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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-06
Just received at Fischbein B,

just received at Fischbein Bros, Seven Cor
ners: Flannel suitings in all the popular
shades.
Dolmans and Cloaks. New lot.
Ladies' White and Scarlet underwear
Comforters and Blankets (at bargains
Call and examine, and save money.
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Ladies., GantIemen,s

and Children s Underwear, from 25 cents up.
Fine red, medicated underwear, $1.00.
Scotch wool underwear, Is cents.
Gloves and mittens for all, at astonishing
low prices; at the New York Novelty Store,
80 West Third Street.
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Drawers, 40 to As inches waist Shirts to
match. Knit Jackets, ETC., at Pannelfs, 167
East Seventh street. y
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CITY NOTICES.
Buy your overshoes at Schliek & CO
Special Bargains
In Comforters and Blankets, at
CIoaks and shawls.

All the newest, choicest, and most stylish
Cloaks and shawls will be opened at Iindeke,
Ladd 81 Co.'S this week.
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Duet-LosiPro BY Kinkel
Messrs. Draper and Buckalew
PART SECOND.
Piano Solo-La Polka de la Rein. By T. Raft
Vim. Manner
Song-Observe When Mother Earth is Dry. ).
By Brandis
VIM. Bucka,ew
song-Ruhey ,................ By Gabriel
Miss Donnelly
Song. ....:....: Bloom is on the Rye
Geo. /. Draper.
Song-Orin from Linder. by Donzetti
Mics Forbes.
Quartetie. .....................A Always More
Messrs. Draper, Wood, Manner and Buckalew.
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When you want overshoes, go to Schliek &c
Co.'S Shoe House and get first-class pair.
The only complete stock in the city.
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Dolmans and listers.

you have examined the elegant goois now
being opened daily at Lindeke, Ladd & Co.'S.
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The only complete stock of overshoes in the
city, at Schliek & Co.'S.
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A MIND OF HIS own.
PRESIDENT 4RTHUR BRINGS HIS
FIST DOWN ON THE TiBLE

He is Dissatisfied With MacVeaGh's Course
in the Cases of Guiteau and the o'ar
Route Gang-An Animated Cabinet Ses-
siou-Confedsrate Paper in Uncle Sans
Hands-Other Items From the National
Capital.
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A Buenna Vista, Col, special says the chief
engineer Of the Denver, South Park 4 Pa
cide railroad. was shot and dangerously
wounded by discharged employe yesterday.
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Great Bargains

In ladies and children's Scarlet and Merinc
underwear and hosiery, at
Strouse's,
35 East Third Street.
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Honest Goods and Low ]
B.p-ot-ed Men.

Make the Iush for Ladies' and Clildren's
Cloaks at the New York BaZar.
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See the bargains in

Hoods, Nubias, Mittsns, Gloves and Ieggins
now offered at the New York Bazar.
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With and without sleeves, in great variety, at
the New York Bazar.
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L,adies' knit Jackets,

Overshoes for the million at schliek q Cos
Shoe Stores.
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Flannels and Blankets.

Buy the best overshoes made, at schliek &
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COMMERCIAL TROUBLE IN JAPAN.
Advices from Japan report that very seri-
GUS controversy exists between native and
handling raw silk, which is one of the leading
staple productions of the empire. The jap
anese silk merchants have formed guild
called the Silk Warehouse company, which
has established rules and regulations
for the sale of silk These are very
obnoxious to foreign dealers, and
they refuse to submit to them. a deadlock in
the trade is the result and a very bitter feeling
between the two parties which is spreading
into wild feud between the Japanise and for
eigners generally. dispatch from Japan
says that hopes are entertained that some am
icable settlement may be reached.
NEW DODGE.
A new method of mutllating silver currency
is being employed by number of patent
medicine venders and Others to advertise their
grades of wares. OF late large numbers of
coins have been received in the treasury which
are stamped on one side with advertisements.
The stamps used are some sort of die, which
cuts letters and words into the coin. In most
instances the name of the owner of the
article advertised is not cut
on the coin, but the advertisements simply
recommend certain nostrum Or article. 1t
can be passed very seadily by exposing only
the perfect side. This is mutilation OF the
currency and violation of law. The secret
service has been directed to investigate this,
and hunt up and prosecute the offenders.
POSTAL OFFENDERS.
A large number of eases of violation of the
law prohibiting traffic in postage stamps are
now securing the attention of the postofice
department., and special agents are hunting up
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 5.-The steamer War
Eagle, which was wrecked at Keokuk last
night was owned by the st. Louis g. St.
Paul Packet Co., of this city, was valued at
$4,000. and was insured for $4,000 against
fire, but there were no marine risk on her.
She was very fine and next to the Gem City
the fastest steamer on the upper Mississippi
riu
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-03
NO. Sc
OAKLAND POULTRY YARDS,

