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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-16

CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-This body commenced
its session here to-day with ex-Gov. Bullock,
of Georgia, temporary chairman. Congress-
man McKerly, of Ohio, was chosen permanent
Numerous resolutions were offered, all look.
ing to strong protection Of American indus.
tries, all of which were referred to the com.
mittee on resolutions who will report to-
morrow,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-16
THE MINNEsOTA ELECTION.
TabulHted Return Of the Oncial Vote a.
Far ss Received.

Far ~ Received.
We give below tabulated returns from
thlrty.three counties, every figure given
being official. The counties thus re-
ported give Hubbard 32,99S and johnson
S0,704. A majority for Hubbard thus far Of
1854. There are forty.ons counties yet to
hear from officially, but as number
the vote is given. This shows
that Hubbard's majority will approximate
25, 900. The same counties give Clark q, ,654
and Vanderburg $3.50, majority for Van
derburg of IL, ,656. This demonstrates that in
spite of the hue and cry on the judgeship, Van
derbnrg will probably lead Hubbard by four
or five thousand majority In the entire state.
official returns are received. The result being
somewhat decisive, it is unnecessary to indulge
In estimates:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-16
I'd. Maxwell.

0xAzA. Neb Aov. ls.-shertn Xiliiss, Of Han
county, this state, who captured the notorious I'd.
Maxwell, arrived IN the city this evening with be
p1soner. and win proceed to Wisconsin to-moszew.
1he Pr1sone has beeu fully identified By shG ~
Knight and two Colemans, brothers Of The ono n
murdered By the Haxwels IN Dunn county.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-16
ENGLAND.
THE FFNIAN NIGHTMARE.

LONDON, Nov. 15.-Doeuments seized in
connection with the arrest OF Tobin, the
Fenian, relate to the establishment by force of
arms of an Irish republic. They reveal the
existence of an extensive organization known
as the "Royal Irish Republican society" with
numerous members. The books, rules and
list of members of the society are likely to
throw light on the existence of similar organ
izations elsewhere.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-16

By the immense sale of st. Jacobs Oil
we begin to realize that the world is not
slew to recognize what is good for its all
ments.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-16
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

Startling Deoisions Of tho Land Commis.
sioners at Limerick-The Recent Attack
on Farmer Galvin-Tenian Scare In Eng
land, Etc.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-16

that Filley is booked for postmaster general
upon James retirement, and it is certain
James will not tarry long in the cabinet after
congress meets. The present phase of the star
route cases is not encouraging to his pros
poets.
There is later report that President Arthur
has determined upon his cabinet slate; that
Lincoln retires by his own request, and
Emory storrs be made attorney general; that
Senator Howe will be made secretary of the
interior; Chauncey Filley, of Missouri, post
master general; Gen. tongstreet or some
other southern man, secretary of the navy.
The name of Frelinghuysen has slipped
from among thos, mentioned for
cabinet positions since it was ascertained that
he was offered and declined the attorney gen.
eralship. Some who profess to be well post.
ed say Howe is no longer considered BY the
president, and that ex-senator Chaffse, of Col
orado, will be the next secretary of the in
terror. There 10 reason to believe too that ex.
Senator Sergeant is no longer thought Of
COTTON AND OTHER CROPS.
The report of the department Of agriculture
on cotton indicates that the yield per acre is
considerably less than last year. The report
ed decrease is SO per cent. in Louisiana, 40 per
cent. in Texas and Mississippi, and go per
cent In Arkansas; North Carolina makes re-
turn of so per cent. less yield than in 1850;
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-16
''E;X-
GEL
SIC)R'

The only Clothing House in the State
conducted on principles that protect the
buyer aad ensure fair transaction.
The only Clothing House in the State
that is strictly and unalterably ONE
PRICE.
The originator of the idea, and the
only Clothing House in the State, that
will give a written guarantee to ex-
change an unsatisfactory garment at any
time or, failing to completely suit the
buyer, return the purchase money.
The only House in the State that has
Five Distinct Clothing Departments,
each complete establishment in itself
The only Clothing House in the State
that has Original and Exclusive Styles
copied from none, oquaIcd BY none.
The only House in the State that
manufactures an immense stock OIL
Clothing for all ages and sizes, sells di-
rect to the retail buyer at slight profit
on the cost of production, marks good,
10 plain selling figures, and at prices tt
suit all.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-16
Practical Farmcr.-Farmcrs in making

