The Fall River Daily Herald from Fall River, Massachusetts • 4

lTtriMTIlTnlirMTi iTn iT-jmsSMT i IMiSTi An T1T gpcams isssm SSiSi timkiiuudU Vw TVXCtep 'i mi enfir Anetsan sf fl R'l Au: Far MM IniUaatluiu For New England fair weather wind mostly easterly stationary or lower barometer an 4 nearly stationary temperature LOCAL LINES ii a hTT i i itruim -iTrtw miwxoisisisi irrfwMi inj Msm- GarHens Fall' Rltsr HANDICAP FCOTRASE DuIum ILw BilM pn all mbimUIw Will lilt flm at Bellevue Garden SEPTEMBER 17 1331 ntraDoe $1 00 acceptance 26 cents io close on Beptem-ber 17th at noon All wishing to eLicr can do so bv ap plying to Joseph Clittoo 488 South Main street Patrick Beckett 28 Spring street Blteue Gardens 606 Bouih Wain street and Fuley 311 North Main street Prises as follows 1st 2nd 3d $2500 $1500 $500 The race will coamenoe at 4 30 sharp AdmUsloB to tho CLromxU 25c George Ohisoell Scratch SL McDermott 50 yards start Peter Flynn 60 trds start Frank Bivney 176 yards start Ubarl Little 176 yards start Vim South ntver run before 200 yards start Others handicapped iu proportion 0 Music and Itelresliments sepia 4i UNSAY tXRVICKS First Congregational Church Main Preaching by Rev Cka I' Hubbard At 10 80 a and 730 Third Congregational Church oorner of Hanover and Maple Rev Calvin Reyser pastor Preaohin: at 10:30 a ana 7:30 Sabbath School at 3:30 First Baptist Sermon at 10:30 a Bondar School at 830 Evening servioesat Third Baptist Church Brownell street Rev A Eaton acting Sunday School at 10:30 a Freacbiog at 330 Prayer meeting at 7:30 Franklin Street Christian Rev Martin Summerbell pastor Sunday School at 10-30 a Sermon at 3:30 Usual social meeting at 7:30 First Church Rev Worth pastor Prayer meeting at a Sunday School at 1:15 Sermon by the pastor at 330 Young people's meeting at 6:15 Praise and prayer meeting at 730 Central Congregational Church Rev Burnham pastor Preaching service at 10:30 a and 7:30 St Church Bank street Rev Gallagher Preaching at 3:30 Sunday School at 4:30 General praise and prayer service at 7:30 North Church Steep Brook Rev A Coultas Jr pastor Morning prayer service at 1030 Sabbath School at 13:45 Preaching at 3 Praise and prayer meeting at 7:30 Church of the New Jerusalem Rock street between Cherry and Locust Rev John Westall pastor Morning service at 1030 The public are cordially invited Seats free No Sabbath school Chuich of the'' Ascension Rev A St John Chambre pastor Services at 1030 a and 730 in St Episcopal Church South Main street Services at 10:30 a and 7:30 Maple Street Chapel Services at 10:30 a and 7:30 conducted by Rev Emery The usual Sabbath evening services at Pleasant street mission' Preaching by Rev A Buck at 5:45 The French mission hold their sen ices on the Sabbath in the Fifth Street Chapel The work here is supervised by Rev Leger the new minister The converts are baptized by him and are admitted to membership in either of the three Baptist churches of this city that they may prefer The forty-fifth anoivereary of the Taunton Baptist Association will be held with the Baptist Church in Rehoboth on Wednesday and ThArday October 5th and 6tb This annual sermon will be delivered on Wednesday at 10 a by Rev Pervear of New Bedford The Association comprises all the Baptist Churches in Bristol County Mass Church Eight Rod Way Rev Fotbergill pastor Preaching st 10:30 a and 030 Sabbath Schoolat 2 Quarterly meeting Love Feast ot the African Methodist Episcopal Church at Maple Street Chapel at 10 Sunday and at 3 at Music Hall Preaching by Rev Vfm Thomas of Newport after which the sacrament of the Sup nor All are invited to participate Preaching also at 7:39 mf in Music Hall St Rev Briscoe pastor Morning Mass at 7 High Moss at 1030 Vespers at 3 St Rev Bradv pastor Masses at 7 9 and 10:30 am Vespers at 4 St Rev Kelly pastor Masses at 7 9 and 1030 a Vespers at 3 Church de Notre Dame Rev Bedard pastor Masses at 7 9 and 1030 a Vespers at 4 St church Rev Edward Murphy pastor Masses will be celebrated at 7 8:30 930 and 10 30 a Vespers in the afternoon at 2:30 Sacred Rev McCabe pastor Masses rt 7 9 and 10:30 a Vespers at 3 ArsssUd tat Adultery Janies Hayes alia Anthony Downey was arrested this forenoon on charge of aduL tery The case will be tried Monday He is now endeavoring to secure bail for his appearance at that time Print Cletk Market The following is tbe weekly report ot the print ploth market: Production 150000 pieces Delivery 114000 Stock 48000 Sales 171000 There is a moderate demand for 64s at 3 ll-16o and 56s at 3 7- 16c which has been fairly