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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-12
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
CHICAGO

Chicago. Oct. f2.
WHEAT-Activc, lower, $l.slSs November,
81 .3Iss December nominally $l,3s year.
ConN-lrrogular, active. nominally 6laic Oc-
tobcr: 62'ac November; 6aac December, 60'tc
May.
OArs-Lowcr. Asch, October. 4sao Novcm,
Der, &5ic December, <sts May.
RyE:-iLower, si.ts cash. $io9 November.
BARLEy-Sl.l7if.
PoRk Irregular. $i7.1n6$l7.a, Novcubcr.
&is,s7.. February.
:, LAnp-Hiphsr: nominAlly sii,7o October and
November, $i2,0S year.
MtLWAuxsx.
Milwaukee, Oct. la.
WHEAT Noon Weak, nou,ipally firncr,
&i.3sa cash and October. $i.il,. November,
Si.ES December,
Coas Steady, 6iGi82c
OArs-A7St&sc,
Rrv-Oull, No. !. t1.os.
OAALxf-N No. !. stc.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-12

Two hundred pieces prints at c. Stein.
bach's.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-12
Obituary.

New York, Oct. 12.-J. G. Holland
the poet, died suddenly this morning.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-12
New York Dcmocru,ic g ,nvcn,,on

Albany, October l2-The convention
was called to order Mt 1925, and the com.
mittee on contested seats reported.
When the decision in favor of the New
York democracy was announced there
was some cheering. The report was
unanimously carried. Hon. Erastus
Brooks was unanimously chosen perma-
nent chairman and addressed the con-
vention. At the conclusion of the ad-
dress the secretary read the resolutions.
iri,l,men Supporting the Government.
Dublin, Oct. PA conference of
Irish liberals are arranging to be held
here for the purpose of considering tho
best means of supporting the govern
ment in carrying out the land act and
obtaining obedience to land law in view
of Gladstone's appeal for support of
loyal freshmen. Tho land league of the
county Meath has resolved not to per-
nit hunting this season. 1t will be re-
membcred that the empress of Austria
intended to hunt in the county this
winter.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-12

New Holland herring Il Blats's.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-12
School Di.tric. Bonds.

RLANK School District Bonds, under the gem
- eral Law of 1881 to empower school districts
to issue bonds for the purpose Of building
school houses. for sale 1t the Press and Dako-
tAian cfice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19