Practical Farmcr.-Farmers in making
up their list ofnewspapers for 1882 81 ould
not omit the Practical Farmer. tbs large
l6-page weekly journal devoted to Agri-
cultuere, Horticulture, Stock, Poultry, and
kindred subjects, and the family circle. Each
department is carefully edited, and conveys
valuable information in plain and practical
manner 1t has an able crops of correspond
ents who combine practice and theory. In
word it i what its name suggests, prac-
ucal paper ltcontains fuller market reports
han any other agricultural paper, which
makes Of peculiar value to the farmer. A.
its price $3.50 per year in advance cit is by
far the cheapest agricultural paper in the
country. Liberal cash terms griycn to live
canyassers. Address Practical Farmer n. L.
Cor. Thirteenth and Market SITS, Phiiad-l-
phil
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-16
LOCAL BRIFES.

Local news is very scarce this week.
Cumsrms is just one week off Sunday.
Hos. A G. Chapman was in town Mon
day
PAnraroor shooting expired on Thursday
last, the 18th.
Tur latest slang is, I'VE have made other
arrangements
VINO vii! be ,he frs. to follow tho example
of "W oodville"2
Eastern snopr physicians use bicycles to
visit their patients.
WASHINGTON Buncu, colorcd, of this place,
has been appointed jailor by Sheriff Souther-
land.
Mn. G. s. Mosher and Miss Minnie +
Moshcr have our thanks for copy OF the an
nual report Of the Mar, land Temperance Ali
ancc
HAanlsoN SEnrul, coored, near this place
killed Twenty-Five hogs last week Mr. H. II
Owens at the same time, slaughtered twenty
eight
r.. .;u,o .,,n.o.oho. who, ,bo r,o,o- -
- a III, .s,,o. oF ia ,nrn o,or
new Leaf
r., ,s,l boo,, i rbr;stm.s .,o, ,.o,rs
to hoom slowly. tb.y ar. only tbirty cents
per dozen
r,.,. = 100, .. .L...u.
- T. :, L., $50 III. ~ !,
,1 "N -. ' " " = " - = "
-
Mn David Smoot took his trott'ng mare
Kate to Baltimore Monday last where he
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-16
Extensive Stock Of DRY GOODS
FALLOf 1881.
Hamilton, Easter { Sons.
Nos. 100, POI 203 baltimore 81.
BALTIMORE

Have now on hand, and are constantly ad-
ding to their very extensive stock ofFORElGN
and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS articles in
every department Of a regular DRY GOODS
BUSINESS. adapted to the wants Of pnreha-
sers generally.
Their stock Of the most FASHIONABLE
GOODS has been selected iu person from tie
best sources in Europe, thereby saying&o
Retail purchasers from u.s. the profits usually
made by Importers
Our assortment Of DOMESTIC ia Isske.4
| STAPLE GOODS GENERALLY have ueet
purchased to great advantage after an SA!e'-
rnre or over 30 years in the trade, during
which time we have built up large buine'ss
bv fair dealing and giving at all times ana ana
TO ALL PURCHASERS, full value for Inc
price paid.
The price in plain figures marked on al our
! goods. from which there is no deviation.
/ sept. 30 3m-sl.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-16

The Closing Ycar.-ln the unvarying
round of the seasons, and the silentand cease.
less flight of time the closing month Of 1881
bn, come This month brings with it speci-
:! duties II is time for the gathering up
Of the loose ends ifsuch there be- of the bus
Iuess OF the year. time for the settlisg Of all
accounts. of sauaring up the past and making
ready for the new year which is close at hand
December also brings the holiday season, to
which the little ones have long been looking
forward With eager expectation and which
should be made a time OF purest happiness to
them all. And the other members Of the
family circle should observe this season, not
merely in outward formAliiics but in the
spirit Of Him to whom, by the common con-
sent of the people. the Christmas festival IS
consecratcd
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-16
Chnnmnn,s Fi,hrrY -We learn M

