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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-05-26
Elk TON.

Special Correspondence OF state Journal.
ELKToN, May l9.--Extra religious services.
better known to Catholics as mission will
open in the Catholic Church OF this town
next Sunday. Two Passionist Fathers will
have charge,and the services will be continued
during all of next week. These fathers are
devoted to the special mission work and their
sermons, while perhaps not eloquent in the
general sense, abound with sound, practical
truths.
Great improvement has been effected i'll
the appearance of the Catholic Church prop
erty by the thorough repainting it has re-
ceived at the hands OF MIR. Perry Iitzenberg
The Cecil County Medical Society held a
meeting here on tuesday. A number of in
terestlnS cases Were reported. The secretary
aud trcasurers report was read and adopted.
The officers of the past year We're reelected
Dr.. Cromwell president, DIR, j. II. lamar sec
rotary and treasurer. Also, the executive
committee of last yenr was reappointed.
After the reading of Il lengthy address by the
president, the society adjourned to meet in
conjunction with the Hartford society at
Hayre-de- Grace, June 18th.
Esquire Scott on Monday held joseph
Boughman and bis wife each i'll 800 bail for
court on the complaint of Mary Z. Cook,
charging them with poisoning and otherwise
injurinS her. The same Justice held Mrs.
Cook i'll like sum ON a counter charge of
threats preferred by the Boughmans.
The case of Samuel Tyson. road contractor,
vs.. the County Commissioners was before
Justice Scott, Wednesday. This case is about
Tyson failing to repair certain section of
road and the inspector notified the contractor
to make necessary repairs which lie fails to
do. 1t is repaired by other parties and the
they pay. Tyson goes to work afterwards and
puts the road in order and presents his yearly
bill presented to the commissioners which
account to the commissioners which they re-
fuse to pay unless on return of the amount
paid out to parties doing the work, and hence
the suit.
Pursuant to announcement the county com
mi4sioners were in session on Wednesday.
and made the levy for the year 1881. The
State tax Is the same rs last year-lS5a cents
on the hundred. The rate of county tax was
placed at 81 cents, being II cents lower than
last year. Provision was made in the levy for
IL new bridge at Far creek. at the east end of
town, aud extensive repairs to be made to the
iron bridge ut the foot of Bow street. The
committee appointed at last meeting Of the
liosrd went to Annapolis yesterday TO meet
81 t..... 10, 4 Ian Il. I;.,1
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-05-26

Bad blood always causes trouble 1t may be
family fight or bGils pimples, itch, letter, Sc;
hut no matter, "Dr. Ltndsey's Blood Searcher"
is thecuTe.all.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-05-26

ElRroS, May Ex-senator David Davis
of Illinois spent u few days here this
week.
Julian, sou Of W. 4. Biddle, Esp, a
day or two since received severe cut on
the head by a heavy pair ut shafts that
were attached to a patent wheat binder,
and fell On lis head.
The last part OF the house of the Down
inghams, which was thrown over few
nights ago, was burned on Saturday
night, Ii was feared that they wunld
return, and the safest plan was To destroy
everything.
u. Scott X Bro. are building new
wharf at their bone mill. II is to extend
four feet farther out, and To run the full
length OF the old wharf The pile driver
began operations on Monday.
Can there he any res son assigned why
there is 81 much drunkenness here on
sunday Last Sunday nearly all day
men could be seen staggering around, and
in the evening it seemed more like day
of debauchery.
The mission opened in the Catholic
Church ON Sunday and was well attended
both morning and evening. On Sunday
next the mission will begin at Newark
Catholic Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
Ln.sEs Ar NAnInLs pOINrs.

