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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
AFF4InS or TIE Episcopal CHURCH.
DAKOTA NoT TO BE A Die c sE At PREsENT-sUG-
GEsTED ADDITION TO TIE LIANY-THE CANON

DAKOTA NOT To BE Die c SE At PisESENT-sUG-
GHsTED ADDITION TO THE LiTANY-THE CANON
or DIVORCE
The Eonse # IDENTITIES of the Episcopal General
Convention met yesterday as usual. Few per-ons
Out.iGe Of The deputos, were present, and lIttc
business of nnpoi lance WAS transaet@d. Morning
PRAYERS were sad by he Rev. DIR. w. c. Will ms.
Of Georgia. aud the Rev. George :. Converse. OF
MassacHuse. Is. Bis1Op Bedel. If OHIO, pronounced
the beDedlcti0n. The Rev. Or. }. Stuart Hanckel,
Of Virginia presented report from III Committee
Oh New DlOcoseS. The committee was opposed 10
granting the Mention OF the cchventIon Of the
churches of Dakota. asking To be admitted to
the church as diocese. Tins petition
stated that there were II churches, ii clelg men
and 800 communicates III the Territory. On'Y one
Of these ~ churches however, the Rev. Do ianckel
stated was seif-supDoriIug he reD1rt was put on
the calendar. lie Committee Oh Constitutional
Amendments reported that IL thought 10 IncxpeGient
TO hold the General Convention every hVe years m
stead OF every three years. as l. now he custom;
and that il opposed to having gra u"ted repre-
sntatons OF the different dioceses III The convenIion
BOtn Tcporis were adopted by the convention.
The Rsv. DR.. ID. H. BHeI, OF North Carolina,
Offered a resolution that the phrase mat 1t may
please Thee, Lord OF the harvest, to send form
laborcrs into Toy harvest. We bcseech Thee TO
hear good Lord" be inserted III the lit
any, immediately after the supplicaticn for
bishops, priests aud deacOns resolution
was passed, declaring that IT Is the duty OF all
cburcnmcn when summoned, TO attend ccclesilsi
cal courts to give testimony. Tie Committee OH
CanOHs, TO which an amendment 10 tic canon on
divorce had been referred reported that II tnOugnJ
ths was a matter for theological Interpretation
rather than Tor canUnlcal IeElsIdtlon; and they
asked that The committee should bedScharged from
further consideration Of the mater THIS canon
contains clause permitting a clergyman IT, remarry
divorced couples. he Rev. d.. Be!j amin Franklin
of Now-Jerse,, thought tins wac not sanctioned by
the i bic, ana offered resolution declaring that
the canon shOId be amended 20 "a 90 read: A cici-
gyBau may marry parties once divorced, seeking
20 be reunited asain except Ill cases forbidden by
Gods Word" These forbidden cases spoNen of are
mentioned III Deuteronomy XIV, Ia. and Jert inIah
H.. /. The Rev. Or. George Emen Hare. Of PtnI-
syiyanla thought Ihr commands III tins part of the
Scriptures were ueutral,Zcd by otter paris of the
Bible. The report Of the committee finally
adopted.
resolution was passed to adjourn 0ctobcr %
the House OF BishOps cOnculrhg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16

New. Orleans have raised subscription of $4,000
to insure the financial success OF the season.
TRIBUNE reporter called yesterday upon Mr.. DAYS.
to learn the prospects of the company's season. MT
Davis said: /" / anticipate for this company sue
cess in New-OrIcans as great as Mr.. Mapes0ps com
has been successful in securing number OF the best
artists TO be found in Europe. Among them are NJ.
1ournie, NJ Baldy, NJ. Pellin, NJ. Utto. M. Jonrdan'
pany will 90 10 New Orleans Immediately after ar
riving. 1t will play there four months and then go
TO Boston and Philadelphia. II will sing in New,
York in latter part Of April or the beginning OF
May for two weeks only"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
OPEN-AIR SPORTS.
ARCHERY IN CENTRAL PARK.

