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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
MACMAH0N'S COUR RS Il - GPECULA.
TIONs, RUMORs AND DssQUIET.
Threatening Attitude Of the Republicans
Meeting of the Republican Deputies.

PARIS, Oct. 1S.-The all prevailing topic of
conversation and speculation is the probable
course of the Ministry, and espec ally of Mac
Mahon, and the speculations give rise to a
multitude OF contradictory rumors. The
Ministry Is now reported as showing an in
clination to resign, but are withheld by the
Marshal, whose friends and advisers claim
that he cannot, without violation of pledges
repeatedly made, yield TO the dictation of the
Democracy. He would, however, be willing
to compromise on q government of the Left
Centre, upon the severance of their connec-
tion with the extreme Left
Meanwhile
the Left is confident and boastfuI and as
sumes a threatening attitude
The Couusels
pressed upon MaeMahon are considered dan
gerous, and it is, therefore, not surprising
that vague reports Of a proposed coup d'etdt
find circulation and that during the past two
do vs. business has grown slack and that the
situation, which seems to grow more gloomy
rather than to improve, causes great uneasf-
ness and disquiet.
Nor Is 1t strange
that under such circumstances we should
find, as is announced by the Dir-neluiems
Steele, that all the Republican deputies elect
will be called upon to attend a meeting at the
capital to consider the situation and shape
the future policy of the party.
LIE Temps
says that it believes that the government will
resign after the election of Councils General.
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The Pilots INVESTIGATION.

The board OF portwardens, or pilots commits
sion, met yes erday, pursuant to adjournment on
the day previous. Present. VIM. M. Hunter,
master warden and Capt. Thos. Conway. Alb
sent, Jas. F. Lyons and Jonas T. Gersdorf.
There being no quorum of the commi ssion no
business was transacted, except that Capt. King
SIGNED THE TESTIMONY
given by him ON the day previous.
The board then took q recess until to-day at
IL q. m.
in connection with this Investigation, the fact
w,!l be borne IN mind, that the charges against
f1lot Wilson are made, not by Capt. King, but by
THE LIVERPOOL UNDERWRITERS,
and MIR. Wilson having almost been exonerated
by Capt. Kings testimony, will have his w.t.
nesses ready to-day to testify as to his ability
and watchfulness.
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defeat leaves the Russians free to act on the
wings. Further operations by Ismail Pasha
he does not retreat promptly he may share
the fate of Mukhtars Aladja division.
This relieves the Russian force at Ardahan,
which has been kept In check by Mukhtar
Pasha's position rather than by any immedi-
free to act Extensively, will no longer remain
idle.
Thus with one blow all the advantages
gained by the Turks during the summer have
disappeared, and unless the weather and ex-
army interfere, march on Erzeroum may be
tried again this year.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
THE CIGAR MAKERS STRIKE-ENCOU.
RAGEMENT EXTENDED AND As
SksTANCE PROMISED.
The Cigar Makers strike Growing

New YORK, Oct. 18-The strike of the cigar
that it was confidently stated this morning
that not a shop employing any number Of
hands Is at work. The strike continues to
excite general attention among the working
men all over the country, and letters and tele-
Louis, Cincinnati and other cities are con-
stantly received by the executive committee
OF the strikers, encouraging them to keep up
the fight against capital, and rendering as
sistance
to Newark and Brooklyn
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Ending the strike with a Compromise.

LONDON, Oct. 1s.-The Employers and
Operators Association held meeting to-day
ut Bolton for the purpose of endeavoring to
settle the labor disputes. The masters offered
that II the men would submit to reduction
OF five per cent the masters would consent to
a revision of the price lists It is understood
that the operatives will accept this PROPOSE
tiun, thus ending the strike.
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Probable Duration of the Extra Session
The Ways and Means ca aairmansIlip.

New YORK. Oct. 1s.-The Posts Washing
ton special says that from utterances of lead
ing Democrats it is regarded as reasonably
certain that they intend to have nearly con-
tinuous session until the first of December A
leading Republican Representative said to-
day that he has found strong disposition on
the part of those Democratic Representatives
who mark out the policy to be pursued, not to
make the session brief, but to extend it in the
expectation that differences in Republican
ranks will prevail. The Republican members
generally favor a brief session.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS 9.
The senate.

:. WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-During the morning
hour number of bills were introduced and
referred to appropriate committees among
them one by Mr.. Ohristiancy, to enlarge the
Jurisdiction Of the Court of Claims.
At the expiration of the morning hour, the
Senate resumed consideration of the resolu-
tion submitted by Mr. Thurman yesterday,
to have the oath administered to Henry M.
Spofford as Senator from Louisiana, the pend
Ing question being on the substitute OF Mr.
Mitchell, to refer his credentials to the Com
mittee on Privileges and Elections
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Suspen ded.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1s.-Charles I'll. Meg
argy & Co., of this city, saidto be the largest
paper manufacturers in the United States,
have suspended. Their liabilities are not
stated, but while they are thought to be very
heavy it Is confidently asserted that their as
sets will fully cover them.
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Wood for the ways ana Means Conn
mfttee.

New YORK, Oct. 1S-The Grnphic,s Wash
ington special says that it is now settled sub
stantially that Fernando Wood will be chair
man OF the Committee Of Ways and Means.
1t Is understood that he will Immediately
prepare a tariff bill, based on the substance Of
Mr.. Morrison's bill of last year.
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The OIlia EIt ctian-0nIcIaI

CINCINNATI, Oct. 1S.-The official figures
give Bishop Is, 125 over West, with Ashtabula,
Hardin and Starke counties to hear from In
these counties last ear the maiorities were {.
Ashtabula, Hayes AS; Hardin, Hayes 1s1 !;
Starke, Tilden, 362.
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Election at san Francisco,

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 18.-The canvass of the
ly. completed, showing the election of a
mixed ticket. Louderback, taxpayers candi-
date, beating Bradford, Democrat, by about
$500 votes; while for city criminal Judge,
Cary, taxpayers'I candidate, is beaten by
Feriall, Democrat, by 1OO
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Nashville Races

NASHVILLE, Oct. 1S.-The winners of the
races to-day were Gorham, Toiena, Trumps
and Buff and Blue. For to-mOrrow's races
Mahlstick, Adventure and Gorham are the
fayorjtes
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Trouble Arranged.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1S.--An arrangement
of the misunderstanding between the Penn
sylvania Railroad and the Empire Transpor-
tation Company has been effected by the pay
ment by the railroad of $2,50OO0o cash, on ac-
count of purchase
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Another New York candidate.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1s.-Judge John A. Brady
has been nominated for the Supreme Bench
by the combined anti -Tammany Democrats
and Republicans.
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ENGLAND.
Cleopntra,s Needle Recovered.

LONDON, Oct 1s-The caisson bearing
gleopatra's Needle, abandoned by the Olga
during the late storm, has been recovered by
dleboro for Valencia.
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Reconneisances from Loftcha.

LONDON, Oct. 1s.-A dispatch from Gorny
Studen states that detachment Of Russians
from Loftcha had executed two more sue
cessful reconnoisances.
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A Coop BUSINESS. The Fairbanks Scale
Company, of St. Johnsbury, Vermont, shipped
during the last week OF September 1910 scales
and had orders for 1886 more scales than they
could ship. notwithstanding the dulInees Of
the times the company report great increase
in their sales. not only ia this country but In
Europe.
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Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's.
Read Nayra's invitation to the China Palace.
New goods at Offners, Monday.

EXCURSION ON THE JACKSON RAILRoAD.-Attho
request Of many patrons Of the New Orleans,
Jackson and Northern Railroad Company and
the travelling public generally, the Sunday ex-
cursion train to McComb city will be run once
more on Sunday, October u. This is positively
the last 81 SUNDAY excursion train this season.
w. P. Mckinley, Superintendent.
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stin Bomlpartling schIpka.

LONDON, Oct. 1S.--A dispatch from Con-
stantinople says the artillery duel at Schipka
Pass still continues.
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Midhat Pnsha.

LONDON, Oct. 1s.-A dispatch from Rome
says that Midhat Pasha is expected to arrive
at Naples very shortly.
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Marine News.

NEW YORK. Oct. 18.-Arrived: Columbia.
Arrived out. Ethiopia.
Homeward Natant for South west Pass. Ma
ria Greenleaf for Tybee,. Winona for Calves
ton, Lady Dufferin for Tybee, Grant for New
Orleans.
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Not n Failure.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 18.-The Albion Print
Works have not failed, as was reported The
report resulted from blunder by bank
official
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THE SAME NUISANCE.
AN ODD COMPLAINT.

