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SHIPPING NEVIS.

!,
ARRIVED.
Steamer City Of Berlin (Br, Lech Liverpool Sept 20
and Queenstown 80 with mdse and passengers TO John
Dale.
town 80, with mdse and passengers to + w ] Hurst.
steamer iceland tBelg Myer, Antwerp 10 days with
Steamer Castor. tDtch Wiser, Amsterdam Fept % with
mdse and passengers to Funch, Edge Co.
Lucia % Martinique 20 Dominica 90 Antigua and Kits
Oct st Thomas with mdse and passengers TO Outer
Steamer wyanoke Couch, Richmond. City
folk with mdse and passengers 10 Old Dominion So Co.
BARK Mercur (Nor) Fnvod Baltimore ballast Funch,
brig oliver Cults tHayt Jones' Pair with logwood
Schr Theresa Johnson, Para Sept To- rubber hides
&c, to Brown Bros Il Co; vessel 70 b J Weinberg &
GyThe following vessels arrived yesterday,
Steamer Pontiac Br) Scott Messina Sept 49, Denia H.
Malaga 2l Gibraltar % with frnit C. to Phelps Bros
III ballast toJ w Parker & 60.
salt and barrels to order vessel 10 Watjen, Toc
Brig Czarowtch of Falmouth. Eug, Bail 81 days
Brig Zerina OBI. Anderson. IA days. with logwood to
+ Degener; vessel to ii Bailey .s Co.
schr Nellie Floyd. Johnson Georgetown Sc days with
SUNsET-Wind at sandy Hook, tight, NV; cloudy and
raining AtCity Island light w; clear.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NORFOLK, Va. Oct 9-Steamer Bermuda (Br) from
had ON board the crew OF baTkentiDe Edouad
Rico for - John r. which wrecked in hurricane
Boston, which was wrecked in hurricane
TIE MOVEMENTS ~ SrGAdaRs
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Oct 9SteaDer Wieland from New York for Ham
burg arr of the Lizard to-day.
MovnLE Oct 9Arrved, steamer Sandman Montreal
and Quebec ON her way TO Liverpool
HAvRE oct 9Arrved steamer Laurent tFr),
York.
(FOr later Shipping News. u any, see FyJIs Pagsl
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last Legislature (which was Republican BY thirty one
majority Joint BALLOT for the term ending in 1897
which the late President Garfield originally elected
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY,
Sum rscs. goo Sun 6:2S Clock slow 3m O6s
Noon rises. 7:2O Moon souths 200 M0Ons age days n
HIGH WATER TOpAY-A.
Sandy Hook. 9:22 Gov Island 1908 Hell Gate II; 67
HIGH WATER TO-DAY-P. M
Sandy Hook. e:A6 Gov Island 1880 Hell Gate - -
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Every fibre of my being responds to tn,
exhilaratng effects of draught OF
all druggists N =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10
OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
THREE STATE TICKETS IN IOWA

In Iowa tomorrow a Governor and other
State officers 25 State Senators, lOl State Repre-
seDtatives Judge for the District and District
Attorney for the lid Judicial District viii be chosen
Three OF the State Senator's the District Judge and Dis
ict Attorney will be elected to fill vacancies caused by
resignations The new Legislature will elect United
States Senator for the remainder of the term of
J. Kirkwood Rep), who resigned to enter President
Garfelds Cabinet as Secretary Of the Interior In the
last Legislature the Republicans had majority 81 on
Joint ballot The several State tickets in the field are
given below. The Greenhack Convention nominated
Mrs Mary f.. Nash, of Des Moines, for Superintendent
Of Public Instruction. she declined the nomination
- 60, - Reptbticdn. De,nocrato
FOR Gorernor. ...-. tBuren K sherman. L. q. Kline.
Lteut.-ooee!Hr Oriandoi Manning John NJ. Walker
SuP..eHe " Jnogs -Austn ADAMS III. II. Hendcrshott
Supt Pub. InstTIc John w. Akers Walter III I3uter
Greenbaca.
For Governor. David NJ. Clark.
Lteu. IOUern0r James NJ. Holland.
Supreme c. Judge "A d. Dabney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10

