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EInntar EOund.

ErlE. Pa, July 2S.-The body OF j. d,
Ritter. brass worker, missing Tor two
days. WAS inund drowned in the bay
this morning.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at ~ to 3 Per Cen:.-Goy-
ernments Strong and iIigher-four
Quiet and firm-Wheat Active,
Firm and Highsr-Hogs
Steady and Firm.
FIN ANCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-MoSwv--EAsy
at 24G3 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3G4 per cent. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills weak at 4S2f; demand
4Sii.
SILvKR-At London 5I!i per ounce;
bar silver here ll2i; subsidiary sllvr
coin | per cent. discount.
GovERNMENTs-Strong at Ia: per
cent. higher.
U. ). Coupons uSsl
New
New four.and one
Pacific Skies OF .' ''
RAILROAD BoNDs-Generally firm AMI
higher.
STATE SECURITIEs-Dul
SToCKs-The market opened strong
aud continued to advance through
out almost the entire day. There were,
oi course, occasional slight reactions.
bat the general tendency was in the di-
rection oi higherprices, and at the close,
when quotations were ut or near the
highest points touched. The improve
ment from yesterday ranged J to I per
cent, the latter in Memphis ami Charles.
ton, Western Union. Missouri Pacific,
Denver and Rio Grande, and Union Pa
ciiic; and Granger and Coal shares
were also prominent III the
advance. The strength q! ne
speculation was due Ia I'll" isr Il
that the railroad war had been hrr.-Ht
to an end, causing the short in!, 81
to cover.
The ComDnrcioI B"iLtut says: ~ the
Stock Exchange there Was u continue
ance of the upward reaction III ""rHs
which began Yesterday. and am imr"r'-
ant advance in prices MAS caiaMIs.rd.
The stocks when advanced most wrrr
those in which shoIt interest was .:i.rsi.
IL is generally understood that GOnli
and Sage manipulated the rise, and il
was surprise to Vanderbilt. On" TEA
son for this belief is that III lh"
afternoon trunk line rates we've
again reduced, an, Commissioner Fink
WAS reported as denying the various
rumors set ail ,at in the morning to the
eiltc, that settlement OF the trunk
line matters is near at hand. and thai
a meeting would be called. Reports "i
this kind when toe Stock market ~
running right for NaudcrbIil's have
heretofore been unnotlcrd. The change
in the tone Of the market has been too
sud len for outsiders 10 come in rs Duy-
ers, and most of ithc buying has been
by those who had previously sold short.
.l.I IA l..
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Austria A.
Shock.

VIENNA, July 2S-A violent shock OF
earthquake Was :elt at Agram this fore
noon.
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Satisfactory at 2 Z. NJ.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, 200 =. M.-The
condition OF the President continues TO
be IN every way satisfactory. His pulse
at this hour is below 100 lie is entire
ly free from fever and Is resting quietly.
He has not yet been moved back TO his
room.
Recurrence of the Afternoon Fever.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 2S, : P. NJ.
The President passed pleasant day,
and has taken his nourishment with ap-
parent relish. His temperature contin-
ued normal till j o'clock, when
the moderate afternoon rise occurred,
which, however, gives the patient but
slight discomfort and causes no anxiety.
At present his pulse is l0i, temperature
100 $40, respiration 20.
Signed D. W. Bliss,
J. X. BARNES,
j. }. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBURN.
+. III. HAMILTON.
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GARFIELD'S GRIT
STILL HELPING HIM ON TO UlTl-
MATE RECOVERY.

A Slight Rise in His temperature Yesterday
Evening, but no Fears Of Recur-
renee of the Rigor are Enter.
tained-Guiteau's Domes-
tic lnfelcity Exposed.
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d. w. Bliss,
j. X. BARNES,
J. j. WOODWARD,
ROBT. REYBURS.
+, HAMILTON,
Report of the Doctor, at 1890 P. M.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, 1880 =. NJ
The President bore the dressing OF his
wound this morning with less fatigue
than hitherto. 1t appears well and is
discharging sufficiently. Shortly after
wards his bed was rolled into all adjoin-
ing room, while that occupied till now
is being thoroughly cleaned and put in
order. His pulse is now "a, tempera-
ture 9S $40, respiration Is.
Signed d. w. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. }. WOODWARD,
ROBT. REYBURN,
+. II. HAMILTON.
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BULLETIN
First Report from His Bedside.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 2S, Z A. NJ.
DR.. Bliss says the President passed an
excellent night. better than any since he
was wounded, slept soundly most Of the
night and awoke this morning looking
bright and feeling hungry. There has
been satisfactory discharge OF pus dur.
ing the night. His temperature this
morning is apparently about normal.
First Official Information.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July Is, S \. NJ
The President rested well during the
night, and no rig0r or iebrie disturb
ance has occurred since the bulletin OF
yesterday evening. This morning IN
improvement Of his general condition is
distinctly perceptible. He appears re-
ireshed by the nights rest, and cx-
presses himself cheeriully as to his con-
dition. Pulse ~, temperature 9S lilo,
respiration Is.
Signed. d. W. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
RODT. REYBrRS,
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PRODUCE.
NGw Y ORE.

