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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK SEPT le 1881
AnRINYtsI

PORT OF NETWORK sept l6, 1881
ARRIVED.
Steamer san Antonio. Burrows Sept T. Kew West
~, with mdse and passengers 10 { "a Maiory a Co
steamer erssa tBr stuart baltimore a. hours
TO SeaKer Bros
steamer Lord Congwood OBI. Ashby. Baltimore in bal
last to simpson & Spence.
ship British America. Windsor Ms Iockhvr Aptyern
~ daVS with mdse In ORDER Snow a
Bark Fortunate Repeto uta Schianno Cork AZ days in
ballast order 40
Bark Cara !Nor) Tonneson, Cardiff days. in ballast to
Punch, Edge & w
schr Luly Cole Charleston days; with lumber TO 7 e
Iasher vessel 10 Evans, Ball g. 60. - -
Bark EReria OF ~ John. II, Carter Hull 33 days with
chalk 10 order; vessel 10 Scammall lsros 'N' "'"
BARK Mariner OF sack yillo M Thuunott
with steel rails to order; vessel 10 T. Nevius SON
Brig Brady OBI, Harvey Windsor NJ q davs with
plaster to b King Il co vessel j 4 Co 1888
Schr Galena lBr Gilchtisb StJohn, NB days,
Schr Avon (r) stevens Windsor Ms IL DAYS with r,as
ter TO j Is King 4 Co; vessel 20 J Whitney q Co.
the MOVEMENTS OF SrEAAEas.
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN Sept l6-Saied, steamer City OF Richmond
Leitch, from Liverpool Tor New York, hence to-day
CROOKIANEN l6--ArrVei, tina Nss.
YORK Tor Liverpool, at IL y
AMERICAN PORTS
BOSTON, Sept l6-Arrved, steamer Roman, Phlaaephia
Sailed steamer Daniel SJeinman York.
VINEYARD HAVEN, sept lO-Onited States shin
Portsmouth sailed to day for Newport f
PHLAUKLPlnA, sept l6-Arrlved, William sport
from Salem, Ashland nom Richmond Equator from fa
River Mdyf0wer from Now-N Ne
Cleared steamer Illinois for Liverpool.
BALlAOkR, sept iO-NrlNcd, Defiance .,ewbern
York,
WEST sept l6-Arrved. steamer spray Csr Herscn
with
HAvANA, sept l6--Arr1ved steamer Nankin tBr, fron
Mexican ports She Will sail Tor New-Hork tomorrow.
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NATIONAL HOTEL, WASHINGTON, d. c.


SIR: have Ind the honor your polite note
without date, but left this hotel
Having special ambition TO acquire notoriety Az
sasanation-n which II Seems have the misfortune
diner from you-and believing that the you
propose In the best ascertsning the truth Nhogh
perhaps satisfactory some methods OF procedure
recently adopted In this country, IL 10
the best manner OF answering letter Ia by
phac silence, relates to the special matters
therein forth. but without admitting che truth Of
your charges aud leaving you TO carry your
in the last sentence OF that note he wisdom Of which
cannot accept even on yonr assurance Seeking
part only such protection the laws Of my country
afford, am yours truly, j. =. CHKIsrIASCY
This letter surprise to Mr. Christiancys friends,
who think he should have noticed tho challenge Tho
robbery Of the jewels is a heavy blow. When leaving
Perm for this country he asked TO take charge Of
box OF valuables belonging to American lady there,
who had lost largely by the war. The box contained
jewery of various kinds estimated To be worth about
$4,000. The robbery effected by burglars who got
into his by of false koy in HIS temporary
absence
Ex-Minster Christancy is already poor man, and
able TO the expense OF tho divorce suit he
conducting lie has lost his connection with the legal
interests OF his State and to-day he really has
more OF his sons having turned out badly This
last blow heavy and he feels IL keenly.
1t s reported tonight that warrant has been issued
for the of DR. LugenDeel under the laws of the
District of Columbia the act OF sending challenge to
mortal combat IL punishable by fine and Imprisonment
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DIED..

