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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-02-23
CHURCHES.

rNIvERsALIsr = Rev. ANDREW WILSON
Pastor. Services every sunday ut 10 80 u. II.
and 30 y. m. Sunday School 1T II 3 L. m.
Pastors residence on Diamond street, first door
north OF Main
CONGKEG ATIONAL - REV, A. II. HILLS
Pastor. Services on Sunday at 10 30 A. NJ. and
80 p. NJ sunday School Mt i2:i5 p. Il. Pray
4eetIrg on Thursday Evening at { 30
AkI H1UiSr akv. * kANDOLPH, Pastor.
Services Sunday ~ 10 80 A. NJ, and so P. NJ.
Sunday School az u is P. N. Prayer Meeting
on Thursday Evening at 7.30
DISCIPLE Rev NJ L. STREArOR, Pastor.
Services Sunday at 10 30 A, NJ, and Z 30 P N.
Sunday school at 12-i5 P. n Prayer Meeting g
On Thursday Evening at Z Sc
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION-CATHOl
REV J as. ID, BowLEs Pastor. Services ats and
70 30 each alternate sunday Sunday School at
es30P. n High Mass, sunday. July 4. and each
Alternate Sunday thereafter. Mass every week
0xy morning at 80
GRACE CHURCH-EPISCOPAL- st.
Rev. A. J. BocKwAY, Rector Services on
Srrday at 1880 A. n, and Sabbath School i'm
geo lately after service
HAYWOOD DCHAPEL-Oakwoods street. Rev.
- Eckert. Pastor Services Sunday eve
ming at 80 Union Sunday School at O'Clock
y. m. each Sunday.
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SOCIETIES,

Cnity Lodge, No. IL, #, and A. NJ
Meets the second and fourth Mondays OF each
month.
- Tyrfan Chapter, No. OIL, z. A. NJ.
Meets tho third Monday or each month. In
Masonic Hall. Phenix Block
NJ. II. CAaTER, M, r. Il p.
Royal Arcauum.
Meets first and third Fridays of every month,
in Hall ia Opera Block.
GIDEON SEYMOUR, Regent.
C-H. GRIFFIN, Scc'y.
L. q. q. F.-Eaxcnnx Lodge, Ne. 60,
Meets every-W ednesday evening at Odd Eel
lows Hail.
Rsvenna Encampment, No. Is9,
Meets every and and 4sh Fridays of each month.
Equity Lodge-No- AZ, A. %. q. w.
Meets second and fourth Fridays of every
month ut hall IN Opera Block
j. DILLEMUTII. NJ. W.
HI OSBORN Recorder
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Rates of Advertising
PORTAGE co. OFFICIAL REGISTER.