CmcAGO, Nov. 1.-THE Wholesale grocery
establishment o. knowles, Clogrs g. Co.,. Ia,,rst.
took fire carly THIS morning, and "ls dana a 90 in. &
tent oI $1,000,
Ey-lps. SOY. n.-Iuc nr"a~ out early this morning
NJ Cambridge iu 4. T'fpaiuoEs planning .Id uuII.H-
nil. The lower floor Was occupied hy ST. iI' Iliura
the scrGrd story Dos Wood. g. lrutr.r- piuO.ar} mana
IlguuoTs, the third ana fourth huUrs os ,rufrc g.
Gud, m4uuito' urrr of puu.Drta cis,a- Iac total dau
age r8 estimated a. $4,000
fire at Milford. Mass this morning destroyed STRAIT
toms cigar factory. aud partially bgrura ,u~.a,au
lIail and G.Ihu- block adjoining. Total loss silyJI,
ihHuTInCc $4,000.
WOODSTOCK, ", Nov. ll.-Tnc Grange building was
burned early tIi, morning. The building was owned Dog
G. G. Buck. Iha loss 0. $1,000. Insurance, 300.
Woodruff. merchant. loses $1,000 iu-u-au"c, 5000
II Hoadlcy, proprietor OF iI, NouIrtucs bIlcf lost
~ 200, Iu-uuTcr. 5000 a Irc.l!IG uwurI ~ Hu-g.
SncrrOrn also destroyed loss 500. no Insurance.
siN FE,NCi-Co, Nov. IA fire is reported as having
occurred early morning al Modesto CAN iur
% los, estimated o. 100000
DiSyEI; Nov. 1.-THE Atlantic Flour Mills were g.
sirovcd by TIRE this morning L-s, $40 OOO insurance
10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12

IRON WOKKs BrRNED.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 11.-lhs morning the
establishment of william Tanner Co., known ~ tho
Metropolitan Iron Works. almost totally destroy ed
by fire The FIRE which originated near thr engine room,
spread with great rapdty and burned the machine and
pattern shops uud the sawmin ,auslg loss OF over
100000 The foundry. boiler shop. and auith shoI o.
were more lees damaged The insurance. the pog
ton destroyed is $4,000 while tho total insurance IL
about $1,000. JIstuputrd as follows. S5.'2- 90 IN
each Of the following companies: la Contlucc. Con
urcticut IRE of Hartford. Royal Insurance. British
America. Hamburg ~ Bremen, Sorfh German, rhuuII
ui Brooklyn, London aud Lancashire. Hon, uf NrH
York, Manhattan, (ur.n 81 Liverpool. and Georgia
Home: -2U9Ij 40 'rr Liverpool tuu London and Gunr,
and over ~-ou,U Iu home soupI.I.-.
10. Mp'-tIDI'aI IguD N..-. az taH oldest
f1b.Imcuts of The kind Iu Redmond auI I," I.HE
about go Bu-Iurs. srrrIIuFy 'rI-.
lL me works. there being over 100 rYtisr OBJ
construction 4 serious Iar-. fnT Wl. fIrr. Boz ....
utac compensation H the obstruction Of fu' hrVE pat
tf.- tir ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
Ar7oRYEYGEyERAL M1cIE1GH

