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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-13
MISCELLANEOUS RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE

A published dispatch from Clyde, n. "
Yesterday, stated that Vorkmen on tho New-Iork, West
-porr aud Buffalo tulway had been encountered by an
armed force which disputed their building OF the road
acros, certain lands near there. Boodshed was pre-
ttcfed confidently General L. f. WiusOT, who has
had cLnrgr of the construction Of the road, sail We
bvr been stopped about 5OJ times by uJunciions. aud
his d. tpe last one inclined 10 think from the
rr dor chances thlt this one VIII De overcome
n a "A question OF about 500
CuICaG=. oct. l2.-Ihe Tribune OF today says: 1T
"a reported that General Manager Hught OF tie chi
,oo and Northwestern Railroad is soon to become lts
pr.tdent and dr Wheeler VIII be- placed In charge Of
the Omaha Railroad. 1t Is stated that President Keep
Of the Chicago and Northwestern Intends TO resign next
lime In order to make trip to Europe to secure much
dcd re,t and recreation Mr. Hughitt Will therefore be
nrouot,d 10 the presidency, but will continue as general
I,,,ppr the IL now the case upon slch Otier
roads m the Rock Island the Lake Shore and the Mlchl-
gan Central" =, .,-. $500. =, D. c,,,,,,,,,,
here deny the ruInnr OF President Keeps contemplated
resignation
Ctuc,Go, oct. l2.-The Michigan Central Railroad
COMPANY which voted yesterday against the adoption
NJ the uniform time schedule adopted by the railroads OF
the country has sgnihed Its Intention 70 CONFORM 10 Tue
no W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-13

E.o....s 10 the deeper tragic parts wDeTe her am
f. lies Hardly less happy IN her companions
s"ia Mr,a Nilsson with Mime. Sembrich, singer
hos won reputation as dazzling vocalist, and
sIuo Valera. in whom Americans take patrolc
r-ida rs one Of the constantly increasing band OF
tvomen-singers who have won renown for their
country abroad. The list is so large that 1t has
.opsed England a few jealous pangs to re-
1.ct that for years she has depended so
LARGELY on American talent for her best oper-
otio and concert performances. She has
nobodv 70 place beside Albani, kellogg, Hank,
Antoinette Sterling. Miss Thursby, Mrs Osgood'
Anne, Valleria, Mile. Van Zandt and Emma Nevada
"a Law no claim to her who is the queen OF all
Adena Patti.
There will be an American singer Of ripe attain
D,snts at the Academy also to divide the palIio.c
interest of the people-Josephine Yorke Mr.. Maple
son,s prima donna contralto. Miss Yorke mas lor
ten years or more been member of Mr. carr hoSs
COMPANY whose strength lay in its American mem
bers Her home is in Cincinnati, 10 "n'ch plaoo
Abe returned in the spring of 1879 10 sing aU ne
festival of the North American SaengeTDund' one
had left it Miss JOSIE Jones eS,S Joics that had
eli the cultivation the local teachers could lmparti
few wears of study and singing IN ltaiS ueteloPeI
it's alto register and strengthened W. anu VIII iSSU
sbe sang in this country, four years ago, She haH
snnerh voice and training that fitted her admirably
TO FIJI the trying parts that fall TO an opera com
pany's principal conttalto slnSea o U tbase of
fbe men of the two companies who are known are
no well known that they require no commentator.
In the department of the chief singers nothing
more couId be asked than Messrs Abbey and Maple
son have provided and the indications are plentitu
that all expectations based on the theory that Few
The other clements we must await the performances
before we can Judge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-13
THE OHIO ELECTION.
ATTITUDE OF THE PRoHIBTTIONIsTs.

