The Post-Star from Glens Falls, New York • 1

VOL. IV. GLENS FALLS, N. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1885. NO.

113 May's BOSTON'S MURDER BTERY. GRANT'S MONUMENT. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 1," STKA1SNS, Anointy mid Counselor, a d. 57 (jlen Street, tf'p stuiisi.

Tl HALF. Illtown, Pio-ri-lclor, Nti. gMiloli Street, t.lcns 1'ulls, V. "V-0 Body Found In the Uivvr Jlellevwl RETURN OF MAXWELL THE ALLEGED MURDERER OF PREL-LER IN SAN FRANCISCO. ANNOUNCEMENT! HAVE ABSOLUTE CONTROL OF THE to be that of Mrs, Mltvliell.

THE SITE FOR THE PERMANENT TOMB NOT YET SELECTED. i f'KTON, Aug. 11, the murilorod woman LONDON MATCHES NKY SINUI.ICV, ii "so quartered body was fou.id In bags in harbor was Mrs. Nellie Mitchell, of tuis ''iiy. Sufficient evideuee has been gathered lo thi6 fact in splto of all previous Tonsoriul lioou.s I Hiuir.s.i 1 11 Ion and urreil .10, Kiln' Ctrl' LA SA Tliu Funeral Car to Be Broken up Avoid Its Falling Into tli Humls or Speculators Disposition of the Mementoes.

He Says that Me was Surprised when Arrested In New Zealuiul, us He Hud Conn There for IMeilsnru Very Itelicent About the Murder' 'optititications or tho corpse as that of other lis, r'ii'0 work mi Va rolls Hint Sk'i, lill'll MlCCl. women. The conclusion that the victim of Ihe great crime is Mrs. Mitchell is not baied on any opinions of relatives ie Best in World. II.

A.M. (inn-, aim, Locksmith, I liepuir No. Ill lll-lsfc Stivt t. ami friends formed upon receiving the pic A. B.

Chase Organ, Mason Hamlin Organ, Taylor Farley Organ, Loring Blake Palace Organ, and Smith's American Organ, For Northern New York and a portion of Vermont. lues of the mutilated remains. Such means (iutismiih, ick;) I v. 1 Ufp.tir Shop, of itullishing the identity of the corpse liavo been abandoned. Tho evidence which has convinced the polieo and all who are ac- ivvkns a nit Livery, tii.lifi- SiitM-r, SliltiUM illl'l ItDiniiitu unit (pianueu with the tacts that it was Mrs.

I BUY "I HEM AND TRY THEM Mitchell who was strangled and mangled on Et. Locis, Aug. 10. A tolegrnm was recived by the chief of po'iee announcing tho arrival in San Francisco of the St. Louis detectives in charge of Iho murderer, Maxwell, on the steamship Zenlandia, of the Pacific Mail line.

When the steamship was off the city's front the revenue cutter, having on board Chief Crowley, of the San Francisco police force, Capt Lojs, of the dotective force, and Sergeant Bruner, ran alongside, and those officials ascended tho ladder over the side and went to Maxwell's stateroom, Li.ery 'Jy cannot all be made public now, but Al. SHAW, Wanviiliurxli. N. is so positive that no one connected with New York, Aug. 11.

After tho body of Gen. Clrnut was removed from the funeral car on Saturday at the tomb the ear was taken back to the iron yard of J. R. J. M.

Coiinoll, foot of West Twenty-sixlh street, where it has since remained. It was determined, in order effectually to prevent the cur from ultimately falllnpt into the hands of unfeeling speculators to break it up. The funeral bill will be very heavy. Tho undertaker was employed jointly by the family of Gen. Grant and the city of Now York, but it is said that the entire bill will bo paid by the city.

The undertaker's bill alone will not be less than Five hundred carriages were at tho funeral. Tlie-'O ere eneutred for tho day, and this the case uns any donbts on the subject. Mitchell, who lived at No. 190 Main struct. JAIK-i DAVIS, Liwrv and Uortniiiiir HUlfoU', Wurt'cn omnisilo OpiM-ii blook.