The Mayor was also visited yesterday by several
citizens residing in the neighborhood Of Jackson
and White streets, who complained that the
negro church which is in course of construe~
ton at that corner was intended in fact for
gambling and drinking saloon, and not ut all for
house OF God. The Mayor advised his visitors
to wait until breac OF the peace had been COM
mitted before complaining, there being no law TO
punish person for intending to commit viols-
ton Of the law relating to such cases.
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Lava fgu4es in great variety. at others Ia
Canal. opposite Varieties Theatre.
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MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
statement of Their Condition ana what
the Mayor says ON the subject.

~,.,.,
stateHent oa HHeT So"a'S'oH anu what
the Mayor Says ON the subject.
The rnstter NJ tho VALIDITY of tho railrosd
10 1850. .'oA =. '"o ~ .,'1s' ~.
ponas peihg again agltateu, VIC h@se tnousns
proper to obtain from the Mayor statement OF
the condition of these bonds. and now present
II In tho public.
~ " '''N p.r,,o,r +ox,,s
.u. -. 49, .ao'p :au,,. DoNps' " yoo o.o
amouns Oh DOnos originally issued w, ,5UU,uU
Excnangea Ior goid bonds, as
per act 10 OF 1919 -. $572,OOO
redeemed. ............:. $4,000
punded INTO premium bonds i,757,0oO
Outstandng g................. l,09o.0O0
...-,,-. - --- 80. .500. .000
vi tne amount outstanding s2l6, ,OO0 are OF the
cass the payment % n Oh " hlcn Was extended twenty
years, ana sooI, ,uUV are among those past due.
Amount orlglnally outstanding $S49, 9,O00.
We nad lengthy conyersatlon on the subject
Win Inc Mayor, prleI sAetcn OF Wnicn only We
can ln give to-says
Inc nrss Innd1ng OF the raliroad ponds, We are
nI0rmeu y m " tne mayor, was msde aIter the suits
OF WaddieK, fesefkln and morris nad been de.
c,ueu Dy tne onltea states conrs IN favor q
PisnuHs; u.s. ana aiser tne Original properly Hoi-
qnrs m.. Union naa recognized snese ponds, ths
ms1a VIZ, ~ ss ponas ano tne oonsodated ponds.
ana1 ~ ~ .ne sMorIlsisshger case vas now on ap-
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Get your kid cloves at Kreeger,s

Offner has only one store-l74 Canal street.,
opposite Varieties Theatre.
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Decisive Results q the Rattle.

LoNpoN, Oct. 1S.--A special dispatch from
TiennE ~ the Times, says; Mukhtar Pasha's
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AN OLD AND VALUABLE DoCUMBNT.
Relating to the PrOprletOrshIp Of the
Elysian Fields of this City.

Relating to the PrOpr.etOrshIp Of the
Elysian Fields of this City.
Surveyor d'Hemecourt is valuable man Id
many more respects than one. Among his
great qualities he possesses that OF being =
hoarder of old documents and plans .connected
very frequently resorted to end taken
as authority in the establishments
Of land claims. One OF these olans was presented
by him to the Mayor yesterday morpiug, dating
as far back as 1909 and drawn by Laf0n. The
plan says, in as many words. that the centre Of
Elysian Fields street is o canal, and that the
road on each side is a public r-5nenade.
We have ss,,. already said that the Ponschsr-
upon which their tracks are laid as their
personal property, and explained why the
Mayor and the surveyor Thought the reverses
because MIR. Bernard de Marigny had. after OPEN
ing the avenue 10 tho public, only granted the
railroad the right of wsy over that portion occu~s
pied by the canal. The documents produced by III.
d'Henecourt shows oonclusively one OF this nnAtns
points sought to be proved; that to, thst the
existence Of the Pontchartrain Railroad Companv.
COAL OIL STORAGE.
Mr.. W. P. Converse also had an interview with
age M Of coal oil. The Mayor exhlDised TO him the
plans OF the coal oil warehouse submitted BY the
st. Louis firm, and explained what the views
Of the Board OF Underwriters were on the snb~
l6cGs Inc M@S OF LOOK OGCHS1Ou 10 HEy tU mEsM
Converse that he wontd have to take immediate
action in the matter, for it had been delayed long
enough to allow our msrch snts, who deal in coal
oil, TO prepare for the change.
THE SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Last evening, after . secret session Of fys
hours duration. the School Board. according to
their promise, completed their ardueus task Of
assigning the teachers to the various schools. Tt
will be noticed that resolution was adopted at
the meeting relating TO the condition on which
the elections were made.
The late hour at which We received the Official
list prevented us from giving 1t more than mere
perusal, which has enabled us to notics that In
many cases the old teachers have been retained
in their former positions and schools.
THE SAME Nuisance.
DIR. Chopin visited the Mayor yest erday, and
during his interview reported that the dangerous
practice already complained OF, that negroes
visited the dumping grouhd on st. Peter street.
on the north side of the Broad canal, and per-
sisted in taking away, to use as food, the animal
matter to be found among the garbage and
refuse Of the streets deposited there.
The Mayor says he does not know what 70 do
in the premises, since no law exists to prevent
people from making brutes Of themselves IL is
suggested, however, that the presence OF police
man in the vicinity would stop the filthy prac-
tice and compel these human carrion crows to
work for more wholesome food.
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Go toOfner.g only for new and choice china
glass and crockerg
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Heal NaYras inystation 10 ths cssssua Palace.
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Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's.