obmmon Pleas Jndge-George Z; Arrel. Youngs-
Warren, ONO
R<Dres>afasirs 90 LegisiIture-C. r. Harmon,
Aurora. Ohio.
Probate Cornelius A. Reed, Ravenna. o
County CzerE-John Porter, Ravehna-
County Andisor-LeGrand Olin, Ravenna.
CoHafy yTreasSrsr-Nathan IL. Smith, Ravenna.
S1erif-w lillian Wilcox: Rayenna.
Recorder-Philo B;erce, Ravenna.
Prosecuting 1Atforney-5oseph d. Horton, Ray'a.
Comni.sioaers-Paiis &. Nichols, Garrettsvilie;
A. Il. Merrill. Newton
Falls; Edgar Whittle-
sey, Atwater.
bysr.ary Dsrecsors-Amzi " iimct, Mantqa, g. /;
Charles L. Doolittle,
streetsboro, o.; Z. W.
CoiiiE, Ravenna, o.
County Surpever-JedediahC Cole, Garrettsville.
Coroser-AIfr-d H. Barlow. .tootstown, o;
SeAooI Eraminers-C- n Reed, Ravenna; D. ID
Pickett, Eayenna; cyrus
W. Turnbuil, Edinburgh
Mayors of Incorporated Villages.
Garreffsrlle-E. &. Smith
xeat-yamcs Woodard-
RacsHsa-Georse r. Robinson
Justices OF the Peace.
Atscater--Sylvc>ter A. iiinman, H. n Woof-
Asrors--John L. Thompson, X: p Cann"n.
Brfssssid-J- L. Carrier. & u chapman
I~~r6eLa-C : Tibbals j. II. Hoffman.
Efisouryh-Geo b. aerwin, John X GiddinEs.
krankliN--Isaac Russell. Nelson Barber. John
Fpeedom-bvman Bryant. Henry c. jennings.
Gs~refessilis s-Kollin ;: Webb. James Ashald-
IMs.Kiehar, n I'M, M; Hann narses n Laid a.
Hszxoa-L ) Nicholson George Il. Hedger-
Paiayra-wm. w.Davis. I. W Thomas, e. N
Parss--Richard Norris. Michael Jones.
A. Davis; \. sears' ps.
A. kccd, stewart W Reese,
Orion T. Sperra.
Rootstotrn-A. n. Barlow, J. W. Hall
lsAafsrsoiHe-Aimon l.. Tomson. Lafaycttes NTH
is<rcetsboro'-W aiacc Root, &. W. stuart
lillian PauIus, Al .. MartiE
Hsn<fAaDs --Esbert . Woodworth, l. ". Angel
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TAKEN FROM JAIL AND SHOT

VIENNA, La, Nov. THE jail at this place
was entered last night by posse Of men, supposed to be
from Jackson Parish, who compelled the aor TO open
the first and broke their way thence to the pris
oDers they wanted. -Four men who had been brought
here from Jackson Parish for saekeeping carried
from the jail One OF them made his escape Immediately
from the fall door and fired three four times
but without eject Another It is supposed given
a chance for bis It Thought he might be limo
cspt The other two found this morning about mile
and half south Of here dead and badly mutated with
bullets
These men negroes who were charged with the
;Obbiug aud attempted murder OF an Old white man.
tay by name bat their attempt at his life failure
He Described them ana when they brought before
them. The matter has created quite an eX
c!tcment and viii In az probability be looked into
onic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
A CHINESE AUCTION.
From The san Francisco Call.

Prom The Francisco Call
Tho Chinaman who recently ont aimed a liz
lne OlIipai i "no - IoJ ~ a., - Ia
cense 70 49, a. IN in tSet hnsness Ga now seiI
IdSo "a, 49, tho hammer in store i'm Washiugou.
is gooun n"n The naccis fitted mn on one side with
cnun+er hehnI which sits a Monaghan wearing a
sKuh ctp "i.t ~ ocoounts end hee;des bas snndrv
aDacuS 10 eIst up 800, erds ~ sois ,,I,i,, ~
DOCS ~ caf's hair brnsh dioped I'm india ink BE
hind him are number Of shelves stocked with Caudv-
S rrecoiored silk hnndkercbie T. small Iooknc-
I. i IL Tyood framea clnaWare der0rafed with
s;assCS 20 a,i,uaIs lunwn only IN tho Chinesp ard
PlctuIes i M for the mos, eyort nit
",Lits, 70 cIe.sifv and fancy articles which ulease
natu itte. y W ,oDsns ~ ~ i
the Chinese senses. ,,.. ,,. al. 100. o.. ,,.o. -
Inc aucuonSeI' III ISM 100 o ' ~ ' Pv' i en-
was earnestly sins aid ,t t ~ I'm
10 PulCIu ,Io rot chn,nce IN huy -v.,ythtnc
nov !ou nD gu Z, ,,on r. ,,niii1
at your own price anu W ms Tio @ U
~ cot One Chnaman In the centre of fIe
5 49, hc atention Of fh 9ucfioncer fo hin and
,h ION bonv inOer nonted 10 n blcuse on one Of thn
WIZ lie vans him to sell that said the inter
rator
NJ nrodneed the desired garment and nm.
ii Tor tbe manner of a rnro; Iohn aticnneer
i tarinr for sale "A red suirt sweug that In will
@ fnda nsver shrnk ana never lose stitch he d.
tc rnon tts Gnality and value declaring that no chi
,nuii Z, nord tn san n fnr iese tben GOO
@ 80 tornreIer tho r,norter tcn asoert a1nei
Moved the offer of the article viii give 65
atS ;, soid the man who had ordered the Garment
SSna' $780, 49,
The dropped tho garment as II he had been
strnc nv naravss moment after he arose 10 his ll
.iht ou6 shaoiup his ewes with his rigL hand cast
S5o' q. a. man who had made the Offer and said
sia Hs ve ets What "a the natter are Won crazyi
% oo,,ld ~ tle onodo al our 49,, YriGo -
ia i ~ 90 nidrer ' ~ ~ FN'
sau to 49, what vou said cried out n nnrnber NJ
Cb,a os .pf from vaTioy,s paris OF the room
2.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
CANADIAN MATTERS,