THE INTENTION OF THE PARTY To DEFEAT THE
RFPUBLIcANs-A TALK WITH THE GUBERNA-
ToRIAL CANDIDATE.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUNE.l
MANSFIELD. Ohio, Oct. 12-Ferdinand Schu-
machcr, who was the Prohibition candidate for
Governor, SAID last night: II understand that tho
Republicans are charging us with their defeat.
hope they will come to believe itj that is what we
intended to do This talk about our giving them
serpents sting is nonsense We owed them MOTH
ing They submitted the prohibition amendment
simply because 1877 900 people asked for it. 1t was
not to please our little party, but TO meet popular
demand If. after submitting it, they had
given it the slightest announcement there
would have been grounds for complaint
if we had taken votes from them; but they were
Indifferent to u.s. and passed and advocated a tax
bill 20 which we were not friendly. Governor Eos
ter in an address last winter painted the evils OF the
liquor traffic as vividly any Prohibitionst could
have done it, attrbuting seven-eghths of all crime
to its evils. Had his party been brave enough to
live up to that doctrine they would have had the
$4,000 or 10000 votes that our ticket
is said TO have polled. We beat thom last
year. We have beaten them now, and II
they want a third whipping we will be ready 10
giveIt."
ado YOU anticipate a repetition next year of the
recent temperance agItationT
Eyes; only we will be stronger Revolutions
never 20 backward. We shall carry the issue into
National politics. where you will find II asserting
tself all over the country. The question has often
been put 10 me by Republican friends, DO you
want an alliance with the RepubhcansP Not UNI
less they seek it, l have always replied. But
they say, you can't expect $4,000 people to
70 to 10000 There was / reply only
one Abohtionist originally; the whole Nation went
to him. "
"Do you look for legislation in your direction
this wintcrW
owe can't expect much from a Democratic Legs
lature-stlll no one knows what may happen l
think the amendment would have carried II
either party had printed Yes party tickets loayr
ing voters TO scratch It If they wished l believe
it fell short lOO. 600 votes in that way of deber
ate expression OF popular feeling. If 1t had carried
neither party could have afforded to ignore II. We
are now without funds IL required great deal OF
money to keep the counties filled with speakers ana
10 do our printing, 4 few of Us paid IN the blood
money saved m taxes by the operation OF the scott
law but otherwise We had to depend on collections
which furnished prccauoas income. we nave on
listed for the war, however, and IN little Whue
shall be ready for another rally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-13
TIE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI

CINCGNNArI, Oct. Little stockholders OF
the ono aud Mississippi Railroad continued to vote FOR
three director, to-day until holder Or tue bonds Of the
Springfield Division offered to vote, when objection was
raised by Mr. Dmptc OF Baltimore who IA acting IN the
utcre, OF Mr. smith IN opposing the election ot Robert
Garrett Tue question argued atconsderabI length
b. the attorneys, aud submitted TO the inspectors OF
election who took It under aCysement
The matter OF taking the road out OF the hands OF he
receiver Will probably 30 delayed account OF this
uucrpcctcd opposition 10 Mr.. Garrett. At any rate 10
cannot be done until the Executive COnnilttee eau
rarr ~ 900 900 bonds burZ"d for the purpose.
Preside MrCu Oks report estimates That tue present
rare Of income with prospective increase or business,
uInpy sufficient warrant the taxing Of tho road
from tho hand, or tue receiver II these bonds can DO
sali.fuc!Urily placed.
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THE TOLEDO, CINCINNATI AND ST LOUIS
FIRST MORTGAGE BOND-HOLDERs ADVISED TO TAKE
MEASURES FOK THEIR PROTECTION.

