fourth the present Nih' NiI'h anu 'i'
Seven justices 10 form me app. . ,,
,,,o nrs, ,oror,men, and FIVE each ia each oi IN"
e',ors rho ,our new courts are 10 sit In New
York Brooklyn Albany and Rochester
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