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IN TIE REGION OF FROST.
A TENPERhTURE sEVENTY-THR EE
DEGREES MEOW ZERO.
Winterine on the border of the Polar sea
The Fiocs One Hundred aud Finy Feet
Thick some very Derolate Graves.
No Nan MT a

from Me LNHfOH NerS, Vtt 81
On the 9th OF August. 1915. we made fast
to foe in the pack between Albert and NictO-
RIA heads: here we were iammed MI the Nh
sometimes fast to berg, drifting with the tide.
and at others trying to push through where the
Ice was only loosely packed We frst tired
blasting here, but the Ice was too rotten; any
way We did not succeed rs we have since having
become so perfect At II now that we unship our
rudder that way. aud had We remained out
another year should doubtless have got the
screw up that way Well on the sth we got out
of It, and up to Victoria head. where We re-
manned for u few hours and neariy got
into Frnnkiin Pierce bay the same evening
Next morning we made last To- noe on the
mouth Of the bay. and waited until the ice
should move un the next cape aud let us slip by.
may as well SAY al once that the whole coast
line Is nothing but capes, and that we were al
ways waiting to dodge round whenever the ice
would let rs. While fast to this Hoe two wal
rllses were harpooncd. the only ones We got
wasn't bad to PASS the time we had several
games " football on the Hoe the dogs were also
turned ont To grass, and didn't seem to like it
much, and naturally howled all night long Es-
| luimauN dogs have a peculiarly musical howl,
which must he hoard to lie fully appreciated.
ON the evening Of the nth, the ice easing
| little. We again got under way, and fought our
way slowly nOrthward towards tho Pole. ON
! the 18Th We got into Dobhin BAY, and left
depot. On Washington Irving Island were the
remains of some old cairns, hut not much to
say when they were erected. or 10y whom. After
landing the depot we went over to the north
side Of the bay. aud cut into dock. Here few
| hare- and ptarmigan were shot. In this bay
also We saw the saw the track of a bear. and be-
sides the one in Batlln's Bay coming up,
this Is the only trace Of a live one We came
across. On the 18Th. having successfully blasted
an obstinate mock ~ ice, we came out ~ dock
and proceeded, and now began our regular
surely we pushed ON; the most necessary
qualification for successfully nghtlng 1t is pa
/ tience 10 wait for and puicknes- Ia selling the
risht opportunity t. push ON. After many re-
buns We got W to cape Fraser ON the 9th We
got INT" lat " deg. we had been most impa-
tcnt 10 do this-n fact some II us began to
mink that we should nave :" winter south Of 10.
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The body Of Timothy :. can, a well-known
resinent Of bsuy L. Ia, MS i9gid m ga near
iamiy, Hnd one theory OF N, dea.h Is lna he dr0~n.d
MIN Ell,
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We made 90 answer when sddre-- ed. nor cavo
am lhLlcatIuus 81 a cuuhCtuu-nl 100 OF tho ures-
ONE a. uInrr-. NJ NIcd Maid %. de- 4 fcrllo
70 .istauce when the loaf wfs taken from hlu,
but moment later seemed to h4Ns luund II
agalh. anu cJntinucd an iti. sinari a. u,uuptl IN
pl ~ anil stag T ennrrS-Iel /. When retaining
10 cUL-ClOu,ue SIS, after a season Of cdeiul nuTs-
inp, recall no iro.iI- 90 suiruiao LuIlHg iuy-
sell Be-, f. at !. a. -. Li IrcI pcric,tij h,: d.
raj that 1t should be 50, .na 81 II had antici-
dated llst a.cl a ter in tiOu OF orr ~ riugs.
Nevertheless, three weeKs ei.pseu before was
ahle to toftcr irrhlY from ny cOucn, and months
before perleeI pealIb geturaed.
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Three Hundred Young Ladies who are for
md ngnina, UncIe -ammy.