c. C. SHAYNE, wholesale fur manufactures.
NO io3 Princest Offers seaskn sacques domans fur
lined garments at retail Prices from cent less
than regular retail houses Mail orders solicited. Reinig
altering, repairing.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hotel-Ex-SenatorR Reuben f; Fenton
II Jamestown n. VI the Hon Gausha A. Grow OF Pennsyl
Sania Congressman Thomas b Reed OF Maine snd sate
Treasurer Wendell of Albany Cf0rendon otet-
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg 6iLsev Rouse-Henry Rawle
Of Pennsylvania .Bre00ort HouseJadge Matthew PDeany
Of Portland
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EARL & WILSON'S short bandn collars and
bead edge cuffs are the best. Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10

COUGH NO MORE.
Use Dr. Toh!ass Pulmonc Syrup II Won do not find
IL better than anything else
return OF the empty bottle sold by druggists 90 cents
De- ot, Az Murray.st. ~ ~
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CARPETS. Elegant new patterns in Tapestry
broadway
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RUPTURE.-Dr. j. A. Shermans services are
IN so much demand that he is compelled divide time
tween New YORK and Boston Consultation ew
York pol broadway Monday Tuesday saturday Boston
AZ Milk ST., on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
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LACE CURTAINs.-Largest stock Create
vorety ever offered Fine Brussels Swiss Antique the M
Madras and Cabul Also Guipure and Nottingham Lace O.
taus SuRPPARD KNAPP Sixth.ay, and I3th.st
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Adopt now the use of PLATT'S CHLORIDEs
IN house 1t is the best pest disnfeotan
, 1881-12-07

,intIi Tho September L icrm. Oct IL lilo recos-
nIzhnce was forfeited. Uct. Ii tho default whs
set HaItle and now bail tnkon. Ecc. q tho cnso
was continued "hy agreement" Tho defense
WIS really" yesterday Int It nppenre1 that
tho names Of twO Important witnesses Ind not
1,ceN pit In tho intllctu1ent. Hmch discovery
clovcn months nfier tho trAs bill was fonnll u.
sf!GAtcA gross cnreleE,cts Un tho pnrt or tho
prosecuting officers. Tho witnesses tor tho
btnte wcrc thoroughly dIs1ustct at tito delay, md
when tue emo cnulcs mp nKaln It, two or three
mouths some Of ftiloT Will perhaps int 10 pres.
Ent n,lu thorn Will l,e nnuther ontirihnco nntll
they ean 10 bro,Rht IL by attachment. 70 nt,
outsider Il lo0ka na II an attetnpt wn51 hot1sx
1nhsla tn wear MT tho patience Of tho witnesses,
and thus bring at,ont tho entering of 1lo!te.
4 wANnEHiEn rKstlLENfE.
Officer Dave Harry. responding 10 knock at
tho toor of the Cantral Station latso-ho!lso last
night, was confronted By trainElsh.looklnx
man whose face WIS n tnaHs of hlotchca.
"What TO yot wantf' demanded tic police.
man. ---
to 90 to- WINS tho reply. linstliy closing Tho
To- 10 around To- the health DIllc1.
where hu rcnntnpd until tnItun nwny
by ma nft1cur from the pcst-hnuao. y conetrea-
tion carried on with tho nun frnm Nsocond'stNry
window ruvcnlctl tho fact that hu hnl t'pon WIN.
during all orcr ClnFk street during tho cvcnEls1.
visiting number ut saloons In tho vicinity dt
Cfnrk and Van uurpn strccts arld making him.
self comtostHhu In my place 10 coul! Hui Until
elected by tito prnprIcturs. .rhA makes It ulk
pIonsnnt for tho 8aloonkeopofa and others with
Whuin Ae cArnr lnpoMtaGt.
, 1881-12-07
DROWs1NG FOR BAIL.

