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Abstract OF Meteorological Report for e Oe ended at y.
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HALF RATES FOR CHARITY.

70 the Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: You say in your paper to-day "that it
was denied at the Office Of the American Express Com
pany that the company had charged half for send
ing boxes Of any the Michigan sufferers and that
IL was stated that the company had office in ridge
port" ncosed note from Mr.. Capp Spooner, Super
intendent OF the Adams Express Company, Will settle
the question Of my yeracity respecting the payment Of
half rates 20 the American Express Company boxes
transported by this pany from PittsGeld Mass
Port Huron for the relief OF the afflicted The assertion
that the American Express Company has Office
Bridgeport is entirely grattitOns as anybody knows
that this express company be easily reached at New
York or Pitsdeld. The assurance that the American
Express Company IL now carrying goods 10 the Michigan
sufferers free of charge gives me the greatest sasfac
ton. H. \. T..
bridgeport. Conn., Oct g, 1881.
tOur correspondent is ovcr-sensitive We had no
intention of calling his veracity in question. We
laid his complaint before the officers of the expires
companies and they gave their explanations As
Mr.. Spooner. the resident manager of the ADAM
Express Company at Bridgeport, remarks in his
letter to our correspondent, there is eyIdeptIv q
misunderstanding concerning the transportation Of
supplies by express for the relief of tue MICHIGAN
sufferers On receipt of II. N. P.'s inquiry no tee
prsphed H. w. Dwight Assistant General Superin-
fendent of the American Express Company, at Bos-
ton asking if his company would transport the sup
plies without charge from Pittsiield, Mass, that
being the point at which that cOmpanys line termi
mated in that direction and at which it was proposed
to make transfer. In reply he received dis
patch from Nr Dwight advising him that half rats
would be made, and II. N. P.'s shipments were sent
forward according ly.-Edl
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sn,ings. are about TO execute deed conVeSls -
Teen trustees including Bishop COKE bshop 0in' "a,
snd president Anderson, Of Rochester UnlVerTlS' n
.ptire sanitarium establishment The properly -
Generously bestowed includes fortyonr acres Oh '"u
with the springs upon it, the large hotel %
0vmnasium commOdous bath houses ana pa'ii'' an
Fosters own charming residence with the groiu -,
g. As part Of an endowment for the san''' i'l rtor
ARE added to the gift the property known a. c1tStn
Block large business structure In tDe Ni'" 600 Tn
mud the Doctors life insurance policy TOT 7'-' ~
thus giving up his property. Dr. Foster s'a0' :.
his wish that treatment shall hereafter DO I'
eratuitousy as in former years. to needy Persos
,,aa,a ccrvmen missionaries and caehcr' Vi course
e. dor. Of the saniarium viii always be open 10 Eue''
who are able to pay 1t is estimated mat tne a'D,aaS
cost 10 the Institution of gratuiiouS care u, "ao1
,ors hast bag exceeded $4,000 annually IN lhe ueeu
% onnrev,pce Dr. Foster with wise f"reihought' gFos
,he nstce the power to change any OF the de'as %
rs lars but ne distinctly provides that IN care tpt
cief IIrpnse in hz gift Is perverted or IN cast 4e
,ari,itn shall De- managed merely a. enc to
money and I'm defiance of the benevoen features segI
Se1 nv the donor. then the entire properly sht pg t
and tie funds derived from the sa e Sia! he uat. ~
among certain large benevolent enterprises speclcu III
ha
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DIIU.
M residence r near n, SS9rcS Sr % T n. s month
F,aei AT iur,aaso Meeting House Oh soond day She l7th
pnoT~ER-on sunday october lG aamue 6. Brouuer son
Of The late J. H. nF9nr ~, invited 10 Attend tho
a DAVE EVENING "a, mig at 1cloc.
Go0nBuRNou sunday October ~ at the residence Of hs
i ion y = - =. Cariain William +. Goodburn
Notice oi mineral hereafter
KcTCuUM-ln Brooklyn, on Frldny. October H. Mrs A. ~
tst, and friends are invited attend the funeral from
october z at 2 o'clock p N.
ENAPP-On sunday october 10 after bcf Nlne3'' Laura
and friends family are invited 70 attend the
immoral services a. n on I1,l lSi y W. l9
57tsf Friends will please refrain from Offering flowers
board The United states ship Tennessee captain Edward r.
and Navy respectfully invited % attend the funeral ~
II is,kindy requested that no flowers be sent.
tEIVAIN- Saturday morning O,tObcr -. OF diphtheria
Lewis Bonne only remaining cLid Of Robert c AMI sophia
Funeral Monday, nth inst at o'clock p m at no lib
East 54th.st
oBREN-on SUNDAY morning. October TO- Ulysses smpsoa
Grant youngest of John J. ami Mary j. oBnen aged
years. monihs and II d~'S ~, ..-,.. 49,, 49,,
and snSs 1gS 81 M aeh &c. 20 Soyh
ST. on Tuesday. october Is, at O'Clock p NJ
mao r,oners OF the John Oren Association are hereby
notae to lpcgi II rooms NO SO Ludlowst rue.ay o6
tober IS at O'Clock p u in order 10 attend 1goIs nnsra
W. T. o'BRuS. Secretary.
ROYClOn the l3th iIst keZah widow OF the late John
Rovre. age ~ years, months and days
The friends % le family arc respeetfly invited
ia tnI the funeral services ut tho residence Of her sonn
law Rchard Taylor, 40 West l-Gts on Monday at $3.50
-. -. r,,,,t nj. ,,o.,,fr. g., 81. 81 -
for iutcrmtnt
sCoTT suddenly at the Victoria Hotel Friday. H.
Evelyn Scott e Of Edward T. scott aud daughter
q Walter &. Gursce.
Funeral residence Of her parents Irngtonon
Iutson- TUESDAY, October IL, At $3.50 o'clock.
Train Grand Central Depot ut o'clock Carriages ut
station.
SWAN his residence In this city No % EAst S3dst
SUNDAY morning. october Ia, Alfred J. swan.
Notice Of funeral Ia evening papers
Roche tter papers please copy
wEILsOetober IL Jonathan Tromaine Wells In the SD
year OF hLs .
Funeral services his late residence 80 woohhulst Brook
I'm. on TUESDAY, tbs lSth INST, NJ Ocl0Uk T. VI.
Int at Hartford. Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17
OBITUARY Y.
GOVERNOR LOUIS a. WILT.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct &C. Governor Louis A
Wilt died at l2:30a. H.