HIS DENIAL or RECENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE
ALLEGED SCENE IN THE CABINET \ PURE TNErI-
CATION-lIs RELATIONS WITH TIE PRESIDENT
PLEASANT.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov l1.-Attomey-Gencra Mac
Veagh has returned from Ncw-Ynrl, where lac Wis
tied President Arthur. lie stated toa reporter for
the Associated Press to-day that the relations be
tween the President and himself have always becn
and now are, of the kindest possible charac-
ter The statements published to the con-
trary intending the pretended Cabinet scene
were sheer iabrications He says the sources from
which they originated wsrc however, so well
known, and they were 50 improbable on their face,
that no denial OF Them necessary, and that the
only thing from such sources which could cause huG
the slightest annoyance WAS praise and that, he
knew he was ii, no danger of receiving.
As to the misrepresentation OF h~ position in the
Star Route cases he was equally cheerful. He said
he only knew one safe rule in politics, as in other
things-to do what you thought H2t and lc' the
consequences take care Of themselves; aud mtclli-
gent people formed their opinion OF a man, not Ey
what happened to be published about him one day
or another nut by the general tenor OF his life and
character. lie ended the conversation by saving
that no proposition had ever been clearer to him
than that ms own IsC illness. either member of
the Cabinet or as representing the Government M
the star Route cases was absolutely ended by the
death o President Garfield. Ai,N subsequent suDer-
vision oi those cases hy HIM was inevltapiy cal
cuiaied, IL Hl9 opinion 10 give the erroneous
impression that hey were still being conducted bv
the past a Administration rather than the present
au@ sucn n Impression, he tIought wOulI ue very
iui ri as nd'cG O" he cases themselves. Such Wa,
his deliberate conviction. Upon them, he SAID. be
had stood from the first, and up thcn Of course,
he mast staLu - the end.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
THE PRESIDENTS C.fLLEES.

President Arthur passed a quiet day yesterday,
spending most OF ms time at Lis home IN Lexington
ave, where ne was occupied w b private business.
Ia tho afternoon he visited the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
where hc received al who called upon him. Among
his visitors were General Grant and ms SON Post
master General james, IhuIlow Weed, A. j. DreAel,
and George ". Chida, o. Philadelphia, Governor
Hoyt. Of Pennsylvania. A. D.. Hazcu Third ASSIST
mt Po,mastcr-Geu. rd. Collector I.ubrIt.
son, ex-senator Couklire, John T. au'th
Thomas Murphy, General john =. Knapp ex-Iudgn
Fuletou,ilrc tomlui-s!uuc. au Cots, ,iyn Jusucc
Ohycr Is. Lrlch. II. .Pdrkr Bcuucn l.. FoA, G. y.
Tuntor, General Ligya A.mu~ali, Alvin hrsr.
POSTMASTER Ne L,er of Rrnob ~ and SIR. aud. IIs.
William BAR Lord. Prcsldtut Arthur VIII leave
the city THIS evening tor " ashi. gton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12

Deputy Coroner Waterman made au autopsy
y,-.eru.y tne body %. a..a.- ',..r 3D.. .. .e,-
year old g.rl who committed .le al $40. aI- -..st
Imr g-cighth-.t, ON Tuesday j. showed s1t ue poison
she took on Of utl1i l..t.r addressed 60 her
uslt Oh her motive for t.tD- aer iie. Was written
WITH pencil on sheet or ,.lnp,.d u,.H uag., Ali
apparently been long carried g.aa. hE .. -.- i'r, ".
tho writing Wac chtrei; 'n RESTRAIN Hs I..p"a. Dear
Albert AN going 70 put end to mg h.r tI' evening"
as au rca OF H. There Dr. rr.t Iog wn 900 uo TO-
luu have treated u- iI.u.E l..I Dolly H.n "..."'i h'
iHturr dld aud think more u' ruu than aul ONE H ,'
world. uic Lru- too, u uut IaI 30 m1r "- t'", "r
rt,l-. -Ir called Mc .---.-.--- D.. j . Only !
love my Huui- aud -- ard -- them papa
trJJuGhme 10 ID. That e nll. From your --.' 'hc
inquest may throw some u.gt ou tAc mystery.
James Tiara, age TIM ttl'c, fireman, WIS taAr' TO
ST. Nucru.'- Hospital uu "Wednesday. Iuu s'. - 'tifA-
sunsi. suffering uom OPP uu poisoning aul ulH. 'Aeir;
Deputy Coroner GuIusc.t l-7 utr,u.lil1h ~"'"'i
that DIiaIu uaI been 90 -ai.rtr from Urrfnu-i.tr 'A
used the drug produce sleep 10 h. tuuu -t ,Aa. 10 q
moment ui dos operation nc CuMluttt suIui4y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12