supplied Catherine Howard Next Thursday evening the grand historical play Howard or the Tomb the Shrine and the will be produced for the first time in this city in tbe Academy of Music for the benefit of John supported by the popular young amateur actor John A Guilfoy aqd tbe ladies and gentlemen of the McCullough Dramatic Club Temperauoe Work The temperance workers held another meeting last evening at Bank street church Mr Eldon Lawton presided and Mr Joseph Buffington was Secretary Mf Flint was added to the Finance Committee and Mr PutDam was authorized to' procure a hall for general meetings It was voted to hold a meeting next Friday evening when some prominent speakers from other cities will be invited to take part Record The following is the list of deaths for the past week: Cholera infantum 8 dysentery 5 diarrhoea 3 typhoid fever inanition cholera morbus 2 each paralysis of the heart heart disease inflammation of the lungs peritonitis metritis epilepsy paralysis ascites phthisis hydrocephalus bronchitis enter colitis spina bifida meningitis convulsions general debility and whoopiDg cough 1 each total 39 Twenty-two of the number were under five years of age amply Dumpty Last Night Col Humpty Dumpty appeared in the Academy of Musio last night and was greeted with a large audience The entertainment was nothing more than a repetition of pantomime tricks stale years ago The costumes worn by the performers were of a poor kind and the scenery was very scarce The only interesting features of tho evening were the acrobatic performance by Charles and Eddie Lascelle and the comicalities by Messrs Wade and McCarthy Mons Ven-tini and Bessie Randolph in their bat spinning were very good but had nothing more to offer than what has been seen many times before The New pull The stock for the new mill has been nearly all subscribed for and operations for its erection will soon be begun The capital stock will be $400000 Tbe mill will be a 30000-spindle mill and be devoted to the manufac-eure of print cloths It is probable that 36-inch looms will be used so that yard-wide goods 'can he made if desired The subscribers to tbe stock are some of our wealthiest capitalists and many of loDg experience in the manufacture of print cloths The proposed location ot the mill is one of tbe best in the city the spot selected being east xf the new Globe yarn mill having a frontage on Broadway and Globe streets The water privileges are excellent the site being over the outlet of Cook pond from which an inexhaustible supply of water can be drawD The facilities for manufacturing will be unsurpassed by any mill in the city and the new enterprise starts out under the most favorable auspices Thieves Caught Last night an important arrest of two young thieves named John Murphy and a companion named Harrington who have for a few months past committed several robberies aod manoged to keep clear of tho police Sergeant Rawson of the eastern station in whose district most of the robberies were committed and to whose charge the case was given for investigation managed to obtain a partial description of the thieves and successfully ferretted them out Last night they visited the Academy of Music aod through some source information of their whereabouts was ascertained by Sergeant Rawson who sent Officer McGraw to that place thus securing their arrest They are now lodged at the Central Station awaiting trial at the Juvenile Court Murphy is an old offender though young in years and has been tried for several such cases before The charges to be brought against him and his companion are for breaking and entering a barber shop on Bediord street on a Sunday night (and for robbing the bread wagon of a French baker about a week ago at Flint village A Stock Market FXftrORAI AND POLPritlAt low hu had snow storm Chrlstiancy hu had a hard row to hot Boston has sent $20000 to th Michigan sufferers Fall River hasn't sent twenty cent yet Abraham Liucoln was a reader of the newspapers but not of books Yet he knew a thing or two Some smart Alee out at Weston sent a dispatch to Dr Bliss saying: yonr bulletins Give us a bullet Wheeling Intelligencer England's capital is only $12000000000 ahead of ours and while her annual gain in national wealth is only $225000000 that of the United Slates is $825000000 5 qe Christian says tbe zauiiivng committee of the Boston Publio LibralyJJn its last annual report which the Old Testament is a forbidden book to the London is to have a hotel on the American plan and a large order is expected