TA1ttANEE AND AAttjtETT HTtffs At 1.AfluE, 11CET-
.... lN1 ron NnNnBsfEN,
William Larrnbeo ahd Etwood jarrett, tho OK.
School ,Frensurors respectively of Lnko View
aud lIsdn Park and Lnko, who wcro indicted by
tho grant jury Saturday fur falling to turr
over fundA; and for etnbcxzlomant and iarcouy,
did not appear In tho Criminal Court with
BlrutLca yestorday, rs WIS anticipated, nor wero
they to bo fonud by tho officers soilt OUT to ar-
rest thom. No lcssihau ton DailtYs and Deputy
8hcr(ls wore looking. for them yesterday, but
Without suoccas An officer who called at Lar-
rabce's house in Lnko Vinw was told that ho
had nat been hume Monday nItht, and anothor
who went to JnrrDtt'a rcsttlenco In Lnko was
informed that hD Waa tu Chicago, trying to Ket
hondsmsn. Although no truce or oithor could
b0 got yesterday, It Ia not believed, that clthor
bus run away; an tho cUutrary. butn arc
ANXIOUS TO AVOID HE1NG LOCKED ur
In tho County jail. oven for mn Aour, and honce
nrr hiding, while friends Mru untenynrtnK 10 yet
somo oHu to sign their bonds As tho. sccullty
required will 6u very heavy--tn .nrrctta ctse ut
lenst fh0,U0, and In I.arrabco'a $20, ,000-thIs Is
snnloNhat lflcult, and that It Is Is evidenced
by tho future of tho acr,iseti to como tntu court
YESTERDAY. They VIII In all probability keep ont
Of sight until bundssnon nre socurcil, ntd then.
tho fcar Ut uvon Temporary Incarceration being
removed. tloy will 10 bcforo Judge jameson,
have their ball fixed, and furnish bUnds to como
Into court when Wahtcl for trial.
, 1881-12-07
THE CITY-IIALL.


r,,rnp .scro tvcntv.nluo Jeoths rennrted Mt
49,, I,..,,. ,,m,. .,...,.ut., "
'no iie''" o'll'o 5es'oA""S'
A nu1tptxa peru,lt waa isslfod yesterday to
John Nort,rcn In hII,,l n two.Htorv and bnse-
,sn.,. s.nsa q. H.. ~ fo.s NJ, ssht ,r,,r,,,a,,
n''!1t slo9e. =, ~ uy - 'ce'' "o' -" ao"nse''4
Street. 10 cost SJ,pN
1rar,cr tsA,r,tAnr vesfort1ov Hte1 Goorce a.
r,nn., ~ NJ .,as 1n,1n,,s stsaot n,,, ,rhn,noa
ltoM.,.ono ~ ~ g. -, Was,s nai,in, ' n,,a,'n s,n
McNatnara, o. NO. ~ Softn OaRloy hreh"et slo
oaeh for vlolatton Of tho building ordinance.
R,tALt.-rox-TrIAr QUARANTINE sronr.
Ansn,,. ~ tho .t,,ortor+a ,rn,io ,hat ro,
hpsopos oi tno statethe"1s ulnao 'na. Ca,.
'tof''la nus anafanttne.l nFalflst CheaRn II such
wns tho caRo tho health authorities along tho
t.Htfro limo OF travel wuud hhvo bton notified,
but no Buch n0tice wns ieTcr sent out.
Tho fact Is, Aud It ls proven by
atutistics, that other entnnnniitcs west and
eMst Ato far worse afflicted with smallpox
thnn Chtccago, and thu slhtc or Minnesota es-
pcclAlty 80. SO far ns Chcngo ie concerned, no
etnlGrNnt ever haa LETT 1t who bud Indications OF
stnntl-pox. When thoy arrlre hero having tho
dlsenBB th1y nrc taken from tho trn1u nnd scnt
to the pest-h0uAc. Yesterday thirteen cara Ut
, 1881-12-07
TuE COUNTY-BUILDING.

