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a SPLENDID
FARM FOR SALE.

r offer my for sale situated two miles
land a half South of the Furnishing
otwn of Ashland. This farm contains
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Rochester s.15am 10. foam 8 .O5pm 3,Ioam
Salem .1c,31am ~, 26rm i,5lpm4 4, 5iam
Alliance 1l,25am 1,15pm 5,45pm 5,45am
Canton ~ 13pm 1,5spm 6.28pm 6,27am
Massilloa II 4Opm , ,1spm 6.45pm 5,47am
orryI!le 1,32pm 2.52pm 7,18pm .7,17am
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Mansfield 4,OGpm 5lO0pm 9,2spm 9.1Gam
oresfe 3 s s;55PR 8 S '6oP% 10 5G ispn TO- e ,o6a%
Bucyrus 6.29am 6.40pm 10.4lpm 10.25am
U Sand'ky 7.Isam Z ,I9pm IL ,14pm 10 ,58am
Forest 7,49am 7,51pm 1.47pm II pam
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Fl Wayne II, 10pm IL .50pm 3,20am 3,o0pm
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Mrs. N. RECTOR
Announces TO The ladies of Ashland, and VI
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She has also aided to her Millinere business,
that of
ID H = M "A KIN O.,
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share of lie patronage is solicited Cal.
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THE ELECTION FRAUDS.

