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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-10-09

~ H
The LATE President of the Board of Health,
Wilder, sold the hides and tallow of 1887 head
of good cattle, consumed at the Leper Settlement,
and averaging about 400 pounds net each, fol
S25ll, or a small fraction over two dollars for
each bullock; whereas the late President Bush Of
the Board of Health, Wilder's successor, bar.
gained with Mr.. Mackay for the sale Of hides and
tallow at between 81 and So per head Of cattle.
1t is true the price of hides has advanced, but not
enough to account satisfactorily for such an
enormous difference in the realizations. .sss
E Now that it is in order to publish. the
transactions of Ministers and departments, let us
have them all. Let us have all the vouchers in
relation to Immigration. Board OF Health. Roads
during the late, and part of present biennial
period. The chief boast of q British tar lie fair
play. Wont yeu see to it. that there is fair play,
and. q full, unreserved show of all sides. 1t ia
true, that it is properly the duty and prerogative
Of the Legislature to investigate departmental ad-
ADMINISTRATION ; but as we have entered upon 9 new
era of official exposure in order to crafty personal
spite,-let the public have all the facts. .D
~ Much has been said about the purchase by
Minister Bush. as President of the Board Of Health,
of 1000 sheep for $4,000. This is less than the price
charged by many ranches. The Waimea ranch, Of
Hawaii. and the Moloksi ranch of II. b. R. Keeliko-
lani viii not sell for less than $3.50 Q head delivered
at the ranch. Minister Bush made application to
these ranches before he purchased. And rs for the
assertion that Hswaiians will not eat mutton, it Il
an untruth, as any one knows who il acquainted
With the large sales Of sheep and goats to natives at
Lahsina and elsewhere. It Is also an untruth to say
that the mutton viii cost 8 cents per pound, and
beef only 4 cents. Sheep that weigh 50 pounds net
viii be 4 cents per pound;-snd 90 the akin can be
sold for 70 cents each, the price of the mutton viii
-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-10-09

- Last Wednesday night. while . young lad
was on his way home, in the neighboshood of HAWAII
ahao Church, some unknown person tried to get
hold of him.. but on his calling loudly for the Police
the rascal ran of The only conjecture that We care
to hazard Is to the intention of this outrage is that
the assailant was q thief. ~ sud g. - eg.#
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-10-09

e. We notice with pleasure the faces of seve-
raj of our friends, who have been sbsenting them
selves for q season. at the Coast. and who arrived
here on the Zealandis, on the I'd inst. Hon. Mrs.
Bishop, Mrs. Parke. Miss Sarah King, Mr.. J. II.
Dat, and wife. Mr.. W.. S. Luce and wife and others
being among the late arrivals. 90 A5Ea
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

Adespatch from Simla says another rising of the Afghan tribes is feared early in Octo- Der.
 A despatch from Gravasa says a plot has been discovered to surrender Podgoritza to the Albanians. The principal Mohammedans in town have been arrested.
 General Garibaldi and his son Menotti have resigned their seats in the Chamber of Dep uties because they are unable to remain as Deputies in a country where liberty is trampled under foot.
 Base ball yesterday: At Chicago, Chicagos 5, Buffalos 3; at Cincinnati, Clevelands 7, Gin cinnatis 3 at Boston, Troys ', Bostons 6 j; at Worcester Worcesters 1, Providence 0, (called at the end of the first inning on ac- count of rain.
 A meeting of the Land League was held yesterday at Dublin, MT. Parnel1 presiding MT. ParneH said that he disapproved of the action of several of the recent meetings in excluding the government reporters. He thought the reporters should be given every facility The tenants he said were now sub scribing to the funds. MT. Parnell said that he approved of the suggestion of The O'Shaughnessy for the compulsory expropri- ation of the landlords at fair prices for their land.
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WANIEID, RY A respectable American woman a situation fl &D a private family to do second work or genera housework reference if required. Inquire at Se29 ID Dc1rrI1 r7T1rr
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2S. FLOUR-steady and moderately active at un- changed prices Southern four steady and in mod crate demand s4 S5a6 25 for inferior to choice shipping extras. WHEAT-opened 1akc lower, but this subse- quently and the market closed steady with good demand, Spot sales of No spring at $1 06a o6 No. white at $1 09 No.2 red, Nov, sold at $1 09 No white, Oct, S1 077S; No. red, Sept, quoted at $1 0sa1 084 No. white do. at q C81Sa 09.
 CoRN-Active and firm. Spot at 51 for No. 2 mixed do. Sept sold at 51 do. Oct. 5115a514S do. Nov, 524a52a.
 OATS.Higher but quiet. Spot sales No. white at A No. 2 do. at 42Sa43; Mo- mixed 435&: No 2 do. at 4215a4316 No Chicago at 43.
 RYE-Firm at 94a96. BARLEY-Quiet and nominal.
 PORK-DuIl and depressed. Sept, offered $14 90, Oct. at $14 5Oa14 65.
 LARD-Shade easier and moderately active Sept s 32kaa 35 Oct, S8 3Oa8 321 Nov, $8 25as 30. BEEF-In fair demand and firm at unchanged CUT MEATS-Easier and fairly active request. Picked hams, 9s9S do. shoulders, 65Sa6s1.
 WHISKY-Duu and nominal.
 SPOT COTToN-Dul1; middlings, 11I futures steady.
 PETROLEUM-Firm on moderate inquiry; crude, in barrels, 6 naphthas in barrels, I01I refined in barrels, cargo lots at i17S and U P. L. certificates 99H
 mand for most grades and prices well sustained. Closing quotations Creamery, finest, at 32a 33 de good to prime 29a30; do fair to good 2Ta 29; State hrkins choice, at Fla; do fair to prime 25a26 State pails and half tubs choice, 7S do good to prime 2ea27 do fair to good 25a 26l5; do fair to gooe 24a26 western dairy. fresh extra 24a25 do. good to prime 21a23 do fair to good 19a21 western factory, fine, 20a21 do. good to prime 174a1S7s do2fair to good at 1614a17H.
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NEW YORK.

