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txond edition
I
f*
I A BIG FIRE IN LON BON
A Pretended Socialist Sen
tenced for Swindling.
' A
DEATH FROM MALPRACTICE
A ftTSÜEX OIKV/M DEATH.
>>tM* Vit In FhlladalphiH of a Criminal
Oparation— Peculiar Circumatanoaa Con
..eelo«l With tlta Ca»«.
(Spcsdat dispatch t«» the Guactte. ]
* KnxLADKi.psiA, Nov. 17.—On Wednesday
woman whoso
luat Ltzklc Holalon, a vouug
i ar«*uta reside In Mlitoo, S
ilelaware, died in the house of her auut,
Margaret Kuak, No. 1240 Moytmenaing
avenue, under cireutnaUncet* which iudi
rate that a criminal operation was per
.1 or turd upon her.
she ha'i Ihh'U living In this city for several
'tewre past aa a servant and on Friday laat,
viin>u visiting the house of her aunt, «he
ro nplained of illncsa. Her mother came
1 «. Him city on Sunday last, intending to visit
Ttdutlvfw in Camden, but Lizzie could not
su company her on account of iilnese.
Her condition grew worse uud Dr. L>.
Marshall, residing at the northeast corner
a>f Filth and Ueed atreeta was called in on
Tuesday last. He found her suffering from
(symptom* of jx»ritonitis.
* Shortly before her death site stated that
».be had undergone an operation at the
liands of Dr. Buchanan of No. 501 Pine
«•irect, whom she had vfelted to have a set
«r I a lac teeth made or rcpairwl. The teeth
werft originally made by Dr. M. V. Chap
man, the young man who was convicted of
perjury iu the United State« District Court
lor bi« efforts to liberate his employer,
Dr. John Buchanan, the notorious bogus
diploma operator. Requiring some other
work of the same bind she went to Dr.
Buchanan'« office ami at thî Coroner'« iti
rjueat to-dav, Alfred L'rlau, a dentist, re
ftidtag at No*. 428 Dudley street, recognized
Hie set of teetli worn by the deceased as
having been made by him for George Buch
anan, a son of John Buchanan.
whom he occasionally assiste«]. The witness
also stated thut Dr. John Buchanan hail
been in ills sou's house for three weeks
past and did some work ubout. the
place. As the teeth were made about
January last and, os the young woman had
niated that the operation was performed by
t he person who took the impression for the
teeth, the criminal act, it. was concluded,
was not done by the elder Dr. Buchanan.
Dr. John G. Lee, the Coroner's physician,
who made a po»t
the body, tcstitlcd that death was the result
oi criminal malpractice.
Dr. George Buchanan was examined, hut
ho declared that he did not know the de
* ca»cd girl and that, lie went t«> the Grand
Central Theatre on Tuesday evening, the 7th
instant, when the operation is alleged to
have been performed.
Thu jury, after deliberation, returned a
verdict to the effect that "Lizzie liolston
«-aroo to her death from exhaustion, the re
sult of a criminal operation at the. liands pf
Dr. George Buchanan." The accused was.
committed to await the action of the grand
J*WJ.
Ubsex county,
item examination of
The Hiver ami flarber Money.
Washington, Nov. 17.—There is a ©tai«
luftot published this morning that Secretary
Uncoln iy his annua? report w ill recoin
kitftnd that do River aud Harlwr bill be in
troduced iu the coming session of Congrats,
aa it will be Impossible t< » expeud the
amount appropriated ut the Io*t session
during the present fiscal year, and the bal
19,000 ,Ü0Ü will be
vNtrriad over to the credit of next year's ap
propriation.
©nee of $5,000.000
UeithHny'a New l*astor.
On Bunday, December ff, Rev. Mr. Greul,
UeithHny'a New l*astor.
On Bunday, December ff, Rev. Mr. Greul,
th© newly-chosen pastor of Bethany Baptist
< tnirch, will preach his first sermon. Mr.
Greul conies to this city ironi Cape May,
wbfre he is held in great esteem ai.u kuown
uu ku excellent speaker. He is about 30
>eara of age and married, has a good edu
cation ana is u great student.
An American Swindler Sontcne©«!.
, the pre
tended representative of the American
•octal ist« In the Hague Socialistic Congress,
Pa»s been sentenced to two years' imprison
ment by tb« court here for swindling.
Rotterdam, Nov. 17.—G
Tlva •'Star Kouters " lla\© Anolltcr
Chance!
in the November .10th
If their chance
»irawing of the Great Commonwealth Dis
tribution Co., and if they were to win the
$30,000 prize (which some lucky person i»»
rtaln to win) how différant would be the
•date of their mind. How much better to
».ave a chance for a fortune than a chance
to be proven guilty. Hund your orders for
iteket© to R. M. Boardtnun, Louisville, Ky.
Half a Million
London, Nov. 17.—A big fire broke out
Were about midnight and raged until 5 o'clock
ihis morning, completely destroying »even
•l>opa iu West bourne («rove. Loss estimated
ai half a million of dollars.
FluniCN.
A New 1,1m« Kiln.
Castle ha»- erected
a lime kiln near the Railroad bridge
will go Into the buslncfi« of btirnlng lime.
He will get his oyster »hells from Bultl
more.
A M. Hizer of Ne
.1
The Governor'.* FroolHinetlou.
Gov. Hall lias issued hi* proclamation
. as a day of
fixing Thursday, November 30
thanksgiving and prayer.
This Klectioua Are
'Uiing of the Fast.
Some arc happy, homo otherwise,
in every one turn their attention to the
uiixtgrand event oi the month, namely :
The popular monthly drawing of the Com
monwealth Distribution Co., which is to
come off' in Louisville November 30th.
Tickets only ftli. First prise, $30,000 ; i/.Hjo
prizes, ft 112,'400. Send lor tleketn to R. M.
Hoard mu n, LotiiAVlUc, Ky.
CITY IT OIS
t"hua. M. Vary, Pblla. Mensonger, 603 Market,
rmtterloy A üo.. Photographer«, 302 Market nt
ini'« KA1I.KOA1**.
A Local Time Table Wltli U*e Iateit
Correction«.
TRAINS CRAVE WILMINGTON FOB
pHU-A.— X00*— 2.23 ** — 6.30—6.55 IMl— 7.t0
—6.1Uf—8.16—9.00J—9.C91—9.6ft}—10.30—11.63 a.
n»*—i2.oot raj—12.16—l*.an—1.53—2.301—4.00—
t —0.10—6.38*— 7.2« —7.30*—
5K
BALTTMOin&-1.06«— 1.42« -4.51 *—8.05*-y. 17
.—12.26—1.00—1.09—6.00-6.00—6.67—
11.04* p. m.