IS TIE JURY TO INVESTIGATE THEM FAIR ONE !
1t will be seen by the list OF jurymen desig-
mated by Judge Barnard 10 investigate the election
frauds that Tammany Hall is not only willing that INC
bauobox should be polluted, but is also anxious that
such pollution shall receive judicial sanction WIZ any
one say that the majority OF the persons baeu
cation as il deserves The jury impanneed sas ioOW
Charles II. Haswe foreman: engheeG u hi -
the Common Council N lsS5 leoI, ana 1885, De'Oht' "
Fdw9r3 schlchtinr. holdings, No. 800 seyenthaye.;
Rainh Bocert, trunks: 40 $50 Hudsonst; Assistant
Health Warden under Boole; belongs 20 Iammany'
Thos b. Woodward. merchant No. q Whitest'
saml J. Montgomery, stoves, No 81 SpiHeS"' AO"so
Henry d. Feiter. vines No Broadway; house 30
G. West Tiryeghth-st An intimate friend OF TIE I'e
cordcr John X. Racket. Belongs TO Iainihaly m, -
William Lynch, teas, No. bl4 Grecnwicrst The man
who is interested In the corporation 700 OF cAleHuhs
dffieth.st 10 Ouehundred and ffy.ninthst The man
ncr which this filing N was done was one Oh " te
Lynchs land improved at the expense Of me cry
The CITY, the contractor, removed the rock from MI
about Albany last Winter the tax leyes. This ming
in Of Elghth-ave forms an interesting history Belongs
Morgan L. Harris. No os Lox.ng,onaye. Alderman
1857. Belongs TO TaIumauy Hall -
James b. Brady, contractor. Belongs 10 4"l-n""y
Charles H. Dclavan insurance, No. 50 Godsti house
David s. Page. hotel. No 35l sprrgst
Henry Hart pawuhroker, No u Cla'lamst house
james lynch No Il CGambersst EHsherr politician.
Anthony Dugro. No. - ~ Mark place. -
Patrick g. Mooney, house No. 81 West Twenty eighth
ST.: belongs 90 Iluuauy Hall.
William Writer'S. furniture. No. f.2 Canal So
William +. Earle. hotel, No ~ tauaIsti house No 70
West Twenty -thrdst.
Joseph II. Tooker, metals, No'sii soGthst; house
Long Island.
William j. Peck lime. foot Of sprle 81: loase No rs
West Ffty-secoud.st; BIAS been engaged 20 tuIIyihH
Corporations Alderman le4, loa, leo. ana ls'"i lhh
Cor6tussoncr ist 1888 1850: bcoug- Co IammaHy Hal
Morgan Jones, rlImher, No. t- Contest mouse 20 -
Fmukllnst; Councilman 1899. .to lstl l~- '-' All'r
csfca In CORPORATION wo.E. belongs o. Tdu.uluy lI.L
jeremiah Mbnuk. merchant, No. - LAcAaIst ace,
house so G last Thirty lgAtA--t
John j. Bradley sab.ct So. a. lrlor-llace. b horse
No ~ East Elghiccnl-st Couuc lWHu. l~ Alderman,
1855 1885, state senator. ltf2 Isc no. M Tie rooms
over Mr Bridley's stable, corner ~ folithA't aLo
Fghtccnhst are rented hy thc Cfy au'hoIt,s % Vt.
BRADLEY. Belongs 20 Tammary Hal and is prominent
candidate OF the ring Tor Mayor o! tnr city 60 succeed
Hoffman. The fact that fo many lIMully IN. Pc 4i7
aud contractors this Grand Jury Is most eAt"of-
/ binary, 10 cay the least
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.be deck OF the Hamilton went under the Unions guard
ne Union was lying the ship; before we got 10 the e
~ .he ner the engine mad been stopped; could luuRc
,rot the motion of the boat there were others IN ih
,,iInf house with Mr.. AbcrtsOn; don't know who had
br of the wheel the tide often takes the boat ~ Inc
same direction that 10 did ON Saturday morning, ana tcy
feoueuty strike the other boat; believe that the engine
was stopped Saturday morning about 100 yards from
the end OF the pier go .,.,,. ,o
Thomas T. Mccarthy testified that he resides NJ NO "
Fnlton-st Br0oklyn-I auXlODs TO get across by
- o'clock. looked M at the pilOhOuse as the boat
started and saw the pilot, Mr. AbertsOn NOW present.
I'm charge Of the wheel when the boat had cleared the
sip saw Mr.. Alberson step aside and Mr. White TOOK
the wheel; Mr.. Aibertson then sat down; there was
third person in the pil0hOuse; thought, az we were
crossing that the boat went up the river an unusual as
lance before she turned to go down stream; think we
were opposite ROOsevest. or Catherinest slip before
we turned; after had turned the bow OF the boat
pouted somewhat toward the Brooklyn side she dd not
turn 10 cross again until had nearly reached the stone
docks on the Brooklyn SIDE and thought at the time
that we might well run into the Wast Slip after we
had beaded for the slip saw small coast steamer par
TALLY the entrance but when she hGd passed III
middle OF the river the entrance entirely clear
looked up the pOthOuse, Mr. White was then hOidnR
the wheel steadily with both hands; Mr.. Albertson was
sitting on the left side ana the other standing
on the right side; after had passed the head OF the
pier noticed nothing unusual until heard some one
cry out stand back 'front.'" very soon after near
the crash the boat seemed to be going very ast ud
not perceive any dminu0n IN her speed she seemed 20
be going fast when in the middle or the stream
did not hear any bells No further witnesses were eN
amined, and the investigation was adjourned UNI
Wednesday next az D. when II Will DC rehuleu h'
the COrOuer's Office, No. Centre-st
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Coal 81 a TUN-WEATHER STRIPs . CENTS
Is universally acknowledged that the proper application Of
our new PArKSr WEATHER STRIPS makes saving OF mI
bimy temperature, Instead of
d,sns go huu colds All nhgemeuts Of patents will 10
yg"yoasly prosecuted ToRRKr Co.. Sole Manufacturers,
No Maiden lAnt.
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POPLAR HATS -ESPENSCHEID seems 10 un
d.,tad by instinct taste Of Young America HIS son Hats 10
this season are the taking styles out snd h m mas
s-is m state siege all day long The helod influence
elegance euerrBee, aud eheapness In irTcssublo
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

RouGg, WINTRY, CHANGEABLE WEATHER,
, arhs Coushs Disorders Lungs &C. which JAMES
EYy.crokArf as promptly eurts faithfully administered Sold every
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ASBESTOS CEMENT will repair Leaky Roofs
H. " Jonss Manufacturer No ~ William a., LbortJat
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whole family of children of distinguished
b,nt were reay cured Of uhoopu cough by The NAPOLEON
Conan Fns Proof gwen application Bold at No. Dy ST. aad
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ASBESTOS RooF COATING. ii. w. JOINS
No ~ william Il u Liberty,
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Difference. or r,ngs........3i
D'aerence, or TaDFe......;;. - Di1'

difference TaDPe..... Jul Dderence or r'hge
p ON e sb 10Th; duration III hours; depth - inch
Ice formed on the mornings Of the 2 and 3h inch hek On inc
On a 10 % tie metrors first Of served; until u W. 81 we're
rom IL 10 I23 observed from TO 2. 343 from to j.
iT9. from to T. 2OJ from 70 >, 8l-totsl. %L
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DR.. SHERMAN
Curative Method. as compared with DIR.
Mar~iI'> Pretended Cure by Enfam-
nation from gnhuman Pressure.
TO THE PUBLIC.