at the East Cambridge glass works for headlight diamonds for the gentlemanly Patton Transcript The New York Sun remarks that Blaine may not have so much skill as some of the physicians but be would seem to have more truthfulness than all of them America will do better if it trusts its reputation to the bone and sinew of its horses than it can hope to by reliance on the muscle pluck and loyalty of its college crews Boston Traveller A minister had preached an hour then be remarked wide field epeps from the subject in another Just then an old colored saint ejaculated Lord put up de Denver Col is lighted by electric lights placed on wooden towers nearly two hundred feet high Some of the streets are laid with pipes through which steam is conducted to buildings whose owners pay for the privi-lege Titled Englishmen now consider it the thing to visit this country and when 'they return are always talking abont I was in Their friends at home think them very Philadelphia News The Earl of Dunraven daring his coming visit to the United States promises to present the other side of the case sbonld Mr Parnell come here with the" object of seeking pecuniary aid from Irish-Americans to prolong the Land League agitation Lather said: a man is not handsome at 20 strong at 30 learned at 40 and rich at 50 he will never be handsome strong learned or rich in this Statistics observes Dr Beard sup ply this prophecy with a most remarkable fulfilment The late Senator Burnside did not approach in ability by a great many degrees either Senator Morton or Senator Chandler bnt we would much prefer the savor of tbe reputation which he left behind him to that of which their memories are not yet purified Boston Post Tbe New York Tribune observes that so far as heard from the New York Republican state committee is the only political body that has come together since tbe attempted assassination of the President without sufficient presence of mind to say something npon this subject Tbe Fall River Aldermen have just completed a fine piece of gerrymandering which will make the Board of Aldermen of that city a Republican institution for somo time time to come unless they sadly erred in their calculations Once more the country has been Boston Herald Before he was shot President Garfield promised to he in Atlanta October 5 to open formally the exposition His absence will be a very great disappointment Senators Hoar and Edmunds ex-Senator Conkling Gens Grant and Hancock Mr Tilden Secretaries Blaine and Lincoln the Marquis of Lome and Princess Louise the ministers or foreign governments to tiie United States and many distinguished people from abroad have accepted invitations to attend as guests of tbe exposition company TBl VOLTAIC BELT CO EARS BALL NICE will send their 'celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belts to the afflicted Upon 30 days trial Speedy cures guaranteed They mean what ihevsav Write to them withnntdelav FOIST hill mm GRAND GLAM BAKE At the Garden The last of the Season One of Very Best Good Musio Dinner from 120 to 4 The Grounds and Kink will romain open until further notice AUCTION SALE-LAST CHANCE I- AST chance PoiUivelv tl lt evening Auction Bale of Gr eeris and Clothing At 120 Pleasant Btreett oppocite Union Mill Tea Coffee Bplees Silver pitted were he Alee Clothing Coeti Piote Vest Overcoats Aeefere Positively last day and evening Auction sale of Clothing end Urooenee Auction et 880 end 7 ocloci this evenieg tt'pXY-'lt AwttrtrtrtJtr BririNGTON A HOOD Auctloneere Real Estate oj HIM Way FOR SALE By Public Auction ON (SATURDAY 55th Inst et 880 wil be sold at PabUe A not ion on the premises the block Nos 84 end 80 Sight Wsy with 85 rods of lend embracing oee store nod tenement! lower story with five tenements above has ges sod oily water ell well rented in lair repair end craveaieotly located with reference to ftvur it fl ft sills Tertm 10 down btleoee on delivery oi deed epl7-7t ACADm UUSIO TOL'FKINi BIU Ikmm aim pmpmtort si th Bwlsa Tuvy- Enfwi Tsapkiul ONE NIOUT ONLY TUESDAY SEPT 20 1831 Only appearance of ths eminent CunwliaD 8 CRAN-FRAU with ths favorite of TmpJUds ft Hills' Boston Theatre Company In a perkrm euc of the great drama If IT THE ARKANSAS lil I TRAVELLER As presented at the Boston ten onsecutlre seasons with a success beyond any pteo -dent io the aonals of the American drams EIGHT TABLEAUX Famous Old Beats Scale of 76 50 aod 26 cents Reserved seats at seplMt CITY OP PALL RI £11 Sept 15 1881 Regulation ot tbe Board ot Health Relating to the Keeping of Swine