~,oI tne ste Rev. Dr. II Gflett - "~~~"
Notlce OF funeral hereafter.
Hsrry Wsr oSSneenwlen Conn, after prolonged Illness
funera services Church Of the ps.t s,h
O'Clock D. "SA~ ScP'euOef 10 NJ
Hartford Ne"'HaveD and Poughkeeusle papers please copv
saturday September 10 at Red SULPHUR Springs
1911 q" ~e ~'N year Oh her
uttered at Greenwood Cemetery, New-York
WALTON Thursday morning 18Th ms, lam, tror,.,.
Wall VIE OF The Rev. Thomas wan and daavhter a. the
of her ags. - - - IA '"' ~Sl1 year
Funeral services Phillips PRESBYTERIAN church 7sat
sho hsdison-ave, on Saturday morning II O'Clock
34th age ---' ." NV
eisuVes and friends attend the funeral
vices on Satuniay, September IL al o'clock M n. from
Christ Church. Fast ORANGE " ~ 1870 y 49, IVA
Train leaves ChTstOpber AMI
e. vii De IA waiting ~ Arlington Avenue Station.
IN kindly requested that ~ flowers he sout -
NdLLlS-At New-HaInburg " Y Septeuber IL 1881
lsm Iien1y Ills Ina the I'D year of are
services al Zion Church, Fails n v
on Mondays September 10 at 2.s5 d. in " -
NFAges wll Hudson River Railroad train leavfay
ewYork al ~ an. 1880 N N'n having
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TROUBLE on ACCOUNT 0FA CIRCUS.

FRANKFORT, KY, Sept 16.-The city coun-
Gil refused to let Adam Forepaugs circus unload in the
city limits account of a Misunderstanding about
license The railroad people got out an injunction from
County Judge Thompson enjoining tho Mayor from IN
terfering with the railroad in unloading the wagons and
animals The sheriff made application TO the Governor
for assistance he ordered the MoCreary Guards
to enforce the injunction Sheriff Hawkins arrested
Mayor Il. IL. Taylor, Jr. and the wagons ana animals
unoaded without any further trouble. IL
feared that there would be b0odsned but the action of
the Governor, right wrong, prevented loss or life.
The McCrcary Guard are still Oh duty. A large crowd
this circua tonight.
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Post Once Nouce.


The foIeyn mails Tor inc wees eaiin. sArrpD.v
september II, 1851 Will close Office on rTr SDay
~ DSo a. M f9F Enrope by steamship AhssinA useas-
to"n on w lIlDN soDAN Al ESQ
snip tlbe wa Southampton and bremen (cores.nec fr
ireland must be specially <dircSsell, fnr
ny steamship buthila,
l0r Great ban anu other European countries mus L. -
cl@y addressed, and
snip 81 German, wa HaVrc: on THURSDAY Al ESQ Il -
tot IuIoF " steamship city OF BIussels ueenstoy1
lot Germany and FraAce specially
anuIossc; ahd Al $3.50 a for Europe,
9iiE va f8 mouth SheTOourg and Hamburg sAfUR-
DAh ~ $50 a No. Tor europe by
OneenSt0rn correspondence r-t
DC specially ssiC~sc al IL AIN, Scotland iircf 20
steamship fuIlcssla via Glasgow and l,.ss
by steamship Neckar VIA southampton reeu ana AZ
~ ~ m, lOi Belgium direct by steamship Nrderand va
Antwerp The mails for Bayt cUso WItDN HSDaY ~ q
laaliS iOr newfoundland close ~ , N,
lac mslis Tor iioduras and Livingston close ESbAY
AZ o;do lho CuDx. Mersc,
close on Al lSDA1 a $50 The
lle " tsi lntlcs, SdNaiilua, &C.
he Tor Venezuela
nj m The malls for Jamaica West Indies ,os ~,
SAIO kDAl al Al The Iae.u ri..s
September Ia At The Tor AustraIia- g.
close September IL a 1907 m
HENRY q. PEARSON, Postmaster
Post Office. New.YorA sept IL ISL
The Fail Fnshisn Hats Gentlemen IA tntrasp,o.
THIS day 10y tsfkAsCitKID llo NaSSau-si.
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OBITUARY.
HENRY WARD JOHNSON.

