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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17

ARBoTT-Eleycnth month 18TH Isabella wife Of Henry
, vii take place ON day Friday the 18TH, At
1870 O'Clock A. NJ from Friends Meeting House (Gramercy
PARK, yOthst.
Friends are invited to attond.
nIrKFORD- november 10 after brief Illness Louisa b.
Nor,iep. wife Of A. q. BiCktOui
Funeral services her late residence, No II East 22ds
Ibursday, November l., at o'clock p. m.
Friends are invited without further notice.
Ellison the 10Th inst, alter long illness. Thomas
Ellis
mineral services Ihur lay, November H. at OCl'cA
d m his late residence, No. 100 st. James s-pace'
Brooklyn,
Interment at saratoga Springs.
GOODWIN-At his Fesdruce Morstown, Nj, On Tuesday
November 10, Sheldon Goodwin formerly Of brOokSh IN
45th OF his age. a.,
Funeral services Anna Church brooklyn Friday the
18Th inst, At O'Clock a. IN. $500, ,,...o o,,,,
lOWeTa
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PRIZE FGHrERS ARRESrlD.

ERIE, Penn, Nov. l6.-About o'clock tins
evening Holden and White, who fought prize night To
day. were arrested here complaint OF Sheriff stiles
Of Ashtabula County o.. and committed to IAN u"
await a requisitiOn from Governor Foster. After lsht-
ing four rounds near Conncaut ONO, In which Mht'
WAS knock down several times and had eye partly
closcd tine Deputy sheriff OF Ashiahula County
cndca vored TO arrest them, hut was kuochrh
down. and the whole crowd crossed over 'h'
line mo Pennsylvania. After walking nNc miles they
caught q freight train, which brought them 10 - ~
Shern stiles having preceded them on passenger tdh
The two principals mach Chagriucd al the uIh 81
afr
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Howard were the ushcrs. The bridesmaid, were "l.
Rachel Moore Annie Moore, Miles and Waters l'"
bride wore "A dress Of white brOcddc, Win lolE tI''
lace ven and garniturcs OF orange blossoms anu '' Oh
the valley
A quiet home wedding occurred at No. II HalisoA-7'"
Brooklyn. yesterday evening, Miss Emma : lhompNun
being married to r. T.. Moore in the nome O W ~"
Savcry INC reccptjon which followed attended 10y
intimate friends
Miss Ida De La Vergnc daughter OF S n De La Nershe
was married at p yesterday, In the h"uS' VI "1i
parents No 1913 Adriphi-st Brooklyn, to Fred.rch n
Wcddie The wedding was a very quiet one su'an
reception followed the ceremony.
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4 YOUNG WOMAN MURDERED.

Chicago, Nov. 1G.IMt evening the head
less body Miss Ellen kesner was found ut the
Railroad crossing in Engewood Marks on the Douy III
dcated foul play Miss Kcsner was twenty years VI nSo
She was educated in the East and was attending tue NUT
NAL school at Englewood. Miss kesner had pee" a''E
strangely late Last night she retired az usual Du'
ub.c1ueutly rose dressed herself and, going to the
room Of the superintendcs wife, complained oil eeAs
Ill She was ordered back TO her ROOM but Instead oi
cong there she went out the street. and at ~ O'CLOCK
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DIED.

NITCHELL-At the residence OF his mother. No 320asey
st. Brooklyn November H. Theodore c. Mitchell aged -
Funeral from the Church Of 81 Mary the Virgin 4Jhs bs
tween 7th and Sthayes FRIDAY, the lsth ns at lO30
O'Clock n. IN.
O'RFILLY-A solemn REQUIEM Mass-Non.hs mmd-wiU
De celebrated In Mays church corner Of Grand md
Rdgcst this Thursday, Tho l1th inst &c 10 m, tDr DE
reTo5e OF the soul OF the Rev Edward j. ORoy the Late
past Of the Church.
Reverend clergy respectfully invited to attend
sTANTON-At stouington Conn Tuesday evening Noyen.
Der -, Stiles stanton, aged Is years.
Funeral services Thursday afternoon at O'clock
WILSON-In Philadelphia iIth inst, Mrs. Eva X
Wilson, wife OF the Rev j. g. Wilson, and daughter % hf
Rev ID. p kdder. OF NeWYOFk.
Inement Mount Pleasant Cemetery Newark, y. j., on
Thursday the 18th inst, al p.
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HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN a CO.