The first autumn prize meeting of the New
York Archery Club held on one OF tie lawns iu Cen
trial Park yesterday afternoon. 1t was great success
large OF archers were assembled to compete
for the przes Twenty targets set out. SIX being
for the ladies and fourteen being employed by
the gen There from three e. five arcbcrs at
each target. number OF lldies and gentleman were
witness he sho and set ees were taken
from the walks and placed III full view OF the targets
the convenience Of the spectators Two tents also
deco rated the lawn. The shooting began about hall
past D. No. and excellent throughout. Ladies sDOf
q arrows At so 40 and 80 yards gentlemen shot 80
arrows at CO. so and 40 yards. The best gross
for gentlemen visitors made by Mr.. Marsh and L.
l.. Pedlinghaus. OF the Brooklyn Club, viz: AIS and
1OS respPctiyeIy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
NO HOPE FoR THE MISSING wHALERs.

WAsHINGToN, Oct. 15.-rhe following tele-
gram received az the Treasury Department to-day
from Captain Hooper OF the Revenue Service, and dated
San Francisco. October ID:
The steamer Corwn has Just arrived nine and
a half DAYS from OUeiska all wei. The Corwin lcfi
the Act'c Ocean September ID; was 10 sight OF Wrangel
Land but cOad get than twcny five miles on
Of heavy pack ice The ocean had already c"n-
nielieed 60 close up. and the CorwiD having steamed
600 uiles inside the Arctic circle and examined
which II possible for her TO reach with
gaining tiilngs of the missing whalers, gave Up
the search. There ia thought TO be hope for them
The explosise steamer J@tnette is believed 30 be all
r1elIt sue would hove been heard from, tue crew
wetted for travelling the ice and In Of
accident to The vessel Lley comic o'sy relcl the MAN.
land full report of the cruise will be submitted at
ear date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
NEw.Y YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY OCTOBER l6 1850

with rud.e 70 order pa vessel % " Parker &Ue
Brig Bride B Haacke, Bahia 40 days. with rose wooo e
s ssoss wgds" 'eS.
schr VIM Weller Hnntiey FerDandina IA DAYS Win "noe'
schr sasari tof London carber7 Blue Field Mic *
DAYS with India rubber and nuts 10 WIN Jex Co ves'o
schr Victor Pug Cof Boohbay Barnard MrasG;no 10
days with ogwood ana coffee TO Lyons " oo' 'o''''
schr Norman Rud Royal - days with lumber to or
schr stirght Webster Calais with las to John boyn'h
schr Mabel Maloney Calais with lah to John Boyntor's
schr veIma Osborne Grand Ance b. ~ days with pill
ing to r L richardson.
rv-rhe following anchored below came ~ TO the
Ship Bona Fides (Nor, Nelson. Copenhagen
sUNsET-wIND-At Sandy Hook, light sWi hazy. Az
City Island hight sW hazy
CLEARED.
srs siea toer Albors Hamburg Kunhardt co c zen
rl Tarpn Neycastle on TYNE. Dundee. Bowling ASchi
bald Jan Mn Gs mS Puerto 5 and la
Guiyri DalIett Boulton Western Texas Hines Port
i H%sn ReynoH. Baltimore a Rre~. ~
SIPS AeSSSa T R scS deaI e Parker
Cleveland tNor, Kundsen. Antwerp Benham Pickering
n Rsssssz Sr
carse na!e6urr Bcnha% pickering CO Nepo ,Mor
S CO Z s iona SaDq F
fy o 1 aS co sa esG o r SGs
seo Cork or falmaHh for orders Finch Eye co Henri
eta OBI, sylvester Antwerp w Parker GO saltwater
1aa st'ee SS eer: @
Genoa scarnme Bros vide tBr Harding Cork for or ers
scammel Bros MohIamo Br Holly wood Ant%eTP seam
Christian (Norl Due. Dublin. Bocsmann, Oeriein
Co; Stanley CNor clansen lynn Docks soeoyieh %.
Nor Hansen. Cork for orders Tobias Co Gyor Q3r
DO Lacy SharpDess, Winchester CO. Blorke NOR,
gaad Giristis1ia Tunsa pdye Go sS,sn sssner SSr
Petersen, Amsterdam Tobias & Cos Evab tNor) Moler
Arondal Tobias Co; Dema tBr,, odsll. Bear RIVER
Ms Parker Co sxJsid Nor. Tormessen Rotterdam
Benham Pickering q Co Consirlio (No Marco Rotter
dam Benham Pickering Coz saro Cano Qtai oivan Ply
Brig Gaetano Mazelia, isbon. Punch Edge & Co -
schrs Ida A jayne, Mills Richmond Abel Abbott; Gem
Akeriy, 81 John b, A Heney Faylla Cross Barnsta
bic master; George Green, Chevalier Newark. Low
y Godwen williams stamford. amford NanufacI urlng
Co; Petrol Herrick, Ncuvtas. Cuba. Warren Ray
FOREIGN PORra
LONDON oct l6-Arrived ctr ys. de Marseiles, from
New Orleans Havre; Rhiwindda, from NewYork, at
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 15.-Arrived Coperncus from New
QUEENSTOWN Oct l5sailed to-day. str City of Berlin
from Liverpool for New.York -
IAvANh Oct. 15Arived 18th inst British Empire,
New YORK l4th inst str city OF Merida from vera
Cruz for New,York.
LoS%os OCT. I5-sailed 10th inst Columbia 18Th INST
Green Jacket Hamburg the latter for NewYors, Hayre
Saucton the latter for DoDoy Knross Minnie the at
Warsaw for New Orleans; lth nst Annapolis for NeW.fOk
Iuona Famig for Phiadelnhs Casteio bTsgShe Emms
for Charleston, one for NewOreans.
Arrived 7h ins Cavalier Eleanor 9th inst Terita Theia
l2tn inst Bernhar ChI1stiane Sh ins Moses 10we h
at Dartmouth. Sirius of sciy, Der at Portsmouth
l. IN inst Argu, emeser Gloamne hecn TpT and lost
sails Peeblesshire. sarah b Cam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
A CITY WITHOUT WATER.
csToN. n. Y, Oct. 15.-The scarcity of