Henry w. Johnson, of the firm of johnson s.
egns marine underwriters and adusters OF averages
AT NO. 81 Walst. died at his summer house at Green
wlch Conn., Thursday from on the neck from
winch he had been suffering for eight months He was
oorh III connecticut In 1921 and to this city when
boy entering the service OF the Atlantic Marine
ance Company. In later years he connected with
me Mutual safety Insurance Company sduster OF
losses III 1874 ne become connected with the firm of
Jones johnson, average adusters continuing nm I'll
us2a when the hrn dissolved the retirement of
wafer H. Jones, and A. Foster Higgins became
claten with Mr. johnson. He leaves a WIFE The funera
WI" take place to-day at the Church of the Heavenly Rcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
S. COVAS.

). Covas, cotton merchant and general inn
porter OF merchandise. at No SO sonest died at his
home In New-Brunswck N j., yesterday morning. Mr.
Covas was born In Greece in 1916 and came TO this
country thirty ago, engaging mercantile bust
ness In New.Orleans under the firm name OF Covas &
Ncgreunde. He TO this city in 1861 and estab-
nsheu the business which continued until his dealt
Slone-st lie was member of the Produce and Cotton
kchaVes ana was highly respected among his business
associates. lie leaves estate valued at about
81 600 o00 which is divided between his wife and
children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
EXPORT TRADE IN PROFESSIONS.

WASHINGTON, Sept 1G-The Chief of the
Bureau of Statistics reports the total values OF the
exports OF domestic provisions, taow and dairy pro
ducts for the month OF August, 1881, were 900
and for August, 1880. $lO,0O5,5l0. For the eight
months ending August 81 1881, $93,l ,444 and for
the period in 1880 1903. l0l 665 The total yaues
OF provisions and allow for ten months ended August
81, 1881, Sl03t44 924, and for mouths ended
August 81 1880 500 $4,000. The values of the dairy
products for the four months ended August 81 lSSf
$l0G2l ,276, and during the same period In 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
AMERICAN PoMoL0GICAL SOCIETY

BOSTON, Sept. 16.-Among the awards of the
"noer medals by the American Pathological Society
tue following: For the best miscellaneous collec
" apples oy society-A silver medal to the Mon
sr horticultural Society For the best collection OF
enr ~ " 'er iheoAi 10 James A. Ricketts,, of New
fniis sn, ror the best miscellaneous collection OF
and nns pears peaches, piums, grapes. wild fruits
a SILVER ns@>s ~ s4s Michigan horticultural
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
MlDNIGHI WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS,
Synopsis for TIE pnst "a hours.


WASHINGTON, Sept II. 1 a. m.-The bar
ometer is highest in WEN gland and the Canadian
maritime Provinces and lowest in the Northwest The
temperature has fallen from Zoe in the Ohio Valley:
tennessee Cloudy rainy weather has prevailed In the
Ao region the Northwest, Middle and South Atlantic
'es uurlhg the day. Easterly winds continue in New
and the Middle Atlantic States southerly winds
ue south Atlantic States and the Mississippi Valley
& pis are missing from the Lake region, tue North.
west and the Gulf Coast. ' ~
Indications FOR todau
tne MI ddle Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather
~ b ~ iocal rains, east TO south winds, stationary
vi nlgher barometer and temperature.
TOT the New-Engand States fair weather winds
eastery, stationary lower barometer nearly
CdWtondry Signdls
Cautlonary signals continue at. Cane Nav Cbinco.
Bfeakwater; Cape Henry Atlantic CITY, Barue.
d. a;, sunny HOOK, New-York New-Haven New-Iondon
RUM JUDITH East shoreham, Newport and Duluth.
Indications tor tomorrow.
Inc indications that fair weather viii prevail 70.
Gay and probably tomorrow in the Ohio VALLEY Tan
heFseeS and the Gulf States. '' 800
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DAMAGE AT VARIOUS POINTS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 16.-A dispatch from
Austin New says that fire there yesterday morning
DESTROYED twenty buildings including the odd Fellows
and Masonic Halls. The loss is over 100000; insur-
ance $4,000.
WILKEsBARRE, Penn, Sept. ia fire this morning,
cansed by the explosion Of coal oil lamp DESTROYED the
Irving Hotel In this city, The loss is $1,000 which
covered by Insurance.
suNBURY, Penn, Sent 16-wagner & Scnlly's planning
mill and private residence destroyed by FIRE
$4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
VETERAN REUNION At CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, Sept. 16.--The veteran soldiers
parade moved at noon 1t headed by "A detachment
OF poee then followed the Marietta Battery Ohio Ma
tonal Guards then the Mexican veterans and the skee-
tons OF regiments of the late The in citi-
tehs dress wearing only badges indicate their reg
ment corps Everywhere the streets were lined with
ssppauun& muititudes, aud the ladies. in many in
ssiees, with tearIu eyes, waved welcome the
Ihvors OF the war. The veterans responded TO the
S , as they marched along. Before reaching the
,; az wheh they were TO dsband the veterans were
-e'ioWed Ny G0vernOr Foster and stat horsebaok.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17