Holiness Poems. Hlndyvolume Edition 10 yo,@ .
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r r. a.. : Volume XXI Of the "PhosoPhcA Lio'@'I'
syO, gilt top, - 90 - ~,
tracd. 81 81.
. History Of MatrriaIi-n. BY F. a. Lange Noinme
Volume III Ot the Philosophy Al
Library $40, But top - 'V' 'ho 'o"Pi00 "''A ''
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LANES n. OSGOOD & GO

DODD, MEAD ~ co.
Without Home. by Z. Z. Roe. I'll 90
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4 WOMlNs ATrEupr Ar SUIcLDE

A neatly dressed woman, who gave her
name n Mary Wallace walked into the First Precinct
Station in Jersey CITY yesterday afternoon and inform
ing Sergeant Dickson that she drunk, asked 1" ne
locked up The Sergeant sent her 10 cell ana shorty
afterward Prsonkccper Watspn whose attention was
attracted by gr0an found her hanging from eel i"of
by "A strip her dress. Watson cut her down
and summoned a phy -iciau When he returned u I'"
minutes Late found again hanging 10 inc
door H. then hdudcutrd her, that znN could Wdhc
further attempt upon her life The woman Is sup
posed to be dcraugcd.
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
DOMESTIC PORTS.

POsrnV Nov l6-Ariyed, steamers 1aucus Bearse New
YORK. WIk,4uarrc Dohll. Port Johnson
CLEARED, steamer Bayauan tirl la'1oO, Liverpool
sailed steamers Johns Hopkins Haett altnoIe roman
Croyel. Philadelphia: Nrreus, BetrSo. New hoik
BALTlHOKE Nov lG-teif ed. steamers LeHhahy farAci
savannah McCl liam, Bups. New YORK, george IL stout
"a led steamers Allegheny. Mcclellan and Caspian.
~NyASNAI nov l6-Arryed, steamer Lombard (Br) New.
YORK. .-.--,..
sailed steamer, Geo Appod, Baltimore. Gate city, New
York. III, >-.,-
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TRYING 10 FREAK ms BaorHEGs WILL.

BOsTON, Nov 1G.-By the will of the late
Henry F. Duraut, 81 Wellesley, Mrs Durant was left sole
eIecuriN and bequcst Of $50 900 made to william
T. smith (yhO had his name changed by act Of Lcslsli
turc, brother Of MIR Durant Mr. Smith has been una
BILE obtain possession OF this money and VIII brhS
suit to have the will aside General Butcrand T. ~
Ely have been retained a. his counsel hearing VIII
he had in the matter at Dedham December inc
cunt indirectly involved Is between Sl,VOoOoo ana
ODD ODU
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JAMES T.. RIDGELY.

BALTIMORE Nov. 1G. James L. lddgelV
died at his residence in this city at 72O o'clock this
morning, in ls seyenty-nfth year. Since 1912 he had
been Grand Corresponding and Recording Secretary Of
the Grad Lodge OF 0. Of o. f. Of the United states
About two years he was stricken with paralysis,
from which he only partially recovered His last i'm
20 tant work was History OF American OddfellOw-
ship" For twelve years NE Register OF Wills for Bal
tmOre Couu ald be uGd been member Of the Leg+-
ldture and Constitutions Conventions. He was Col
Internal Revenue un3 President Lincoln, aud
the time his death President OF the Mutual Fire
Insurance Com pauY Of Baltimore County.
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BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE MEETING.

BONION, NVN. ID'- ~ HIIITIII IH'I''TN W
the stocKhod,r, Of The Boston ana Providence Railroad
wa, held here today Tie annual report Of tuc directors
was accepted The audiilEL conmItic" 'nr the 'uihE
year was appointed. The following ilrr,lufn "rfr d."
Goddard T. Huntington Nocott, william X. Eourscn
Francis VI Wild. Joseph ". Btch, H.. al e.. TAFT A.
meeting directors rnry 4. whitney vas f,rlrrlr
prr,Idrut l.. L.. TOrrry, treasurer; MnaOw NaIfoh,
clrIk. md A. A. InInDIm, -mnrIInl rnurnl.
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uIDyIGHl WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
o,,-gpsts FOR TIE past - tD.srS

WAsHINGlON, Nov. i. ! 4. m.-Ihe 5arome-
ter is highest on the Middle Atlantic coast; u has risen
slowly in all districts and is lowest 10 tae Missouri Val
lev. Fair weather continues in the southern. Middle
aud NewEnglaud States and party Cl"Gdy weather IN
the Lake region and the Northwest The temperature
has risen slowly all districts except ia hc Upper Mis-
soun Valley. where it has fallen with noTth"csteriy
winds southerlv westerly winds continue I'm all dis
trirts cast OF Mississippi River except IN Oh" south
Atlantic states, where the winds are uJIth"cs,rFl
ItIteaa0us FER 'o-tr7
For NcvyEuc'aud. warmer and fair weather during the
~ winds sH.uiug to southwest and sOuthtd-t, AMI
falling barometer. d..
For the MIrI'c states, warmer and e.u'f1IY Iali
weather, east 90 south winds and falling barometer
Indications tOr tomorrow
The indications That warmer and fair weather Will
preyan the districts The Atlantic coast pH iIiI-
day followed Cd. Friday by colder ~ 4tn.I and riil
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THOMAS NELSON & SONS.
40 sllaas irt.r II