III. toard visit Tho hospital today. Dinner
will be served ut O'Clock.
JoaEpH II. pEnLEs yesterday nude voluu-
tary assignment. and Charles u. Hook wns np-
pointed assignee. Mr.. perlea ia put, down rs
being in tho notion business on franklin street.
hut no fRftcd to schedule bis aBscta liabilities.
r11E ghcrl9's olilco !gas quito. busy ycsterny,,
especially III the nattur of making tovos. Tno
confectionery. cstablshment iii Btuto street
t3lS; tie notion ilol1se at ii. 4. Malntart & t.,
IN franklin street, was closed for Fs, ,Oou, and
tie sslooa M of % otto Iiegx, N! NJ; 70 sossb SIaTk
custodian was pInccd III charge.
TItE per dion question Is lust now ippormoat
With tho Commissioners. and, IRON tho lnal,In,-
~ Uxno,cs on ha \ ssaseeIy
thtnxs being chanHeu. Tho .lnuioiary Commit
toe when appointed. to whom tito nattcr hRs
an opinion IN reference to It. 10 hclp them ot,
but this will fse nll. What TINT opinion will be
they arc already pretty wul advised. 40, OIL tho
Wh1c, there ia no AIartn about their allowance
being cut down, especially anco they nssune
hli1ds.
TnE Committee on Rules mot yesterday, aud
foro thetn. Tho result nt tho ncutinR sYAs tho
renamIn9 Of sumo Of the standing ousnlnittcas
auditing Is. Mr siattouks made aoI,6 ie H.
nurtaut suggestions, which IRE Wtsc tn that they
proposc 70 ;ntroduco Il reform ny which It viii
W 'ssipooeNN ~. - t.@a .t'ts wv AoAPt"
ea TOT ay one 70 explhln hla sote ~ any t,llca-
tlDn hn INC kroHna q lRnorMnce; Ino fuIos, az
nmanded. ptoTldo ior ~ bllla being refcrred
iilu printed bolorc oonK pAsscd upon, 50 no nnu
can vote tor Of aEalnat bill Without knowing
what he IL tloinx.
TuE commissioners were yesterilay in rece5nt
Of several applications for tho work Of lnnkl,lE
4 shorth9nd report of tho proceedings vt tho
boartt. The npp!!caats received very little en-
collrnKenient' howoSer tar upon second Thought,
those VINO lihu voted tor tho prornslton tue InY
heeorc hAu ulaGGvefct, tholr mistake. 70 mike
INC r9pnrt wonlu ontai! M laFEo oxpoilse' u WINS
concluded. anu to print tho aa1no would atHntint
to M M9ect!,nu!at!nR youMus OF Msu!oss liseratMro
which tho public would mover ct1nsent TO pay for
Jho Proposition nay 'hereioro ea SUD t9 nn
ueal IN AHVahee: even u sotnc OF lne thehnors
nre f0Eced thereby to continue tho tcdl0ps Wnrk
q Dxpalnihg thols feoofds 10 saolf constltuents
from day to dny. .....
uNEAsY CANDIDATES..
There IL rons,aornblo commutfon nbout the
election 1t county empIoyts, and "yesyboty In In
nf axpactamcy. anme beliuwo that fsys ilHnrk
coto6jUatjUn viii hoid to tic ett, n1,tl t6ut who
Svnr fhcv NAV hevn tiHtnrinfnrti mIon viii ho
eluutcd. But this il cyltleutIy II mtstNke. rho
Demuurnta HirrnJy show suns OF disruTttOn. ani
It il vsrta,n that they % nro unniutnyi. With
thejr Victory in rathor All uncertain pDs,t,ot,.
, 1881-12-07
u. 8. A..

