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HER BIBLE AND HER SAYINGS BURNED.

Sounds Indicative of domestic fight pro-
eeeoel from room the second floor Of tho tenement
NO Isl Muloerry-st at dusk yesterday. Then smoke
was se9h coming from the windows OF the room. A
policeman sent out fire alarm and a. the engines
fushed 10 the spot an immense crowd gathered around
The hrenen found Mrs Barry the occupant OF the rOom
rolling on the floor in Mysteries while John Barry, her
protheF'inla", 10 drunken frenzy, kicking the
: OF burning Bible about the ROOM Mrs. Barry
aIu tust ne nsa Dealen her and set fire Bible,
Meh eOnsaaeo not alone her religious consolation bat
81 VI lsE Treasures as we'll Between tue leaves,
s salJ she 1ad placed her savings S4OO in money and
% ~ ner ua1suIef hsir When the fire put out
me police TOOK Barry 70 tho Mulberry Street station and
locked hin up on a Charge OF assault
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ninth. This was ten.mle handicap, for 800 gold
watch as rst prize $50 silver cup second, S25 bicycle
aundries third Hamilton was started first and made
little more than circuit OF the hame track before
tne second man, Palmer, started and close after
No trouble til on a lap in the eighth mile a small
boy attempted 10 cross the track and struck by Fisk
VINO was going ut his best and who received Dad fall
The J1dges gave first place to T. p Burnham, of New
ton, Mass and bis time at 31!32l2 L. b. Hamilton,
OF j. F. Ives for third place, and the time at 1880
shout went up from the crowd that Ives rode only 99
miles, and that the pucky Fisk won third SO great was
the camor that third place finally awarded to Flax
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.
Tho first mnrtgngc hnndhollers of the Toledo,


Dcpuus and Burlington Railroad itnc main line Of the
Toledo Cincinnati ami 81. Lpu-l at meeting yesterday
adopted The report Of toe committee. rorDum nlugUe
beginning uf foreclosure proceed rs the only means
Of protecting the interests OF tue uOudHuiders
The lease OF "a. staten Island Railway to the staten
Island Rapid Transit Company rar dcd at meeting
of tue stockholders o. the railway company on Tuesday
by yota Of 9432 10 7Ii share, large part Of tie
small opposition said 10 have been against the terms
of the ease and agliu,tu- i'sol' Tho lease Is
FOR uiuaty-uuo years dul under 10 tic Rapid Transit
Company EGarant the payment OF tue fixed charges
ana annual dividends OF - "a SHARE.
BOSTON, Oct 1O-A Concord dispatch says: Josiah
Mluo q retired banker aud railroad mau, VI this city,
Inns been agecd upon by John II, Pearson aud the Di
rrciors the Concord Railroad trustee OF that road
sr. LOUIS oct; lO.-Clptan q. W. Rogers, yico.pres
dent aud manager OF the g. LOui. and Sau Francisco
Railroad Announces that arGtu- rmgns have been COM
prted 10 uurn the Atlantic and Pacific road from ADu-
ausruuc 20 the Colorado River on Oct. 81.
PHILADELPHIA. OCT lO.-Ihe Pennsylvania Railroad
gas dcny tue statement made iu Harrisburg paper
this morning that tho company had purchased Tor slO
100000 YauderDrs Harrisburg and Western Railroad
charter I'm order 10 defeat contamination ~ the Phil
adel Pima and Reading COmpanys proposed trunk line TO
the West.
NEw.CAvAAN, Conn, oct l)-TAe stamford aud New.
Canaan Railroad to-day passed into the hands OF the
New YORK Ncw.HHyen aud Hartford Railroad Company
ny plIgulsg.
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A NEW NORTHERN PACIFIC BRIDGE.
lBY TELEGRAPH To The TRIBUNE!

ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. 1O.-The Northern
Pacific Railroad has finally decided TO build the long
taedOf bridge the st. Louis River between Rices
Point Duluth, and Conners's Point, Superior, this VIM
The bridge Is TO about S2750 900; aud II the
czons OF Duluth andSuperOr want wagon road across
river they have in connection with the rail-
road bridge by subscribing liberal sum toward the
structure, The bridge will be bu by the Northern Pa
chc Company but the Omaha road Is said to have
cured the rgnJ OF running trains into Duluth over IT,
This Is taken TO indicate Northern Pacific VIII
look to winter outlet Saut ste Marie another
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DEPARTURE or CATHOLIC PRELATE&

There was large gathering Of ecclesiastlcs
OF the Roman Catholic church board the stca nsIip
Gaa OF the Cuuard Line yesterday morning TO witness
the departure Of ArchDshops and Bishops for Rome
IN obedience TO the mandate OF the Pope Those VINO
satied were Archbishop FeehaD, OF Chicago; Bishop
Cbatard OF Indianapolis Archbishop Gibbons OF Bar
tiuioTe; Bishop Cleary, OF Kingston, Cauadai Arch
hisn Trigan the Rev Edward Fitzgerald and the Rev.
Or ID J. O'COnneil The ArcnbsuOps held an Informal
reception the matu saloon winch had been decorated
among those present
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MARRIED.

NURPWY-LEVERID Tuesday evening, october
AZ ms rcsl!ouce Of the brides f1her by The Rev r. D.
Murphy ia her OF tue groom Il. Ougas Murphy IT,, ana
Mary, daughter OfJ. W. q LeyerldgG
NAGLr-NEWNAN YIN BrooRyn. y. Y, on Wednesday,
0clobgr 10 1888 at the residence Of the brides her
by tho Rev John w. Chadwick, Augustus T. Mage, OF
Chicago Mary BeeCker daughter OF Mary h. and tho
llrrt lemrut ID. newman.
PHILLIPs-VAN DUSEN-On october 10 a. the Madison
Avenue Btptist Church, by the Rev q. DeN BHdgmau.
u ID Edward s. Philips and Nellie LOchmAn daughter OF
Mir samuel B Van Duson, all OF this city.
UTT.ON-DEI,ANO-On tuesday. October 8, 1888 at the
eenga OF tue brides mother by the Rev. r. =. NlurTA
ID D. ucury e.. Wilson, OF st. Loui5. Mo- aud MaIgdfeta
J. DeauO gltrU Of the a:e W. Durham, OF BrOOAyu
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THE DAY or ATONEMENT.

The Jewish Day of AtOnement began at sun
down yesterday aud will last until sundown today IT
ia day of expaon for national sins. and though the
ausertes Of its observance have been modified great
deal among the reformed Jews, inc orthodox st keep
II with humiliation OF spirit and Of BODY. Services
were begun night IN the temples and yha20gues
and they Will be continued throughout tho Gay. ACTS OF
penteLoe will performed reparatOn Tor wrongs done
viii be made aud food Will be aUstalned from during tue
tWeuiy four hours.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
PURCHASE BY THE CANADIAN PACIFIC.
THE MANITOBA SOUTHWESTERN ROAD TO BE COM
PLETED WITHOUT DELAY.
II4E I'D WIIIiVOI UIIA1h t.
lBY TELEGRAPH rO THE TRIBUNE.I