DER re ,enny Ger rote Trieste 10 days with dse "a an
xacIf Tee ,ss h' Eseser,... nr.m.. 20 u
Trs George 20. 20 0rs5 sss' e msT,nsns Kop
So scS tg i pcrsons AS, Lo os :" 'Aa
vs." sesI I F1,s to oeF vessel g Hsny 'oay
seer Biliow Hsske EoetsSa With lime s 80 e order
oorder vessel % 1nss snsy Halifax Gays win lumber
.a a f: ssy NJ Hos 6sh MR. thick
q The following arrived yesterday bo, vr.r, -.
TED from shipping news report - ~ "ele omit
ssss%s! S' PasD sr smith ss Rod M Is
Phelps s BIes q co; vessel % seager Bros. muse
and passengers 70 jss Wsrd Co % days. with nds
rsIhe following vessel anchored below came IN % "a.
BARK Mis,letoe 90 srJOhn NBl winchester Havre I'M.
steamers Republic ORD Nxns, nverpoo, Vi. o...D..
B Sys A Saas aS ssTsfE sSa s
Kqn1ardt SuI,e l ree. ana SSw chss s9
20 q 1eH ssir f psseop HITsRs
ams savGnla Kingston. Jam etc PIN Forwood 60 VIII
r a Lrsgs Portland F Anes whitney:
City Point and nichcnd Old dominion IS D SsS
ship Black Hawk Ger ksescup Bremen Hermann KOO.
or Ss1ss fG%SRa MOr JEnasse3 Falmouth
sen Beyron FSnc6o e Fssn kopsa Nors TSrle
S.ns afr rea;eS S'eT Toelas & Bra1
I SoSeh s' cSraa Enp sa.t 6sys
and i" Hosa pOT suI fsrses Ger Keep
S SS,qsSo e ASaa;s z%esiqsy s
Ior oIutrs Brett son a Co
Bngs Eiehe Brl Bottle. Pointa-Pi,re Wa Arm.
bridge Belle OF Bay Welton q weston renn y
b hs SaImen spsnh Pionet Barcelona 5 Michaips
schr Anson Brown. Cleveland. @lioT, : a csrtR7syb,
IEr Bt 81 2ndTo% kB SsSTon en sss'r Bro'Ns's
SPOKEN
40, IL Let AZ o. ton So 30 bark Baoomeo snone Can
July q. Of Flores. Bark Sarah Hale. Of Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Aug lS-Passed m the C,.an,si S.o....- >,
1--we Belg Meekienburg and NedeIIaaG tBelg1 UeberT
irOln New-lork for Antwerp -e" OS'ei"es,
hIlIyed OF Prawl Point steamer sueyia (Ger, Franz
IRON New York for Hamburg via Plymouth ~ '~-iAen'
SCEESsIowN, aug lSPassed. steamer Baltic fRr, psr
sen rom New ork for Liverpool. did call VII H~h
,c Aug l8-hTrved steamers Hohenstausen
from Baltimore. both for Bremen. 'e 'A'' Fie'Der'
Isl h4kiLErool Aug ls-Arved. steamer Averin Csrl
MoyILLE, Aug lS-ATT1ved steamer vr1an fRrA c,,nhn
Ron New York on her way Glasgow N'" Ne'ehe'i
AMERICAN ports
BOSTON, Aug lS-Arrsved, steamer Minnesota
Liverpool Giancus Rearse York N-'' S'ess
Sieared. steamer Seminole, Halle.t, Savannah
AkFATER, Aug leArrlved, steamer Aha
PEL sDELPaIA, Aug ls-Arrfved steamers Tropsc KIM
vnr AH'"Aio' Fshuy Crumley, New.York Rattesnake
Cleared. steamers Longhurst CBr, weirhtmsn New vr
Salem Pansh Se"r2k Pottsvie Boston, Achies
,6ALIIDoRk7 Aug lo-Arnyed steamer r w Bruno Foster
Eesre steamers W Josephine Thomson. Moore NewYork
Nkw-oRLEAss Aug ls-Passes-saIed. steamer nedonsn
FOREIGN SHIPPING
LONDON Aug ls-Ssiied-lstb inst Aty4ta Nsros,h,..
both tor the Delaware Ennerdsle Name Cant
Arr1ved-iat INST cshsl.ns ca s TSoasr CAPT Turner
costaghele 18th list Fede speanza Gudfaxe i5fShs
l5h inst Caroline Capt Josephsen on Dahgeess sn
18th INST Campbell, Leopold ct Marie. AUP'e@
~" L0'eT shipping SeDs. qsy. FSnt PIyst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19
HAEIMANN AGAIN IN THIS CITY.

RENOUNCING ALLEGIANCE TO THE GEAR.
THE NIHILIsT ANNOUNCES HIS INTENTION OF BE-
COMING AN AMERICAN CITIZEN-wHY HE WENT
To CANADA-AssURED OF PUBLIC SYMPATHY
AND NOT FEARFUL OF ExTRADIIIoN.
Leo Hartmann, the notorious Nihlist who has TO-
turned to this city. went to the office of the Clerk
OF the Superior Court yesterday to declare his ntep
tons to become an American citizen. He was ac
companied by two other men. of whom spoke
English fiuently. The three were directed 70 the
proper clerk, and the tallest the one speaking
Engrsh said that his companion. pointing to Hart
mann. wished TO declare his intentions
From what countryf" the clerk asked, and
Hartmann himself answered: Russia"
Ne one IN the Office knew who the stran GERS vera
until Hartmann had signed his name in a bold
band. Then he was told to put his hand ON the
bsble to make the oath renouncng his allegiance to
the Emperor OF Russia, etc. Hartmann shook his
head and said emphatically: AZ AFFIRM At about
luis moment the discovery made in the office
tnat the applicant was the notorious Russian Mill
ist Inc excitement created when this was wb;s.
pered around was as great as would be possihla
among the small number of persons present in tho
CLERKS once. AS Hartmann passed out there was
running In all directions to get sight of him.
Inc revolutionist sauntered into a German nau,s
paper office yesterday afternoon. with the air 80
having NO fear of falling into the clutches of tho
Cars hangman. He was accompanied bv a friend
Two or three ST zoo vs. came " a halt when +hev
saw their man enter the building, taking up posi-
lions convenient for watching for his reappearance
IN conversation with reporter of THE TRIBUNE he
Saiken freely OF bus recent fight to Canada. and tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
A FATHERS SUIT TO RECOVER HIS CHILD.
THE JAPANESE GIRL LOUISA sHIoRI wAKAYAMA IN
A BROoKIYN C0IyltT-ROOu