TMg Pension A9ont dlsbursed 81, 600 yesterday.
THE collections on dutlablo goods received at
tho Custom. House yesterday amounted to *s,177.
srEcIAL-A0enr DOUGLAS returned from Ut.
Paul yesterday, md Ia again at has otace In the
0oyorunout Building.
TIE internal ruyonuo receipts yesterday
amounted to ~ ,ass. OF which ssa.6sa was for
spirits, $5,l1t for tobacco aud cigars. and f31aa
for beer
Gov. nEvEntpuR expects to f,nlsh tho count
OF the money Ia the Auh- Treasury BY tomostom,
Niuty tons Of silver have been counted 10 ii
, 1881-12-07

T t ~. nu ,cs ssnH II.
ns .orxea n the ,.., an
,i;nu to,;r y g pn =, .o 9heo,,o ;hn clta. or thn
Enst, ''0' W" w ''"1' '"''"So ''' .'''' - Wv
Miss srAnn delivered her fourth lecture Of
the winter series on "Art Literatre" ycstcr-
hf ron st1erf pes vers s'u a1Kc @ nsenco o adjss
was present, and heartIiy, arpreeiatod she leot.
mn, TIE sS af w. onv a'sse! !.
inE .ic.erIptions q tbe work. of that won,lertul
bl,rn Of lfty.twn photographic heals takutl itfe-
aIzo from the achool al Alhcus. nnd dwelt ut
sptes sos isn Fl S n'us oes9 Rss uts sn
prudence" and many othera: THO 'cxt icctnro
pa %". ,7,,nts sr w,+,r,n r.,,,, ,,, -. ro,,,,,r
nss.!ns Is:s sss,!a si!s !!rss ras!as fs.s
Il hs .erss tas kss
b tnS E!rss neIeat e nfofy yxant, snS tara M
ar u rcoors T. eesf wss stsy Sgcn !" ook M
s1 q r ,h n,r f9r nnrsrs r. sn, IT. !, o
,nna .'tc anS nos w i,n, ~ Xiii on rscnt,.
t, ~, , y , 2nti,,v III o.nrs wv wor" w
nnIntcti Il rnnmlttcn to tlrnit rrauiift0ra IN tho
tlcati, Ut tie1.. Fitzpatrick: Il. ". Perec, ". u.
Eerlnncr, nnd II. Colilston. Thu Con,,nlttcn on
the lsoyIsion q tho Constitution md l,y.lews
ers. whoi viii h 10 acsa M ill., Upon 1t tho next X meet.
fig. n,,,rrn r,,,ryr.,
uhR oS e pG tSeyes e nt
e,s, T. i eqsy sn, s aot. s , ',5Sy 5
ifaly maFkSt iSrit. Two sxgert butter ih!ey'es: '
| Hniiry. WHO worn cnpturcI Erftiny nfaht uy
tjt!cer Cof,ncry willis il, tho act II rctnoytng
lutter stoo,t fren,. cars on the Northwestern
Oh lseSccca s,rcct Ieo,tug nt 10 Andrew Whean,
hsve been held iy jissieo; SIliier in sa,o5o Dail
| ..t,,h. Va, xsn.ch+ .,r 49, Cotb
, 1881-12-07
Ing to Morton nros., mt1Iers. was mixed UP In tho
trouble, aud camg out with n t1tahnd whcel. Mr.
Anderson'a rig escaped with broken shaft and

