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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18
SETON HALL COLLEGE ALUMNI.

The annual dinner of tie Alumni Association OF
Seton Nall College was eaten laS' il4Ht nj IlltT :
No. q East FIttcentli-st About seventy guests and
graduates OF the college were present. among whom
were Archbishop CoTrgan, formerly president of
a rhr.ter ''''' f"ander and frf presilet Of
tie college. tie Itev. james II. Corrigan.
the present president M'hSiHor U'5ne' q
Eugene plunkeft. Il. Duncan Harris presided, AND
after coffee vas served he IN dc an address OF well
come 90 the guests. The treJ toast PROPOSED was
"rhe guest of the evcrIuE," TO winch ArcLhiNh"p
Corr,.a. responded. He spoke OF The cally history
III the college aud referred 10 tie 2edlon9 Work PER
formed Ly Bishop McQUaid when the institution
was opened. He SAID mat the orglnli name pro
posed for the college was ~ James ID H"Ho' oi
bl>Eon BlyIey, VINO was then at o." head OF the
diocese. Ii was aiterward changed 80 mmcrorate
the services and devotion oil Mother Seton, bishop
Dayey' aunt. $40 :,
Bishop M,Quaid RESPONDED to the toast Oar Alma
Mater" He gave IN account q; the origin and iYr-
nation of the college and reviewed al length the
difficulties which il" encountered al the start Inc
r0licLe was opened frs: iii the old Ch'glr mansion
ut Madison in 1876. At the close Oh the hiNt NCai
there were thirty-eight students. every one oi
whom returned to his stuticS the following year.
In Ave wears the college was trali>t RED to the
present site IN South Orange. he Bishop SIcn;
ten wears i'll the college us ITS president, ami ne it-
called many interesting rciniiSccicGS Oh th'S'
DAYS He stated that h. was compcl'. 10 refuse
aumittancc 10 many student, because tnelr record
was not good enough. He impaired secret, he
said by asserting hat the first Gov ne refused wa.
lhe present Archbishop OF NCw-l TX, huf Tie only
ground o! complaint against MA WAS thal hc WAS
too good Tor the college
The other t0asts Ie pended t. were as follows
"Qnr Clergy" tin Rev. Sebastian Il. smith: " Oul
Trustees" Frederic X. Coul"rt; Oar SISTER -.
cieties.p Charles Il. Herb rman: Our lawyers,
"Onr Merchants" William r. Tiers. aud "OuI
Seminary the Rev NJ. j. Holland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18
To the Business Men, Capitalists and
Real Estate Owners Of NGV.YOPk.

We Of the Finance Committee OF the inter-
national Exhibition 1888 elected BY the stockholders OF
said Exhibition, this Of asking for the necessary
support and subscriptions to the STOCK Of the same.
Agreeable OF Congress dated ApEl 3d. 1850 In
corporanc the Exhibition Of 1888 the Commissioners from
the states and Territories been appointed and have met
with the Commissioners from NewYOrk eecting their OF
rcrr and committees the year 1881 All tho preliminary
SENS have been taken for the permanent organ
iAitnn.
section y ~ the act Of Incorporation requires that nc less
than 600 shall he subscribed aud ~ per csn al1 IN
t sa corporation shall do any corporate act other than
necessary to its organization.
The necessity Tor an eae response 20 this appeal IL
ar,arp The business and capitalists and real estac
owners VIII without al. be greatly benefited by this En-
m o and II is to WHO will receive the g:ea est benefit
ina; we mis-, look for largest subscriptions TO the s;oe&
These ons are in 10 d0DatOnba arc az iu'
veStmcHt.
If prompt and liberal response Is given t. this appeal
nothing viii remain the OF having tie largest ana best
Exhibition the world has ever produced
The undersigned doing their part IN ts mattc WIN
,rtncs and yigor they ask the men OF New YORK 10
do the .
II s,ouid be remembered that the Finance Committee -
lcc for one wear only and the sOcEEOde> con-
trolling niuenc through It,
The share, Of stock 80 each SUBSCRIPTIONS VIII To
,x AZ the Iteat1unr ers OF the Exhibition. 81 Broad
way the Farmers, Loan and Trust Company 70 EXCHANGE
,lac, OF bv any member OF the Finance Committee.
signed, {. y. BLI"S'
r. G. ROL~TON, J. II kCIIFi"
wU A WUrELoCK THOMAS RCTTTR,
JofN p TOWNSEND, JOHN NJ CORNELL.
CU,s sCuLEsINGER, ALGEKNoN :. SULLIVAN,
W COLE JAMES TALCOIT
AMI Others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18
TIE ALARM GIyFN BY A CANANY.

