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Steamer Devonis Br Young GLASGOW Henderson BsV 60
Steamer sGsys Ger FaT Ra sTe"sa 6ecSs
Steamer Mcfarland (Beg), Euberweg, Antwerp Pe'e
steamer Alhambra Br, Mitchell, Halifax, Ms and 81
Steamer Felicia Ger Muller Lagusyr, Porto cabel' and
Curacao BoultOn. Bliss & Dslett
Steamer " Bruno Foster Baltimore o6 HFe Ge
snip St Marx Nichols san Francisco ,tSn su no 0o
Bark Noah SSSr1 ssivesen, Havre Fqnch Eafs Co -
Bark HasseInodder tNOrl Langeldt ARjier java i0r
Bark Kong sverre Nor. Gettnark Malaga, Funch' Edge
schr Ocean Belle WARREN 81 John NB A IIeney pros
schr only Son, Raymond, providence Racket q Bro.
sear Ja5ob Gorsaan U Rider Norfolk Isaac staples
schr Lozama BIT Palmer. Cape Hayuen' Kunhardt TO-
seGr freddie Eb6et tiaytj Portau. Prince Bull
schr Edith Coombs, Evans, Pont-a- Pitre g N Snow
SAILED.
Steamers Alene for Kingston; Alhambra Halifax. Bark
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
PoRIsHoUT Nh oct 2sThe buoy which On has 6ong
marNed Goat island lodged the lower horPop ON
east Of its old position Mariners should note this fact
SPOKEN.
Oct lat g. lon 80, ship Transit Hagen from Liverpool
oct 8 lat ST. lon 81 bark Moiamo (Br, Hollywood from
oct 10 lat 81 lon H. bark Boromo tBr, Thompson fiOm
23 lat 26 lon 49, bark showing signal letters QUOT
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bark Ehrensvard Cswe New.York. is ashore at
PassoerOeang, Java, Assistance has been sent her
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON. Oct 2s-Arved steamer Assyran Monarch (Br),
Harrison from New-York.
LWFsPooI, Oct2s-Arived, Hayten CBr Peters,
from New. Oreans.
SOUTHAMPTON oct 28-Arrived StrassDurg GER,
Hcimbruck from altimOre her way TO Bremen.
MOvILLE Oct 2S-ATtved, steamers Waldensian tBT),
Moore from Boston her TO Glasgow scandinavian
Br Park from Montreal and Quebec on her way to Liver
pool
ANTWERP Oct 2S-Auived. steamer Henry EdYe (Belg),
Mecklenburg, from New.YOrk
oSG KONG 26-Saed. City Of Pekin, Berry,
from Hong Kong hence for san Francisco.
AMERICAN PORTS
BosToN Oci 2SArived steamers Aries GOOgns, Phladel
Cleared steamers Austrian OBJ Barrett Glasgow Mara
thOn, WO0lfcnden Liverpool.
PHILADELPHIA oct 2SArrived, steamers Perkiomen MIL
Ter Chelsea Roman. CTOwe BOSTON, cath Whiting Harding
Providence; A sinners, Warren New.Y0rk.
Cleared, steamers Panther Wiley, Providence Tacony,
Davis NewIork; TrOpic, King Port Antonio; Cenpede,
Hand, Boston,
DELAWARE BGE,KwArER oct Disabled steamer Albe-
marie, New York.
Passed out. steamer Garfeeia
FORTRESS MONROE 3S- Passed inward steamer Hbern-
ian Br). Wyie Liverpool for Baltimore.
sibthorpe Liverpool josephine Moore, Thompson. New
York
Cleared steamers Martha Stevens Chance NcwYork; VIM
Larence, March. Providence.
SAN FRASCIsCo oct 2s-Arrived, steamer Belgc from
Hong Kong via Yokohama
FOREIGN SHIPPING.
LONDON oct 2Ssalled 27th inst Attio County Of Car
gam Plevna schiller Capt Linz william Law the latter for
san Francisco.
Arrived 2Oth INST Initium: 23d inst. Esau, Ismr Roma
Caut CacaCe oath inst EbeT Karsten ngaard 10Th nst
Hecia of Scilly, Raptde. Royal Edward
lfor later shipping Nslr'. anu see FJth Pa9%l
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THE SUPPLY or PATERSON.

