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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11
OBITUARY.
PROFESSOR II. NJ. MONsANTO.

PROFESSOR II. VI. M0NSANTO.
professor II. NJ. Monsanto, formerly professor
Of modern languages in the Naval Academy at Annapolis
died at his house. No 24s West FIftythrdst, on Friday
in the fy-second year of his age He born at st.
Thomas West indies, May Is, 1881, and his father
who was wealthy planter sent him TO Heidelberg Unit
versy where he took high rank student in the Ian
guages Boon after he had returned home his father lost
bis fortune and became bankrupt Tho son, at the ago OF
thirty came to NewYOrk and for several years edited
The Courier des Flats Unts He then received an appoint
ment as professor Of modern languages at Annapolis,
when ne accepted. OF late he filed similar position in
Packards Business College in this city. Professor Mon
santo was treasurer OF the French society La Sale
dAse dc was the author fseveral French and Spanish
gramnars which were held In high esteem among stu
dents In those languages He leaves wife and four
children The funeral will be held ct his late home to-day
at p IN. The burial viii be at Calvary Cemetery.
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CHARGED WITH EMBEzzLEMEYr

George A. Davis, of No. 43 East Tenth-st
who has for eleven years confidential agent in
canvassing department of the publishing house OF ID
Appleton Co., was arralgned in the Jefferson Market
Police Court Friday charged with en-.
bezzlemont Detective Heidelberg who made the arrest
said that Davis suspected Of being 100000 short IN
his accounts and that recently while IN avist TO Chicago
an expert accountant employed TO examine his books
end the discovery was made that Davis had been robn
fe hrm Tor several Mr. Davis told tho
seAs nc had taken funds to the amount $4,000 and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11
OBITUARY NOTES.

LONDON, Nov 10.-Oscar Begos, the we'll
known painter, Is dead.
HALIFAX. Nov 1O-Andrcw Lowl, ngo eighty, one Of
the richest I'm Yarmouth died last night He w33
formerly large shipOwncr
SELMA Ala, NOV. l0-A dispatch TO The Times says
The Rev. DR. +. T. wnklcr died at his home in Marion
this afternoon. He for long time identified with
the Baptist press, having been assistant editor OF III
Christian Inter In 1Sij editor OF The southern Baptist
at Charleston In 1852 aud the frat editor OF The Alabama
Blptist, which founded I'm 1874.
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COyGRATULATIONS To SIR MOSES MONTE
FIORE

In accordance with resolution passed by
the General Committee of the District Grand Lodge No.
l. Independent order Free Sons OF Israel at a meeting
held on Thursday evening. Grand Master George Har-
burger has forwarded letter to Sir Moses Montcoro
the old man benehcent" of England letter congrat-
atng him upon the attainment OF his ninetynnth birth
day The letter after oongratuatng Sir Moses
tho prominent OF the many benefits he has rendered
the Hebrew In all parts OF the world and closes with
prayer that he may be permitted 10 continue his work
OF bone Violence for many years 70 come.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11
THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for n, past irr.niy-rou hours

Synopsis for me- past tc-1'y-four hours
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1O.-Fair weather con-
tnucs n the South Atlantic States and Northwest Cen
orally cloudy weather and local rains reported from
all other districts cast Of the Mississippi and in the
Southwest The temperature has risen slightly in dis
trcts on the Atlantic Coast and In the Gulf States with
winds mostly from south 10 west Colder and variable
y ind, are r. ported from the Lake region. the Mississippi
Ohio aud Lower Missouri Valleys. but tho temperature
has risen at Rocky Mountain stations.
Indications Tor to-ddH
For New England light rains and partly cloudy wea-
thcr winds generally from south 81 west nearly station
ary tempcmturc, stationary or lower barometer
For the Middle Atlantic states. light ruins, followed ~
clearing weather, southwest 10 northwest winds, str
tnnary or n slight fall I'm temperature In southern poF
tOns, stationary higher barometer.
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II, II. PTLTZ

II. T. Pultz, lawyer, living at No. 105 Cam
brdgcplace, Brooklyn, died suddenly Of npoplexy
Friday evening He born in POughkeepsie and after
studying law for several years he TO this city and
opened an office For than twenty years he has
pTucticed AT the bar I'm this city. He leaves wife and
daughter. The funeral will take place Mt p. today
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LAUNCH At ROAOH'S YARD.