NO BWINK shall be kept wlthfn this eity without the permission of the Board of in wri ing WINSLOW 8 ANTHONY ABBOTT sepl6-lw Board of Health FOR SALE ONE undivided part of the property known as Orove free from all incumbrances For terms eti inquire at ISAACS RROWNKLL seplfr-3t 188 Second street VEGETABLE wife Are the mildest ever known they cure HEADACHE MALARIAL DIS EASES BILIOUSNESS and INDIGESTION These Tone up the system and restore health to those suffering from general debility and nervousness Sold by all Druggists aO Cento per Box BRAND IMPROVEMENT -AT THE- BELLEVUE GARDENS The proprietor of this popular place nf report is bound 10 kwp up wiih the end has provided the grounds with PATENT SAFETY SWINGS Aod other accomodation for the public There will be 1ULUM1NATUNB and DANClNti EVERY FRIDAY EVENING Music by ORCHKSTRA The Bom Cut run within two minutes wa'k of the Garden plWuW-tf FALL RIVER HERALD ONLY DEMOCRATIC DAILY IN BRISTOL COUNTY A LIV RETROGRESSIVE SAUCi 50 Cents a Month Eveiw democrat Should Subscribe TAXES FOR 1881 COMMITTED NOTICB Is hereby given by the City Assessors that they have this day Sept 12th delivered to Jas Brady £fqCity Collector a correct list of State County and City Taxes for the current year with a warrant for collecting vbe same in accordance with State law By an order of the City Council passed January 20 1881 tha Coll- etcr of Taxes is authorised to charge and collect luteren at the rate of Seven per ceot per annum on all taxes which shall remain unpaid Thirty Data afer their committal to Urn Collector as provided by Chapter 140 Acts tf 1862 JCDWABD RUFFIKTON City THOMAS BILTCLIFFB Assessor JAMAS JL CUNNEKN for 1881 Yall River Sept 12 188L sepl230t 1881 1881 TAXES riTOB Assessors of the City of Fall TU er have this day A committed to me for collection the Stale County and City Taxes for the year 181 AU taxes which shall be paid within Thirty Days after the list thereof has been oom milted to the Collector for collection shall be received at per" The time for receiving the taxes at par will there fore expire October 13th 1881 Demaocts will be issued or taxes remaining unpaid it the expiration of said Thirty Days and interest will be chft'ged at the rate of Seven per eeot per annum as per order of the City Council passed Jan 20 1881 Office hours from 9 a to 8 Office open even tags from 6 to 8 from October 1st to 18th 1881 JAMAS BRADY Fall Elver Sept 12 188b Collector of Taxes sepl2-30t PRICKLY ASH BITTERS Give tone to the Stomach activity to the Liver regular ty to tie Bo web vigor to the Kidneys strength to tbe nerves purity to tbe blood banish all malarial diseaaee fortify the system promote health happiness and long life Every invalid who has not should at once try Ash Bitters They are good for the young the middle aged and the aged aod need enly be tried to be appreciated Delicate ladies puny children and feeble men find strength and regain their health by using Prick iy Ash Bitters A DAVIS ASULEY CO PROPRIETORS NEW BEDFORD Mass ABL4Lk-0(JWhftleala Ftyr John ohay 417 So iiijin street hn Mulligan 'lg Hartwell street and by afl recurs Druggists and dealers In medicine feb25ly I riUCKETS West South and North lower that can 1 be bought elsewhere Call at 99 Bedford street KELLY fneS 4mng Pmmrnrer Avent be Women that have been prononnoed inarc-able by tbe best physicians in the country have been completely cured of female weakness by tbe use of Lydia Vege-tine Compound Send to Mrs Lydia Pinkham 233 Western Avenuo Lynn Mass for pamphets OoMlp a luuaw htdaM oa gaud bad Wttu OINIRAL XTXNTS Hamm and Conley will not accept any of and challenges The details of a great raoe between the famous Hindoo owned by Dwyer Bros New York and Criokmore have been arranged to come off at the Coney Island Jocky Club track this afternoon John Ennis has rented Madison Square Garden for the week commencing Oct 17 and ending Oct 22 During the week he will hold a walking or running race of 142 hours lor prizes of $1500 $800 $400 $200 and $100 Mr James A BouteJIe well JtmRviT among the sporting fraternity become aborting editor of the Sunday Telegram of Providence I Mr Charles A Hardman the champion heel-and-tce walker of the world is visiting Boston and will leave for other prominent cities in New England' for the purpose of arranging a suitable place for his seventy-five hoar walk with Fred Krohne the Prussian Mr A Ladd treasurer of the late All-America 135-yards handicap at the New Hunting Park Philadelphia announces that for the purpose of arriving at a