mo sales. tOnrrc I.
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TOLEDO, July 2S.-Wheat--Dull; No.
. red spot 81 2l4; seller August - -;
seller October 81 2it: No 3 rel 81 II;
amber Michig n 81 2l,. Corn Quiet; :;
high mixed D; &c; No. sIot j5c; s'Ih r
year i7.c.
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Add:tioaI Hus,l, mF3urh Pays. J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-06

turesque foreigners not wholesome IN their IN
Auence 1t is not true that Otetto IS sensual anu
murderous brute. II is not true that Hdmte' Is
pasconading insurgent. These and the other great
Sbakespearean works exist in their integrity nowhere
outsde of the English language-unless' perhaps
in the German. The English ideals OF them are the
right ideals of them, and the English method OF
acting them is the right method. The foreign
actors who come here ought to deal with what they
really understand and give the great works oil
their own literature, with companies speaking ther
own language Salvini. for instance, was never so
entirely great as when. in this manner, he ac'eu
AIfcri's Saul Rstori as Queen Elizabeth and Marie
Antoinette Dawson as NGrcisse Rdmedu and Seebach
as Marguerite were also noble actors rightly placed
And at any rate if the Hash Drama must prevail
in the all-mportant interest of enterprlslhg MANA
gers II might afford to get with some toleraIioh
of the liberty of opinion. There is growing "eari~
ness in this region-which we arc net unwiiilhe W
express,-of being bored by vast foreign genIuSoS.
and dragooned into the acceptance, as great ol
everything that is merely strange. After al 'hc
infections of the last year or two, 1t sometimes
seems TO MS as if the still, small voice oi MI
Backus's negro minstrcls would descend upon the
tired public ear like n bcnediction.
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DIEI.
CHANDLER-Sudd,

CHANDLEH-sudionly ~ Brun5vick Ne, % inst. Of
pneumonia Mal Ann Bush, daughter Of the l1te l;o.es
sur Parker Cgavo.aHd aud wife Of polcg ". Chandler
Of Boston, In the fOth ycar " her age.
DUNNOn the 5h ius William Clark Dunn, aged C5 years
3mOutlis anh 20 DAYS.
Relative ana nicuds Of the family respectfully ntod 70
attend the funeral services at his late resdclce NO %
West H3l-st.. on Monday al 3 o'clock p.
His remains VIII 10 akcu On Tuesday morning u ENor.
greens for intcuucHt
FRAN It1N-On saturday, November ;, Caroline Maria
wife Of Commodore g. Fnuku. United states Navy, ANA
daughter Of Maor.Gcugfai E -. Reyes
Notice Of funeral hereafter
JONEsln This city saturday, November ., Abby J" VITO
OF Charles s. Jones, ana daughter Of Giles NnLaus
Notice of funeral hereafter
MITCHf Lion Saturday November 3, 1881, samuel L.
NiClIDil 30 ine itlA year Of his age.
Funeral services VIII bC held at the horse u lis mother NO
o. Mcs JDthst Tuesday, the 9Th uAt 20 lOoCOcA IL
f. kindly requested u.t 40 Bowers De sent.
POETER-At Skaneaielcs ~ y, October 81 Mrs. Hannah
&C. wife Of The late Dr. Evelyn H. Porter, In the ION year
OF her
RYLE0n Saturday, November at his lato residence
Broadway. Paterson, y j., william lye IN his 41tl year
Notice Of funeral hereafter
SMITu-Suddculy Saturday morning, Francis AsDufy
smith, NJ. D. OF No. i22 East llGthGt.
Notice Of funeral In Mondays Herald
VAN DYCK-On Thursday morning November - In
Brooklyn, Anthony Van bergen Van uyck nd,
Funeral services sunday Afternoon Notcnhcr &, at "'o
H., At his la'cresidencc, No los Eomsenst BrS0Ayn
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THE PRESIDENT AyD MS TISITORS.