W ASHinoTO»—1.42*—4.61 *—8.06—9.17 r .
—I y0—1.09—6.67—11.04* p. m.
HALT1M0R* and INTERMXDIATS BTATION8—
1.06*—».IT 10.00 a. ra,*— 1.C0-6.00 p. in.
» Trains running both daily and Sunday.
tTrains running only on Sunday,
t tfonnect at Oruy's Ferry for old dopot,
ftroad and Washington avenue.
Dmlawarb Railroad— 6.00*—0.10 a. m;—1.06
6.26f p- m. No Sunday trains.
• For New Castle only
t For Harrington an»l
WOJffnraTO* a NOKTHKRir ÄAILIUlA t>— 7.47 a.
S wl.06—6.00—0.30 p. m. ,
•Mtdlng and St. Peter—8.10 a. m.
f)IL A WARB WKBTBRN Railroa !>—7.06— 10.ÎH
sk. tn>—6.30 p. m. Sunday trains 16.30». m—6.00
p. m. v _ _
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WIDHUNGTON FROM
pgu. A DWLPH LA—12.60—1.00—1.32*—4.47 *—7.46
g (I**—0.12—9.06— 10.10t— 11.36—12.86 n. m,'—12.60
— 1.07 — xaOf -2.60- 4.86— 4.66— 6,40—6.63—6.8t
™
rt» w . if-Pïr, J 1 B L "
1X60—1.07—4.66—6.4M —lU.68p. m. .
tftALTCMOBB—1.61*—'2.18*—0.84—9.64—11.43 ».
»41»— 12.39—1.60—6.11*—6.30*—7 24—9.49* i*. m.
* Wabhinoton- 1.61*-2.18—11.43a.
__« sLJi tt*— fl ko*— 7 24—9 49* r» m
* u^Gi dallv and Siindav f *
* . w i? »..Üi. Una»/*
t OO Sunday only.
INtLA WARB RAILROAD—8.66—10.16*4. ID;—12.06
— i 06*^6.00 p. tn. No Sunday tram«.
• FiwUi N»W C'astl« only.
ro.oo a.
!
\
Intermediate stations.
On Sunday tx>r
\
.
WlLMtWrOlt k NomitSK RAri.EOA.tV~6.**—
ft.4ft-n.ttA». m ;-«.*) p. t». Un Sundny from
Reading ftfttf St Peter at 7 10 p. m.
Dilawafi IV cm ica* Kaiuioad— f.OOâ. m;—*
8.16 p. m. Sunday trains 9.10 a. m.;—6.40 |*. m
TRAINS LEAVE rUK WILM1NUTOM
Pair.ADU.PHi a New Hhoad Hmsrr Daror—
12.90*—3.66*—4.30—7.30*—8.UO—8.21— B.Sôf "10.14
—11.30—11.60 a. in;— 19.9Î4— 1.32f—1.32—5.16—
4.03- 4 26- 6.06-6.20-6.66—A.OAt—e.a«—6.60*
—0.30—10.00—11.23* p, *n.
BROAD AXD WAJCHf*OTOW ATEWUft—6.30—1.00
—10.16 a. m;—1.30-3.10—4^10—6.16 p. in.
Ni* ÜAATLHr— 6.36—10.00—11.46 a. m.—4.49
6.40 p. in.
* bally and Sunday,
t Un Sunaaj only.
40r*Th« black Dgurm dcnuU tha Llmtlad
KxpraM trahie.
OI7K NAILS
Tbatr Arrival and tAapartura. Takln«
KfTaot .July 1st, 188*.
Tha Font Offlc© In this city will ba op«n dally,
accept Kuuday, ftom 6.30 a. m. to 9 p. m.
Privat© boxas ure a«v>aaslbla until 11 p. m. On
Sundays opan from 9.9»» to 9 3U a. tn. Privat©
hocus scoaaalbla frv»u 6 to 6 p. m. Tha ««£»••
sal© ita?np window will clos© at 6.90 p. m. Tha
money ordar ofltca will close st 6.00 p. no.
MAILS CLOS* AS «OLLOWB :
WOSTH.
Wilmington k Northern Railroad to Hcadtntc
Pa., au«i point« on tha Baltimore Central aonth
of Chadd* Ford, 7.40a. in.
Philadelphiacloead pouch, 6.30 a. m.
Philadelphia and waymall.^.oo a. m.
Now York, Pennsylvania and pointa east and
weal. 0. a. tu.
Delaware Western Kail road to Landenberg,
10.U0 a. in.
Phtlodehihia, New York oity, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey, 11.60 a
Philadelphia, New York and all point« ca«t
and west, 1.30 p. m.
Phllailoluhis, New Y'ork and all point« east
and west, 4.40 p. m.
Philadelphia and New York cities, dosed
pouehes, w.ofa p. vu.
Pennsylvania west of Ijancaetcr, and all
points west and southwest 9.66 p. m.
All points north, east, west and southwest,
11.00 p. in.
Ail l«ouh<;
. m.
Is «ont wost except New Orloans
which Is rsnt south on through mniis.
SOUTH.
altlinore ami way mall, 7.40 a. m.
Weshlnxt«>n and alt point* south, 7.40 a. m.
▲11 points oi* the Peninsula, S.30e. m.
Supplementary mail for tho Poninsula, 9.00
a. m.
Bultlmore. Washington and all peints south,
12.30 p. m.
Newport, Stunton. Newark, ïôkton and
Havro «Io UriiO«, 12.30
Point* on Haltliuore
Posit. Northeast
n. m.
Central.
between Pori de
id Chiuld's Pord.19 30 p. m.
Ballluiorennd Hey Line Heaiuem, 4.40 p. m.
Pcnimniia north nr Harrlugton. lucludlng
Delaware City aud Nt. iieorger, 6.60 p. tu.
Baltimore, dosed pouch, 6.60 p. in.
Haiti more, Washintflou aud all points south
11.09 p. in.
MAILS ARRIVE ANT. BKAT.T FOR DELIVERY.
Frein Wlliüiuglon A Northern liailroad,
From New York. Philadelphia, Washington
and ull ether points, fl.3o p. in.
From Philadelphia, New York and polr.ts
north, oust and west. 8.30 a. to.
II from PhiluUelphta, ft.30s.m.
From Peninsula Aud all north ol Harri r.glon
way
9.16 a. m.
From Baltimore and way mall, 9.60 a. m.
Haiti mu
Fro
, u.30 p. m.
From Peninsula mall,l'2.3u p. ut.
Philadelphia, New York and points
d curt. 1.30 p. ui.