KINGSTON, n. Y. Oct. 15.-The scarcity of
water Ia many parts of this city is becoming a
serious matter For some weeks past, families and
business houses have been drawing water from the
river and creeks at great The streams
very low and the river water is almost unit tor
Water Is being sold in the streets daily at ten cents per
tub and upward. The street cisterns arc empty Should
a fire occur. the loss would be most disastrous, and
might nvOve hal the city. In view OF all these Facts,
works under charter OF The last
LEGISLATURE voted down bY the capitalists ana tax
payers here yesterday OTa majority OF 262 votes. ana
me strange spectacle II presented OF cy with over
II OO0 Inhabitants really determining to 1--we without
xt.fn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
EFFECTS OF CHARLES A. FIGHTER SOLD.

The art rooms OF Thomas T.. Kirby, at No. $40
Broadway. were crowded yesterday afternoon at
tins sale of the effects Of tine latc Charles A. FcciteT
i he dramatic profession was well represented The
prices obtained were small. The proceeds. 1t was
announced, Viii be used III the construction OF the
monument 10 Mr. Fcchter M Ihi adriphla. lie
costumes Of Lude MciHOttc ana Don CGgdr seemed
TO be me most highly valued by me bu, ear. The
collection OF swords contained some inc SIP cImeus
ar. FcchteT'a IlvOrItc Oaic Brought Ouy SIS and
an antique swOid $40. Tue steel agmor suit, which
was entirely new, brought $3l. InryugIou. tho
sale a split Of business was displayed, ana there
were apparently no relic hunters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
KILLED on IHn RAILROAD.

PITTsBURG, Penn, Get. 15.-Mary StCiu-
baugh ana william CraInp. the victims OF the railroad
disaster on Saturday night died at Western Penn
syiyana o,pital lsst night. These make thirty deaths
up to the present time.
BRIDGEPoRT, Conn, Oct 15.-Ihe express train for
New-Yo,k, wnilo passing through East Bridgeport tins
morning. struck Two boys DaGic J.. ana William Nolan.
Daniel. age eleven lived Only snort time. william,
age seven. WI ! recover.
SYRACUSE, \. Y, Oct, 15.-Lawreuce r. Mccarthy,
age Iourcen Of syracuse, WAS run over at APuiIa
the Syracuse aud Binehamton Railroad last evening
and was instantly Killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
SHTP VIEWS.
PORr OF NEW.YO3k.....-OCr Is.

