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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-02-24
Hardware

Poke, and Butcher knives. Scissors, Sheep Shears
Needles, Spoons, Files, Spurs. Galvanized Basins
Hoop Iron, Keg Rive,s, Hammers, yellow
Metal and Composition Nails Carriers
Rabbit Metal. Sugar CooiersI Iron
Ianks
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-02-24
LOU OR S,

De Laage fls and Boutelleau - Branay
and other brands. Rum, Gin, ST. Pu6
Beer, Ale and Porter, Port Wine,
Sherry, Rhine Wine, Fine and Table
Clarets, Champagne, Dry Held
seick Monopole, Oh Fare, G.
H. Mumm & Co., Sparkling
Hook, Moseile, &C., &c. !,
German and Hardma Cigars,
Plated ~are--Spcons, Forks, Cruets. Tea
sets. Cups. Napkin Rings, Saivers. etc.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-02-24
CRATES OF ASSORTED cRocKERY

Containing Plates, Cups, Teapo,s, Bowls, Chambers
Rice Dishes and Bakers. DemijohnS and
Gallons Sample Bottles, Vases and Glassware, Manila
and Taued Rope Coal Bags, GUINNESS, TSine
Buraps, Woopack and Twilled Saeking. Linen Hose
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-02-24
PORTLAND CEMENT.

Fire Clay, Blacksmith Coal, Fire Bricks, Tiles.
Empty Barrels, oah Boats. &c.
Orders from the other Islands carefully attendedto
H. Hack5sid Z 60.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-02-24
THos. G. THRUM

Win REMOVE the baSine.s u his
Ststasnssy and Now Department
ALSO ms
Book Binds,y ssd Fsfs,- Rslisg Bssi~sss
To HIS roRI.sTREEr STAND
The Latter Part - TAis HenAh.
asst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-30
y ~
ITO THE SESC 0IMpGU oIDERs OF THE NJ. K q l.

HALLWAY co: -. hoye this day authorized inc
tss,e Of Five Per cent bonds a ~ December 1880 IN
m for The Copany second anna Of 900 said
% s eent Bonds 10 bear interest rom III 20 run t Dc
able semi ANNUALLY in June aud Deeemoei' ~"N
cember l. 1920. =, tncon,c bonds together WIN sSIp
representing sucn Iue nat Tor said FIVE Per Cent bo
par ~ the M bonds, inc lhto'nHeo Io5
and scrip may ~ an ana after tho 7th inst 20
asserting to inc eA'H'7 II. b. HENSON IIe'suio''
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,ocureTrp AND PlTTSBURG R. r. CO.

Tho transfer books Of this Company viii close AZ roher
noccnher next and reopen on Monlly' rssa
in ORDER to give Of record on .. D[ Of second mort
the option a. ~ nr cent OF their par value with accrued H.
tcrest r,oo
Tn, PC second mortgage bonds VIII DO and Pitts
Frst lien upon the capital stock o. tne has no
burg coal and Iron Company "'''D
bonded nor floating debit 1t -, additional rolling
,Iso FIRST lien upon 100000 worth Oh n' ,aIs
, % ne boncht the proceeds o ~ The company
slok 10 a. :, mon the cannuoa' " " - H., East
hiso a iTst lien upon the enure ClP''" ~
Dudnlo Terminal X. u. Co. - ,ho pnNoIo and Pittshurg
nin-sion of The company ana tr listing mortgages
upon that division will he furnished on epp-
y L., a. ,he C,0upany's Offices NO. ~ .'A''''
either person or by k|TTsroN H. BROWN President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-30
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENTS in
wou nays Mailbag cord Fasteners and Mailbag LAD'os

posi- OFFICE DEPAEINHNr, 800 !
WARRINGTON, ID G., oct u, 1883.
ar,,rn PROPOSALS from pateutees their assignoes
ting the M OF imprO cmcns in the CONSTRUCTION IN
49,, o q; closing and opening mail bags Of any kind also
tr ,neu,e Of patented devices for fastening mailbag eou
and for labelling maibags VIII be received AZ uS D'p
mill NOON On the third day Of April, 1881
An proposas rnust accordance with tho SpecihoAhhS
| t a, proposals which viii be furnished on application
NV Icttcr 10 the second Assistant Postmaster General
The contracts which may be m'"s LOT inc u.s. VI Any
IN 30 IN conformity TO such specifications and the accepted
proposals w.Q GRESHAM,
Postmaster General
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s.. obtained upon application at the Offices
Dove named me s,1 oITTs RAILWAY cos:

rr,FYLS g. ST. LOUIS RAILWhis,nn inch bond.
Notice give, that t4 the ' and ST louis Hallway
holders ~ NSsour and Arkansas and OIL inc nses 10
LOUIS Railway 1, TIN November Ra i w expire
REIMBURSEMENT agTeement ua'' ,aaa i,
on The first day Of Decem9 m such bondhoders and STOCK
on OF Ia deposit bonds Or 60Sm in
signed ~ either @ bd National Bank OF ST for
OF New York OF lhoaa NAV be obtained. CerunoAo' ~
dePpnsit " M be issued by the un"oi
6ated November IA IIESSSS;r suERMAN Reediustment
WOLFF. } iiuo'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-30
DressmaSlnJ.

DRFSSMAKER, &c.-By n young girl 10 go OUT ,aI
by the day assist Sr Ss Ra Sbs sewing
naeo S7 N cents day L. NJ b., Tribune uptown 0n0'
A 236 broadway.
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fyduridL
,,11TW-y0RK AND NEw-ENGLAND R. r.

The undersigned hereby scIic gss prOhi'' 0'
The effort viii made to secure n SarHony with
whereby e and Is believed nht and
SS scredit now attaching to be eHIpGGfNsoN CO.
Lhi1 - a state st., Boston
CHASE a HIGGlNSOH.r.
"a Pine-st., New-fofA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-30

CHARMS ...,, r,.Drop r,R,NsPoRTATIoN
- - COMPANY.
ONCE Pier IS y. H. foot OF CortandtSI
,rneuts OF freight Forwarded as directed 10 any part
t.the world. ..,,,, ,rsp,rcu
uNEoUALLFD FACILITIES FOR DISfAi'iL
o, received for delivery OF all kinds OF freight anu ''
cbanos, to any part Of the city ~ , -,
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND HiNIH AM '
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
,ft q, every description promptly ightered TO any p''
IN The barbor al reasonable rates
sTFAMBOATs BARGES AND GROVES to ChAH
TER FOR EXCURSIONS. . , ME-
steamer John H. starin for NEW HAVEN IeAy,s ~
IA \ r. foot Of Cortlandtst, at Up. ~ DAILY IoUNDAi
excepted - ,-.,. v,rt and
METROPOLIS EMPRESS co. between Ne"-1oiA I'M
NevHayen Care and dispatch guaranteed. %
t,e,bt for points d. L. & ". T. H. received al r'7i 10
ror New.IIaven and points East, at Pier lS
NoRTu SHORE STATEN IsLAND.-Ee'ea Mics IoI
rr Conta via steamers from Iron Pier /, T. H. iootoi
WhiteIalLBt - , 49,. r,ooL.
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, COmmunipaw, N.J.-py DoohN'
uoct me and Boiler shops Everything appefiAhli5 !" ~
CONSTRUCTION and repair Of vessels
rVROY BOATS : CITIZENS LINZ LINZ .,c,,1 New e,v,
steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY ieave , ~,
~ Al r. foot OF ChrstOpber-si. dhly except
81 6 d w. connecting WIN MOI nIhs ua'i's 'i u P
SUNDAY steamer touches Al AlDsHy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-30