fair result he has ordered tbe fonr men in tbe final heat Ador Cunningham Russell and Garrity to appear upon thejr- respective marks to-day and be prepared to run off the disputed heat Any man fulling to be present will forfeit all claims to any part of the premiums A new referee and pistol-firer will be chosen and every effort will be made to have the heat decided upon its merits Lessons of sorts and sizes are drawn from the late regatta at Toronto but one indisputable lesson is that Canada remains as she always has been the champion in oarsmanship It Is merely a question what part of the Dominion shall produce the world's champion Sometimes it is Toronto sometimes it is Halifax sometimes it is St John but that is a local rivalry which does not concern the world without If Hanlan' after a time gets tired ot being champion his laurels will pass to Ross Ross in turn may pass them perhaps to Conley then to Hamm or some other rising Dominion rower The one thing tolerably safe to count npon at all times is that the best oarsman in the world is somewhere in the Canadian family -N Sun As an illustration of theconflict of opinions on sporting matters entertained by the editor and sporting editor of a daily paper these extracts from the New York News are pertinent examples In tbe first tbe editor says that Courtney was beaten in the Toronto siDgle-vcull race but he rowed well and evidently did bis best So he has gained something and if he will get himself in good condition which it is raid he was not in yesterday he may yet retrieve his reputation While in the same issue of the paper the sporting editor remarks that at the Toronto regatta Courtney did not have an attack of vertigo there was no wires nnder the water his boat was not sawed in two and yet he was hopelessly beaten Wallace Ross rowed all round him and Conley beat him easily The general impression is that he was beaten because he was jjutrowed this time Still the croakers will say Courtney is the fastest oarsman in the world and can beat Hanlan Tbe Cincinnati Enquirer says a scheme is on foot to organize a new base baljf association to include St Louis Louisville Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Cincinnati Pittsburg and New York Already the proposition has been entertained in St Louis and Louisville and a- meeting Will be held in Pittsburg October 10 to perfect arrangements A Williams of Columbus is to be the -secretary and the details for the association are to be carefully arranged CapturlngWild Goat About 2000 wild goats' have been killed on Safnta Catalina island off the "coast of Santa Barbara Cal this season- They are hunted for their pelts which sell for 27 cents pound It is estimated that there are still about 4000 on the island Killed by Shifting Boom Norfolk Va Sept The sohoonor Evans arrived for repairs having lost James Sylvester of Brooklyn mate and George McCarthy seaman of Boston who were killed by the swinging of the boom in the storm ot the 9th inst surer than fate Are tbe wonnerful cures which Dock Bitters daily perform Liver kidneys stomach and blood bear witness to their wonderful reviving and cleansing power Buy them wait another day Sure cure or money refunded TERRIBLE LOSS OF LIFX Millions of rats mice cats bed-bugs roaches lose their lives by collision with Rough on Rats Sold by druggists 15c A number of the leading physicians of the country are now recommending Prof Kidney Pad for lame back sciatica diabetes gravel and other diseases of the kidneys bladder and urinary organs Gibbs agent No 10 North Main street Cheerfulness courage and great activity of intellect are engendered by Syrup of Hypophoephites and its capacity of imparting power of endurance to the brain and nervous system is shown in its property of sustaining persons throngh mental difficulties A FREE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I hereby certify that I habitually use Dr Kennedy's in my family in all those eases in which a domestic medicine is needed and that it has never yet failed to accomplish the pnrpese desired We look npon It as an anchor to windward that is sure to hold in every instance mentioned on the bill of particulars I make this acknowledgement freely in hope of good toxrtWs feeling Sfcatwsssiieio that is near at hand and to be implicitly trnsted is worth more than it cost Rev Esray LABOR SAVING The demand of the people for an easier method of preparing Kidney-Wort has induced the proprietors the well-known wholesale druggists Wells Richardson Co of Burlington Vtf to