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VI RkHT,
no. l41 street u. 10 rooms, stable 100
30. nlo y street nv, 10 rooms mod. i'm % .... 6S{
No ~ lef street e., Is rooms. mod. I'm Ds.-... rs
No. Al u street NV. 10 rooms. mod. i0Ds ..... rs
No. lS0 Penns. ave-, 10 rooms, mod. imDs-.-... 90
No 5l4 !2th street nv, rooms. mod. imps... IS
No. 20 81 street northwest, rooms, mod. tmDs. IS
No. ~ Missouri avenue, V rooms, mod impe-... s.
no. 1919 Vermont avenue, 10 Rooms, mod. imDs.. %
No. 20 street nv, rooms, gas, bath, etc.. 90
No 6D kaet Capitol g., - rooms, mod. imDs...- %
No nS 18th street, II rooms, mod imDs --.-.-.. %
90. Jazz sth street n.H.,9 rooms, nod iope -
No. el1 Massachusetts, ave., II room, mod. L.. 20
No. sig str Get Ne, 10 rooms: mod. i'm 90
No E1 East Capitol street. 10 rooms, mod. fmps 20
NO. lAol Corcoran street, rooms, mod. I'm pa .. 20
No. xoo and z5H Il street n. ~, rooms, m. t.. 90
.. " cor. 9Th and streets southeast. 10 rooms 90
No. 156 street W., 3 rooms, gas and water. s.
No. xW II street southeast. rooms, nod L. Is
Ne. M6 9Th street southeast, rooms, mod. i0ps 81
No. loOI q street northwest. rooms, mod. mDa s.
No. 81 ID stress southeast, rooms, mod. tmpe... 80
Do. 5H street sell rooms, gas and water 81
No. l6l6 llth st. W., rooms, gAs and WAFER Is
No. l29 Carroll street s.e., rooms, M fmpa g
No SO 9Th street northeast, rosms, m impe- Is
New houses, 18th street, T, roomp ....... IS
No. GA, 6ze, SIS Sc, 8 rooms. gas and water 20
no. I'D 10Th street northwest. rooma ......... u
No. street northwest, rooms........-....... 10
No l1l, 4l5, nH 81 Of. n. " g rooms aud water IS
Also. number Of other houses, larger and smaller
aas2sr 3. b. wAREER, nh and y Streets.
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H Y -
Cos street porthv est, between 9Th and 7th o8s s.
LIE Drott Park. Is rooms cottage .....- s.
l32 street northwest 90
81 street northwest Is
932 street north Is
ISIS Vermont avenue northwest IS
1Ss2 efreet northw 81
cottages, new Mt. Pleasant leach l...-.....-- 80
Store corner ID and streets north west..... 80
III 6th street northeast %
H3 street 80
Corner Gay and Greene streets, Georgetown %
6ZS Massachusetts, avenue northeast..-.-...-. IS
Cor Sd and n.e..(1 neW Bricks, esch...---.. rs
fine stables rear ls7l X street y. w., eachl- IS
s0f street 10
SCovheton II
THEO. n. GATOHEL,
apeZ5 IOf Corner 18th end streets
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EOR SALE Oh Rent.
IISE BRICK HOUSE. No 1911 STREET.
Three-story and cellar. Forr. story Back bu,iding
Fourteen Rooms. Every modern conven fence,
Apply to IL eOCRH LATrA.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS. J
Corner PenHSyirdHid drsHre an 2lN Strest,>
WAsHINGToN, ID. O., August 81, 1876. !
sesled Proposals will be received until SRPTEM.
BBR IL, l576. for furnishing this Off co with uel,
for the fiscal year ending June 30. l5T7.
For further Information apply at this office.
o. =. BA BO0OK,
aug3f-0 COL OF Engineers, q. g. A.
DOOLs UN THE RAOES at Brightwood Park
Il CONNIE ncipg September LIST. will be sold at the
II DUHCAHSON, Auctioneer.
hR. O. G. COX, having returned to the city. will
II resume the practice Of his profession. tempo
rariiy suspended necess airy sbsence in PhilAdel
phia. Office: 1885 street northwest. Residence
205 East Capitol strs ct.
Office Hour: From to 1850 a.. m: from to 30
Pm. aug3l II
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LOST AND FOUND,