viii shortly be announced Commodore G. II Cooper to
be rearadmral Captain Oscar c. Badger to be comma
dorc; commander r. L. Phythan to be captain; Lieu
tenan-Commander Charles F.. Clark 10 be commander;
Lieutenant Charles H. Stockton to be leutenant-coIn
nlander Master Sidney A. Stanton to be neutenanti
Ensign A. Z. HOdgsOn to be master; and Mldshpman
simon Cook Ia be ensign.
The United States steamer put ont OF CON-
mission at tbs Ncw-YOrk Navy Yard on November
~" United states steamer TdllspOOsa Ia reported as
having arrived at the New-YOrk Navy Yard.
cable dispatch from Rear-Admiral Nicholson mas
been received at the Navy Department reporting the
arrival OF the Lancaster at Gibraltar the OH INST
with al well board The Lancaster left New York ON
October TO-
NEWPORT. r. l., Nov. 1.-THE annual examination OF
MORROW Secretary Hunt Is expected To be present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
LATEST SHIPPING NEWd
PORT OF NETWORK. NOV. IL. 1s3l
ADDyUrn

PORT OF NEwYoaK.. NOV H. 1881
ARRIVED
Steamer Lord CollingwoOd (B Ashby Swansea 10 days
with mdse 70 order; vessel to Simpson & spence. -"
Steamer DoRau Ger, Bussius 3d. Southamu-
ton Nov l, with mdse and passengers 10 Oelrkhs Co.
steamer Dago Brl COnkin Santos ia, Janero IL
Co. -o-'
Bark Gulia nap. Bar La Rochelle 80 days, with iron
ore TO order vessel 10 Sea ger Bros.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Nov ll-Passed the Lizard steamer Bolivia l3r
Donaldson, from New-YOrk oct 20. -"
LiVkHPoO, Nov ll-Arved steamer australian (Hr) San.
dTey from Galveston 10.
hOVILE- Nov ll-ArTived steamer HISTORIAN (Br Jamea
pool. - W. ''~' Wy " '-A'S'
from New York N 'A''''' 'N'"'
,bksaEN Nov 13Arrived steamer Kronprinz Friedrich
"nHelm lDer)' Meier from New-Oreans Oct %
~, - . DOMESTIC PORTS
BOSTON, Nov. ll-Arved, sleanor Gen Whitney uajlott
from NeW.NOrx '' N'' "H'HeS' h'''oss
Cleared, steamer Sar1aria (Br) Talbot Iivoruool
Sailed, steamer Victoria tT3r, WoriLingtnn IreT,,ooi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
LlTWG 7FlcHs WuHoUT FaEHII&.

The North Hudson County Horse Car Com
rauv % gang OF twenty men at WORK yesterday after
noon tearing up Oakland-ayo., Jerry city, between
rr Five Corners and Iionok,n Ayc'ue with tie
attention n connecting ts road with tho elevator The
uocc Huiu2 that she men had no permit 20 lay tracks
in the streets arrested tAcu and locked be up ID the
Police -tufIuu.
seventeen idlnrsrs iu the employ 't taC Pennsylvania
rraId were u -o arrested yesterday evening. they
r.. tearing mp 81 PORTION OBJ HudSouot., from Grand tu
T,,s.-. STA. @Iin tEr intention OF ialIug ird,h
Il. c1nu.r She romnauy's depot win thr new covered
t. ,,. uts been rrycirna. the loot OBJ EsscNSt TIE
. were taken TO the Fire; Precinct station al! locked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12

COLUMBUS, Nov. ia novel wedding
took place here last night Mir Eugene Reeve and Miss
sflgarc.,a F5o., % 10, CoaItv, "eio married the
centre loluuIa OF Go, state uoUs, m .hg presence OF
Governor Foster, the state officials, t-oir wives and
other invited guests. The party came 10 the cry
yesterday, and n their tour about tine city visited tAt
Stats .u. ,lg.. .lc brides father conceived Oh, idea
ui having the ceremony take place 49, thc r''uitt Per
mission o"Jlue. and the guests Witnessed the .T
-r.., Uuu.e v.dLugu Ohm. TAe bride is school
Teacher al CICycl Luu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
ARTICLES or ASsocMTIoY FILED.