Haras deceived Toto ira, Of d. Mfr.s taoiI csrs I''
H.. cts upon me- 4iaftas drh MHrirtHg Jrk and arr
repeated h Office No 2FerT HE % receive A4y MIEA
td, or.av slI.lass ] "a compelled 90 look elsewhere.
Having heart method beng az lning source OF
relief O. The rlpnre arolyb friend u min visited DIS Once no.
IN B5sfuav Dot fndug crow ei Nih patients vas eopeie 20
that tne But subsequently TOOK te
when ucceeed Do getting ah Interview
Amer informing slaerg ana undergoing careful efaa
nation the k1osedge be- etnec 'hi TIE
su1crugs could al be avoided aAI
uyc cas- ,frrfualr relieved hr De cursiivts
hsi the applications - on made ana rom hAs
better pleased han Rave been
Dr. Shermaus mode " treatment
~ Marsh's.
How aar one possessed ordinary human feelings ana tnoWlels
OF fm upfued Impose upon the
Of relief and escape being arrested 80
b. and shameless impo,os something wlch ca hardly com
pr.bea m serr believe that have tl right % institute pro-
against hn r obtaining lal log under false prrtenes
nv money the bodily suffering aaA injury shlcl lie has
Inflicted
This safgnnx seemed regard matter oi amusement when
h time time aud explained that the torture
urtearahe good Inflammation necessary that
mist and made other agyhtng remarks Of this kind
FEEL imperative fuv 90 ny eIpe
fence taa pucy tic hcucdt o. others Afflicted m similar
at tcv when have been subjected aud
sl rf ry and cur have by esoig olce 10 the
ais.s..l.e aai clrafyts % Dr. sherman.
Ary person rsr personally or ay further explanation
sp hr applying ne Burr kAueais FULTON Mars -
Nts.loil. Now q. loth NJAH JONES
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HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER.

Ptu.EEs-ih morning little haly. Afternoon, hazy very eonu
mile cloudy 10 Evening little harry 18th morning. m
fs,t elondy from 1889; little cloudy to H. Afternoon A
lind, 10 n clear TO sunset Evening. clear. fine.
CFSTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.
Rsport for the week ending Nov. II. 1868:
N'fV' a.RoyHTER THERMOMETER.
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simply give this az a truth, established by observ-
alton: such deductions may be drawn fr0m 1t by
our reader a. may suit Themselves.
The only rational pea IN favor Of the affair,
and the reason why Kaona should perhaps have
before been retained IN confinement, VIZ that the
leader may Be a e,-dOe not arPar
az all in the special pleading abo'e mentioned
II / vel known 70 competent medical men that
q man may be perfectly intelligent On all subjects
save one, and that one may 80 control all others
a. 70 lead 70 almost any length. Whether a CON-
petent opinion Is 10 be expected in this case may
seem doubtful.
If we have men in power incapable Of judging
whether q man l. insane OF not; whether 3 VIII
should be issued for hOuse-breaking. or for some
thing else, whether one party, or another one,
has a right u z church; whether the Government
has OF has not the right 70 take possession OF 4
church; and such other questions; then we must
sooner OF later expect trouble The reIns Of gov
eminent are responsible things 70 handle, and We
Cannot be to- watchful a. - who takes them in
charge.
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MENORANDA
Esp.rs Of Bart s.. Bre.x.-