L CsT-on the 18Th, from the woods, two Cows
IL . little offslo end large rcd COW, with -s
star On Ter forehead IL found o bsraI re- A ~
ward VIII be paid 10 returned TO 1890 10th X3
street between n and N str eets augNsts
V>AKlE UP AsTRAY-On the eth instant, .
! BAL HOR6E. blind in right eye, and ~
right hind foot white The owner will 9X
please co ne forward, prove property, pay charges,
and take him away. I6AAC WILL ANS,
aug79 Sc Tennallytown, ID. O.
I uBT-Meny Teeth By neglect. Use WlLL s.
Il IURIKA TOOTH PO&DIR: it gradually
rem owes tartar and all Impurities, harsens the
Gums, arrests decay greatly, contains no acid: al
Drug Stores; - cents. aug7-
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FOB REhT.Brick HOUSE No. 81 K street
II hoItheatt, Is rooms, gas. water, aid all modern
ern improvements; rent. o4l.66 per month
BhIOK ROUSE AND STOKE No ais OH street
noLtbwest, between and streets northwest; rent
go Ter month.
bRIOk HOUSE No. 612 18th street northwest,
all modern fmproy emepts: rent, Sc % per month.
BkICK HOUSE No. - Prespt CT street, George
toSp, rooms; gss and water rent, $40 per month.
rooms. water In yard; rent, 90 Der month.
FRAME HOUSE Ho.1223 nth street northwest,
roc ms, gas ard water; rent, So 90 per month.
WOsTABLHs In Chain alley. between 18th aud
18th streets and and streets; rent, ols and IS
per month.
After september ], 1875, BRICK HOUSE No
1908 street northwest, 10 rooms, gas, water, aud
all modern improvements; brick stable on rear Of
lot rent, a7s Der month.
JOS. Y. KELLEY,
Real Relate gent,
aue2e-r QO2 3, h str eet northw s.t
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FoR sEsT.
Frame Il opsr' Nc. i ,ss,,ss!r e.
Brick HOUSE, So. 1909 ". =, cor lO,s : -sH
Apply % LOUIS p. sHOUN NkEk.
sussl-a' Real Estate Broker, no. $40 Of. n ".
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FOR BENT, ,Ol 18th street.
Three large Communicating OfFIOE ROOF a on
second floor.
Also Three On third floor south front 0ss
water, &c.
Apply to KILBoURH LArrA.
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= J. j. GEOK6Ks. .
~ FASHIONABLE SCOT MlkkA,
he. Sis PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
F1ryt-clas custom vorh made ss the shortest
notice. 6atisfection suarspteedl
Hand seve6 low quarter SHOES and GAIrBRs
q os; original price %.
KsH ilsstios Inserted IN oonsrs.. ositsrs BY ps,-
spt machine. Price q
(eign OF Big Boot telo-ly
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CLEARED.