A fire broke ont early yesterday morning III
The 81 Pomcua In, tutc, school connected Win the
Roman catholic Church Of -. Cnar"5 Borromoo III
s!lucy-pace brooklyn The schO l occupies a three
story DrcK building. adjoining the r"ctOrI N' Il sidney
pace. Tbs flames Wcse discovered b. the I'v Jeremiah
rosuan assstatrrctor Of the parish, who was Sleep
inc in the re.,ory and who was awakened by the ittcr.
ing of canary bird, whose cage hung in window
lighted MP by the fire. Mr.. Iro.mau gave the alarm ana
H. IRE WAS soon rXiHgUishc Inc police pace the en-
IRE loss at o. covered hy insurance Tue IRE i be-
rytd ~ have been caused by the furnace IN the cellar,
WIiclt tuC?" WAS MOOdNuIk NtaiIy COG CL4IuIC
L IL 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18
DrFRAUDIyG HIS EMPLOYERS.

John Rosenfcld. IT,, age twenty-three, OF No; u
East observation-disclosures 0urthSt, WAS 8rraightI yes
terdav az the Iembs Police Court on the compiant
nj Nn 81 Willi5ln-st for having enbe2@leG S]I %;
collected from Miles. Br,thers & Co., OF No. ~
Fulton-st., December IA. The accused man W. w.,
IN the employ of the firm about three years ago pu
was Iargcd an went West. On ms return 10 NC"-
York about ten mouths ago he again aPphe1 l'r
~ h. cnnvrrtcd 10 n,s oWnuse 800 collected BY
him from different persons. aud that. ny tue IHiH'p
iroprjation OF goods witch he claimed hau Dt'h
c,nnlnvrrS OF $50. e. Acknowledges that MS
pcculatioYs amCuat to iGb, he was 60 nMttr' iof
tual in default OF ~ $40 haIl by Ju'uct "ah@cH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18

Ex-Ciicf Of Police james sweeney, Of WAc"'ine
W. Va, and Ccmtai jhirc DHi'ciiyc i'Gl'rd' N ~
Lanv tuesday night, returned 10 As r';N - tc:d1t
without thcr prisoner, toroUg;lY diS-E,t,d "i:h
the conniv,nce OF the Albany police IL hyaL'a
rs.,n.. They charge rlat y con, piracy wa ~rt Oh
foot from tlc mIncot Of tin arrest la~t iu,SGay
NIGH f. les han ;wo hour. ,orc tie qinrer>
couid TAX thr iian ior NeV'l 'rk' VIM % h"i"'N
COON, was served ON them, ard dc.fi'c tier pro-
tr.is lie prisoner was allowed 20 s'av ovcint4dt at
the Globe Hotel. in the mp'Ti.G after breakfast.
while WATCHED IT,. a. Albany detective, Gc co",iv
walked ont and rode away III a coach 10 On,tacl'
was thrown III hIs way nv tie detective.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18
LEAVING HER LODGINGS IN DESPAIR.

German w0rklugmau nam". EankHH1H Y"1rG
wife arrived in tins city from CIuc.u Il few daYS
ago, and hired lodgings at No. $50 Fest Nintb-,t
Mrs. Bank lost pulse containing %Jd ntdtiv al
their nOu2vl III the street and much dNiTc srd
ut tins misfortune. A > o'clock yesterday uGrniu%
she lIt her husband, alter waking the floor all
night, apparently lii desperation. The husband
dressed hastily AND followed her, bat lost her track
Full OF apprehension that .hc m,.A, have gone TO
tlc ri yer AID drowned herself, he sought the police
Yesterday, and 3t las request an alarm describing
the missing No'!an was S'nt out Mrs. B4uk is
nineteen wears Oh and cannot speak In .lisJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18
ARRIVAL OF RoWELL's MANAGER.