GOVERNOR LOUIS a. WlLTX.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. lG.-GovenOr Louis A.
Witt. died at l2:30a. IN.
Governor Wilt was born In Louisiana In I843 on
his fathers side he Of German ancestry. He was
prominent business man, being vce-president Of tho
Louisiana State National Bank. and manager Of the
branch situated In the Creole quarter OF New Orleans
Some years ago he elected Mayor OF New Orleans
being the first Democrat hold that Office after the war
In 1874 he elected to the legislature and he was
occupying the Speakers chair January d. 1875 when
General De Trobriand acting under General Sheridans
orders upset the Democratic organization of that body
In 1876 he was nominated for Lieutenant on
the ticket with Governor Nichols. On the Sth OF Jant-
ary 1877 he was installed by the Democrats the Re
pnblcans OH the day placing rMarshal Packard
and c. C. Antoine In office Governor and Lieutenant
Governor In April. 1877, President Hayes Withdrew
the troops NewOreans to their barracks whereupOu
the Democrats took undsurbcd possession Of the Gov
eminent In April 1879, he chosen president OF the
State Constitutional Convention 10 which he had
elected member. In the fall OF 1879 he elected
Governor Before the close OF the campaign o. 1879
Governor Witt became very III. and for several months
he in critical condition But he remained al his
post Notwithstanding the warnings OF his physicians
unul year ago last May when he left Louisiana for
trip 10 the North and west Returning again TO NewOr
leans Improved In health. he continued 10 dis
charge The duties OF Governor until few months mo-
WheD ne made trip TO Texas Last month he returned
70 LOUISIANA convinced that ms health would permit
mn 70 exercise his functions Governor. He there
upon informed Lieutenant McIncry OF his dis
ability and requested him to continue 10 act IA Govern
or TINS was looked upon the Governors final snr
render 10 inc disease which he had fought 40 long with
and for week there had been no hone
OF Ills recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17
RELIEF ALL AROUND.


The election of David DAVIS, ot lillnOls, as
President p tenn Of the Senate will ne relief to many
nersons and la the end Nill prove satisfactory 10 az
H. chief benefit the country just now VIII pe iouh IN
fhe rest il affords the STRAIN ana excitement htCc
sory consequent upon a SITUATION snch thal suuuth
illness or - stray pistol shot might ~ any moment MAKE
n Demncrat PRESIDENT and revDlntirU!lc The tenure OF
100 600 offices. tlnus ne relief 70 MT Bhyard
lc has said as muchO come down IRON Iaist position
when so lon, as he held it, ne must have found 50 mucn
nDbrage and such hostile forces actively aiaytu
against hiu Judge Davis VIII not 'hihA ne as uaNn
7,riz i'm m. lottery of assassination" viii anyone
accuse hin OF IT, hui ne viii make guoi presiding oceI'
and moss DIV me BEST that could be got Tor sen
ate so nearly equally divided Senator EdmundS' nov,
ever mas srg red himself mp hprors as grand
master in the art OF parliamentary tacll'S'
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORr Of SEW-YpRI ....oCr 10. 1881
AVpTA-rD

