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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18
/ EEW coyrRIcr WiTH PIr1L

HENRY +. ABBEY r. MANAGE THE SINGERS AM@Ei-
cAS TorR HEREAFIi R-soNrC roINr' oF TIE
AGREEMENT.
The dificllties INTO which incompetent manage
ment has plunged Madame Patti IN tn, course oI
her very brief season here found possible solution
at 10 o'clock last night, when contract was
closed between her and her manager
Franchi ON the one hand and Horny Z. Abbey on
the other. Negotiations had been pending between
fine parties to the contract since Tuesday but Mr.
Abbey was only one OF several men who We're anN-
ions to secure the management of Madame Pattis
American tour, and the rivalry between
them was very strong j. H. HavesY
urged his claims with viCor and cane very near
winning the pnze, holding out long after MT Ma
peeon Mr.. Haiue+ and Sir. Rulmau. tn" other sur
offered Madame Patti -, Geo night III adYanfr.
and guaranty of $1,000; but ms
offer was not accepted, ron Mhici
fact he concludes that MIR. Abbey must nave oE"leu
Mir. Abbey. when seen last night by TRIBUNE
reporter declined to give the terms 81 me cohITact
ouIya short time before. He said, however ihat
If was for thirty concerts, or as
many more as Madame Patti chose to give
il tic United States beginning after the close OF The
New-York season. which will be next week. The
first concert under the new arrange neLt wlil be
given in Brooklyn on Monday, November %. MI
Abbey accepts the same supporting company. put
promises q change III the character of The enter
tainment and the price OF seats as originally
announced. He Will have an orchestra of nifty M
struIaens in the larger cities AZ least and viii give
a SCENE from an opera with costumes and scenery NJ
each concert. As TO the cost of admission no says
| he is willing 10 give assurance that 80 VIII be
| the highest price asked below thus figure there
will be n sliding scale according 10 the exi9onces
of the caso the size of the hail and tho other err
cumstanccs which managers are bound To cohSIMer
| in order that they may cover their expenses. lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18
CHARGES AGAINST WARDEN GREEN.

The charges of gross mismanagement made ny
Warden Green against ex-Warden Sheylin of the
Kings County Pententiary have been reiterated.
10 the charges when first made, more than two
months ago, Mr.. Shevlin made general denial and
promised detailed statement. Although he has had
experts at work upon the books the explanation is
not Forthcoming, and committee OF investigation
asked by him Of the Board Of Supervisors has
not been appointed. Warden Green now
gives transcript of the figures the storeho,isc
contractors for the meat, showing that in tho
month of September, 1873 the amount OF meat re-
criyed at the stoTehOuse was 200 pounds, while
the county paid for l5,21S. Other months
Mr.. Green asserts show overchargcs in all kinds of
supplies for the prisoners. He urges upon the sup
eryisOrs the duty of Investigation. Warden Green
is an Independent Democrat, while the eX-warden
is "A member OF the Mclaughlin faction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18
/ MARRIAGE IN BROOKLTN.