G. w. Atkinson, Of The IonIJa Sporting lin, villa
is the reprr,cntatI:c 81 Sm John A>'i"y AR we'd IN
this CITY Yesterday by the Williams & Guion steam
sblp Wyoming lie is to be Rowe.s manager in
the coming match between Rowell, 6 l"Arv. Vaughn
and an unknown 10 dc named byCIe'ry. There
has been some uncertainty TO whether any "ihcr
contestant, we're to be admitted to TINS contest and
also whet Ter howell wOIli accept any 81 TIE Hi-
lcngcs which hc has received from liughc'. Halt,
Weston and others. In iOIS" u inquiries I.ld"
hy n TRIBUNE r"portcT Yesterday a!trrhObn NJ: Al
kIs0a SAID THAT he had not vet had tim" TO II G"Irr
into taCSG matters and cduid gave no Crihiif i"l"i-
mat on III regard to tie arrau IcLCs VII ca N Sit
be nlnln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18
A Hat FACTOkY BURNED.

A fire was discovered in the finishing room
Of T. 7. Brennan q Co.'s hat factory at Orange, Y. j.
early yesterday morning. The building, which was
partly Of wood was destroyed with most Of the stock,
machinery and tools The books and orders OF the firm
w.rr saved The firm was running fun Of orders and
lad "A heavy stock goods hand. The loss Is eStl-
mated 10 be- al out 10000. $4,000 Of which II on the
building aud machinery. the Insurance Is $4,000, III
Phlladclpia aud Ncw-NOrk companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18

IL West-st had an examination before Justice
RicOrd YESTERDAY. Bertha Hanenbeck was nenl lIr
further examination. Bertha kuhl was ulschaIH'"'
NEW-JERSEY.
MONTCTAIR Samuel Crump who lost three CHI
drcn BIZ dphtheril in January, has just lost loul'n
child.
HoPRwFIT.-Wolford Stont yOnng man, "a %
fatally njured Tuesday By horse kicking him III
the face.
NEW BRC NSwICK. The recent lrcSheI u - III, IL
timated, caused damage OF $25.oo0 me Jose ca,
heaviest on the Iehlgh Coal and NaVlSailo" YUM
pany. ~
NEwIOWN.--An old hex containing inc Dody VI
An infant about day old was found " cuhpsI1S'
projecting through the ice on pOnd near h' ga
wood in The town of Newtown. Coroner serbs n ii
az inquest and the jury found that the Ghiiu nau
been born awe hut had been allowed TO de ny tue
prrsorS who placed it IN the box The bouy Is lhaC
of male child and has six perfectly formed toes Oh
tine lett foot. ,,.r,,x ,er,~D
ToNPKIXSvIGLT.- Coroner Walser has deter
mined 10 ,,,aL, thorough investigation III inc case
of Nr, OTIS Will, who lied from burns received ny
the cXoI ,,on Of kcOsene Oh lamp IN her tOt3e III
Montgolnrry-ayc., TOmAmsvillC. Ii Is alleged tha1
the oil was OF an iufcior quality. 1t was purclaseu
from a Cagtctun stJrekeCpcr named GdGatcz' VINO
is n member Of the c0rOnST' jury. At the request
Of C0ronrr Waiscr, Mr. Funck, IA expert. empioyeu
i'm me Lighthouse Department at lompkIiiSV,lle.
made fest of the oil. lie found that 1t flushed az
rs aud Arcd AT 9.'. Mr. Fnnck states that OIL
which Ia hes In Ter 1907 is unsafe TO burn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18
SMALLPOX NOT SPREADING IN BROOKLYN.

A BROOKLYN physician. who Is evidently deslr0us
of extending his yaccinating practice. informs ms
city He also saws that incompetent nurses, WHO
are often intoxicated, are employed in the smaI-p2X
hospitals in Fiatbush. He asserts further ina, only
II per cent of the smallpox cases taken 70 TINS mo-"
Dital recover DR.. Crluc, of the Health Board, Said
to n TmDuYE reporter YESTERDAY Only eight c'ses
of smallpox were reported last weeK, three eases
were reported Monday, bnt none, TUESDAY: Inc
mortality IN Brooklyn has decreased nearly 90 per
cent during the Last three weeks" " n
he" t;oI3Hi ssiOners Of Charities said that Dr.
9cLenck suncrintendent of the hospital was u
thorough and exactng physician and that they
could not believe that he wolld employ nrompecl1
or intoxicated nurses. At tie HOSPITAL tie reporter
was told that DE- Schenck was absent but me actlng
clerk said that sine. January l they had Iect'Nr"
s'XtV smallpox CASES. OF these IN r,t"h nau u'v,
,,inc NJ Iybon Iyc,. in a diving condition when re-
cr,yed Eight had recovered and lad been DIS
charged the remaining tLIrtY-n!ne many OF "hHiH
attention from tr ex cOmpctcnt ad sober nurses III
the small uOX hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18
LOSSES Ar OTHER POINTS.