20 IT Of NEN-1 ~ ----I-I To LII
ARRIVED.
steamer Giants Castle Br Todd Yokohama uy - Kobe
o. -r,,,t m o. Fo.ChoB l. singapore 81, u, sept u,
Trt Sail, III and Gibraltar oct . ith teas sc, ia henderson
Bros ,..-..,.... ,rJ
A,taulrla with md,r and passengers 10 = " Hightman
Windsor, So. smith Antwerp 80 h4 - WIN
ola IRON fo order. vessel To- snow 4 Burgess.
r,ia a. rvcft Read Giblra 10 days with sugar ccaI'
n, Vnalt ilros. vessel Ia Jas r. Ward IS CO.
-rhr aIsu- Edwards. fashT, Charleston - uAya Win
lumber to @ huutCr son vesse! TO- \ van 'IuA"
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN IGh Arrived. steamer Indiana from Plia
l,lf't IA ou irr way o. Liverpool
Also arrived $50 IN. steamer ty OF Montreal Hom
,,rv So.k t, nrI 81 ~ Liverpool
sailed steamer Arizona from Avcroo! Tor Ne"'lorA al
1879 IN. ..,,,,,,. u,,rs
CHARLESTON. oct iGArriyci steamer Ravensburgh from
%r,y ugr,Ss oct lG-Auiycl steamer chase Ruatan for
Nv, York iut INTO TINS port oil 'luut "i a gale.
prr,u.pA. oct l|. steamer 'o'"uc,ll. ium iht N' or
rarau Tor The Dcd anchored ~ the Last enc ''
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HARPER & BROS,


The Mplcr's Dau9;.ter. Novel Iy Anne Beaie. 40.
paper 20 cents.
THOMAS Carlyle. by uoncaro o. Conway lha1isa''i
l2mO, cloth, 81.
r,ho E.,p,isul yre,ch 4 Brlghtoa story By william
pa1t WtIn - characteristic l!u srIOls 4jo paper, -
IT, ~, &, ,,,..c, Studies for tha Old World and the
New ~ Joseph uattOn. 10, paper, % coats
Aynia's Angel Novel By Anthony Troiop@ no.
paper 20 cents.
U,vpcr's Cycloprja of British and American Poetry
EDITED by Epes Slrsea I0yai $50 illuminated eot COB
orcd cdgCs - 30.
The Private Secretary. Novel ITO, paper 20 cehp@
No. 2UJ Ia the Franklin square Library.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORI.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
.Sy1oDsis for the Das! "a hours.

WAsH1ycroN. Oct IT. a. m.-The barome-
Cor is highest in the St. Lawrence Valley and lowest in
Texas The temperature has fallen in New-EnSland
from 40 to 1872 and in the Lower Lake region from - TO
10 it has risen slightly in other districts east OF the
Mississippi River. Rain has fallen since last report III
the Upper Lake region and the southern portion oi the
Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys IN all other ds-
trcts fair weather prevails The winds IN England
the Middle and south Atlantic States and Lower Lake re-
e1on are norheastery, in the Upper Mississippi aud
Missouri Valleys they sOutheastclly
Indications for t0-fGy
For the Mode Atlantic Statcs. weather, casterly
winds, rising followed by falling barometer elatha!
OF lower Temperature, a.,
For NeW-Eag fair weather nOrtheastcrly wlnos'
stationary or higher barometer lower temperature.
Indications tor iO-mOTrOiJ.
Fair weather is indicated for the Middle and South Az
lantic States for to-day and tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17
MIR U1SCOCK AND THE sPEAKERSHIP.
h n I'LL. L----L--- ~

The candidates for Speaker ot the House OF
Rrprescnlatiye- which meets carly IN December, are
aCn mn tor ,rIs-ion. Mr.. HscOrA, o. syracuse, has
organized his c.npa IN and viii probably starr WIN
most strength III. kassOn of lowe, ana MI kecd, 1I
Maine are hJli candidates and VIII have considerable
support but neither themls so well located geO@iaph
most use tu On the floor. Mr. Hs9On is an excellent
leader on the H0or the House and If left there VIII M
in some the place lett vacant III me li"use w
Gardeld H.. Is thoroughly weitA:JIacd, strong ana
ready in de 3c. and an excellent 2IrA Lnvntald. M
Reed wouT second most ably. H>cock would nc
respects better speaker tHau clthcF bdt c-
valuable as % leader the floor. The House Is kepuh
lcan by small majority, and should be 80 orGd%eu as
10 make this majority most elective.
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PHILADELPHIA PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD.