Tho Eastern Archipeago Description Of the Sceheiyg
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S0rViNr ha Young. by the Hon Mrs Greene l-no '''
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InI,e REGIONS of Central Africa RECON- VI 'yio'u
Illustrations, 5NO, clolh CAV" - W.
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DAMAGE BY INUNDATION.

OSHKOSH, Wis, Nov. 16.-A meeting of bust
ness men Of Oshkosh and Fond du Lac to-day drew up
memorial the Sccretaryo War, setting forth the damage
done TO Fond du Lac and Oshkosh, and ask
sng immediate relief by the removal o part Of the Coy
eminent dam at Menas1a and Appleton. 4 committee
was appointed to proceed Immediately to Washing on.
The committee consists of Senator sawyer and g. NJ
Paine OF Oshkosh and A. X Hamilton OF FOND du Lac.
The damage already done by the nundatonlS estimated
at $GOOOOO Tnc prospect Is that thc water VIII freeze
beiyreit lOwers unlcss Inc GoYernlnent nlcrIcrCs.
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ROBERTS BROS.

william WORDSWORTH \ Biographical sketch WI! -e'
lection, from his writings Poetry and Prose. b a. };
Syulng'on With p,Itr Il Wur- .rtu aud ,e" o. iylal
Mount , vols. lbmu. cloth. Price -.
4 pageout ann other Poems By Christina a. RIOS iti.
Author OF The Goblin Market" &c. lGmO, ciptA flco.
II -.
The Man Jesus. BY the Rev. John W. Chadwick. I'mo
q.
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PUBLIC OPINION.

Mr.. Iliscocl's standing in his district fairly
represent tlat IN the state and tHl'l. Iuol , a.
come % INN because he deserved, not because nc so
it.--fTroy Times RepJ ~
There is NO doubt that the Goyernment VIII
IL once more Republican in al MS branches r TT.e
NyiU be suOce.tly So for practical purposes i"t
VII certanl, Doe controlled by the RepupI'dHs' '"o
Advertiser ,icNJ =.
The Republican party has 9nly 10 Dei' ave
e,f 20 MAZE certain of Nrw-Nurk's electoral Eo1t IN
and In the meanwhile the Empire size elI.!' ,IT
be II missionary ground for RepuOith 'li'i' - ""'
F',te i'm tho Uuion-[Utca Herald (RepJ
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M1KRLED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Brooklyn, on Monday, lith
inst at the OF the brides parents, by thc rev
Bcllows, Mlss Iouia NJ Robins al "a
Daniel g. Robbins Of Brook IN, % MI James u Oie'ol4Hu
thiCagO.
NORTHUMBERLAND Trinity Chapel wednesday, 80.
ytmhrr ISL br the Rev. Morgan DIX, D. 10 tlauEI,
volt Howe Marie Van Dycke Charher daughter oi
Ellie ChIrier, esq
Neutrality-suspicious. Tuesday N0y-mDet
IS At residence Of the brides parents 3{ lhg tol
1ur Brnok. lNin II. Wei rbce % Amy henrletIa Con
stable daughter NJ constable both OF THIS cly
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HARPER x BROS.

The Mysteries of Heron Dyke A Novel Of incident
2OC
To Duy in America studies for the Old World and the
New. ~ Joseph iiI.tOn. 4tI, paper, 20 cents
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paper. 20 cents
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No POS ia the FIauAlIu square Library.
The MIXERS Daughter. \ Novel BY Anne Basie iin
s...rsH tHUfs
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THE NORTH CAROLINA DEBE

RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. 16.-The Treasurer OF
North Carolina reports that 100000 Of the Old
North Carolina bonds have been funded into new four per
cents under tGo compromise March, 1879, which
limits the time for the exchange January next
There is about i,OOOOOO OF the old deDt still un pre-
sented the holders not having awaited themselves Ul tue
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ROBERT CARTER ~ BROTHERS.
HENRY HOLT & Coz,
~ Ea.f sDII AZ

$50 Broadway.
The Letter of Credit. BY Miss Warner story Emo
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TILE FIRE RECORD.

