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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31
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Asa matter of general and special
inbresl 20 the readers 81 lhe Comet
and 10 The public at large, We publish
the following On The subject above
stated
II IS not set known ~ very large
portion Of The citizens 81 tie state,
outside o. the legal profession, (and
possibly sons inside 81 IL, that The
very useful and convenient Act 81
1878, authorizing The Governor 20 an
vacancies Ia ulliee bY appniniment.
WAS repealed by section 8, chapter |
page a6. ofthe Code, which provides
THAT from and after ihe lst day
Of November, 1850. an acts and parts
Of acts, the subjects whereof are re-
vised. consolidated AND re enacted 10
this Revised Code, OF repugnant to
he provisions contained therein
shall be, and the same ale hereby re
| pesled-subject however to any ex
press regulations relating thereto,
which may be contained 10 this
Code.
The effect Of the above sectiooi
taken IN connection with other pro
visions Of the Code, clearly is 10 re
peal the Act Of 1878.
In reference 10 county officers
section l50 OF the Code provides
eWhen a vacancy shall occur ia
county Office, the Board OF Super
visors Of the county, or the Presi-
dent thereof in vacation, shall make
an order IN writing, directed to The
Commissioners OF Election, com
manding an election to be held on q
day to be named " spph order, e
| hll such vacancy and they shat
give at least ten days notice Of sucl
election, as directed by the last Sec
ton, and shall give a certificate
Of election to the person elected ; and
shall return to the Secretary of State
a copy Of the order for holding tbs
election, certified By the clerk Of tbs
Board Of Supervisors, and the per-
son elected shall be commissioned
by The Governor
VacenQiea in the Offices OF Justices
Of the Peace and Constahles are in
cluded 10 the above general proyi7
sions hut Tor special directions as to
them, see section 2isT, as TO the
Justice Of the Peace, and section SSs
as to Constahles. The election for
Justice Of the Peace and Constable is
to be held not more than 20 days
after the date VI the order, end on ten
days notice, given as above
VACANCY IN STATE OR DISTRICT or
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31

DT act Of Congress, approved FsB
zSlh' 1881 postal Route was estab-
llshed rom Abbott Via KpowiesAInl
ana Bnena Vista @ okolona. VIZ
nope some one viii take The con.
tract for carrying tie maIlfover mis-
route soon. ItNiil be a great congs-
nienee 70 2 large scope 81 eo9ntry
IN ibis agd Clay county,
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31

Carried bas appointed Senator
Robinson, Of New York, 10 Sc Coll
leetor Of Customs oftAe Port IF New
4ofk- Robinson, it viii be remem
bered, Is the man who led the bolt
agaigst cpnkiipg's unit rule, and
thereby caused the defeat of Grant.
eonling Is sdisgrnntIedy over the
nomination, and the prospect for
lively times among The Rtdicsl
nrethfen, in the near future, Il good.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-31

IuE Yazoo Herald thinks the
iase Convention should be called
sometime IN August, and the vieks.
uafg Commercial favors calling d in
MAY Let's compromise. gentlemen,
ana name "Wednesday. June 22ud. a.
the day w. rs Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18
MEETING OF TRADE UNIONS.

Representatives Of about thirty trade unions in
New-York City and its vicinity met i'll Science Hall
in East Eighth-st. last evening. The object oil the
meeting as stated by the chairman was " To con-
slider the present state OF affairs in Ireland and 10
present an address to the trade unions
of Great Britain The Amalgamated
Engineers had been invited to participate ia
the meeting, but sent letter of regret which
read. ThcTeupOn several delegates expressed them
selves i'll Il iorcbe manner in regard to that society
Robert BlIsseTt, representing the tailOrs, WAS
elected chairman. Matthew Maguire, machinIst,
was the choice for secretary. John COsgrOve was
elected as his assistant. John is bricklaycr. j.
}. Finnerty, a worker in brass mace CORES
spending secretary, and tailor, named John
Fortune, was appropriately elected treasurer
The Convention after some delibrratlOn de
cided that what was most needed was one
"vlce-charman' who could speak French, and one
who could speak German. Francis Gaoygael
blacksmith, went as speaker of German, ana L. t.
Nicholas, halter, of French. j. Fisher. baker was
chosen German corresponding secretary. The sub
ject of The present state of Ireland, etc, etc.
was not called uD. bat arrangements made for
holding mass meeting IN the Cooper Union, and a
committee appointed to draw up the address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18
AyAIrDACIOIrs THIEFIy NEWARK.