MEASURES FOR THEIR PROTECTION.
BOsToN, Mass, Oct. 12.-C. F. Kitridge, jr.,
who represented the first mortgage bonIloders of the
Toledo Cincinnati and S. Louis Railway at the hearing
before Judges Baxter DrummOnd and Wckcr at Toledo,
IN relation TO the bill brought by g. Blaman for the ap
poinment oi receiver, in his report to the bOndhod
states that the proceedings under the bill Of Braman
who does not appear be a bOndhOldcr in any way
interested, except judgment creditor against the
road were instituted By person who out ide OF the
record, claimed represent large interests" security
holders" and parties largely interested in the success
OF the road one to his knowledge has ever been
able % learn exactly whGt those interests are
The legal documents the appeared TO have been
prepared IN havo passed through, the offices Of
counsel in Boston, Ncw-Yori and Cincinnati, and Mr.
Dwight was appointed Temporary receiver upon some
ones assurance the court that all the parties in interest
consented and without am examination by the Court OF
the papers IN the II all the allegations contained
IN the bill were admitted to e true the petitioner had no
case and could not amend his bill and state which
would entitlc him the appointment OF receiver Mr.
Kutrclgc tails large number Of APPROXIMATIONS
sary 10 Doe made upon the ad e. d- branches, and is
OF tuc opinion that the carni for at least three years
will be necessary 10 put the line In proper condition
The rolling stock also IS IN need Of many repairs.
He thinks there Is valuable interest TO protect eH-
ccpt that Of the Hr,t mortgage bondhodcrs, and the
sooner those bOndhOliers take active measures for their
protection the better Will be for them Tho STOCK and
Junior securities, he says, Aro OF no real value and 9re
likely TO DO used to the detrment OF thehrst mortgage
boUdho dcrs The action 70 be take is To Orecose
each t mortgage the several divisions OF Gihc ,ys-
ten and have receiver appointed for tile whole aud
to unite u many OF the divisions in one system as
viii hr FOR the interest OF the whole. The hOIdholteTs
m whom the circular u September - presented, aud
large number In whose behalf this report Is uadr, will
he says cooperate with any other interest 80 Tar as
Ir action will tend I'D promote the interests Of the hrSt
n orr.,rc bon holders but Will lend ad 10 the pro-
Fbr
stock of the road to tho dermeut OF tho ngst mortgage
l..... ffp|lfg
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THE TIMES BACKS TIE HERALD.
CHEAP COMMUNISTS"
ETOgu uggfFrTU,ga Negu. Y0rI. gIynfg

Our esteemed contemporary The Herald Is
qmtc able TO fight its battles, but the cheap dem
agogism OF TIE TRIBUNE IN encouraging the Aldermen
refuse permission to The Herdid 70 erect newsstaDds
will meet with lutte approval outside of the Oughared
class of whom IL styles our best ctizens" The
news-dealers having refused 10 sell The Herald for
cents proprietor Of The Herald obtained permission
from the Aldermen ncwsstands In order 10 sell
The Herald for cents The ncwsdealers have no. IN
TRIBUNE approving their styles the effort OF
the proprietor Of The Herdd To sell MS paper AZ MS own
price effort break down worthy retailers by the
crushing OF capital" There is word OF
truth IN this The Herald hHs made effort TO break
down any class retailers, whether worthy or un~
worthy. Ibis Is the bpIlt OF the most ignorant
communism
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THE ELECTION ~ IOWA.

snaRMAS's MAJORITY OVER 20, OOO-A PROHIBITION
TRIUMPH
IRY TELEGRAPH ID TIE rEiaUygl
DIS MOISEs. Iowa., oct. l2.-Returns from every
comfy in the State, more less complete and from
fity.ons counties, complete, show that Shermau's
majority over Klnne VIII be from 10000 to ~
OOD. The Senate Will have 10 Republicans 10
Opposition the House Will have: Republicans
81: Democrats 80 ; GrceEbackers. 7; independent
l. Ono district is ~ doubt. although returns give
Haskns, Of Washington County, three majority
The official count may change IT. Prohibition has
a majority in the Legislature on the Republican
votes. The Hou-" viii have ono more than con-
stIjuriOnal majority necessary To pass bill.
II i've of the seven GrccnDaCkers Prohibition
iat- as pledged thpT" will be five votes more. The
Official count Ut votes Will be- made next Monday.
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HoADLYs ESTIMATED MAJORITY
TIE rROmBIrORY AMENDMENT PROBABLY DY
I.TATTD

lIAIID.
CoLUMHUs, Ohio, oct. l2.-serretary Of state
Newman estimates HoadYs majority IN the State
to be 9.o33 No figures have been received 10
change tho estimate made the H. gislaturc. The
official vote has been received from Ashland. Della
ware. Gdia, Jc,iyr on. WyaHdotto and AuglaIze
These give the prohibition observation-disclosures.
II. 2G7; nays, 1851 The total vote of the SIX
counties is 30 7OS. The second amendment received
over half the votes east IN the counties
named. Granting the same rate OF majpritics
with combined negative vote Of $4,000
i'm Hamilton and CuyahOga counties, tho amend
meut will be defeated by $4,000 at least. Still.
some friends of tho measure claim that II vii, be
adopted By 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-13