EvoryUimj; Now and Kirst-ultiss. Kn licott street, was Inst seeu at p. m. Anil yini will use ni iicr. Soul liy Hi Monday, July SO.

Her husband says he last saw her about half an hour lat-r i'MX'siCub and l.ivi ry Stable. MUSIC, I VINO GltlFI FOR AT W. F. BISSELL'S TEMPLE OF Monument Square, Glens Falls, N. KxuliHiiiri) uci'L-ft (Ni-iir (iti'ii i-o.

All kinds when she left the house in a tiif. The wnere no has Been contlnei during the entire passage from New Zcalund under stir of the iiiui'derod woman had no ex- of rigs ut reasonable prices. Orders by tule-phunuwlll receive prompt ullouliim. ler nil peculiarities, and it cun only Uosnid veillunce of the St. Louis detective.

It had been arranged that. Maxwell's baggage should bo searched on board of the steamer A. F. STEUART, Trunks, Valises ulid A ASSOUTMHNTof 1 l'ruvelinif Ihitrs hus jusr been iiiwlvod liy 1 Tr: unit the general description It perfectly con os with that given of Mrs. Mitchell.

Three teeth were kiissing from and that ho should at onco be taken ashore part of tho bill will be The black horses that wore attached to the funeral car were nil carefully selectod. There wore twenty-four of these, and their drapings ci st 250. 1 W. Tuurso as Sun, harness iiiuiitiliiciureis, Main strew, South Ulcus 1'ulls, Inch will l)i CALL AND SEE OUR and placed in a cell in the city prison. His iho body, and Mrs, Mitchell's dentist has baggage was brought ou deck and searched by the customs searchers at the eancrwav.

-AT Til K- Tho disposition ot some of the most valU' Sold lit bargains. VKW L1VKKY HTAlII.KJA.MliS DAVI-SON, proiu iotor, (lions Kails hotel stable, Muplo First-class turnouts ut reasonable prices. Nothing dutiable to prevent the passage of his satchels was found, and the parcels were able mementoes of the funeral has already been docided upon. The large American flag that was laid on tho casket at Mt. McGregor will be retained by Col.

Grant. Ladies' Kid Opera Slippers at 75 Cents HI TAMKS UN. KINS, livery slab kl.ih strei't, ivar of (J rum lull binlilinK. 9 One of tho flags that was on the funeral car Glens Falls Crockery Store. eliiss riR a spceiullv.

lH'cinl iiUeiiiioii jrivt it to wcUtlin unit luneinl punks. nul towereu over the side of the vessel by a rope. When these had been received, Mnxwoll was escorted to the gangway, and with one detective preceding and one following him he went down to the boat on the swinging ladder. It would have been impossible for him to have descended it safely bad he been manacled. On the passage from New Zealand he was manacled at night, and the two detectives stood watches over him day and nigbt.

He caused the detectives no inconvenience, and throughout the passage was apparently at JDGAK I-AI1. urlrstie pupcp Imnj-i'r decorator. Attention to km Iho in in- given the date when lie extracted the cur-re ponding teeth from her mouth. Other physical points which assist in inn are for the time being withheld from publication. The police havespeiit.nearly wo lays making a most cnroful search of the tchell dwelling.

The result of their I bors is not stated, but they are still in possession of the premises. The neighbors speak in high terms of Mrs. Mitchell. She was contentedly attending to domestic duties as late as tt o'clock on the evening of her disappearance, and her trieuds refuse to believe that she ran away, Bi her husband An acquaintance who lives near by says teat he saw Mr. Mitchell strike his wife on the left eye on i-aturday, the 18th, anl several por-ons Mak of seeing the effects of the blow the next day.