Constantly on ! and and for sale, choice spec:m,Is
the follow ing varieties of fowls .--... j.. ..
F a Dark and Light Brahmas, Buff White
/ "a Partridge Cochins, White and Brown Le.
EME4M horns, Dorkings, Polish, Hamburgs, Ply
xNStVo&M mouth Rocks, Game ard Sebright Bantains
VINM)N Bronze Turkeys, Pekin, Aylesbury
: nWly Rouen Ducks - Safe arrival Of eggs
AA guaranteedG1 Satisfaction guaraLteed.
For further information send stamp for illustrated
culars to GEO. BAfLkY, p .. Box l771, 8. F. Cal.
Price Ltst-EgRs: .r
Geo. B. Bayleys Poultry Yards Corner 10th and Castro
Streets, Oakland Address Box l77l, San Francisco
California ..
, 1881-11-20
THE BULLS AND BEARS,

The Shorts HAD Little tho Rost OF ii
ycstcrday-nIInor Gossip.
The markets on 'Change yesterday were
weak and unsettled. It was 4 "bear" day
| in wheat. and the decline was sufficient to
warrant the purchase Of considerable wheat
t to meet the sales coming due Immediately oy
| brokers not having goodiy quantity OF the
| uncertain cereal in store Corn and oaIs
! were also lower and weaker. Pork fell OH
| slightly from the preceding days quotations,
| and the sales were not SO heavy. The break
I in the markets was ascribed By Doard-of-
| Trade men generally to the failure OF the
Pacific Bank of Boston. No Chicago men,
so far as heard from. wera caught IN the
crash.
| The effect Of the furry over the shortages
! of several brokers on the "PeOpe's Free
| Board' has been to give that Institution
| new President A. ". Brickwood, wfp has
| held the position since the concern was or
ganized, was .nipped In the squeeze Friday.
and althonglr ~. settled up proMptly az tne
| solved that it would be. to the inter-
est Of the new thQRrd to have stronger
and heavier man. tlnAncially, Mt tile head of
1t. Il meeting. was accordingly called for i
dcred his resignation, whiel, was accepted,
and 4. w. Noe, ti1u heaviest trader OH the
new board, was elected in Ais.>lead. 4 new
set of bylaws, similar to those IN. effect on
the open board, were adopted. zs,,; :.
a meeting of Call-Boufd brokers was held
at $50 last evening and the proposition to
raise the price of membership from S105 to
$500 was discussed. 1t was the unanimous
opinion OF all present that the price should
be increased. Tie prediction is made by 4
great many members of the Call Board that
MEMBERSHIPS WILL Bc WORTH ST. eco
hofor., snr;ny
\ iare., Number Of people who take an in
+orast -, ,ta ,,';, ,p-o1e ~ a,ters a, ~
, 1881-11-20
FVANCTDN


The petition which has been in circulation
lately asking the Board Of Education to take
steps toward the purchase OF tie old Lake
side Block for school purposes is now practi-
cnlly completed, and the meeting will proba-
bly, occur soon when tile propripty OF calling
a. special election will be discussed. Mean
while counter-agitation is being started iu
favor Of making Central Park the site for
the projected new school building. The park
has been open more than fifteen years, und is
still in state OF nature, just as the Indians
left It Il is alrcndy the property Of tile vii
the Lakeside Block, and will not have
such deprecialng effect on the adjacent
property BIZ being used for a public school as
would the Lakeside. Many speak fayorubly
Of the park since it does not back up Oil the
Ia!iroad so as to endanger the lives OF tile
The attendance at the Social Club was
small Thursday evening, and OIL account of
the stormy weather the address by Emery /.
storrs, which was to have been Tie. enter
tatnMent Of the evening, was postponed un-
til some time in December.
PRESIDENT Cummings has Instituted series
Of Bible readings for the students. the class
mestlng every Thursday evening.
This morning and evening in the Presby-
'fer1an e EhHrch the Rev. George G. Noyes,
The Rev. Frederick S. Jewell will preach
this morning and evening in St. Marks Epis-
copal Church. y:
The Rev., George r. Perren will conduct
the regular morning and evening session III
the BAPTIST Church today,
The Rev. l.. W. Patten will preach in the
First Methodist Church this morning and
evening.
The Rev. J. ]. Scott will preaci, this morn
lng ;lnd evening in the Congregational
Church.
Tho Free Methodist people will hold their
services iii their new church today.
A Gospel temperance meeting will be hn1d
this evening in Union Hall.
, 1881-11-20