The Horse Distemper in New York.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 28.- The distemper among horses, reported as existing in Boston, has made it's appearance in this city, and seems to be an influenza but so far it's reap pearance here is in a very modified form. At the stables of the I've nty third street stage line, where there are five hundred hor- ses, the new advent of the distemper was first noticed on Sunday, and so far but few of the horses have been affected. The dis ease, or rather symptoms of disease have not disabled the horses from use, and some of those that have been treated had improved This afternoon six more were affected. The af- fected horses lose their appetite somewhat, bui continue at work. The symptoms are hard cough and slight soreness of throat, but no swelling of glands. In the worse cases the nose and eyes are not affected. The yeter- mary doctor in charge, Ned Gaynor, who treated affected horses in the same stables during the epizootic in 1873, is pursuing the same preliminary medical treatment now that he did then, and with satisfactory success thus far.
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Canyasser Wanted,

A POSITION correspondent or bookkeeper in "A manufactory, wholesale retail house. Best of reference given. Address
 se2S 2t# HH M M this Office
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stamps for Pr,vate Bus1ness.

WASHINGTON, Sept 2S.-The Commission CT of Internal Revenue has issued the follow ing notice: On and after Monday, Oct 9, 1880, all private die stamps will be printed by the bureau of engraving and printing at the Treasury department in this city and is- sued from this office. Proprietors of dies who have not made provision for the keep ing of supply of their stamps on hand are notified that orders received from October 5 to the 18th cannot be filed before November 15. If, however, any such proprietor will inform this office on or before October 4th that he intends to make an order for cer- tain stamps in October or November, such stamps will be ordered printed at once.
 Stamp agents and purchasers of check and proprietary stamps adhesive are hereby noti- fled that the issue of such stamps by this office will be discontinued on the evening of Thursday, October 14, and resumed Monday, October 25 On and after October 25th, these stamps will be issued from this office instead of New York, and purchasers are ad- vlsed to make their arrangements for trans portation of stamps from this city to their places of business as the government has no contract covering such transportation.
 Prince Bismarck has drafted bill estab- fishing State workingmen's assurance and mutual assistance society. Its workings will temporarily be applied to Prussia only. All laborers and semployes will be compelled to contribute to the fund
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THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.

The Crisis at Duleigno-The Naval Scare
 Further Postponed.
 LONDON, Sept. 29.--A Ragusa despatch says that the admirals of the combined fleets are awaiting further instructions from their respective governments. Three thousand regulars have reinforced Riza Pasha. The Italian Admiral Fincahi was nearly drowned to-day by the sinking of his gig. He was res- cued by steam launch from the Austrian vessel.
 The Repasbkqus Francaisein aleading article to-day approves of postponing the naval demonstration before Dulcigno, but urges a combination of the powers against Turkey. It considers that the powers would incur great danger by separation, and says that Turkeys dupicity will cement the friend ship of other powers.
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WANTEn