THE JAPANESE GIRL LOUISA SHIOR WAKAYAMA IN
BROOKLYN COURTROOM.
The Japanese girl, Louisa Shor Wakayama
whom her father seeks to regain, VAS produced in
the Brooklyn City Court yesterday ON a writ of
habcaS corpus by Mrs. Julia Shanahan, who claims
to he the legal guardian of the child She also
claims large sum of money for taking care of the
child. The Rev. DR.. Sylc, of Philadelphia REPRE-
sents the girls father, who was formerly commits
sl0ner in this country. Mrs. Shanahan testified
that she Went to Japan in 1873 to instruct the
daughters of WakayaIna. of whom Louisa was the
youngest. When she returned to this country in
1876 she brought Louisa with her. under a contract
to educate her for ten years For this she was be
PAID 81 900 year. Since that tire she HAD been
paid in all only 81 900 The girl had been treated
kindly and was oonteuted. She called Mrs. Shana-
han her mamma"
The girl testified that she had studied regularly
since she came to this country and had been
compelled to do homework. She would prefer t.
stay with her " mamma" rather than go away
The testimony in regard to kindly treatment of the
chii was corrobOrated by Mrs. Shanahans sister,
Mrs. jeanne Hope
The Rev. DR.. Style, formerly missionary in japan
then testified t. his having received power of
attorney from Wakayama to return the child
Colonel Robert Johnston stated that the rir
boarded il his family Cor some time and she not
sent to school. Testimony to the effect that
Louisa was made to work was given by Mrs. Louisa
Meriden, Conn. FnGamasa lei, secretary of the
japanese Consulate of this city, presented letter
from Wakayama which had been received by the
Consul. Decision was reserved by Judge McCune
until Tuesday. Meanwhile the girl remains in Mrs.
Shanahau'S care.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19
LIGHTING STREETS BY ELECTRICITY.

The Brush Electric Illuminating Company has
.oken 10 light that city for Eve years A. A. Hayes
Jr., secretary OF the company. stated to TRut, NE
reporter yesterday that the lights would be placed
III position ready for before the LIST Of Novem-
Der. The system TO be used is what is known rs the
combination system, similar to the one ased in
Cleveland, Ohio.
Concerning the lighting Of Fifth-ave. and Madison
and Cnion-equares IN this city MIR. Hayes said that
placed III position and lighted at six hours notice
here has been delay OF several days owing 20 an
injunction granted by Justice Truax July rs
restraining the company from continuing the work
OF running their wires III West Twenty fth-st. AS
ton for a similar injunction against the Metrouoli-
tan Tan eIegIaph and telephone Company il is hoped
that the Injunction Issued by Justice Truax VIII
soon be dismissed. AS il is the lights will
be tested. The irst trial will be made in tho day-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19
NOT REQUIRED TO PAY Dirty

- Collector Robertson yesterday gave permission TO
captain Duncan, of the Scotch yacht Madge To re-
move her to Staten Island and place her in the care
81 d the Seawanhaka Yacht Club 10 protect her from
she lay IL the North River pending the Jecis;nv
OF the Secretary OF the Treasury the appeal to him
rom deputy Collector Bartrams ruling that she was
utole 10 DUTY however, the yacht was to remain in
charge OF district officer. Thereupon, Can
tam Duncan got the yacht under way and
Saiieu her over to Staten Island Shortly
before o'clock, the Collector received a d,snatrb
IRON ii,ot the Treasury Department at Washington
poses. free OF import duties Accordingly an cprr
OF release was issued by the Collector Colonel Bar
uaia sald that the Secretary of the Treasury mad
confirmed his ruling that the Yacht was dnt;ai,io
out on the statements made IN behalf of her ovner
at the yacht was brought here for racing PURPOSES
ne mad admitted her 1t was not n precedent ~, III
Out only an act OF personal courtesy. w "i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19
CALENDARS-AUG CST17