TRIBUNE OFFICE. OCT 49, - M The changes 'n
tho barometer Yesterday were slghL Cloudy and rainy
weather prevailed with 20 or an inch OF rain Inc
temperature ranged between J0' aud Co., the aVoe'
age G2o, being l2oo higher than tue corresponding
lay lu-t year aud 40 lower than Oh THURSDAY, -.
Manner and clnuiy weather, with occasional rains,
followed by clearing weather, may DO expected to-day
Ia this city aud vicinity.
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MIR. MAPLESON COMING.

J. II. Mapleson, Madame Etelka Gerster, and
and several members of Mr.. Maplesons company are
expected to early tomorrow morning the city
of Berlin. A steamboat will leave Pier No. 49, North
River, with committee to welcome Mr. Maplesou
Amnng those WI Will 20 TO meet the steamer
Postm9stcr-G General James Postmaster Pearson.
Mayor Grace, John H. Starn eGJu1ges ArnolE, Judges
Brady and shea, Genera. SlCkIcs, L. L. cutting h. h.
IluFDer. and ii. T. Le Roy,
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COURT MARSHAL SENTENCES ACTED UPON.
.-,-L.-----.- o. D -LLm ELn.LL.mL o.

W ASUlNGTONJ Otl' IL H1 l i'n'"N"V ~
dav approved the sentence OF dismissal in the case Of
Lieutenant Colonel Guido Ilges, 18TH Infantry who was
tried by court marshal charges Of having duplicated
his pay accounts The President also approved the sen"
tence of dismissal IN the Of Captain Edward Hub
bard OF the Quarermaster's Department. who was tired
Oh charges OF drunkenness
He dsapprovcd the sentence Of dismissal In the case OF
First Lieutenant f. Sim psOn 3Td Cavalry who was tried
on charge OF conduct uuD-cOming On'sr and gen
temau. having carried favCrile woman with whom he
mad been living a. his mistress. He also dsapprOyed the
sgntrIce Of dismissal In tlc " Commander Fred.
erick r. Smith L. :. n, who tried on charges OF
duplicating his pay accounts.
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BROWN-WESTWOOD-On Thursday, October IL, az the
residence OF the brides parents Richmond Va by the Rev.
DR.. John Pollard IT, William A. A. Brown Flatbush
l., TO Ida, daughter Of William j. WestwOOd.
COOKE-DUNLOP-On Thursday October IL, at Second
Presbyterian Church, Paterson, j. BY Dr. Charles ID.
Shaw Fred W. Cooke TO Jean A. daughter Of John Dunlop
DODGE-PARISH-On Thursday, October H. 1888, by tho
Rev. Washington ChOae at the Presbyterian Church,
IrYlngtOn-On. Hudson, Cleveland H. Dodge and Grace
Parish, daughter Of Henry Parish both OF this city.
the 1lth day OF October az New.
Rochelle by the Rev Henry Potter assisted BY the Rev.
Mr. Cannedy and the Rev. G. Hgbee, Lieutenant Robert
Temple Emnet u s. A. 10 Helena Van COurtlandt Phelps,
daughter OF Henry d. Phelps, esq, Of New-ROchele.
NEWMAN-TRUSLOW-O Wednesday, october 10, az the
residence of the brides father by the Rev. James r. Day,
D. d., Augustus g. Newman, TO Carrie Mead, daughter Of
William TrUsOw, esq.
VAN AKEN-DEDERICK-On Wednesday, october 10,
1893 the residence OF the brides parents by the Rev.
William t. Morgan ID. D.. William Van AIKEN and Caroline
Knott daughter Of Zaclarah Dedeck both Of this city,
AU notices Of marriages must be Endorsed Nth full
name and address,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-13
GENERAL sHERMAN's RETIREMENT.