WINNIPEG, Man., Nov. THE Canadian
Pacific Railroad is now graded to Maple Creek and
work is being rapidly pushed towards South saskatch
evan There will be heavy grading at the latter
place. on both sides Of the river Trackayers are now
twenty miles west Of Swift River Current Creek The
bridge here 175 feet IN length. Work on the
permanent, bridge has not yet been begun and only
temporary bridge win be constructed over the South
Saskatchewan River this season. The Southwestern
Branch tracklay.ng has reached point eighty eight
miles from Winnipeg.
The dsallowance OF the Railway acts passed by the
Provincial Legislature Of Manitoba by tho Dominion
Government fell like a bOmbshell upon the people Of
this province Popular indignation is great aud meet
ircs have been called 10 give expression to the feelings
of the people The acts in question authorize the
rtrIcfion of RAILWAYS the termui of which were within
the boundaries Of the province, and IL Is claimed with
IN the province OF the Legislature TO deal with.
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UNIVERSITY or PENNSYLVANIA.

THE TRUSTEES DECIDE AGAINST THE PRESENT AD-
MISSION OF WOMEN AS STUDENTS.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. THE regular monthly
meeting OF the Board OF Trustees of the University Of
pennsylvania held to-day The question Of the ad-
mission Of women came up upon tho discussion Of
report from the Committee the Department Of Arts
The following resolutions were adopted;
That 1t is inexpedient the present time TO admit
TO the Department OF Arts but that the Board OF
Trustees Of the University OF Pennsylvania will or
ganize a separate collegiate department FOR the COM
plete education Of whenever the
necessary funds to deray the expenses thereof shall be
provided that in the opinion OF the board OF II
less 100000 viii be required for this purpose"
The foregoing resolutions as adopted were then re-
ferred tho Committee the Department OF for
further consideration and for the Arrangement of details
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE At TIL.
TO-DAY,
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. .........TUEsDAY' NOV T. 1857
ARRIVED


n"i'i $780, 10. oE
with msc ana gers mSeck bremen a. and
05 Wiib mdso aud passengers 10 Oelrichs 20
steamer r ian ~ F1 BetG FSVe q CO.
steamer Saratoga Curtis Havana days. Win muse anu
steamer Mcclellan, Biups Baltimore WIN HiuSo a"u
psteamer vandotte Kelly Richmond, Norfolk ana Clty
Point with passengers 70 Old onih. dse and
steamer ssen1ers ta Wm t1vde & CO.
steamer Ialla n eel I1 ynncc III ,T i'''1
Steamer Morgan civ, Adams, NewOrleans Gays Win
~ Eisb (jarlner London 81 days, with ndse
90 9I mp r i yasseI 70 snow g burgess
SUNSET-W Wind at SANDY HOOK, ieSn -'N' '''
City leland hight, NE; cloudy.
CLEARED
Steamer Josepnino Thomson MoC Ta isandchaTcs
par y n"iI0~---"'''
CoAe ~ w.
SAILED
e,or.re y,nian CRYSTAL and Abyssnia FOR ivepOoi
Sa,,ttaao Cienfusgos. Dominion, Richmond
soiled wa Long Isand sound-Steamer Neptune ior
~ Ctv leland hound out-Barks Thos Fletcher'
co. n ~ Tnohe a. Edmnni Phinney, Boston.
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JOHN Wales.
No. G2 West 2Sd-st.,
GREAT MARK DOWN
ELEGANT
IMPORTED COSTUMES,

