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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-02
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- l an RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSFORMATIONS
COMPANY

oaca per IA Z. L., foot OF Cortlandts ST.
-,r,eut OF freight Lrded directed To par
OF world - . ...
UNQUALIFIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
ers received for Genvery OF a. kinds OF freight and me
chandise o any part Of the city. - -
sFAAND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAR
BoR LIGHTERAGE
Freight Of every description promptly hghteredt TO any point
IN the harbor reasonable rates
eIEAMsOAT.. BARdEs AND GROVES TO CHAN
TERROR EACUEslONa -. =, -, 49,, .,,,,,
~ rsmers John IL sIArn and Erasrus Corning for NEW
AAI ~ leave Pier n. H. al p NJ dAlD lSAturays
sS S1lPTHtjPoLIs EXPRESS co. between Nev.York
-BaVcn. Care alsDatch guaranteed -,
Pr.gnt ,r points ON d. ~ ". Il rcocV AZ Fer H.
4 ar rv- n and points East az Pier 10
NORTH SHORt. SIAr ISLAM D.-Elrve Mics ~.
Tan oeat- via sazners Pier J. T. H., foot Hsnalse
CENTKAL sHlPNAkD. CoinnanilaH, N dry DOcNs
Machine everything aPpertahlhs 10 Wv
construction repair VI vosseiA
V,ROY BOATS-CIrlZEN'S LlNE.-NeW
Il aieamers sARATOGA aud CITY or TROY .eAss daiy
txcept Saturday, al % H. Pier ~, North RIVER loot Snrs
connecting win morninS trains A"r ~Vthn ANN
Nest Sunday steamer touchesHt AiDaHJ'
rsNHE POPULAR SHORE LIN T.. . ,
i FOR PROVIDENCE, BOSTON AND TIE EASi-
ALL RAIL FROM GRAN ChNIHAL DEfOL, .
Tf exDrss trains daily lsundsTs excepted Ia Boaton az
90 p. L. tarof cars Aiiao1e-V ""u =" y " N"-
pA'1Itff IT'D TICKETS TO BOSTON, ALL RAIL- So
YEWPDRr express NJ m, tparlnr cars sttAohe ar
fipR6vinScE special express at lparior Cara at
,aei,sdI arrives AZ Providence lo:sO p. ma $3.50, - 49, d,
rteta and parnr-car secured NJ F1th venue ana
ufna-or Hsei tcRet Oces and AZ Grand central Depot
"- l. NJ FILKIAS General Passenger Agent
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6ottls.
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL,
FIFTH AVENUE AND FIFTIErH STREET
Opposite Cathelra).
N.M-TOKk


N.M-IOEk-
WETHERBEE q FULLER, Proprieto-s.
Strangers viii nnd excellent accommodations at re-
prices during the summer months.
hOusc centrally located Tor t'
reception ogucss penanentOr transient IL charm
ingy situated beng celtr point $50 the most a,lOA
resuence churCucs &C. a.. near the brlnd Cent Al e
Dot within minutes walk Of the elevated roads aud NJ ALL
The ventilation, heating and plumbing are ar
ranged the approved principles The hotel Il Goa
Quoted the European plan patronzed ny the bes ae
Europe and America with restaurant Of unsnFpassei
excellence and at reasonable charges
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Gcruoratlon Notltcs.

FIyANCE DEPAETMENT,
SUKEAU FUK COLLECTION OF TANE-,
No 81 CHAMBERS STREEf,
NEW IOEk, nov. 1, l5szJ
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
otic il he BIZ given 10 persons who have omitted 70
pay their for the 1852 10 The Receiver oil a
maj unless the same shall paid him al his ONCE before
Inc r 4v OF December cent Will he COZ eced OH
al taxes remaining paid that day and unless tAt same
snail be paid to him first day OF Januhy next
interest Will be charged collected al such tAts
remaining unpaid uay the nate OF Sc en- Per cent per
aIuum from october -, ISo me Jay on
whch Tolls and warrants were aeeieu 70
Receiver 81 Faxes IN. .o,r.
No monsr IN be received after oc,ock Once hourS
from to p. MAhIlN ]. 'i i a a. 80
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Boaro ano Rooms
East SIDE.