Eofros =. a. AsTEsu-Ea-sb-Ena-inE that hsr-ta6rs
ven have casually bern on M ART 81 Rms, . hsni ia Lers-
with a rpart % ths ssa Hrsszs during ne past cru -, also
q tale % pisarY AT muri~r, vh.eh yeu -m auf sun-s-f-
Th@ SEQ Brssss Irt aonoia.u os ne 1T - AprI sr the
o-hotsk hsf o rt-aanf PaE-uxs o. within ah1Et 40 nhigf a
thr Ksrae Islands, vhsrs Ne first sue1unt~rsi the aorrhNest
smd westerly sttssi cauying away N hrr t1pnIA-tr ard brig
"a days IN msEisg ths dlssanes that. last -et-u, Ne ran Ia t--
man t~a e~ys. Tiaauy ~ nSis ths lad. o. rather me sno~
fao laaI beng viabfI On ne aorang q fhe 18th q AprI 3
worked fhruuzh IN f3ta parsa<s sane fsy hrd strong -Taals
a wind and sass. Went INTO N1rth@ast CUT May sen saw
ahs nrt hr e1mr dty. 10 bat S@ ~ 1orfa, smi m hat is
lure -. In thc NannWH -aW ouf a.t b1wh-ad June Zisf,
.nd iasf or -xpG 1rf. IN thc Cuif .ns wy - Whales NJ q
August Lath arr that thsr- sas Fstr a gat show. T0k
srr drst whaie Jan@ ztfh, ard at on~ sepG 6th-iS IN bum
~. maalnr LOO bhis. OF snd 1900 rs buus. Have had
fhr ssursf wF1fafr ~vsr experienced 90 heard rf-hstng a.
s,a.s a continuous gale ant Sc Out a - dFys f-om th- 5h
al Iafy q the ruin - A1ga0I - Frrs sifhrr a str1ug glis 20
90. Irn fhr Gulf -rpt. IAN. aEa sent - Tavsk tr uoof,
Ar Cn.iauf 10 Ocf0brr on r9ht whale ground srN a very
GS bt ea1kl MT STRIKE thrD ~ flry wrr- very viii
Game anf ~ tns S0th rHsSg~, Oet- Goth have had very
Hrof md had winds me enurH rrtfnee-5riug - days dugu-
On ths 27td q August, Wills stuklng a Whale, had q boat
.,,v~ snd fnr hoe Nuftng fhs Elar tnk mr BRAT d1wu two
mrn-I.tho ID. Bsssr, ~ F~airhavru, - YEARS OF. and Frana
evfvts-wsr~ dra~Eud- The balance q the crew, Sheu rr-
~,~f were in 4.no.t q hsiplss- cnuhton-aoms not bru-7his
IA sorsE. Hnf che re-cung boat been three tatnufrs hngsr
<,sf,ne a. fhrm all souff have peFshrt-
$3.50 R~-ue~fesfiT yaurs, JsaEs \. Hs~ttro~.
N<.fca bafk sr1 Brcez--
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ARRIVALS.

D. I%-rhsI usa. from Kauai
ls-Scar NAY. HtaiIiu, firm Hs9sit-
Is--chr KiE=r, Englsk, Isdass ffsE Fazr1ss fs4Izl
Is-scAF IaselA- fgm Mot1kzL
IG-Nm 30 Blsrlag. Lan-. - days fr1n Anoor River
I--rhr Eamai@, Adsu-, from McokA
Ir-@chr FAIRY GE1en. fun Hawai-
II-A-u WI * "a Brsezc, Hazltln, fuE The Ocko1k,
witt 100 hos IN Oh sad 1900 70 b1r=-
IAN VI b Ne. An@n, from the Ochstsk, with -
hbLs 90. 200 Dol. ~ oil, a1d 1000 rs bons-
ia Na sh Osa0. Lzvrencs, from The Arctic. with
% bbs -. I.iCC bbs Uh oL AID 1900 ts bone-
IAN VT IA Hsrcu-es. UO~L41d. IRON TIE Ochotsk,
win $50 bos vh CA, act SIODo - borE-
T-srhr NsIIe, from MaEL
IT-Erhr E0na Packet, Narchant. from Hawai-
Is--rhr Rate Ls-, Crane, ff1u Maui
Is-schr "a S0i. Powers ff1m NsCL
Ia-schr MARY Elen- West. from NssL
18-4chr Warwtcx. from NoIoksL
I9-AE Nh b lanes Anen, WE1ts. firm fhe Arctic,
with loo bis VII od. and 1900 rs bous-
Is-tm snip Asa Eliretx.. Ea<sr u days FROM , !.
zo-schr Anne. Babcoek. Eom Hawai-
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Anoor RElE. z1d 49, bn Ei 90 81 N@s B71Gr4s zd VII
Gks tz al fr1n- fhs sea srsszs z@4 oAso-
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hs.a pat - ~ ARA Sc Brsrss1, = al a5o1f Dso-uber sh-
Ths u z. MzTsy s1d Camel are osth tssnK fsSAt 81
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45rsf h4if ueir ezpacfy-
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nr 1bd "a -. zhs<booe ed Pr1aes, al Um aB Sc Ne-
oaf%a stay 60 Moc1as-
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