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aud Soon cot into service. No Price then
vent TO the front part OF the house, and turned
on the gas az t0e street connection. BY ibis
time the pain from his burned hands and tace
mad become so great that he had to be taken 20
tss hospital.
The stage, green-room, Orchestra, and other
apartments we're flooded with water, and some
OF the scenery which was to have been used in
the play OF Henr7ete during the matinee vas in
iured but the scenery ana appointments OF the
Long Strike remain iptact The performance
went on as usual last evening, and bg tonight
there will be no traces of the DIRE, The entire
loss of the management by ire and water will
be about $4,000.
EARNEST APPEAL FOR A WORTHY
OBJECT. - The Bethany Mission for Colored
Children have issued very earnest appeal IN
their report of this year, Tor help in carrying on
their work. They are desrous OF erecting a
suitable building for their accommodation in
carrying on their work. Their plan COntemplatcs
PLAN substantial brick building, two stories
in height, and sixty by thirty-dve feet in extent,
and capable of containing from three to four
hundred persons upon each floor
The second floor will be reserved as place
for worship, for lectures, and for the Flrstdav
school. The first floor is designed for night
sewing and day school, and for any other use
that may develope. The amount required for
these purposes is SS650, towards which only
S204S'JS have been subscribed, and the support
of the public is earnestly reque ted for the
balance. The daily average OF the attendance
at the Mission, Nineteenth and Spring Garden
streets, has been lis scholars ana 10 officer
and teachers.
The managers of the institution expect to
accomplish great and good work in rcuene
rating aud elevating to u great extent the
colored youth in our city. The public are re
quested to send in their contributions TO the
Treasurer, MIR. NJ, BalderstOn, No. 902 Spring
Garden street. There is great need OF such an
institution in our city, and we expect the appeal
OF the nlsso will be met by hearty response
from those citizens who have at heart the eleva
ton OF tne colored race.
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FOR SALE.
TRUssES, SUPPORTERS, ETC.

Epsze PHILADELPHIA SURGEON
0GE3 BAHDAGE INSTITUTE, No. IA N.
- NINTH street, above Market-B. O.
ENEBETT, emo thirty years practical experience,
guarantees tht skiinl adjustment OF his Premium
Patent Graduating Pressure Truss, and q variety Of
others supporters Elastic Stockings Shoulder Braces
Crutches Suspensores, etc. Ladies' apartments con-
Quoted by LADY. 52OS
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sn,d closing steady sales today Of 90 bbs at tat3 Tor
Oh PLAIN Mess slS@sls for New DO tS 5Sts Ior Oi
sonsderaty but is less than this date las year Al the
West We earn hero - eaer activity the lower prices ae
septed for cattle Lave cnnsed activity and kept packers busy
Tsros offered freely and hss declined
sIOsnR dsil and nominal Beef Hams have declined
WesieTn on private terms Cut Meats have, arrived
more freely, hut owing 70 the great aDuaasinee
Of 20 Picked Hams at 3ae Bacon ruled
4uiot prices Lave decE1od closing more Seu'e ana ne
80 boxes O Short Ribbed at 292o and - boxes New
City Short lear 10 1919 Dressed Hogs have been aehNe ana
az hrmer closing e Tor Sy Le nae 5 n ~ Dr
have advanced closing however fairy active and nre sales
pso pkgs Of 80 Tor City s0l3tc for far to prime steam
PETROLEUlf-Tbe market Is dnD and heavy; we quote
Crude at 4tc bulk and 202le in bbs Refined in bond
ss4Qs}e ol r. s. for l. s 20 W. 32a321o or p do. do
SJso fer W. - 05ie. fog r. W., and SOC Tor do free.