The principal social event in Brooklyn We'd
ussdly was tie marriage Of George r. sheldon, oldest
son Of william g. sheldon. and Bliss Mary Z. Scuey,
fourth daughter Of George -cucv. The ceremony took
place Boo th church Of the ~ rims Brooklyn Heights
90 g. u. the officiating ministers being the Rev. Dr.
j " Beach presd,ut Of Wesleyan University with the
Rev Dr. H. e. -orrs pastor Of the church, assistant
Tine pa pij wac % mass " plants ami flowers The house
OF The brides father. 50 l-3 Ecmscnot.
WIS also ta-tefully decorated The young
couple received congratulations after the
ceremony IN a floral hover. The best man was
Walter Trmblc. of Nrw-York The u-hor- were Edmund
J.. Eayli,~ and John T. C"wdn. Of Ncw-Norh: svous
wood D. -,hruck. Everett Bushmorc. George l. Scncy,
Jr and William c. sheldon. r Of brooklyn The brides
maids werc Mss Iia Wagner and Miss Gu-sc
Blbro,k The bride a drc7s Of whit" cu-
aa.acd velvet with long train The whole front being
.of dugl,-.e I,rc Tie vru Of duchc--o lace was
CAUGHT D., n cluster of lilies ~ tho valley Tho orua-
rrI.ta d., Oh. bride diamonds and NIpNNlts.
T.. GUESTS included General and Nh. ~hcrml n, VIZ.
and Nr. 4 T. Low. Mr. ard Mrs. =. Y. WH'r, HI. ana
Mrs g. d. C.inn. Mr. aud MIS-. George Harrison MS.
Green Thomas q. Plat, Nj aud Mr.. !. J. ku-umorr.
Mr. and Mr.. W. T. cornell. samuel j. ridden SIR and
Mrs John PluuWcr. Mr. and Nlr- \. T. PumWrr, Mt.
and Mr.. Nelson Robinson. Mr. AMI Mrs W. :. +.
Prentice. Mr. and Nj. Edward y Dickinson, NJ y. :
-f.rr-. Miss ~.orr-, NJ and Mrs. ". 49, pirAgru'n
va, and Mrs. I,unau O.. bergen, Mr. and Mrs I'D IA l'u
in-pu. 'r Hu. Nir- see b. Low. Mr.. and Mr-. john A. g.
GRAY. tlr AM Mr.. Franklin g. Taylor. Mr. ana Mr. VI.
q. Inv '1,r. Nr and Mrs. Vs. E""'Hrh, Nr. auI Mi-'
o. g. Tlifu. Mr. aaI Mr. Robert Ir,. Mr. and MIS-.
E Cr.t'.uIDu, Ms, Robbins. Henry II. '.b Hr ana
Nr-. g. D.. LYMAN ". T. liurh. ST. aud N'- y. = =
-,Iauaulu. Henry ficrrrp'ut, ANA john Ncuuotc.
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Pcrfcc; Food fc,. Sick and VEL.
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November H. lSSl w Close al this oa.c' On m NDht
Europe, sf'I AllSNA, wa '1LiIs'
Town. ol WEDNESDAY, ut To 1u Tor EuropH b, S'"4n@p
lila VIA queen S1wn correspond hce iOr FrIHrr uH, -
spcciay adlrc ..c ~ II a. NJ Fiahra diitci stan .
franc VIA IaVro; III RS DAY, 1t !u'U a'niU Gto'
bv steamship AlrItlc, via cue ~ stONn Cle'pY'a' "
Germany and France bs specially ir's,ei al Al
a. M or Germany France by steas ship IVES p.t.L
PyIuouih. Chrrbous and Hamburg lcofre'pyhie,,c ~
Gfca; and other European conutr1s5 NIT
addrcss; sATL EDAY, Al u aia oi 80, y s Tor ,J.
CITY OF Berlin, Queenstown cJreS'
many and scotland ma Il spec ial aidi.s' az ana ~
fort steamship Donai ~
Irene Observation-Disclosures for iTii in ald otncr l>'o
psan countries must BE- specially adie - a. o,i ~
tcofl md direct by steamship ytrcassii VIA
r. NJ Tor Bels direct, by stsahshpts,y 1ie1s ir",
- M n.iis Tor JnmacA GIcyfO"n lld 5.u..'tS ~
an ~ SpAY at +. Tho uas Tor i.a u S' fi On
iosi,v AZ u M 1hO mails iof iIVhulta 49, -
stSn close on TUESDAY Of 1850 p M me IG' f ia M
Porto Rico snn AStS 5ou9Il,nd ana st Pierre MlGe.or
rlnse on THURSDAY at 500 7. m, nc ntAiS %
~ l 1 For On Da Porto rico close on SnIo KDA ~
bc Tbe mails for Jamaica close on SATUHDA1 al
10y y mail. AHsriia, Re, close on SOtclnpet .
5 ~ Tbe mails Ch Japan close November 10
at 0aOS w. HENRY q. PEARSON, Postmaster
poa, Ofnce New.NOTk Nov 10, 1881
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sl.cislS-z2- -,'lz1ss