WAsmNGTON, oct Ian Executive order an
n,upcpg the retirement OF General sherman from active
duty November aud the changes incident thereto. will
soon be issued il understood that MaoTGcnera Han.
cock will succeed Lieutenant neral Sheridan IN
aud OF the division Of tuc Nj ssOur that VI yIGenera
pnue will guccrrd General Hancock IN command Of the
division Of East and that MJOrGencTd SchOned Will
remain In command Ol tue division Of the Pacific Gen
oral Hancock rendered Lieutenant. General
shcrdau's command, and IS understood ~ have ac-
ccpJcd 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-13
TIE NORTHERN PACIFIC.
urrELaGRArur 10 TIE rR,nuNE.l

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. 12.-Coionel ClouSh,
attorney for the Northern Pacific. says regarding the
Telegram from BC zemau station. that 100000 worth of
liens have been filed against the company 0T conrac'
tors that no information pertaining 10 the anaT mas
hoo, received az the home Offices The ouly way he
d ar,otIut FOR this sttte OF Affairs was that these
napers mad brcH NED by men employed by some VI The
wIncrous sub contractors. T. was doubtful, he said
whether liens could be nled upon such grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-13
MORE DUPLICATION OF PAY ACCOUNTS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l2-Anothcr army Off
GER III utenaut Charles T. HursOus. 9TH Infantry il to
b. tired by court martial for du Jcing ans pay
Lieutenant Hargous has been on duty IN Montana. He
served during tAe War "a a commissioned officer In
REGIMENT OF NcW.IO. X Volunteers aui was appointed
second Lieutenant tie regular army Iuy p, 1860.
FIyr ears ago lie promoted 10 hir present rank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-13

and and $4,000 Of bank stock, to meet indebtedness
incurred by speculation. 1t said that no Ia s heavily
involved.
LAWRENCE, Mass. Oct 12.-Abbott B. Davis Co.,
prOpretors of the Franklin House. have filed petition
In in Insolvency Liabilities Sl77OO; of which $11, 500
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-13

A Utah baby was recently stolen by bear
and carried our miles It's den The child was Tescued
uullr during The absence Uf the bear. ana Wp9h he
bear returned Il concluded that IL lived IN pAmeu
dishonest lUeaity.-LBostOn Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-13
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

,t srsm show m, parons,hcA vshstonI 10 this sy P
give tiVisons 81 tlme
line
ty tn hours The bruE n ~ Had
III. variations Temperature Indicated ~ the thn'He's ~
sats Pharmacy, $40 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-13
THE POSTMASTER or ST LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. l2.-POstma5ter Samuel
Hayes OF tins city whose expired last February,
nnounces his intention TO retire when Congress con.
,ss miles,, his suc,essOr snOud be appointed before
maj time Mr. Hayes gives emphatic denial 20 the
stories IN circulation Affecting MS hhauela coAuoh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-13
BUSINESS EAILURES.

CHICAGO, Oct. l2-Alex ander Mann, who has been an
extensive stock dealer al Paris Ill., is reported 10 have
conveyed all his property, including $3OOO0o worth Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-13

"Wben does man become seamStress "
.u,bsn bs nom. and hRWs," "No." when ne threads
ia wsv0 No" When lie rips aud tears" " No
Give Irup." "NeVsr, Il be can Bslp iI'-lOh CITY
Lizard,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-13

ONE COLD AFTER ANOTHER will, with many
constitutions securely establish the seeds of Consump-
ton in the system. Those in need Of remedy will find
Dr. Jaynes Expectorant always prompt, thorough and
aain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-13
HldlcllIOIIs f0r I0-W)TT)77