Read Navra's invitation to the China Palace.
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Get yout kId gloves at Kreeger's,
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Get yonr kid gloves at Kreeger's,
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READ Nagra q nyitation to tlae china Palaca.
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must say brief word; because 81 tl1a phe-
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EURllI,h.

IL >GLkND.-stssEX LESS THAN HOURS PROM
ILi.ondon hour from brighton aud ~ minutes from
DO sold Prosorty Of ia acres, within
miles % noodvood and its tho picturesque
residence comprises entrance hail, drawing room, -
feet by IL feet with bav: brary - feet by 20 feet:
breakfast room. "a feet by ~ with anterooms
tarhcd smoking spacious kitchen. scnory.
lamp ADD boot buffers pantry and bcdv lnrdsr
SERVANT hail housekccpcrs coal house. bake house.
lumber and box rooms nnd dry centspe the
door ) hest bedrooms dressing and 10
bcdrocms excellent supply Of water and gas laid and
supplied by private gas meter; tho stapiing IL
and complete md stalls loose boxes
coach house tor scarnrrr snddc harness and wash
LOTT and living stable with brick
built Of strhnr Of boxes stable
awi yard aud fowl house together Will largo and
feInery greenhouse orchard house, wineries, orchid
house peach and nectnrne houses mushroom house pino
pit -nccrs''on pine pt, cucnnpcr house, cuttings
pit. melon and cucumber house. Ice house, and the
works The home fnrm good homestead ana
capital farm buildings and partly walled and yard
10 stall house shed aud piggeiics aud inn
plrmcnt she'd boiling house, poultry house and other
buildings with model dairy Close 80 tho
rcsidrncc with dining aud drawing rooms, q bed.
rooms. kitchen, inrdcr. he, With small garden
good December. 1874 at rental OF f35 per
annum The land amounts W f3 Is per aud
tithcs Clio I'D Also about
mile from the above valuable Freehold Properly
little 2lD nearly nl arabic The home.tea al
comprises brick built and tiled house. with thrcc SITTING
i've bedrooms Kitchen, dairy &e and garden With
the attached farm buildings brick barn. horse stabie
shed ior cows ana nag pseercs and enclosed yard let u
old yearly tenants AZ tho low annual rental Of G. For
further particulars apply to MAPLEs. tEESDALE CO.,
solicitors Frcdericx's place. Old J~wry, London, T. o.
England.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DUST OFFICE NOTICE. .
The foreign mails geek ending Saturday Novcm.
Der 10, will close at oifico Tncsdsy. VI ~ NJ,
tor Europe, by steamship Idaho. wa Qnocnstown on
Wednesday. At 4:3D A. VI, for Europe. ~ steamship
Rnsa via Queenstown correspondence for Francs TO be
forwarded this be specially Addressed and
At s A. NJ for Franco direct by steamship Canada. via
IIavrc; Thursday IL NJ. Tor Eutors, by steamship
LOSING VI. Plymouth cherbonrg and Hamburg on satur
DAY, a. NJ, BY stcamsrip cay of htsh-
mond via Queenstown correspondence Tor Germany,
Scotland " Ireland DO forwarded by this
steamer be specially addresscD aud ~ A. Y. fvr
Scotland and North Of iresnd by steamship Ethiopia via
MoviIlo and glasgow and ~ 80 A. NJ. Tor Europe. ~
steamship weser. via Southampton and Bremen. The
steamships Idano Russia cry Of Richmond do not
take mails for Denmark s~cdsn and Norway The mails
for ayti and kngston Jnmaiea leave New York Novcm
ST. Thomas will cavc Now York November ~ Tho mns
for China and Japan leave san Francico November H.
.. l.. JAMES. Pos;mAstor.
MY nnR Nnx &
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A KxPERiENCrD CLASSICAL 1ND MAriiEMAri-
lca teacher classical gold mod.ist OF foreign
tty desires private pupils references preparing
LOT an English nniv essity Harvard, Coiumbs Yale sctc-
THO school Address TEAGEkR, ii5 East 18th
Az ExrEKIENCED TEACHER WILL ISsrRu CT IN
Alderman. French English. also Music references ex-
changed. Address TEACHEE. box Is station A.
A LGEBRA. GEOMETRY BOokKEEPfN1, ARIrii-
Amctc spelling all hours; writing g. monthly PAINE,
" Bowery. uptown, aC7 broadway.
A PARTISAN LADY WOULD LIKE a PEW MORE
As,holars In French conversation aud GRAMMAR iessons
at pupils residence. would take position IN
school uuoxceptionabc city References Call or adj.
drcss FRENCH TEACHER. No. ~ west fithu.
| ERrNcH coNvERsArr0SAL LESSONS ny PA.
IL rlsinn lady dplomcc: terms moderate. Mile. WE'RE
,267 Broadway. room ~
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.