AB8OTT-Eegcnth month. 1871, Isabella VIE Of Henry
Abbott. 9gr.. aJ wears.
Funeral viii tfse place on sixth Caf tUiT' TO .-iA ai
i0.3A m.. from Friends Meeting House ,GraAtty
Parl;} 2OtlSf
Friends invited TO attend.
Tacoma Hartford Conn, m wednesday, November .
MARGARET a., d1uelgr OF III late George and aly -.
Bacon. ol New ora 'ltj.
GOODWINAt his residence. MoTi>tow1 NJ on Tuesday,
November H. snrcon Goodwin, formerly % 9ro'Ayn ~
The 4jth year Ot his age.
Funeral services AIMS Chgrch, BroOslyn Friday the
18th i.st, at % O'tOck D.
Relative, and ir.cui invited 30 attend. Please omit
tUwt.s.
IIN Ir-Ou wednesday, No,-lhor a., ISL in irookvn
Arc.rl Youngest SHu OF tHnrr' y. Ad A--es NA'p-ll
Hewitt. ag.i o. s'lT- amt o mplth-.
Funeral had privately.
SuTCuILI-At the residence 0fhs a't r. 70 ipiiai,'r
ST.. DrUp&yu, november 10, ihr,I." G. fltc'+ hF'il'
Funeral from trc church Of Mary tc yiru. tjtht D.
tween 1th and eihaye ul tsd.y 'u. IA l5-' 40 ii'
O'Clock r.
PAIlITW-tt Srwtosu, T. T. No"suh"r y. -a"lh Pa ~.
f.rts u-r respectfully invited O H-i'i Tr atiH tNu A1f
late rr-I .rHya cu ~tIu..If' November d. or q. Ir
Train caves uwl'rs Point a. 20. ~. 700. N'l'"'.''
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DIR. HAMILTON AS 4 WITNESS.

\ statement has been published that United
states Marshal Knox has received from D'trcAttoruey
Corllhl Of Washington, a subpoena for DR.. f. H. Ham
iltou to appear witness IN the Guiteau trial. Dr.
Hamilton seen lya TRIBUNE reporter Wednesday
night at LIs house, No. l3 West Thirty sccond-st.
lie sad 81 have not yet been subppnacd,
although / have received notice that / will
bee. An the gentlemen who were In attend
upon the President VIII be sunppuded Ar witnesses
iu matters ~ fuct j. rs not supposed that they VIII be
ut"rru tod a- to th" proprctr o their own treatment
" this gu ,to arises ID viii De- referred 10 the medical
experts who have been or viii De- =ubpWnncd Among
the medical Experts Vho VIII Dee called ON the part Of the
Govern ru the question of the prupucy ot the
treatment I- TaI-ru, are Professors Willard PdTNtr,
JJrC. EWopl aut Henry E~aud-, OF this city; DR. John
Asruur-t nrd Professor samuel d. Gross, ot Phadcl-
pulI; Henry Campbell, at Augusta, Ga; Professor
John + .l.,H, %. ST. Louis, aud Pro-. VI -D- Gum, "i
Chicago. A. least I have been informed by Judge
PurtDr" Hr Hamilton was uncertain Of the date OF ms
departure a 70 would depend upon tJr the directions III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18
NlERLED.

BEATTIE-ADAMS-On Wplna~ls % evening. Noyrm'rr ~,
,'If.u 81 the y rfsru' NrnOSg t.a .-eT. 3D.
william p. smith. Thomas William .ra.t.r io t0rt..A9
Ida dpuahtrr II tn" -te ~ i.au Newton adams as.
HOWE-CHA RLIEF-ht Trinity chapel "Wednesday. .,'-
NCmbcr IT, 1881. the Roy. Morgan l.' To. ), ii'I-
wont Howe aud Marie Van Hycsc ChaILcr a&usA.e. Il
Ellie Charter. esq.
"Wednesday, november IT, az g.
Ptul'- church LI.I-N,opt y d. N the NnF. ttr--
ton, assisted Rev Jam,- AVIAN Eure1, IA. 70 iyr
Ia NauJu. daughter OF niue. ". iOrey.
PRIMO -GFAED-LLN-A Trinity church %ryr-NHT on
Thursday u,,mJrr T. uy the 3D. I,y. AH.-u Nrw-!sk
Iiitl.ohu ID D., ID. d. Sop % lo.2 lila sd. laa: lt
Prince. -nrrI Ft New ,fIN'tp. 90 E.T Catherine
BUrcklr daughter uf the ate samuel u. EcardHiay -
tsGtgO.
YTTF8ID -GfVER-At the residence ~ the brides mot,ar.
o. Np4.rdty, November .G. bv iI' R.,. -aH:r' 60 Pc,
-. d. Friuk Tnrl 70 Jda, daughter Oi tlu ate &ic5 n
Greer, al. Oi this city
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DIR. HENRY p. TNprAN.