ALBANY, Nov. 1.-THE following corpora
ti,us He'd articles OF association here to-day; The
Tanker and Broker Publishing Company, capital
100000; the Irene Mil and Mining Company,
capital 81 the Suspension Car-truoS Manufacture
ing Company capital 900 OOD-the business II
carried on in New YORK; and the IcehCwer Mining Com
pany, pitai ~ 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12

ganized permanently by electng the following officers
President, RobertJ Swan OF Geneva; secretary, n NJ,
Cnrtis, Ogdsnsburg treasurer, Luther Fl. Tucker Al
bany Two committees were appointed as follows: To
examine farms for location for the station J. W. Wood
ward, James McCann ana ". NJ Curtis; to procure q
director Of the station Governor Cornell, William A.
Armstrong and ". NJ. Curtis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
srLaL LonAEl. LurnMoNaD.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. 1l.-Thoma5 s.
bIao WHO WAS convicted iu the Fedora. Court Of stage
robbery, was sentenced 20 the pcuteuu4ry Tor lie.
Moody as tho "rHort mani Jl tlo celebrated couple
known as Lon and SLortudu, NAD have operated
with aluos. Incredible DUIa,s aad success Tor The past
twelve months Julids Stark. VITO pleaded guilty and
received sentence Cd. an Jtal, muusuuuoAt WAS the
.lon.auau" NiI humphrey T., who turned states evil
deuce, Vac given Lis lreelJln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
SIX SMALL HOTELS BURNED.

OLD ORCHARD BEACH, Me-, Nov. H. At II
ocluck, midnight, fire discovered cottage u the
rear o.. thc Iureue House II destroyed the Blanchard.
Laurence, Aldnc. 81 Cloud, Belmont and Smith
Houses. The Laurence was valued at $1,000
and insured for $500 The Blanchard. VAIN, :
at 81 900 was insured tor 5IOOuO Inc Aldnc was
valued az $4,000 and Insured for $1,000 The -. tiuIi,
valued ~ 81 1900. was insured ipr $1,000 The tl-.c
House. valued At 1000 insured Tor $4,000. Ih"
Belmont. valued 80 5000, insured Tor - 800. Tie
TIRE "a asCrIbtd to inccudarsm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12

READING, Penn, Nov. 1l.-Iho Orphans
Home al Womcsdorf was entirely destroyed by lire Ut
an early hour this morning The children taken
ont 10 time 10 prevent loss of NE The loss f. about
$4,000; insurance $1,000 Toe five originated Ia the
wash house, bat the cause ~ unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
NAVIL INTELLIG ETCE.

WASHINGTON, Nov 11.-Rcar-A Admiral G. r.
=. Rodgers hrs been detached Superintendent Of the
Naval Academy the l4tn nlt and placed On the
tired list from that date. IN consequence Of the retire
ment Of KearAdIral Rodgers inc following promotions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12

GROUP is quickly relieved and whooping
cough greatly helped, and It's duration shortened by
Dr. Jaynes Expectorant, the old family standby for
coughs and colds and lung or throat affections
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12