CHESTER, Penn, Nov. 10.-The AmazOnia,
an iron twin steamer for the Brazilian trade
launched at Roachs ship yard to-day She Is 2O6 feet 10
length 80 feet BEAM BE feet depth Of hold and Of $50
fnn
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OFFICIAL FIG URrs from PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.-Ohical returns
from a tho counties 10 the State except Sullivan. which
q estimated give Niles UlepJ, 1920 plurality for
audItor and Ilyscy NcpJ. 1886 plurality for
Treasurer In this county Mics had 2OG67 plurality and
Liysey 81 ,09i
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MORE VICTIMS OF A WIND STORM.

BUFFALO, Nov. 10.-Andrew Shiniskie and
John Krons both employed on the building owned by
Jacob Dold which fell yesterday, died in the night The
other wounded persons 1t Is beloved In fair way to
recover,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11

The Autumn Fashions--Replete With richness and re-
fined taste the dresses and goods view at Nine Soueb
parors, No. 296 5th-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11

The Elegant sealskin Garments manufactured BY O. O.
SHAME los Prncest have the firm them thereby
carrying the guarantee OF reliability
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE CONCERT.

MIR. Abbey has planned series OF Sunday
evening concerts similar in character to those winch MI
Mapeson has been in the habit of giving in the Academy
NJ usc The first Of these concerts will take place this
evening in the opera house-when all the instrument
tai forces will employed under the direction OF Sig
yianesi and the following srtists will appear Mines
Trebel Scalchi, Mile Lablachs, NJ CapOu
Stagno and Cavazza, player The programme
is an Interesting The stockholders OF tnc Opera
House Company not claim any rgD TO the USE OF their
boxes al these concerts boxes In ali parts OF the
house are therefore be had by persons wishing thon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11

,..,o ma nearo peYore you had had time 70
ser bis own rg It hard and rather se M.
that does not seem certain knowledge.tThe London
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: seemingly false entry in his

that he could explain every seemingly raise enr' Ill '
books. -. ..,d shot 4. was inpossible 70 esti-
mate the amount stolen until the books had been ~ at
ne1 nOI no1es 10 be at the bottom of the case py ~
wOk shU Mr. Davis about fifty years Of age ana NC LAS
a wife and children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11

CocOnnes Appropriation remarkable and unequalled for
tho eradication Of dandruf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11

touching by hs benign and beautiful presence Let US
think Of him a. our own dear father.
This good man who could grandy DO
As he could greatly dare,
A veBture very glorious
lie shall forever
OF noble deeds-Dod give
That we my see him face TO face,
In the great day that comes apaco.
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MARRIED.

BARNEs-sMIITgaJ-In Rochester NJ " Wednes.dtay'
Mr. Robert Mathews by the Rev. W. O. Stt OF Ptermon
on-the Hudson assisted by the Rev. James b. shaw, D. d.
OF Rochester Mr. Alfred s. Barnes, OF Brooklyn, and Mrs.
Mary Mathews Smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11

TRIBUNE OFFICE Nov. Ill a. m.-Thc changes In
the barometer yesterday slight. Cloudy weather
prevailed, with % OF an inch OF rain Tho temperature
need between boo and bDe, the average 53s' being
go higher than on the corresponding day last year and
gasS lower than on Friday.
Partly cloudy fair weather. win lower teWpera'co'
NAV be expected to-day I'm this city ana Vcimy'
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Muir doc X -
LIQUID FOOD.