Baltimore, Washington and points
!
north
t r
south, U.'M> p. m.
From Delaware Western Railroad, 2. - J0p. in.
From Philadelphia, New York and points
north and ©»ul, 5.40 j*. m.
From Baltin*.«
south uud sou th west, 6.4o
('arriéra deliveries as fo
oral; 10.00 a. ut., partial; 1.30 p.
. Wu?hinglon and points
f >. ui.
lowc : 6.30 a.
..gen
., genera 1; 4.00
p. in., partial.
Collection*
de by tha
»dreet boxes
earners at 6.3« uud 10.00 a. m.,1.30 and 4.
An ndditlonul collection will be made at 7.3«
1 box«* l»ctween Jefferson and
ami Water and Thirteenth streets
p.m.
t m. frutn
ombard
Incltnlvc. On Sunday a Bill collection will he
made at ft.ttO p. tn. JLocnl letters for carrier*'
delivery *lioui«t t*edeposlte*l in tho Post Office
ten minutes before the Lour of delivery.
W . Y. SWiiHim. Postmaster.
W . Y. SWiiHim. Postmaster.
ILSON'o
UNDERTAKING ROOMS,
mu KINO STREET.
t-cU-d with Tt-lephoue Exchanx©.
Call - -
(k
OPEN ALL SIGHT.
J. A. WILSON,
KuNcnAi. Uiapc-iOR.
2-12-14
J^ANIEL li. KOSTER,
ATTORN KY-AT-LAW,
NO. 917 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON. J)KL. my2-ld
VU US.— Exclusively
FURS.
AV E1VB
Kr f us?'aL.i! ki:u t.i.ovy
intet«*
or Ladies'
d Fl it CAP» for
ucUft-12t-IA
•Men :
^DAMB AND BROTHER,
No. 604 Market Street,
CHEAP
Cash Variety Store.
TOYS, DOLLS & MASKS,
DRY u:mh»s.*
lloSIKItY.
NOTIONS.
LADIKH' A GENTS'
UNDERWEAR,
BOOTS. SHOES & RUBBERS
CROCKERY, TIN.
Ul.AttriWAKK.
HAG, HEMP.
IKUKA1M AM)
ST AI It < A HP ET,
STAIR HODS,
( U HT AI NS.
tine of Lamp*. Lantern*,
rlety. Tahlcuud l'«M-ket Cut
lery, Kxprvaa 'Vag.»nb.Velor!| ( «dwh I T«»y*oralld« -
Ht-rlpilous, lh.il , Dot 1-1 leads, Doli-ltodlea, Doll
Carrlagcb. The largest, chmnmt and iHnt llu** of
I.i»rg**M and
v
h i
j
!
1 TABLE, STAIR and FLOOR OILCLOTHS,
j 6-18-12-46-dAw
BABY CARRIAGES in the State.
I.R AO KJ
La »OR—
HARPER'S BAZAR ?ATTERN3.
d examine «»ur variel*
before purchasing.
ll
»P»J
v yen to rail
i«l pries
Of goo.tn
I
iN
ECKWKAK.
Now York *
Neck w u«
r« itlc* I
In *»nr!ng :
n. PRICES al
«•cl. «
■
i
!
f»
Co
SHIRTS !
• Dollar Shirt ha* a reputation for
equal led In thlBdty.
! Ou r
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
A full line or everything belonging
1 *P**C les .
WA/T T-^ f'W
VV ^Yl. D.
_ __ _
202 MARKET street
' x'
I COLDIERS NOW scffehino from
Ö WOUNIWordl*,.« or any bind caused tiy
. uifiltary service »re entitled to Pension.
I Widow*, minor chiMreu. dependent mothers
I Ikthers ug soldiers who died lYom the effocts ol
i service are Meo entitled. Many invalid
! pensioner» are entitled to au lucre«»*. Careful
asaisttnc** «!' en lu LMnyerl or Rejected claims,»*
man y can be allowed with but little tnoreevldence.
Complet.» lo»trn«*t»p*i«i with reference« »ent oq
A pplfrall^. ClI A ftf.Efl A G KOUGE A. KING,
Attorneya-at-law. «tu r direct, \S'*»hlu«ion,
1) C. 7
.
the
'KW
! BUCKWHEAT MEAL !
llclc «.f fresli new Meal
J. J. SMITH'S
*
FOtrUTII AND SHIPLEY 8TS.
jyOTICE.
I 1.000 Pairs More
-OP—
Those $1.00 SHOES.
EWING, 6 E. Front Street.
—jest HEr nivcr*
First store from Market. Of t2»-14-lu)
MDVCATTDVAJL.
JJUGBY
EVENING SCHOOL
—■Will ruft » on —
MONDAY EVE'G, OCT. 2, >82.
In roon No. 4, MasonicTempi«*. Persons wist* n*
In format l«»n will apply to
lilt. HAU L W. MURPHY,
rttor. j. Jackson riK.iK K.
•ep26-#t-H
JAPI.EWOOD INSTITUTE
—you—
BOTH SEXES,
IIroad Htroct
Thlladelphla, ou Pblla. ft Halt. Outrai R
Courses of Htudy—Eugllsh, Bualuiws, 8eknU4«
and ClaMdtml ; a thorough Chemical depafttincut.
U Cm lit»« weal of
Superior opportuultlaa oflVred to young men
aud hoy a to prepare for the hist American rol
««•a.
Degree»arc conferred by nuthorltv of the Leg
alature of Pennsylvania upon young la«llef
taking a full cour»«'.
Reading taught by it flrst>elat»a clocutloulsl.
Penmanship hy a professor—mioiter of th*
tH'uuUoa of the art.
INrlvato lustructlen given to tho«e who«* adu*
I catlou has been negleeted. A home-Uke départ
ent lör little boys. Twelve Instructions.
J. toHOKTLIDGE (Yale College), A. M„ Prin
cipal, ConcordvUle, Del., Co., Pa,
auglC-Cm-cod
It AX VIKO.
pROF. A. 8. WEBSTER'S
SELECT
Dancing Academy,
MASONIC TEMPLE,
(Fourth Floor,>
Wilmington, Del.
IHM 2—SEASON OF—18811
COMMENCING MONDAY, SEPT. II.
.1 Tbura
GENTLEMEN *M CLASS Monday
from m to 10 o*eloek. Monday, Mep
day eveuluuH. t
ember II, lwrL
LADIES A N I> C'HILDKF.N 'S (
rday aftrru«»on.-, «on
rdav, MepU'iuber I»',. ThiiVidny«
!.. natiirday * from 2 to 4 p. m.