A water famine at Paterson. n. j.. is immi-
Although the reservoirs all full at present the
Passaic River is falling every day. There is dam be-
tween the Water Companys forehay and the Society OF
Useful Manufactures raceway. The former has gate
in the dam which by agreement with the Society II
can omen NJ certain time Of the day to procure water
from the river The Society has an agreement WIN
manufacturers 20 furnish them with motive power az
long there IL in the river No provision Is nane
give the Water Company any water except Wnat
flows through the gate into the forebay Az present
very little be had from the river Ihe NaoeF
q w or fnmlne-
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SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT or NETWORK OCT %. 1881.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
steamer state Of Nevada OBI, stewart Glasgow oct ia
M Lgru, 10 with mdse and passengers To AUSTIN baldwin
".1,u,cr Athos b. Pearce Jacmol Oct Z, AnNCaye5s,
feme 10 ~ Marc r. Port au Prince ~ Kingston ~ anu
Tott Nutono 81 with ndse and passengerst To f Fo"ood
q co. ,,...u, r,u.so, DO Hap. 9TH, ,,Jse
stc,rrI Pascal tBc0. Taylor, Buenos Ayres sept 70,
ana l'io la'lp - N.Y. WIN n'' anu P
srugrra To liusk ~ JcguhS. --, , - III,
I',Ter CtyOf Cuuubus Fisher, savannah days, with
10. and uaascngrrs TO Geo NOugr.
ui sTmeT new Lucas Bath tow Of tug q Cheney
my Il ~ htury tOf PatsDoro NSl, splcer HOlerHhm 10
AZ with IRON aud empty barrels to J Whitney & CO.
Gark a erander campbell Bunker Baltimore WIN coal .
t"l Lizzie Wyman tof Newcastle, Gaul Brunswick Ga I'D
,rs With lumber n WhcCwrght & Coz vessel to master
R,rk II Masters tOf Windsor ISL Cropey, Honheur 50
d. inasou carver Cebn May 20. 1T Helena sept 3
win sugar hemp 10 Barring Bros CO. vessel 10 Buck
s GRANT, ,Nor Isefcr Bordeaux 30 days with iron
IN order vessel 10 Funch, Edyc ~ co.
RaTk James stafford l0f Annapolis NS) Reynolds, HaNre
"a ,Isya IN ballast o. J " Parker 3 Go.
marx FORA Aust Percich Bayonne ~ days in ballast to
Ing saas SPAN. Olivier Ponce IL days in ballast to do
iSis Garnet tof Ncwaven Hasten; Port Spain go days.
with sugar to TrOwbrdge q 60.
HTg Talbot f, Edmonds, Cadz 40 days, with wine etc
ing VIM Robertson Delano Barbados "a lays with
g Pear Roche date Newnham) Port Spain IL days, with
bttefs % ID rTOWbTldge a. co.
rg John Crandon. Pierce Buenos Ayres ~ days, with
homes etc To Thompson a co; vessel 10 swan y Son,
ohr Apollo Dtch Boye Para 80 days with rubber etc. to
sobr Lavolta Jordan Bangor with lumber TO Schuyler
SUNS r-wind at sandy HOOK light IL cloudy. At City
Island. the same.
CLEARED
Steamer Bolivia tBr Donaldson London, Henderson Bros
steamer City Rome OBI, Kennedy, Liverpool via oueens
John Il Dale.
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KISSING THE JUDGES FOOT.

Abraham Abulaphia and Fortunate Namias were
tried and acquitted yesterday IN the Criminal
branch OF the United states Circuit Court ON a
charge of cOnspiring 70 detraud the Federal Gov
the accused men had paid him @lO5 10 counterfeit
revenue and postage stamps The evidence did not
jury rendered the verdict AbulaphIa. who is a
Greek made his way TO the Bench, ana first stOOp-
ing ana placing his fingers Judge BeDedcts foot,
and Kissed them. lie then made "A low obels-
ance and retired. His companion Namias would
have done likewise but was prevented by the court
attendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29