RICE continues dun and heavy and ne have only to note
sTEARIN~We 1ote sales Of 70 900 n prime ct l2scH
skins he ,louald fOr Goat has been moderate msnu-
faetarer refusing operate unless prices that VIII enable
hen 70 compete with Tic COyhide substitute and imported
ossred fey AZ decline Of 73SI0e withou, finding BUYERS
FOR Deer market also ruled dull and with an accumulation
Of stock prices have declined and close heavy.
sUGAiS-laW Sugars remain excessively dun and prices
sales of only IS hhds ~ 0t lOlc and - boxes
part YESTERDAY nS0lJo Refined aTe duh at rs 0jle Tor
sERDS-T demand for Grass Seeds has been moderate but
Se, ,s en- we @S3S C y o sl ~ l4 ~ 100 ,o
quality Rourh Flasseed is dun kas3 Is. Cacutta Lin
seed inactive and nomnsl at q so ds2 60 gold in Boston
wOOT-here has been rather more inquiry from msnufac
turer daring the past week. but prices have declined owing
20 the great depression in gold. We quote Domestic
Fie0ces 49, $50. for Native and OneQuarter Men
noes tQ45c for One half and Three quarter do i00Gc
foT Full blood MeruOes and 60d65c for SaX0ny fleeces
b0d40c FOR No. Pulled 52a5se for SuPerfne do snd 81
Coz for Exjra do; 2502c for Common Unwased CALIFORNIA;
b5a40V. Zine dos @0aGc for Texas and American Comb
ing az 0O0sOc. We quote Foreign follows; South
America o. pc Tor Common Washed &01e. for I'm
washed u oCa and AIinO 5204ec for Washed Enre Rios
1880 1r VGwasLcd Creole f6C FOR Washed CoTdOYa
Gillian % a3lc for Uuwashed Mestza and Meiuo Cape Of
Coo Hope 3Ja1o 1T UnwGshe1 East India 1djie for
Washed AID African G3Oc Tor UnWRshcd and " cite lei
washed.
WHISET-Tio demand has been moderate aud the market
STEADY, q, i,c. IN bond for Western.
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Musifal Jnsirumsmis.
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR NEwoRLEAKs New 2s-In s.cl1sshig Gen Mssd. n..
hsKeadrek Mcdonald and sdy, H. " smJb, Jshs NJ
LoushB r. ". PoyuE H. o. Heart Opt p Morton wife ,ssa
ehlJ p H. Brennan Arnold AbsFs. Ms Lus MfT hss ssts
IA Mddlemis, Ms Alice OrpenW 0Od aud nisr Mira May A. s.'
ten, r. J. Ceinon, j. B. C. fi,zDslfick =.
boh LIVERPOOL Nor 1tin stssHnshp CRY 81 besse-i,.
Hos Msanee Postnan British Army Gov ks1beeyl sey ee
M.s kenneSy and an ,rvsn Dare Nea Hsit ~, are .'
Astsn And Nj shisy, 81 q ih Br.sh Amy Niss acAs y
Aat2nO onintere Manuel nAs wsrssn, G. W thspnss
Mr. hsshs John " Land Jsnes HgEa. Ausustes Jsgcis
Enme' RITZ, sHd Aa'ssr John Ritter M wyE. .Ae ls1{ ss
Lowry, Nj TbonPsco " 4 and child. A. Ward and WIFI d. q
Ioda and lady w Edyards @ Pishtt TIE a.y De- Ry.Hss
Henry smith Miss ~hFs Coo sin.sn Nj. md !vs s1s,s
ysnss McBsias Rev. Potter hssEy Gfs,e. hH yss1s
~ w. Thomp.on Wie ard tNo ell eHf Geo naeh~L
wife and two saHrssi wH lower John losbgry o,s,ss
Baker, T. J. Goodwin A. Robinso1 nFs CHA smith, hs D.
Brown pc fnnH SIZES Jua De Berg Mis- Fssay koStssss
John l. MARKS George Asasg'sy Cse' F'a and 'ehs' e'
FoK sAvANHAH Nov 7,rs steamship San s.isslss-J n.