PORT HURON.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
poRr HURON, Mich. Nov. 19.-1n port-Pro-
peller Renuy and sehooners A. Cobb, v II
ketchatn With Godfrey, schooner Golden Fleece.
Down-Propeliers Arabia, Pacific, D. F. Rose
and bargcs, Benton and barges, Henry Cnisolm
with Ncgauuce and Thomas Gawn, Fred Kelly
with Warner aud e. H. johnson. L. Stewart and
barscs; schooncrs Sunnysde. Marengo. Pewau-
kce, Metropolis. Sam Cook, Havana, Fitzhugh,
Florida, COrs:can.
Arriyed-E- j. McVey,
Wind west, fresh. Weather cool and light
Special Dispatch TO The cafeaso Trbuns-
pOKT HEKOS, Mich, Nov. 1850 p. H.
Passed up-propeliers New York. Satna and
aud consort; tug Masters and uarges.
IL port-Propellcr ogemaw and schooners
barg S: schooners Frank Perew, X Il. Hays,
uno Areo; steamers Flora and Saginaw:
Wind wcst- northwest, fresh, With heavy snoW-
squalls.
Special Dispatch to 1nt Chicago Tribune
BUFFALO. n Y. Nov. M.-Arriycd-From Chi
City-isarge Crosthwattc, tumber-
C!eared-F0r' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A. B.
,ioore, coal. For Toledo-Schooner G. M. Case,
coal
CuEnOYGAS.
Special Dt4pateh to The Chicago Trtbune-
CHEHorGAS. Mich. Nov. -Arriyed-Steamer
Saginaw. propeller Vau Raalto, and schooner
ConsuelD.
Wind west, fresh. Considerable snow fell to-
day, and the weather has been very thick. Clear
and cold tonight.
MARQUETTE
SPECIAL Disp1teh to The CHICAGO Tribune.
= MARQUETTE, Nov. l9.-Passcd down-Steamer
City OF Cleveland.
Clearcd-propcIler Havana and schoouers
Helena and Genoa.
Wind northwest. Weather cold.
FORT cOLEORSE.
Sptetct 0tsratch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
Pour CoLnonSE, Ont Nov. 19.-Schooner
Hartford, Kingston to Chicago, railroad iron;
schooner Janaica. Oswego to Milwaukee, coal.
, 1881-11-20
THE ATHENEUM,
An Institution Deserving n Warm and
Generous Supnort.