When a Brooklyn man went home Monday
night with his necktie awry his hat full OF kinks and his
voice and egz very unsteady his deceived wife accused
him Of being disgustngy incbriated. Not ~ all, my
thCJ dear" he replied. catching the back Of chair for
support" 0cJ at all san on thicl count the
scarcity water, thcl Mayor SEE we must tbic coner
mze, an I've been er (hc) Communicating SAIL
lNOTTistUWn Herald
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LUNATIC Alta PRAYER MEETING.

young man, evidently affected i'll his mind, at
tempted to mOnopolize the service in Plymouth
prayer meeting last evening. After Mr. Beecher had
permitted him to read from the Bible the account
of the temptation of Adam and Eve, he asked Mr.
Beecher 10 excuse him while he read from st. Jonn
Gospel. The plymouth pastors patience
was exhausted, and he said sharply:
viii excuse you entirely and he then
directed that the stranger should be led out.
A scene of confusion followed, the crazy
man resisting the efforts 10 put him out, saying he
would be in the light il all others in the wrong.
Pastor Halliday trcd TO quiet the aroused interest
OF the audience by saying, :" The man Is clearly a
luhatic0 AT length the man was induced to SIT
down and the meeting went Oh. DR.. EdWatd
Beecher made extended report OF the proceedings
OF the State Congregational Association at Warsaw,
n y, last week and Mr. Beecher followed with per-
soual recoectiOns.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT AEPTyiIS

Grand UofeI-The Hon William 4. Wheeler. oi
Malone y. y. Ffqt reaps H9isGf9sIa JhoWa1 d aw
teotte y. y .. Park Areipc Hotei-l"td Branph' O'
England Beroor HoUseTJay OK Us ~ S,
House-Professor Alexander Aga.sZ OF CanbHdse Mass
and Professor George T. Day, Of kcw-Haycn :N Jen,S
HotL-Roswel Parmenter 81 Troy " Stn,hT iI2 ,et
Jerome Ptrnenter Of Troy Victoria Hocl-J nj 20
q a Ioclrane of ST. James HOtel-Hcnry Z.
oh %
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ONLY HIS HEAD BOWFD DOWN

Patrick Duff, the juror in the Kinkowski murder
trial at Jersey City who was supposed TO be asleep
while Judge Knapp delivering his charge 10 the
jury, has made an affidavit that he not asleep.
lie swears he merely had his head bowed down
resting his hands, but that he heard every word
of the charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29

accommodation of the people, who came IN great
numbers with nails and pitchers for water.
The proprietors of the Fifth Avenue Hotel nave
pl lced the following notice in all the rooms.
Owing 10 thu great scarcity of water, all persons
will the pressing necessity Of the greatest possible
economy in its
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DnN'r LET YOrR HORSES DIE

DR. ToBfAss VENETIAN HORSE LTnigNr IN pint bottles
CURE fuE No pay Is asked III does not cure
sOHE- sPRNs GUS ana BRUISES quicker thal any other
known remedy ThrtyOue years 10 has been warranted and
never failed 5000 CRETlFC ATFs HAVE HERN RECEIVED
Colonel D. MCDANIEL who owns some Of hc fastest running
eslgut Of the COn7Ddlted card Com
pauy RTElsoN IS brown rs West 51i',t: \, H. LIZ 40
nErrERG 600 7thave; end Col G. H. bELE'AN 1876 West 22d
a. sold all druggists aud sadders. Depot AZ NurraysL
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Henry 4. DANIELS, ". d.,
lii Lexington ave, near 2jhst Hours, ~ and TO l.
Alteration TO Gentlemen.


LOVERS OF Coon COFFEE
should ask grocers for Thurber No II Coffee IN pound
arkag. pri per pound. and ideal Coffee Pot
price a. cents ~ IT, according 70 Size The coffee Is perttc
lion fde. Coffee Pot the simplest best and cheap
eat coffee not set invented Together they prOiuce an Ideal
cup sample cups Of coffee given away 40 the Coffee
cottage American Institute Fair Go and tie pictures Of
"a the
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DIR. UoLN,y's PAD is the only known remed,

that positively expes every vesge Of maara taut from the
blood without the poisonous drug, which remain IN
years and often Tor lifetime. sold by all
druggists Dr. HOLMAN is i1 attendance daily nom IL A. M
at the COmpIuys Offices, No I4i broadway. Consultation
and advice free. reception rooms ior ladies'
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pTRF PORT WINE.