Iennngs sud shirsu Mr. p ~ Cons val snh hhdfsA
Miss Ada Wheaton. Miss Anna Hamilton Mn + Psfins M rs
ID. u. Kelly. T. Acfoy A. gssef r konE Ms Eseseso
r. Bookhsld seT Ml ayra sfsnsihan Mrs w H. Abesh
g. 90 dekmid k!ss Gody Mira keCasy, Ma Wssn ssd 80
Mrs &. a. wilson sn5 cbdrsn y " 6Fsssts
and WIFE James Hesseuy md wife, ~ siay ~ Williamson A.
WiAmson M Mab0nY. 81 g. DsErath and WIFE, Cbses tf.f
Edwin flag B. X. L.ay f- ssd child L. =. FOssr and a IA ss
sfserske-Total,
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LIVE SrnCK MARKETS

Conn No o. Receipts these yards for The week
are a. follow y1 20 beeves 95S sheep, 34ii hogs and %
horses and mules o. tie cattle III sold slaughtered
pDOB the premises aad llt taken 10 Hudson CITY yards The
afeep an hogs an sold and mostly killed Ht the AbdtioiT
No beeycs selling to-day Sheep little hfmer sin Oh
h high gOd 0s Cn ia reported ow very hue brought
esS6Ec and bs'chcrs say they would give &C. they could get
rood O. H1es Of lively with very few on the narse
They have ulSanc-d sfr4c and few bringing sc
fhR Ieevla this morning elosed oIi early
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finGnrfdl.

OF7fcE o. tbs WASHINGTON los COEPANr
10. 90 6REEgwIoHsr., kEN-iORK Nov. 20, ltbt
NOTICE.-'Tho Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
1N Of The WASHINGTON ICE COMPANY will be held Ct the
OMes q tie Co-Tlny no. 80 Greenwieh New Yot TUEs
DAY Dec d. IaB o. 10 eloCk fOT the election Of i've u'
sss q such ether business come be
fore the meeting. WILLIAM A. BALLASTlNE, sessesry.
INSURANCE SCRIP.
ATLANTIC.
COMMERCIAL.
GgEAl ~ E~IERN,
EEN-AO3k.
ORIENT.
PACIFIC,
Sun,
UNION
WASHINGTON.
'h'aitAes A'''I ''i 30, y vyN c GILMAN No AZ Pines.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Son E;,.s.6:59 sun se....4.J5 Noon Rsss 4. y
wkTEh rms DAT
ssnSy Heok 1853 lied -
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PASSENGERS ARRTVED.

FROM NEw-oRLEANs. Nov 7s-in steamship ese,ss Wa
Hburne and wife. Capt p. y. Cere J. can1et q "
Bsss Edward Ssnio, =. :. Femoi, 4. iJckw0 d. .
New. 2-In seamshp Msrruack-hrN :. Wilmer. M Ass ot
Louie daughter Mrs Mae d servant Capt "sd
Dey, .. Fleming and IN stroTaze-
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6ieamboats ano Railroads.
CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.

SAtEl1, bfEED AND COMFOh
..o,cvs-vv r,,,rpon BOSTON r,spr. LOWELL
WoRCEsILh rALAhR 1iTCHB9k1 HAsHgH IsL
INTERMEDIARY POINTS
c ~ o. sos0S I'D CITY ~
cave Ne" i f NJ s:S i1.; o! q y. sss, % ~"
--.,-, FOR EEW-LoEDON,
si. y ::s:i %'''
4. S. MARTIN Agent. 90 Che Pier
ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot Of
NJ Day EIgrs.,fsI Reah'.'t BuS.0 s'i'H'n'' D'Hli
s'si WAY Tram dsny to o,i.vT1s
@ SsR IIp... ' Baso ssa.S;. and Dans
~ p o. nigh. EIPse, daily of Buffalo Salamanca
$50 p m, EmiGrsn. Train daily for tie Wet
westsm insI HUGH RIDDLE. esnl ssPt
HODSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS
On and MONDAY. November 49, 1896 tIsn, for al
barry Troy connecting with Northern and Western trains will
ElP:. 1 H9d.oP Rive, R5;s TAsA cs,s md
and connecting At Troy with trains tor sHatos ha4AS
o NO. EIpe.. and Man train vi. Eiud.on River RsrO.d
Ing Albany With w,'sfn trim, and q Troy T ,9 S s', .n
II = M EIpe,. sS ys ,In so.a o LsS.