lBT TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRGBUNE.l
WINNIPEG, Oct. 10.-The Manitoba SOuthN
western Railroad has been transferred to the Canadian
Pacific. The 500 shares stock held by tho old direct
were purchased 20 per cent aud the directors
resigned. Donald A. Smith. Of the Canadian Pacific,
was elected President OF the company, and j. NJ.
Egan, also Of the Canadian Pacific, superintendent.
Mcssrs. VanhOrne, Angus and j. j. H. McTayish, Of the
Canadian Pacific are the directors. The road must
he built under the terms Of charter The construcs
ton viii be begun at and will b. carried with
the utmost yigor. An effort will be made to construct
one hundred miles this fall, and the remainder will be
built early next Mr. Burpee OF the Canadian
Pacific has started for Southern Manitoba to begin the
work
The line is located its destination In the Sours coal
fields The road will longer be rival of the Canadian
Pacific, bur, when constructed will be an important
feeder. The land grant IL 600 per mile, ana the
total length OF the road Will be 3l2 miles The Canadian
Pacific acquires the LOUIS bridge over the Red River Oy
the purchase.
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Hall, Newark, yesterday. Over 100 delegates
were present The Rev. s. Parsons, OF Summit was
elected presidept series OF resolutions declaring the
necessity OF taking independent action IN politics pro-
voked much difference Of opinion and sharp discussion
In which strong language was USED flhaIE Coui NJ
tee OF one delegate from each Congressional District WIS
er1Uowercd to make a nomination iof Governor lhey
cbose The Rev a Parsons OF summit, and he received
unanimOus vote Mr. Parsons accepted the nom natl.n,
and made spirited address, saying he would stump the
state until election day.
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4 RECEPTION TO MoNsIGNOR CAPEL.

A reception was rendered MOnsignor Capei
last evening by the Xavier Alumni sOday IN the rooms
of the Xavier Union, No 20 West Twcnty'seven'h-st'
Among those present the Rev. r. +, DealeS >
CbletJustice George Shea. Judge Charles DoIOAue
judge j. f. Day. and cxJudge J. d. Quinn. On the
arrival of MOnsghOr Capc an address OF welcome was
delivered BY j. G.. Eyer, president OF the SOdahy, TO
which MOnsignOr Cape pended Hsleave OF absence
he said uad been extended by the Pope Tor Ok months
N. l
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NEW TRUSTEES FOR 4 CHURCH.

Considerable interest is taken in the Brook
lyn Tabernacle over election Of two trustees 10 sue
coed Nelson Hamlin and Alex Inder Mclean, who have
resigned although their terms Of office will not expire
Tor two years The election will take place on OCTOBER
g. there are three other trustees 20 be chosen at
She same tme place Of Dr. II. A. Tucker, j. b. Brown
ana !. X Wimarth, whose terms expire. Only one OF
lhese DIT Tucker, is renOmnatei. Itls expected thHI
the places Of the others viii be filed by new men.
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THE COUNTY JUDGESHIP or WEST
CHESTER.

In the Republican as well as Democratic
circles NJ Rye Mamaroneck and Harrison IL Is asserted
tnat T. B. Cowes can carry enough votes between Pei
ham and Byram River elect him as county Judge.
Mr. Cowles ia a stanch publican. son OF the late
Tndge Coyes and ns nomination by the convention AZ
~ III plans on Saturday II expected.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. Oct Ill a. During the hay
and clear weather OF yesterday the movement In the
barometer downward. The temperature ranged
between 53s and 74'. the average, ,8li2' being Is
higher than the corresponding day last year aud
ZJ3' higher than Tuesday
Clear fair weather. with slight changes In cJnpcra-
ture may BE- expected to-day In this city and vicinity.
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NINE. HAUK UNABLE TO SING.

Mime. Minnie Hauk, assisted by COnstantin
sternberg tue pianist other artists to give
operate concert at the opera House In Paterson las
evening aud large number OF seats were sold dis
nsteh received Yesterday, however, sad that Nine.
Hank mad caught a severe cold at orange aud would
moi be able to sing two three Gays. The concert
WAS accordingly POSTPONED
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nor GOHERNOR Of NEW-JERSEY

The Convention of New-Jersey Prohibition
t,s tonom,nate candidate Governor 10 tue place
q, DR. Isaac NJ Qulmby OF Jersey City, who declined the
nomination made last June, was held al ASSOCIATION
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THE HERALD NEWS.ST4NDS.