WILKEsBARRE, Penn, Oct. 16.-The Synod
of Philadelphia will in the First Presbyterian
Church, this city, Thursday evening next The Rev.
Wallace Radclf, Of Reading will preach the opening
sermon The Synod embraces all the Presbyterian min
sters and churches within nineteen counties Of the State
fnd portion OF Western Africa well the city of
fiadelpia In view OF the importance OF the coming
meeting Is expected that not less than four hundred
Gelesates viii NC In attendance
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paid 40 per cent and none where the debtor had re-
ceived any goods not paid for, on written false
statement. This bill contains a number Of other
provisions differing both from Judge LowelPs bill
and the old law.
The point recently urged that the discharge OF
Judge is not favorably commented on by lawyers:
They declare their opinion that the discretion of
any Judge however fair minded, if allowed too free
scope is sure to work inequality and injustice.
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HOUGuTON, liIFFLIN & ca.

Holiness Poems. Hludy-yolume Edition IN vols. !
mo, witt hEH portrait Cloth gt loi, - JJi hal' '. ~
morocco TIRE. @ 1', 81. seat, -
Eastern Proverbs and Eyn5lcnIs. Iluratin. Oh Trr'
=. .j"T o. ans 3ciIEsi Arl..ic oJr Z,
- r q. :. Volume XXI ol tAe "PmJsopHca LJ-arH'
oyo. gilt top, So %.
Bo.ton Town by Horace L. sca.lor l2no fully iiiJ-
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\ History OF 1Iat.ri.iisn. BY =. A. Lang No.u .,
H. completing h, |Ot@. Eo'u- % III O sle ''O ~,
Library" syo git top, - 90. Uc complete "os 'o.'-
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PUBLIC OPINION.

The oct of the Republicans in depOsing MI
p.rard aud elccting to the Presidency OF the cnae
Ju1 ge Dayiz OF Illinois viii brand with nalny te 60
,nnt headers OF the Republican parry '
zette (DeDJ ,--.e
Ohio evidesTy doesn't go Republican because aans
she the President When inc ] Way onis
ittIe stronger than before Nor-st0wn Herald piepJ
Both Davis and Malone being now In i thd
and harmonious Fellowship with the Repnhlcans' Inc
indeneudcu;" party in the Senate now stands 81 ne
,nhicans 10 81 Deuiocrats.-lChca Journal tRepD
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RooKwALTER,s CATCH.


BOokwater's campaign ana lts result re-
,,i.ds ms n, = story" A New-Bedf0Td whaling vessel
ianf of on a cruise for whales and gone u year
when of last the ship reached home atl louhgSr on
iucs CAPTAIN 4" The captain responded cheery wen,
Ihayen seen any whales, but I've had mlEhlf soTl
has had iot OF fun with the boys at his own OK
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SHOT DEAD BY IN INNREEPER.

LANCASTER, Penn, Oct. 16.-Samuel H.
Miller hoel-keeper and merchant at Union Station ON
the Reading Railroad shot william Ginsener last night
because Ginsener friends demanded admission to
the hotel one ball entered Ginsemers meek, and an
other his temple effects OF which he died Mt
noon to-day Miller wac arrested and lodged IN prison
In this city.
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Fnc1Iis NELSON & sos.

Tn,e HcgtcUs q. Central ,fsici. Rtc)" ~ >Io,'rn
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A. C. ARMSTRONG s. son.

pf,,,nan's Complete Works. new Library Editiol
with OF contents and full indexes printed nom iage
ype. on laid tinted pager In vols, crown svo stgagy
oa in extra cloth Price SIP set educed from vi 90
Peter Trswl Or the Adventures OF Whaier Hound and
World Eight full instFatl0ns UNIFORM With
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i vol. Prico 81 30.
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Instead Of trilling with bad cold use DR..
T,u,s Expectorlnt which Will loosen the plleeln sub
dine nGlmmatiou and certainly save your iuEsa and
throat much dangerous wear and tear.
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q. w. CARLETON & co,

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NH R,lirssd Forger. The Railroad Porger and the Do
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The Chinese Government is going to build
railroads, and soon viii be heard In the land the
voice of the Celestial brakeman: HOoppce fgng-t2e-
khan junction! Tlaine stoppee ten minutes eatee and
dlnkce P-l Burlington Hawkoyo.
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GrowIng BoJ" one vol. l2.no, 81
The Orthodox Theology OF To-day Dy Newman 9nIih'
OF Old FAITHS In Sew iG 70 Nu' N|'p l-J - 30
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po-,s,'. BABY. superior 10 Hecn's 3ati'." "Ih N
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The History OF psr.si'Hle Being tie story OF i't
in Woman 0i III slca. ~ Octave Fcaihrt ir!Aal',n
iti thc ,rauc by Charles .agey Prizes % cls "a Y~s
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GEORGE p. PUTNI -ONS.
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RnHEKTl RROS..