| An Institution Deserving n Warm and
Generous support.
During the winter after the great fire-a
season which will always live in the memory
| Of the citizens Of this city-the Rev. G. ".
| Wendte, now Of Cincinnati, and 4 number Of
his associates conceived the idea Of found
ing an institution in which the young men
and women of Chicago might obtain All am
pie education at q nominal tuition, and the
idea was carried out in the establishment Of
1.-THE Christian Union.'' 1t met with marked
success, and some time after the name was
changed TO the Chicago AthenRun, by which
name it is known at the present time. The
late William E. Doggett was President
I<of the Institution up to the time
| Of his decease. when Judge Booth
was elected to the Presidency. He was
compelled to resign Il few weeks ago. and
Mr. s. T.. Moulton, gentleman well-known
IN this city, was elected to the position.
Eugene Cary, Judge Dootl,, }. Hall Dow,
John e. Coonley, + W. Peck, and Alfred
3. Mason. Prof. Silycrs is now the tenn
porary. Superintendent, and competent
man will be ELECTED to fill this position at an
early date.
The objects for which the institution was
first organized are being carried out with
encouraging success, and lalge numbers Of
young men and women who are employed
rs clerks III the mercantile houses and in
offices are enabled to spend their even ings
in the requirement OF 4 frst-ciass education.
In 1850 the books of the 1Athenmuul el.-
rolled over 14UO different pupils anu
about $500 class tickets were issued.
The attendance since Sept. /, 1851, las
been much larger thnn ever before, and tho in
dicahOns arc that the institution is now self
sustaining, and its funds were increased by
$4,000 through the generosity Of tho lute Eli
Bates, who WIS its warm friend in his life The
second term bcgins tomorrow. and the facilities
lars giving terms, etc. may be obtained at the
Athenieum, No. 20 Dearborn street, which
building was constructed expressly for the in
stt1ton by DanieI Weils Of Milwaukee.
The branches taught AIld the teachers are rs
follows: Mathematics Prof. G. L. Fisher; artth-
metic. Prot. D. L. Zook; penu1a1lship, Trof.
William Pitt Browne: bookkeeping, Prot. t. +.
Schultz; English language. Prof. D. L. Zook;
tTyp.e9writtnE, profs Dan brown ana F., \.
German, Prof. a.. Groh; Latin. Prof II. D.
Wnrmsey; natural science, Prof. i. Atkinson;
piano Miss Minnie Sosnarlnlyck: singing. Prof.
Joseph Siivcrs; drawing, Prof. H. Hunstelu:
business school, Prof. W. +. Brown. A duy-
school for boys and girls will he opened tou,or-
row by Mrs. \. X. 1nEiis. The gymnasium. which
fs said to he the finest one west of New York
City. is furnished with all tho modern appli-
anccs. and ts under tho Charge IF Mr.. C. o. Du-
pl1ssis- The annual membership of tho Athe-
n:eum with all Its privileges s ST, and tho tut
tlon in the various departments is placed Mt a
nominal figure. 1t is an institution we'll worthy
Of public patronage
, 1881-11-20
POLICE MATTERS.
A New District on tho South S1de-Ke.
view Next Saturday.

4 New District on tho South S1de-Ke.
vIesv Next Saturday
The following orders were promulgated
yesterday morning from police headquar
tiers:
The territory bounded north by Thirty first
street, south by the city-timts, east by. Staff
constituted police district in the First Pre-.
cinct, and will lie known in the department as
tue Thrty-fifth Street Police District. with quar-
tiers in the new police station on Thirty-1lfth
street. east Of Halstcd street.
The southern boundary Of the Twenty-secoud
Street District will hereafter be Thirty-tirst
street. :
The southern boundary of the Dccrlng Street
District from South Huistel street to Ashland
avenue will hereafter Ec Thirty-trst street. and
frnln AsblEud avenue west to the CITY, limits the
southern boundary will bc Thirty-niuth street
us heretofore
Station. is hereby transferred to the First Pre-
c.nct- lie will report 10 Capt. Buckley for as
signncnt to duty MS Acting Lteutenaut in COM
maud uf tho Thirtr-fftn Street District.
TAtroimAu frunciS Campbell, of the First Pre-
cnct. is hereby assigned to duty rs Acting Ser
Eeant at TIE Thirty ifth strcet station:
transferred from Twcu1y-sccond Street to Thir-
ty-hfih Street Station,
pa1rolman Michael y Hylaud, of Twenty-sec-
QUO street sutton. IS hereby assigned to duty us
Acting stauonkecper tit said station, vice Will
lain }. Mooney transferred.
pats,oltnan Thomas Downs, OF the First Pre-
clnct- Is hereby assigned to duty as Acting Stu
uonkeeper at Thirty FIFTH Street Station,
This order will take effect Ut o'clock p m.
18th Inst -.
Ten patrolmen have been transferred to
the new station TOR duty, and there Is also
police patrol-wagon stationed there.
Captains and Lfcutenanrs Ut police will direct
aH ncmbers of the force in their respective
commands 70 arrest, and reArrcst If necessary
In the city. >
>, The fact that convictions frequently fail In
NE courts should not deter police uthcers from
renewed energy ant watchfuiness on the part
Of the entire force. ,
Ihe dufies and instructions of police officers
II tnfs respect are plain. and must be carried
out
Superintendent McGarigle also sent an
order to the Police Captains announcing that
general review and inspection Of the force
, 1881-11-20