LIQUID FOOD Is ADAPTED FOR ALL AGES FROM
INFANCY TO OLD ACE.
Astt will oure disease and preserve health. .
A. II ia condensed many fold and free OF nsouaOle matter
q can be retained by stomach when 80 weak as to refuse
water. go. .,on all rranor,tio,s or food
known, III, -.uouo .bo from
~ El relieve exhaustion or hunger few minutes
Rabies led with thrive equal to those nOurshod oy inc
Mothers that take nourish their babies as well as them
selves. ,,..,., ,,,u
uoUsEHOLD NECESsITIES--"Mu rdock's Liquid Food,
NAV he specially mentioned This extract has attained hgn
in America and from knowledge OF It's use IN the
sng diseases especially Of children We are prepared 20
that n has hardly an equal respect OF its SPEEDY sesoh
and Atrength general debility this FOOD Is or hgh
and those who Of wasting diseases under hs
ahOud awe this Food trial. .,,..,,.
sold by all druggss at 80 cents ana 81 per Oot'o'
HEGEMAN 4 co, Druggists
General Agents, Broadway, corner shat, Now.York.
Geo, A. Leavitt g. Co.. Auotioneers
cuoYrr ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS, ANTIQUE
AND MODERN.
Now on exhibition Clinton Hail. Astorpaoe 10 pc sou
by auction Monday and Tuesday afternoons at ESQ O'CLOCK
UNsuRPAssED IN COLOR, ARTISTIC DESIGN AND
QUALITY.
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i1oIitlcat No,lres.
TO the Republican Voters Of
1tTE CrspV or NFW.YORK.


To the Republican Voters Of
THE CITY OF NEW.YORK.
The Committee OF Eighteen by order OF the Republican
state Convention and OF the Republican Cent Con-
new enrolment of the voters Republican party woud
that the enrolment
T8esday November ~ 10 O'clock and at the
following named place.;
"a District, 4G9 Pearst
I'd District 2Ii lthsve. (54 Union sluarc)
4th District, 201 East Broadway.
9th District, II Yarick-place
Tin District, 56 Clnton-pace
9Th District, 63 Lud0w-st.
9th District, 81 GrOYe-st. - 80.
18th District, lO7 West Sith.st
18Th District POI East 4th-St.
18th District 1879 Frstayo.
10Th District 472 Eghth.sye.
18TH District, Rose Hill Hail. AIT Sec0nd-9yo.
i7th District, Turn Hen, 47th-stp near othave
iSth District, West 81 hist and Boulcharl.
2Oih District, 203 East whist. 800
2lst District, Morton Hal, East 59th-st.
22d District, 902 East 77th-st. .-,
23d District Days Han 130thst, between Lexington and
' 2sd Ward. Kirsohon's Hail. l5Oth.st and 9dave.
oath Ward l77th-st between Washington an" hhiroaa
been framed for preserving the rights OF voters
and governing challenges that no person can De Dc
from enrolment without the Sht OF aRpe 70 s
Committee reasonable effort has been made Dy u.s.
secure faithful and honorable as enrolling officers ON
sae % he members q party
have been for s Ss part was W at
tenton to person vote at the
the party during the coming year nhess us ION
OF tho rolls completed and they are 70 be open AZ az
convenient hours TO the inspection OF any
We sha ONLY feel compensated for the considerable am0u
Of tune ana labor that We have given this subject md
ing that the plan OF enrolment RESULTS IN bs nsmo
est opportunity to every Republican vooT 10 place ~" ~
/ upon these now rolls.
BY order OF the COMMITTEE nm ,,,rcuEtI Chairman.
! soIos b. SMITH sAarstary
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DIED.