Chapman's Fishery We learn Thai VT.
&. Wallace Mitchell hl. purchased this yalua-
bic property for - 500. The time was when
So. 900 would not have bought IL, and Mr..
Pearson Chapman, grandfather Of the present
purchaser, would have thought man capa-
Die OF treason, strateem and spoils, and all
sorts OF Other raseaidcs who would have pro.
posed such a thing as buying it from him.-
1t is undoubtedly the most valuable fishery
on the Potomac, and the low price at which
it sold illustrates how very much such prop
erty has depreclatcd
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-16
% . -
woodvlllc Items.-Tac Loc.lop,iouist.

Woodyille Items. The Local 0ptionists
OF woodyiiie are still at work
Most of the people Of this ncighborhood are
through killing thsir hogs, and many heavy
porker has felt the keen edge of the knife.
A Pam1ent river steamer run aground at
Benedict on Monday evening last The off-
cers and crew, assisted 10y several others, had
quite difficult task in getting her ahoat.-
No damage was done her 1t is likely the
oystermep made the Jersey lightning" fly
during the time She remained there as it WAS
the only way they could get around Local
Option.
4 lady and gentleman of Charles county,
whose names we were SO unfortunate as not
to learn, were united ia marriage ia this VII
lagc on last Thanksgiving bay. 1t seems
that the ceremony was to have been perform
ed at a certain hour in a church in Charles
county, hut on arriving little late they
found, instead Of merry marriage bells, the
solemn toll of requiem &c the dead fu-
neral service was in progress. They, howcy-
CT, were not 10 be ballied in this way. So
they crossed the line and securing the ser
vices Of another minister, We.e happily
married in Prince George After the ceremo-
ny, they returned TO their home in Charles,
where We hope they may spend long and
happy life Among the merry crowd was
Mr. Benjamin Beccher Who expects, before
many more weeks. to run the same gauntlet
with one Of our fair d.mscls Perhaps he
wanted to learn the ropes before hand
NoopyIILE.
i've would he pleased to bear from W ood-
willie again. Ep.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-16

Not Insane A third inpuisition of lun-
acy was held, by Chief Judge stone and ju-
~, on Francis Speoke on Tuesday last, The
jury refused 70 believe he was lunatic. One
Of the witnesses testified he had played cards
with the supposed lunatic and the latter beat
him easily, catching bis jack and out count
ing him for game The jury, understanding
thoroughly the mysteries Of Seven up were
satisfied it required man Of sense to count
game and 80 declared the party not insane.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-16

Raiile.-There will he rattle at the ST..
Charles hotel this place, on Friday and Sat
urday, the 23d and Gath inst, when large
lot Of turkeys and two or three quarters Of
frst-class beef will be disposed Of This is a
rare chance to secure your Christmas turkey
aud surloin roast and stake al little expense.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-16
Undergoing Repairs. -Nr. Geo

Undergoing Rcpairs.--Nr. George A..
lIuuit, present proprietor Of the st Charles
Hold, this place, is having The Centennial
House owned by him put IT, thorough re-
pair, preparatory to occupying it next YEAR
We learn Mr. lluutt expects to move before
Christmas. The ST. Charles Hotel now con-
Quoted 10y him, Will be run by MIR. David
Smoot after the FIRST Of January next
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-16

Good Things Mr.. Geo. 4. W"de calls
attention to an unusually large and iine seicc-
,ion Of Christina, goods. See his advertise
ment to-day People must and will have
Christmas frings and Of course they go to the
stores. which not only have the energy to
buy goods, but 10 advertise them.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-16
Marked Tcrranln.-onc day la.twecb

Marked Tcrrapin.-one day last week
Capt Lewis Tarr caught up Hunting Creek
a tcrrada with the marks cut in the she'll
"P. W.r. April la,h 1851 Inqo ~ es-
toblshcd the fact that MIR. Perry W Porter
caught this terrapin on the day named up,
Niles river, about Dundee, marked it's aiore-
said and lett 60 The tcrrapiu had gained
about one-,hird in size in that time and was
found about eight miles from where Mr.
Porter FIRST caughtit--St Mchae's Comet.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-16