suPREME CoURr-CHANBERs-Held by Donohue 7 -co,r,
opens az lo:3O m Calendar called at IL a. m-Nos "a
49, 100 - '0' A'~' AGO. A'f'
SraSIAL TskaaAdj9prned nntil Wednesday, August "a
Court open- AT IL mn day calendar A' -
TRIAL rER4-PARr III and III-Adourned for the Terr
COMMON PLEAs--GESEkAL TRRM-Ad journed for term
COMMON PLRAs--SPECIAL TgRM-Held by Brunt.
Court opens at To- q. IN. No day calendar 49,
EQUITY rERM-Adi0urped for the Term
Rial LhHh- PAkIs l. Al aud III-Adjourned
i0urDed for the torn y - 49," AiA-Aa
,ISsNkRn SEssioNs-PARr L-Smyth, R.-The People apt
nenry oaivn' James Dugan. robbery; John Haaxland
grsha sroeny John Moore James McCann Jerome PoIS
1871 brown Tanu larceny George McManus larceny
burglars TOOLS 'N> AA~''o' varying
! PAkT II-Adjournod for the Term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19
ACCIDENTS no OCEAN STEAMSHIPS

The new Cunard steamer Catalonia which was
due at this port Tuesday, was spoken on the Banks
Of Newfoundland Monday last, proceeding toward
port at SOW speed. No other particulars were re-
is believed that she has met with some slight acci.
dent 10 her machinery, all of which is new and has
not had sufficient trial to run smoothly. This is
her hrst trip The company does not anticipate her
arrival before the early part of next week
The FRENCH steamship Plcardle, which arrived
from Marsei!les yesterday. brought news of the
dlsab ed British steamship Severn. from the West
indies t9r Southampton The Severn was spoken
August - II latitude 80 north, longitude 400 43'
under sail toward st. Mlchaels. She had on board
hVe German passengers. Two of them anxious 70
taken OIL and brought to this port by the Pcardie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19
FEDERAL TAXATION ON DFpoSrro

An examination of the State banks. under ord.rs
from the Commissioner of Internal Revenne ha
Peeh MADE recently in order to determine their Lac
deposits. 1t is claimed by the per cent on
the banks should pay the tax on the gross
a OF time deposits. hearing on the ones
The same claim applies equally TO the Not;ono,
banks and to all bankers who receive deposits ~
should be sustained by the Treasury Denar, U,h
an effort VIII be made to collect the tax from brnE,
ers ana bankers who receive deposits "a well as
from banks. The claim is not a new one "nd az, as
been settled twice before by the Treasury anu mas
ment, which declined to enforce the claim ~
ious ana no expectation entertained bv tbe E "
the Treasury ' oocretary OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19
REQUESTS For BENEVOLENT oRIrrrs

Inc Will Of Mrs Eliza Moore, which was offered
ior probate IN the Surroeates Office YESTERDAY Gov
talns many benevolent requests particnlarlvv ~ -,
Roman Catholic institutions. The executors arc re
ih9lnas sullivan and Jane Leahey. The testatTix
declares that II any of the egatees shall contest he
VIII they shall lose the shares bequeathcd To them
and such shares shall be divided equally anon th
others. i' "ihons 'iie
The will gives 81, 900 to the Society Of ST. .Josaob
or or 1he Old Lady's Home; $4,000 to Mrs +. A. Ne.
G o,hgan i0r NE. and upon her death to the Roman
PTotectory III this city $500 to the trustees of 81
ratricks Cathedral; $1,000 to Jane Lester. S50G
Sisters Of the Poor ST. Marys Hospital, BrooElvna'
a aa koman Catholic Orphan Asylum of Brooklyn.
Vincent de Paul. and all the rest of her estate a. on
trust TO the Key, William Quinn. Vcar-Gcnersl Of
Catholic priests vi young
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19