East Sids.
Trunks removed, % cents apiece.
n. cROwEs' EXPRESS CONTAIN 40 West Oo'h~@'
76 VI est S6th-st and 81 East l4th-sL
pART,OR FLOOR. en- suite or singlY /;
n furnished urnishedi also one roo"' gra'e ue
81 East 25th-st
-r,a Win private table as LexIngtOn-aye. north
east CORNER IT 4sd St Also Doctors office.
OFT OTrR FIGURES before engaging board
IL elsewhere VANDERBILT HOTEL leNngtoD-aVe
and a2dsI Nc" ''O1' CHAHLEs LELAND, Manager.
DFRSONS IN ILL HEALTH can have SUI
ores, TEA SLTa TrbaSe Upio~n Once ss Broadway
I SECOND FLOOR, 5 rooms; one on third
door WITH board los East 2sthst near Madison ave
M EAST 22D-ST.-Parlor and Bedroom (;
~ third ncori southern exposure with board rsiei
oOTH-ST.. 40 EAST.-An elegantly fur
DO nshed suite apartments; pari0r and dressing
rooms with IT without pri' ate table
Ak EAST 18th ST.-Blck parlOr and adj
LsD looming hall room to rent with board references
"A parioT and second door also ihrd aoor suite phi
tables superior board upper rooms fer gentlemen
ODD 2D-AVE., one door from 14th-st-
G~'D~ 10 alton Elevated stations ham,
smey iuIn he'd back paror other rooms with board O'
40 LEXING PON-AVE.-Beautiful rooms
~ third and fourth floors with or without board
references exchanged
West Side.
A PAYMENTS TO LET.-In the finest
n apartment houses erected the West side Apply
~ JOHN O. PRAGU E. architect anc owner on PREMISES
Nos. IS. 81. 49, Al and lS West Glstst.
A NICELY FURNISHED second-story front
~ room with slcove all couvenences and very desraOe
- weekly tent los West lSthst, neat oth-aNe.
CENTRAL, convenient and very desirable
- furnished rooms single and 40 suites, Y Wesi
second floor with private table II dessa oie
enccs exchanged
NICELY furnished front room, hot and yold
~ wafer and adjoining bath also hall room Z4o " e''
39thst
= Two small families NAV secure, upon
reasonable terms and third floors excellent tabe
and windsor Hotel by add sshs a
DALEY. ~ Vest 3S,h-st
II WEST 34TH-ST-An elegant suite OF
4 Eve rooms handsomely furni he'd 10 rent ~
gether or srparaioly, with bo@IeL --
III WEST 27rH-ST.-Socond house west OF
~ Broadway north side elegant parors rooms on ehch
floor. in size and appointment all modern hAIlO'"
ments good rooms top door terms reasonAbie
90 WEST 2GTH-S T.-Suits and single rooms
spsP board reasonable rates hoeI aee0
mOdat0ns with home comforts
IN WEST 22D-Sf.-With board, Il large
ebD handsome front suitable Tor gentleman anu WIZ
two gentlemen; reference
CD WEST 46TH-ST., near Windsor Hotel
~ Large ny rooms without hoard
NfI WEST 25TH-S r.-Lqrge, Handsomely
III furnished front hot and cold water gent anu
wife also large hall room IRE aud gas
All WEST 23D-ST.-" London Terrace. =
! Dcs rahe single rooms, large square room ana We.
IN BAGS parOr, with hIs-Ciass DOau AZ o'e"'.
prices
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DAKOTA,