respectable girl, situation to do second work 4p or general housework; can do plain cooking city reference. Inquire at
 se29 1t. I Eo+r Havan
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SITUATION WANTED. RY respectable girl to do housework or second AD work in a small private family. Apply for two days at
 se28 2t* R MYRTLE STREET
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Employment Agency SUPPLIES private families, hotels and boarding 0 houses with reliable help in the city country The only office in the city doing business the Bos ton plan. Servants with good reference request ed to leave their address.
 Office and residence,
 191 Meadow Street .@a sel7 1In+ F. w. BROWN &#
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-Sailed, the Baltic for Liverpool Arrived the City of Para from Rio Janeiro.
 Boston-Arrived, the Sorrento from Hull the Bohemian and Iowa from Liverpool.
 Antwerp-Arrived, the Helyetia from New York
 Liverpool Arrived, the Britannia from New York the British Crown from Philadel- phia Sailed, the Celtic for New York.
 outhampton-Arrived, the Main from New York for Bremen Sailed, the Neckar from Bremen for New York.
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THE SOUTH.
Indiana.
An Inyeterate Crimins

IL
 JEFFERsoNvnLE, Sept. 28.-John Hicks, of Wayne county, has just arrived at the peni- tentiary here to serve two years for grand larceny He is 80 years old, and this is hts seventh term in the Jeffersonville prison. He has also served terms in Northern prisons.
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Nominated for Congress.

PH1LADELPH1A, Sept. 28.-The following Congressional nominations were made by the Democrats to-day: First district, George R. Snowden; Second district, Daniel Dougher- ty; Third district, Samuel J. Randall ; Fourth district, George Ball Fifth district, John K FOlWel
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A SITUATION where the applicant can mak A himself generally useful to his employer. Woul take place in 8 store Address
 se29 3ts tsCONFInENCEE J this nfdica
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Houses and Lots For Sale or Ex-

Houses and Lots For Sale or Ex-
 change. 44 Cottage House, has 10 rooms, for sale at ASaas bargain, the line of the horse cars lot MaIIl 52x150 A tVvO-fa mily House on Ferry street, and would like to get offer for the above houses are anxious to sell Also a number of frst-ciass Brick Houses and others, located central, price and terms be made satisfactory. Water front lots in West Haven, also lots in different parts of the city.
 FOR RENT.
 number of frst-class Houses and Ten ements; one furnished House, with all modern i'm provements; can be at any time; to rent low. Money to loan real estate.
 Real Estate Office 49 Church Street. Room Hoadey Building Office open evenings. se25 L.. F. GOAISTOCKs
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Germany.

COlIisry Horror Eleven Persons Killed and Many Injured.
 BERLIN, Sept. 28.-A colliery explosion oc- cured to-day near Herme in the Essen dis trict, by which eleven persons were killed and many injured.
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New York City.

NEW YORK. Sept. 29. The White Star steamer Baltic sailed for Liverpool to-day with six thousand seven hun dred barrels of apples, beside other cargo. This is the largest quantity of apples ever shipped in one steamer.
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Our Underwear Department

Is complete with bargains and mention: Very good Cents Wrappers and Drawers at 25c. Excellent Ladies' Wrappers and Drawers, 25c. Boys Wrappers and Drawers, 15c. Children's Wrappers and Drawers, 12c. Our Scarlet Wool Shirts at $1 would like to be com pared with other merchants at SIPS.
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WANTED.

Js=s BY A gentleman and wife. three or foul Es;ii Rooms suitable for housekeeping of State -Ess..sl and south of Grand preferred. Address
 se29 2tE UJ E. ,, this office
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
,rrespondence of JOURNAL AND COURIER
JOHN H. DAVIS & Co.,, Bankers and Brokers, IT Wall Street,

Bankers and Brokers, IT Wall Street,
 NEW YORK, Sept 28, 1880. ) The stock market disposed to be feverish at the send-o and opened with irregular decline, but it developed into great activity and strength and general rise set n lasting with occasional backs all day.
 The Bond Market-The market was quiet and fea- tureless, but steady in tone. Railroad bonds were active the early dealings and dull late in the day. with prices very irregular. The dealings we'll distributed and the favorites, which have been ally very prominent late much less conspicu- ous the trading of the day.
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NV, E Chamdler.
West Emd Vmsfffmfe.