There was such a bruise as that described on the lett eye of the murdered woniun. It is believed that the police will tiuka one or moro arrests within a low hours. liitf und lianl-wood tin nil. The host ot rid entx'8 ifivoii. Oidoirt nitty It'l't nl V.

A. driuk's druy store, orn; lioiibf (dot k. LADIES' KID OXFORD TIES at $1 I 13 GLEN STREET. JUST LOOK AT THIS i STANDARD PUBLICATIONS Issued by P. F.

Collier, N. Y. ease as much as at any time since he was arrested ou the requisition of President 1LACKSM1THING, JosKI'M KAl llolden Huildinjc, Kxi'lmnjfe sinn t. Horse Shoi-iny and all kiHds ot work in thin line done in tirat class style mid at a-onalde prices. Entram-e on Kehuiijiv stiver, north ol Uuy Moore's Market, Uli.na Falls, N.

V. 1 W. TKAltSK SON, Main street, South (jilens rails, mess mumil'uelur-ers, liavo just a larji-e stoek (i harness triiiiujinvs, wliipft, trunks, val ses, lap diist'-ig, horse sheets, rubber horse eovers and earriare aprons. All at low prices. Maxwell, as he descended the shin's side Iso one need lie without the irrnat standard works mine r.nir.ish lanmiiiKe, us our terms aud took a seat in the cabin of the Hartley, surrounded by the St.

Louis and Sau Francisco officers, looked like a smaller man than uuj prices urintf llieuj Kitlnn the menus ot LADIES' KID BUTTON SHOES at $2 tfiery one. We sell Dickens' complete works in six vol the one which was described to the San Fraucisco police and for whom they searched SPORTING NEWS. une'S lor yltl.UI. lunula iV F.noyclopodia. six volumes, at Sl.Ullper volume, Willi American supplement, ('anion's works in three vo1-uuies ut fc.YUIl.

Moore's, llvron's and Iturn's ItASCOM, (Jeneral Fire and DOBKKT O. will be given to U. 8. Grant post, G. A.

H. one to the Sevouth regiment, N. and one to Mrs, Dr. Newman. There were four flags on the car, but the manner in which the other one is to be disposed of has not yet been decided upon.

Last week Frederick Law Olmstetul, the landscape engineer, who was detailed to select a site for Gen. Grant's monument, wrote a letter to Park President Crimrains, in which ho expressed the opinion that the site choson for the Grant tomb and proposed monument in Riertlde park was not a suitable one. It would be extremely unfortunate, he thought, if the remains of the dead hero were brought into close association with the gayoty of tho promenade, or if the city adopts plans for the terminal arrangements of the promenade, which, wouid destroy its main churacter. or which will prevent the promenade from having the great northern viow as its terminus. The letter has caused a greflt deal of discussion, and Mr.

Calvert Vaux. the landscape gardener of Central park, has replied to it at length, lie says that there is nothing in the most of Mr. Olmstead's objections, lie favors erecting the monument and llnal tomb on the southern portion of what is called "the loop," and then it wouid be prae-ticully out of the park, with a public roaS all around it. Small pathways loading to it for foot passengers could also be mado, and tho view from tho drfc'e and the park would be in no way impaired. Mayor Grace said: "Tho actual state of the monument, or what sort of a monument it wll be, has not yet boon docided upon.

I in this cily. His face had little color in it. There were dark rings under his eyes. His Marine Insurance ArciiI, re eprcsontinii tut tollowinir coinuanics: Uoval. ot Li erpool appearance indicated neglect, but his niau- oeuis, voiuuies, lor mi.

oilier Illustrated l.iliruiy ol stan lar.l authors, ihm volumes, lor S5.KI. fihukesi'eare's works. uer was unembarrassed. Home ot New ink. Connet'ticut, of llnrtiord.