Al notices of marriages must be iadorsed ieih fan
name and address
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TRopIC.FRuIT LAXATIyE

Isos nalatablo as the incest fruit and more
certain IN its action than the nnuscou5 catharics winch
mIkc martyrs OF ladies and children Everybody kes H.
sold every where at 20 and 90 cents per ooN'
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5pen1! Notices.
A Highly Important Art Sales
oET STs s., CO :, A A. s19 sg6 nw,v
on Monday Tuesday opd wednesday afternoons next at 23O
AT ABovIf' GRf.1ERGEs.
now on EXHIBuIoN.
and Highly Interesting Collection Of
JAP1AAEHIH$SE Az Z, nj TISkElffA \ a RES.
Magnificent Dama Swords, wonderful specimens OF Japan
csc M In metal and ornamental WORK Large collection Of re-
m1rEajy rare and exceedingly fne Pouches ekquisitoy
specimens Carved Ivory and Wood superb high quality
ha a& All wcE IN sGh Tiu 8o and SILVER Large 9dSS
HG nj nraad Rare CABINET specimens etc. ~
ELEGAvr cHifSIsE AND JAPANEsE sTUFFs
Mlgnnccniy Embroidered Mandarin and Daimo Robes,
MR. E Eok kSiIIE R 5&F12.
The above sale viii be under the Of the American
MI THOMAS E. KIRBY win by special request, conduct
Rupture Rndcay Cured BY Dr. M1 az tr02,mgn;
experience. Ouiy o2ic1. : Nesty.st., AsLor House
A DUTCH BULBS - PHoS HOLLAND,
HYAcrxrus ruLi f%9''; Sj.A1fRcIssUs cRocUs. &c.
YOUNG e E E iIS 3SS s.A,1G3EessaQoMs
- No. IS Cortlgnl-sts New;4oTTSS. o,,,ocr
ON TUt wTEGii S2i EEIi5Tf % 1asoaoeT. o
Special pairs TqTGomaR Gqri2R, at '3s % per
6th-aye and 18Th
Artistic Memorials.
Tho NEw.FNGLAND GRANITE WORKS Hartford, Coan
Quarric, and workshops Westerly. r. nr,r,,,,
Fine monumental aud building work in Grins; pmwnSt
ana rsmaie. furnished without charge CoTssP9nience 81
lcited y. y Omoe, l3!l B'way. {. W. CAN LID Ag-
A Daniel A. Mathews, Auctioueor
NOW on EXHIBITION FREE
nav and Evening until time Of sale AZ
40 a ctGILffHAG cT 6?Po OF
,r n. s,,,fS5gToKls5 TJTIA AII,san sculptor
MIR c. d. IVES
THURSDAY E H,ENT g., H9 9y ID
Best Quality London Dressed Alaska sealsn Sacques'
perfect ng 80 inches LONG $3.50 80 long >I'o ~ IouB
These elegant sarnienis very best that can be pro:
duced and tho prices are the lowest don't manufacture OF
cell Copper Island or Cdgna seals
Every 1t q sHHYSE 1903 Prtncest west OF broadway
Chs Fixtures.
Newest and choicest designs,
METAL AND PORCELAIN LAMPS, &C.
An entirely new assortment
FINE CLOCKS. OF the choicest productions
OF Paris, Vienna, Berlin and
other European cities select
NTANTEI, SETS. ed by US Win great care TINS
season. are exhibition
in our show. rooms. which
ARTISTIC have been fitted up with es
,,o>-,,r,o, pecial regard 10 tho exhibit
bNO-NNi'' tion Of Art Productions, and
to an inspection Of which cordial invitation Is extended
Also articles OF ORNAMENTAL METAL WORK. bohah-
tinue and modern great variety and elegance OF Workman
ship. ,,,, ,,,>-cr o 20
$50 and s35 broadway ami lSth.stp New.York.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thursday, November 9, ut the
Church OF the Covenant by the Rev Dr. M II. Vincent
William Barbour to Adelaide, youngest daughter OF the
late John II. sprague, OF NewYOrk.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

III. eAAn shave tbs vsans IN thi city By sni1
oinehes rh ppsndulsr insi give ddoai etme tI th IN
mnlsa rrpgaAf uata Lac repr,stn the ossAoa
he feu 2an hburi The brhsn dotted line rspeisn
IT, shaona smpsrturr Indicated By tbs thsnomsf ~ ha@
=. .. Pbnra.eV gls4 7oalvky
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Announcements.
Earl g. Wilson'S " short band Collars and
bead edge CUTS arc tho bost. sold everywhere
LUNDBORG's PERFUMES,
EDESIA AND MAKECHAL MEL ROSE.