President Arthur arrived at the Fifth Ayenuo
Hotel from his house. where he had passed the night
at about 10 o'clock yesterday morning, but was re-
called to his home 10 receive one Of lis sisters who
had arrived from ont OF town. He aferward went
down town, returning to the hotel early in the
afternoon. where ,amne Ward and General
Badcau yele among the first visitors received.
Ex-senator Conkng call ID az the Presidents rooms
while the latter absent Senator Warner Miller,
with his wife and daughter. called on the President
in the afternoon Secretary of state Blame visited
the hotel, and was closetcd with the President
dent dincd M his own house in the evening
in company with stephen Il. French and
Daniel G. Rollins. Among those who visited the
President were Senators Jones Of Nevada, PIatt, OF
Connecticut and Aldrich. Of Rhode Island, General
di Cesuola. Emory A. St0rrs, Dorman Il. Eaton and
Ii. VI. EurVlrs.
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THEATRICAL MISCELLANY.

George Fawcctt Rove viii begin engagement
at Troy. on Thanksgiving night. and will give his
excellent and famous impersonation Of MicarDo.
j. K. Emmett is this week at Haverlys Theatre
Brooklyn The Tourists" will be there the
2lst and the 100 Wives party on the 2sth,
Mr.. jefferson will give Rip yon Uinke when he
rcappcars at the Grand Opera House next week, and
not Acres
Mr.. WaIlack's company will act at Montreal on
the first three nights of this week and will open
new theatre at Ogdcnsburg, y. Y, Oh next Thurs
day.
MIA. NJ. Palmer will begin the regular season Of
the Union Square Theatre on the 18th OF November
with a revival of Daniel Rochat" and at later
date will bring out " The Lights o London"
Nine Janauschck will present, at the Union
Square Theatre. tomorrow evening, Mr.. Saimi
Morse's play of The Doctor Of Lima" and will end
her engagement there on the Eth INST.
Signior Rossi enters now upon the second and laet
week of his engagement at booths Theatre. He
Will repeat Hamlet Romco and Othciio, and on Fri
day will undertake hing Lar.
Alice Harrison, whose presence on our stage is
always a ray Of sunshine, acts at the Grand Opera
House this week, as already announced. in a revised
version of " Photos" Miss Dora Wiley, who lately
played the Countess in "Oliyette" a. the Metropolis
tan Casino. has been added to her company.
The IIanlon-Lecs will terminate their engagement
at the Park Theatre November 25. They give
n delightful entertainment, and they have met
with deserved success. Fresh features will be
introduced into their performance Ct " lie Voyage
en- Suisse tomorrow evening.
Edwin Booth is This week in Philadclphia.....
Jefferson is in Boston. Mary Anderson is in Gin
cinati. John Mccullough is in Pittsburg.
John 3 Clarke appears this week in Adrian, San
dusky Erie, Bradford, jamestown, aud Oil City
...... John f. Raymond will act this week in
Detroit and indianapolis.
Mcssrs Robson and Crane will remain this week
at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, and viii produce
farce called Sharps and Flats Their engage
mcnt of four weeks ends on the 10Th. Thcy have
giyca two weeks TO 4" On BachcCTs' aud one TO
"Twelfth Night"
Mr.. DAILY laid aside Frou Frou," and Miss Agnes
Leonard therein after four performances, and on
Thursday last ne effected bright revival Of Gin
dcreia AT school, This may be seen till the 10th
inst, when il is proposed to produce Herr Mosers
comedy OF The Passing Regiment"
Rcos Opera Comique Company Will come forth at
Booths Theatre on November II, in Patience"
....Mr and Mrs. Florence will appear on the lth,
Mt Hayerly's Brooklyn Tncatre. II. T. Mains
Comic Opera Company Is this week at Niblo's. sing
ing in Donna Juanlta"
Locke Richardson viii begin his season of Shake
speare entertainments in Boston. He is a unique
and charming artist, and his performances are such
as crafty good taste aud exert wholesome inhu-
ence upon public education ia The literature Of the
stage.
Geneyieve Ward has had brilliant reception in
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L1IEsT sHLppIYG NEEs.
PORT or SEwYoeE NOV. 8. 1881