In order to clear out at once
the few elegant imported cos
tunes remaining unsold from
our recent opening, we shall
mark them down on Wednes-
day morning to prices that will
secure an immediate sale, 10
make room for our immense
stock Of recent foreign and
domestic Winter CIoaks that
are now daily arriving.
We call attention to the great
reductions in the prices of the
following costumes:
An elegant garnet satin with velvet,
and velvet coat, magniiicently trimmed,
price $3.50, will be reduced to $500.
A Paris dress Of Brown Brocade and
rich GrOs Grain, an elegant affair, at
$500, will be reduced to $500.
Two dresses, one Of Old Gold and
Brown BrOcade Velvet, one Of
Olive BrOcade and Satin, the prices Of
which have been $3.50, will be reduced
to $500.
Two elegant imported black Silk
dresses, at 5000, will be reduced to
$500 and Sl75 each.
Ten very elegant Cloth and Plush
and Paris tailOr-made Cloth dresses,
combined with velvet, at $3.50, will DO
reduced TO $l00.
A great variety of very stylish dresses
at 9i25, will be reduced to 49,
We also call attention to our immense
stock of ladies' winter cIoaks, In SILK
Matalesse, Seal Plush, Broeade VelTet
Sc, price S25 to $3.50.
Children's cIoakS and dresses at re-
markably low prices.
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So Save

A good substantial, thoroughly well-made
heavy overcOat is now being sold by IIIRSH-
KIND g. co. for SEVEN DOLLARS which
cannot be bought elsewhere for less than $12
Hence to the buyer expecting to pay $12 it is
So saved. In the construction of this coat ev-
cry attention has been paid TO detail, leaving
nothing to be desired as to Cut Finish or
Durability of Fabric, and in all respects it is
A GARMENT OF UNUSUAL MERIT. 1t is
well known that HIRSHKIND g. co. are not
given to boasting but prefer to leave that
kind of self-laudatiOn to uptown shoddy
clothing houses. In this instance, however,
they confess to some degree of pride, knowing
that in the production of their SEYEN-DOL-
LAR heavy overcOat they have excelled all
former efforts to reach the LOWEST POSI-
BILE PRICE attainable in the sale Of GOOD
CLOTHING; and this last enterprise is in
keeping with their vast general business, in
Guiding original designs, pleasing styles and
varied patterns never before seen, all of which
are RETAlLED by them ut WHOLESALE
PRICES, thus saving their customers, in ey-
cry instance, At least 25 PER CENT. The
immediate attention of buyers is called to the
SEVEN-DOLLAR OvercOat, as every speciality.
however large the supply, is soon exhausted in
the rapid sales at
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NEessrs.
v1CE.PRESIDEyT

JAMES MCCREERY & co.
have some very elegant novel;
ties i'm Fine Furs; New shapes
i'm Sealskin DOlmans with
black points and rich golden
beaver trimmings and ernaine
or squirrel Innings.
AS a speciality of the season
they invite attention to their
introduction Of the latest Lon
don Ragc-MOnLey-slIin Sets,
i'm color a rich lustrOus black
and possessing a style quite
apart from anything previously
presented.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway, coz. 4 1th-Sf.
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FELLOW FEVER At PENSACOLA.