LA DlEM* Cl.AMS—W«**Ine«ilay «
I. A MS -Tim I»*
ami *■
r> i<* o p.
NVcduewlsy, ». p
tow o'clock, «•ompirii. lug o
tcn»h«ra*.
AM the latent h n«l ni"-t fn-hlonahle «Im
lAuuht, Imlu.llna Urn I,ï«ii Tenais, L
New Kaniuet Oaailrllle, Gil«!.', Hht© G1H«;,
Htep, Newport Mint ull 8<s-l«
H|X-clMlt)
Also u n«
m parlor dance
Five
y VV»liM*e n
flit elltier privately or In eta»*«-»,
t .specially *<laptc<! t«» children
" Mil»
( HOICK OF DAYS.
In tit«*
School*, s«-inl»tarlcH ««r prtv
city «»r out uf tow
practicable l'or choice of day*.
Duriux th«* summer the Ara«l«
hainiA«nii« lv «I«-..
In splendid pondltlon. Th« > wllli
«•«l cxclnvivcl) for clans pu rpos**» at
* class
with
slunild con ft
rooms have
h
sifter
belc.it
parties.
F«»r terms, circular, etc^ apply
K. K. IMHKI.KVM,
.No. 710 Market street,
by mail to
A.s. WtCBMTl.lt.
Masonic Temple, WilinliiKton, 1M.
au*31-tr-.'i
II O U S E
ft
—AXD—
«1
ft
SIGN
PAINTING
F R E S C O I N G
— At
ftgrN«-atly and P
pH y r
ut«.l.-%*
G. W. BOULDEN
No. 30T King Street.
■
7.4-26-tf
PEIRCE Ä COOK
*
Real Estate and Stock Brokers.
H. !.. colt. SEVENTH AM* SHIPLF.Y STS.
J. Jackson Pkirc e.
»n H. Coo
Ei
wp2*l-l-H
AGENTS K
WANTEDb;,,,.
Outlaws. HylVon..!. A. I»:
•1 ihrllliiiK a« count of th« I
2u v«*ar*, In an maiiv stat. , j
graphie dctterlptioii of üu >1«
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full
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A BONANZA 1*(»U
particular« and !>«• convln.-e
rtalahlc and piolitahl. book
tlni«-. h«t d •'fl.*:.
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» 11-21
•n
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d bam pit*
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opy
kd<
I lit »Ml
\ A
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I
1 DELAWARE CARPET HOUSE,
I " NO. :«» MARKET STREET.
We In
va Just recti'
d a large stork
IK—
TA PEBTKY
BRUSH ELS,
INGRAINS AND DAMASK
THREE PLY
-
of
CARPETINGS
— Also n larg« assui tni.-ni of—
OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS AND WIN
DOW SHADES.
«1 sallhfy y(
giving barguInH.-fc*
49"(itve
a call
•if liait wc are
HENRY GREBE
WILMINGTON. DK
/ i RE AT Rl.'SH
O Y STERS!
J. T GARDNER.
H. SK VF. NT 11 ANOSlllPLKY STS.
1ms ndtled
ehe 1 1
I.I* l.n-ilie»,*. mi.I I* now
«ona hIiIi« »Y S i Fits at blinrt
utile
mice
parti* or tin* city,
b«- promptly
•n will «1« liver oyMera
Ordern left with thcdrlv
II
via
^ POSITIVECURE
tiy
ol
oq
the
WITHOUT medicine:*
ALLAN'S SOLUBLE MEDICATED ItoUGlKF
Patented, October jsth. ixt«.
—One box of—
No. I will
- In four da
st ohetlmitf
•e 'the
long standing.
No. 2
ill
hu
matter
N«» nauseous c'om h of culielis, copali.a
of sandalw ood, tnut are c« rial»» tf
pepsl a I.v destroying tlie coat lugs of ilie sp
Price, iLHi. Jfol.l by all «Irugglsta o
eclnt oi price. For further partlculaib e« ml
for circular, y. O. Box, 1,53.1. 1
J. C. ALLAN CO.,
»3 Jobu Street, New York
«luce dys
!
;
lanlfl
I AND !—A. A. THOMAS. 8T. CLOl'D
À BUILDING, Washington, D. < nrui-tlceh
before the United Staten General Lau'l onice.
- ase*, private laud claim", mining, nn
einpti«m and hornet.tend mho«, pron-nit«-«l beToi
the Department of the Interior
t. and ull c|;»b**fe of claim») befo
live Department. Special utt«-nti<
town-site ca»*a. Lund Warrant*, b<
float*, ^a .id all kinds of land t»c rip bought 1
*
('ontenter! c
the'ffi
<
hSS
ad
■l sold
pRANKLIN
TYPE FOUNDRY
)
16S Vine Street, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
ALLISON A SMITH.
▼11-861*
THIRD EDITION
BIG STORMS BREWING
Snow, Rain and the Aurora
Borealis.
LARGE DRUG HOUSE BURNED
THE riRMT KNOW.
All of Weather Reported—»ala.
Know and Kleotrlcity—Te»e«raph Com
mun I ration a Interrupted.
Nett York, Not. 17.—The prevftlenee
of n heavy auroral htorm U reported through
out the entir« country, wbicli bat» resulted
f.mipUte interruption to tele
graphic comm mi leaf ion, which it i* Jni
possible to maintain tor mon* than :t lew
.mhH.-rru.A« 11 v.
to be tin tierceat known l«»i u long lluw.
Report* from New England indicate that j
t.v.Ty fciiuw .lonu KI Iti «t .a «rly hour (
U morulOff and the ftartb 1* already w»v«
in almost
ered to tha depth of «evaral inch»».
Old telegraphers ray that the electric
wave to-day I» of snch intensity as to delv
all efforts a't telegraphic communication and
that the adjustment of their instruments
has been reudered almost impossible on ac
count of the Increased amount of electricity
upon the wire#.
Boston, Nov. 17.—Tlic first snow storm
of the scauou commenced tbla morning.
Snow is still fulling heavily. The fodlt
that the storm frill be quite severe.
Hon»
WATKiim nv, Gonx , Nov. 17.—A »»now
storm, considered to 1 h* «overe, net iu here
early thin morning and coptlouen with no
sign» of ubutement.
Mkuidvn, Conn., Nov. I«.—At 5 o'clock
this inoruing a cold ruin lx*gan fulllng.which
turned into »now an hour luter und it U «till
»lowing hard with pro«|*ccU of n heavy fall.
fiFLATIXO FOHr.lOX KBW«.
the United Preah A»
Office
TION. N«»v. 17.—The Western Union Com
pany have notified us us follows: Land and
ottbie communication grin.rally ure inter
rupted to day by the exceptionally severe
electrical storm.