A NclioRL ,uSirhp sTA rs MAI. STEAMERS.
n3yIH IAN E TTnISn.S S A
sHw 9o&k i ~ asS5x o Brs Rsnh'
ALsArlA Nov. 10 > A. Il. ELISHA. Sav' II. or. N.
Cabin Excursion Tickets a. reduced rates.
Second cabin. $40; stcerace. SIS.
Drafts issued for any amount nj current rates
nn" asS Ass s%.." How'll
MnoLLASb. nEfGIuM.u TiiH .RifiSE. swirzEa,
L.ND: Ag ,IinG;, VA ROTTERDAM >.v.,,,.,,
SIZE iner RorrERpAM ;Novembcrs
Tse"e scaa," steamers. carryia. tho lni,ed states
mail 10 tho Netherlands, are groat avori,es With thu
Tl'p; regular" rates low, comfort md living perfect
FUSc!l EpaESco. j. y, NORRIS,
morris Europe and American Expsoss.
L'' sp. "'' rE$lSS aSfi&ss 4os,eur
o$sss}Ss FH sgfr Axo sF FyEsy ss
The steamer. q shi. line take he ans
hank. thu passage Queenstown all the year
a stn s sovs%SsT H. H. n
BALTIC. November -. 4. NJ.
,'s gao "nd se% Return ticket,
on AZ. s ar.
.ma.h,o. xnr,s ,nr not. ana "oT are least a0r"a
Tor Inspection q plans and information apply a.
the company's ONCE, 81 broadway. ScT Yorh ~,
JNMAS LINE MAIL SrEAMERS
CITY OF acknowledgements. November 10 "A. NJ
CITY OF BkUSSElS.. November IL 2 L. NJ.
CITY OF BERLIN November "a A. NJ.
From pier ~ North River.
Cabh. 900. $40 and 800 gold Return tickets favor
abln ,teerage, S2S. currency. Drafts at lowest
rates Saloons. stacrooms, smoking and bathrooms amid
ships JOHN q. DALE, Agent.
- and 81 Broadway. New York.
TINTED STATES MAIL. LINE STEAM TO QUEENS
~ TOWN AND LIVERPOOL
sailing Tuesday,
from pier SO North hivcr. foot OF Charles at =
- q. ~
WYOMING. Nov Is, liz a. ~
MlSUONsiN sov ~ !. "
Cabin. 500 Si5 and $40. currency
inferno diat o, $40. Stccragc $26
Passengers booked and from Paris Hamburg Norway
Sweden. &C Drans Ireland, England Franco and Ger
WILLIAMS GUIoN ., Broadway.
n REAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE
VI TO BRISTOL ENGLAND DIRECT.
sailing from pier 1S East Rivcr - tocws:-
SOhNM ALL Williams. FRIDAY. November
Cabin passage. $50 $50 md S7o intermediate. s,5;
steorage Cert,ncntcs. s23. Apply to W. i. MORGAN,
Agent. 40 South st.
NATIoNAL LLNE-rikKsa a AND 81 NokTI RIVER,
Italy rs1s S Scy hSInd II. NsS
Erin -, Egypt Sat. Nov. 10. = A. VI.
Cabin $50 10 $40. stecrago. S2d Drafts from
81 upward ssucd At very low rates Company Offices 30
aud rs Broadway. =. W. J. HURST, Manager