PENSACOLA, Fla, Nov. 7.-Seven new cases
Of yellow fever and death from tie disease were
reported to-day The hopes OF frost have again been
sfponed the weather being much mder than yester
cav The temperature yesterday morning was about
80 degrees, the minimum Of the season thus far.
Dr. William Lockerson, who combined the functions OF
station agent ana telegraph operator at Mano with
those Of practitioner Of medicine died az that place TO
day of rnslnriai reyer. MaDnO Is village on the rail-
road abnut twenty. three miles from Pensacola The
peiehDors with TWO three exceptions avoided Lock'
ersou during ole lness and he attended By ply
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CHOOSING CERTAIN STATE OFFICERS.

MONTPELIER, VT, Nov. THE Joint As
sembly for the election of State officers met the Hall
Of the House $50 o'clock this afternoon, Lieutenant
Governor Pingree In the chair. The following officers
were elected Secretary of state, g. Nichols OF North
field; Auditor OF Accounts, u. Henry Powell. Of Rio-
ford BrigadieT- COMMANDER Lieutenant j. Kingsley OF
Rutland Adjutant Inspector, General Theodore =
Peck Of BurllngOn QuartermasterGeneraI, Horace h,
Ide. Of IT. JOhusbury.
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EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS IN THE VEST,

LARAMIE CITY, Wy, Nov. IAN earth
quake shock felt here at $50 O'Clock this evening
felt plainly al along line OF the Union Pacific
Railway west as far as Evanston. The pastering fell off
III buildings al Rawlns Point OF Rocks aud other points
Trains VIII be sent west with great care AS the bridges
may have been thrown out OF place.
DENVER, Col, Nov. IA slight shock OF earthquake
was felt in this city and vicinity 6:2o D. L. today
This occupants of high buildings greatly alarmed and
run into the streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
THE BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE ROAD.

BOsTON, Nov. 1.-The Directors of the Bos
ton and Providence Railroad in their annual report to
the stockholders, give the receipts for 1892
81 $685. showing increase the previous year
Of Sl65526 AZ; but the increase Of expenses Of
SOP 7O2 SO makes decrease in the net earnings Of
S37,I76 o. The increase OF expenditures has been
chehy due mileage, higher taxation, renewals
repairs and some ad0ItlOns " tne property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
FOUR MEN Stabbed.

In drunken ARRAY that took place at
Bayard and Mottsts. last night John Conway was
stabbed IN the back Martin Haley, william Gallagher
and Michael Kof all residents Of the elghborhoOd were
stabbed Ia the legs and bodies AL were arrested and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08

27pieCes Rich Black Satin Rhadames q,
95 cts; soId this season at 81 SO.
1875 pieces Imperial CoIored Dress Sill.
at IS Cts; sold this season at 81 IS.
235 pieces Atwood Dress Goods. rew
cOlOrs, at so cts.; reduced from IS cts.
Black Cashmere, guaranteed all Wool Al
80 cts; reduced from go cts.
HOSIERY.
Ladies' Extra Qualify Cashmere Hose n
70 cts. per pair; worth 81.
Mems Heavy BaIhriggan HaIf-HOse. silk
clicked, at rs cts; worth 81 1-2 cts.
Ladies' Merino Vests and Pants, hand.
sOmely finished, at rs cts.
Mems Heavy Merino Shirts and Drawers
half Wool, at 81.
3-Button Real Kid Gloves at rs eta.
regular price 81 so.
48uttOn Real Kid Gloves, at 81; regular
price, 81 rs.
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HOME NEWS.
ppoNJNENT ARRIVALS.