trouble, Aud cafng out with tllahct1 whcel. Mr..
tniersnrs = riU nscn md Ttth hr0k m ahnft orG
a acsTe1 t,ov. q -'1"ps' "'$1 - -
meatniy mtes'as n II as; s e. evcntna @ ~ ad e'oeto sSo
tol!u"tn4 oIicerS Tor tho ensuing year. TOM
T. Z" Mcse.vcv. ininr' N,,H,tst i.ooiFei: A.Iii.
font. j. l.. 1jn1nenhnwer. tunrtGrmRstcr, IL, ID.
na. ~ Mii,nr: aSs%s a,,cer r. f I,ay y " Hna,,ms:
j)ilIrer ri liuAr,l rhplNes McMrtll Delegates ri
State isncamp,ncnt, i. i. nannet,howor and q,
A. tho II, n,,ot mating r,r TIM Y. NJ. e. A. for
,tn alnnt v ~ .,tIinar. fcr thn ,,nmno raw ycor
1aa ioq"0 eHnt wgs }st',s IL:
niE = - Eks.t Il IT,. ttros,tont. u II fn.,inr
tnn secon:i Vtso. i,rssliIani: 8. 4. Kenn. Trons.
nrar: i. i. Hemingway, Corresponding Keort..
Presbyterian; ". II. Htlrlina, Eplscopnl: W. r.
Keliey, ConRrceFatlonnIst; y. n: Mlte. l!aptist;
fo,mc T. W. fsaSf.: Enf.:ia MG.hoat' 'oh f"'soaek'' e'
rnr.nn wu,rr, tbe vo,,np mnn MIN ,yns htt
ovrr Tta hcnt VIII In ~ tssnn s.hiin n,,nrrci
E w. ,n1. W Ase r. nrsas sSsy s Gle f ",ns
cmnovn.,1 ~ Il ~ niivc nns tn{,I fn,riy yniI nt
~ Ss1;y iS;plia, IL j, y =! ss%. ", 5 q
viii n nhn in IN Xxi INV .i,n rSsn tyil1 r"a.,t Il
was arrAlKned before Justice Kaufman ycstcr-
day, s1a a. was held without ball Unit! tod"s TO
Go ths n1 GH'sstSf 6a sf orssa t Tth
eaanfc y Ssse n s,a dTH t
linz rontimmaMca until Satur,lay i1,t,rnnT. Nj.
iMdcs. Of tic Is,nane SOCIETY,", bud on bsnd ; no
ina tnn,, f.snntv."i"ht sv3tnrsacs njninst lin.
IA tnn forni,,xlIs nrrnv acemC 4" ft"rrifv M
nniv ut tic ,mt III ttrntv md II tho ,.,t'ttn.1
~" inrtY W pf III sfnrssa rn1tj nal In sn 10
be present Saturday.
4 MErT1yn az interest to ,1r,,nxnrt,s was hcld
in Lover Farwcii Ilail Ias, nlsnt, led Gy ". q.
.s III. - % .,. ' 10. = -. -.
, 1881-12-07

Tho tf0wry Of n Queon cnutd not command
fnIrcr perfume than tho q Mar" " ColoYuv.
, 1881-12-07

1t is m acknowledged fact that catnrrh l,ns
fnunll muster In :" !)r. Sykcs' Sure euro " and
" atmospheric 1usutllAtor.,"'
, 1881-12-07
~ Rough or Tknth.3

"1IouEh or Iknts.ss
The thing desired found at Inst. Ask drug.
rEsss for Rough OIL hats. 1t clears out rnts,
lnlce, rOaches, tiles bc11ugs. l6o boxes.
, 1881-12-07
TIE CITY.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