SPRING. Pihed te st Aea1y VIII We'efp tIsns ana
siS EIpe.' via Hudson River RslrSad eon1eetins e
albany via. Western trains sad al Troy with trains for Montreal
AIS n EIprss trsin via Harlem Railroad connecting at Chat
Albany with Western trains Troy with fs Rutland
Burlington aud Montreal Sleeping attached a. Albany
E,pre train via Hudson River Railroad with sleeping
hed through Buffalo aud Suspension Bridge without
Also sleeping every day excepting ssoTdays a.
tacbed seYok hrogEh 0sdsnsbgs wilton, ehsnss VI.
w. aud Railroad Connection for Troy VIII be made 81
Ia Albany. This train viii sunday.
II trsln. Hudon River Ralro 3D. with sleeping car a.
tsbsd connecting Albany with carly trains for Bnhelo end su
trains fOf add points NoFh
sunday win via Hudson River railroad from New
Yot PoushLeeps and intermediate stations lssvns keYoIi
$50 Returning leave POashkeepe i2;t p M sn'ns IN
New iok 81 6I5p N.
Alo sunday Harlem Rllosd leaving for,ysecond't
and arriving It MI eIton Al $50 n Returning leave
MleTion ct ~, aryh.g New 4 oTk 81 1850 ..
wM. II. VANDERBILT, Nce-Presiderf.
/ 0NG ISLAND IRAILROAD.-Wi arrange
IL November J. ise6 LesVes James alp Ne~YoThi ct
mail train for Greenpo and S.ions u M for syo'
stations RiyeEhead for
syossc aad fiatonsi fnnlngdas and stations,
saturday nsht for North lslip
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
WI Foot Of and aitcT Nov. 10 Morning mall trains
Esstou add in,ermedisie stations VII leave al m
Man Esprets Of Mbnrn sA 10 Morris
IrpessA n sCHOCH Assistant Superintendent
NETWORK and NEW.HAVEN RAILROAD.
1856 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT ICES
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Dlpioeno Notices.

Nav YORK Sov. 49, 1895.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the BOARD
~ OF DIRECTORS this day declared DIVIDEND 81
1--WE PER CENT Of the net earnings Of te 9iter snds
October payable the once Of the company SATURDAY De
cerbsr l.
win be closed TUESDAY Nov 70 At oeoeA
?. M, and --opeued MONDAY, Dec J
BY order Of the Board Il Director, ...
OyToE on TsE CHCIeo AND NORM. RAILWAY o..
Nc. 81 BROADWAY NKw-loRK Nov. a. 1876 )
YNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Company
have this day declared DIVIDEND Of SEVEN PER CENT
Preferred stock OF this Conpsny FOR en-
ending December ybe and ser The
18th day tho Prrerd sio q the Company,
par of aid shown by the BOOK Of
on the Let d,y Of Dseeulher.
The books viii be closed the senOon or the t OF De
end open the morning Of the lsfh
Dividend declared w be paid
rTeeeding tbe purehase :. PRlTCHARD. Treasurer.
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Nov @ 1000, bbs Flour SIS bbs Whfsky 100 bbls Cor
Meal q sacks do II 57B bush. Wheat a. ~ bush Corn
265 bush Oats s. 10 hush Barley 20 pkgs Ashes ~ pkgs
Beef 97l bbs Pork, Pa hhls. Petroleum
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pacific MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAN'

Il THROUGH LINE TO
IAPAh AND CHINA.
Via PANAMA AND SAN tBANClsCO,
Csrryins the q. 8 Mai.
FIRST VOYAGE.