At.NNEs
Str Cmtria (Ger Ludwg, Hamburg oct3 to Kunhardt
-.,,- %. IT,. A.
g. Hrunswick. Ca TO- fOtt HoyM l. with mGse 10 Z IL NAL
Tory & co. , ,.,., ..,.--,., 1T. 80, ,,.,-,.
ma Aug l. KOlc T. singapore ~ Port sah sept Ia Gibraltar
70 win TO ilcnd-faOn Bros.
SIS the ealI ti , trirves Patras pit d. Iarfa
rnna % Denia aud Gibraltar - wth rul 10 LaWrenct
lilies a Coz weasel 10 Seager bfus.
EarK oxford trl, oincn GrIntol % dlls In ballast TO
Enwrng Archibald anchored at sandy Hook Tor nIdefs
t,ara Fremudeu ORR Tcern, Glasgow ~ ddy Win IRON
10 order: vessel 40 G. Tobias ~ 60.
Saes Mcdm tD Mckenzie. Amsterdam - days IN ballast
10 j 4 " htney q Co. .
,rg Aust, Prenuda Lancaster Al lays ballast
TO Bros.
SpeItlen blDdO uiNs, WIN non
Order. Vss., -lOCOvch a 20.
a.s'ihod ~ "ifh
1, Ienhail. Po.ritlg ~ G.. =. 49,
n,r lryiatan son Iorse8sn, Pian II days with old
r,, an uty larrcis D. funch. Eyo ~ Co.
Tug John AcDImOtt (uf Ut je1er Oni Davis Aunefa A
lav. VI a IN ou w u Marvel. weasel ~ A ADDoL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
HOME NE us,
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon Hotel-Senator ID. w. voorhees,. of In.
diana Erry,n Theodore ID. Woosey or
Haven and J. n. Thayer Of Andoyer Mass snd o VII,
United Cons III General at ST refers
burg -. nns HotSL-Ch'ef Judge Charles j. f0iger;
OF York Court OF Appeals William u Bostw'SR Oh
Ithaca Henrv c. Kelsey Of New Jersey and C0lonel ~ W
Cole Of Nashville .St,rant Congressman VII
IAN Iounsbery. Kingston. ". " General O. Grover .
A. and f. Brownell of st Louis Grdnd Cttra n0e-
f. Eaton, ol Kansas ST. James H9et !o1
w Foruey of Philadelphia Windser HoD Judge A. "
Haskel IL south Carolina Hotel Brunscek-G Caven'
dish Dontlnck O gland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
FAVORABLE COTTON REPORTS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. ia report was is
sued by the Agricultural Department to-day showing
The condition of the crop Compared with the
returns received at the time last year. there j.
gain Of cent. The Atlantic States all report the
crop two weeks earlier than lest year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
FAILING; TO BEAT HIS BEST TINE.

At the Prospect Fair Grounds yesterday st.
Julien who attenuted beat his record OF 81
for purse of $1,000 only succeeded in making the mic
IN 2:I2 The fine, and the track. which
had ben specially prepared for the occasion, III
splendid condition. lie of the attracted
large number Of spectators and II is estimated that
1000 persons present Sr. Julien TOOK ire track
OF $3.50 D. NJ and uade TIE ifst quarter 81 seconds.
the haf me IN l:l2a the three quarters in 1:49. aud
the mile IN 2:23. ON the SECOND trial. however, he
made the first quarter 33 seconds the half
OLA the three quarters in 1:3sl2 aud the mile III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
NOTICE ~ UfRTNERS.

OFFICE Ll5lTTH USE BOARD,
WASHINGTON Gc. l.. 1881
On or abon Oct 49, 1880 Light slip 81 formerly the
Winter Gu shoa Light station coast Of Virginia
~ VIII b. station and
relief ght ship "A wall be removed This vessel Is painted
rei wh words Winter Quarter IN large white etcrs
side and the number 80 on TIE stern Hoop IRON
mark. pahtei red, At mnnma5 head The Ght TO
be exhibited viii be the that shown from
NO2i.
by ordcr OF the Lighthouse Board, JOHN RODGERS,
Rear Admiral u. y. Navy, Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16

New-York Rife Club, for which 81 prizes are
offered. distributed "a follows: 81 to first class 30
TO second class and 1S prizes to longrange rifle
men. FRS. class rifemen are defined as those VINO
have made more than AZ out Of possible 80 at 200
yards, and second-cass rldemen those who have
never made over AZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
RAPID TRANSIT IN BROOKLYN.