MINNEsoTA. and the NORTHWEST, ST. PAUL MIN
NEAPorIs ana all points in COLORADO. OREGON.
CALItOKNIA, NEBRASKA. UTAH. and MONTANA
reached direct from CHICAGO via tue
CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN BY.
II runs from trains daily each between
CHICAGO anf prominent Western ponts. 1T ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west OF Chr
cago Pr LLMAN sLEEPERs are al OF us through
night trains OF fare and other Information
apply coapJn tcEe5 agent Dc TO
l. +. BOOTH
General Eastern Agent. No AS Broadway. New-Y ork
TOR BO,TON-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Grand Centra Depot al 1875 D. m DAYS Get tickets
NeWfOrK anu NeW-kngland Railroad at Grand CentrA
Depot and prlncpa lOtsA
NGW-YORk CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER HAILROAD-Co commencing October rs 1881
a. m esiern and Northern Express TO Rochester and
Mes wilh a ybTe for icaSo daily stoGpng only
Albany SYRACUSE i0cheste BuhAo Enc Gle Gland anu
i0S1 M Chicago Express drawing cars to Canaan
n to Aoapy and Troy With connection to Uuc@ sara
p a. AccommSdaiion Albany ana Troy G.. ,o,,..
running through every day N the week. also Niagara ais
So D. Ia EKTsss daily except sunday with sleeping cars
syracuse and 10 Auburn Road also 10 HAl"osA an '
Faa dsS w b.rd sse chicago a iSi
ii ~ m Right Expres4 with seepngcars to Albany and
Troy Connects rain Ior the wei abG ORR
Tickets Bow ing Green, 10 anu 81 Ia 9 az
wav and at Westcots Express Occs farklce lhu 80
and 942 Broadway, New York, and S2S AshHi "hS''
Brooklyn = 70. N - -.
j. NJ TOUCEY. Gen. SUIT Gen fa.sehseI Agen--
PROVIDENCE LINE. ,,n,cr
l FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT N,
Connecting with Providence anu WOtcsS etr nm 7--o
FOR all POINTS NORTH and EAol, wa MOfITtot ~
entirely and elegant steamer ~
on Mondays and Frcays anu ero t., 2
steamer MASSACHUSETTS on IoesaAy'' inur'O"'' anu
p. m. from Pier % y R. foot of WqEreR-fRt.
for Worcester and all Norhern ha5eT nriuna ticsst
Mountain nnnt. for az al principal uoho1
otte,s stae-rooms secured al onees OF W
~ az Ssfor Unnse nj, 3sl 5yl ann Al DrOau
Way and an FIFTH Avenue aud MI4lsor hote ucSet
WY A ~ MN - l.. W FILhISs, General Pass Agent
DONDOITT and MISUNDERSTANDING as
IL Crairstou's Point. cornwall Sewou MarDoro
Esopus connecting win set ana
IWare AMI Stony Railroads. Steamboats, CITY OF Cas
Nj and lanes baldwin leave al p IN from hAIlsohst
\. r. saturdays at p N.
CHARMS nm. ,.s.,.o. mr. ,-,o,,
COMPANY
Odce Per 49, 4 L., foot OF Cortlandtst
arded directed 10
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Gopartnershin Notices.


No. 10 WAIL-ST. |
NRw YORK. Noy. J. 1882. )
NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. Henry T..
= farlv H. has been casle: and attorney u IN
DIV admitted interest in the general banking aud
an. ne.. heretofore conducted by and the trm
name 10 'N""A'U - - Ii. {. HARDY & SON
NEw-Y DIRK. oct 81. 1892
THE cOpartnership heretofore existing III
Nr,g YORK and in Boston between the under signed IN
der the hrm Of POOR OLiPHANI & CO. expires
today by limitation ,,-,.
Henry v Poor New York H2TaTd dN Waltz Boston
Jas. II. Onpliani,} ) W. ueheII l tss,
80 WALI~ST. NEW-IOHK NoV. ]. ls5-;-
business ln will be continued by lien w.
Poor and II. OphaHt under the stJlo Of POOR OIL
PuAsI.
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NOTICF-PrOposqls for estimates for repair
- ing bukhead at the Department yard at tGG ioo OF
! aud 10 Duanr-si until Thursday November = ISL az
l2ocock For full information see The City record
copies for sale AT No city Han
NOTICE.-Proposa for estimates for repair
y ing pier and 5h-st T. r. will be received
hv the Department Of Docks. III and ll9 Duane 81 u
Tf1ur-dgv ember p S~3 az u O'Clock IN For f1 lnOt
see The ty Record copies for sale al NO city Hall
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLD-EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN

90 TRAINo EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND on So.
DAY, 5 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN
NEM-YOhk.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il and after October -. 1882.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
leave York. DesbTUs5es aud C0urtiandt
streets Ferries a. follows;
Harrisburg Ptsbutg West and South, with IHll man
Palace attached a. ana daily. New ork
hcago Limited OF Paror, Dining smoking and sleep
ing Cars AZ a. N. every day.
Wiiamsport. Lock Haven. m m; Cory aud Erie NJ
D. IN. connecting IOuy Ttusvile, Petroleum Cen
tire. and the oil kegious . -.
Baltimore Wasling aud the south Limited Washington
Express OF Pullman Parior daily. except sunday 10
a. m: arrive gton Regular, VIA Il ana p r.
r. at s. 10 and $50 m 330 and p and II night via
h and O K. H. and p IN, and ~ night 80 -.
Sunday. via IL. and P T. r., a. w. p H. anu AZ hSho
via y. and o. r. r., 7 D. m ana II night -
Atlantic CITY except sunday, olo a. N anu D. m On
Sunday, J:l5 ~ 49, s.....,....
May, except ounuay O'LO lA'AV1 H. OH
only ....,...
Railway and Amboy a NJ II noon $50 anu . p m
Boats brooklyn connect with all through trains
Jersey City arorng speedy and direct transfer lof
1a1S From Pittsburg 62O and II 30 1880 and
lOvO M From aahinRton and Baltimore, o5U
ESQ a. m 8 53n 935 1850 and 30 m SUNDAY % so
go m 1870 1880 From Baltimore lZv pm on
sundays sS5 p IN, From Philadelphia 500 So. =: 50
g "a $50 $40 lO.t0. IL 40 l:20 2 $50. $50, o21,
$50 500 81, 1920 lU:35 ana 1880 p m SUNDAY 500
600 $50 $3.50 ll.4O 62O, 1880, $3.50, 1910, 1850 and
I'm
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MINNEsorA. and the NORTHWEST ST. PAUL MIN
NEAPOIIs ana ali points IN COLORADO. OREGON.
CALItOKNIA, NEBRASKA UTAH. and MONTANA
reached direct from CHICAGO via tue
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NOTICE-Proposals for estimates for dredE-
y Ing AZ foot Of 2stst T. r and the Dumping Boards
ON PIER q r. r. al the foot Of l7thst. r. VII DE- re-
ccyed by The Department Of Docks u ana ~ Duhe-s
until ilursdar NOVember l-- at u O'Clock u tor IuIl
Information city Record; copies Tor sale At No. Cy
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DOARD-EIegant second floor, or a large
ID rooms with private table 4.s LeAlhst"na'e' n"i'H
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! PARLOR FLOOR. en- suite or slnglY
furushed OF urnishedi also one room, crate hie
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I EHlGH VALLEY RAlLROAD.-PaSSenge
Itrans depos Of CJandt and DesbrOs Sta al
Slua NJ 40 ami p. for LastOn, Beth chem, Allentown
Reading 5lauc Chunk, " ilkesBaI ToEanda, Mayery
Ithaca. Geneva, Lyons Buffalo and The Vest Pullman
BetIehem. Allentown, Reading, Aauch chunk Nkespafte
PIT trains ~ q n, 40 p. IA for kason
Beth chen and COplay
Trains leaving at 70 m and $40 connect for all
points HaZetOn coal regions sunday tram
local Maucb Chunk $40 Leave Mauch ChunS at
p - -
l.. i. BYINGTON, q. +. A.
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Ocean Steamers
CUION LINE.
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

n, hAabnrg- American Packet Company Line for
W. LfAouI TIL CdERBOURG and HAABORa
NOV. ~
,fNIA ~ Nov Z. - W. iA......-..... Ov. 10.
rh.Ates 70 Plymouth London Cheroourg ana Hamburg.
Second CABIN $50: steerags SD Round trap a; rodnced
rates Storage from IIamburg Ilavrs Id south on
so send !or Tourist Gazette
KuNHARUT q CO. B RICHARD & CO.
general Agents. General Passenger Agents.
No. 81 BrOad-st., " =. 10 a I}uaaway. NY
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A THINKS removed. % cents apiece.
a rRoWteg FXPREss COMPANY, &c West 5Othst
" -, assn nd % East l4fhst
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HEATING and Self-FeedinS Parier stoves
il Rangea Heass Furnishing 0osiS * ~'. nv" SHa %
s. Vesey 81, opposite wsshiazrm AAaAo@
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NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH r. R.