TN ORDER rs ACCOMMODATES our
l. numerous patrons throughout tho city, We have
Established Branch Otccs in the different Dlvislons
~ destGnnted below where advasti:emens Tlll ho
dee: ind viii &c ;sSSi$sS ySfS;f R%;E; %
!: l. slNMs, BooksaIiars and stattoners, ass
iJbSoN s lAcoBus. Druggist spsv 1ndtana-av..
l. ": sGt1nMsAN. Druggist, corner rhirty-trs and
G. O DOW i CO., corner onkwood boulevard and
Cottage Grose-ay, nak!nad; M ,,.,ov
FRANK S,S sQuAii.. IruEe,st, IS West Mad,son-st,
4 sSi5lltEibEt, Druggist, 81 West 1ake-.t, cor
:: \. ,DKVElu, Druggist, sn South ualsted-st,
IL + KRAFT. Druggist, GIL wost Madison-st, cor
nft SAMis ;ea a K1nk1xYs CO.. Druggists, Is. soutn
T. " WAiSwkiHaiinfqTeq nqeq Druggist ST. West Mad
TIL s6XSicli$gSsna Druggist sp Blue 1.land-ar.
eii.S. l. q MERHicK jereer New sdealer. and Fancy
Gygs 8 sSnfr hr'srs hpf9 North H.stea
49, 'Danu, n1'a1 1,i, M6nrl1 DIVISION: -. 49,,
n. +. huhLlNGHAM Il CO. Druggists, ~ North
IL WlhLI1Ms' '7:e IT, Druggists 65 Larrabee-,t
.LUVlS Y. ii. NEEBg. Printing snq Advertising
sUnUIsBAN.
GOODRICH O. DOW. VS. brasrsf a:i Hyae Park-av. and
F1lty-thisu-st
EsclgwooD EYE HSedfTceD ofEfcG corner Wentworth.
Az. und Chestuut-st
GEORGE " mujN. jfEASs9pS Ss1pss,,er; s.suoner, and
Newsdeuler.
Q s. WELLS. Fills. rost-oltce, aud Druggist Evanston
, 1881-11-20

Y-;Avery. and Libbie Nan cleared With 1,155o00
feet Of lumber for Chicago, but owing 20 2
heavy suow-storm will iny over at the mouth OF
the harbor.,
THE srEAM-BARGE NJ. GRon 70 BE LEsGTHESED.
E Special Dkpateh to The Chtcaeo 1fibnEe
MusKEGoS, Nicn,. Nov l9-T. Notter has made
contract to engthen the NJ scbonna Geon
CT Kate Howard is to have $1,000 worth Of re-
pairs - =.
BUSINESS WINDING Ut.
Special Dtspateh TO 1he Chicago 17tou"..
BUFFALO, N. r., Nov. o0.-Martne business 1s
winding up. Very few vessels are moving AZ
this port All Of the harbor tugs but hve mare
been laid up for the winter.
FUNERAL OF CAPT. .tANpRDW KEITH
Speetai ntspatch TO The chfeaao TftounA
RACINE Wis. Nov. l9.-The funeral services
Of Capt. Andrew L. Keith, Of the wrecked
schooner Van Vnlkenberg, was largely attended
here today.
THE SCHOONER EspIspoLA STILL on THE BEACH.
=. Special D.zposen to 9he Chicago 7ribun<
/. MCSkEGOE, Mich, Nov. 19.-The tug Getty
made several attempls Today to get the schoon-
er Esppdola OF the beach, but did not succeed.
, 1881-11-20