Merchants, of Providence, Piescotl, of Hottm, Oltlce over Cruwiord's otore, Uroadway. Tort Kdward N. When he was first accost in his state knltfhtly edil'im, illusliated. in two volumes. room on tho Zealand he su.d he was a lorjii.ui.

instury (it the I'nit'd two A large and Elegant line of First-Class Goods at Extremelv Frenchman and a native of Paris, airol 3(1. toniue-s, oi.un. eoiuers i yclopeilM soc a) old commercial luloruialiou at is the TKAUSR SON', TEW iiOOUS P. W. Mrtin Rtre.

t. Roll til (ileus 1 alls. 11 eneapest. hook ever published, over soidin twoyrare. Paradise Lost, il-liisl uled liy Don-, only Si.iKJ.

lulerno, low prices. We carry a stock of Everything in our line from a baby's shoe to a fine dress boot and all goods Guaranteed as rep ceivi a new line of cHrriujfc mats, saddle housings, rosettes, Hy net, brushes, inoiiiie lap dus-tAjfs, bas, etc. All at very low prim. iiiiinl aieu e.v nore, i.i.u. inv lunies and I'll .11 a the larjresi ami i-lieapcsi ill the mar and that his name was Dntiier.

When reminded that he had been known under other names, he said thut mattered uotlrn for other men had boon known to have tha.i one limn He said only that he liad known C. Arthur Preller, but beyond this he would not say anything which might in tiie remote degree bear upon the crime for ket. Allot the aliove so on euy moiKldy payments. Kxpecl, a call from our turunt soon, who will show you snmp'cs and explain terms, resented. rue New York "Giants" Wliilenasli fill.

1'illfo ltaces nt Monmouth 1'tti-k. Monmouth Pahk, N. Aug. 11. The first race was for 8-vcur-olds, with winning Penalties and ma.di.ui allowance, one mil Lenox iirst, La, Slplndo second, third.

Time, 1 The second race was the champion stul-uYii stakes of each for 2-year-oMs with tV-OD adJod, thte --quarters of a piilo. Han Fox tfc'st, iii-Tonette ficooul, Precio-sa lliftil. T.mo, 1:10. Tli tlrinl raca wivs thij champion of 'M each for ull ages with ad.lod, oyer a nub; and half. hind llrat, Miss Woodford second by fifty yards, third.

Time, 'ihe fourth race was a free handicap sweepstakes over one mile and a furlong, llool aud Toe first, Tohi second, Miss Brows-ter tnlsd. Time, 1 The fifth race was tho Seaside stakes, a li-jlit welter weight hnidieap of three, quarters of a mie. The Slasher Iirst, Ex-e -ntor second, Pe'er burg Ihird. Tune, The sixth race was a sjliuig purs-' for II-yoaV-olds aud upwards, olio uiiio and a fur ei uutircss, r. n.i.i rut, 4S Hall llulldinir, Troy, N.

Y. .7. 1'. KHI.LRV, AKvut, (liens rails, N. Y.

which he was extradited and tor which ho is to be ied in St. Louis, rjMiOMAS F. WILKINSON, Attorney and Counselor at Law Collections in AMmny anil Troy promptly attended to. Donw'a Iniililm. corin'r of tate street and llroadway, All.any, N.

V. For list of references, apply ut. Tun ollice. 1 have been advisod by n.y attorney in New Zealund to say nothing whatever Crandel! ftfloses, about the case" was his invariable response do not think a betVsr site could possibly 10 un queswous asuei nun uy outlet' 10- S. B.

WHITNEY COMPANY have been chosen than the one near tho tem porters or offic.ols. To Chief ('row Icy nu. is-- Cupt. Lees ho said that he had lukju ihj ad- The Meat Market porary tomb, and there is plenty of room there for a vary large monument without in tho least obstructing the view or in any vioo of his attoruey, and to th he ndheie. No four of anything should make uy destroying the beauty of tho spot.

GKLEiLT STEEET. FAMILY GROCERIES him speak before ha was brought to He said this firmly I was, of course, surprised c.t New Zea shall certainly tako no action in the promises. Tlie whole matter wjll be reforrod to Mr. Vuux and Superintendent Parsons, and land to be arrested," he I had gone there partly for jleai e. 1 ii.u-u.tcd to long.