COLHfER-At Madison. Wis, November r. 1881. Iflh T..
lAu-htC. oi Ars. Catherine c. ami ths late william II,
Nu.uyr
Funeral ON saturday. l2th inst from her lat, homo Tapoln
R'caiant Co. ~ ID hc IIls al col the To A tral
-. r. H., y. j.. T ON ChamDnrs.5t.
CIsrY-At Brooiyn, Thursday, November 10. James
CIl-ty.
Fuuer, services from residence 30 9s Piergepoat
IT,, or sunday. N0y.UHH. I3, gt q.
iEfemtut at Cd cDlHr, Mass.
FIIc-ds wil kindly omit flowers.
COLLTS~-Ar Pouphkrcpsr the 18th inst. Mary O.,
VII. % B collins.
Fun era! Dpni G'v Monday, lth Inst, AZ hatp5t
O'Clock, i.anI her l.te residence.
LLOYD suddenly, ou I.r.."r November \ at 1910
az H..''ie r. J IoAn g. LLOYD in the ojth year o. MS
age, ID. plTIigss oi the heart.
H.a.y,, ana lends invited TO attend ,he fanoH ut
Hellyvl.c. Friday, 10 /. y.
>rAY-Ela John A Nay. in the sls ear Of ha
Aou,e ~ funeral hereafter
NAsJNAt Orange HJ November 10, Marie Mason. wife
%! vrl Mason. aged - years.
Fuu~tIl CO. E1I Ea,'u her IT, from he ale resoel"e
bear MuI"taIu station 'prug- Ou arrival ut oIDtcu
lllHf ta,If from fDr. Of DIrgIy Curis,-i heTst4
Please -r.iI Lu auHUrs.
PIU-~oSOu me ooh inst. at tle residence OF her son
IgJl Iir--CH 80, Ia2l iagka. To-, y A., Mary Chapman
PRISON, widow Of Joseph Poye Prison, 81, a-eI 50
years
T4rrycs and friends invited TO attsd her funeral az
al i0pCock AT Il. CErysosJOus Church, 'tla't aud
o.t.sL, Oh sltJ9dLy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
A GOODBYE snnr nAMAGED.

TIE stock OF Ahcrn x Bcntiy, coopcrs, at
No. Il Broadst, Wa. damaged by fire $1,000 ycsteI-
day, and the building 5000 The cause OF the IA, IS Aut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12

Housea eepers-Don't he deceived. Demand the genuine
ELEyT.OecoN FOR cleaning sllyerwar Avoid limitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
Iroguois FoNhnlL

A LINE OF LEATHER GOODS MADE IN
VIENNA To COMMGHoNATE THE VICTORIES
OF ABOVE HORSES THE PAST SEASON. FINE
REPRESENTATION OF THE HORSES AND
the JOCKEY ARCHER N INLAID Sill
YER AND EMBOSSED WORK. AN UNIQUE
HOLIDAY GIFT.
vANELEECN CLARK & CO,
2.l and 2Sj Broadway.
Opposite Poet ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
~ ORLEANS COUNTY NAJORITIES

ALBION. y. Y, Nov. 1.-THE official returns for
Orleans County are follows: Carr, l,l2J major
itY; Davenport, LIB; Hustled, 992; Russell,
Iii; reymoUr 9lI; Pitts. 9O) aud Hard, OoO
RETURNS DELAYED N QUEENS COUNTY
Several of tie INSPECTORS of Election in Queens
County failed TO comply with the law which re-
quiros them to file their returns with the County
Cork within TWEEN y-iour hours after the vote is
counted. The returns from the First Second and
Third Wards Of Long Island City hal not been
flied mp TO last evening. and the CLERK directed the
sheriff 10 produce them. Should these returns be
thrown ou5. tine Democratic Assemblyman
N.uaaalU, tn County Treasurer Baldwin, and
haysua4i, Justice o.. the Peace. Viii De defeated.
@r.r thc RD.aluc.u cauai5at" for School Com
iuI3 nourr m thr I'D District goes into Long
...auJ t.t, with i,U12 majority. Pagan tie Demo-
ct.., candidate. las i,I1l mD.ouG ~ Ions Island
City, Nr Smith yii contest the election Oh tie
g.ouud that .hc ~glpo. Commissioned has no iurls-
oi.,Ion 10 long island CITY, the city hau"ga COM
I.4 .....|. u4 as .,...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
H4RRIED.