Property owners in FultOn-st., Brooklyn, are
endeavoring 10 perfect organization opposition
the construction elevated road in front of their
property The subs stock of the Brooklyn
Ran Transit Company. formed under the direction Of
tie Commissioners OF Rapid Transit. Will meet for
ganz October % 1T No. 346 Fuon-st, that city.
Thirteen directors Z chosen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16

1t was at late quarterly meeting of the
SeVenti1ay Baptist Churches In Wisconsin, that two
cergymeu to present papers on the same day and
question OF precedence having arisen Mr. A sprang
to his feet aud sald think Brother b. ought 10 have
the best on the program me- ne Is an older man
than and, besides. Is full OF his subject" When
audieDc" remembered that Brother BIS subject
1.-The Devil" cheerful smile seemed 10 beam around
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
A COLLISION IN VIRGINIA.

PETERSBURG, Va, Oct. 15.-TwO freight
trains the seaboard and Roanoke Railroad met IN
collision Hanson Station to-day, Oae of the loco
motives knocked ron the track and BADLY injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
FRENCH OPERA FOR NEW ORLEANS

John DAVIS, business manager OF tue French
Opera House Of hcw-Orleans, arrived Ia Chs CITY
4 thursday evening To make arrangements lor the
season Tor NJ &c Beau?lans French Opera COMPANY
which viii arrive III THIS city about Oct0scr2I, by
thu 81 amer st. Laurent Inc leading rcsidsnIa at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
SALE OF a RAILROAD.

SAN Francisco Oct. 15.-The Seattle and
walia Wali k .lroad Eas been purchased by Henry
Willard. Yesterday morning formal possession
taken Of the property by General :. a Taunait
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
SHARP RATE.CU TING IN THE WEST.
CHICAGO, OFT. 15.-The war in railroad

fares ST. Louis still Rates this morning by
the W bash So FOR tickets limited 10 one day aud
IS unlimt d. The Chicago ana Alton sold limited tickets
at the price. but kept to regular rates for I'M
limited tickets. This Afternoon Wabash made another
o. 81, making rates to St Louis 81 They are selling
tickets very Rapidly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16

An Irish porter closing shop one rainy
evening" TOOK Oh his coat ~nic quitting up he shutters.
When asked wi went IN his shirt sleeves IN the
rain, sure." said he doqt want dry coat 10 20
lOIns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
RACING AT NEWMARKET,
LONDON. Oct. 15.-At Newmarket to-day the

race or the third great Caae sc stakes OF. aud
wos won by Mr. " 5 CrawurPs twOyearOd estuut
nily TheaIs. ran, inc uding Mr.. p Lori
ards thTeeyear-O chestnut colt Mistake who finished
] laE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
r. z. K.
Railways Ready Relief.

THE CuEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINE FOK FAN
lily USE IN THE WORLD.
ONE so CENT BOTTLE
WILL CURE MORE COMPLAINTS AND PREVENT
THIS SYSTEM AGAINST SUDDEN ATTACKS OF EPf-
DENIES AND CONTA6Iogs DISEASES THAN ONE
HUNDRED DOLLA RS EXPENDED FOR OTHER NED
ICINEs OR MEDICAL ArrEN DA NCE.
THE MOMENT hAUWAT'S READY REtIFFZS APP.
Piled EXTERNALLY-OR TAKEN INTERSAGIY AC-
CORDING TO DIHECIIONS-PAIN, FROM WHATEVER
CAUSE, CEASES TO EXIST.
In all cass where pain or dcomiortis experienced or
with Influenza Dlphthera throat, Mamps Bad
Coughs H0arsonesS Bilious Collie Inflammation OF tie Bowels.
Stomach. Lungs. Liver Kidneys with Group. Quosy.
and Ague. with Neuralgia Headache Tic DooreaI
Toothache, Earache, Neryousnass Seepessness or With
LumbasO Pain IN the Back. Rhcrm1sm, with Dfar-
rhea Cholera Morbus Dysenery with Burns scads
Bruises with strains Cramps, 5pssms the application
OF RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will cure you Of tho
worst OF these complaints in a few hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.
kfINIATU RE ALMANAC.
IN DAY