4 cable, dispatch was received Wednesday by
Edwards Picrrcpout from Nc,ay swift ri1ni. aHu"uu'
ing tine G,afh OF Dr. Henry T.. Tppan. Dr. Iap9on Sass
ndr.cru.lut Of the Old patch family a.f'r which i"l-
nan ne Was named lie 500, bora ON 10" 'aul' of tie
Uul.na and ga, cducl,.l for The ministry. For some
time hc WIS clergyman IN the Presbyterian Church
For many years hc teacher and professor In one
of the colleges in this city and was "'trrv1rl made
Chancellor ol the University o Michigan. tpon r"-isn-
irs tHi, post he went Germany Hut t.r tu N,N.5.
a.. yt, the lur %. several books. ~" ing which Hrr
.l,upar ON th' VIII and " II.N --s la Europe IL"
was also W.ulpcru tAc French Acad my. DR. Iupia1
was about seventy years old when Lr d'l. tc leaves Il
viii. and one duugh,cr Ni- wife wls "a daughter col.
Colonel John Iiyiu-,iou OF TN, city ii4 daughter
t.rric! Professor BIuuuoW, tn, German astronomer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18
MIDNIGHT WEA7HER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INOICArIONS
Synopsis for ne past II hours


WASHINGTON, Nov. IS. a. m.-The barOme-
ter continues highest northeast of New England 1t has
fallen east of the Mississippi is lowest north the Lake
and has risen in the Northwest. The temperature has
risen in the Southern, Middle, NewEngand States, and
Lower Lake region. and fallen rapidly in the Northwest
Rain has prevailed in the Lake region, the Ohio Valley
and the Northwest. The cloudness has increased in
New gland and the Middle States, and fair weather
continues in the South Atlantic ana Gulf States east to
south winds continue stations east Of the Mississippi
and nOrtheIly winds prevail in the Northwest.
IHdicah0ns i0-f1E
For New England threatening weather and rain, south
to winds, falling barometer, stationary or lower
temperature.
For Middle States increasing clOudiness and rain,
falling barometer sOutherly winds, shifting 10 north
west and west, followed during the Night by colder
clearing weather.
Indications TOR tomorrow
The indications are that rain will prevail the At
autc during Friday, followed by much colder ana
far weather during Saturday
CaUtiOHGTy signals
Cautionary signals continue from New-YOTk to Cape
Hateras, and ordered from New-Hgyen to Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18

wcll-auoWu Journalist, died of consumption tonight
Mr. Ecdlrld was born in Ibis state and was about
tirty-four tHrtr-hyc years of His connection
with Journalism began about thirteen years ago. He
was then living m Tennessee, md his first
efforts "a correspondent were sent 10
TLc Cincinnati CoD,mcrcidi. Two Of his
letters found their way into the wastepapcr basket but
the third attracted Mr. Hastcads attention He M once
offered Mr. EcdGcd the position OF travelling corcspon
dent with salary Of SO week and all expenses paid
Within a year his salary more than doubled. For
some ye1rS Nr Eodirld spent most of his time travel
ling through Tennessee, Kentucky and other
southern states writing, oyer the Signature
OF "Avery." Of everything or interest that came
under his obs. ryatiou. His Journeys were mostly
made ulou horseback end his letters We're always
bright and fresh tie has written letters from every
state u the Union, except tuD-' ON the RACINE coast
and one or tSoiu NpW-Inglaud. DURING thr past Ii'c
wears ms letters have treated maiuIyo political topics
SIR Red Ip.d mad. friend, W.cr,NrTnr won't aud "ooii
after uc dropped flu signature of Aver &uu Signed
mis- initial, hr hcgHU to acquire National reputation
WA familiar with southern life AMI opinion. ana al
grrufr NI. TJr.tt fuI'IiIir-- 1u. importantly.
Two years u-o l.r. Ecdici was placed IN cl.r-r
.l tie Washington hJr,tU q. Tie fDntn'rr'I'.
4 y.i- ur two AGO Dee published Woyo urou crIc .u
me south which attracted considerable" attention Mt
I..lurId was married about s,'tu years ago 10 t.c
rauflt.r of = h. IamNu. OF Mexican county, Penn,
AID for some time lived az chat .auoo-H Tenn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18
ANOTHER NEU COMET


ny TLLEGRNrH 10 THE TPIUINHT
ROCHESTER,, Nov. 17.-M ii o'clock last
evening Director Lewis swift, 81 Warner Observatory
discovered the comet or the year IN the toh''
latou Of yas-iopea in line between Poars and the
great cluster I'm Pcrsehs but tr c nearer Polar!s. 1t
II nearly round, has slight central condemnation but
tail * yet visible LIS right ascension Is one hour ana
nfty minutes dccnatiou north 40. 1t Is aint, ana ia
motion IL slowly westward. It's estimated diameter ~
about four mnutcs. As the comet Of l-lG ~ ahP1I'h
from this quarter II may be the great ion~ comet LUIS
makes the ~ixa comet discovered IN this country rhco
My /. Professor swift has received the S-OO warner
prize twice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18