and agnins; Uncle sammy
PouaHKEEPsrE, Nov. 13.-The excitement
over the election returns has been Intense here.
There ore 250 Hayes women In college, and only
81 Iilden women, but In point Of enthusiasm
ana devotion we are pretty evenly divided.
Last Wednesday night about atty OF US stu
dents were down In the college office drinking
In the news az II came by telegraph. First we
read ridden Is certainly elected" Cheers
followed, led by your humble servant Then
came: Hayes Is sure" and cheers from the
young lady Republicans. And so 1t went, first
for one candidate, then the other, the anxiety
increasing on both sides.
am completely worn out I have studied
Just one hour since Monday, eaten little, and
slept less A great many others are In the same
condition.
Prof. - has made several hot headed speech
90 to IA ton the Republican side, OF coursel. HIS
tralization. IL Illden wins, | am going to pro-
duce for my class essay red-hot paper On the
other side OF the question.
Our Republican sisters have been rather
premature, for they have strung up hags rib
bOns, shawls. handk rChiefs - everything IN
fact, which combined red, white and blue. lno
Democrats have been moderate 80 far but II. 10
the end, victory crowns us, we Will make Ola
V ssars walls resound with ridicule OF our over
fast opponents. and with praises OF the luturo
| President, bachelor though he DO.
| One rather clever thing was done by som
| Republican students on the secOnu nnor. l.
illustrates the height which parts IN feeling mas
| reached at Vas ar. An ompLv cnair was put w
on "A hr cket. over II was hung chiu on winch
/ was printed the following:
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MONTREAL. Nov. 10.-This afternoon at
hAlf-phst tour Gus Narechal, the notorious bur
Rlur, and tile hero Of tho late remarkable escape
from the Iolice station, was captured at Stacey's
factory, =. Gabriel Locks, on the morning Of
the escape he was without money, and having
worked for MI II Cey, who ont, knew HIM un-
der an alias, he came there and got hln 10 write
N liter ~ his daughter. who, by that time, had
reached New YORK, n-king her for SO, to be
sent to the care OF stacy. stacy dld $50, b 10
wQ9n he read the paper- aitor Murrr hal had
gone no became suspicion Us to who his for
mer employee was, ana communicated with tho
police. Marechal promised t. cal IN al stacey's
this afternoon at four o'clock, and be.
tore I'll 1 hour SeTgt. Clancy, IN the
disguise Of an old inhrmed man, and
stained the color OF an Indian. secreted
himself In the hack once with policeman IN
plom clothes. sure enough at 40 In walked
harechal and began asking Tor letters. At this
juucture Clancy no bled out. and getting be-
bud the uusus pecting man spTaug on him and
pinned hin fast for f. he would draw "A re-
VOiver. MareChsl turned AS pals as death and
nearly tainted, calling in whisper for water.
He was conveyed 10 the Central Station, and the
Lhie! ordered INN u be handcuned all night to
policeman, another to stand guard outside the
cell. lie bemOaned his fate IN piteous strains,
snd repeatedly suid, Z" NV God, II | had had
money 90 leave tins would never We happen
ed The Olice re very iubiiant. Heyelatln ms
show that Ward and Marechal were planning
Further great bi rSaries when Mrs. ward, owing
70 her NJ tongue, Wus arrested, and they had
" hunt ior places " safety.
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Destruction OF IA Whole Family

On Wednesday last Il colOred man came
20 NooGytle with the information that Mr. Will
liam Sturdivant, his Wifi ana three children (the
Oldest three years aud the youngest three weeks
Old) were burned up in their house. Parties I'M
mediateY proc eded To the spot. near Perry
town, anout twenty four miles northeast Of
Woodviile. just before arriving. however, other
parties we're met coming from the scene, who
gave Information that two men, negroes had
confessed TO the murder Of Mr.. nd Mrs. Sturdi-
want and firing the house, and that tie said ne
gr0es mad already ex lated their crme-One by
being shot and the other hanged. The negroes
who did this diabolica act were Charles Griggs
ana ILLS Reed. The motive Is thought by
some to have Ueen for money. At any rate, the
manner OF its perpetration surp sscs anything in
the annals Of crime that ever happened IN Will
kinsou county II H. supposed that there are
some Others Implicated. and that already two
women have been arrested as accessories.
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WANTED, AN OCCUPANT.
NO DEMOCRAT MED APPLY.


The Vassar students are alwevs wide awake
on matters OF general interest. Ga one election
day some 70 rs ago. the young LADIES' clalneu
tn {, as election q " was a legal HOLIDAY all col
lege duties should be lad aside The faculty
refused to grant their request, however. One
OF the leading professors sided with the stu
dents, so the girls In his various classes waited
upon him In body, anu asked to have no rect
tattons In his department. But this, he said, he
did not dare to do, Ia view of tie late decision
of the faculty The members OF hts Junior Class
secretly vowed to nay him for not standing by
them in the hour OF their defeat The young
ladies' went to the REGISTRAR OF the college and
let him INTO their secret, not leaving him TIL he
promised to send for the Professor in ques-
tlon at the hour appointed for his Junior recita-
ton.
The class assembled, and the Professor en-
tered the room. Just as he did 50 messenger
from the college Office stepped up to him and
said The Registrar wishes to see you imme-
diately, sir, on important business
The Professor begged the young ladies' to ex-
cuse hun for moment. and when he returned
he was greeted by-an empty class room
1 an well. but exhausted by excitement and
constant anxiety. Yours ever, -
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6dtanicO-- femalu.