Defecivo Iirst, lievn second, Joe they will report to the park commissioners 0 as to the best site lor tae proposed monu have remained there two or loruj THE mm mm I'KOVIl-'IONS, rV.Aii, SI'ICEj i. 1 -i, .1 I'HH, ItlJl' I' HKSM, I'LIICIi, tiiAcoo, ment." Slit. h. 11 third. Tim--.

The seveutlt race wus a linmlicap steeple-ehuse ovi't- tho full course. Sun Stsir first, Jim Mi'llo'i'ttu sieoiid, Aureliun third. It was said at the otiico of the park com nilssiouers that the plan of laying cut the northern part of lliverslde park had beeu McGARRY BROTHERS 49 MAPLE ST. Chicago and Vermont Bsef Muttnn, I-aiali, Fresh and ftilt Pom Hum, h'resh and Salt Fish, KifiM, Hiitter, Fowls, and iiill line ot OannedGoods at Bottom Prices. Cutsof Beef 1 6 cts modified to correspond to a great extent No.

3 Bay Glens Falls with the views of Mr. Olmstead. At iirst it was intended to have the permanent mon ument at a point about 200 feet north of the W. A. I'.

MUSKS tomb, hut it will now be placed directly Lack of an 1 near the tomb. and then to have visited Jlcb aid Syduey. 1 tan say concern'; iho c-tives that tiiey huve trcu-'u u.e througiii.u'. with the greatest ccurto y. My health, i uiu happy to say, was never thun now.

So you heard it reported that i had been a clergyman Well, I don't tuink that I lojk like a ctargyman, and 1 certainly do not feel like one." As to what his of deieuse would be he wouVl say When, also, it was told him that tho insurance comiianies had breached a theory thut Preller was not dead, ho mude no reply, an his expression was uuchangel. Chaef Crowley, who talked with him, said that Maxwell appeared to be very shnro, and that there was, in his opinion, liitie dousitt that a discreet retic-nce would Ik maintained by him throughout. The bu The Clnromont house will romain, and the Time, 5: 17. At ItriKhtun Heucli. New York, Aug.

11. The Unit race at Brighton" Beach wit a iirso over one mile, llairv Morris Bonnie Ip Hot Box third. T.me, The mutunls paid 1117.15. Th S'H'ond race was a ptirso of three-quartoi a of mile. Tom Kerns flrst TeCRmseli II second, Niolw tiurd.

T.me, 1:18. 't he niutnals paid fill. 0(1. The tLird race was a selling race of seven-eighths of a mile. first, Whisporino second, Montauk th'rd.

'i'imc, The mutuals paid jlo.70. hand-ome bluff will be reserved tor v. ho visit it for recreation. From One Hu anl Twenty-first streot toOne llundrid GLENS FALLS MILL and Twenty-fifth street in tho park will lie I Have Just Received and Will Place on Sale set apart exclusively for the burial ground of Gen. Giant, anl a real way will bo laid out norih of the tomb lino with On.

J. FABER, Furniture Repair Shop, 95 Glen Up Stairs. UPHOLSTERING A SPECIALTY ILcrwest Prices. Huudre! and Twcn 'y-fifth street so as to the Sixth Lot of the Great Selling searate the buriul ground from the other portions of the park. Louis detectives were iion-coinmnuicuiivo.

Iu court in New Zealand Maxwell appeared, so Detective Baoger says, perfectly calm, lid mado no defense to the testimony The pur.i commissioners have determined to secure the land lying east of ltiverside coeset park, extending to C.aremoiit avenue on one side and iroin One Hundred and twenty' second to O.io Hundred and Twenty-seventh Millers Grain Dealers The fourth race was over a nrlo and three-eighths. Olivette tier second, Topsy third. Time, Th mutual paid U. 15. The fiflh rrcewusfor ull agi over one mile.