Steamer State Of Indiana tBr, Sadler Giasgow-Austin
Baldwin h Co
Steamer tseert Gen. Barends Hamburg via Plymouth
and Chcrbourg-kunhardt Co.
Steamer Rapidsn, kempton Savsnnah-Aurrsy Ferris
Co
Steamer Hateras Mallet City Point Richmond-Old
steamer Old Dominion. Walker. Norfolk-Oid Dominion
Steamship Co.
Steamer Thetis Swift, Norolk-old Dominion Ste amship
Co.
Steamer Josephine Thompson, Moore, Bsltimors-wm
Dazeil.
steamer yineland Bowen. Baltimore-wm DalzeL
Steamer Ashland, Doughty. Wilmington Del-Wm p
Clvde X Go.
SteameS,Ann Eliza Richards Philadelphia-Jaa and
steamer Eleanora. Johnson. .Po-tland--J Y Amos
Steamer llaucus. Bearse Boston-h DiDocE.
Back trad kariovich Aus) Parcuvich Cork Falmouth
for ordcrs-Slocovich q Co.
BARK Embla Nor. Larsen Hnvrc-C Tobias 4 Co.
Bark Liudesnnes (Nor) Tommesen. BordeAux-C Tobias
K Co.
i,ak Clara McGilvery. Walnut Montevideo-Carver
Barnes
Bark Albion (Nor). Larsen, Charieston-Lous Tetens.
Brig Julia Blake (Br), Upton. st Johns, PRE- Sanches
y polz.
BVrtGux.
Schr Mary Pike, Good. Yarmouth. NS-Jed Frye Co.
Schr Eleanor Squircs Georgetown and Pot Bluff SEE
d Hurlbut Co
Schr Sandophan. Hobbs. Chester Pa-van Brunt & Bro
schr Nellie Clark, Clark. Portsmouth. NH-Jed Frye 4
Co.
schr Annie Russell. Chatheld. Hartford-Rackett 4
Bro.
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pSNOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COAsTING AND FOREIGN NrRADE.--Captans or officers
vessels engaged coastinr and foreign
communicate the facts to the HERALD. that may
brought publicly the attention of the proper authorities
letter addressed ITO the editor of the HERALD York
city, giving accurately possible tho posi-
ton of displaced buoys the OF their removal will
suffice all observed along the Atlantic Pacific
OF the American Continent When they observed
the European countries In the
IL requested that Information be either By
the London Office Of the N9w yogK HRRALp
Fleet street, London. the Paris Office Avouue
popcra Paris. where tho telegraph used dispatches
"Benne 81 Avenue dc rOpcra. Paris" whcre cases of
displacement observed In the oil countries
OF tho telegraph la Asia Africa
may communicate with reaching the nrst
lent port This information will be cabed charge
the HERALD and published.
sSxorICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK At NI6HT-The Ngw YoaK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coon night ynal
tor use on board the HERALD yacht showing while
burning the coors red red changing from tho
other and be several miles distant
Captains vessels upon seeing this signal will obae
by preparing any marine they may Ship
News Department Of the HERALD
ps-persous deslrous OF atng with
ing New York do by addressing such vessels
care Of HERALD yacht Pier No. l East River New
York Letters received from all parts of tho world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates are required
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The pursers of steamers Georgia from Glasgow
City Of Vera Cruz from Havana, have thanks
courtcses.
Galveston which put into Key after having been
ashore Boca chica resumed her the lst
oe. = encountered in Ion 81 W storm from
seas. s" which carried away ss. sass ssss sSsr
hatch house water tanks and everything on deck s'oss
.sss s'
tremendous sea-. from EsE wind shifting 20 Me-
Bars omAr.As Br from rMsiladeph XII :, for Glen
hnrsor Oct being get port
q s es % h s Pu 20 ana %
took the boats and landed the Key but The
peled cling trees 10 themselves They taken
TO ccniuegos.
folk Oct 30 ior repairs
chors port Cardcnas hurricane oct IL and ran
aground Long Beach Actual damage had bcon
Bnrc Epirm tBr) Grant from Marseilics with tiles for
csdcnns struck on Jutiss Key In hurricane AN Oct ~
sagua.
Bn,o CARRIE wrssIow Mccart at Portland Me- I'd inst
from sunderland lot sails and damaged aud rigging
scnw A PUTNAM. from New York for Jncmei .bciore
reported sneosn,e,ed s severe gale Sep, ~ causing the
per hour. which induced Captain Fisher 10 make for
ss rhomas Tor Turks Island datness coming "a "na
ha,ng nve iee' 9, yae, 10 the hold he TO
time aftcrward
scHe J REKp from New York before reported ashore
al Ccnnegos had discharged her cargo and
load when she stranded the beach where she remained
high aud dr.
scnR Ina RIcuAnpsos IRON New York Sept for Kings
ton wrecked Dct Brche's Lookout reef Cal
all saved in damaged condition, The captain
and With large portion OF the cargo would be take
trand Tnrk The registered l7S tons. built
benton. Md. In 1885. aud hailed from New York.
Sem LucRKrIA JASE Greenwood. from Laguayra for
Grand Turk IT, load salt struck the Northwest reef
near lighthouse. turks Island Oct H. After throwing
ballast he taken OF and anchor
She is reported a. n u having sustained any damage
SCI from days ont
York. put into Newport, H. Nov z short Of provis-
ions
ScuR MAGNET, Backwood which arrived at this port lst
inst River Hobart rrports:sct 20 Tape Elisa
beth bearing NV by about rs miles distant passed
sei's main lopmast aud RIGGING attachcd
ScnR tIhAN rrcHKR. knowon OF and from Dennysville
for York. into by Calais sch"onor aud had
stern badly stove boat and
other damage she has been towed Pembroke tor
pairs.
Scun VIZ VI BRowS, from Provdencc for Dighton. WAS
the night of Nov l. Long Island sound by
steamer UaiAtca and had fors and maaa rigging carried
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parry. There are times. in State or local election,
when gentlemen OF worth. amiable land we have many
suchl, put up for Office Colorcd men vote Tor
them; especially so whom their own party
But the best class of white don't have
anything to do with politics Some don't suppose,
take the trouble 10 vote because they don't want TO
be disgraced with that class Of men who
count in whether he Is elected not You Of
tho North don't know half OF what have to go
through. White men are not allowed 10 be republi-
cans Northern man Is lots thought OF II he is dem
ocrat.
You people OF the North must look and consider
we'll before judging us | write 10 your paper because
II seems to be the alrest OF the democratic Il know
you clam 10 be independently papers You will find
on the Sh OF November that the negro has been true
TO the republican party; that the time him
the democratic party is not yet
j. GORDON BAUGH.
l send this anyhow have been told you won't
publish IT. because your paper has gone fully into The
democratic camp; hut will venture II anyhow.
j. GORDON BAUGH, No. 2l2 West Duval street,
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badly and put into New London on the
% eAking 20O stEokes per hour She Will repair Ct New