HNTNA, Singer Domestic, w. W, and all INST
~ cmss lrhncs for sale. % rent, r'pnlred AMI eA
changed on very easy terms. We furnish plenty OF
good payng work Good hands MAKE fl2 per WreN
snrs hur0n-, wrappers, ladies' suits, and undersAr.
ments Ni,cn OUT. You can save tine trouble, ana
money! hy going direct the ne Office lh tirand IT,
member, l0l W PIMMkL.
4 WHEELER Il WILSON sewing machine,
~ rs l,c U-nd, complete order, WITH cover tucker
ad an chuents VIII sell fOr as, at 30 Bond b., near
bn~eY.
A Ill KINDS Of sewing machines for sae, 10 rent
~ or exchange, also slt and repaired; rood
ono menu very cheap monthly payments. 100 Canal st.
T - clinton Ilnce. SINGER and Wheeler a Wilson
~ 'chlncs Tor cons M WorN Of the OLDEST ana mot
reliable party please cal aud ree. T., y. BLAKE.
A (IHI waniel u wu-n, lrnn fid do plain cook
~ ing with reference at ~ West l3.h st. Gelman
Tr icrrcd.
lSE,I servants for oyriy capacity Ca be obtuncd
IDat MOiISON's Oldest office cor ma t. anl 0th nv.
yTXPEKIENCED locgFtuch Wacnlno operators On
Ia aides uudcrgirinHAts, who htyt their own ma
ChIg, ANA want IN Uu our pfcAh,A uA piece Wurh,
c II ooiniY enp oymcnt applicants must bring sam
pie IT their work with chem.
B, & A. OAKLAND. 3l5 Canal u.
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Killed on his way 10 Cock Fight.

Kennedy O Bricn OF Cohoes left home
should lkspli In a cock light In this city. On
reaching the long bridge, which had been closed
Tor rep iirs. he earnestly requested 10 he allowed
t. ptss, but was advised not to NV II. Finally,
however. no started on his way across, ana had
ne only % shDtt distance when he slipped md
fell through IN aperture to the rocks below, re-
criving Injuries from which he ded IN short
time. The deceased leaves a wife and i've chill
dTen in destitute circumstances.
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This morning, just rs The morning train
Of the Mobile ROAD stopped at bay -. Louis on
It's way down, Walter Chandler, son of the Rld-
zeal judge of Hancock county, WaYlad Mr. l..
h Mayer. editor 81 thu Hnndslorp Democrat,
and shot AT him wi a shotgun. but, missing its
aim, the missile struck a ncwsbOy nan ed Fer
gu-un in the mouth, killing him instantly.
Great excitement occurred IN cOnseuu nee.
The attempt to Kill Mr. Mayer Is attributed to
an article written by him against judge Chandler.
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An important fact In connection with the
above showing is that the aggregate population
within seven days travel Of the Centennial Ex-
hioition does not exceed i5,OfO1O. while the ag.
RreRatc population within seven day. travel Of
either Of the Other great exhibitions was NOT { r
RnArI VI , D Nlll0.
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THE ALIBINA CLiIIS
Allowing the Claims In the Hattcras Cases
Other Judgments Rendered,