Highflight f.ivt, Frrlic secoud, King Fun third, T.ie muuinls paid 111. 5. The sixth race was a liyht welh'r weight, one mile t-ul an ht.lu Blue Bell first, Joqm'a second, Jude (Ii iffllhs third. Time, 2:00. The mutuals paid 'i'i.

ltasi'hnll. At New York New York, 1-': Chicago, 0. Al IhdVulo, Philadelphia, THE "TRICORA RELIEF" As soon as the park commissioners havi liusk and eolton mattresses, $4 00; plain nusk maltrcsses ri; excelsior and cotton mut-resses, plain excelsior matt.rc.-scs, Ja.iO. secured a title to these grounds they will be aid out to correspond with the grounds in tile vicinity of the tomb, and thus tho necis-saiy quiet will be secured to the spot in CUSTOM LADDERING whicliltho general a remains are deposited, turuisheJ by the detectives iroin S. Louis.

To them ho hus always tat 1 that he should follow the advico of his a toruey anil leiuso to talk about tho uHWise With which ho is chaiged. No ol.sUicles, technical or otherwise, wcr1 placed in the way of the detectives, and they ha I only to go to Now Zealand, present what prool tiiey ud tending to si. ow couiiecliuu between Muxwell and the crime and roiutii on the simiio steamer. They had no trouble wii Muxwell. lie wus ou Ihe ho, lie trip, us wus IJotecr-ive Muxwed's fiu'a is fringed with bronn beard, side ubi-keii and mustache.

He hus dressed in a hlaek diugonal frock coal, and a light coiored I roud brimmed felt hat. lin face so 'ins almost womanly in tho delici.cy oi Ls Much of thH is due to the liut ihat during the trip he has bee.i kep out ot thj sun iu Tho key of tho vault is kept in the lrgo sale in tho park commissioners olljco. At, PhiiiuhiMMu Albloi.ii', The best, most comfortable and healthful corset ever sold for the price, having elastic side sections, adapts itself to the various positions of the body in stooping, sitting and reclining. It gives perfect ease in all positions, affording great relief and comfort to the many who find ordinary corsets oppressive. The Tricora Stays, used for boning, are superior to horn or whalebone; are unequaled for durability and comfortable support, and are absolutely unbreakable.

As an Brooklyn, Nalional, 6. 10. Of all klndi doiio by th 'ilie Kiuieriil us Viewed in London. Kortli Eud Rivor Bridgo, Glens Falls. At llii iiinond Virgfnia, I oniion, Aug.

11. All the morning news' piipers ptiolish copious accounts of the fu- lterul of Gun, Grunt. All agree that tho Fli'lug on tin American Vessel. New Oiu.kanm, Aug. II.

The Oterl line M. A. WIGGINS, GLEN SHIRT CO. outpouring of the people on the occasion and steamship Profo-sir Morse, Ciipt. W.

N. their deep grief as lndiuated by the dis- Cooksey, three days tiiu Kiiulun, with a evidence of intrinsic merit, the Tricora Corsets have a patent paiches were something wonderful. The STAMPING cargo of fruit, an ive 1 ut her wharf here. Park Hotel his stateroom. has a special dispatch three column-) back-supporting stay, which holds the eyelets so securely that 1 he captain rcpoi'is iiiul ins vessel a'-rivca long 'tailing tho scenes and incidents of the ftinerul mid also prints a leadinir edi Training and Sale Stabks The (iriiutl Army Kncumpuiciit, lil rj al IUiatan ou July 111.

lie whs taking cargo when the authorities an unusual and illegal damand on him, refusing torial praising and recalling many personal Ail' 11. ihis wus they will not pull out from the strains of the laces, leaving no ragged holes as are left in other corsets by the pulling out of eyelets. Every pair warranted to give satisfaction or money refunded. Trice, i.oo; worth 1.50. trails ot tho tleail general.