New Store.-Mrs Mary +. Button, has
Opened new Nouon and Fancy store at the
f,ost Office well stocked with a choice selection
of Holiday goods She has varied assort-
mentfrom hich 10 select Christmas presents,
and PARTIES will do vel by giving hcr a call.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-16

Scasonable The Wet goods advertise
mcut Of MacRie in to-day paper is appro-
pirate scasouablc and redolent Of Apple
t,ddy. Ills old Baker wbiskey is not cxcelled
in Baltimore.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-16
4otaI an0 4ltr5onal.

County Commissioners The Board Of
County Commissioners sill meet ct their Office
ttis place, Tuesday next, the goth.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
Gorporation Notifies.
DUBLIC NOTICE. ' ''N' D'' --' '''
DEPARTMENT OF STREET CLEANING, !

PROPOSALS ENCLOSED IL SEALED ENVELOPES,
inGorscd with the name OF the person or persons
work ,y relate, received at the ONCE OF the
city Ncw.yo until ~ o'clock m. Of Thursday, the 5th
day OF January 1885, at which time and place tle proposals
will publicly opened read the cleaning oI The
streets for removal ana ice thereom and for the
mOval of the sairc IN the second Cleaning District OF
s nH, tx G ii 2 G a9mar 9m the a. E 56 p dave
PgriUSne 81 Shoy cosTog & % gr cent SI To- make and
The second street Ceaung District Of the City Of Hew.
hereby designated by The Commissioner Of street
Cleaning uurnlt 90 id SOhs!,'s oi al 'ha po"'n VI "
o1nded on tie north by the southcry Of Fouro' h..
St. from Broadway casiery To The East River On tao
westerly by the eaatsrly line broadway from -Four
Stito-s, The outlery side by ne southcTy
the East Hiy,r rom 9tle-st. to Fourtecntast ..,.,
offered by m or them and contract within two
and in o failure o. mcgee, SO TO DO he oF th,I VI &
CoIpofaton Whcrcupon COMMISSIONS Of street Gaming
mtcI with this pubic notice. OF I,ad'eitst
If TIE person or persons whom the contract be
awarded snail neglect or delay to commence c %ofr or Iy
tonnI Of soe Cania uay perform e said work,
ana anu ontl.e " & ,'1 and mi ~. m nom ne .lt'lt bid
Tor DerioImaicc &C oi tnc wogo pei a1nur.
required stat H Their propo.a!4 und.r oath
Interested with tnem therein and no other person De 30
rested, they shall distinctly state the iac' ao ias ~ Is
made without any tion With any other pcis making
any Oid or opo5I ior ne a5o't Wo@i ana I J., 's l ~.
il,tl'VI vi 'iI t,. M % ~ 80. - M r ,..,r
"a buIeau' oepG,J ..tICi' Or o1 T, a. ~ A + =" tr
o '!C ' CO. pOt'5iii - M va 49, G ,i'S a. it,' Sr m ,,
"l M Wv ,"fP.I,' ", -. ts.', ,,. 80
portion OF ut' ~. Us ' NJ " ti, r' . ' l. ~.
son 's M, S,lt9 i Is ie4l,,,y ' 'i % n
an TO 81, ~ ~ ca 80 - M . I',5f,.i ,I tg1
5'r' q. y 'o 'O' '' 81, 49, -. a. y'ifi,
1'lS' i"'''S %, -, I ar I,c, ~, ,.' ,t'rt
M. - l 10, 6. ,vr,i f tI 71 49,, ar ,,.rs.rs
.''nE ,.l P i -, @ - t,T Ia r. mini nor
,'' 90 t tb.,Iss-i dol
loiHtl,' ti @ '.iD , 80 M my, IN ,c,t ,,c salo
% % Viii Vii % 1ay TO- % t @ip5llti5n ahy GicTcncs between tho
Sun I" Whl'l ne cum. u, =. i';.' ~, 80 , ,,r
winch me tgiIoI. non MAJ % "ol-'i 10 pay 10 60, P'
lyI''u' l" nom lH' '".i'i-t i ii " 81
Inc, consent dn''' I'i.'l'." p" ''ll - .,.
Uy The oalI OF ail tun ~ "uH- u '"'n "l az. i''
ShhE me SAINT u-t t"'h ~ l.,i''. ". ''' ~
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
Art SchOols-CitY.

MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER -,...u. e.,-,r,
vi wilrecove pupils IN PAINIiHN Uannl. I, N, - ,n
etiiife chi, aud IecorIuunl at hersulo ne a. @ W"
AZ East 2Bth St. corner itilyr, CONNIE tclh- -, Taf.,
References Mr. ID. Huntington Ar " "a IiAA' 'it' '
H. Hart, MI. 4. l.. Bellows
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
Gltuatlous nJante0--femaIes.

COOK, &c.-By a German cook smcats.
souDs pastries biscuits cake, &c; for city or country;
,r vate or public + ,aiy at the P8OIESIANI / HOML
EUREAT. rs Cthave, fourth house above lOth--t
COOK, WASH, IRON.-By German help for
j city or country. Can be seen Il the PEDILs IANI
HOME BU REAU, 1Ss Ghaye, fourth house above lcthst
DRESSMAKl lNG.-By competent and eX-
perienced dress1laser would ike fcw more engage
,o.nts 6v dsy rsCiass references; meals required
te~ms s. day Address l.. b. Advertising once dOS West
23d-st.
COVFRNESS FOR CHILDREN, .COMPAN-
(I Vny on HOUSEKEEPER-- by lady t2s); speaks
French and spanish handy with the neodc no objection
e. fTV y60l home ~ object than salary Address
Mrs D. Tribune Uptovn OfHce l,2Ss Broadway.
UOUSEWORK, CHAMBERWORk, WATT
III ING or NURSES, &c--By Amer'' az am iioic tant
ors fr city or country moderate At the PROT
fSTAST HOME BUREAU, l35 Gthaye. above l0u-st
NTURSE or LADY'S-MAID.-By a very well
educated Sorh German girl speaks EnEhshi Is good
fancy hand and fTstcass se9msteS and WnG n 90
gh chaJerwOrR Please call It 10 Iasi 81 ave
II o cards.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
Gelp Uanle0.

WANTED.-ln a large wholesale j0bbing
mouse two young nen tsinge TO assist In Office win
Sftsr VI ihlg tho buslness and becoming statesmen ai
to iriye! for the house, Preference gwen 70
hass Ad two years Office Aei1cDce Ia e0de
s~ AddfeSs in band writing st3lng details OF
aud am With what house reference ~ 10 Character
fofk Pest oalce " - - - ~ ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
Hn5truftlon.
For Roth sexes-Citv. 4

For Both 6cXes-DIIV. \ y w
MISS GRINNELL, 81 E. 5lth-st. ScAoc.
WI for Young Ladies and Children. hlu"'iE1'''" "--
MISS S.L. CHAPMAN, -,,..a...,,
" Eu,shr French and German Boarding ani DAY -tl ID
formerly Miss /. I. Ben, dict - ..., .
East I 2l--t- to M o Nt- t''''-i~
Thorough Instruction in AL departments
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28

NOOK-Bv a iirst-Class man cook, French,
y either in hotel club class family gave him
reference EOuc5t and alsf Expeditions hodciaoc
J. J. Tribune ptOwn Once l,23S broadway
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28

COLLECTOR or SHIPPING CLERK.-Ry
Y an energetic, sharp, sirewd, Gcrman-Amerga3 lIl
husness house highest Can address k G
l, ia StautOISt
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
0racbcr5.