TWO CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.
NORTH FEERIsBURG, VT, Nov. 1G.-Ihe
dwelling Of James Laguire DESTROYED by lire this
afternoon with all its contents His children, one axe
Gyc and auothcr acr two were burned IN the building
Their mother bad LOFT thoW alone about htgh minutes
D.. fore the discovery OF the fire,
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the body found secreted in weeds by two Students
Boh arms and legs broken and there were seVefl
cuts on the body made with knife. The head lay some
distance from the body. Parts OF the hands and feet
We're scattered about in the grass indicating that inc
murderer had deposited his burden hurrledy and He'd
over the left nipple knife wound but not sufficient
TO cause death An assault had evidently been COM
mittcd
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PHILADELPHIA.

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Madame De Scyigue. BY Miss Thackefay (hIs H''h'
rnnnI kIfcnlel. l6mO hne cloth, u
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q. W. CARLETON y. CO.
Madison square

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r,,i ana -uusuiur.' etc. l2uu cloth, 81 3D.
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rLe Ctildre- Fniry GEOGRAPHY Merry Fup 81 iml;.
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F"ur So', i'm one ,yo. cloth bound - %
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TEACK-LAYING BEGUN.

PENSACOLA, Fla, Nov. l6.-lrack laying be
gan to-day on the Pensacola and Atlantic Railroad al
this point The road will connect last aud West Flor
id, and the managers SAY IL will completed 10 con
ncction with the jacksonville Road next year,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17

Duluth. Mimi, Nov. lG.-IhlS afternoon a
Gr. hro. ont in the boiler room of tine Cl1; House the
PRINCIPAL hotel here. In less chan thirty minutes the
flames mad spread throughou. thc entire building
wooden grIlcturc-aut 10 WIS totally destroyed The
lose rs roughly estimated at sj1oOu and A" Insurance
the building and furniture SEQ fLr as can De ar"rr
TONED tU -if, g. about $4,000, divided among about %
dozen companies
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sCRIBNER & WEXFORD.
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GARFIEI.I,s OPINION OF INSANE MUEDERLkS.
IL-.n The Cincinl.Ntt lonmtIlt.L

I'm view OF the fact that G.dielUS assassin
houes IL escape hls just punishment Oh iLt pea o. M
ss,,tl in ,,i Ice iuefrsne to know what Cart. d mui-
sell thought of TIE insanity defence Tor mur"ticfs III
1871 In tuaf wear a murder tTl- TOOK pace al r' q
Iaud the defence a. usual being luSaIIN Judge l. r.
Payne was the bench, and hl> charge WAS compete
auDhilatluu Of the shallow pIr'"i'c' upon "Eth '"'
MIN of insanity often sustained. few days ailer-
ward Judgc PAYNE received the following letter from
Garfield.
r,R JTpcr: Allow gratUa Won on yo1r
lsu,nd charge The jury a. the 'ln.c cd " ncithl -
,.>e The who'll Cu.utrv Won GgUI OF -u'udr To-
hIaslug away the wicked apsurdy which mas tttN urA
r,,lr.l al the subject ~ INSANITY
II Ills thing nlG gone o. IL Iurthtr m That nam
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pamphlet and send 10 - all o. |"a-rN III Ii, ..H"
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THE NEW PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

The members Of the Produce Exchange at
meeting held yesterday adopted resolution offered by
Mr. Hart approving the recommendations the Board
OF Managers authorizing the construction Of the new
building. In accordance with the present plans, at cost
ton.
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Life of Capiain John smith BY Charles Dudley warner
lGmo. 81 -. -,
The BOYS Ma5inOGiOn BY sidney Lanier WIN ~ iuii
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Gardiner with biographical Account ~ the Autioit''S ia
tnyi,sh II.tnry By J. Bass MullngeT. lZmO - 20.
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A. c. ARMSTRONG \ son.

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J" Of c0ntu ANA ul indexes. printed from iIrg1
t,ne an laid tinted PAGER In vOs crown svo strongly
bound In extra Price W. set ire iu'ed nom - ~
Potter TrnyyL or the Adventures Of Whaer Round aud
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JUST AprREcIATIoN or Go&HtM,

The report that George {. G9rham Is TO ne
appointed Assistant Secretary OF the i'e&sug &
- have MO- further foundation than the lhoruluae Wno
of Mr. GOrliu to get public 2ihcc' 4 NOR
spDoirtmeut could scarcely be made ana ''Ia!L.l va
etpposug tha he proposes To load down ms ddhhl1i
ton at the start vita political ad'thEr.I "nv n,'s
fbjs same George G.. GOruam. II Is 'ut snort i HCc
h. vss stuuvug California IN opposition u the hcpE'
iiaT ~ ,te L,f and coauet ing with the Or cThachrrs
and his recent a0logclc defence Of Lc star Route rdu"s
enectualy al, tdes him Tor any Olcl5i service uLti
he pTeSant Admin tTdtiOu.
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A rnrHrnN "CEANK."