Rreyoort House-Charlcs Francis ADAMS III ,.
-. Pn,n I'm ArenUe Hote-Poter psme pe ou
OF Boston; Ward Iiunt of Utica F. Carroll BrewS'e'
csg9i S1nbia and Rear Admiral stemhel, u D.
Silsev Corning 3sr1 f Alsapy Ho,ei
raIm McConihe. Of Troy. .Erereu House
i, Ps Dr Van Ness, of Philadelphia
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Meeting OF Catholic synod at Catledral.
Cooper insanity case before Sherin 6 jury,
State Senate Insurance Committees lnVeS"s''i'i
Animal meeting of Manhattan Raj way: .,uu.,,
Meihodist Missionary society at No. 500 BroadWay'
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NEwyoRK DAILY TRIBuNE WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 6. 1852

taken to the Elizabeth Street Station, where eaon ao
cused the other three OF stabbng him. They were al
sent 70 ST. Vinoens Hospital, where their wouhoS "eio
declared not serious.
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VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

. z -"
Your Bets.
If you want to make a present to lady
that will really delight her, get her to visit
our establishment and select one out of the
numerous Auction Bargains which we are
Offering. We have them.by the dozen, in
every one of our Eleven Buildings; and every
one is desirable.
We name few:
SILK PLUsHEs IN PLAIN CoLoRs AT NINETY.
EIGHT CENTS, WHICH Is ABOUT HALF THEIR
VALUE
C0LORED SILK PLUSHEs, THAT ARE REALLY
WORTH S. 90 A YARD AT ONLY ONE FIFTY
NINE.
LADIES FUR COLLARS OF REAL RUSSIAN
HARE PADDED AND LINED WITH SILK, AT
NINETY EIGHT CENTS. THEIR USUAL PRICE
Is 81 10.
FURLINED CIRCULARS, MADE OF THE FINEST
SATIN DE LYONS. AND LINED WITH GENUINE
HAMsTER FUR. WITH BOSTON COLLARS OF REAL
RUSSIAN HARE, AND EDGING OF THE SANE AT
TWENTY-THREE DOLLARS AND sIXTYEIGHT
CENTS.
BLACK RUSSIAN HARE FUR TRIMMING, THE
GENUINE ARTICLE. FIVE INCHES WIDE, AND
WORTH AT LEAST 81 49, AT ONE THIRTY
NINE.
GRAND COMBINATION LOT OF GLOVES
EMBRACING WINTER GLOVES OF ALL DEsCRIP-
TIoNs OF KID AND DOGSKIN, LINED WITH
FLEECE AND TRIMMED WITH FUR, IN LADIES',
GENTLEMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S STYLES AT
EIGHTY.NINE CENTS PER PAIR.
LADIES, KID GLOVES WITH FIVE FOSTER
HOOKS AT WRIST, IN ALL THE NEWEST SHADES,
AT sEyFNTY.FIVE CENTS. EVERYBODY ELSE
WANTS 81 20 FOR THEM
STILL A FEW MORE OF THOSE WONDERFUL
INGRAIN CARPETS AT NINETEEN CENTS. ONLY
INGRAM, BUT WHAT A BARGAIN
A SMALL LOT OF IMPORTED SUITS, NOT
ONE OF WHICH COST LESS THAN 800 TO LAND
BUT WHICH WE ARE SELLING AT THIRrYNiNE
SEVENTY. FIVE. THEY ARE REALLY BEAUTIFUL
CONNECTIONS, MADE UP OF THE BEST QU ALIIlES
OF SATIN RHADAME GRoS GRAIN SILK AND
SILK OTTOMAN AND PLUSH COMBINATIONS, WITH
RICH TRIMMINGS OF EMBOSSED VELVET, SPAN
ISL LACE SILK EMBROIDERY BRoCADE AND
MORE TABLIER FRONTS, sc.
NUsLINS, AT THREE CENTS, FOUR CENTS.
FIVE CENTS, SIX CENTsi AND EVEN GENUINE
FRUIT OF THE LOOM All SEVEN AND A HALE
CENTS
RAIN UMBRELLAS OF TWGLLED SILK, WITH
PARAGON FRAMES, AT ONENINETY FIVE.
J.PANNrD COAL HODS. HALE COVERED WITH
JAPANESE DECORATIONS, AT sEVENTY-NINE
CENTS.
MINIATURE FIRE SETS. FOR HARD COAL
FIRES AT SEYENTY-TiVO CENTS.
LARGE BLACK WALNUT CLOCKS, WARRANTED,
AT TWO FORTY EIGHT.
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L. B0UTILLIER BROTHERS,
As East lilhst. and Sl5 and Si7 Broadway.
HEAVY reductions have made this we.L
following sold below cost OF production:

Gents HemstitcheG HandkerChisfs, sold
only in quarter dozens, at rs cts. per quar-
ter-dOz. These are less than half value.
Ladies' Full sized Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs at SO cts. per quarter dozen. Less
than half their value.
UNDERGRADUATES
At 80 cts. and 81 cts.
Chemisss, Night Dresses and Skirts.
BLEACHED UTICA SHEETINGS,
50, 6-4, 3D., 90, 1914,
IS CTS, 18, rs, 271-2, 80.
REDUCED FROM
10 Cts, % ~, 80, 321-2, IS.
100 dOz. Large Huck Towels, size 26x
SO, at 10 cts. each; worth 80 cts.
Beached Table Damask, SO Cts; re-
duCed from 60 cts.
BUTTONS.
AIS gross French Metal and Fine carved
Pearl Buttons at
rs cts, 35 CTS. and so CTS. per dozen.
Less than half original prices.
65 pieces Black Fur Trimming at rs CTS.
and 81 rs; worth 81 and ST rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
,v,.rr,r ArMAyAC-To-DAY.

MINIATURE ALMANAo-ro-DAf. ~,
s,ss. eaa sets Moon rss 422l Moonsase days. -
HIGH WATER TODAY.
" u, uoor 6.ye. Gov Island, 625: Hell cate s; 5a
q Msandy Hook SOL GOV. Island e4o' ben oh'" o'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08

Hankinson Steam Carpet Cleaning Works, II
+ 27thst bet. Madison and 5th-ayes. W. H. HANKINsoS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08

CRUTCHEs.-Crandalls Patent Extension Safe
tv.Tp Crutch made by POmer0y Truss Company NO fo1
broadway, corner OF l0thst Clutches repaired
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AnnonncementA

ADMINISTER CARPETs.-30O pieces have been
puTcaed by us at about their value and placed sale
from 81 80 per yard 1900.
SHEPPARD KSAPP Co.. sxth-ave. and l3th-st.
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Ladies. if You would be forever redeemed
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You can always have hearty, robust health IL
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100000 worth Furniture Coverings and
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SINGING irritation, inflammation, all Kidne
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DEFECTS IN HOSPITALS.

sician and q nurse sent by the Pensacola boera
Health.
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HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
l44IfxingtOn.aye., between 18th and 3Othsts.
Hours to TO Z. Impotence, Sterlty Dteles Oh ths
jentO- Urinary aud nervous system specaRles
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It at Barton's head. The latter drew
q pistol and the firing commenced,
when Frank Conger left the room
hurriedly. -Four or five shots were
fired. A, M. Sotildo certainly fired
two, and Barton probably fred two
or three. A. Q. Sotildo must have
shot at least one. Shortly after the
firing commenced A. Q. Sotildo and
Barton rolled down the steps together.
A. NJ. SOtildo lay in the room above.
Barton went to hack, got in and was
driven home. A. G. Sotildo was ar
rested. Barton was shot in the neck
and above the nipple. Both, however,
we're flesh wounds and are not dan
gerous. A. G. Sotildo was not touched
by ball. His brother, A. M.Sotildo, was
found on the floor perfectly helpless;
one of Barton's shots had taken effect
in the vertebra of the neck. He was
unable to be moved. Physicians were
summoned, but paralysis of all the
members set in, and he is now perfect
ly helpless and without any hope OF
recovery. Neither A. NJ. Sotildo nor
Barton possessed the best character in
the world, but the former was by far
the better man, and bore the cleanest
record. Frank Conger was nearly
scared to death.