well-dressed man entered the iewery store OF
II. n. White in Broad-st., near Morris and Essex;
ave-, Newark, at o'clock last evening. ana askeu
the clerk i'm attendance TO show him some of the
best watches. Several watches were laid on the
case for his inspection, and after pretending to fx
anime them, he suddenly started Tor the dOOr WIN
two gold watches in his hand The clerk ran around
The counter to head the thief off and was promptly
knocked down. The thief ran across Broad-st. to
was formerly on the Newark police force, hearing
the cries of the clerk and seeing the man running,
tried to Intercept him; The thief haitedi
grazing his neck and embedding itself in his necktie
where il was afterward found Patrolman j. If.
Clark. attracted by the report of the pistol, ap-
who turned and fired at the policeman. The latter
returned the shot, but without effect. The thlef
managed to escape INTO ono OF the side streets near
the river The police have fairly accurate descrlp-
tion of him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18
TuE GANSENnoRT MAEXET.

Several persons have written 10 THE TWBv ,
wishing 10 know what has caused the delay IN pro-
vding additional market accommodation a. the
Farmers Market at Cans yoort-st. AND a." North
River. They say that commissioners have been APP
pointed 10 apurIIse the value of property adjoining
ihe market, but that nothing has yet been accom-
pli,hcd.
Controller Campbell was caIlei upon recently 10y
a reporter Of TIE TRIBUNE aud asked what progress
had been made in the matter. He replied that last
year the Board OF Estimate and Apport!onm'nt an
pTopIidted 100000 to bc used IN payment
for property adjoining the present market,
which when condemned should lie usri
for the purpose OF a market. Commissioners
to appraise The value of the pIoparrF were APP
pointed by the 81 rene Court, ana having com
pl,tcd the work assigned them made port to The
Court. Objection was made by some persons that
the dsmagaS assessed were excessive. IEr Corp
ration Counsel asked the Controller 90 have another
?upiaisal Of the property condemned made. Inns
was done by experts connected with the Finance
Department. They reported that the amount of
he former appraisal was excessive. and th"v gave
a total valuation Of the condemned property about
$50 600 less than that of the Commissioners. ~
tins time the Courts had taken their Summer yact-
ton. The Corporation Counsel has asked that the
Court make no award until he has had an oPfor,u-
nity to he heard. And the matter stands AZ
present. The Controller is anxious That the matter
Of the award Shall soon be settled, because the adj
ditOnal space Il really needed for market purposes
The business has increased very much since he
GmsGyOOrt Market was opened on December -,
1875, and Is source of COsd' rdbie revenue to the
city. The Controller hopes that the market bu,.-
ness in this mel ghbOThOUd viii continue steadily To
increase Tor many tC.r, 20 come.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18
RISE DLSIG5s ~ rL4IED ulrR.

The Mrrdcn Silver Plate Company. orlnn-
lied ia 1870 which has nad branch oHcr for some !c
in JoAu-~ has opened a store M 40 30 Fast Fourcoa
~ for the sale Of s good, The store nttci 40 In last
lake STYLE while tie sides ami down the r. OF the
handsome black walnut showcases are well al.d
with a choice assortment Of silver. plate ware. 4
IEBTNE reporter stepped into the store yesterday and
was ,hpwa the goods on exhibition and for sale there
The front windows were tas:cfy niIcd with some o. the
finer specimens Of syor-patc WORK In the right hand
window fruitetand attracted the attention ~ pa-cr4
by account Of ts symmetrical figure aud hnc w1r.-
uanshp. one similar To the above has recently been
shipped 20 Mexico by this firm. Prize cup-c rtuuding
each side OF the frustand also attracted attention
In the cft-hand window vas exhibited sllycrpla;rd
tclsct ~ Tho spcriatica ~ the company The s.t
had web nGish, rSa- Handsome Another article OF
ingenious design exhibited in the same window was a
fruit and nutstand combined II i. exquisite pcc, OF
workmanship. The company has In its show cases a
large and varied assortment Of rWccases some of them
very neat in design aud delicate in Wprkmashp There n
extensive display Of tca-sct1, Hat ware Cart asrs
cepitchers and plattrrs. In large Showcase, some
sty les of attract the attention Cake baskets
in Kit, aud with NeiO finish
The store presents very attractive appearance. and
all day pedestrians stopped 10 TOOK ill., attracted by the
rich display % svcrWdrc set of in the wall cases by
background OF black velvet The wares are all fresh
from the company factory in Mcrd,n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18
4 RICH DISPLAY or CHIN1W1RE