Other Judgments Rendered,
WAsHINGroN Nov BIN the Court of
Commissioners OF the Alabama Claims on FRI
day last. Judge Porter delivered the opinion OF
the court In the cases known rs the Hatteras
cases, allowing the claims presented by the
claimants. Gen. Creswell, counsel for the Gov
eminent. combatted the right Of the claimants
to share In the fund. on the ground that they
were engaged in the rvice Of the Government
and subject to all Of the risks of warfare. Judge
Raynor dlssonted from the majority of members
Of the court. and will ne his opinion during the
Judgments were rendered as follows for the
less OF personal effects, &c, from the des rue
ton Of the HatterAs by the Alabama on Jan. III,
1888
60 eos-}9nn 4 Rutm,n r,,sOqr;ss rs '7s7 %
10. I7ie-E. ). Maii1sys, Prov 4ence r. IT,, 5so q
No. l7"l Homer C. Blake. %
The following judgments for the loss OF per.
sonal effect, and wages by the destruction OF
Y rlous vessels were also announced;
No ~, iona si:er, r!2y.ace,9wn, Mas'.... ESQ
So iH1- YIN Il Y"lnS rastg ser r. I........, ~,
Noiss On ch5i.;!an lronsiyqS A ...... ~
No i.iss { orre u. b,E {. nroosly9, N.Y.. -
90 is7-J M krog.t. ,au'aea, J. .;.......... 90
10. i.3g- Joada q, g. O'l........ ~
| ~ Snlo-Aiaert e.. class, Sea London coan... 80
| 80 j ,os Inos Acsiaai, Pailai pnl. dl.missed.
10. g. nafes ba,rAsn f,ilalelpaia Dis Missed
! No. .uf-Jsme- Quinori Philalei ph'a ~. IN sed.
! No. fOi-W shields. Phadelpha. disnii.sel.
| No. 5p7-W Hutchinson NV y * city, dismissed,
| No / &C. a. Smith, seattle. ". r.. dismissed.
| No 1850 " slush an. Philadelphia, di. missed.
| 80 2CNi -Isanc II. lGyilr dos on. -inissef
FIR lo.s OF merchandise 10y the destruction
OF the Electric Spark bv the Florida, July H.
| 1854, the following Judgn ,nis were rendered:
No sdn-Niary A. Kaiser, Sew Orcln-, Ia go OD0 90
| 40. I.s77 j. 4 Marsdcn New Orleans La. Ia ~
| No. p5i Mary A. Real, eNecutrx New
| NJ. , o5i'-~iiney H. Beynls surviving part.
ne. jersey CIV. \. j.. ......,.'.... SOC 81
! 40. : Jerome Mylcr' New orleans, La 600 90
| No. So Tho Walter Ilevw0Od thair co. OF
| Bostnn Tor los OF merchandise by the de
| s'ructi 70 OF the sea Lark o, the AlaDanl
on MAY g. 1858 ........... nm. ass 81
No cases being ready unGcr the second all
| the Court adjourned untll Dec. IL, To allow
| counsel TO prepare cases for the third and iinal
| call OF tfe calendar.
Tho amount involved in tho remaining cases
L. ~ .2a9 2s0 Deductng from this amount the
| CLAIMS a. tue Peruvian Government for loss Of
| gusro h, the destruction Of the 10. Bingham
| aud Tx ress. the remaining claims Will Hggre-
! g,te 6}0A53 As the Court has already de-
| cided only loyal citizens of the United states
| can recover damages, II IL thought that the
| Peruvian cases Will be dismissed.
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gucts aaO Sbu's,
Auciion No,Itcs,

TrENn tho anciiOn sale Of furniture. cooEtng
N ut,nslle Sc, of the Qlikcr Dairy, ms hrpWw ~,
on ldiv next nm Int, ~ \. NJ Business beng as
soulilu 1t HHc WI be without reserve.
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Tho Attendance AT the Centennial EXhi-
billion, comp rcd with Internal ! exhibitions
OF other countries, shows tine following:
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WHITE STAR LINE.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CARRY Ma
UNITED STATES NAIL
NAl.i NN % noun
ALL. ~ Dec = oiil n "
BkIANNIC Observation-Disclosures. Dec. Ia. 800 \. VI
tfIIlt Observation-Disclosures. Dec. 20, 3 i. NJ
From White star Dock. Per -. N1rtn river.
Passenger accommodate N Is unriV He'd. ta1ins lli
audships shooI - ami sl1u, goa. Return IicXe.s
On favorable terms aterrlg', s2N
\ B-rAss"ngcr tlcR'ts ani traits can be Obtained
tt Mhi'e tar Wharf, foot OF Wc.t ION st.
H. j. CORfi4. Agelt - Broadway, New YOrk.
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Anlnsfnttu's.