PORT or SEw-YpsE .....SUV. g. 1881
ARRIVED
Steamer Eoslufgl Castle obi. lHfIn. Newcastle oct IT,
yla Dundee 20. uii! uI-. 90 EpE ring IS At.h'HI.t.
steamer FTauoplia, narsum. PORTLAND, Ni.h ulac To
Ams-.
steamer S~r,u Boston. with mdso aul passengers
steamer Ncw.york. QUICK. Ncw.orlcans. days. win
rud-. to Hrgsrt a Morgan.
ship anna ofI. chrl1ners. Bremen 43 days. with nds'
snip Lima Nor Boo Earmorel days. IN ballast 90 Punch.
E1rt America Armstrong Dcmc-ara lG days WITH sugar TO
u IroSurIdrc'- sons
BarA frsuDrcn Dauovaro GaU Fernando Dublin 80 DAYS,
ln ballast to Punch Iiycs 60.
BARK jose - EurHp, ~izson Guantanamo 30 day" with
mahogany CO. W1sdrli& 60.
Bark HHttcO II uuta IAuF, IrtuuiI, liANro % Jays
with chalk o. ulI.r. vessel 90 ma-tc,.
THE MOVEMENT, or SrEAMLR5
FOREIGN PORTS
LrvEwoot &ov sailed. imol- Nevada orb Jones,
for Sew YORK. Butlula. Mcclellan, do
HhyW, Npy Arrived steamer Labrador un. Joucla,
from NeFhork OCT .U
AMERICAN PORTS
PmLAprLruA, Nov Arrived steamer Fannie. Gumlcy,
from NeW.lorK.
Cleared Commonwealth, Van KIRK. New York,
sofia Mex, new. Wilklc, tfOutcra.
EALUNuHR Nov 1-t'cnrcd steamers Glenlcryie. cam.
PCIniIuDuC0 New lur-, blackstone, Providence WIN
Lawrence. March. savannah.
tHklaRsION Nov J--Crarrd. steamer Alicia, Bremen,
sailed steamers city Of atlanta. woodruff, Now-l oTki VIZ
p1ua, Philadelphia
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TIE GARFIELD NEN0GIIL HoSrITIL
ley rrrrnRArn 10 rnE TnRrNr.l

10y TELEGRAPH To TIE TRGBrNEl
WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-Ihe Finance Commit
tee and the Committee Of ways and Means OF the Ma
tonal Garfield Memorial Hospital held meeting this
evening and received an encouraging report from Mr.
soomous chairman Of the latter committee. Mr. Solo
mons SAYS that about IO 900 appeals have been Ia
clprcyCu OF different churches aud denominations, ana
II n confidently hoped that the collections 70 be made IN
the churches TOMORROW and November - In aid Of the
proposed hospital viii amount Co NcTs considerable
sum. Secretary Blaine has sent more than 100 appeals
10 HE American Minister and principal Cousuis ln
foreign couuIIc- aud ~ shortly 10 make r further
efforts To facilitate aud stimulate contributions from
cItr
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LEE-IsUhM-On Thu sday October o. 1881 nj Kingston.
y. =. by the Rev G. ". camp william l,nfy Ice, 81
Minneapolis MINI, 10 Caroline lfumuul daughter OF M
Ralph HeHU l-i1m.
IYPHANT-EELi.~-O Thursday. November 2, 81 the
rcudcncc Of - brides parents, by the Rev Howard crosby
ID. d., Franz Murray Eggplant aud Nary daughter OF lph
Wells
ETIfLMAE- POMPLITI On Thursday, November ., l-7l
the residence al the brides mother iy The Kew Dr
L'ds ltoto- 90 Grac" Church Anna lnu-c PompnA, Of
Baltimore. Md 10 Thomas u. -tmIn OF Pl1uhrld, y. j.
WlILIAM-ON- TON-In Hiottyilic. Columbia CO. y. " on
tho 30 inst. by The Rev Ar MCt utchtuu MOIt. Umcry
Williamson Of West Virginia 10 Mrs. Caroline A. Toy, Of
brooklyn, ~. -
WelisD0ro Penn. paprrt please copy.
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THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully recommend TO their
fellow citizens the candidate for SURROGATE OF this
county, HON DANIEL q. ROLLINS, present able and
popular DistrctAttcrney
His skill and lea nng lawyer his integrity public
officer his kindness and urbanity all who have occasion
call him. well o people Of this
II elected as SURROGATE arr confident that H. n
bring 10 the discharge OF OF that the
qualities which have his Administration of
the Dsrlct-Att0rDeyshlp
HAMILTON FISH, JESSE sELIGMAN,
NJ. w. COOPER, WM. NJ. WEBB,
ADOLPH HALLGARTEN, JULIUS BIEN,
WILLIAM DOWD wa. NJ EVARTS
HORACE RUSSELL, ELIdU ROOT
NJ CoHN, VAN VALKENBURGH a
MYER :. ISAACS, LEAVITT,
JAMES &. CARTER, LEVY BROS & co,
SAML II. H. VANCE. JOSEPH H. CHoATE,
II. b. CIAFLIN Il CO., CATLIN & CO.
JNO. X. PORTER. NATHAN J. SEWwiTTER
s. STEIN & 90, j. PFEiFFER T. CO.
CHAS. II. ISHAM SINCLAIR TOUSEY,
CHARLES 4. PEABODY, J.. LIPPMAN q SONS,
COHN, BALL q CO, j. MAYER & co,
RUFUS b. COMING, FRED d. TAPPEN,
MAY MAYER. LEWIS J. PHILLIPS,
sIEDENBACH, SCHWAB WATSON r. CASE,
co. JOEL B. ERHARDT,
HENRY NEWMAN, III. HERMAN.
STERNBACH & Co, CHAS f. BE fBE,
JOS. NJ. HAZELTINE SAML NJ. SCHAFER,
SWARTZ JERkOWSkI, THOS. G. ACTON,
RICHARD BUTLER EDWARD WOOD
HENRY c. WARD, GUY II. PELroN,
And many others.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Synopsis for the paSi "a hours