:. IlaE ClI1.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
A.s. sopEN, Of Boston, Is ut tho fremont.
Col. ". j. MEEn, u. 3. A., ID at the Sherman.
l.. II, EAxEs, Of Ottawa, Ill.,, is nt the Palmer.
MARTIN ]. 1funntE, Of 81, Louis, Is at the Tre-
mont.
THOMAS II. HAra, OF Louisvii.e, KY, Is ut tho
Palmer.
folt1s TRACY, OF Auburn, N. u, Is at tho
Palmer.
4. y. MEnR1r1r1.p, OF st. Albans, VT, Ia ar tho
Sherman.
MH, ASp Mus. f. c. clark, Of ". Louis, nre at
tho Palmer.
n.snor wnrrrlr, OF Minnesota. is at tho
Orand pac:fc.
n.s. WARD, Of London. England, Il at tho
Grand Pacnc,
0EonoT ". C,tAvDhER, OF Lansing, Mich, Is
Mt tho fremont.
i.A. WINCHESTER, Of Whitewater, Mich, Is
at tho fremont.
f. A. EusisEr and wife. Seneca Falls N. y,
arc at the Shcrmnn.
Nit. AND AtRs. f. q. 1oaAs, Of Louisville, KY,
arc Mt tho Grand Pacific.
NrcnAnD MAxwEtr~ Of New zoatand, Is regis
tered ut tho Qrand Pacific.
r. =. vosuuRau aud Frank g. brown, Of New
York, are ut the shurma.
TnE National baseball League wilt meet
ut the fremont HOUSE today.
OEN. FRANK a. DpEn. baltimore, Md, Ia
dtnonH tho arrivals at the Lelnnd.
.touN DOUGLAS, Of 81. Paul, Special Agent of
the Treasury, Is at the Grand rnciAc.
o. 4. 4ALusuA, Secretary Ut tho State Board
If 4 rffr1fHra a n fhA 3rAr1 Hnrlnn
, 1881-12-07

For judtclous editing, so,cct and popular con-
trtbut1rs, mud sprtFhtIy aud entertaining reatl-
inQ, tho 1'nnl!'d Companion, Of nosto,l, Inns no
superior among tito youths publications. 1t
has moro thnn twu hundred thousand subsDrib-
CTS, md uuquosdonably merits It's SUCCESS.
, 1881-12-07

lNTERnAl-REVENuE COLLECTIONS,
Spteta! Dtspdteh 10 1hs Chicago Tribune.
srn1NoElELp, ILL.,, Dec. t.--Intornnl-s sovcnua
collections amounted to 81, 10 In this district
lust week, '-@.-'
, 1881-12-07
MdIeIsLAGE LII}EN,SEy,

Werccommentl l3ldrcdee deesowing.mnchine
, 1881-12-07

+, John c. Custilnx; 3. W, j.. 4. .Kimuark: J.
W. A;C. lamb; lsoSor'ter, snna'cl b.; lloider'
vol, III buaaif Of tic com,la,,iery, Presented
tho retiring Eminent Commander, Amns 0ran-
TX liz amuas and ais Viz Ss viii beaati9i n s
Yer water.survico Of i've pieces. Eminent asr
Knsa SsGSpSa Tue K u nSst
usual honors II. Z. u. Q. George chandler. of
Mlollgan.
TnE Directors Of tho Nursery ind Iialf.or.
mx [ ycsorday. ~ Tha f Trea.afsr % .aSs ssport, %
" M6s sss ons a s is' esS 1 Ss oss US
sie. The b(atron fepSstei cIsyen ehIl5rcn 70;
soyess dSs!na t6s moath, ntt9.n lSft aad t.tas
wcro tu the schoo! aud thtrty. tve IN tno nursery
Dwinx 10 tho prevalence of whooptnx- conRh, lio
% havs had M i. XIV XIV ono wisa,nE to maFe d dona: "a
t. t. 4s 4s Sa's'ss oc4nss e. ss o sg
and Wells streets.
Tns management Of tho Grand Opera House
return 10 snusc avain next week, tho Ernu,a
AabHtt Grand M EnF!tsh operA company appear-
sonnad 10 sis n,shts anS two aaiinees, Is a ju,i
ss Ss tSa g. sss sSs
tlno Fabsinl and Louise AanandAlu, aud tho
fpsns 's & sa' t. bs , ore e'llssnt than yssr.
i!rsl tIt,e. Miss AIl'o.t VIII aIso 10 heara in i,
lasewsl1 vii to besr m iys,s sna A;s 3ne M
fRnce sao begins Thursday,
Last night, in gtandar4 isalt, the Noy. Dr.
Fs!.sntnai .sa g, mssried ~. David stun aud Mis-
WI. supcroly dscsted III crcaa: co.oeed siik,
mG1!Le ansiIue; cut ca tIatns, ,trInlnea with
nouls. The prusenta were ysrY costly aad
iss sa ne1E tho aay
| Lo~eusteFn, Mlas nalIUe, iie MIssss Stuin tsIse
iGst q ta1 xrnoml. " Ia NOuy Strauss, Miss
, 1881-12-07