BosToX, Feb. ia fire at Old Concord,
Mas tins morning destroyed Ge0rge Huntr grocery.
ice MI,,N Hoe! stab :. ana damaged the MllI!eseN
Hotel Total loss, $1,000; insured
TOLEDO. OHIO. Feb 1.-THE extensive ship chandIerY
stores md warehouse OF Wilcox Bros, Nos ~ and Sc
Watcrst. were entirely destroyed by hrC Ills morning.
Ln.S. SlO.OGO.
SCUM AMRoY " j.. Fyb. ia fire on Tuesday night
DESTROYED the lower lumber yard of Morgan Brothers,
near Bergen Mills, IN which stored N amount Of
rlI M material. The loss Exceeded $1,000, on which
ti.r. : a Partial insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18
IMPROVING MADI~ON .QrAEE GARDEN.

1,,r. fore. 81 men under turd.lrc,I"n of Ja.H 3.
Suonk the architect. has been - Won! a. tn - ''.-
son Suuart G.,d;u for soin" i,lc, H. ":orr 10 i.'c
1t sale for tie ha.is and Vaktu--'' aj''c' wa. 81
and Mad sor-ivc. have been c:liroy rebuilt. q"
r,issc> Tor tie roof, made oi vrho% rl@caHd "r'+d
Al thr III, lars and posts in The bnd.ur have nr'u
stIprrliclci. The roof ha. also ncc@ str netrn" !
and tn!r1y-icur ucV sky!Iaits have "c"n ln :n,
giving tIr lniIding a more cheerful appearance" ~
Inc day.tiinc. New exits nave been IroVi"'', 50
thas there viii be amp" fic'';ro ~ "'r".1 III "'~'
of n ia, or an accident The cl>t o. n.ri"tlrC tHr
bnlG;ng whch belongs to ire Ar':-( TX /, "'ldi
and llrtl>cn l,.ycr Railroad C"A.luiy, "a, Dcc1
aDOu! 40, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18

A few DAYS ago john S;ucEcy. hard-Wo".' ~
man. VINO liveS a; No. CarnHr-S;. adl'>~'! q
TO Children, complaining of liquor seller" IL '"e
nciehIorhood Vic werc in ne h,tEt 81 s'E'E
liGnor 70 HIS son Willie, age ulne, Ter ne H-' O.
Ms S.rcEry. Ne complained that his VIE Wa an
G iu'S Hrnkci. and that She spant ell TIE
money sh, could gct for ,MHuof' @;ri VS.
in the habit If send NC Willie ala H..
watch was go" on the boys NOV en"r $. ana 1t was
not long ntioIc he WAS seen coming iron the luin
shop at No. 7 >tXth.avo. DLvlSnea@X. ihe c.rlE
who sold the LIQUOR to the cLlld, Wa arrested ana
held in 500 ia lrr trial on III c4ar-e OF sc:.inE
lnIuur to Il l,uor Yesterday oil rs OF tie society,
winls in the ncithoorhoo", sd " MdE-ie stevens
bIn,ht at The barronm of Jacob D.e'z NJ No. Car
miue-st. The officer followed the COLA 10 NJ
Suck,y', rGonl. where she gave the beer TO Mi>.
Smokey, 1t was learned that Maggie was the
daughter of one of the ne-hb)TS, and that MIS-
Stuckey hadsent her tor tie beer, fearing 90 send
the boy agan Yesterday af -rnoon Dciz vas
arrested aud held for t.ial with BAH al 300, on the
Charge OF selling liquor to minor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18
loss on STATEN ISLAND.