Sis.usr HESRY CUAUNCEY wllleave PerRc N0rb River
Of Cslsst er1Ok a. " o'clock noon on TUESDAY De
a. 1905 oonnecinE via PuSnz hsfosd with ssesus
GOLDEN CITY for eu I1suriscO where msi and
freight win transferred 20 the Compsnys splendid
COLORADO. tgrsve that TUESDAY, Januty
1867 Tor fOkohannA grd HOos konE.
Tfouah ned from New fok s1dinK 20 refnsf b.
ard san ksrcc0 the following Isies Psyabe n
god re equivalent;
San Fflrcisco % Yckohsms SGS elo sft
s,n Frrncisco 90 Hsrg Kong. DC 700 np
Dn- notice viii b. gwen Of sgesegl cot voysgsh
F,-iebt reivpd snd Through Bills ~ Lstnt nrBed
DrF Az OI-FEE De- fsloNl, and per HENRY CHAukCEI
Dec. ~ 0sst} sonnscilrg closely ~ shove
D., f,b t-oush Sot iniorIa apply ihs
of5s he whsf Pier No. a North River isot q 70
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OYYcB PAclFIO AAlL :. s. CoNPAyH I
NKv-NORK Nov %. 1906.
NOTICE TO ST0CKHOLDERs.-No Is hereby
~ sv hat tc BOARD OF DIRECTORS hsvng increased the
C,p so OF ss Company pursusnt to the Act Of May 1890 4
tDfv Nle D0 of which 5000 shares remain % be-
Vrs have res-yed N MILLIONS OF DOLLARS 30 cash OFT
81 tbs prOh for the exgeneies o. e eoe sna
ave fnsed the persons ho5ng stock on the
Booit q Colp he closing Of the IIsnneI Doors
Day Hover8-r ~ i a 30 clock DIVIDEND q such y
oek Of this Company FuA AID Sioef
ksins slre stock to every three Shares Of eHnI
etoek. q ,,,-r..,..
The Cerkees viz ready for delivery and lte WEDNEs
DAY January d cs. @. he Compeuy's One
Bio 3els ea "a 70 fractions in the above DIVIDENDS WI I
srivs Msnoarlu4l fractions 70 which they DO eu
cArryls Interest dvi3eBd.; for which Sfiofs we
In s Houn (ertbcees Of Stock VIII De issued
~ ''1'' y iHE0bOBE T. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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Ocean Steamers
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
THROUGH LINE TO CALlFORSIA,
CARRYING UNITED STATEs MAIL,

L THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORSIA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers Pier No A. North River, foot Of CaHslsi Al
be-. LOGAN oUEEE. Capt. JsG Marry, connecting with
Dec ii'-HERRY CH2USCEY, CAPT. A. g. Gray, connecting
with GOLDEN CITY. Capt Victims
Dee I.-RlsIS0 STAR Capt 7. A. Hsri' consisting with
MONTANA, Capt -
Acspuco thos0 Of let sud 2ft connect
Panama With South Pschc pcrts M and lh io Cen
ira American ports and those Of lat touch 81 mAnEanio
Departure ilh month connects with he new setH
from PAnsrns 10 Australia and NewLsasud. 800
ssmer Of Dee NJ 1896 will connect with tie rts Of ibe
Compsuy Chna line leaving shn francisco jar lse for foh
hama snd Hong Kong
One hundred pounds Of Baggage allowed each ida Medicines Iad
attendance free
passage ciss and ell further ioaOn sppy ct the ocs
the wharf, foot Of Csnslst North River, New fofs
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port marSsn's Notirt.