..1oitM FERGUSON. q bartender III tho ampioy OF
MtAe MeDunald, whe on hin ,Yny homo ii s:46
ner ot lia66ani ct's,rt ind stato ssrect By threo
men, who tuala desperate attempt 10 rob him.
s ltd dongst aM ss,s % o ;SS by
1h1Gvea returned the compliment by firing thr0o
shots at him. No arrests.
FEEAsK E.. a 7; NELSON young man who ha. boon
Lakv street, was yastcrday hoiil in Si,b6 GaII i
until .oduy upon q charge Of obtninil'g Kouis
@ aua money uaon talso prctcrsea from 'iirms
% %4Mean. Of his peoul9tlons ia hunK lookei up Gy
FtHkerton's agency, but It was not Thought lust
night that 1t would oxcoad $i0D.
,aSn EnAsKk,M ( r.. M,Hey,Eaa n T. Fairnank. and
1nto tAo workings Of 1hv Water Ollce, have luen
iurmaiiy nppy1nsed e rapFessnt tho citxe.'s
appropriated to pay all Aeuussary expenses for
f;sfk H , nre. eso Tao trto WIN ea!, ii tho City
deFstootl, OF beginning work ut once.
.Gh!caKo;; lsouk Is!unl !; Pacific Haiiroad; John
e Ha9l1, nenural Manager. and A. @. lIlrd. 0on-
Sf tho Chicago 4 Eaatorn fllliols isailroal; H. X.
Sas1 ao sroa Rn St he Miss1Hr "
aKer Of tho He'd Llne. are Ut tho Grand pNoltic.
The plsns for the new Hoard Of srado hllId.
10y; y. ,thoraHyhly described ia TilE IMMUNE 1t
ut sl of rsads haI mi 1ss ,lays' " 10 suu ntss y,
order 70 E!ye tao general public an op,,ortrnlty
10 insapeos tl.em she hatt ~! oS Kept apc1 tha
VIII 4o some days before the nuurt Ut lseaI. rs.
1ata blMnaRors the absolute judxpa in thla NUT
Ter, Will arrlHs at my conciuslon.
DETECTIVES La l3ounTy and Haas hayc unde,
arrest three expert young p.ckpockets named
John Hickey, lohn Anrns. mud Dick llurEs
wnun they fo,!nd worktnx usaosast tho crowd
srarcalng @ taeW At the stAtion yesterday 1lleks,
Was sgai!a 11n TO- 20 tho proud nosscssar of "
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-29

One Of the last numb bers of the SUD.
presseh GoJos reports the massacre of
the family OF q Jewish inn keeper near
WassIkow in the Government Of Kieff
Mordko Ryklem4n. the innkeeper. was
awakened 10 the middle Of the nisbt
by knocking AZ the door Of the house
and by voices demanding admission
Looking out of the window and seeing
band OF peasants armed with cudgels.
he refused 20 open The peasants thea
burst ths door and murdered the iun
Keepers father. wife. and six children.
Rykleman himself escaped to Wassi-
kow, bat when he returned to the inn
with company of soldiers they found
only the c'rpses Of bis family. Th
murderers had carried off everything
OF siue from the house, and were
about to set it on FIRE, when they took
alarm at the approach of the soldiers.
Nine peasants were detected soon after.
ward while dividing some of the tolen
property. and were lodged in prison
They are to be tried by II military
court.