prepare for sale in liquid form as well as in dry form It saves all tbe labor of preparing and as it is equally efficient it is preferred by many persons Kidney-Wort always and everywhere proves itself perfect Buffalo News Compare the dose and qnantity of Sarsaparilla and you have conclusive proof of its superior strength and cheapness Try it Hen coops are being disturbed by ben thieves at Oak Grove village There will be no more Sunday excursions to the Cape and Vineyard via Old Colony railroad this season Messrs Buffington Ilood have sold to John Highland a strip of land on Hanover street at $35 per rod CameriDO the olarionet player formerly of the Academy of Musio orchestra died in KeYork Wednesday Persons desirous of purchasing groceries cheap should attend the auction sale at 130 Pleasant street this evening A good place to get your supper tonight is at the clambake of the Church Eight Hod Way It will be opened at 4:30 sharp No molasses and water mixture bnt a concentrated extract of the active medicinal properties of roots barks Ac is Sarsaparilla five years of age was rnn over tliig forenoon on Apawan street by a passing wagon and was severely cut about the head and face Mr Gardner Sherman the keeper of the new lighthouse has resigned bis position on the police force and will enter upon the dutier of his new position at once A number of persons went from this city to Providence yesterday to attend the fuueral of Gen Burnside Many of them were veterans who served in corps Yesterday some persons set fire to a containing about lour tons of hay belonging to Slade of Somerset The hay was entirely destroyed Loss about $80 Tbs ceremony oi laying the corner stone of the new St Patrick church will take place to-morrow afternoon at 3 Bishop of Springfield is expected to be present A dispatch received in this city last night states that the condition of the Rev James Sullivan formerly of St Church this city is very low and doubts are entertained for his recovery Another one of those favorite cod fishing excursions on the steamer Canonicus will be made Monday Tbe number of excursionists is limited The boat leaves her wharf here at 7 a Last night a man named John Broombead was taken with a fit while witnessing the Ilumpty Dumpty show in the Academy of Music He was removed from the building and taken in a wagon to his home' A grand handicap race between Chisnol and a number of local runners will take place on the new course at Bellevue Gardens this afternoon at 5 There is a great deal of interest taken in the race as some of the men have met before The police last night made seven arrests investigated five cases quelled threo disturbances restored one lost child to its parents gave lodgings to one tramp foupd one store open removed three street obstructions and restored lust property valued a $3 Mr John McCann of this city who has been blind for the past thirty-four years is now at tbe Ear and Eye Infirmary in Boston undergoing an operation to recover his sight From all accounts he is doing well and will be home in a few weeks with renewed sight Mr Samuel Lawton the efficient and popular purser on the steamer Bradford Dur-fee resigned his position to-day to accept the position of manager of the new skating rink which will open soon Mr Lindsey freight clerk in the depot at this city has beeo appointed in bis stead and Mr Isaac Orswell of the steamer Canonicus succeeds Mr Lindsey Mr Dennis Sullivan truckman has been'promoted to the position of assistant freight clerk in the depot Died in the Almshouse John Houghton an inmate ot the almshouse since 1875 died at that institution yesterday of typhoid dysentery He was EO years of age and was the oldest person at this place Deceased was well known and was at one time a very prominent and influential citizen Indecent Assault A young lady was assaulted last night on South Main street in front of Stewart dry goods store by a young fellow named Patrick Connelly He struck tbe young lady in the abdomen in the presence of many persons He was arrested and in the court this morning pleaded guilty He was fioed $35 from which he appealed and was ordered to find surety in the sum of $1000 for his appearance at the December term of the Superior Court DISTRICT BUUdoll Saturday Sept 17 Napoleon Bertrand John Mulligan McAloon Bridget Barnes and'John Read for drunkenness were fined $1 and costs each Napoleon Bertrand for disturbing the peace was fined $10 and costs Patrick Conoelly indecent assault was fined $25 Appealed William Smith for adultery