A fire broke ont early yesterday morning in
the upper part of q twOstOry frame dwelling at
Mariners Ilarbor Town OF Mortified. owned ana occu-
pied by Miss Ellen Kane. Tho building was entirely
consumed with lts contcnt', including considerable
amount OF valuable furniture. The house. which was
valued at COO insured for 5000 In the star In
srancc Company The furniture was insured Tor $1,000
I'm the Liver aud London and Globe Company, The
nLc IS snld TO haNe boon cGuaCA by delecllYe Hue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

President Of Laiayere College and Co One Henry A. MOT
row t. : AFidh AUeaus Hotet-Ex Governor ier'" ni
e. Cheney Of ew. ampshre, and NathanleI Hhlcli
Rosion 49, Gissg House Assistant % g. o.
D. IiaZa1. FOrsyh. Of Troy P ~ ~ tl"e u
In &c JoseII potter Of tne Y. supreme Court nC,r
Blsicick-A J. Cas-at Vice Prescnt o. Tue Po,nsy y n
Uai.cad C,muauy H ,t.,Dy HOe-fNGONtIn1i y; -
pace If Ercrctt HouSc-Prof, ssr A. D. Du bois
Vi Yale College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18
Mg. wNL'NG vINDICArEs HiNsrLr.

SnpcrnteHdcnt Waiting called The attention OF 4
TRIBUNE T. Porter thc o. Charles trauSS, one
of three thrve- arrested i"r stealing six. ~ the
store of e. G. Bennett, AT No. 33J Canast, February
10. illustrating the bench o. 'tHuhg prisoners I"
the Central Offices for Identification before they are
taken to court. All three were ldcnti as proir-
siouaI thieves. and yesterday Strauss pleaded gtlity
IN the Court of GencrI Sessions to the charge made
against hun. Detective kug, who had been cent
for ;hen preferred another charge against nm. 10
which hc also pleaded guilty As result he received
n long sentence for each offence. instead of beng
dismissed with slight punishment, had only the ole
cruIe been proven against him.
BURGLARY AT BERGEN POINT, y. j.
The drygoods store of NJ. Reuse. in Cottage ST..
at Bergen Point, N. Jwas robbed Wednesday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18

The letter recently sent 10y III" Society for the Pre-
vcuti0n OF Crime TO the Pence ComiSNloh'T5 III
SUPERINTENDENT Nalliug. Yesterday the snprirn-
tcldcnt ean, a note to Mr.. Whitney stating that the
police would take &C ion ia ail c",es, II the society
wonld sand Nv It's oitr 10 furnish the evidence
necessary 10 at upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18
A BRANCH LINE OF STEAMERS.

The Comp1guie Generate TrlnSatlan'iqnc last
hummer established branch line OF steamships TO
md South America. Tie branch was temporarily
withdrawn IN the fall. and 1t is To be recstablShed
March 9 by the sailing of the steamship Caldera
followed by the steamship F. de LeSseps. March %,
md hy the Vile de Marselles, April q,
md there will be semi-mOarhly trips there
after These vessels have been running GA the
Srw-York aud Hdvro line during the winter. but
are too SLOW for the summer season. At this season
;here is large amo3nt OF freight trhc from MAR
settles TO laner f.. and also large amount Of pas
,enger trati. nom the southern part OF France,
italy aud spain. aud from Ienclliie there will he
passenger aud freight traffic TO CuOa anu So0'h
America 1t Is posi- Gle that the veSSrs wl.l touch
at Vera Cruz and Havana on thei! Return ahd take
:aryo tor New-YuIk ana MaIstIilcS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY FEBRUARY 49, 1881

THE thieves gained admission by forcing door
leading from the hall and carried of quantity "1
siiks gloyrs and other articles valnei at nearly
81 600 The police have no clue to the thleVes'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18

of the department. On motion of Mr. Wales 1t was Ts
a.snriates, W. r. Kingston, Join M'Langllin'
Henry Carpenter, and F. A. Mason, TO appeir DeioTe
the commissioners at their next meeting ana explain
tho nat1re of their respective duties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18

lor., uu,,lrr Of children was committed TO
charitable, institutions q. The expense al the city.
Incrc - sart 10 nr a lowing ah3>c OF power tins
T. sl,r .lnon, ,nll. OF lie Justices. Justice Henry
Murray li,, sent to The CnarIlah" lH4u. Tiions and
in ulost cases 40 nose mana 81 y Catholic DiIralS
large .oportiou Of all the chiidf'h committed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18
EXPENSES OF THE PARK DEPARTMENT.