noNE WATFRTOWN AND OGDENS-
TX pt'pG' u NIIVOAB COMPANN.-Ihe coupons ~ III, .,
irst Nartgeg, bonds l- company, Que ,any
~ & an anal alter that date at the central i1t
10 Ea.sau.st- New.York. Ia l." ! i'''
rINUE INTEREST on THE FOLLON IN ~
il ra,ahlc At the Bankl H0usoo OF Me.sl- I
Loo amer a GO Conner Nassau and Cedar SIS Nc"''o
fty on aud after december l. 1900
Allen County, Indiana $780,, ~, r.
C,rrtr natt Richmond and fOff wayne ~ IL u
III ' frst MORTGAGE ~.
ho"aiu 'o'i''' Unyel Road Ca.
Marion County, Indiana
Mineral Rance Railroad Company
h"h'P'N''' ' School Gs.
pFt,.hurg Fort WAYNE and Chicago NY %,
'''''' FIr.t MORTGAGE - series =
second Mortgage "a Stres M
Saint Charles street ny CO. OF Ne" Ol''ans
' First Mortgage Us.
scioto Valley Railway Company ~, o.
DECEMBER
""'' '' Gravel TOAD Ga.
DECEMBEH0
''' county IL.
DECEMBER 10
hNi' '' County g.
DECEMBEKHO.
MIAMI county i"" Gravel Rold Is.
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60 ubom lt ttlan Concern.
u,o ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCER ioS,ioo
AQuEpucr COMMISSIONER, r., 9 m,["
HT HSHSy''SS;o nk. November 80, 1887


rv,O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONC u .oCtion
In conformity with tho rg4re nt he state Of
SyYoFs public notice Is hereby given r,ed them TO
on. inrrrsted full opportunity WI DO ~ consructon
Se heard In 10 the plan OF plans "onsSer Brgo
% am upon ths River. kno" hs tno 1nriuct IN.
Dam" aud the construction o. nST hs aid quaker
nd A point tho proposed Hlt. " - The Harlem
m Dam aud running thence south,ry 70 n rndnca
route Of said nlueuug
her known ~ tho lu.', In
u above the village Oh
anu 1.sning In Westchestcr County A H.
INTO and across the valley %. Diycr valley
he isteTly into tho -" saw
INNu Town OF thence sOutilel Ia
10 south lolNo'
r.rttng the U the Hudson RIVER Iouo R reloion to
, ihe same 10 the Harlem River also urinct nom
,r nrouo-ed constructing the san nov steod of from
pan and above the present CrUiOn vest
~ Quaker Bridge Dau AMI running berv ia point OF
cry sriIon with tbs above described nlVu ne,r he
nv lands oil the estate Of Coop on Maurice odl6ed route
a Of sing sing and thonco ioIowng ye plans being
Ni,berjy to the Harlem Rivers all ihe aGec 49,
mon pronles now IN tns
hiS heanng be at the once OF tno a. tbe CITY
Sa room No 7s Tribune Bulnng s1s at o'clock
nl Work ON MONDAY DECENT iTpaa}ter 10 which
wv ac, iuon subsequent days and times wv ~ ' ~
y, "a 4 earng may be adjourned unth cOnOiu"0"
Rv order Of the Aqueduct ConmssiioIneu McCUIIOH
Secretary,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-30
DPOpOsALs FOR FLOATING GATE OR
Financial.
pURRAU on IAEDs AND DOCKS. 49,.
WARRINGTON, ID. G., Nov. II, lSS

NOTICE is hereby gwen that have lost GER
y tacato No for hundred shares Of sogG o make e
application 6 j95 ho" W. H. 5. HENNING.
ADAMS IGPERHs COMPANY, . ,ooo !
<'D NRw. YORK, Nov. Ia, 1881
rT,UE TRANSFER BOOKS OF this e., company OpIslIig
win be closed from o'clock pm NOV ~ 10 n0 ioii''"s
OF Dec D. &c. BABCoCK, Treasurer
oYFIcE or THK DLLAwAaE Asp ToA CH nnn 81 Iss
rHE bonds of this Company falling que Jui ~
i 1884 win be redeemed at pay hln ~ sov WI
hin resS M nj 81 ths Office aud assigned 20 Ie
Doing pies'h'"o ~ ''' JANIS {. uARIT Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-30
s,eamboats ann Railroads