h. VI. Brundigc, at Nos. ST and SO Broad
way, has large and varied assortment of china and
Glassware His decorated dinner and sets and dishes
for game, fish, dessert icecrcan etc. are especially TO
he noticed. The scts Of all qualities from those for
ordinary up TO the richest and most extensive
There is fair display OF nftcr-dnncr coffee sets and
plates suitable oI bridal presents The wares are
OF all the well known manufacturer Japanese Chine,e
Dresden. Royal Worcester, hnton, Copeland etc
There Il very rich exhibit Of cut glass There nr
dclabrms aud ornamental lamps in the prevailing STYLES
and decorations. The bisquc figures one OF the mo-
tccabe features OF the stock are Of new and d.sir
able forms nice line OF French faience with dcrnr,-
tons OF flowers In relief has Just been opened There IL
a fun and cbuice line OF mantel and of Chinese and
English umbrella stands. There If Handsome eTac.Io
ware for fruit, cake and other purposes There are
plaques all varieties. The oySter-she plates for ray
Oysters unique. The firm Will shortly receive an in
voice Of Royal Worcester ware, aud OF English fancy
goods In raised flower work Of deaigns Durnr tbc
temporary removal from Nos $50 and 49, the prices of
goods being made very reasonable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18
BURGLARS CAPTURED AT WORK.

Two burglars were surprised yesterday morning
IN the act of rObbng several stores IN the building
No. SO Wakcr-St., and were captured by the police
Two accomplices jumped out of a rear window and
and Hart, of the Mulberry Street Police had noticed
suspicious persons lowering about the house Oh
Wednesday. and went to await developments yes
citizens clothes While they stood guard four
burglars entered the house by means of false keys
Obtaining help, the policemen surprised them while
at work stuffing laccs and mOther-Ofpear buttons
In bags for removal. Two of the thieves were cap
tured, the others escaping by flight. The two prls
Oners, who gave their names as George BrOoksOm
aud Thomas Morton, were recognized professional
thieves. They locked uD An examination
showed that three stores in the building had been
entered All the goods were recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18
TROUBLES OLE BUSINESS MEN.

Ira G. Whitney, jobber in boots and shoes, at No.
135 Duane-st., has failed, and made assignment
TO Henry Elliott. The failure is attributed to in
sufficient capital losses in trade and poor cOilec-
lions. Mr.. Whitney has been in business many
yeats and failed in August, 1878, as Whitney d
Co. with liabilities of Sl3S,000 which were COM
promised Mt sixty cents on the dollar. Since then
he has been endeavOring to build up his business
but failed he amount Of liabilities and assets will
not be known until an inventory is completed.
The failure of the Narragansctt White Lead and
Color Works, at No. 165 Furnan-st., Brooklyn. is
has made an assignment TO Charles f. MAXWELL
giving preferences for $1.4G0. The business was
started in 1869, by McGlnchey d. Wills, and, it is
said, about so 900 was invested. The firm dis
solved in 1872, and was succeeded by Wills d Co.,
and three years later Mr.. Wills became the sole pro-
prietOr. In 1877 the factory was burned down, and
Dir. Wills suffered loss Of about $4,000 over the
insurance. The works were rebuilt and improved
Machinery was put III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18
Solid Silver.

The Gorham Company, Silver
smiths, have an unusually large stock
of Solid Silver Spoons and Forks,
put up in fine Cabinet Chests, suit
able for wedding and anniversary
gifts The assortment comprises
sets of forty-eight pieces and up
wards. They have all of their
staple patterns cased in this way,
besides several cases of special or
Hand-wrought patterns, made ex-
clusively for their New-York trade,
and not to be found elsewhere.
81 Union Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18
REQUESTS OF MRS MARIA CARY.

BY the will of Mrs Maria Cary, widow of Will
lam IT, Cary who founded the firm 10 which How
ard. Sanger & Co., of this city succeeded, offered
for probate IN Brooklyn yesterday, charitable be
clude 81 500 10 the First Unitarian Society, $lOO)0
to the American Unitarian Society, and 5000 each
10 the following Institutions: Antioch college, OF
First Unitarian Church of Lexington, BROOKLYN
Library Youths Free Library in B.oohlyn, Brook
RrnokIvn Orphan Asylum Brooklyn Natcrni Y.
BROOKLYN Nursrry. ChIdren'4 Aid Society. Brook
I'm Society for Relief of Respectable. Aged, and
W",H,n and Children. Home for Nod Men Brook
Iyn Industrial school Association. Bsoosyn Female
Employment society Brooklyn CITY Hospital and
Union for CHRISTIAN Work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18
THE GARRISON AT GOVERNORS ISLAND

The batteries forming the new garrison for Gov
ernors Island have arrived at the post and arc set
tied III their new quarters. They are Batteries III
and OF the 9th Artillery, and are Differed az fol-
lows: Battery ii, Breyet Colonel +. l.. Gucnther
captain and commanding officer of the post; First
Lleutenants Wells Willard and Alexander
l.. Norton; Second Licutenants John NJ.
Baldwin and James r. McAulilTc or
these Leutenants Baldwin and Willard
are at present absent on detached duty. Battery
First Lieutenants, }. A. Fissenden and ID ID 'John
son Second Lieutenant, 4. L. Brown Lieutenant
Brown is absent OH detached duty. The medical
care of the post is under the direction of Surgeon
Janevay and Assistant Surgeon Maddox. Battery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18
SHIPPING NEWE.