was adjudged probably guilty and was bound over to the December term of the Superior Court' Maggie Wildes for fornication was sent to the Reformatory Prison at Sher-burn for 1 year Republican Caucuses Last night Republican caucuses elected jhe 'fofiowing delegates to the 'State at Worcester Sept 31 Ward One-Frank McGraw Beoj Buffington Wm Wood aod Jas Albert Ward Two Peter Hargraves Wm Smith Ward Three -F A Norton Sandy Harrison John Shaw Edw Gray Ward Langley Burr James Bagshaw and John Briggs Ward Davenport Greene A Bowen Wetherbee A Jennings Ward Six A Hart Pardon Maeomber 0 Fairbanks John Brady The following city committee was chosen: Frank MoGraw II Smith Edwin Leigh Bnrr Wetherbee Earl MISS RITE MM Takes this method to Inform the Ladies of Fall Hirer that she has REOPENED HER DRESS MAKING ROOMS And will keep constantly on hand A Complete Assortment of French Imported Patterns Customers can receive the latest styles and a prompt taitkful execution of their orders Mclleu's Block 42 So Main St COB BOUDEN upli-lw 1 $500 REWARD I OVER A MILLION OP PROF French Kidney Pads Hare already been Sold In this country and in France ever one of which ha given perfect satisfaction And has performed cures every time when used according to di' reetioos We now say to the afflicted and doubting ones that we will pay the above reward for a single ease of LAME BACK That the Pad f-Ult to cure This great remedy will POSITIVELY and PKKUANKNTLY cure Lumbago Lame Back fiiclatiea Grarel Dlsbetm Dropsy Disease of IbeKldaeyi luooDiln-neoee and Retention of the Urine loftamatlon of the Kidneys Catarrh of the Bladder High Colored Urlue Pain In the Back hides or Loins Nervous Weakness and in tact ail disorders oi the Bladder and Cnnary Organs whether contracted by private disease or otherwise LAPIRS if yon are suffering from Female Weakness Leucorrhoea or any disease of the Kidneys Bladder or rrii ary Organs YOU CAM BE CURED Without swallowing nauseous medicines by simply wearing PROF GUILMETTEP FRENCH KIDNEY PAD WHICH CUBES BT ABSORPTION Ask your druggist for PROF GUILD KIDNEY PAD and take no other If be sot gut it send $2 aod you will receive the Pad by return mail TK8TIX02UALS MUM THE PKOPLX JUDGE BUCHANAN Lawrer Toledo vy: of Prof French Kidney Pads cured me of Lam bags io three time By case bad been given up by the best Doctors as incurable Duriug all this time I fullered untold agony and paid out Large sums of non- GEORGE YKTTER Toledo sys: offered for three years with Sciatica and Kidney Disease and often had to go about on crutches I was entirely and permanently eured after wearing Prof French Kidney Pad four weeks 8QUIRK SCOTT Bylvanla wri test have been a great sufferer tor 16 years with Disease of the Kidneys For weeks at a time was unable to get out of bed took barre's of medicine but they gare me only temporary relief I wore two of Pi of Kidney Pads six weeks and I now know I am entirely UR8 KbLBNJKBOMK Toledo says: 4 For years I have been eon flood a great part of the time to my bed with Locerrhma and female weakness I wore one of Kidney Pads and was cured In one monthM GREEN Wholesale Grocer Findlay writes: 1 suffered for 26 years with lame back and in three weeks was permanently cured by wearing one of Prof Guilmette Kidney KKK8LING Druggist Logan port Ind when shading in aa order for Kidney Pads writes: wore one of the first ones we had sod I received mhre be a efit from it than anything 2 ever used In fact the Pads give better general satisfaction than any Kidney remedy we ever sold HAY SHOEMAKER Druggists Hatnibal Mo are working up a lively trade in your Pads and are bearing of good results from them every day French Liver Pad Will positively cure Fever sod Ague Dumb Agus Ague Cake Biliious Fever Jaundice Dyspepsia and all disea es of the Liver Stomach and Blood Price $150 by mst-8end for Prof Treatise on the Kidneys and Liver free by mail Agents Gibbs No 10 North Main street Address KIDNEY PAD COr eod-ly Toledo Ohio dlRITlBLE MECDLMC ASSOCIATION FOURTEENTH TRIENNIAL EXHBIITION 4 Opes Sejtemta aii Oclfa Huntington Arena nd West Newton itieet opposite th Coliseum Ground A THOUSAND ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES ALL THE ELECTRIC APPLIANCES A FULL MACHINERY HALL A SUPERB ART GALLERY MILITARY AND COLONIAL MUSEUM' CATARACT AND FLORAL PYRAMID AN IMMENSE CAMERA OBSCURA VOOAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIO Rofrehment Room Coat and PKkge Room Praa Room foKsgraph Otfiee Dilip Newppen and all tho eoarenleaoe ot a Perfect Exhibition