:, -r111cu VALLEY RAILROAD.--Passenger
Lave aepo foot Cortlandt and pesSrosse so
a $49 n snS 6Santh o whfesssrTs wa
HST ithaca GENEVA Lyons Buffalo and the and 5ao
through coaches R TsS SssS and coolsy o-
m 0r sSps At $40 and sa9 P r eon SUNDAY
eI ponts sor Msneh chunk $40 Leave Msueh Cn"nA
GeSe Eastern Office corner e GhqE SS sqS
NOkN lOh RFDUCTIoN OF PARE. -. n, ,o-.,,na
IT To Boston, So, Worcester " oo NSShuah 70 0'
s6 and no transfer. -
, svc,,ion the most elegant boat on the Sound ana
without r ne CITY OF BOSTON. , Mar
leave Per NO 81 Ferry daily except Sundays at - pm
allow ; rsm cars Boston from New-Lonooh ~ 4i' "
NirW-YORK CENTRAL AND; HQDSS0SSSs
RIVER RAILRoAD-Gomm n Eo'' - t''''
- t,a,rs will Grand Central Depot u--oas with
~ a. M. v estern New-Nork and Northern HAp'" "'
drswns room st Limited Express with dining cars
pS at Albany, Utica syracuse kochess pc,t dsy
Cleveland and Toledo sIvns A. cars to Canaan
doo Rochester and Buffalo, connects ol Os"cSV wifi
a. a. ; room cars connecting saratoga Glens rams INV
Rutland Albany Troy end Drawingrom cars
o'oU Accommodation to Albany and Troy 10, rStaoar
g NJ 81 Louis Ey?ess with sleepng car Tce1o neroit
Fs,Il Buhaio Cincinnati except saturday. loeuo
ana 81 Louis xpress with sleeping 10 Syracuse and U
~ M Pacific Express With sleeping ears 9t i nsws
rr9do ilevelsnd Toledo Detroit Chicago 81 LOUIS O"'
go also Nght Express with seepg 70 Albany an
T l Scnpects with the morning trains Tor tho "eS'
N9tp o sale Grand central Depot no; ySTe.
Gretn 20 and 7S5 942 broadway NeWn0
| AND SS3 wash ~ ton and oO4 Fulth-s'Sr "i'l'N'
F9url,,.c called lor and checked from residence s,
iesS trains run daily All others dniiy EN- W 'IETKER
M lOHE n1et utepdent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-30

Express Trains leave New.York via DesOrosSo' H"' UT
- o. 7eo & $50 % and 10 Imted ~ SUNDAYS T e.
90 ,nedr and 10 m 4. 8. 7. and m anu ~ ~ 40
1T0ns leaving New-YOrk daily except sn trenton for
srd II 10 m / 2 4, and PM connecting AT ii'
Camden ns ,ovo Rroadst station Philadelphia 1901
fsI5 r. O. except Mondayl Coy n, ,V5 I'm M
80 "a iIlb NJ Limited Express go anu -" i5.1t
+ A. tj;3O d. IA and y N ON 0uh' sa}n z.in
ai5 70 4O 4:35 $50 M 5:3O iim's' =. o =, ia,Iv
except snndav:o, s.o and GA broadway Asor House
~ 0,sTos,es CortlaDdt streets 'OuI'
ana iopt VI station, FultOn-st. BTOOky'
Erooky rnFe station, jersey CITY, f.I1lst"h' iNN
iSp 50 battery Place and Castle GaueL md ,ee Z
OT,o N.Ss-Nork Transfer Company VIII oA '0' '' 49,
:, ne ,' srom hotels and residences. :, ,r,nn
up EIIA RLES T.. HU6L, - ,+,rei pa.s'r AGENT.
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-30
s,eam5oats anb RAILROADS.