We take pleasure directing the attention Of the public 10
spcers celebrated Port Crane Wine, r1re aud uuaduer
atcl article upon which every one may n st implicitly ely
IN wine rs made az SueCrs Vineyards Pd--AiC NewJer-ey
II has rich flavor mellow ucness and brilliant color and
li-hly beneficial ia all IT'S properties Tor yad especially
aud aged persons and cOusumpuyes Newiork OF
ice Warrtn-st
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Art SiIverWare,

The Gorham Manufacturing Com
pany, Silversmiths, continue their
exhibition of ART SILVER, and are
able to announce that the exhibit re-
mains as complete as the day of its
opening. All articles sold are to re-
main during the time of this exhibit
ton.
This collection will be found in
their Art Room,
81 UNION SQUARE.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TODAY
Gu ,-.o. co9 sun sets .. 500 Clock slow. lGm "a
Wnan sef, 100 Moon souths $40 Moons age, days
HIGu WATER TO-DAN-A VI.
Sandy Hook OO5 Gov. Island. O33 Hell Gate.... 2;22
uDH W NrER TO-DAY. ".
.,.r look O3S GOV. Island 300 Hell Gate... 2:i9
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Announcements.

Observation-Disclosures Moquettes from 81 80
yard. Tapestry Brussels Body Brussels. 81 20
Cash or credit CHOssLEYs Nos. 1iO and 1iS BrOadWay
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence, Weak
~ moss organs ~ Generon sc, speedily and "a IL
Callvcurcd by WINCHESrERS SPECIFIC PILL. TwOtD
usually sufficient Pri e VI per box SIX boxes
a.. send for PrtpIroi " " INCHES TER q Co
Chemists y JOhu-sL New y OrN.
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<<sa rSzzn "a <sa SAFETY STEAM sHYDRAULIo
. I - ELEVATORS.
OTIS BROTHERS ~ o.. SlS 5roAIwag, NY
HEALTH
STRONG, PURE AND RICH BLOOD, INCREASE Oh
FLESH AND WEIGHT, CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION, SECURED
TO ALL THROUGH
DR.. Railways Sarsaparilian Resolvent.

Every drop the Sarsaparian Resolvent communicates
through the Blood Sweat Urine and other fluids and juices
OF system u life for it repairs the wastes VI
the with and sound material. ScrOfua Consump
ton Ganuar Disease Ulcers in the Throat Mouth Tum0rs
Nodes the Glands and other parts OF tho system o0ro
StrumOus discharges from the ears and the worst forms
ErnptiOns Fever Sores Sca1 Head, Ring
Worm salt Rheum Erysipeas, Ache BLACK Spots Worms
Flesh TunOrs Cancers in the Womb and all Weaken
ingan eats,
ali Of the Life Principle thin curative range
wonder Of modern chemistry few viii
prove using for either OF these forms OF dis
potent power them. II the patient daily
coming reduced by the wastes and decomposition that
continually succeeds in arrcstiug
repairs the with material made from healthy
blood and this the Sarsaparan will and do secure cure
sceain for when this remedy commences t wOrkDt
publication and succeeds in diminishing the loss OF wastes
It's repairs will be rapid day the plent will f3
himself growing better AMI srOn the fool II costing bot
ter appetite improving and flesh and weight ucreAlnz
Price 81 per bottle
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G.. G.. SHAYNE, wholesale fur manufacturer,
No. l13 Princes offers selsn saclue doimans and fur
lined Prices from I'D % - nor cent less
than guar houses MAI orders solicited refining
ALTERING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29

cAFEs-Large stock Of fire and burglar proof
safes all sizes makes Great bargains EMORY 20 Vosey st
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R0WEL COMPLAINTS.