I A
\V. J. Deal». Manager.
TUE KI.ECTRIC WAVE IN mis < !T1 .
At the offices of the Weeleru Unl<»n and
Mutual Union Telegraph C'ninpaulcs in this
city great trouble wa§ re|M>rtcd both In send
ing aud transmitting messages.
The difficulty 1» OHUsed Ly the aurora
boivali« and nil line work i» nearly an hour
behind hand. The trouble I» worse in the
north aud- west. '''This is the worst trouble
we have ever had In all my experience."
said an old telegrapher lu the employ of the
Western Union to u Gazette reporter to
dav. "It is only with the utmost difficulty
that we can keep the wire» working.
At th«* Mutual Union, manager Jarvis
ported similar difficulty. "An operator has
to keep a sharp lookout to-day," said lie
or lie'll be sure to get left. This difficulty
commenced early this morn ing, almost ns
o opened th*' office. It«
effect Is very peculiar I cannot liken it to
anything but the rumbling of thunder—
not in sound, I mean, but in this : that its
effect is spasmodic, it will cut t>\
the whole current for an instant ami then
give us more than we want for a brief
period. The trouble is not as great now'
it w as early in the afternoon."
Owing to the electrical effect on the wires
the Gazette's press dispatches
delayed.
n
• much
A I>rng II i»um* Burnt*«!.
Balt iMonr,Nov. 17.—TIic wludoalo dm
house* of Gilbert Bros. «V Co., on llowar
street, was d«*stroye«l by fire this morning.
itlt hid«lers by
5
The inmates
Hie Uremen.
•ere resetted
ft:to,<>oo for ftir,.ooo for Ml.
Iu Louisville, Ky., November ÎU)tl», the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.
tribute the princely sum
Tickets only
formation to li. M. Board
Kv.
ill dis
of ft119,400.
Ä*nd lor tickets or in
, Louisville,
For f'rwMh I Hii
me of ull kinds ge
stall. King, ul.ove Hwoud.
BKII.F TKl.LUltAMS.
ai.tl
MeC'a ui ley's
to
Xrw York. N
17.—Thr l.o<3i. , ..f Mrs.
Elizabeth Tuylor und Harriet Taylor, vic
tims of tin* Lust River collision, we
«red in Huitt-nnilk channel tills morning.
• reeov
TUK 111
MAKKKTH.
What TV© FhI and What W« Pay for It—
To-day'» Sir oat Alarkot Quotations.
M K ATS AND rROVIBlOHB.
Butter, per pound.
Ekx»*. wiiole.-Hle per doten.
i, per doxen.
Chicken*, retail, pur pound
Chickens, per pair.
Spring chicken*, per pair..
Spring chicken*, per pound
Chickens,per pd. wholesale
Sirloin steak;« per poun*
Hump »leaks p
Bound steak:
Bib roasti
Chuck roa
Stewing picct
Boiling t>lt* p
Shins, per po:
Kidney fat,per pound.
Camh eho)
Limti roa*
Mutton
M uttou
Veal cutlets, p
Veal roasts, per pot
Hums, whoiosalu, per pouu<l
Hams, sliced, per pound.2U
Shoulder*, wholesale,par pound ,l*ij<
Shoulders, retail, perpound... .14
Bacon, retail, per pou»»d_
Sausage, .smoked, por puuu-l
Biilugim sausage, per pound
Hogshead cheese, per pound
Fuddlngs,
Ijtrd, wholcsu
Hard, retail, p
Oheere.
i
H % .rs
i
Fugs.
«1
.b
£
l.ui)
l.a(
.7 b Hfi l.uo
.17 ki .1ft
.13
.14
:£l
iouud
..5
.1*
perpoun
pouud....
.'lb 40
.14
I
*t per pound.
ic
.12
^ound.
.10
.10
per pout'd
.i:,
»,per pound.
.1«
.'JU
!kup8, p
pound.
.15
.12 Û,
.'A) 4P
.10 W
■ i
.
I
.26
!..
• is
17
U
.16
.16
,10
.12
»ound.
e per pound
pouud....
.10
.12
.12 4 #
•ms
.16
. .08 Q
.12
FISH.
Pike .
Lake shad
Sl?e.
Pollock.
B«»ck Halt, por pound
White Perch, per »
Trout, per pound..
Ilalilmi. per pound
Cuttish,
Mftcii
. .15
. .15
.10
.15
.15
.16
»ound
.12
.12'..
.21» '
per pouud.
it, per pleee
.21
VKOKTAULK19
New potatoes, i»f:r l*arrei..
New potatoes, per half-peek .
Sweet jKjtotoe«, per l*n*Kit...
. 2.60
: ,00
.14
.40
.do
«wett potato«* per half
Tom a toe«, per half peek....
Cabbage, per head.
('fato onion», per crate.
Crate oniona, per half peck
Kadiahca, per hunch.
Egg plant«, per pleeo.
Turnips, per half p«*.*k.
Celery, per hun^h.
Ao
.12
.10
1.00
.. .03 mi
. . .08 k,
.'<0
.10
.12
Local Quotations.
Uor.RBOTKt, Daily by The Williah i,ea &
SubbCohbakv, Hrandywike Mills—
Wheat Floh*.
Wm, I^e
FLeLT. I»RR BAR'L.
A Won's -Best' Roller
»7 15
wholesale, retail.
Patent
f7 65
; Clifton F.F.F Extra
xat F. do. Family do
Kirkwood Roller Ground
Occidental
Superb no
FEED.
Hast middlings,
Host ship stun,
Outline,
do
6 9U
. 10
1*
6 76
7 25
7 ÜÜ
e 60
«lo 6 60
« ou
do
4 .
4 75
per ton.
IS
!
17
(J0
nhorts,
17
Brnn,
Corn weal, flno yelloift, 37.60
(îorn racal, white,
Corn meal, coarse,
Screening*,
iu
par hun.tred.
62 06^2 IU
2 10@2 16
F2 03
0®.*«5
88.60
: -
.
ORAIK.
par bushel.
90« 05
Prime yellow corn,
Prime long-berry wheat.
.90
1 10
N«
York Markets.
• 17.—Flour, firm,fairly active;
Ao. 2 State, V2.6oa3.G0; Su pert) no do., f 3 . 60 ;
Western, *4.00nL&o
Wheal, quiet, No. 2 Chicago, #l.07»$l.0S: No.
2red, ftl.UT^afl.uft^.
Corn, quiet, nominal,
( )ats, quiet No. 2, Novemb
Kye, nominal.
Butter, nominal.
KggB, nominal.