FfuW TIE Nyroh Eh''''.,, "i'.,' ~ ~.
The Editor of Tie (GrcenyIie. :, - At"o
urs his .pr I'm mourning over the result ~ the tt
IN VIRGINIA. ait thus gives expression 20 ms AIel
PROPRIETOR Of ne DQiH NerSis VIZ man nor" ana u
In HARMONY with his feelings, ana VA otteIthgy J."
flnsc OF mi. community I'm which virginia ana ING p'l-
Ccratic party are honored and loved me Dt' rs
,t i'm mourning TO-DAY The blot put anon ne htli 10
sraipIcs, name of STATE OF Tucsday Is better C'-' ~"
,,oulninr Than the death Of any pUttntae OF person.
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ARRIVED

steamer Algicr4, Hawthorne, New orleans NOV - WIN
fnd-r uud passengers TO Bogcrt * Morgan M .
steamer Bermuda iBr. Farcio'h Ponce OCT 80 Arroyo
\oy lIumaroa p FaIrlO 3. ArCchO D. Agua0ha D. Maya
ec1 aud John 9, with mtsc ana passengers 20 Out
steamer aracas Hess Lsslay1 Nov 3 Porto Belle anu
CuIacoa g. with aud passengers 10 boulton bhss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17

Mr.. Greg was born in 1872. Tie was the author Of
many works on political and social science and ire
quent contributor to English periodicals Some OF his
works, several OF which have been reprinted in this
country, IRE rs follows: Investments for Working
Glasses" Gsj2; Essays on Political and Social
Science $3.50; " Creed Of Christendom" 1SG3f Lit
erary ard social Judgments" 1861 Truth vs. Edlca-
ton" lS69j; "WLy are Women Redundant " i-bV
Political Problems 0s70); THE Grea. DUEL lo7D
nml - Eui-mu. Mf LLLn ~ lsLLL.
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JAMES d. sAwYET

BUFFALO. Nov. 1G.-Jamcs ID. Sawyer, one
of hr leading aud oldest commission merchants OF A5
city, and al. ,ldcnt of Whites Bank died tonight.
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y. n. PETERSON Il BROTHERS;

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and VIII rove Doi'uS De'lk ~
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LONDON, Nov lG.-A Teheran dispatch to
ne >tudard the DEATH at MesAod, of span
-d.Ir AzeuI, formerly Premier OF Persia.
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF SgW.YORN ......NOY. 10 1881
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.


OrIrg OE TIKI LIGHTHOUSES INSPECTOR THIRD DISTRICT
IuNrKtN-glIIE y y. Nov, 10. 1881.
Long Island Wreck Buoy RemOyCd-Ihc spar buoy
Of the schooner Zoe, near the Corn
red Point ghsnp Long and sound has been removed
amir. of IN, wreck witch floating heels having
disappeared GEO. bhpMH. taIp, s ~ t,s,ri,,t
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ROMAN CATHOLlC CHURCH BURNED.

Providence. r. l., Nov. 16.-St Nary's
Roman Catholic Church 10 warren the ho Sc Of Father
Medallion aud another dwelling were destroyed by an
ILueuulHry lire AT . O'Clock this morning.
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BURNED TO DEATH.

PETERSBURG. Va Nov. lG.--MrS. LOuisa T. Field
az o. lady reslcn short Markets. burned 10 death
owing " her clothing taking IRE at a Crate.
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4 BURNED sCHOOLHOUsE REPLACED.

FAIR HAVEN, y. J. Nov. l6.-The new
s.oo house Tor coorcd people, which has been built to
replace the one burned last year. VIII De opened
formally on FRIDAY afternoon. General tlutOu T. lsE
N.I Illau address.
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TRIBUNE OrrrcY. Nov. IT, a Ul.Thero was very lit
Tie change n the barometer yesterday Clear and fair
weather prrvaiIed. The temperature ranged between
36o and 4s5 the average G2l2o being 3is higher than
on the cores bonding day year. and IA lower than
on Tuesday.
Warmer and generally fair weather, followed late in
the dav by iucrea sing Coudnrss and eght chances OF
rain may be expected tO-da, in this city and vicinity.
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BoIlinGor Champa gle.
Post nHce NOIIcr.

ARIsTOCRACY OF ENGLAND.