Stmr SheboSEan. Aianit9w9c. sandf1ss.
prop @ nuGksy, ':N MuSksfon s,sSH,on ilmssT s;nher
lrop Annie l.anr7., MuskeEon* lumber.
FYp Aes. syper Nnskssoe .andrea
| Prop Scotin, Buffalo, sundr!cs,
,.E@p , Swall9w !, Mon,sg1s !umess n,,ss,,e.
r.p MisnnEs5: = ; A:f'nst5s Hnsis;t.s ,oT,S n.be,
eg Ma.es MD,kssen ,aba1 '9oa ore
l'rep I. j. TrmcdsL i.udlnston. Lumber.
rr.p Cuba, lay Ctty, salt ,,,,..
| i1op ip i.eiana Elk Rapids, pig iron.
frop rsp GaSs:d asieess aaiansss BassS. ssya ssata
schr Aoiron1ac. Mu.kesyn. lumber.
Sehr hr dax * Leaf saf.i i;a1i KiSsr, bark.
schr Kockaw=y, Auskegon. lumber.
scnr @ 4; T. S"srsnter Msnomirse. 1ns lumber.
Schc Lone Star, Marnette, lumber
Schr Mcnekaunse, Matinette, lumber
schr T. E. Tyson Martne1,c, lumber.
Senr nt;s 1.nss GsaaE it!'fs srl'1 lumber.
scir Lena johnson. LudirK1on. lumber.
Seir Kato Lyons MusEcson. luuber.
sehr s Ma,5,s,o1 a,ina Mon,inxue innhs9 tumnsr-
sehf h i.ottie se Woii. ~ Menomlneo. % lumber.
ssh5 GaE, ,9c Msnstef s!st,st f;uss tsmses; En-,
sei,r i: i. shepard. l,nd inston. lumber.
senr + i: waae, $asseas Iay; lumber.
Scar l. 4 u = 3ngi MusseSon, nmes1; ta;her
Schr {. j. noeder. Manistes lumber.
seF 9y sNl MStlsn sr
scns Eliza hay. Aiuske:on. lumber.
sehr sehr a:tia hoar S:sGs F.eF hs Liz
SGhr Ec!lpse, Lud,ntt0n. lumber
Sclr W. IL. 1awkns. Manisteu, lumber.
Scnr G. T. Alien, Erand Haven, lumber.
sclr Rate Dariuy. Menum1nee, lu.nDer.
se:,r @ jno M,aeS, For.i ittses: inipbor.
[e+r ft1A 4ri&t t13$1a
ser s::r i:s,rsi, is it;.: Grtad naVsn, lumber.
scur Trcstu, Grand Haven, lumber,
sF SshF fs faS Sci sss;S fs:as css.s 'snssf s4se
scE ;,a Il Il ( l. + NJ MSsseSon, asnne1 her
Senr I:nntS MsLeoa S1su, 1a5,sy, 'nn.n
Scllr i..p.. Grand Haver wood.
Sssr Mefs 1aa ssna
sehr M1:s y! = Percy. Msnomnee, II mines lumber; lumber:
sehr Gi H. + s'siS Nr"ss na,;aie esniA eosi: '''
sehr Adtiat;c, Traverse BAy, Ties
Scilr Minnie Mueller, Caarltvosx, lumber.
ACTUAL sAILlSGs
Sms Shseo{San e ManIt9Sos sunaT,ss 9 M , h.,,
rror cheaso. Bun4lo. 5edee bu e~n and sundrtes,
1.roi, l'eScS9ei; !; = pssa!ixo' 15Ioi,Ss 5oEins
prup Tempest. White Lake, light
FS FSp hnH'G T. e. inse1s nas Nsissssn MsEessp ill.,
Prop st. Joseph Mu.EeE0n. Light
lruE Ureailica. Buffalo, n,,ta0 bu corr.
Prop Bismarck. MarincttA. towing.
Prop swallow Montague. li4ht-
Schr Mantenee. tesh.ico, light
S1E- Alert Feshti.u, light
Schr 4 ppsentice. Grand Huren. light
Schr City of EEund Haven. Grand Haven, light
schr I, T. Alien: Grand liuren. . cords stone.
Sch. City Of chebuyEln. Grand Haven, light
Schr J. H. Kuttcr. Cies elnnd. ff-nt-
Sch7 William Grandy. A1arinette light
Scar r.. :. Itnbinsun, Nasinette light.
schr II. Wiioeck, Marinettc, light
Sctlr Lizzie uunk, ST. Joseph, tight
Schr Uranus, Menominee. light
sctE = i. Wood MA1i,1ette. light.
Schr Planet, Menumlnec light
Schr Adroudnc; Muske@un, light
, 1881-11-20

will occur at the Exposition Building, Satnr-
day. Nov. rs. The review will embrace as
large portion Of the fores as can Sateiy t6 be
turned out, The men Will asse'nnle e;tinn ai I,0 !
Bnildinr. The public are invited to be pres
ent and witness the exhibition.