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4 Dur,rft.-Statiouma - Now then
,,l, oiyr ,,itn they dOugs! Where you-- over
driven Porter, Idpts! they've "a eaten their tuckts, an
diDua ken fa there caeu tae !-lPunch
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MACMILLAN - %.
n. q. PETERSON * Bn0THER~.

ThucvaidcS Translated into i.ng.s w. i1t@olacii'7,
M,relI Analyses Notes SC ny a. 50" ii ~ H. '''"
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WILLIAM q. NCPOEsr

BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct. 16.-WiIliam G.. Ban
croft, for number of years member of the dry good
firm OF Barnes Bancroft Co.. Of this CITY, died here "a
night after long and painful Illness He was sxty-on
years old.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

The dsgra shows this city ty t,nth,
Iii 4 time
tue oa'i
~ the rrcur hours t. broken 0Aoi inr
variations cnrrs HlcGted tho thermometer Had
iputa Pbarmsey. Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17

TRIBUNE OFFICE. oct. II, a. m.-The movement in
the barometer again upward. Partly condy and fair
weather prevac yesterday, with few drops Of rain
Turing the frat quarter The Temperature ranged be
tween Glo and 76o re average G9so being 5l4o higher
than on the corresponding day IA year, and 70
HIGHER than Saturday
olcr partly cloudy or fair weather possibly fol
lowed late day by increasing clouncs- and light
rain may he expected TO-DAY in this city and vicinity.
CESTRAL PARK OBSERVATIONS.
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OPENING OF THE Art SEASON.

the city government as counsel, Alderman and Mayor
died this morning at the age Of seventy years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17
Il IRRIED

TurRRFR- CI'TLEU-in Brooklyn at the residence Of the
i'-,'4 Theodore J.. Ter, ID. d.
i,N.rd IhurDcr TO j ulia cutler, all Of Brookyu
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LANE, Z. O,EO0D & Co.
CHARLES sCII9NEn,S S0Ne.

Famous Painters aud Paintings. Ny Hr- Jana
Shedd. Win Is inc hehoipes On; No- Lao l't-.'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17
Posi- OlIce yoIica,

The fOre.'u mails Oc tIs Se5i sIUr; SATURDAY.
October % 1881. viii close no this Office on ~ SDAY
al II a. m toy Europe By steamship yslnia VA Qnrsn.-
town MEDN oDAG al II m Tor EurOps d. sttAH snip
Bathna via Qur,p,town Correspondent for France Hst
De specially addressed ami al - U. Franco direct, ~
steamship legcirc. HayrC THURSDAY. II q.
for Europe by steamship city OF Brussels VIA Sureus0Wn
Germany and France nuss rc specially
adlressc and 40 II A. for Germany. France, ~
steamship HereT via Plymouth CacrbouIs sId Hamburg.
f1r Great Britain aud other European
tries must be specially addrcsse SAfu iDA "a IL a,
for GERMANY &c, ~ steamship R-n, via southampton aad
Brcnon correspondence toI Great Bnh and "th.t lt
countries must be specially dGttts.n AN. o. J.
Europe, by steamship GrimaGC. via at
l. for scotland direct, by steamship Furl, cis
and at 800 p. for Belgium t.rnct by stclmtlp Nat-
lard, Antwerp. The mails NOito iHcO cie.t r-.
MONDAY at 10 q. w.. The mails i0r JauatrI cilsf
THURSDAY al 10 a a. The maiis Tor Mexico VIA NeH-
Orleans close WEDNESDAY, q 80 D. m. Tho mails iof
AsuuWal and -Outh Pacific close THURSDAY o.. b. a.
The tor CnDa ami NcNp ctse un Thu FSJAf at
l:3Op Tho mpls Newfoundland ana - ptrr fiQUca
close FRIDAY 90 $50 u. The mails ir Chilialt lapaa
close October - ~ $50 The mails FOR Ausit 4
HENRY O. PEARSON. PosInAstsr
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17
T.. KNOWLES.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct. 16.-Edward p.
Knowles who for twenty years has been connected with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17
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