AITKIN-FAXON-On Thursday. Novonb'r 10 1881 70
he csi1euCr OF the brides parents tho Rey. Goo q.
Ncsey, Richard Anvil Aitfin 10 Caroline Louise Fa1on
both Ot Hu son y. +.
klSGIAN -PILtCL-Ou Thursday November 10. 1891,
20 TIE residence II the brides parents, by Row Dr. T. L.
DuTYed,oi Boston Mass, thrs s. knsrIn % Hattie r.
Gaurhter Oi Fayctte W. Pierce a. Of BIOOl IN.
PENNI-BELie-Ou Thursday. November 3, 1881 by the
Rev. Cha- <. B0bU40n. Victor H. Penny Z, KATE grI
both OF tins city. ~ cards.
oCK"ooD-PNRET-O Wednesday Novenher o 1881.
at lIut t.ultI, .crGeu Point. g. j.. by tlc eY.WIan
Pare. D. D a7 listed Joy the Rector ta ey. george Ter.
b.r ism, D. d. ld"au OTIS .ot6W cod and Hcslor kue
ra..i. daughter OF John p3ret.
WALSI-NICHOL--O ThHrs''a- Novenb.r TO- 1881. 40
the residence OF fc brides father BrgsOu, ,rH-Jer,-y.
uT 'Ir Rev. walter Jordan EUly Goodwin. daughter ot
Robert g. NICHOLS, and James h. walsh o! SO. Paul. MINI.
MI notices " H4riaJs5 must b. miJrssI C.H ylH
name and address,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12

Sidney Smiths remark 81 have d'nod" exactly expresses
tie feelings Of the cultivated who the table
dnote Oi the Darm0re 800 Ftay. Price but 81 p with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
TIE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.

THE NETWORK PLURALITY NEARLY II, OOO
NO CHANGES IN THE LEGISLATUBF-A CONTEST IN
THE WITH ALBANY DISTRICT.
ALBANY. Nov 1.-THE returns received here to-
day make no changes in the complexion of the
Legislature but increase Carrs apparent plurality
to 1874. The election Of McDonOugh DEM from
the IVth Assembly District in this county, it is re-
ported, viii be contested by his competitor, Glib
bons II is said that there II bogus ballots in
one Of tho boxes, and McDonough's majority IS
given at only 81.
The latest returns received by THE TRIBUNE
make few changes in ,he tabl" given yesterday
and increase the apparent Republican plurality for
Secretary Of State from 1880 10 lOSO3.
TIE VOTE OF WYOMING COUNTY.
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1GRICULTUR4L EIPHGIUEIr4L 6TIHOA

ALBANY, Nov. 1.-THE Boa.d of tho State
Agricultural detrimental station met tO-dAy and Oh
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,nr-- ,yIlcb M human 881e-, Hhcud become
nsty 10 keen the tro.h forever Tree r1u Jlemsn 10 reue
tDei decay impossible 81 n Gay neceii, 10 hse ilagAy
sOZODOEr. IL IS antiscglc ana suprvmey wholesome.
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HEAVY LOSSES BY FIRE.
CANADIAN TOWN DEVASTATED.

A CANADIAN TOWN DEVASTATED.
ABOUT FORTY DWELLINGS DEsTRofED-slA hOIAio
BURNED IN MAINE-AN ORPHANS HOME hN-
TIRELY DESTROYED.
fire which broke ont in Woodstock, New-Bruns-
wick on Thursday night, destroyed about 40 dwell
inqs and three churches The insurance companies
lose about Sl36.OOO Six hotels have been burned
at Old Orchard Beach, Maine. The Orphans
Home Womelsdorf, Penn. has also been destroyed
by fire. No lives were lost
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Cleared, steamer sanaria OBJ Talbot Iayorpool
s"n7d steamer Victoria (Br WorthngtOn, liverpool
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