Sugar, nominal.
New Yohk.N
r,
ZSTMMAMT P V tttJOA TIOMB»
'PERHAPS THE MOST .IVDICIOUBT.Y
EDITE» MABAEINK IN THE WORLD."
—THE NATION, N. V. I»S2.
THE CENTURY
B
For 1882-83.
of this mAgssine "11»«' ft****
<1 the hhmI iiwiwM
, rloM'd with the October iiuuiIht,
has shown a large g:iln «"MJl**!
preceding »asou, aud THE U NTHG
Its thirteenth year with an edition of
wi lflh it
Ttu
der the
It- hl.b
Tin* circulât h
or the
tvogiti.«
110.000 Copie*.
Till follow Inc are the leading fratiift a s
A N lew MAIL II Y W. lY IlMWKI.Lft. I«
iceccd thffl author'» ••.Modern liikianre.* It
liitiritailotia! *t«»ry, entitled "A Sen
,m a ,h, v!vÏ'i.kttK ok minimi i.ifk. IB
mamy iiali «»«k imm, entitled Tin Led
H ^ f r }^r i"r v."J.w'. r !»v , ,iï:CitfïÏMk*.
h of piKht U ., M r- ft. otn |„, nr i„ ar y , M r
«mu of iarl««ui*natloual!tlc criticising America,
l 'JÆ'ël! it hYSt 1 îû >" y
r)V \faahiogtou Gladden. An
co'.nunt of praotlcal co-opt- ration in Christian
work, showing how » league was formed tn n
small town In Connecticut, what kind* of work
U attempt««!, aud hu« It *pr*ad throughout the
whole Mato.
• RrDDtR ORANGE ABROAD.*' hv Frank
R. ftiocktou, a continuation of the droll ''Rudder
range** stories, the scene being now lu Europe.
THE NEW ERA IN AMERICAN llOl f llfc
Bt'lLDtNG. a series of four imper», fully lllu*
trateil, devoted to ill Cltv Houses, cii Country
H oims. 13• Churches, and <») Public Itnlhtluu-.
THE C It EU LES « > K l.t »t'|S| A N A, bv U* o. W.
Calile author <d '*uid Crrol« Daj>,** etc.; a
fresh and graphie narrative, richly ItluMratcd.
MY AI>V I'VT f I; I.S IN /CM. I.v Frank II,
< u .hing, gov« ruinent ethiiologut, mi Hdopti-d
member of the /uni tribe of Indian Illustrât« d.
II.LCwntATEI» PAPER'* t»\ THE N \T*
ION A1. CsPITAL, I if 1 ud I ng 1 he tnpltol.**
••'Hie supreme Court," ••The White House,''
MISSION** «)F S« >
111
A
I ft: IN THF TlllttTKEW I «»LOMES. |i\
LKbl'uN. the IcailliiK hUiorl
«matvt *«f » mtmiN'r m
lie Kegiuull)^
" ,1 ' "f -V«
KI)M AKI) I «
cal feat
srffi
the wind«' ••
lift In the fill
I
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«.f
• I
•H
i
. .1 I
il
miditc hlhl«»
E*|M:«'lal
ing
I« ntlo
minoration!«.
rilERN I A 1.1 FORMA.
!•> 'll. II. '• : ihn e or four paper*, «»r an «
IiiFl y tnlerefliux cliarauler, riciily llliHirat
't-i'd
nilMeell«tne«m«.
Further work 1» expected from K. C. Sli rtm-..,
Tiioimv« IliiKhcs, J«»«d < haiidl« r IIhitin ("In.•li
lt, hois') lharl.s liudltv Warner, J.»lin Dur
rouxhs, E. V. "*n,alley, •). ||. |t..vc,.n.
of other». FntertnlnlnK sliorv *-t
l« tlc > will he Miming the lewdlng I«*;«
I i:v, us heretofore, and Inc niMga
uilluue iUndvaucc In ^encrnl exeetl
The > >ui) < »vi'l])tloii prl«"d*
a liuiuher. ,-*uhM-riptl<>
iiumher,
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ovt:«-jft
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IS In all
in »he same llu
j^T. NICHOLAS
ron
YOUNG FOLKS.
Parents w ho .
Inlng
uud voung rulks
I M'lvcutur«', l»tet*»rlcml
hold
in •
«I Wl...lc*«Mllc
reading
enj«.
In« h
their hlldr
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a ml noth. «
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l. Mcli.dii.
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until«
til«' Util ct
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Al» H«'«'nulit of til«- full»
Tiioini
_ By Maurice
or«»f• The \\ U.-»ii-r> ««i A r«-h«-rv. • •
•Tim stui
II-«*» -
B> F. H. ltro««k
T
e llliiHtrat«-«! with many
arknhle »»lc
"A BHAM
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•uplt.il mi*l novel |.L
r, author of "HU Mnj*
Bv WiIlium
«. Mynelf. *' tt«-.
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hatfl«' TM-i n« ««. lflnsi r.«t«*«l w»
««» "St. Nb'htilas**
Tlioui's
A l»|Ofe r:
paint« r of
«•«•lehr
Mih pl«-t
MU«» Th«»iiip*on.
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pup
"WIIKIÎK W VS VILI.IKIIH
• f tile It II
A 11» rilli
Arelillinlil
»-TurkUh war. U\
»pondent.
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F- W it it F Hors»;
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t of th«- Ilf«
lit
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Nod,*' « te., and
Jlrook«, mi th««
li.'-lu.tlng A Chrht
"Tiik F
prepared fxprc*ni y for holiday thm ».
Tltcre will b. sic.»
n y otli
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M. Ai
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young folk
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her. Suli
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Ik. aid
1
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WEEK] «Y IIEUAL1),
ONE DOI.I. A It A YEA15.
n»«* elrciilMtion ol tills popular
MtHtautly Increasing. ItcontaliiH
»»* rn-w* .»f tl»«* Daily ll. rald a
natnlv dtpartinent,. Tlu*
FOREIGN NEWS
•h up« i lal «ilspateliCM fr«
Under ttiY head of
d Is urranged
eiuhr
tin- ghibr.
all quartern
AMERICAN NEWS
glv
tin* Tcl«-grut»lii(- Dl* pil'd.os of the w«*e
arts of the (Jnlou. Till* feature aloe
fr,
n all p»
k«*«
THE WEEKLY HERALD
Hi«
>»-t valualde elironicle It* tin
«»rl.t, «Mi
Fiery week I* given a laiMil*
tin* cli«>
report
•si.