The reason why the celebrated MoEr ~ az
CHANDoN CHANPACSEs superior TO any other Dhhu Is a
Mi tho wines NJ this old firm arc the proauCeo W..
yIncyards situated IN tho most renowned dSlLlcts O
This allows th0m to DO not only tno ChoCos
uf also cheapest among all the hrscas5 CuamP"so'
fmu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11

Great sale Ingram Carpeis-A manniactgrers entire
rrncton 600 different patterns Best ali WOOL az Joe per
yard. SHEffhltp hNAlA u - O,N ------
E,r ,ud silk Lined Circulars and DOlmRns newest
sapes AL 500 $50 $50 $40 $40, 500, sou ana iOi Io
most stylish garments and lowest prices SHAME manu-
factlrcr, 1903 Prince-st. -------
nencdicts Time.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Noveber 10 at noon Regulator and all Clocks IN our
charge VIII be set three minutes eight and onchah
second, 10 agreo with the Eastern Division OF he Ne" I
fem of Raroad for tho United states and tue Dominion
VI N' SCHEDULE OF STANDARDS
DINIsIONS-(ENTRAL MERIDIAN.
IntercOonla 60 deg West rom urooh"lCh Olc mum ''
OF Eastern Division. ,,.-,., -.
Eastcrn 76 deg West from Greenwich, noon ,,
Central 90 deg from Greenwich, one hour SLOW oil
Mountain los deg West from Greenwich two hours slow
OF Eastern Division. - ,,,., -, t,,,r, si,,y NJ
Pacific 100 deg west from uIeoh"0h 'uIoo hoN' ''0"
Eastern Division. - o.-.~,,,,,,s ,..,or,
III Broadway, New YORK.
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urNnY A DANIELS. NJ. d

ia Le1ingt on.avo., between 29th and 8Oth.sts
IIouT- 10 l. T. Discasca OF the Nervous ~ sIeh
GentO- Urinary Organs. Impotence nnd stoilhV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11

Rest Quality London Dressed Alnsln Senslhn Sacques
80 inches SloO - OnS, eltoi ~
500 AZ long 1928 "a long, $3.50. -. - =, .
elegant garments the pcat tlAt tlI
duced and tho prices lowest don't manufacture OF
acll Copper Island Cluuna seals.
Every article warranted. -, ,-.,.,-,
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Gpetial Notifies.

500 Pieces Administer Carpets, have just
at about their value and placed on sale nom 81 "
per yard. shEPPAhaD hMaa ia Tatbst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11

Tho Annual Meeting OF the New.York society for tho
Relief the Ruptured and Crippled will be held at ne HOS
pital No, 1876 East 42d-st Tuesday, November h. at
O'clock D. m when the usual business Of the occasion wiz
be transacted. JOHN p. TOWNSEND,
Recording Secretary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-23

Dubois Circuit Court.
BEUxo BUETrxER. ATTY for Plaintiff:
Nov. 18th. l683-3w. tpI IS %
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-23

NOTICE 4 hereby given that pursuant
IN % IN order, the Surveyor Of Dubois
county, Indiana, will on the 18th day Of
December A. d. 1883, proceed 70 run the
lines and establish tho cor
ners OF Section thirty (30), Township
one (1), South Of Range ave ~ West
All persons interested will attend.
JOHN BURGH.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-23