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staemrr Hclycta lRr ioFers LycrP22l Ny = via
-t,rasr Green 4, H. I'm, N,pn"' days. with nd'e
steamer ,i ond St.,ent Vest Point a"d NORFOLK va
WIN me- ~ '' , rir,o9I C,f,, Point AMI
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a.,rs. ......,......... - ,,,,,
l,.. - IuucI. E.Iyr g 90.
E.ra ,lsmsu of ,.Est!o'. hrIt-, Elrradoe' y days
I'D, An ora Nar BoDnayc Hayre - days in ballast 10
H,rE fortuna .1er. D,nsch,wh H,ricaay 50 days with
gr Mama "a Ce,ag, ggiqam9qgo g days with sugar
-r Ju.is hat-gh ar Jor''a H3-ace" - dsy+ with
-cIrJ NJ Morales Waite '1T'"'' with lumber to
-,ar lIa JAYNE Ni' Jacksonville 10 days with lumber
~.hr Clara Iaro Allen. Ma '42, with lumber to order
s,ur CharuHo augusta, Holmes Passport with fish TO
~chr Elisha barrett oliver PASSPORT with hsh To Jed Frye
>.,,,, ,,I,y.il r,.tuori with a., T., order
~cai Mary smith. spFaeui, rnomaston, with line to
som harvest "0"''' ''s'''" VII" ''-' 10
c2iy i, ,.' f,' i' w. @on5 ''' '- % '''' "
steamer ,d,.te ,Br Jennings. Liverpool via queenstown
r ,aTu'; ., r,,,r, nv, ,i,tI,, c,,.goyy ,rs,ir
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BALDWIN * t". , rf, -. n,y,roo 1I,,r,ur, ,ia Ply
r SoyiI,,, & Nrcnbsd ''''' '''' '"'''
steamer British Empire m, F'wcett Havana and Mcxi'
can ports Alexandra N sons 1I3S L. r,,,,,-, -,
steamer Ny"I"l' VI ~, iia' -, - ~" -,
bridge & Co. ,--, -, $780,
Steamer Elrauorj BIeg@, loitllll ) 1NueS.
steamer Cen whitney: ilA'''l, b"7ou-Ii n.ih"'h'
steamer W Buhr roster. b!iI luIt W NltWs -,
& Co. ~. ,r.,,-
Bark Der -id l''il darksiiH 'ehoh lbliH y 90.
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@ :, r., t,s.,, ccorgctyr Don, and Port Spain
80 ,.'' '"l''
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illS t''''"'"E 'H'' '''''''' ''''' ''''
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Funch Edyc q o. ,, ,,r., I,..o r,r-. - :, ,,ot
Nchr ', ~, '""5'''' N"u'' '' ~ S " ~
GGr - - Flint Cool, Gcorreown Decentralization & Co
Nchr Scc Jordan. st Augustine. Fa-Warrrn Ray
Scht ocean bt.i'' James ridsepor' A"u Ne"ia'eh-h
S,1y Ncara Cummings Mayport FIa-Gco Il squire.
Scr Si4nld EmntE B9othnay ~ 10 q freSSo''
schr Geo Grown Marshall, carbohydrates & Co.
SAILED
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t'iior, ti5 GOV. Romano IInl hIitis TrvirI'
.ldt Ol lI'an',
havana ana IRA rug 'cNV' i ana -,
MaH"a'' 5'ol'oiN -
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baHaeS. >,rsrurI ,>-Enr-S
80 .,. or, -
LONDON Nov l-Bark East iiir) Hutton from 81 Thomas
Ca'ada Tor ms port hA' ,o d nII Gv
load on passage anu hah de'h5 uls' anu stove
Bark Hope lNor soIensun ion New.l3rH Ger "a l3r
Liverpool went ashore At 9hSoA 'oLy' "nd 10 ''h''Sou'
I4llthN NJ 10y III t"a aHn XIX mar LAT 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18
CASES or SUICIDE.