:/
POLITICAL NEWS,
embracing roinnlcte »u*i emiiprencnHlve «n,
pateln-H fi-om Washington, Inelii.ilng full n p..ri
of the HpeeetioH of eminent p«.lttlelnn« «.«>
questions «»f the l»»*nr.
THE FARM DEPARTMENT
of the WkEKI.Y II
AM* giv< ». the Into
•Ileal bUggektl«»lih Ull.t «Hacoverled
he <liitl<*B ol Hie rarmer, hliil» foi
rataliigCattle, Poultry.Grains,Tree««, Vegetable-«
Ac., Ac., with suggest loua f«»r ke, ping hiiihllug«
mikHm Im r«-|mtr. Tin, i* Buppl, .
y a well-e.ll!«*« departim-nt, wl«U*ly
nder ll»e hea.l ol '
li
relating to
I f:
lug
«I
«topi«*.!,
THE IIOME,
giving therecelpe* for pra.-ti. al «llshes, l.lnts for
making « lollili.g an« I for keeping up with tl»
fashion at tlu- lowest price. Every lie
».»king or ei-noniy suggeabd In tliln «lei
tent 1» practically test«'■dbv - -
Ih-Htlon. Letter» fr<»
I
It
perts before pul«
espondenta on tin
Home Dcpartiue
ve the housewife
•ry latest fashions. Tlu
of the \V Rklil.Y HCRAt.D will
, , , more than one humlred tliuee
the price of the paper. The lnt«*restsoi'
SKILLED LABOR
d everything rfiling
' mg I» careful > recorded. '
v 5 5S;
i
-© looked after
Thi
i* h page devoted
Uie biislnet>s markets, I
A valuable le
•ported price»)
TIIE PRODUCE MARKET.
ami abroad, together
k, a Skhmon by Home ;
LlTKIt VKV, Ml blt AL, 1»KA- I
MATH- PKUhONAl. au«l Si :a NOTH*. There is n c
pap«-r lia tlie world which «-«»iiIuIuh bo much news
nuitter every week the Weekly IIEUai.d.
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NEW YORK HERALD,
Broadway and Ann St., New York.
U 27-81-70
J^EFFNER'8
Oyster Bay and Dining Saloon
—Basement of—
28.5 MARKET STREET.
Mauls sei
»d frc
7 a. m. »o 12 night.
*epî»-3in-14
A
DMT 0OODA.
llpeOlal llMlUMIIIHNt'
»llueftftJl.
HIVE
B E K
30(5 Market Street.
M:in> -pc lrtl *1
filon- h
UNDERWEAR
Korn*'!
A large and vnried n**hi
*»f u«
IK RN for all.
liLOVFb
Md« Tin« »d
I. 1. ;i
hand*, at*«*
if.K*KA 8, -«• t>opiih«r With the hull. .
ir k ..f Mil <il.o\ l> I- In, m.
We litt ve lb© largSiil
COTTON FLANNELS w«« vm oflvi
ck of WOOL ur
»•1.
BLANKET« AS\> COMFOI^TABLIS,
AVe offer «pc* t »l inilii«'rinerit<a.
R. L. RUSSELL
1
-iVl-M-mwf
New Ure«» (kmhih, arc., ut Hliarps,
WUXUX B. SHARP,
Fourth Hnd Market St«.,
New Dress Goods
AT RK.lircTCD VTXV Yà.
Colored and Dress Silks,
Direct from the Importer.
Cloths and Cassjmf.res.
Tu* larx»*(it stock we have ti
oITereJ.
- Al JO R full lin« of
CARfETS AND Oil. CLOTHS,
P.*c
I'» cent* to fî.oo per yard.
WM. B. SHARP.
Fourth and Market Sts. .
fancy ftloalnry
Ml I'nUerwtar.
^e\v not w i
S. h. STAATS
I
*»
No. 405
Markft Street,
IM OPENING ALMOST DAILY
*f
li
»•I beautiful drMKn«
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
Iu
f
FANCY HOSIERY
• •
FOR LADIES, GENTS ANI) MISSES.
W ELL
-
AI*o opcnliiK a large
»F.LRCTKD
ni
STOCK
OF
M.
Ladiu©',
Gentlemen's
Children's
and
Merino Underwear,
«I
AT THE VERY LOWEST MARKET BATES
U\
^JKORGE STECK «v CO.'S
PATENT TONI' Mt'ttTAINEK
UPRIGHT PIANOS!
.)u
•lv«*d.
»rinn fit of these «•«•
i.«. W. take |»h a»i
k loall lntcr«-«u-d.
I «'«I
d
i rivaled PI*
In «I
ALBERT
KRELL,
Gl. I AGENT,
S. W. Cor. 4th Kim Sts..
!'IN (INN ATI, « ».
J^EEDLE
GAS LAMP
-OF
50 Candle-Power
exeerdlng the light offt onllnnry gnsje-t*«. Hums
heatillghfoil. Prlr«-4.:. «. I*. |*. Hw 'T«.m
paratlvc* Vl«*w" of uiiiiuhI «•«»at of 280
lerlor lighting, l»yo '
20 «-(»al gas jets 4211*.
»«■«• pr«»sp<(*t»|. «,]' til
CapItnllHt assucliit«*» t
. P. in
•■Needled
1 F.U.-tric
HAM) ALMA LI
• 1 vs ill.. 1 h:i Intelici-fi
i-. Table Lamps of r -e ( . p.ft.
** Lamps fn r ».7(*.
on.tiw.
T CO.
Of 400 C. P. M
W. 11. ROBINS
1
Futentec and Manufacturer,
162 Main Street, (2nd floor,)
and on Change Daily,
CINCINNATI
mvll-Mt
UNDEMAN HANDS !
'
UNDEMAN BROS.,
17] & 173 W. FourtliSt.
A 7-octavo Btcinway Hiiunro.
A 7-octavo Chase Square.
Haines Upright, ami a fine
i *175, at
ft. lit
;
I
CINCINNATI, o.
JRON BAILINGS
—AND—
THON WORK
FOB BUILDINGS.
J*. P. WALTON & CO.
c ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON APPU
552 & 554 W. Sixth St..
Cincinnati.
my 11-35*
FOURTH EDI 1
I'OISOM'J) JiV CORK
mi
No hive
r awl Hurl),
lor 1 hk:(
>1' Hit
THE EGYPTIAN
TROUBLE;
X «»VkllTIIK OIKAN.
.. ,
K(imt),. rr.Mdrm (i
KiiIIIiik 1<—|.l,l ly.
Cwno, Nov. HI.—.Suit,,, i.
mceltng Suleiman Daomi L„, ,
him to ,ho palaro at. Alexaà ïrlf'JÎSi.*!