sway vessel badly and put into Nev London on the
I'd LEAKING 2o0 strokes hour She will repair at New
London
scna ONTARIO. Lunt. Calais Nov from Boston reports
hed boat In rendering assistsc but could not save h
scHRJ q CoLLvER Nckerson. from Haowei for Albany.
put into New Bedford Nov repairs having carried away
bowsprit In Viney0rl Sound on Tuesday last
scnR ARGo (Br). from Argyle. Ms. fr Halifax struck
rock ef Port Lebcar shelburne county and SUNK The
crew were saved.
scHR FANNIE MITCHELL recently rebuilt at Lubec has
been sold to parties in Ess.port
ScHR ROANOKE. Port Johnson with coal ashore
on Hogs Back. He'll Gate, Nov and full OF water.
BALrkoRE. Nov 2-Yestcrdsy morning during the prev
slence ~ heavy fog the steamer Louise coded With
Point The schooner which wms from ths RapnLannocx
and loaded with wood, received s.
her 20 MI rapidly with water The Louise towed her into
the river The steamer sustained injury
GIBRALTAR. Oct 2o-The French bark Francois Piocon
from Marseies for Bayonne trsneraD has been burnt ~
sea; crew picked up by the American bark Pekin.
HALIFAX. Nov IA large number OF vessels wind
have been there eight days.
HAMPTON ROADS, Nov BARK woyc (Nor,. Andersen.
from London has been ordered Charleston load cotton
Tor the Continent
which aground Badg.rs Island ledge yesterday.
of all right. showing no damage exanin aton
QrEnEc Nov 2--The bark Aldebaran (Norl. svendsen.
Quebec Glasgow timber laden. ashore the
south point of Anco during the gale Of the 18th umo
and 10 . total wreck. The crew were saved.
SAN Francisco. Oct 25-steaner Fdceser went ashore
at cuney's Cove 2ith: shaft and foremast broken.
WILMINGTON NC. Nov l-Bark Edward Herbert tBr).
rosn is ashore on the bar and is being ghtered; will
doubtless get or tide without damage
LAuxcHRp-At West Haven CT, Nov I. three -mastcd
schr Arnsrony TO be commanded by Capt Frank Ether
,dge late Sunlight. Her dimensions l2s feet
length keel breadth of beam 1u3 feet depth II
hold and between decks and lao es' length over
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
AMERICAN PORTS

ALEXANDRIA. Nov l-Anivcd. schrs Lydia Middle
ton Jersey City tand sailed day Cong
don. Providence; Lcoard. and d Anthony - tor
Georgetown.
sailed-schr Fooks. Providence; Haselton Qrom
Gccrgetown),
BOSTON. Nov 2-Arrvcd. steamers Istriau (Br) Fitt,
Liverpool; Johns Hopkins, Hailet Baitr orc Panther.
Mills; Acntown 1uttic; Bergs. Pcndetou and Pcrki-
Pierce. Phadeiphia; brgs Maggie. strum Trindsd
ort Spaiu) Proeus skinner. Mstansas; schrs George
y Ferguson. fcreuson. Rondcut; samuel Hart, Hart.
Hoboken Edith Stecre. Hutchins, and Anna Barton.
McNclly. Philadelphia: W Parks, Bogart. Baltimore.
Ciea,edstesmcr Colombo (Br). Lsver, New York (and
sailed.
Sailed-Bark Zcphyrinc.
BALTIMORE Nov i-Arrived, brig Chesapeake (Br,,
Wilson. from Demerara. -
2d-Arriycd steamer Nova Scoan tBrl Richardson Iiv
erpoo via aliiax bsks Cricket keAn Rio Janero Trav
elier (r, Penied. do Moic ,Ger,. keyport 90; sons
tAust. vellusig Quecnstown brig Raven Wiley Havana
scbrs bnos Phillips. Baker boston; Ada stmonton
Hall. do: Mary Hood. McEmcr. do; May Mcfarland
Mcfarland. do. ,.,. -,
Cleared Steamers Bruunschweg 0;er). Cndutsch Bre
mcn VIM Crane. Taylor, boston; barks Luigi II ut.
Costa, Queenstown; Halo Utal). Bcn9ovnnn DO: sch'
oliver schuheld. Disoswnv, New Haven; Geo E f"unr
Marshall Bo,ton; Sarah Jcnnie Barnard. Charleston
Nav, Richardson. Ncwburyport -,
Sailed -stoaincr Braanschweig; bark Regina Tock
Perth Amboy; Mary Rice. Kent New Xork.
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INSUFFICIENT ASSETS.