Steamer Assyrian Monarch (Br Harison landau Anu ~
with mdse and passengers 20 Patton, Vickers s "
steamer state or Indiana Br Sader Glasgow An1 ana
,s w'h mase ana passengers 70 Austin Baldwin Co
mdsc and passengers TO Louis de Beiian Ne " WIN
Steamer Australia Ger. Wlnkler Hamburg IN dana
mdse and passengers To Seager Bros ~ ""Ss' win
steamer Hevelus (Br), Brown Rio Janero rn,r % LA,
ruit anu passengers TO Busk evou ~' WIN
etc Co EsanSm Bs Weir Aspinwa days. with fruit
steamer NsnKin sBr) Casson Vera Aug @ prorr,o
Il Sons f'NAAe'i' W Aiefsnore
stSamer state or Texas, Nickerson, Galyeston aax.
& Co. ~ S"''o"sofs 70 y III mallory
Steamer Caduceus CBr), Ginon. Ba,tmo,,, a, ,.,...
Funch Edge IL Co N' D"''"oro IN psiiast 70
steamer Neptune, Berry Roston ,r,n 49,. -. d. -
gers to ii + Diipock WIN "ose ana passen
BARK Recovery (of Windsor Ms, Cool ...... -
days. IN ballast 70 & w Bertaux ' S"A' Ansstusm 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19
ODD FELLOWS MEETING

The Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of
ODD FELLOWS reassembled at a. IN. yesterday. The
Central Park Lodge was allowed to change its
name TO the John II. Forsyth Lodge on recommends
ton OF the COMMITTEE on Petitions. The petition of
the Stafford Lodge in regard to representation was
reported adversely by the Committee on Legisla-
ton. 4 motion was then carried fixing Buffalo as
the place tor holding tie next session OF the Grand
Lodge. a resolution was adopted unanimously
condemning the insurance law of the State of New
YORK OF 1851 requesting its repeal and urging mem
oers OF the order TO use their influence that end
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19
MARRIAGE RATHER THAN IMPRISONMENT

George Carter, a nogrc was before Justice Ruscb
in Hoboken yesterday afternoon, to answer a
charge OF neglecting 10 support Ills two children
twenty-nine years old, and mother of the children
Carter ack nowedged that he was the father of the
Children but would not agree To support them The
justice made out commitment. when the negro re-
Tented and consented TO not only support the chill
dren but to marry Nora. The latter had no obiec.
tons They were made man and wife then and
there. AFTER the marriage ceremony Carter was
discharged, and the couple started OFF together
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19

York, of the way in which lie developed negatives
that had received only an iEstant's Exposure.
Mr.. Damble. OF Rochester. and Mr. Beebe, of Chi
cage. illustrated their ideas about posing choosing
two Young women ~ models. A. s. Southworth, of
acheyenents III the discovery Of obscure character
istics III handwriting, and exhibited tho representa-
ton OF the Whitaker note Of warning The Con-
venhon adjourned TO meet this morning at 10
O'Clock, when officers will lie elected for the coming
wear 'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19
THE PHOTOGRAPHERS coNvrNr,o,,

ven fs tnrd days session Of tho Photographers Con-
the small Uaiea 10 order Yesterday morning ia
can Institute where it thought the
ooaa" oe observed to better advantage than in ths
one oy MI Vogt who explained the use ~ % SS
piates ana an exposition by A. w. Seave NJ Ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19
JOHN II. ADDAMa

CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-The Hon. John Fl. Adj
dams one or the pioneer settlers OF the Northwest died
last night at Greenbay, Wis., at the age of aftvnine
E a. ne te OF MS death lie president OF the
second Natona Bank OF Freeport, III. He was mem
onr ut Inr Illinois senate from 1852 to 1868 and for a
men IN the business and politics OF Northern ninos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FiTh Hrcnne HOte,-Senator A. p. German, of Ma
TTand Marshall Jewell y Hartford Attorney General
r H Ho,ei-,Ex.Govcnor bishop Of Ohio Gtisss
nAnarewa 81 West Point. ns-ots-ie Ho,-Judee w J..
or syracuse.
George Cochran o. e. NJ Eeto. York Rs,el-A leo Knott
Baltimore Windsor Rste-Buron Cook Of Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19
HIS WOUND SIMILAR TO TIE PRESIDENTS