chnnsfmtnls. -
YCEUM THEATRE. iiTn ST. AND 9TH Av
J. II. Mcvicker. Msnsger D.L waller. Stag Manager.
The Manager reHSSbpMYY NUy a sSe pOO0 u' on
he will commence brief season nj Lyccum Theatre
for the purpose Of presenting
EDWIN BOOTH
COMPANY a ssres sc G1 WITH pef
P oH Of ,se Se w9T % viii be
the principal chaac being assumed ny the following
Fred. Robinson as the gaosi Mlne' Leyick as The
GS Pierce. fcloaasi q ScvicEe nn as t lse
GIayedgser, Clara Jennings as Opheha' jennie Oh
sCESERf' CosrUMEs. AND, APPOINTMENTS
HEsALE OF rrckf nffs vii hT commence at the ONCE
Of tGe sna eonaae III as
notifies the puzzle taa no tickets MI be pas s IN sns
AZ III. tseaire When the Ticket ON opens the dia
lumber s Of Sc Oi
oc S an no ascesans sSo ssS y
win be Withdrawn from these places u an exorbI.
share Of the advance and hencs 4 can be made liberal
sa psy Will ws be tor o se Ss pSSe To-
u REGTIAR RATES. rSo FOR SECURED SEATS.
and The Manager homes receive aid Of his patrons
NOVEMBER ~ ana , dnr RIM the week.
EDWIN B0oTI As HAMLET.
SSST AS fA s6SLs
,u,nE GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM.
BROADWAY AND 95rn STREET.
OPEN DAILY FROM A. NJ. TILL 10 r. NJ.
GREAT JAPANESE CURIOSITY,
THE "KINGno," OR TRIPLE.TAILED FISH.
AMERICAN ANoLERi WHITE DAssl
LIVING WHITE WHALE!
SEALS AND SEA HORSES.
10000 GALLONS CRYSTAL WATER
IN CONSTANT MOTION.
THOUSANDS OF OTHER ouRIosITIEs.
MARvELs OF MARINE LIFE.
ELEGANT PROMENADE CONCERTS
Every AFTERNOON q EVENING Sundays exceptod)
HARVEY II. DoDwORrn DIRE TOR
Bo2nTRfr rTnff HtMskk Lessee. s SSSMS sniseT
fouKrEEETH WEEK g me- ne trinmpa an
romantic play ,r,v,,,,ra
| MARvELLousLYM AGSiFIcEST seen.
GRAND cry costumes resiia' weapons banners
THE GREAT CAST INCLUDING
ITALIAN Af kiGfNfSs BB ooooih. anu
| THE NEW GRAND BALLET,
| introducing the renowned BARIOLElTL
BALLET s sS T., sc a al 49,
MArrSeHSe NEW E3ER9 gpssrlrRpbHY AT iss 'H
Law RENCE BARRETr as " King Lear"
RENEfIT OF MR. sIcs d dsc ,.iS
as skRDANkPALUs. Sc Is nov to oe secured
JrNION SQUARE THEATRE
| ~ a.. auOpu
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snstruttlou.

COMMITTING, monthlyi bookRoopmg Grirh
~, } mttic, spelling, cnueHpOndcncei any hours
PAINE College. ~ BOweryi up town, s6i h av.
ladies' department
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Amustmtmts

RIBI.O'S GARDEN. ,,....
~ CHARLES n, ARNOLD. .... Lessee ana manhxcr..
BENSEN SHERWOOD. 'Dlrector'
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9rg @uucs.

9uuis fdraIjVIJ,
UNIKNITI CARPETS
Il AtO'f NllRFLi'S 1lOsth ay between 3Oth AMI 3lst
Sis you purchase. iur cash, carpets. OH cloti--
and furniture cheaper than AT any other establish,
meat.
FURNITURE, CAiIPET~. BEDDING, ami
1 :. owes suli at lowest cash prices on weekly ur
mOutuly payments additional charge ON time sales
j. Ll NtN, 3pi Eighth avenue,
between 25th ma 2Bth SITS
INIRNIrI'RF,e carpets, bedding, OhcOth, &C., On
o. FARRELL. 367 Bowery.
NVEEKLY. ASD MONrnLN nENT-
w taken tor furniture, carpets, and Jeddlns An IN
menst HtuCN AMI Ow prices
COWPERIHWAlr CO.'S. 155 Cnathamg
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Sisumouats ano aHlruaoa
)ENNsfLyh,SSIlA MAN. KkA,,Ikkkii99AAp.