OOsencss DaTrhea Cholera MObus plintn discharges
from bowels stopped fifteen twenty minutes ~
taking Railways Ready Relief No congestion or inAJmna
wcaknessOr lassltude will follow tue use oil tho IL u
Relief 80 cents bottle
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Rr. RahxgaV,. RcguIaiing PILLS

Perfectly tlseles elegantly coated for the OF all u.s.
orders Of the stomach, Liver Bowels Kidneys, Bladder
Diseases Headache Constipation, Costveness, In
digestion Dyspepsia BtliOusness Bilious Fever, lnl3nma
the Bowels Piles and all derangenens u the Iner'
nal scCr. Warranted TO effect q positive Care.
RAILWAYS PILLS
will the from all the above named Disorders
Price 25 cents per box Sold by druggists.
RADWAY & Co, 81 WARREN.ST. " Y.
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TERRIFIC GALES on THE ATLANTIC.

The steamship Titania arrived Yesterday from
Dundee III deplOrabc condition. she was twenty
two DAYS making the voyage IIrst Omcer Knox
A. Cooke made the following report:
Leaving Dundee on October g. had moderate
southerly winds until the following day, when We en-
couuterfd gale continuing until OCTOBER 10, when the
weather became and the seas violent Aicrward
the wealth moderated, 10 be followed % Tie lth win
nared and three hours aiterward a heavy boarded
the vessel denOlishine one OF the lebohIs ana po
heavier seas, followed III the course Of the
day, and about y. ~ some OF thg Rigging was
sea came over the starbOard side which completely
wrecked another hie-bOat aud did other damage.
About 1880 p. II. another sea was shipped, smashing
another hfebOat, and three hours aiter"ard trehe-
dOus the starDoaTd side. carrying away
the fOrebOOm and gat the steering wleel ana chart
house, and started bulwarks lore and ait Tue
vessel at the time was completely submerged, and
her safety endangered. BOatswaln George Hln was
thrown to the deck aud received serious injuries about
the head and back. furious hurricane followed Oh the
next day and soon after midnight another tremendous
boarded the vessel, doing great damage Gong tor
ward found the starbOard bow and forward match
broken in. Another sea broke over about Two hours
afterwari, carrying away the upper ana lower bridge
rails the standard and pole cOmpashes telegraph
stand and bridge LADDERS causing the SNIP TO list dAh
gcrousy on the port side. The entire crew was
kept IN duty night and day, and, the chei engineer
reporting considerable water In the engine room, coal
bunkers and shaft alley, most OF the crew were sent
below TO BAN IL ont with buckets The weather modcr
ated on sunday last ana, having maze repairs bcce5-
say 10 get the vessel into port we arrived safely, out
partially wrecked
The steamship Crane from Shields, also had bad
voyage, but the damages were light IN compari on
will those of the 1Itana. She sailed from Shields
ON October 3, and when twenty-lOur hours
uut off Cape Wrath, encountered the full force Of
a hurricane starting from the northwest, accom-
panied with fearful and hail stones, aud con
tinulng for five days, when II moderated. he
weather was variable until the 18th. when another
hurricane, SURPRISING III violence the previous one,
was encountered, lasting torty-elght hours, The
seas broke over the vessel with great force, demOl
ishng one OF the boats carrying away the fore sail
stay.s.nl and bridge bulwarks. On the 10Th OIL
Georges Banks, a dense fog was met WITH Iol-
lowed by nOrthwesterly gales.
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e. X. Il.

DYSENTERY DIARRHEA,
CHOLERA M0RBUs, FEVER AND AGUE
cured and prevented
BY RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA - -
DIPHTHERIA, INFLUENZA
SORE THROAT DIFFICULT BREATHING
relieved in a few minutes
BY RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
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MESTCHESTER COUNTY.

PLrAsANTvILLE.-W Wcets, of Pleasant
VILE, painter. found dead lying by the side of
the Harlem Railroad track. yesterdaymorning. 1t
Is supposed thcat he was struck by passing tram
the previous night
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LOC1L MISCELLANY.
WANTS OF THE MICHIGAN sUFFEREl