engagement made q few days ago with
the Nav Festival Association of Cincinnati under
which Madam Patti will sing the soprano airs IN The
Messiah" or December %, is expressly excepted
and Mr.. Abbey agrees to carry out the programme
already laid down for Madame Patti, so far as il
that in a number of the smaller towns, where she
has been advertised. Mr.. Abbey will forfeit the
hall-rent and go 10 larger cities where there is a
better prospect of the of the combination
being met. FOur concerts will be gwen in Boston
in the week from December to r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18
LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.


ARRIVED
steamer Carondcet Risk Fer7anilna Nov 10 BTn7wicL
Ca days. with use and passengers TO II Mallory Co.
THE MOVEMENTS JF srHAAEGS
FOREIGN POBFt
QUEENSTOWN, Nov 17-Sai'ed steamer CoHtc CBr ncN
White star Limo from .iy-rpl) hEICP for NcalO.f.
SOUTHAMPTON. Nov l1hTrtye. stea Ebe GER Lest,
from New-NOrk Nov on her way Bremen uh Tie Iau
HAMBURG. NOy lsATrived Iltslu tic.l. Bott.
muller from Ncw-lOrk nov 3
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BALTIMORE Nov l7-ATriyed, steamer Yin ''nl Bower,
\
Cleared. steamers Martins Ste-cus Chance. N"w.Nur's,
Nrl.rlud Dtah -uer"ndrcsEt Bot oIdul calvert Grice,
Charleston: Crane 6Ost'u.
sailed steamers tJuc'r.I and Wn Crane
PHILADELPHIA. NOV lT-ATriy. d, ctacr- fpmW01w %,
Van Kirk N.v-lOux g " Lori. tIar.-, FsI'. Grum-
ley, New York tchue,, N.ybulgEo.t Lcs a2d yerI.ri
IOsfpu. ashland. Rich H0ai.
Warren. Nrw York
sailed steamers alesHaEe Lynn. Lo.l G1u a. LYcrpoo'
Hamburg
IlyprIUOl.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, Nov. IS, n. m.-During yesterday
the movement in the barometer steadily down
ward. Clear and fair weather followed at night by
partly cloudy weather The temperature ranged between
40 and 6lo the 5O3i being 6i2o higher than
the corresponding day la year. and Sll' higher than
on WcGnt sday.
Partly cloudy and cloudy weather with rain, possibly
followed late in the day by clearing and colder weather,
may De expected TO-DAY III this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18
NE HEALrH or WlsALNGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE committee APP
pointed recently by the Medical Society OF washington
investigate and report upon the prevalence Oh ""
rial diseases in this city has submitted the following To
port in which It IL asserted that Washington now vs.
heretofore, is unQuestiOnaby as healthy az the o7'
favored cities in this country Europe ana uaI III
stead of decrorating e. has been much improved III ts
general sanitary condition during the Last few years as
compared with its state ten or fifteen years Hl'Vt
has been gradual but decided diminuOh IN the eA''
and intensity OF diaenses OF q nal aI1al nAtu re,
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COLLISION ON THE EAST RIVER.

The tugboat William Cook, while gong up
the East River early last evening opposite Pier No o.
into by the tug Samuel J. Christian Mhen 'ho
separated It found that large hole had been
made In the side OF the Cook and she was toWed 10 inc
dock where she filed with water and SANK. Inc
Christian comparatively unnjured and after the ac
cdent went on her way Perry Halsey deck manu- y"
the Cook fell overheard and rescued by Johh O,h
a fireman the boat. The Captains OF tno oO"'s
lay tho cause of the accident to mistaken Signals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18
THE GERMlN CONSUL LOSES a SUIT

In the United States District Court ycster-
day the suit against H. L. Schumacher, The Gciiuln
Consul in this city, brought by Oscar Lubn for S225
one months rent for the house a. No. IS Wet sixty
frst-st, decided in favor OF the plaintiff The
defendant vacated the house because OF s sanry cor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18
BADLY DEFEATED At FOOTBiLL.