ilUUlttf epl4 ood-lm none TMIE public Bathing Houses wilt bv opened on TIIUR8 DAY June 2nd as follows: On week days from 6 am to 9 Go Sundays from 6 te 9 a On Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout tte drtj and on Bat erday from 1 to 6 the bouses wilt be reserved for ladl exclusively at which time a lady superintendent will be In charge Females shall provide themeetvee with suitable dreeses Towels will be uruished by the Super inland ent at a cost of throe eeets each PATRICK BFOLFY BIMON UAKKAHY WILLIAM HfcKK jneltf Committee ea Bathing Houses THE LAMENTED BURNSIDE Funeral Services and Procession at Frovl- denee Providence- Sept The funeral of Gen Ambrose Burnside took place this forenoon in accordance with the meats announced yesteriay'' The centre of the city was densely crowded with people thousands coming from all the towns of the state and from many places in Massachusetts and Connecticut Business was generally suspended after 11 and all the great mills and workshops of ths eity were silent A large number of public and private buildings displayed emblems of mourniDg The body of the lamented soldier lay in state at the City Hall until pearly 11 when the funeral procession was formed and then the casket was placed in a hearse drawn by four black horses The order of march was given and the cortege took its way through several of the principal streets to the First Congregational Church on Benefit street where the services were held Tbe procession wa? composed as follows: Gen II Barney chief marshal And staff officers escorted by the signal corps FIRST DIVISION Brigade Rhode Island militia Gen Rhodes commanding Ten militia organizations of Providence Newport Bristol Woonsocket and other places with bands SECOND DIVISION Posts of the Grand Army of the Republic Brig-Gen Steere commanding with staff officers THIRD DIVISION Veteran associations of tbe state Brig -Gen Nelson Viatl commanding Pall-bearers Hearse Guard of honor commanded by General Horatio Rogers Society of the Ninth Army Corps Gen A Sprague vioe-president in commaod Providence Infantry Veteran Association Col Wm Goudard commanding Rodman Post A Congressional Committee in carriages Got Littlefield of Rhode Island with staff Relatives of the deoeased Lieut Gov Fay and judges of the courts State officials Mayor and members of the City Government Faculty of Brown University i Various civic societies Daring the march minates guns were fired and church bells tolled Upon the arrival at the church the body was eaTried into the edifioe by the pall-bearers Hon John Sanborn speaker of the House of Representatives Rev Robinson Hon 1 W- llpnitiJlQqGharl Bradley I Goddard Hon Latimer "Ballou" Hon Lebaron Colt Col George Fearing Hon George Browne and Maj-Gen John Parker A The solemn services were then began The charch was filled in every part the pew of Gen Born-side being the only vacant place in the building The pew was covered with mourning drapery The funeral service was performed by Rev Carleton Staples Rev Qeorgo Sticer and Rev Augustus Woodbury the latter preaching the sermon Several musical selections were rendered very impressively by a large choir At the conclusion of the service in the church the procession was re-formed an the body was borne to Swan Point cemetery Vhere interment took place Senator Jones among the senators in attendance Daring the past week more activity has been manifested in the stock market than for any week dating the past month The market has been firm and sales have been made at fall prices The following quotations are reported Ip the Hkrald from the office of Bute ng ton A Hood Battrdat Par value Bid 400 1176 Bept 17 1881 Asked Bale 1200 American Linen Co Barnard Mf Co Border City Mfg Co 100 125 145 Walnut Leaf Hair Beatorar It entirely different from others It it aectear at water and at ill name indicates a perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer It will immediately free tbe hen 1 from all dandruff restore gray hair to in natural odor and niMdooe a new growth where it has fal ea off It due not in any manner affect the health wtneh -nlpher fiugar of Lead aod Ni rate of direr preparation have done It will change tight or faded hair a few day to a beauii-iui glossy brown Ask yrordnigglit for Bach bottle li warranted 'Chas CrittHon New York and Geo Good win Co Bostdi Wholesale Agents Errors of youth in male or female causing shyness or inability to look another in tbe face pimples nervousness etc can be permanently oured by the use of Pref Kidney Pad.