Coroner Elingcr was called yesterday to take the
ante-m rtem statement of Martin Cunningham age
twenty-five. who is dying at No. 533 East Twelfth
st. Cunningham attended picnic of the Free
dom Association at Washington Park on Julv 70
and in fight III the evening was shot by Thomas
Mclean. He stated to the Coroner that he did not
participate III the fight. Mclean was knocked
down. and Cunningham, who was passing. lifted
him up and set him on his feet AS he walked away
made his escape. Cunnngham's wound is very sim
liar TO that from which President Garfield is suffer
ing. Yesterday his death was expected. The police
are still looking for Mclean.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19

SPEER's PORT GRAPE WINE FOR WEARY
PLsoSsrhis excellent product the Crane is prescT3s
anu used oy The leading the caunfT Whsc
generous and nourshng wine desirable 80 -
agen persons aud consunpuyes and Churches for
n l9ndres of New York physicians have listed
speIs vineyards and Vine Cellars, twelve uss -
1i. uom Sew YORK. and surprised he forer
New-Nork Once, l6 Warren-st 49, :" NNAs O"Un'y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19
MODEL POLICEMEN ON COMFY ISLAND

-, Nicholas Griffin and Michael Huzy, members of
the police force assigned for duty Concy Island
are IN Raymond Street Jail. Early "Wednesday
morning they went, while drunk to a disorderly
house On Couey Island. known the - Strathmore u
apd broke IN the front door. After dragging Mrs
Pond the proprietor out Of doors they tore OF her
clothes and allowed her to return. They procured
axes and demolished the contents Of the house the
windows: doors, and everything within reach One
OF them hred two shots at Mrs Pond for rcmonstrat
ing, ihey then went away, one carrying off dla-
frightened inmates IF the house, three women and a
boy. could get assistance they had the two officers
arrested They were committed without bail by
Justice Williams Yesterday. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19

On q recent Sunday, when the nastor ~ ana
tns Leading Presbyterian churches Of st. Louis Was
safsSscti a. s pulpit several persons Expressed dis
salo s Mss would oat not have that
near very promptly replied e Madam the worshn -
Dr' - WILL Dc rnslinsd next Sunday" "'A''NP Vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19
THE MONMOUTH PARK RACES

The races at Long Branch announced for
yesterday were postponed until to-day account of the
uniaVoraoe weather Those appointed to-day will
be run TO morrow, and Saturdays races will ba ,,n
Monday; The entries printed In The TRIBUNE vester
day hold good for today N'H Jcster-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19
OBITUARY.
DANIEL L ROnINIr

TRENTON, N. d. Aug. 1e.-Ex-Mayor Daniel
B. Bodnc died in this city this morning s,xtvevo
OF age Mr. Bodine appointed Clerk in Chancerv in
the year lSol and served for five years He then be-
OF lumber ard coal In lS777s he was Msvor ~ sae
~"yoA Va Areu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19
STATEN ISLAND.
MARINE iNTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC

sun rses ol4 sun sets 652 Clock fast Sru %.
Ahooh rlses O;2o Moon souths. SOP D
HIGd WATER To-DAY-A NJ
SANDY HOOK S:l2 Gov. Island. SAG Hell Gate $500 s.s5
HrGH WATER TODAY. NJ.
sandy Hook. S:42 Gov, Island A.lst Hail aa,. N,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19

An Irishman wrote thus to the 1vife oe
SICK brother g IL jamie isn't dead vet remoind him
1 twlhty snlings he owes the pigs, and n be
t1onkers Gazette. VI "''u' IL :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19
Dr. Radway's SarsapariIian ResoIrent.

drop o. the sarsaparisn Resovent communicates
tousn the boou sweat Urine and other
NE system the vgor OF life for II repairs the wastes 81
ooly Win new ana sound material Scrofula
NoI qua Disease Ulcers IN the Throat Mouth Tumos
Es oe DiSnas and other parts Of the system Sord
1 Sklh Diseases Erup1onS Fever sores Scald Head Ras
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