A special meeting OF the Park Commissioners was
held Yesterday. CUmmls >iUncr Oilile VAS IN tue
.hair. Morris X. Jrscp aud james VI. Constable
arged the Colnu sOners TO take steps toward open,
.ug the approaches 10 the Museum OF Natural
History AZ MInbatt gn-SGnare. conmunc lt'on
" a. received from Henry q. StehO9s, John l;y Tor
Tonnst0n and others, OF tue Committee of Arrange
na!ly presented TO the city February D.. Commas
,ioucr Wales again brought ny tho matter OF the
salary Of William Van VOikenOurgh. He said he
lad no: been illuencel 6y any political motives,
bu, amply desired 10 cut OFF unnecessary expenses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18
SHIPPING NEIDS.
PORT OF NEE.YO&K......FAB,l l.. l'l.
ARNlNLD


81 Wyoming tRrl. Ri2lN. I4ycr2oo Fcn ana Queens
togn g. vim mis- ana pl--cnGrr' %Ni hams y ,'m"l -
Ard rls ,rngr,4 10 io.rr. x Morgan. ,..-,-,.
" ia ~i mise ' TG p l D,n'no. 90
ii Uni,i Njuc4 HdLc IS, BU,iprc with mde' aud pas
I rh Naioo "i Iv,-ro ~, y rEcr IT niad Jan Is
IL ~ i',i rra,6 III - iolr NIa. Ptman yonm' nth
I'm II IN "a, ts, 10 Ja,,r. " I.wel ~ 70.
bark T,Iroo ,uiI. C"rA - 'ay' III 1Aast 10
T TR ion1 oi 1t YG Eotin.on TiyoT'oo 7odayS'
witt mos T., "r.' W., L" t'h I.IYco 81 days with
sur to ii -wft Go; yrs,, {" m1sIs s,,y4 with. sat
o. r'' t6or. ta,e, 20 i il Sa : a., =, ,,,.
Bari N@r SG t,,r , i r. 81 "'' "''
3 ; %;' XIII ~ r Elanit Cidcas l. days with sugar
Ra o cgnrG s MH/I2 MGni'yt es 10 H .iyI
I r ErC IN a ir,i Ta iJ m dlar. '' 'O'
BMk Eihmpal TN'or Pen1nhaco - days "l'hN"gar
toG Fs Ktiaya Eve ;rifuc=o. 10 dy with TO-
fis fnt Dean 81 !n,on tn'?G Bolivar Jan g. and the
rtr - With f,.,,s. exc. 10 AC,>ti-i.
In. Kat. Fvnn CAri"nas II days with sugar T. order
SSr sabi AGco ri'nop Cedar Ecy,Jan - with cedar
-,rr ion ~ Waloiy >tcIs Cedar Keys Jan %. wii
var r, t Mini Cra" K ckitd. wn nnc joJ Erow:i
~cnr Cahot Huuk,r rornani. "ltii "n"eI t" simpson
Scr clara Rankin Randall poriaad yin lumber to order
scr Saul iaas f;rG M9,a .d5 70 5 G3yt VIZ IN
~rh~ Mar ia All I.yAbo II JON. 3D. with lumber 10 ,
Zen: olyer Amcs E4bbitt Portland. with lumber ;oJ
scnr Nc lie D rbin Ro,Ailu, wl, luc oiicr
svNSEr-WI%p-M ~rric H., h-hi, " NW; hay.
AT CITY Isiau li1lj. y y. clear.
GL3i .isl
Str4 Survil (Gcr tranzcn. ilsrlbUi,. ~ Worih and
Cbrrbourg kuuhlrd Il Tn GpN.H" O. itS l!ltoW, ibK
Header r.. NaylgJ;IOn M.ilts N,"t'stlr an pa
G,. i;ovtiug a. AIclttd!l; NCWlpt tGauO'.G laN3"a.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

A large stock Sealskin SacQues and DOL
mans English dye Furlined Circulars and Wraps new
rIapcs oirctl al retail by SHAYSE wholesale fur
ilcturer Prncest Splendid opportunity purchase
rrlAbe iuIe cheap.
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

TO-DAY.
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DIR. LYONS TOOTH TABLETS.
a standard toilet preparation.

I suffered over fifteen years with Nervous
Headache and it's attendant evils Life was nnu0us bur.
den lad ply at cost. All failed. DR..
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