At a meeting os the Aldermen yesterday the
resolution giving George +. williams permission TO
erect stands FOR OF The Herald wtun nfty feet
o. the elevated railroad stations recalled from the
Mayor. IL then rcconsIdeTgd and tie matter
referred TO the Committee on Streets.
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hartley CAMPBELL SUED.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1O.-JOsie Bachelor, an actress,
who claims that Barley Campbell has owed her 5000
for salary since 1877. to-day filed a creditors bill
against him to ascertain whether ne has interest in
The pay of the "Wite slave" written by him and now
performing IN this city.
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DYING FROM A FRACTURED SKULL

Fa'rlck Kennedy, age thirty, laborer living
NO DOL hck'st Brooklyn, was taken to tue Guam
bers Street Hospital yesterday morn,ng snnar, from
fracture Of the base Of the skull sustained r. a. sd
iAn9E through the elevator shaft OF The Indine No
~ Brosd-st Hs died Last night VI '"e puiolHs NO
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
80

hr diagram variations IN h t,nrsl
b merH ID Ing those hou ThcB'Seu oloed irr rcnt
lEs AtcAtgd the thJartsf o. Had
NGtb Pharmacy. fIs BfoAdHG
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THE DE1TH WITCH ~ MURDERERS RON

Warden Finn said to n TRIBUNE reporter
who made inquiries yesterday about Edward Hovey the
condemned murderer Gle ia detected but he eats three
hearty meals ddy. aud Is evidently suUthed and pleased
by TIE constant cOmpunionshp Of bis wife" The death
watch was maintained steadily
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RACING At LEXINGTON.

LEXINGTON, Oct l0.-Ihe second days races
Of the Kentucky TrottIng Horse Breedcrs Association
meeting to day was well attended Day Dream won the
first race linda hose the second, and Lucy MOnahan
the third, each IN three Straight heats
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11oIitltaI Eollces.

XXIsI Assembly District Republican Association.-A
special meeting nominate candidates Tor delegates % tho
Republican COnyentiJns viii be held az Hcadquar
teTs, J9tlst., Thursday, October H. ats
o'clock .. All residents OF tho Drict who voted tho
Republican electoral ticket al the ast Presidential election
are IN ylted. JACOB HESS, PRESIDENT
T. ". BLooSnNGDALR. Secretary.
Xlth Assembly District Republican Association meets
No. lO7 West 34ths october II, 1883 at ,. N.
Z. A. PEABODY. il, President
] W. HAwEs. Secretary.
XIth Assembly District Republican Association
Primary election Tor de egates 70 Eliminating Conventions
at No lO7 West 34lh.st, october H. 1888. 10 10
G. A. PEABODY, JR, President.
}. W. HAYES. Secretary.
XVIII Assembly District Republican Association
Primary for the econ Of delegates 70 the several
conventions q be held AZ headquarters 49s Ihr3ve on
FRIDAY evening october II. Al Republicans who at the
Presidential election voted the Republican Electoral
ticket are Polls Om to 70 o'clock.
BERNARD BIGLIN, President.
JAMES N. TURNER, Secretary.
With Assembly District Republican AssociatOn-Pri;
Election del 10 the various conventions VIII
held FRIDAY evening october r. 1883 AZ Headquartes,
No l23 West hOus tUn-sL Polls open tram % ~ {. M
JOHN H. BRADY, President
FRANK ROsR, Secretary.
Nth Assembly District Republican Associaiisn-pri:
tho election OF ucegles 10 the dlnelenb
will be held Al Bles,ker BuidiuSt on trly
Al Republicans residing the district who voted for the
Garfield ana Arthur Electors are lnyltea. 80. ,-,,.
JOHN W. JACOBS, President.
GRO. W LUCKILY, Secretary.
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A choice assortment Of PAINTINGS on CHINA.
80 PLAQUES. Sc. from Paris Dresden, Vienna,
Alutou, SC, at moderate prices
HERMAN frost & CO.,
Nos. co. % and 81 Muray-s.
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Colgate & 60 = Cashmere Bouquet roilet Sorp.-Th1
,trJu gtlOt ~ p5u NJ tfs "a p5cl
Itl tllultiuuB vi cas- lux tlJlS truatt
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A smart young man picked up a Hover IN
the buil-rodIn "A or all the girls nad kOne and sang
pathetcaily "'Iis the last OF some ner"-lsyrS-
cuse Courier
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STEAMSHIP ARRIyAL-The steamship Pomona, from
Jamaica, arrived at a late hour last night
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The gu,criorty OF BuEvErrs FLAyo EXTRACTS con-
slsis IN u.e.U perfect purity aud strength
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Amend the Great Sale Of