VOCAL STUDIO, 50, 32 and 34 Hoad1ey Building.
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Committee on Claims.
% It MAURICE F. BRENNAN, Clerk.
District of Branford ss- Probate Court, ]

September 27th, 1880 [ UPSTATE of GEORGE VARIOUS of Branford in M said district, assigning debtor.
 The voluntary assignment of the said George Wa
 trous having been lodged in this record and the probate thereof, and Charles O. Merwin of New
 Haven being in said assignment nominated as trustee for said estate, therefore
 Ordered, that the 9th day of October, 1s80 at 9
 o'clock forenoon be- and the is hereby assigned
 for hearing the approval of said proposed trus-
 tee and that all persons interested therein may have notice to appear, if they cause, and be heard
 thereon, this Court directs that this order be publish ed in daily newspaper published in New Haven County, and that copy of said order be posted
 the public signpost in said Branford in said district at least five days before said time assigned se29 At HENRY H. STEDMAN. Iudos
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SITIIATION WANTEn

A $ COOK or to do general housework in small "A private family. Good reference Inquire for two days at "
 se2S 2t* 1S2 WALLACE STREFT
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SITUATION WANTED LEY competent girl to do housework and landry Ep work in private family. Good city referenceS Apply at No. 32 CHURCH STREET se29 lt* Between Grown and Gaoroo S+raa4
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DEATHS.

GUNAIR-In Hartford, Sept. 25, Nicholas aunair, aged 51 years. MARsHALL-In Naugatuck, Sept. 27 Martin Mar shall, aged 62 years. PORTER-m Springfield, Mass, Sept. 2, Dennis Por- ter aged 70 years
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OdI1VttSSGT w etHCCUs A CAPABLE and energetic man to canvass for ad- A vertsements. One conversant with the busi- ness preferred. KIRSCHNER x CRAIG se2S 2t 78 and 80 Center Street.
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7SssA RESPECTABLE family having comfort EHii able home and grounds tnot block house), -s4IIl with dining room on first floor and two
 three rooms not higher than second foor who desire
 to take three or four boarders of character and prompt pay who know what good and wholesome
 home board and willing to pay literally for the
 the same, will please address
 se28 St 'sBOARDER,n this Office.
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5SEs9. THREE ROOMS on Park street, with modern MNs5 conveniences, warmed with steam if desired ; SSlI also Rooms near the N. Y. x N H. R.R shops for $6 per month also Barn on Park street.
 A. WHEELER, Se2l Park street.
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Real Gstate.
FOR. RENT

IREs4 THE first store of dwelling house No. 94 #9a1H Blatchley avenue, between Woolsey and Ex- A.1L change streets. Inquire of S. L. BLATCHLEY, near the premises, or of
 S. I. BLATCHLEY SONS, se2s at* Glebe Building
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's Eighmie Patent Shirt. 5
 First-class in quality, work and style
 Price One Dollar.

Boys ditto Eighty-Five Cents. ANLY to be had in this city of T. P. MERWIN, " sole agent for New Haven. Office (at residence) No. 28 College street. Postal orders for showing or delivery promptly filled. se2s
 Committee on Claims. A MEETING of the Committee on Claims will be A held at Room No. 10 City Han on Wednesday, Sept 29th, at 730 o'clock D. m the petitions of Healy, E. c. Billings, M c, and w. E. Munson, A. J. Wilkinson, A. N. Skinner, Anson Hatch, Erwin Barnes.
 By order of the Chairman
 se29 It MAURICE F. BRENNAN Clerk
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Committee on Sewers.

ENNHE Committee Sewers will meet at Room No II Il City Hall at 716 o'clock D. m., on Thursday Sept S0 1880, and will hear parties interested following matters: Petition for sewers Elm street, between Garden and Kensington streets and between Dwight street and University place. Petition for sewer in University place. from Elm street to Whalley avenue.
 Petition for sewer the extension of Silver street, from Cedar street to Washington street.
 Petition for sewer in Howard avenue, from Wash ington street to Congress avenue.
 Petition for sewer in Water street, from East street to Bridge street.
 By order of the Chairman
 se2e 2t c. E. FOWLER, Clerk. Committee on Streets. "A held at Room No. 10 City Hall, Friday evening, October 1st, at 730 o'clock All persons interested the following petitions requested to be present.
 Sidewalk west side Ashmun street, between Henry and Gregory streets.
 Sidewalk both sides Carlisle street. between Liberty and Water streets.
 Concrete walk both sides of Edward street, between Whitney avenue and terminus of present walk
 Grading and curbing Dtckernan street, between Sperry street and No. 83 Dickerman street,
 Grading walks in Blake street.
 RelRying sidewalks in the following streets:
 Court street, north side from Mo- 28 to Olive street where needed
 Olive street, west side from Mo- 96 to Chapel street where needed. r College street, west side from Crown to George street.
 Chapel street, both sides York to Park street where needed.
 Park street both sides from Chapel to Elm street where needed
 Congress avenue south side from Redield street to 460 Congress avenue.
 Washington street, both sides from Congress to Cedar street where needed.
 se29 St CHARLES H. R. NOTT, Clerk.
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FOR RENT.
EOR RENM