Clearing weather Is Indicated for the Middle AtaaIi
states during saturday ana rains in New -EhEIahu to
inyycd on sunday by local rains IN the hrst haeu u
trirl Local rains arc indicated IN the l@ho I'So,
Tennessee the ONO Valley on SaJuluhy hISu' VIII
cooler weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-13
Post Omce Notice.

n malls for the week ending october Is will close at
this office rs follows; --..... %, -.r 60 uahs.
hIrg via SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen Qctters IOI Olods
BTitan and other European countries must Oe 1Iele'
neT Hab,burR - at ll3O for Europe pcf - v ~,
mamie Via Queenstown Oetters for Germany, &c lnss ~
drected per Gcrmanic) at II m, for France diIaSJ
per Ss Normande via Hayrei at p IN LOT SsO.5 1i
direct per S. Anchoria via Glasgow AT IN ~ Pa
ginm direct per S. Belgenand, via Antwerp al toO
m Tor Cuba Indies, per S. Niagara VIZ Is1ds
Mails for Australia NewZealand, sandwich ana tu
per S. Zeaand via san Francisco close heIv Ssn "A
US al D. m. Mails for China and japan per s ~ = NJ
Janero Via San Francisco, close here octobei ~ ~ y
-he schedule closing OF trans Pacific malls rs ansit 20
tha nTesumpon OF their uninterrupted oVefila " M an
IN E.ncIsro Mails from the arriving on 1911
rancsco on the day Of sailing OF steamers are diSPA
thence the same "S' HENRY G. PEARSON, Postmaster
Post once, New.York, N. X, october D. 1900
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The Besfis Ponds Extract.

Uniform quality the genuine win never be found sonr
note directions
Keep cool place; pure, strong, and recom
mcuGed BY physicians ami hospitals
Congress WateF-SUpeTiOr to ALL Cathafc, at'latlYe
specific FOR disorders 81 the stomach liver hdne! ecze-
ma malaria and all impurities OF the blood
Avoid harsh waters, native ana IOI'lgn' SUCH
waters are positive rants and impair the digestive organs
kidneys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-13

the Beautiful new stock Of boys and chidrens taor
made quits and oyercoats by Jessup Co.. at reasonable
prices 749, 749, $50 Broadway, Near sth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-13
MIDNIGHT WEIIHER REPORL
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Snopsis Lor NE plsl nclnLy lOr hoWh

WASHINGTON, Oct. l2-l a. m.-lhe storm
mentioned last night rs of the South Carolina Coast
IA, rccurycd al some distance and IS probably moving
OF IN northcas.erIy direction. Tho barometer has Dc
gun 10 rise In that district Tho temperature has risen
IN tn. southern portion OF the Middle Atlantic states
and Lower Luke region II has fallen Ia Nr"-Ehsiahu'
T,rpe.s.r the Ohio Yllley, Upper Lake region and
Upper MlJs7-lpp valley. Norrhc1'tcry winds prevail
m the Made and south Atlantic states norhery "iAd7
in tennessee tho Ohio Valley the Upper Lake REGION
The Upper Mississippi aud Missouri valleys Local rains
have fallen in all districts excepting the Last Gun
-taf
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h..il.nlin,l. Loc u. nv.

For New En- gland, partly cloudy weather ana osal
rains suutuery Winds shlfng 10 northWesery' lalInS
fnIoScd Dy rising barometer, stationary or rising J'm
peraturc. 49,, .,i,. s,rloyy,d IN,
clearing weather cagrrry winds brcO Mug variable 5Ja-
uouury or rising barometer rising followed Dy ShSuC
tall IN temperature.
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Home-NIade Preserves.

PURE CURRANT JELLY, sPICED AND CANNED
FRUITS, JAMS, JELLIES, PICKLES, &c
Iousckeepers can the above articles made from old
fashioned home receipts and warranted pure, b. srnuin5
prIrr4 10 SARAH :. MCl LliAIH,
SD3 DogTaW-st, Brooklyn, y. y.
Goods stored until fan. Circulars with references and prices
sent oil aUplcltiUn.
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