NOTION TO WIND UP THE CONTINENTAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
ALBANY, N. ", Nov. 2, 1876.
Application has been made to Mr.. Justice Osborne by
Henry Smith, acting for the Attorney General for
order that the Continental Life Insurance Company Of
the city OF New York show why its business
should not be closed and the company dissolved, lis
effects distributed and receiver appointed to super
scde the present in the action OF John A. White
against tho company. The order Is asked for the
strength Of the report OF Acting Superintendent
examination of the affairs OF the company, and
considers their assets insufficient to remourse the
outstanding risks. The order was granted und made
returnablc Nov. q. at ten O'Clock a. NJ
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ANTWERP Nov 2-Arrivod. steamer Ncdcrand (Bels).
James, Philadelphia.
sailed Oct 81 ship Marlborough tBr). Munroe. United
States
ALxERiA-salcd. brig Sarah Kennedy. wilkinson. New
York.
CorENuAcrs-Arrived, bark Ruhtinas (aus). wIkander
Bull River
DARTMOUTH Nov l-sailed bark Charles Napier (BE.
Bastard tirom Psdstow. having repaired> Pascagoua
ELsSoRE Oct 3o-Arrived, bark Meta Ger. vanselow.
New York.
GESoA-Arrived. bark xaipo tsp), Font. New YORK.
HAxuuRG Nov l-Arrived barks Espeund (Nor) Terksl.
sen, New York: Azow. from do %.
Sailed lst, ship South America tBr, New York.
HELvoEr, Oct 3l-Sailsd. bark Helen Sands Bos.ord.
Philadelphia
HAvRE Nov l-Saled, bark DuIus (Br), shaw United
States
LIVERPOOL Nov 2-Sniled, ships Revolving Light (Br).
Coonar, Southwest Pass Spartan, Jackson, New York
bark Colomo, Hall. United Suites.
MALAGA, Nov l-saed schr Thos Ball. Ryder. New
York.
QUEENSTOWN. Nov ARRIVED barks Mod (Nor) Knudsen
Emma G scammel (Br), webber. Now York: Harriet
Campbell Br). Taylor, Phadelphia; Mary Loweris0n (r)
Harper Baltimore Fortuna (Nor, Christensen New York
Zvonimr fAus) Bielavntiero Baltimore; Agdsr (Nor).
Renertsen, Philadelphia; Lotus (Br), Curry do.
Also arrived I'd. 10 Pm. steamer Montana Br), Bsddoe
New York for Liverpool land proceeded.
ROTTERDAM. Oct 3l-Anived brig Typhon (NoE, Thor
mascn. Wilmington. NC.
SourHA xproS. Nov 2-Arrved, steamer Neckar (Ger),
wilegerod. Now York for Bremen tand proeeadod).
SrAvASGER, Oct 29-Arrved, bark Kamschatka (Nor),
Olsen, Phladelphia.
TRIESTE date-Anived. bark Anapo QtaD. Parinelio
New York.
Sailed Oct 2e bark vssuvo Gtal). Caeace. Nsv York; ;
brig Dauntless. Williams, Bahia.
WEATHER REPORT.
Ho1YaxAp Nov 2, PM-wnd wNw. gentle barometer
SO. $50
QuxxxsrovK Nov ?. PM-wnd SW, dull
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
SUICIDE BY DROWNING.