a careless diet, change of water, oracold set
Ting in the bowels very often brings season Of
the year an obstinate diarrhTa affection Of
the stomach or smpcrng the fc The patient III
you would treat such complaints rational way try at
once DR. Jaynes Caminative Basam, simple but safe
remedy In such attacks, and equally eectus
of cramps, cholera morbus. dysencry summer COM
plants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
RAILROAD TRACK DESTROYED.

ROME, n. Y. Sept. 16.-Toward noon to-day
fire occurred thirty miles north OF here a long line OF
cord wood piled along the Rome. WATERFOWL and Oc-
densbnrg Railroad track. about WIliamstown In burn
ing the wood tumbled the track the track was
destroyed for distance OF six miles The rails were
heated red hot aud were warped out of share. The
ties were burned. The tram from Rome nut hack
wheu II reached the Trains VIII be unable TO pass
for two days more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
ACCIDENT TO A PASSENGER TRAIN.

FICKsBURG, Miss, Sept. 16.-A wcstbound
mali traln ran or the track Codmards Depot this
morning, and sleepngcar passeng ger car and supen-
tendents car were thrown the track and many pas
sengers slightly hurt seriously Miss Emma Gold
man. OF Waterproof, La, hurt seriously; Carrie
mospy OF warren County, Miss seriously; Miss Mary
~ bieu Oh NeW-orleans seriously A. D. Caltharp, Of
nlhhchs ohd seriously the Rev Elias George mite,
La Skull Fractured; Israel Putnam, Griffin, Ga. left
shoulder seriously crushed The latest accounts report
Pa tiV lur ~-@~NnNN -
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4 DEAD BODY IDENTIFIED.

The body of the man found at Pier No. 10
North River yesterday. recognized last night that
OF James Hughes. fifty years old, Of Onc-hun
drcd aud sixty-hfth-st. and Tenth-ave His
Peter said that when he left his father
Monday last the latter drunk The friends of
Hughes claim that he met with foul play, but the police
Inclined believe he fell into the river while
drunk and drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
TIE EUROPEAN SOUADRON

WASHINGTON, Sept 16-A dispat CHI to the
Navy Department from Rear-Admrd Howell, COM
manding the European Squadron dated Vefranche Sep
tenber B. reports that the flagship Trenton expected
leave that port the 9TH inst for Hampton Roads The
dalena WAS at Leghoin, Italy, the Npsc at Verranche
ana Tue sunnehang on the to Marseillrs thence
Port Mahon The health OF The squadron e1eeent.
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'RiRUNB OFFICE, Sept. Ill n. m.-The movement
IN 'he barometer yesterday upward. Early in the
oay there was rain the storm clouds broke however
oeioe noon ana FAIR weather followed which connu ed
I'D Midnight The temperature ranged between 63o
and 7 the average 1870 being 34o higher than on the
Thursday ~ ' y"
an or partly cloudy weather and a higher tempero
ture' may be expected tod in tins city and vicinity
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FOREST FIRES IN NEV- YORK.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. 16.-Forest fires are
reported as raging ut Pine Valley, Dayton about
thirty-hVe miles south OF the city, the line of the
Buiiao, New-fork and Philadelphia Railway. Tele-
graphic communication Is shut of, tho poles being
burned down. number of large have burned
down ana Tell across the track the railroad Several
Residences and nnmber of hnusnA Ln0nhsr with
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JOHN w. BROOKS.