blE sun 'Sts ~ ClocR SLOW ih oSs
Moon set... 4J7 AooL souths 10 52 MooHs II
IIGH WATER TO-DAY A N.
Sandy HOOK 5js Gov Island. di5 Hen Cato 1874
AGA WATER ro.DAY-P. NJ.
sandy HoOE.. G20 GOV. !sanl. 6:J5 Toll dite S47
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
EEEECTUAL AND CHEAP.

EFFECTUAL AND CHEAP.
Dyspepsia, bilious attacks headache ana other ills
only Oy removing their KIDNEY WORT
be the eectua remedy for
for babual cOstvencss. which alcts millions of the
American people, Farm and Preside
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
ROUGH WEATHER AT SEA.

The brig Ramarez Captain A. A. Barnard, sailed
from tins port for MIuItItaD, Mexico. July ~, and
IT has been feared Ov the owners AMI friends OF
those On board that she lost III tine hurricane
in winch the CITY of Vera Cruz went down, rs the
average voyage is between twenty and twenty five
day. James j. Ferris, OF the Marine INTEL grnce
Bureau, No. 81 Od-slIp, Yesterday received the
first information OF the vessels arrival at her desiI-
nation, september 81, after having met with
severe experience during the hurricane and other
gales.
/ he bark Midas arrived from Amsterdam vcster-
day aui the captain reported that September 3, IN
a timex fog the vessel was ia collision wltn an un-
known SpanisL bark. The lattei's bows crashed
into the quarter of the Midas aud caused the loss OF
her jIbbOOm, fore-r gging aud other damage The
Midas lost her III III II rigging which had TO be cut
away before the vessels codld De separated.
Several steamships ana other vessels, which ar
rived yesterday, report having encountered severe
gales he steamship Peer of the Realm, from
Mediterranean potts. off the Western Islands had
westerly gales October 3, 4 and s. The steamship
Frurs Castle. lrOm Chinese ports, had terrific
gale with heavy aud confused seas October i.
wearing from southwest tn northwest anu lasting
lLIity-six hours. Again. October z, "A severe gaze,
WIN hign seas ANA hard rains, lasting sixteen
hours, was met with.
The Austrian bark Mattea, on October g. met
wt a hurricane that lasted fifteen hours. The
Was very nigh, and the bark lost her foretopmast,
InaintOpmast and mIZzcn topmast ana an entire
SAL, oi sails. Her boats were stove and her cabin
flooded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

DID You Know IT?
people suffer for years from kidneys and torpid
and II know such person tell them that
WORT certain II be han in either
liquid dry vegetable powder. Tho same effect
either way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16

Wright Smith, manufacturer OF SILK goods IN Pat
crsgu mas failed much 70 The sdrprse OF his cred
Itors who sugpused tHIC lie was financially sound.
He emplo, ed 100 men and turned out gOOGs NJ the
rate $50 900 10 10000 month. The liabilities
aiuouu4 10 abont S2jO. 900. Oh this sum Whitney
d Mathews OF No. 50 LeOnaTI-st., tins city, have
claims for 81 60 900 tuey haid goods their store
tn the amount Ol Tl20, 0O0 ana have entered judg-
mont agalnst all tAe property Paterson for
500, OO5 A meeting of the credItOts was held
yes erday at tine Astor House. iis of unsecured
CT, CItOIs whose CLAIMS were over $1,000 was pre-
scented among them are the following: kingman
d freeman, 1898: }. }. Scot, Of Paterson,
cG.392; GienwO1d Mills. $3.50 33 Streeter u
Aaynew. $6,90l 81 Haskell SIX Company,
S5l14 Oh j. T. Walker, aS.573 J3; AmmIdon,
Lane Il Co., Sl,023 %. \ llSt was submitted CIV
ing total OF claims amounting 10 $11,53S. but 1t
ted. 4 statement was real showing the assets az
Paterson 10 be valued at I7l.734. of which the
stock, etc, ut G30 037.