H. R. Kathan, Prop'r. another pleasant day for tho tiraud Army chiirance papers. By the advice if the Amcricuu consul he got hU Reopened, thorouirhlv renovated and artli.

tically furnished. Hoard by day or week; terms encampment, lien. S. S. burdctte, eoui' inunder-in-chief, accomiianie-l by J.

C. Line. It expresses unbounded admiration for the conduct of the American people concerning the burial of Gen. Grant, and pronounces vossel under way and teamed oiK, moderate, npaclous ilancnifr hall on thlid ham, department c.uninan. ler of New llumjf Iho funeral a "spontaneous outburst ot na Moor.

Most pleasant resort In town. Patron aire soliclte t. CoolAleaud l.airer on draiiifht. shire, has arrived, and the dinercnt posti of port, when the (ort nt Uuatnn opened lire on his vessel, three shols issing near her. The llrlug was kept up until the tional iidinii ution and gratitude, willed, al "Special altcnt on Kivcn to hreaking and will match In review belsjre the two distin training yoiinif nurses.

guished visitors. Addresses to the veterans though It can do notbiug for its actual object, is not therefore tho less to be com- were made, one of which advocates a Oiaud iiniiiletl. In conclusion The Times soyst ship was out of lunge. Upon leaching Ti uxillo the captain reported to the American consul ami hud the mutter brought bo fore PrpxUlcnt Boginu. of Honduras, who Army of the It 'public monument to 'n, worth 75 cents.

We arc TIIE 15TJOIT CORSET, I I "I-to ther nntion and no other period could Grunt by fixed substf.ption of ten contf have u'loi'inu the materials lor such a pro from euch member. 'Ihis was onthusiusti' Immediately caused the Kii-pctision of tho e-sion as that of fr-nturdny, or even the cully received. A subscription of this kind offending ofilcer at Hiialan. The stoaniev iheu returned lo and co her would aggregate ph 'ical conditions whic-u enabled its mem to come together." cargo. CONDENSED NEW3.

Itcimlrs ut the Whlto House. Hotel Koblicrles ut liar llurhor. Bamior, II. The summer crop ol Wahiiinoton. Aug.

11. The White Home STAIPLNd FELTS, J'HK YARD Bonnets at a Great Reduction I Hurd's Block, Glen Street. CHAS. A. DICKINSON, selling it at 50 cents.

OUR ELEGANTE CORSET, 75 cents, old else-where at 1.00, TIIE HINGE CORSET, worth ..25. THE SKATING RINK CORSET, 1.0.; said to be cheap at 1.25. We keep full lines of the Dr. Warner's Coralinc, Flexi robberies at Bar jrar.or Ir gnu. On Saliiiday night, New York 1 id 's iihuii was entered nn 1 lot of valine lo diamonds i' now closed to visitors and will not lie reopened until tho president's return ill September.

In the meantime the building will lie overhauled and made as clean and coup foi tiiblo as possible. Considerable repairing will have to be done aud several improve John Iluskin is very ill. Paris is engaging German odl-ers to ot-gun r.e her army. Kiiinchma, a town near Warsaw, in Poland, has lieen destroyed I lire. lfussta is building hurriedly a strategi railway to the Austrian frontier, and Sil.fitX) in cnsli were taken.

A limn nt the (Irani) Central had fc.uOs o'e i. A nl wuvuian wass.M'n on roiul to tliis (iiy. on Huiid'iy. Head what the pronlc riim-i'rniiiir (lit iihilitv of Dr. Thornus' KtU't'trir Oil to care ast haul, catarrh, croup, rohls etc Mrs.

Dnru Kuril id Mull. lie, I' or crimp it is drriil-erlly efficacious." Mrs.Jiu-oh Mcllisorof Marlon Ohio, suvs lie- same lliitiur-1 S. S. Graves, Akron, N. writes: Mud astfuna of the wirt kind, tnnk one dose of Tannins' Kcli-rtric Oil and was relieved in few annate.