5a NICELY furnished Rooms, in suites or single ESiiH rooms, with all modern conveniences, furnace Ef.Il heat, hot and cold water. Apply the premises, I'll GROWN STREET,
 saI5 eodtf CorDer of TJiob
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WANTED,

TENWO salesnlen only men who workers wanted E Good reference or slight security required Call between and T. and 1:30 and p. m. at
 se2Stf 69 CENTER STREET
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TORRENT.

+hEaas LARGE Dining Room and Rooms in rear sia all connected, and good large cellar, well .u tilated, with water gas, water closet, Be-, in front of Rubber shop Greene street; good place for restaurant; will rent reasonable to the right party. For further particulars, inquire of
 JOHN WEIGH, se2I If Fast and Greene Streefa
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l City Court

City COurt-CriminaI Side-Judge Stod- daFd. William Bahring, breach of Sunday law, to October 2; John Maloy. breach of peace, $7.62 costs and sixty days in jail Mary Mar tin, disobedience, etc, to the Industrial
 ! school until twenty one years of age.
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FOR RENT

lAA FURNISHED Rooms with board, to fami- SiiI lies, nicely located within five minutes of the E:N postofice. Inquire at
 se23 I'm 497 CHAPEL STREET.
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gulllnler Resorts.
FORBES HOUSE,

FORBES HOUSE, Morris Cove, South Haven, THIS well known house Is open for tn C Es2E eseason. and being very pleasantly situated lSsS on the shore, those desEing board can be ae- IEFIf%IE commodated at very reasonable rates We 6AAnaake speciality of Dinners and Suppers which will be served at short notice. Orders by telephone received. Stages connect with the House and trains
 jes If B. A. BUELL.. Proprietor
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The New York Democrats.

SARATOGA, Sept. 28.-The Democratic State convention was called to order at 1:15 p. m. by MT. Faulkner, chairman of the State committee, who said MT. Peckham had been selected temporary chairman. He was escorted to the chair by John Kelly, of New York, and MT. Hill, of Chemung and made a short speech, saying the solid South was only a protest against Republican misrule and predicting Democratic majority of at least 30, GOO in this State in November. MT. Van Week, of Kings, desired to present the name of 8 contesting delegate from Kings county, but was ruled out of order by the chairman, and the roll call proceeded. The temporary organization was made permanent. Mr. Kelly then made speech in which he referred to the harmony achieved in the par ty in New York and predicting great things in November. After MT. Kelly speeches were made by John Fox as representative of Irving Hall, Amasa J. Parker of Albany, and ex-Lieutenant Governor Dorsheimer and others Nominations for chief justice of the court of appeals were then made, Judge Ra- pallo receiving 1855 votes, Bradbury 80, Ru- ger GO and scattering candidates the balance. Rapallo's nomination was then declared unan- imous and the convention adjourned.
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War Department Weather O4servatfons. Taken at T g. rn., 2 D. m.,s P. n.-Sept 2s.-Barom- eter, 29 76O, 295s0, g. 760 Thermometer, 677O 5s wind, direction-s, s, NV: Yelocityr in miles per hour, g. 12 B. Weather, cloudy, light rain, clear Maximum thermometer, 72 degrees Minimum Ther- naoneter, 56 degrees. Rainfall. in inches O.O6. Maximrn Velocity of Wind 12 miles per hour VIM. D. WRIGHT,
 sergt. Signal Corps U. s. Army.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION

Voice, Piano, Flute.
 NM 1SS FANNY 0. HOWE resume Sept. 10 instruc-
 Y4 ton in the art of singing; also the piano singing at sight taught in classes moderate ters Residence 102 Grown Temple St. MIR. CHARLES T. HOWE resumes instruction upon the nute. 101 Crown atreaf
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MARRIAGES.

RIDDELL-EERGUsoN-on Tuesday Sept. 28th. lSSO at St. Paul's Church, by Rev. Edwin s. Lines Peter c. Ridden to Louie c. Ferguson both of New Orleans.
 cit Bell of Windsor Locks and Della Larrabee of WindhAm.
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9oarO ano 8uonrs.
TO RENT

IEsAs LARGE Parlor with alcove, also pleasant EHSiiI sunny Room the third floor, with board at Eil se21 If 128 YORK STREET.