An AMERICAN CLERGYMAN. successful
"a taact,r wihcH ur tHo pupils at d., study cy re-
crurcs of ne highest chtbc'rr Address TEACHER lnb
uuo plOEu once, l,25s Broadway.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
- AGENCY supplies Colleges schools tni IA l.r- |ibt
thoroughly competent Pr,'c--ur prI'pGs tIl fHttI'r'
FllIr .J.us tDrutd tp in 1trr upF @It - y.l
ttll iirrst Ma H.
YOUNG. Amrgciudni Foreign Teachers Agency - Unpl
Square.
Dcst Teachers. American and Foreign, every
ID lTadc hsh md low, promptly provided Tor Farnnc7
Schools Colleges. Candidates bulletin. with highest IN
dOr-curuts mailed for postage skilled teacher. constantly
wanted. Application fo1ns mailed Tor stamp W SCIEt
DRlVATE INSTRUCTION by Yale ard
Columbia graduate. having special experience In colchl
backward pupils and preparing lo college recommended %
to uuI.l-" adrc+i iJI IUl
une Uptown once, LIS Hr"al"ay.
DRINATE instructiou.-Pupls prepared for
Tribune once
TEACHERS, TUTORS and GOVERNESSES
4 furnished o. Principals AL Pa niioa
Teachers suppnel with DbAJiI1A .. ,-,,.. ,..,.-..
PINCKNEYs AGENCY, Domestic buIdlns' Ht't'"H
and lith-fL
VNEACHERS WANTED. - Ladies 49, Piano,
school: English French, German and music lhsNsh
ffriich
and German German and painting piano ana AneIg lo
Cathohc); French eoycrneHa ,irhti-ueu uiHrl
tary dr mathematics military d and French pen
masip ind bOOkk mathematics and natural science
tspisc0plan. Apply 10 Miss N. j. YOUNG American ana
Fore gn Teachers. Agency. rs Union square
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28

Express Trains NewYork via Desbrosses and Cort
lanut streets Ferries AZ follows .. -.
g. Z and o y m, and ~ night sundays 4:3O and
\ A. IN, d q. !, and p NJ, aud II night
Express Trans Now-YOrk daily, except sunday az
7:8Oa and running through wa Trenton and cam
den. p,,.,,.t,,t,
150i tb 40 T. 1850 = $50 and Ii Limited Express
1880 p M l. 3, 4. o. :, $50 and pm On sunday i@9i,
tI5 o. 3. a IN, 4, 7, 1880 and p. m Leave Phlade
nina via Camden ana 80 p m. daily except sunday
Tckct Oices 526 and 94l Broadway, Ast0r House AMI
foot n De-brn,5ss and Corlandtsts; COurs and Brook
iyn Annex station, foot OF FuOns. BrOoklyn Nos ia,
iIudsOn-st, HOboken Station, Jersey CITY En
gtnnt Ticket once, > Battery place.
York Transfer Company VIA call ior ana elecA
boggage trom hotels and residences. ,,,oo,
FRANK THOMSON, d ~ WIZ,
General Manager. deherdI IaSSf Agent
TFNUE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
ALL RAIL from Gtand Central Depot 49,. ~.
Three express trains daily Except sunday 20 SosVoL -
s:05 H. / D. IN tparor attachodl ani LJl IN (SitA
palace N9aplng glrsL
Iimltsi Gle Eett - boston Toll .tD. 81 ,,..,.,,.
Icets an Dlror sAr soltscll % JDSAnoi herDp1lbl
Ph Avenue anl Windsor Hotels te&ee 0nee5 snl - tfio
Central Depot
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
Ecclnres ano Alcr.iras.

Ecctnre5 du0 tNeelrnF.
-
EREE TRADE AND PROTECTION.
4 second Lcc.ur, of the Course by
Prof. 4. j. PERRY, OF Williams College.
December ., 1881, ~ O'Clock .. M,
Art Association Han, hontIgue-st, brooklyn.
SUBJECT-" FREE TRADE BEST ALSO FOR THE
MANUFACTURERS"
Under the auspices ofthe Brookyn Rcyenue Reform Cub.
Succeeding lectures ortnighty intervals by the Hon
David Wells the Hon. william d. Kelley Professor Wliani
q. sumner and others .., --,
Tickets Tor the Of Eight Lectures with reserved
seats - single admissions 59c TO Do had al Chahdlers
music store MOntague-st. Brooklyn