WASHINGTON. Nov. 6. l a. m.-Ihe barome-
ter ia highest Oh tho South Atlantic coast ana lowest Id
the St. Lawrence Valley Light winds are reported rom
the Lake region New-Encand and from the southwest
and fair weather continues in the Southern ststS east
Of the Mississippi the Ohio Valley hiude states anu
the Northwest. sonthery winds continue on the Az
antic coast and souherly to westerly winds IN the re-
naming districts, except the Texas coast, "hefe
light norther is reported The temperature mas risen
slightly i'm NeW-Engand the Middle states SUut H.
antic and Gulf States, and fallen slightly III the Onlo
Valley and Tennessee.
Indications FOR to-day
For New-England, light rains, followed by parity
cloudy weather. sOuthery to westerly winds lalg Io
lowed by rising barometer and stationary or ssh Use
in temperature. , ,.,.
For the Middle States, eighty warmer end iair
weather In the southern portion sOuthery TO westerly
winds, slight rise followed by falling barometer
Indications for tomorrow
The indications that fair weather Will prevail IN
the southern portion Of the Middle States during sun
dav. followed hy increasing clOudincss ana ram ~ lho
Middle and South Atlantic States by Monday morning.
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HARPER 81 BROS.

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For Justice Of the Mnrine Court.

For Justice OF the hnrine tOuft
REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINATION
Having received the unanimous nomination of the County
Convention for Justice OF Marine Court respectfully
ask the influence OF my fellow citizens in the
support my candidacy.
was born IN this city, graduate OF the College Of
the city Of the class Of 1860 and also OF The COL
lumba College school the class Of 1862. and am
member OF firm OF Matthews, Hyatt e RappallO, No
2l Coutauds claim - possess the requisite attain
mens for high position 70 which have been nominated
with permission respectfully call atteltion TO the follow
ing Endorsement:
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
No. 5 GREAT JONES-sT.
NEW. YORK, oct. 26, lSSl.)
DEAR SIR 7 am wen acquainted with Nj. stephen Bur
det Hya Of this city Hes graduate OF this law school,
M well as College OF the city OF New tOrk and mem
Der Of the for sixteen years.
Learning candidate for Judgeship in the Ma
riue Court pleasure in saying that think him eN.
tremely well qualified for the place He was an excellent
student whio here and has as practitioner fulfilled ms
early promise would be credit TO the republican party,
IN my Judgment. II he should be nominated.
With much respect, yours truly -
THEODORE w. DWIGHT.
CHARLES " TAIyroR, Esq, Chairman, &c.
Very respectfully STEPHEN BUKDETr HYATT
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, Nov. 6, a m.-The movement IN
the barometer during the clear and partly cloudy
weather OF yesterday was regular. The temperature
ranged between 30 and 51o the (jl25D being
G7o lower the corresponding day la year. and
Tli' higher than Friday. 49,
Slight changes In temperature and fair or 'lchr'
possibly followed 10y threatening weather. liza! DC ca
nee ed to-day in this city and vicinity.
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gperlaI Notifies.

1pLllWb %NpsbLb0s
LOAN EXHIBITION.
WE HAVE NOW ON EXHIBITION AT OUR ART
ROOMS s72 BROADWAY, LOAN COLLECTION OF
EXTRAORDINARILY RARE AND VALUABLE RED
PoRcELAINs BELONGING TO wELLKNowN COL
LEcroRs IN THIS CITY WHICH CoNNoIssEURs
ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO EXAMINEJ
MOORE CURTIS,
S,2 Broadway
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49, rLonnN N - nEST.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 5.-Ihc water in
Lake Wunelaro "a st rising and the lower portions ~
Oshkosh and Fond du Inc Wis, completely flooded
Business ID both towns s practically At stand still
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