FUR AND SILK LIN ED CIRCULARS. PALEToTs
AND D0LMANs
NOW SELLING AT RETAIL AT
LOWEST CASH
WHOLESALE PRICES.
ELEGANTLY FINISHED NEWEST STRIPES.
c. c. sHAYNE. MANUFACTURER, lO3 PRIECE.sI
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Re,nbIican Primary EIect'ons.

The Republican Electors I'm the several Assembly Dis
cd q net al the places hereinafter nlned
on Fuudv evening october p lSSB, at O'Clock for tho
purpose ecctag ds.eass 70 tho following named con-
yenUOus. -, -, -
County convention 10 be held gt Republican Hall No 50
West :}3dst MONDAY evening OCTOBER ID. 1883 at
oglock Delegates be appOrtiOlel follows:
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very large private cOlec ion OF Antique and Modern
Furniture Brica Brac Bedroom sets IN Ash and WALNUT
Bureaus secretaries Bookcases, Cabinets Ebony and Clio
Bedsteads Dinner set I'm japanese Porcelain Oriental Kuss
Carr eLs DC, &c. removed Tor convenience Of sac.
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Gperlal Notices..

practical and thorough test OF the WILCOX q 0bba
AUTOMATIC sewing Machine win convince you that hAs
equal NoseleS nghtest running and always ready.
$50 Broadway,
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DIED.

REMMERTZ- wednesday, october TO- is3a ChrlstianA
Remmertz In the 60th year OF her age
Mother OF Franz Remmertz.
ZINN-On Tuesday October st Frankforton.th Main,
Germany, Charles Zinn. IN the year Of his aga
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Also a choice collection of Oriental Rugs

Now exhibition At the Lesvt Art Galleries 3l7 Broad
way. 10 be sold by auction Salurday morning at 1880
o'clock
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IfYOur sewing Machine Runs Hard. s out Of order.
Il will 60 investigate the Wilcox & Gibbs ITO
MATIC and learn how easily and beautifully It Will 60
Won
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senatorial Conventions be held Monday evening,
October 1883 o'clock at the following named pacesi
FINN ID 3 rict a. 1 IS PsiH-sL
District at 29l East 4tl-st
District az COlvOrda Han, y Avenue A.
Eighth District at Blocker Building Becck II aud
Morton SIS .,.., =. .,-,,
Niufh senate District Rose Hll Hail. No f2l 2dayc.
Tenth Senate District al Norton Han No East J3nst
Eleventh senate District at TdIn Han No. o4i NsSs
47thsr ,.,.-
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Artistic nIemorinir.

TheyEW. ENGLAND GRANITE WORKS Hartford. Coll
Quarries and Workshops Westerly T. l.
Fine mOnumentaand building work Ante. DravlagI
andestimaes furnished without )harge Cores
ncited. N. Y Onloe, l,32l ID waH O. w. CANFfELD ACT
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Henry c. Merry. Ancuoneer,

ANTIQUE AND MODERN FURNITURE, BRIC.A.
BRAC, &c, &c
Now exhibition at Clinton Han. AsOrpace, to be sold
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CURTAINS, OF THE FINEST QUALITY AND VERY
ARTISTIC DESIGNS.
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Post NaIcn Nnfice