~ (Pennsyl, ania r. r., foot COrtiandt
stations IN NeW-HOrk 81. and DesOfOssesSt
- (CentTai X. r. OF y. j.. loot Lbertyst
LEAVE NETWORK commencing oct 3 IS92
For south Amboy, via C. X r. OF y j. 5 s.l5a IN, las,
4, . p m; VIA rem X. r.. . AZ ~. ) p. "
For Matawan via G. x. OF y. J.. D SID a M, 40,
A. p. N. via Penn X. r. a. m. Il 30. ,. p. m.
For Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove, Asbury Park
sea GlT Point Pleasant. &c via G. Il. r. OF NJ . = D. a
H. 40, L. o. NJ via Penn. r. r.. ga m, II m $500 p N
For Lakewood Toms River, BarBegat &c, via e r. X Oh
For Freehold. via G t. II. OF y. }, .. SIS l!45, a.
6p. IN. Ton keypOrt ,, sis Ia - N, 4, 445. D. u.
Tor Atlantic ltty Vneand. Br1dgeton &C. AS p. IN
Ii. BALDWIN,, j. r. WOOD, J. y. RANDOLPH
G. P. ~. g. H. II. Of NJ. G.. Z. A. r. r. r. SUIT
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COOK.-Rv a cOlOrnd woman, tirSt-claSs !;
" gooa city reference Address A ELBIrT, Tribune Up
town Once, 1925 Broadway,
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED FOUL
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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A SYMPHONY SOCIETY. Academy of Music.
"A l. to1.tuc

FRTDAT AETERNooN, Nov. 3, First Public Rehearsal.
PROGRAMME
Beethoven l. Won" The Conservation OF the House,
Overture. - - $500
Wagner Richard" Parsif" Finale of the frst act First
lime In America Manascrfpti
rro,sssl9n OF the Knights Of the Holy King Amor
s. M NJ me Lords upper the Holy Gras Am
ioitas MT r. REM hEhfZ; TitureL MT. MAX HEINRICH
Boys Cn0ir from Ttnity Church and ~ Chrvs0s,om,,s
Chapcl Male Chorus OF the Ora0ri0 Socey and rchs.tr.
beethoven L. Von--" Heroic symphony"
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A GENTLEMAN, native of London. with ten
"A years experience In the United states wese
n. undertake management Tor
edesi.o oil extending
land. Address ARLlS GToS, Tribune once.
NlyANTED-S2O, 900 caDita with active or
or sneea partner cid we'll known frstclsss siaD
business merchant +. o. Box 2.a22. Ae~fark
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TOOK.-Bv an eXuerl-ncrd Scotch Protestant
\ woman in a SINAI private family is hrstcass cook
best references NJ, Box %, Tribune PtO"I
NflCe LIS EIOaANay
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COOK. CHAMBERMAID. &c.-By "a mother
~ and daughter together separate both competent
strong tidy city country very moderate wages
good references PROTESTANT BC EkAC L, lSo 6th-aVe,
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Eieamboats ano Railroads..
ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES Ii

~ DREW and ST Holm leave pier a. North River foot
OF analst every WEEK DAY at p m conns1h k ~
Albany SUNDAY excepted with trains Noith wen
and EAST Staterooms warmed. .o.o
Excursion tickets Albany and return good 30 days ~ Do
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GET OUR FIGURES before engaging board
~ .oS ef 81 w house furniture elevator
anu A-"'~ CHARLES LEIaAN D. Manager.
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CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN R'y.

TOR BOSTON THE LATEST TRAIN with
Il Pullman seepsrs via y y. n H. and II X R. leave
Cenrai Depot az 1883 IN. week DAYS Get ucket
ana kngland Railroad, aE Grand central
Depot anu prlncIpa. IJt5ls
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From Washington

WASHINGTON dispatch says that Mr.. II.
H. Wells, the newly appointed special United
States attorney, who has been intrusted with
the conduct of tho investigation into the
alleged star route "jury fixing" transactions,
has been engaged in a careful study of the
large number of af1idavits already taken and
of the other evidence now in tho possession
of the government relating to the case. II
is not likely that any legal proceedings
will be instituted Immediately. Foreman
Dickson, of the star-route jury, has
written q letter to District Attorney
Corkhill protesting against the Investigation
of alleged bribery cases by an officer of the
department of justice. Mr.. Dickson says
that "the most serious charges have been
made against the agents of the department
of justicc-the creatures of tho attorney
general-and nothing could be more absurd
than to allow that department to investigate
these charges"
THE annual report of the director of the
mint shows a decided increase in the coinage
for the twelve months ending June 30, 1852,
over that of the previous year.
TIE comptroller of the currency has author
lied the following banks to begin business
The Farmers and Merchants National bank
of Galva, Ill.,, capital $4,000; the Stock
ton National bank of Stockton, Cal, CAPT.
tai $780, 900; the Union National bank of
Minneapolis, Mimi, capital $25O,OOO; the
National bnnk of Bristol, Tenn, capital
$4,000.
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The Cats Of Cairo.