Transfers or Real Estate n Du-
b01s County from Nov. 10, 1883,
= Nov. 81 1883.
Henry 8. Sermershelm TO los. l. Eek
stein. pl LOT 103. Jasper, &275-
Scig. Nordhof 20 Ben. Thirman. III
acres IN &c., 18 3 ~, 4. !, r. ,. $lo50.
Dorcas ncCrillus % Henry Pfau, lots
IS 4 81. Nee. 2d sid. Jasper, $375-
~. +. and Dave WaddIe 70 John Cham
lev. lot 81, Borden's add. Birdseye, $lo0
Henry schnell 70 Josephine Men, LOT D.
Schnellville. ESQ.
Friedman 3 Friedman to ~. KlingeI,
'und. lots 2ll, 2l5, 216. 2l7, as, 2l9
80. 32I, 222. jasper, and q acres in Sec
IS. q. I, r. 5. $1,000.
N. KIineel % Friedman 3 Friedman
M a. one-third or acres in Sec. 5, 4. !
r 5. and Of lots 23l, as and blocks 50 4
40. NcCriIlus' add. 20 Jasper, $4,000.
Henry Bainbridge 10 Rbody Holmes
lot Sc. Borden's add. TO Birdseye. So.
Rbody Holmes % VIM. T. King, lol
!56, Borden's add. 70 Birdseyc, so.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-23

The County (Ummt<~I""tt< ~<.< ~
session "a "Wednesday ~ ie-t week iiii
4 n'rlork n NIGHT. and made number
~ s,low,ncr= hr<jie< those We published
,~<i week. n she bridges vet building
CO.,, H. conntv a. much - those allowed
~ and Ne are informed they are likely
. X. AZ ~. W are fearful ihec0unty Will
~ hack % the much-io-be dreaded
credit - stem, again. y hen county orders
,r~ro only worth 81 CENTS 70 The a. Our
Commissioners should call halt n ex-
nrnscs. AZ least until the money u or
h>nA - pay with. We.arc informed
Some 81 these allowances Will - APP
pcnIcd from.
xILoWAxCEr-
]. II. Thicmsn. allowed t22I0 for
hridre on Flat creek, Jackson Ip-, q
Timothy Sweeney. si5l.o5 for bridge
ocro<s lisile Flat creek. II Madison Up,
AZ o3.65 per foot
Ferdinand schuhmscher. olo7.2o Tor
bridge across Straight river, IL Balm
bridge To-. q Sass per foot
Fcrdinand Schuhmacher, $26o.10 FOR
bridge across Straight river, IN Balm
bridge To. q Sass per foot
George Friedman. $3.50 FOR bridge
across Cof|ec rod, IN cambridge Ip-
Henry Berger. &e7 for helping the
Commi.efoners IN bridge masters.
Michael Berger. eI2t for bridge scross
Short creek n Patoka Ip-, q $s.7o per
font
Andrew schnsIlenbereeF. $1,000 for
rrnsirs On North abutmcnt Of PostIf-
fhwsi1 bridge across Pafoka river, N
~ 1r-- r>-~-x - - ~~.hfr ~ro~1 cfouo
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-23

N-rTho MclhodIs,s 81 I.oogootco
dedicated their new church last week.
md collected sos On The occasion 90
more than enough 10 pay III 10 debts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-27

NEw YORK, January 9G.-The business
failures for the last seven days reported to
R. G. Dun & Co.'S mercantile agency,
number 977, compared with PA last week.
The Southern States had seyenty.three,
Western, 20; Middle, o.; New England,
95 i; Pacific States and Territories, 10 ; Can.
ada, 80, and New York City, 0. The only
Iailure in New York City Of importance is
NJ. Armstrong & Sons, leather, who have
Just assigned. The principal assignments
In the country arc Stewart Bros, woolens,
Frankiord, Pa; ElaSsiuger 4 Bmttin,
hardware, Philadelphia;J. W. Humphrey,
& Co., machinery, Bradford, Pa; NJ. Els
Gnstadt 4 Co., jewelry, ST. Louis, Mo-;
Shriyer Dtcs., dried fruit, Baltimore.