lockwood, No. II Unionsquare the first to Introduce
Process in this country Just received
from Europe the latest and important !npro vemens.
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1MPonTANT sALE OF sWIss LACE CURrAINs.
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Isl District No 2S Vlricg.st.
I'd District, No 466 Iear..St.
District science Han, No Il Sthst
Attn District No 2UI East BrOldway
9th District, No l23 West HOuston-st
District No 81 CuntOn-sJ
District No So ChutOn-place.
Sth District, 63 LudOw-sL
gh District Blocker buildings. Blocker ana Morton SIS.
10Th Dl,trcC COncOrla Han No % Avenue -.
llth District. No lU7 West 34th-sL
Distinct, No Sgl East 18th St
18Th District, y 252 Sth ave.
l4th District iyans Hall. ls-aye aud llth.sL
18Th District No i12 Sth ave.
lgth Dstrlct Rose Hill Hall No 427 2d.ave.
l7th District Turn Hail 47h-sj., near 5thays
18th District NO 4J5 3d-aye 49,, - -.
10Th boulevard.
A 22l Ward, West 67th az, and Boulevard.
District Breyoort Hall No 1874 East 5it1.st.
2lst Distuct, Morton Ba, No East b9th-sL
2gd District No 2O2 East 1lth-st -,
2Jd District Days Hall lSUthst, between Sd and Lex
ingtOn ayea ,,,,, a.. ,y.u ,so,hs, and
2Ath DISTRICT 2ith Ward. l77thst, between 4th ana
Washington ayes. , -. ,,,,.s
All Republicans who at the last Presidential eecoh fV'sN
the Republican electoral icSet arc entitled 10 vote o.ton
The supervisors appointed to act Al the previous eo
will continue 10 act . .- -, A. Central
Credentials bO forwarded 10 the Secretary OF 'ho Nen
Committee Immediately after the primaries
Nv tho Central Committee.
soLoN B. SMITH. lsaeretaIiea
SAMUEL q. BURNS.
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Foreign mails for the ending Uct1be. IS will olDD
at this office Follows
sDAY-At $50 m. for Europe per S. City Of Rich.
mOnd via Queenstown letters Tor Germany and France
be directed per city Of KichmOnd" at ll3O a
for europe So. SueVia via Plymouth Cherbourg and
Hamburg; at 1880 pm. for Cuba and MeGlcO pee 81.
CITY OF Washington, via Havana
FRIDAY-At D. Tor POrtO direct. per IS. Avila
SATURDAY-At Il3O a IN. for Germany, etc, per S.
Haysburg, via southampton and Bremen ucttels tor
Britain and other European countries Do dt-
TeCted "per HaUsJurg") At 1870 fJr Europe. per
s. GeIntnic, via Queenstown (etters for Germany.
&c. must be directed per GermanlC"G at II tor
France direct per IS. NOrmande via Hayre; &C
for scotland direct per AnchOTta via GLASGOW at
p. m. Belgium direct ~ Belgenand, via Ant.
werp at 1880 for CUBA and West Indies, per IS.
Niagara, via Havana
Mails Tor Austrahs, New.Zealand, sandwich and FIT
Islands per ZeAandl. Francisco. close hero
October - Al Mails for China and Japan, -.
Rode Janeiro VIA Francisco close here OcUbos III
at p M
Thescheduls OF closing u trlnsP lc1c nails g arra1g3l
the presumption Of their uninterrupted overland trIs
Francisco Malls IRON tue East arriving Of rd8 V
ban Francisco the lay VI sailing OF seln:rsara us1lGlsl
thence the same DAY
Post once, New.IOrN, y. T., october .. Is 3.
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Assembly DisrCt tOuFenuJnS 10 nom 10 o. Ot
OF Assembly aud Alderman 70 b. he'd on ~ Is.
DAY EVEN 81 October -. 1888. a. uylJcN, at the
lea quarters respective district associations and 10
delegates there may he election DIS
uct- in Assembly .Ct excepting that In tne lAth
Assembly District II shl be held AZ Wet 0!thsL anu
aud DO sttued as folio rs; Twelfth ward,
DELEGATES: Twenty second ward Il decsaJes and IN tho
XXINth Assembly District II shah be ned &C kirschons
Hall and l5Dth St, aud constituted as fOl oEs
TWeutythirl ward IS de.egl.ts Twenty.tOurth ward
delegates kingspritge dele gate.
primary elections hall be held az the oloWins namei