NEwBRUNsWICK, y. j., Nov. ia one
sided game of football played here to-day between
teams OF the College Of the CITY OF N,wIork, and OF
Rug gers College, resulting in favor OF Rutgers by the
extraordinary ot ten goals and seycEto touch
downs to nothing Referee, H. n. Peters, " Rutgers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18

TRIBUNE reporter last evening he stated that he had no
knowledge of President Arthurs plans concerning the
formation Of Cabinet. He denied positively that he
bad been invited TO accept place In IT, and said that nc
bad not seen the President since bis Inauguration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18

PANAMA. Nov. 7.-tiaSton Blanche, Chei
Of the service dos Tayca1N of the Canal Conn any" ded
10 dly OF yellow ieyer. NJ Bauchct was young
nm, of considerable talent ana ability nad of 4reat
energy lie represented Mcssrs Cow re&ax and Her
conf ffIp
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
BARI
lncho5
5o,5l
go |

diagram vas'ons this city by uths
time
mercury line
variations Indicated th-Soo4rter He'd
PhATInAey Broadway.
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NO OFFER 10 SENATOR CHAFFEE.

Ex-Senat or Jerome b. Chafiee arrived IN the
city yesterday from Denver, La conversation Win
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Ready This Morning.

THE SESI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Price Din wrappers ready for malngl i've cents per e'
o. cny one wear ~ copies, Sli; ten copies and On
tro "a Postage IN al TO the subscribed
THE TRIBUNE,
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OBIIUIRI.
II. V. REDFIELD.

II. V. REDFIELD.
WASHINGTON, NOV. I'LL. Y. Rcdfcld, the
yrIl-auowu Journalist. died Of consumption tonight.
, 1881-07-30
Translation.
Publication.
Nj. Il, Nyssa'n.

- is hereby made known hat
the Presidency disappointed the duly
examined midwife Mrs. H0YER az
Districts-midwife to render profession
al assistance in a rural district of
this Island extending from Kingshill
Fredensborg, Anguilla, Profit, Mon
Bijou, Fountain, Canaan & Betsy's
Jewel, Belvedere and La Vall6e, all
included, in the West, to Little Prin-
cesse, Golden Rock, Orange Grove,
Contentment, Hermon Hill, Catha-
rine's Rest, and Longford, all like
wise included, in the East ; and under
the obligation to reside until further
at EstateSpanish town, and always to
have present there a reliable person
to receive applications and give
answers, when.the midwife is engaged
in dthersprofessional business.
AS consequence thereofit is here
by made incumbent on all in said
District in eventual cases to avail
themselves of the assistance only of
the said appointed midwife or of other
authorised persons, as also in said
District all other persons are, under
the liability Of the penal law, pro-
hihited to afford such assistance.
8 Presidency, St. Croix, the 22nd July
- S. w. VAN BRAKLE.
, 1881-07-30
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Gjordemoder Madam H0YER til som
Districtsgjordemoder at yde F0dscls-
og anden Gjordemoder Hjelp j ct
Land District paa st. Croix, som
strsekker sig i Vest fra Kingshill,
Fredensborg, Anguilla, Profit, Mon
Bijou, Fountain, Canaan & Betsy's
Jewel, Belvedere og la Vallee, SAINT
lige inclusive, til Ost Lille Princesse,
Golden Rock, Orange Grove, Con-
tentment, Hermon Hill, GATHERINGS
Rest og Longford, ale ligeledes in
elusive, med Forpligtelse for hende
til indtii videre at have Bolig paa Pl.
Spanishtown og til der altid at have
tilstede en- paalidelig Person til hen
des, Frayarelse i anden Praxis at
tage imod OF give Besked. Som
Edge deraf paal@gges Diet Enhver i
navntelD District ipaakommende Til
f@lde kun at benytte den beskikkede
Gi0rdemoder eller anden authoriseret
Hjalp, ligesom Diet ogsaa i navnte
District ser forbudt Enhver Anden
under .Straffeansvar ot yde saadan
Hj@lp.
Prasidentskabet, St. Croix, den
22de JUL 1881.
8. w. VAN BRAKE.
m Nj. r. NyssMan.
, 1881-07-30

Court as administering the Dealing of
the late William Moore and widow E.
W. Moore for the withdrawal of said
Dealings claims against him person
ally, the creditors of said Dealing are
hereby requested to meet in a session
to be held at the Courthouse at Ere.
deriksted on Friday the 18Th Aagast
Mis gear at / o'clock p. m.
Fredeliksted's Dealing Court St.
Croix July 23rd 1881,
r. PETERSEN.