Would walk live miles for this medicine nail iavi; a bottle lor Drug-gilt I'. II. "Cured an ill-ceruteil thront lor tni- ill went v-lour liours." "Sat up ill hed uml inula (ill the i Inlliuig was wet Willi perspiration. My wilV uisislrd that 1 ttne Keleelrie Oil. 'I tie first teUHlxiiillful K.

II. Perkins. Creek Centre, Tlinuem Ki h-c- Irir Oil is a Tll'- 'I ol itiilj, a- (imi fur rheumatism, eats. si ii lit.lnros,hll en, I'I'ium s.i Win visiting tile ilnmuii-t, link linn wli.il lie knuwHiif I If. 'I liiMua-' Ki Irrlrir.

Oil; If lie has hefa I a It In Ihe it ir trmlr, lie mire he will nak hi'-lily uf It. ments in the internal arrangements will be made. Tho clerical force will remain on luty during the summer. Assistant 1'rlvnt-n ble Hip, Health, at popular prices. nilM'ilet-ed (or Ills CoBtJWKii.t., Aug.

11. N.dl MiGinly, of Wccretnry rrudeu is in charge, Tho prcsl- leut will always be within telegraphic m- F.sp'i section boss ou tha Kuxpnv inunicatloii with the Whlto House, ami will in that way attend to all matters requiring Madam Foy's Corset, the old style, at 1.00; worth 1.25. Madam Foy's Improved Corset at 1.25; worth 1.50. hnnua raflrond. went lo Albany recently with H.OOlt Hud has not I ecu heard of slncn.

action of his part. btxly badly tun: il.itcd was found In A thick pi.uv of wood near Hchohari which lsbeliel (0 lie that of McGinty. It la Census of MiiAHiichusollN. Hhhton, Aug. 11.

Col. Cuiroll I). Wright 'ihe herds of swine iu South Eex, are being decimate! by hog cholera. Jefferson Ponierov, of Hnmpddii, once a wealthy shipbuildjr, but who lost hi property uuil liecams unable to work through pi gushed his throat horribly with run and will dia The idy of an elderly moll, fotinil In tin woods near An turns out to be that of Nil.i'jn, a Norwegian editor, who was traveling here in the interest of Immigration. He died from natural causes.

The Hon, Kroderlek Ely, member of congress from the Ninth district, was married, at his residence In to Miss Anna ldiiers in, daughter of ihe 1 te Lyman I'iniersoti, of Hocliester. Vt. The eiu'oinouy, which was privale, wus performed by the loiight that ho was lnurderi'd for his (tales that a rough estimate, based on the money. Colli' int of Mlllderliiu Her lher. Ouauk Aug.

1 1. The Jury RAUB, JR. returns which have been received for the noiison of IHSM, will make tho number of In-liiihlliiuts of MiissaohusetM a'giiin nf ah.iul on the United Suites census yl Imm Ho expects to have the complete EVERYWHERE. retui'iiisl a verdict of t'lillly ngulnst Mrs, Friinkla Morris, who Inn been ou trial nt ill ready In HopteuilnT. Kilo for Ihe iniii'der of Iter mother, Mrs, 50C.

-THOMAS' ECLECTRIC 74 Glen Street. Glen N. Y. is Livery I Boarding Stable NO.4IM.ntt trt Hlnu-lx HlK" Moderille CKS Aii "rde hy tolophmi will revive Jirumut ntlenlloii. l'oin oil, 'Iho luMei's life vns iiisimsl lor rholern In Truiicc 1'aiiih, Aug.

11, Them wr-ru llilriy lifs R-v. Arthur M. Hi elms, of St. Paul's church. 1 lit coupl have gone to the Whlto tiountains, 1 and the Ins-drume coiiiiiinies coih tested payment.

A motion lor a new trial will probably made to-nionow, Next to Glens Falls National Bank. deal In from cholera at tfiuulllei, FOSTF Ml LB URN A Buffalo. N. V. i'J T5.