WANTS OF THE MICHIGAN SUFFERERS.
Samnel r. Covlle, H. Haverly and Mr. Git
more offered recently to give series OF entertain
ments ~ Niblo's Garden for the hencit on the MICH
ipan sufferers They agreed to set aside the entire
house except the orchestra circle, and TO fix the
price of admission at fifty cents for Monday ana
Tuesday evenings and the matinee on wednesday OF
next week. on condition that the memhers me
police force and # the Fire Department sell tickets
the entire pTOcecdso all sales by the members OF the
two forces to 20 to the Michigan Relief Committee
Mayor Grace communicated with the Police Board
and the Fire Commissioners and III b" tn cases the
offer was approved. The Superintendent Of Police
will Issue tickets TO captains TO be SOFA
bv members of the force at fifty cents
The IN tier was placed by the Fire Department IN
the hands of Commissioner PurToy. ". {. Dewey,
of the old Relief Committee received vcster lay
letter from Mayor Carleton, OF Fort huron,
who estimates the amount of money mt ny me
burned district by insurance companies anh lhul-
vi.lua persons outside of relief committees az
Sl2O 900. This, together with the amount known
TO have been sent in by the different connlittees
makes the total amount of money received by the
sufferers SG07 691 I6 in cash. Mr.. Carleton says
that there is an abundance of clothing aud sup lies
on hand, and that what is wanted rs money so th9t
the relief work may be closed mp and the pc pie
shift for themselves. He estimates that II Will take
an average of 800 for each family, after all the
money on hand has cen distributed. to tide them
over till the next harvest, making the amount still
needed $3.50, 600 TO 100000
The auctlOn sale of mourning dranery contributed
to the relief OF the sufferers will take place at the
auction rooms Of Field, Chapman ~ fenner' No. 500
Broadway OF Tuesday November l, nj 2 p. IN.
William DOwd received yesterday subscriptions
amounting to 81 PIT II, making the whole amount
received by him 81 243 So
A Friend -" StockbrdCc Mass, sends to this Office
So for Michigan relief; c. f. Bradley sends 40 TS
contributed by the following: Baptist Church Spen-
Ger, n. Y, SIS % aad the PRESBYTERIAN Church at
the same place; the Rev. :. VOrhis, spencer, \. J.
81; North Spencer, n. Y, So SO, and Dean Settle
ment, n. Y, 81; X. b. c., Rye, n. Y, sends SO
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WHAT Is SEEN AT THE INSTITUTE FAIR


There is 10 perceptible decrease III the number of
visitors 20 the American Institute Fair despite the
MANY other attractions OF the CITY. The spaclons
halls are still hronged daily. The pleasant autumn
weather and the lull after harvest brings IN many
visitors from the country who, minglIng with the
CITY people, view the exhibits OF furniture, me arr
photography and the numerous other articles oi
taste and luxury here displayed. sturdy farmers
pass through the building inspecting improved agIl
cultural machinery of which there Is good show.
In the Department of Machinery there IS nJte'
worthy display of inventions never before cA-
hibIted.
The chain machinery in the building is driven by
a large beam-engine which has novel automatic
"cut-ofi." designed to answer the same purpose IN
the economical of steam as the CoTlS' waive
gear but which is claimed by the inventor 10 be
more simple Another feature of The engine is that
il occupies comparatively small space. Ihere Is a
large display of the wel-knOvn Ericsson new caloc
pumping engines, which send column OF water 10
the height OF twenty feet. They are worked
either with coal by gas furnaces some
massive stone crushers, which make short
work OF granite, excite much interest. hrck-
making machine which cuts out the clay cubes
in rapid succession, Is among the novelties shown
Among the agricultural machines Is a machine Tor
preparing ensilage, the new economical process
known as the silo system. for feeding i've stock,
by which the waste of the nutriuVe power oi the
fodder Is reduced to the lowest point There Is a
good display OF wOOd-c8Tviugs, though not ~ large
as formerly. There is also large display OF the
Sturtevaut fan-blowers and Of non working ma
chiueTy. such engine lathcs, milling machines
and gear cutters. There Is an abundance Of rX-
hbts in ali branches of industry to please al WHO
come. The general display rs the largest ever seen
in the Institute building. pleasant feature OF the
exhibition is the concert gwen by Mbuckics Oth
Regiment Band, which has been increased 10 l6Iil-
five pieces and draws crowds every afternoon and
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steamer Bolivia (Br Donaldson London Henderson Bros
steamer city Of Rome r, Kennedy, Liverpool via Queens
town. John q Dale.