Lucy Coughlin, aged afty-ave, Of No. 3ls East
Twenty fifth street. who has been missing for several
days, was yesterday morning found drowned by an
officer of tho Eighteenth precinct in tho slip at the
foot OF East Twentyhtth street She Is supposed to
have committed suicide, as II found that shc had
tied q smoothing iron to each foot and there
marks her body to indicate ioul play. No cause
be assigned for the act The body sont TO Ihe
Morgue, and Coroner Croker was notified.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. z, 1876.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED By THE herald STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wnlTgsIoNs TELEGRArH LINE
Steamer yctotia dr. lledccrwck Glasgow Oct II and
Novlle -. mdse aud passengers to Henderson Bros
A. lon OI. anchor line
bound Il; 3st. lat AZ 10 Ion 80 -. steamer datic DID,
hence tor Liverpool.
Steamer Georgia rt. Cooper, Glasgow Oct II
and arno z2d, with aud passengers to Austin Bald
n
steamer CITY OF Vera Cruz Dcskcn. Havana Oct -
with and TO Alexandra sons Oct -,
lat ~ p.sscd ship Expounurr. from New Or
leans Tor a,re Nov LAT ~ o5 Ion "a ~ steamer Mont
gomery, hence for rcrpundna ac same lat S 10 Ion
"a IL, ship Aimo (kusJ. from philadsphia for Hull
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SAILED.

Steamers State Of Indiana lIsr) for Glasgow; Gellert
Ger, Hamburg; Rapidan, Savannah Port Royal Port
no,saras R,nhmnnd. Xbemarie i~wes Del. shin II >
Grace Francisco barks Bygdo tNor) Elsinore; FrcA
(Nor) Havrc; Frcihandei tGer1 Bremen Jupiter Qscr
Copenhagen Elsinore; hvening siar r), cardcna
brig Belle (Br), Bahia Eliza Thomson. Asyagucs schr
Frank Atwood, st Pierre
Wind sunset. Sc: at midnight. SSW.
Barometer a. sunset, ~. IS
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YELLOW FEVER.

SAVANNAH, Nov. 2, 1915
The total number OF interments to-day seven
i've OF which from yellow lever.
Thomas J. Walsh, a retired merchant, died to-day.
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WHALEMEN.

Sailed from New Bedford Nov l. bark Phillips Pran-
cis. Atlantic Ocean. - .
Al st MichaeIs Oct O. bark Peru. Ears. NIB: shipped
1922 So oil bark Modesta which sailed for Boston
10Th.
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RIOT IN MISSISSIPPI

zENs AND QUIET RESTORED.
NEW ORLRAxs, Nov. q 1915
General Anger, commanding this military depart
ment received despatch from Artcsis, Mss, stating
that political meeting held there yesterday ended
n Tree light, in which negroes wounded, ono
mortalIy United States troops called upon by
the citizens, and their prompt appearance prevented
further disturbance Quiet regns there now, and the
citizcns troops prevent rspcii-
tion OF the riot.
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SPOKEN
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

Bark Williams (Br. from Baltimore ior Queenstown
(not N befpre), Oct 20. lat AZ 80. Ion 50 45
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AMUSEM ENTS.
NINE. EssIpoYF.

NINE. ESsIPOYF.
tions at her three hrst concerts at Stcnway HALL
First concert--Concerto in minor (piano and or
chcstra), toccata Bach; minuet, Mozart gavotte
with variations, Rameau; nocurne, Chopin; traumes
wircn, Schumann; zur guitar. Hitler; alouettes,
Leschetizky; waltz, Rubinstein; fantasia Hongroise
No. H. Lszt Second concert-Concerto In minor
(pano ana ORCHESTRAL Rubinstein; prelude and fugue
with cboralc, Mendelssohn gigue in fiat minor,
Bach: sonata IN A, Scaratt; barcarolie, etude and
Liszt; etude in d fiat minor Liszt gavotte. Silas
polonaise In (pii no and orchestral Weber Liszt.
Third concert (piano and orchcstra)-Conccrto in
major, Beethoven; concerto in ID minor, Hcnselt
concerto in minor, Mendelssohn Tho magnitude OF
the programmes referred to Will give idea OF The
1deDce III her own powers. Three concertos one
evening will be trying ordeal Tor u pianist
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr.. william Wheatcy is again dangerously w.
The new ballet at Booths has largely increased the
attendance
Mr. Humphries, the tenor has q concert at CHECKER
ing Hall tonight.
Miss Lima Luckhnrt tho distinguished pianist plays
every at Knabe's at tho Centennial Exhibition.
The hrst performance OF the "FIying Dutchman''
takes place Wednesday next at tho Philadelphia
Academy of Music
The Emily Soldene troupe sailed from Liverpool for
New York the City OF Berlin, yesterday They will
open at the Globe Theatre, Boston, on the 10Th INST
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