BOSTON, Sept. 1G.-A telegram announces
'he oeath o John W. Brooks, Of this city, at Heidelberg
ohthehhne In the sxy-third year OF his age. He
for many Identified with Western raj roads having
hGld me position OF president of the Burlington and
MlsEourl Railroad and afterwards OF the Michigan Cen
tra lie has been Ia poor health for seyera mont MS
pl9baDy uied OF paralysis OF which he had previously
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LOSS OF 5000 600 AT oswFco

OswEGo, N. Y, Sept. 16.-Fire, which orig
mated last night in a house the foot Of
Waterst spread TO large lumber yards adjacent. and
cansed loss estimated at $4,000 Among The lumber
firms which suffered C. H. Getman $4,000 to
S7ooo0 KENYON. Wright & Co.. 100000: PAGE Fair
child Co., $4,000: Bond. Jenkins Co, $4,000 r.
W. Rathbone Co., 81 oO0 and f. H. Barnes sc. 900.
Insurance, S142. GOO in the following comnanies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
JEAN BAPTISTF NOTUONR

LONDON, Sept. l6.Baron Nothomb, the Bel
gian statesman, la dead.
Baron NothOmb who was born OF humble parentage
III tho Duchy OF Luxembourg, In 1905 began his puOnc
career as journalist He took a leading part in pro
noting the freedom OF Belgium and the establishment OF
constitutional government In that country. Az
Minister OF Public Works, he displayed great
energy in constructing tho railroads and canals which
nave aided so much TO the prosperity OF Belgium lie
favored the separation OF Church and State,
unpopular III loi5 by his friendly attitude toward the
CAthoHc party lie then entered diplomatic career,
ana represented Belgium with success at several
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17

al don't sce," said one PHILADELPHIA lady
10 another, " don't see how yOu live door 70
roluns mn. Doesn't the clamor annoy night"
Not bit, was the reply In fact IL rather soothing
II browns the sound OF my husbands snoring"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
MIR. THEODORE b. STARR.

Visitors independently Of to purchase an in
vied to the establishment Of
MIR. THEODORE b. STARR
NO. FOG FlFrHAVE, MADISON SQUARE,
Between 25th aud 26th-sts
The salesrooms oocupy The FIRST exhst,
every variety OF SOLID SILVERwARE Of unioue DESIGNS
Foreign and American WATCHES, &c. The sHooNp CON-
pses one Of the most extensive and complete stocks in this
country OF strictly 1rst-cass DIAMOND JEWEI.Ry N,
original designs nnest Solitaire and critically matched Ola
MoNDS, rare PEARLS Rnbes, Emeralds Sapphres Cats
eyes ana other precious stones GOLD JEWELRY novel
designs at close prices In the displayed choice col
lection of French CLOCKS, artistic BRoNZEs Alanta sets
Candeabra, &C, and decorative PORCELAIN OF the ROYAL
worcester, Minton ana other iaNOnte Wares Vases
Placolss- JsLsinlsrts-
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HASZEN-APGAR-At the homo OF the bride n September
H. lSSl by the Rev. Alex ander Prouft John
Miss Kate b. Apgar both OF nackvttstOwn. \. j.
FIELD-uANILAND-On "Wednesday, september Ia. lSsl
by Frends ceremony Henry c. Field u Adelaide
all OF Brooklyn.
MINER-HAND-On Wednesday, September Ia 1891 AZ
Brainard Church, Easton, Penn Rev A. Rus eli
Stevenson aud the Rev. DR.. ~ &. Porter D. Joshua l.
Miner, NJ. d., Of Wilkesbarre, Penn, Annie Hand
Al notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed Nth 6tu
name and address
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SENIOR cHRisuAycYs MsFoRrUyEs
CHALLENGED TO A DUEL AND ROBBED OF JEWELS
VALUED Al $1,000.