sTsTE Oh NnW-lonx. 4
PoHrWtRrrNx' OFrfcs, Ma. ~ wil'bn
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance With sec
~ ,on ofhe &c. passrl Agrn a. l5T entitled An AZ, Ne
ornise tbs WaienH Ofe Of tie tast Of New fc7t an
80 sses.ed having ssTgs o. se subject matter o.
t-r snTsly. tL DE !OaHina Nessss Uo
s sIamDaioa by The Par WARDEN iad at .be ssd tsT'syS
b. completed WI. lays ueTt tlccee3Df liza
salss on board ssil yesss.ai
tst
Slip Arnold BONN ....lQ " n
Ship 0Oschen tssss.ss.bN
ship lnfnountlh. EnPite
Bah .-s.s.sss's.ssss..A -
Bak Anna Lacy
Barb J. Cummir
hsrk Byfogel Lldla r. J.
bfia henstaw.. GOT 81 Consfess
schr Willie flerefostA
echr John. w
SchT Veto.
Asea hEkRINLs. secretary. -. -,
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IIYI STOCK AVE- ME ERIE RALWAY.
HFCTIpTS OF PRODUCE

FOrthe week rndias saturday Nov si-l55oars cattle
~
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sw.YORK and NEW. HAVEN RAILROAD.
1885, SUMMER ARRANGEMENT ICES
COMMENCING JULY 0. lsSo-


rnsss ssaoa IN S.-IOrs. Tw.n,, ,.y's'h't ana
Fogths'a Enirancs Oh rvsnIT ss'snihsL
TRAINS LEAVE EEw.YoKni
Fer Ne. Hsyen 1oo. AaotEI,l iI9os M nls tEIJ a~
p fsf Si "a zoo So IEii n,s n, m r a
20 e., a n a.. .s a. s, sSS & rs ap
Dor Fsirhsl4 Southport .nd WsspOrs 90 tLSA m "a an
For Eor-sTl. 100 soo GI.l asa nsA laIS E1-I ao'
p 10 Dawn az ~ LOO 40 i !1;; :, "a ,sss
70, s,,T1ors 90 400 o. 10 40 . N ifs IE1j AIS
aeo Ha.Jas, 80 40. 6so sOo tEIl p n a, Am
ais atS 40 a1o 80 Loo y NJ, ,,,,v.
fof Boasn. vie spnnghsd gOos tELl ao tEEl 400
FOR Boston. sbOr. Lin. llis (EI..l doop m. -. -
Ier Hartford and Springfield SooA NJ lEL) lAiS ~" 'Es-I
FoT COnn.c,,cu River Rsro.i son. tIl l1is hNs.
Yer hsrod Prs,Ssass .ad Fi.Aim R.rO.A tOo CEI-)
TofHsv H.y.n. Es~JonaOu .Al stOniaIOa RAlrosA ass
Tos csns R.iros4 Ii-iss m TO sorthsmV,sA
IOr bOu'.ions Rairsss a m %,
or Dsnour, horvslE Rsiiroaa. {. m, +@pa
cssmodoS' Sleeping Cars s'acasd' 80 E o. sI' oyT Gam.
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trainsl leave foot OF
~ con'nd,'5 for IHiIADlIFsia At .as 10 n, Ir
ard y NJ iof BlLrEoH@ and "AsHIssroE at s"d a m~
NORTHERN RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.-
" je tsy City Permon, a. and s;ls snd
us '2i sad ssGl P o ssasd.y. osy H lilS M Ihs'H'
~ WI V '"' Th i " DEIiREsr Superintendent
THE GREAT AIR LINE ROUTE TO TIE
PAR WEST.
PACIFIC RAILROAD
tOF nlssOuRIl
The P.asr Railroad Win ~ eoungsien., form, The ory ~ rail
route TO Nance. CITY ad Lssssaworh .hTeo :. ca 81 Lou; s -.
UBoa RsrosS lawrence Topeka hsnhsnSn f0r' hsJ
TLs ws.ess isrrinu. ef,hs Ur,.n Pacific Railways N.
,,1 c, points eocisds
ThfSsl Tft,;, e. al. :. q; Railroad Office.
= ! r Sekssoc ;i;'S G.u ssi' sop,r.os,r.
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DapinSs b1uKs.
NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, eth.ave., corner
~ Of Ias SIX PER CENT interest, Of al. Dep0sts
made before Dec. viz draw interest iron De- J.
r. II. Bull Secretary. THOMAS CHRISTIE, PRECEDENT
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Banning Ataosmies

Banning Ataoemies
A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMY,
N. No 7i2 PIFTaAVENUE. ~ y
CLASSES on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS.
FRIDAYS. Evening rssses for Gentlemen
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
FOR Terms ko. send for Cr,uisf
NE GARMOs BOOK, Third Edition, containing
fall descriptions all tie QaAdriss Figures Of the German
oton etc. ready price 50 cent Apply st. or address No
Pinh- ave. Foufteenhtt
nUMARr DANCING ACADEMY, No. ~ West
IL s-ClAsses Chdrsn. Ladies' snd Genems0 Al
NE GARMOs DANCING ACADEMY No. 81
~ Paye Fourteentb for The reception OF
papl. TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. WEDNESDAYS and SAT
ORDAYS
UsntIaasen TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, Al ocoek
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II lNDr Il MANI, -
IA Manufacturers ofGRAND and SQUARE PIANOS hsVnt re
moved and spacious No 30 bFoadwaJ %
Seventeenth and Egheenths he~ wead Tea pet
those wishing psrehAse pianos 70 th
sy,d add superior insrunenis These ali manaiaei nred
under and from their great experience and
CLOSE attention guarantee then unspsAsed ~
any blsncy deescy and compass q tone con whh
which sure' the greatest dafaby AZ
ofhe constructed with the Aghe Arrangement and sAch IN
viii be warranted for i've yeat
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ELECTION. -. .
II ne ANN IN ELECTION FOR Directors o. The HOWARD
iNPJR ANCE COMPANY Of Nelokf viii be held e. it, On
he e. Wal At ou rONDAY 30 day Of December 1906 ne
VIII be f-yutl2 o clock fn. ill O'clock
HENRY A, OAKLEY, Vice President
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And to instruct and authorize the ClerI;
Of this Board to add the respective amounts
to the county tax Of the respective towns
for tie current year.
Which resolution was carried unani-
m0uSjy.
Nr. LoIigan moved to instruct and request
the Treasurer to lay before this Board the
AMOUNT OF Indebtedness Of any town in this
County.
Wheroupon the Treasurer reported the
amount Of Indebtedness Of the town Of
Liberty to he &5l7 90 for taxes not paid over
for the year 1868; the amount of indebted
ness Of the town of Maple Grove to be $500,
Illegal assessments said year, and the
amount Of Indebtedness of the town Of Glib
son to be $l4,S0 for Illegal assessment
according to the records in his office.
Mr. Schmitz offered the following rcsola-
ton:
Reso7rc7, To instruct and authorize the
Clerk Of this Board to add the respective
amounts to the County tax Of the respective
towns Of the current year.
Which resolution was adopted unani
mou>ly.
The Board having in consideration the
subject of the financial affairs Of the County,
found the outstanding County Poor Orders
to be $1,000 10, and County Orders to be
$552l SO, and estimated all other expenses
Of the County
Mr.. G. DAIMLER offered the following
resoutions
RcSoircd, That for the purpose of meet
ing the indebtedness and all other expenses
of the County for the present year to the
year 1867, the sam Of SD 600 be raised a.
a County tax. and the sum Of $1,000 be
raised as County Poor tax and the sum OF
$1,000 be raised to pay the compensate!
OF the County School Superintendent, and
that the County Of Manitowoc raise the
sum OF ssh Il y as State tax the same
amount a. certified to BY the secretary OF
STATE; and that the Clerk is hereby in
structed to aEporti0n the same TO the seve
raj towns in this County. according to the
cquaIiZed value rs equalized By the County
Board Of equalization.
Eesoircd fitrther, That there he and
hereby IS levied on each town in this C0un.
~ tyr the support OF the Common Schools
therein, the amount set opposite the re-
spcctIvc towns. VIZ
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E@5~ While Secretary McCulloch state
ment Of the public debt for December lst
shows a reduction of nearly two millions in
the aggregate, during the previous month,
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