Imnihardmuiit lor lh<- „nr,, , *" r I
the Khedive. It ha. be T 7 , ? ui ' l ' rt
only one KurIIMi . Hl.Vr «ill o.v,""""' "
w l '.'LT ,,UoK| m«bi, tor II,,
of KI-.MeUhi s force4
<•» Kin t,
>'•* llutl
* ,,a 'leu
Illpaiiy
"verti,,,
rmscETG imitatc lur i mi,„ .
P*BIS, Nov. 17.—Alter \l i, i V.'T
IntrCKlucsd In Oj., Ch«mbrr of D,. d U Ä"
Ull to revl.i) the Con,tltutlon v '?'
will propoto for France a' |, UM
.1 m lur to that ol the United TlS
with mod flc.tloo In harmony
Freuen polltlcl cuntom, auJ «dinln'ln,,.
cent rail rat loo. ir
rUESir.rsT urevt's beutb.
The comlltion of President Civvy', h,„
excites such alarm In the mind.
friend, that m*cy of them are urein,
U> re,l 2 n the présidence a. his
ol prulonulnR life.
Constsxtixopi.e, Nov. 17 - T|. e
mruaxiiie ut Scutari fortre
by ^irhliiiiur yesterday. Severnl v
are reported to have been injuri-.!.
1 *"*
I'XpUj
Di-bun, Nov. 17.—Patrick Cuev
been found guilty ot
'der «.f the Joyce fumily
to be hanged on Deeeutbcr jr,.
Di*l Yamlerbllt May
I» -u ?
*t have >.iid so, hut
.. »*» who drsv.,
ft. »0,000 prize in the next ilrawlnt
C'omnioHWt alth DUtiihutiou Co , ©: i.
ville Novenfbei' ÎMI.li, will
pony be blessed. It may he you who
.say It, ppividing you M ild ^
tickot lo U. M. Bnarduian, Louisville. K
participation in
•l »enten
the I'uollr
lie may or may
certain that the perm
sa\ ''The
NiImhiimI l>) <
tlcrt.
Phh.adbi.piiia, Nov. 17— Mi>. (
her duughter F.imna, ut.d M
boarder, were seriously poisoin.l 1. ; .t|
>orttoD ol n cun of co
Ktin
•il beef this
lug.
•Among the ladies wh
may be several sickly ones who have
their mind* to net on the «»hi saw whldi
tlmt "What can't he cured. mu*t te .*i
While th«* truth of the old piovrrh !»
dont tt. I* just (MiMhible they may h;iv»
jndgmonf a* to the possiblliti
nrt outslile of the
fore givliig up iu despair they
the cltl«Mcy of Mr*. I.ydla K. 1
1, which h nov
• rea.l thi
Hi
33
til 111
odleol prof«'
had laud
ihkliai.i'
atrr.icitng
table r.«in|M»
ver«al attention.
HEVKY L. RAVMOSD. AL0V7.0 »•
EN II Y L. RAYMOND & CO.,
STOCK BROKERS,
II
NOS. 4 AND« PINE STUEF.T, X.
Buy and sell for investment,
miMlcrutc margin all wotulti«*» dealt
the New York 8t(»ok Exchange,
class privileges at favorable rah-*, fl
distantly located from Wall
wishing to Invest *«»h 'ai
from ftoO to |l,U00, arc Invité
write for us for particulars.
Financial Report mulled frc» . fimftll
executed at current rate*. Refer to fiai
Members of N. V. Htoek Exchanm . Ol
of New York Central Kailroud ' ■
prominent Manufacturing aud \i«rc
Business Houses. KclcrcmcA and
mailed on application.
C«>
NEW YORK,
f JM(F.
SUN
ill make Mi
•lit if
for 1AH2
annual revolution under the)•
meut, shining aw always, l'»r al'
•aii ami gracious, vont«
lb-pul.licun
77.1 Si
little,
unhappy
depraved and virt
und
, iiittlligfl
oUn«\ Tin .-win's H)?IU Is f m
womunkiud of every mui ; l»'d' s
hilo it pot
IlHl'kl
w anuth Is for the good,
dise» *mfort on the blisurin
neirtlstentiy wicked.
Ut »S'n« .
kind. It diseqrd« d
multitude of the Mipertl
phrases of ancient Jourimli*m. u
t«» repen t in a fresh, siieeinet, u i ,K( '||' 1 *
j all the news of the w
•nt of human
it 11 airs with the fearless
.f lsi^i was a newspaiftr >
»f the lorn
any
interest, and *'•«»"
iudt-fMdidcnee. Thi »uee
•nt was thcauccPBBof
a tMtrmauent cliunge in the ■'t.'y *
n.'« W T.. Kvry in«!" 1 •" " ;
ChtHlill.fii 1 ! in this comitr}
years puât has been ni(*delled
Every importaut Journal
been nmdifled and bettered j)
The Sint'* example.
The A'i/«oflH82w
truth-telling and interesting lie'
By a liberal use of the,menus
abundant prosperity affords. • ( ,j pl
It bettor than ever before. * "
tlie news, putting » int«
raeasunUL' It« iinportai«'«', , |
tnutitlouul yanlstlek, but jj«» '
to the . . le. Distance from
equaiv Is not the lir ' t Î', 1 i , u , ]m tk
ne. Sue. Whenever.njj'iRj 1 "!' ,
reporting we get the partl' U - 1 ^
hnnpens In Brooklyn <>fjW , ™; hlW
in polities we have 'l"- ' 1 ' 11 ",!,
arc accustomed u \ tx, t ' , \
luiurtmifethat ean be
w hat we think ubout men m
lml.lt Is the only secret ol V* •
,f fill*
1.71. H
ill be tliefainoouM
>1.1.1
•adtihii* i li®
' TliTl»-««:»» A'«« erathrrs Into '^'J
111,. bv.l matter of the * cv< " 'H 1 • ul „.
Atfrieulturol Department «f ^
merit, lull mwket rept««N «HJ,!
pro|Kirtloti oflltertUjYi ' ,v
liitellitrenee öimplote ' ^ (
inaUelt the best m'W»P"I* r .
liouscbnltl that *' [J. and
Who doe« not know and r.»«
Son,lay Sun, «rb numbrt of »
»>
For the dally a , he nVlee W
twcntv-cteht column», the or »
, JJOBtpald, le M J' 1 '"' 1 *,",, Sunday l>«P;
; year; or, lneludUtK colum
! 1 °'nm > Sunday (year,
; fumlblied eejtarutel) at t
The priée
A.l'lress
j YV. ENGLAND.
"tiie srsj
paid.
f IV»*.
rvhUSMR oF
N,w Turk CI»

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