PEOPLES LINE steamboat. for Albany.
SaratOga and the West leave daily Sundays ex'
epted) at 7 ~. Pier IL. H., foot Of Canal I.
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jobs G. DALE. Agent, 10 and ss Broaawav. \ Y.
~ FOR LONDON.
PANAMA TRANSIT AND PACIt N MAIL

For California, Japan. Chine, Australia. New Zealand
British Columbia, oregon, nc.
SAILING FROM PIER AZ. NoKrH RIVER
FOR SAN FRANCISCO via iSTIMUS OF PANAMA.
steamship CRtSt ENT CITY Wednesday, Nov. -.
cgnnecuug tori Central America aud south cnc p1rsA
FROM SAN FRACISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA
=, steam mp CITY OF TOXIC, Friday Dec, l. -,
FROM SAN FRANCIS o 10 SANDWICH ISLANDA
AUSTRALIA, and NEW ZEALAND
steamer Az aIHALIA, Wedu"sdl'. Dee q.
49, . 80 For iroight or passage apply TO
WM L. CLYDE co, or II. j. outlay SuDt,
Glowing Green. Pier A., y. T., foot cana II
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= ~ IL IIN UF NTF VI = : ,,..-.--
- TO GLASGOW, BELFAST ami IDNDDNDERsI.
From Pier 10, foot OF Canal It.. y. Il.
STATE o. nENNshLNANlA. Thurs ay, Nov. ID.
> loon and canin p4ss e, at lowest rlt S,,
Storage tick,t- At a. BrOluway, ana al COmplny's
MIR II y. Il
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Rers1nll Nolltti

TliEl.iC FIX" ara respectfully asked 10 confer
"a VITA the ne" PROPRIETOR ~ Beethoven llal Wh 81
niSEA'iES or NEN. Nervous D'nihty ana tl-
~ dred affections speedily AMI prrnlnentH cured ~
HENRY \. DANIkLs VI. D, III Lexington Az, u te
.ttl Hour.
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NtN. II lhls nuuu4l INC Z l'.ul,,, ~
~ write immediately 10 your father joins.
EtTnEH NOM, on saturday, Nov layouns
hdy a-ed 10, about feet inch height dark brown
eyes, very dark GROWN hair, dar@ complexion, ami grn
cral ~ p asng appear me- When she lett home .ie
was dressed IN dark brown woollen dress with ilt
white cheek plain hlaoA clltn sacquc, rouu1 brown ur
ban straw hat, trimmed with pain brown velvet. Any
Information concerning her, sfcn 20 the -up'1nt % a.
ent of Ponce, will be Thankfully received by 40
In nus,
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THIRD MONTH OF
BABA, 49,
written expressly for this theatre by Mr. John A. MACK
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Cost mO Sunno.
OST Between Thursday evening, elst, and sa'ur-
lIdK evening, 90 , "a tan colOvcd wal,'i, containing
nroukNn 1 mon ferry ckes, ilToai an GT ucn t.
ery dltpd lS2n or 1891 and several other papers - no
to any one but myself II the nndrr VIII return
wallet and contents Nl pay all thCy ere worth, " q
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-15

T,YCEUM THEATRE. iirh ST. AND 9TH AV
J. II. Mcvicker. Manager, ID. H. Waller STAG Manager.
The Manager respectfully notifies the public that on
MONDAY, Nov. 20,
he will commence brief season Mt the Lyccum Theatre
for the purpose Of presenting
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-27
BOARD OF PUBLIC wORKs.
Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.


The Board met in regular session, all
the members present, and President
Bell in the chair.
On motion, Theodore Halle was granted
permission to put down flag crossing
in front OF his property on the Harrison
Pike, near Herancourts brewery.
A communication from Rev. Thos. Lee
complaining of a charge for water for
the public fountain in front Of the Bethel
Building on the Public Landing was re-
ceived, and on motion referred to the
Committee on Water-works.
A communication was received from
Herman Marckworth, Esq. stating that
the Water-works Department was in-
debted to him in the sum 1918 10, with
interest from October 1, 1874. Referred
to the Committee on Water-works.
A communication asking that John
Conners, who was injured while in the
| employ OF the Water works some four
years since, be given some light employ.
ment, was referred to the Committee on
Water works.
The following was received and re.
ferred TO the Railroad Committee:
"CINCINNATI, Sept. q, 1876.
"GENTLEMEN-This company having
received "a grant from the city OF Gin,
cinnati, under an ordinance approved
March 20, 1876, to construct and operate
railroad over certain public streets
and grounds in the northeasternly part
of the city, and having commenced The
construction of said road, we hereby re-
quest from your Honorable Body, per-
init to construct the necessary tracks,
bridges, etc. Also instructions as to
the mode your Board and the Chief Eu-
gineer Of the city may prescribe for con.
ducting the work. Very respectfully,
IS. S. HAINES,
"President NJ. V. N. G. II. r. Cor