Among the cllrinsiticS Of Cairo is III
amateur branch of the humane 50.
| rirty, for the especial benefit of poo
PuSs. \. curious Legacy was some
years ago left by Il wealthy burgllrr tt
enlarge the permanent income Of thu
crpli, on condition of his nourisllin4
and cIrrisling all the unclaimed cat:
in Cairo. Like most MolammcdanS, h,
must have shared the feeling which
made the Prophet cut off the wide
sleeve of his robe, sooner than disturb
Il favuritc cat which had fallen asleep
thereon. Consequently Il large court,
yard has been devoted to their especial
benefit, and here the mice, soft, furry
creatures" lie and lilsk in thu sun, and
are fed at stated intervals, and alto
gctlirr have IL very good time "r it. 1t
l.; Il curious Fact, however, that Ill
though daily additions are m~aIrtothls
large feline home, the inmates rarely
amount to more than fifty. This Gin
the absence of sausage m%arhinrs) is il
very remarkable problem. ! suppose
that Il candidate for the Office of radi
has to produce Il medical certificate to
proyr that lr is not troubled with that
uncnnqlrrdhlc aversion to dear "ld
PrsS with which so many OF the mas
rulinr genus are anlirtrd.-GcHfhmHHS
WHyu-iHc.
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A Great Storm Predicted.

According to DR.. f. Stone Virgins,
a new weather prophet of Canada,
who some time ago predictcd'tlat the
recent gale would sweep from east to
west over the continent, says Il great
storm will strike this planet in March
next. The following warning is issued
by DR.. Virgins:
1t will be first felt in the Northern
Pacific, and will cross the meridian OF
Ottawa at noon Is p. NJ. London timc)
on Sunday, March II, 1888. No vessel
smaller than = Cunardcr will be able t.
live in this tempest. India, the soutlI
of Europe, England, and especially the
North American continent, will be the
theatre of it's ravages. AS all the low
lands on the Atlantic will be sub
merged, I advise ship builders to place
their prospective vessels high up on
stocks, and farmers having loose val
uablcs, such as.hay, cattle, etc, to re-
move them to a place of safety. l beg
further, most respectfully to appeal tc
the honorable minister Of marine that
he will peremptorily order up storm
drums on all the Canadian coast not
later than the Goth of February, and
thus permit no vessel to leave the har.
Dor. If this is not done, hundreds OF
lives will he lost and millions worth OF
property destroyed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1882-10-25
Hr,5r RrnxAN. n wife murderer. wa

HUME REDMAN, q wife murderer, was
taken from Jail at Evansville, Ind, by q
crowd of 100 armed men and killed. AS the
crowd was taking him away tho sheriff. and
police arrived, the fire bells wero rung and
q pitched battle ensued. The buggy con-
tanning Redman was run into by m engine
and overturned, but the murderer WINS killed
by a blow from n slcdge-hammer. David
Murphy, ono of tho lynchors and brother-in-
law of tho murdered woman, was also killed
in tho. melee.
FIRE at Ii Paso, Texas, destroyed prop
erty valued Mt nearly 100000.
FRANKLIN l.. CHASE, n lawyer Of Chicago,
Ill, has proved n dcfaulter to tho amount OF
over $4,000. Tho money Incorporated
had been confidcd to Chase by his clients.
TIE annual fair of tho South Carolina COL
ored people was opened Mt Raleigh by State
Commissioner of Agriculture McGhco. Tho
annual address was delivered by Governor
Jarvis.
D1pnTnER1A has created alarming ravagea
in Pittsylvania county, Va, nearly 200 deaths
having occurred within sixty days. Not q
family has escaped the scourgo. Twenty
pupils of ono district school have died.
WILLIAM NJ. LOWE, Greonback member OF
Congress from the Eighth Alabama district,
died tho other day at Huntsville in that
Stota.