ny TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTRUSE.l
WAsHNGTON, Sept. 16.-Ex-M Minister Chris
tiancy challenged yesterday To light a duel by tho
brother 81 Mrs. Chrstiaucy DR.. French Luccnbcc and
to-day robbed OF Jewels valued AZ $4,000 which be
was keeping IN trust for American lady resident in
Peru DR. Lugenbce Is practising physician In Fairfax
County. Virginia Learning from the papers that Mr..
Chri-tancy IN the city, he attempted yesterday 90
Interview, with view termed IT, or set
Ting the matter. To this Mr. Chrisiiancy damurrcd
when the following correspondence ensued:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17

THERE CAN BE NO CORNER in the fall
shapes or gentemens hats introduced day 10y Knox
The halter Al 2l2 Broadway and Fifth Avenue Hotel
though the demand threatens early exhaust the re-
sources of his immense establishment. Call early
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17

SIR: Unless prefer confne yourself to assaults
upon women to warfare In print. and 10 similar holds
involving physical danger, viii at
spot IN Virginia which you may designate within
twenty miles Of Washington. Any communication ad-
drrssrd In The Of j. T.. Elchoz,
northwest, will reach 1t will Ice wise accept my
proposition Respectfully, f. LUGENBEEL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
THE Potato oROP PROSPECTS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-Reports to the De-
partment of Agriculture state that the general average
condition OF the potato crop September 1 was 10
showing dssine af 70 l. Ths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17

DAsHsoptember 10 at Newport L. at the resi- ence Of
Walter H. n Dash NidoSs
of the ate Daniel b. bash ot tins city, year OF her
-
Relatives and friends OF the family respectfully ~ TOD 10
morning, 18th inst, at 1873 ocuok - 10y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
A SUICIDES DEATH.

Joseph Knciscl. who himself al his home No oO3
East Fourtbst., yesterday. died Bellevue Hospital
soon after being taken there yesterday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
i1oIitical Nolces.

Republican Primary ElectOns.-The Republican As~o-
cailous In tlc several assembly Districts Will at
respective headquarters on FRIDAY evening september sol
1851 at ocock Tor the purpose OF eecng delegates and
alt rnates 10 state Convention 10 be held Cny
October 1881 excepting that ia tho NlNth Assembly Dis
lion 20 be constituted follows: ward deeeas
I'D ward. - desga and IN the ANINth
t1ct Ia convention constituted follows MART n
DELEGATES z4ib W ards delegates Kings Bridge
which conventions shah meet the NiN District Vest
65thst and Boulevard on SAru RDAN October 4 lssl AZ
O'Clock D. ano the NAlNth District AZ tuners
mont SATURDAY, October 4. 1881 ocock ~ u .nd
choose the delegates and altcnates
entitled al
sontstlon a. follows:
First Thirteenth.
Z
- ---- = I
4
-.-
.
4
.-.-- $780,. 4
Eleventh. 4rweptv.tl~i $500
IMelith -, SI twenty fOurth 3
Sreeas TO be forwarded 70 the Secretary the Cont
Committee immediately after the -
By order OF the Central Committee.
sv n s, ABIIAIiAM LENT President
sSk1S IS sN MIN }secretaries
XVIII Assembly District Republican, Associafion-T1e
snoNnnnittoe Oi the Central Ioa1ttcA No 25t
West 33tis On Monday, the ath inst, Tuesday tue
Ot INST between the hours OF 80 and 1880 O'Clock D. ~
FRANK RAYMOND,
ROBERT @. McCORb, ScOmmittee.
FRANCIS SNYDER. y
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AdRRIED.

Household Economy. Use ELRcTRosrILcoS for cleaning
and polishing gold anu slverNarc. Avoid limitations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17

condition last September 90 The severe and pro-
traced drOuth Is the chief of the unfayO rabe
Dut1n -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17

SHOWS the haromect variations ,.,s
es lnes divisions Sa
rgElaI white reps.nTs
aenhs thse hours
nntt Pharmacy. " sHe 'nen onleter AZ had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
"REMINISCENCES OF GENERAL BURNSIDE

Society. For the best collection Of Seeding pears-A
silver medal to b. 8. Fox, of San Jose Cal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17

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