George Felix, age thirty, tailor, cut his
throat at No. 100 Norfok-s yesterday while suffering
from deiirium lie taken 10 the Chambers
Street Hospital
While prisoner for drunkenness I'm tho Congress Street
Police Station in Brooklyn, yesterday morning William
Kerrigau, OF No. 0GS paci1cst tried 10 hang himself
with rope made Of his handkerchief aud necktie which
he attached TO his cell door He Was cut down by the
and rreIIscl ated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18

SILENCE IN COURT.-Plaintilf's Advocate lin =
terruptng Your Honor will pardon my observing that
fail TO why learned brother should ruthlessly
stnatize the character and position of my client for Il
IA "A weknOwn fact that he has several times taken
briefs ON his behalf" Defendants Advocate: Exactly
At assize and police courts 1t Is my province
fend murderers thieves forgers and of every
description, and why not your client I" Painurs adj.
vocate sits DOWN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18

Emile Dingle Fokvang Gaetano Repotto Harold IT,
River Boyne Verena Veronica, 81 George Capt Ryan,
DOMESTIC PORTS.
ST JOHNS NF Nov l7Arived steamer Nova scot,snf,s,
from Liverpool for baltimore and proceeded HALIFAX
BOSTON, Nov 7-ArTived, steamers Mantoban OBJ. No,
Nicol, Glasgow III Miller Clark, Baltimore. =" ~
Cleared, steamer Palestine (Brl, Wheway, Liverpool
Sailed steamers Bavaran for Lverpoo Santiago dc Cuba
FoOte, Savannah. 1880
CHARLESTON, Nov 17-Arived steamers Ceopstra HHrs.
man, Baltimore Nuevo Ponce, Porto Rice. S
SAVANNAH Nov l7-Ssied, steamer Iunats, NewYorf,
CrimdOn (Br) Bremen
NEW. ORLEANS. Nov 17At the Passes-Auived steaursa
Mississippi Br Gibson Liverpool via Haynns
sailed steamers Hudson Freeman, New York; en-
Liverpool.
FRANCISCO Nov 17Arived, ship st John Smith, Rio
Janero.
Cleared, ship Levi Wade Havre.
For later Shipping Nsos tram Sc: Fyrlh Rssal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18

it will be only a short time after this work has oeen
begun before the Street Cleaning Depart ent can
peced that this will effect a very considerable say
ing in expense, for the that the scows VIII
he unloaded by labOrers provided from the Aims
House and Penitentiary by the Commissioners oil
Charities and Correction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18
HOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Giisev House-Senator Joseph r. Hawey, OF Gon,
nectcut ftHh Agenu, HoteSenat9r H. W. b Iersay ~
ex-CongreSsman r. &. Parsons aud l.. b. GuncKs OF Olo
man a. n Stip1er OF WatertoWn n Y..St james Hotel
Judge w L. Learned and Daniel Manning OF Albany
f. COwles OF Cleveland hOuSe
ClaytOn Nc Michael Of Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18
AIDS TO sTREET CLEANING

Commissioner Coleman, of the Street, Cleaning
DepsItnenti saia yGs.etuay ,nau ne nopouJ oy ne
Harris Island. The plans for the crib work and
ping have been submitted by the engineer, Charles
by Commissioner Coleman. Tbe contract for the
crib work and pilng will be let i'll few days, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18
SNEAK THIEVES IN 4 HOTEL.

Sneak thieves entered the Vanderbilt Hotel, at
Forty -second-st. and LeXingtOn-aye., yesterday,
and stole jewels valued at 81 ,O00 the property of
Mrs. Leopold de Franch Alfaro, Of Havana, who
with her husband, was stavng at the hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18

A TOPPER.-Small yet energetic Snip: "Che.
viOt suit, sri Yes, sir" measures him. Result; str
feet two inches forty round the ches Nothing
quite your size sir mong the reades, but will you please
TO step up to designing department. and see our head
architect"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18

Fl came here from Newport Barracks Kentucky,
and Battery A from st. Augustine, Florida. The
headquarters of the regiment will be at Fort Haml-
ton, and Lieutenant Colonel John Hamilton Will ne
in command until General Hunt, colonel OF the
cpiment. arriYes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
sun rlps 1890 Col sun ... $40 ClotE slow lim.33s
Muou scs 2,J Moon oOTtH'. 9ll Moons age, aySzJ
UIau WATER Tu-DAI-A. n.
sandy Ilook iS5 Gov island 5.2G Hell Cate. 7l5
UIGu " ATEN TO-DAY. NJ
sandy Hook 300 Gov I,lsni.. 5i7 Hell Cate. 1885