.Ip.Ny BoATs, PEOPLES LINE, 600, .,
bREw and ST JOHN leave Per SG 4 al al Albany
osna WEEK PAY r, rans nCTtS and east
so %%STov VIA STONINGTON LINE.
b. FARE Il R r11T snd r MASSACHUSETTS,
sunday 80 n r. tGSgn to
asI ~ Tsree morning trains from sieAns'S ""'-
Boston % '''' PROVIDENCE LIKE, AKIN and
III fe ef-rIH nom Pier 30 N. r. warrsnS'" u~"'
sunAy ''0 ILL., roFFITf 3 gs %q. Fai.
n1ITIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
hL MODEL FAST LINE TO THE . wEst
va rG ,I En - Rr%ST r. Ana X Dspot
sunday E. w fSPREs "D
coaches to Chicago, Cincinnati ST. LOUIS 0O'n''
T%1S SiGHT daily WASHINGTON and AL PonR aggacc
l@eIS6les aslGti Sf asd Sos B5rOadxay Court
H. BBrooEiy H. Pennsylvania Railroad -- -.,ooly
vIOR FW-HAVEN.-Steamers leave II p' m.
sup IT T Tor early North and last
NOE BRIDGEPORT and all points Sc on st aUG-
+ sAToNiC and NAUGATUCK RAlI l9ist East River,
3esSS ri FsSe dgs at han BY NJ any
TOR BOSTON. via NewYoTkk G ana
i a. " and 1 TsSS N GsS4 a HIaStHa vi
s s{ataG va rom South Ferry 7, m r. loot Desbro
High Bride y me r. D. M Pullman sieopuFcS Oh S'
NOR RoNDOUT, KINGSTON a ASp t SATS
Neirr MaTSorc Milton. Pogeat loye ard KsstcrsEn
sEl U tfa %nS cy Of pqsGsa eye' Tuesday
!I6uISssy. saturday, at . 2. NJ. Hoih - :, DE-,
ITOR BOSTON, ,rrr r r3a'i,e ~ TSkets.
VIA FALL RIVER LIZ .,d nj Tostcrn roints
Pest route to : INCIU DED. from Pier 2SNit m
Giy Stootr PILGRIM and BIiISl I
1THNeFX TOhT froui Brook W ~, "a ~ cS.Y.tk nj all
cfcs ora acms may be T nees IN al the Office
tI nos and t on ilsP' oronqs sg f foNEq ss
NEw-YoRK AND LONE r BRA AS fddt GT
y A.. NJ. x,or, at. D'sbTOsscs-st -.
sih''onS" (Phila q Read RI foot !, ~ y"'~
LIZ LIZ sorth AnlhoS via Phia Reading r R so RR
am l:SU L. 3, o IN. Sundays, 500 lV5o ~" nv u" ~
800 u NJ $40 sunday S5ss@S m: Rr n 800 sl5 II
nm 30 100 $50. 300 6pm sundays a I'm b y m
via Penn RI., m II NJ m uu Gr9Sc Hsiy Park.
sfaTt Point pleasant sc, via PniadenhaS mndays mot
RR 5:6O s;l5 49, 4IM os ~ u 100 iOA5
wa IpS AZ ocean Grove hsbury Park pa M p n
FehoG wa PnliaqS1PhK eg i via Phadepha and
1Readipg Il Re- 500 ii 1880 49, p p Tao A. 90 M
wood, iSycr and Barnsga mega CtS Re lS6 D. IN.
c'Pp 20 n r A. p 4 h. RR G.P p. Rh' A''e sup"
nOPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Pr0y, -I1 GnCCt
Boston Fast an from Spas 10 Boston a
. N M Inaror car attaehed) and 10 IN VIVID p,n
teepng cars) sundays n 10 p and Central Depot at
N. arrives at Ne"Poi' '''' p " F. W. POPPLE, Agent
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD
FROM STATIONS OF
NFW-JFRSEY CENTRAL DlNlSloN'
FOOT OF LIBERTY.ST, NORTH RIVER
wrta Ann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-30

DOUBLE TRACK, TIE MOST I TmrKV CSoLSSIsT
NV MKT AND THE FASTEST II NJ y 49,
1 tNr WITH ABSOLUTE SAfEl1'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-30
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

SEW,fOkk, WEST SHORE a BUFFALO RAILWAY
,Anp NEMfOkK, ONTARIO WESTERN RY.
ishs eaNe DesbrOsses and CortlaDdt street stations
M % isssase anu Oneida $40 'S:lo p m.
iAitie f2s, fOrt Plain, Cana01RTie, Port JACKSON
SXaS,sclualn, S:Zu Il:2J sJ:i5 IA.
osweso opss ssss Sa, ~ S'2o Ito 8
Ansson highland Poughkeepse -. 4zO ll'2O am 800
SS,sswburg 5, $50, ll:2O N 800. 4;30. -9I5 pm
.4ladetown $3.50, III ~ IN I:lO, <:30 $50 IN.
lazy Other trans tally except Sunday.
sof ADany. -
5lfior baaet Cars $40 a m train SYRACUSE -
NC syracuse.
Egant Pullman sleeping Cars for Osweg0 on N IAin
ekt 10 ane I'M sxD.es stations and nj Obces o. INC co
ly sei a.. lennsylvRna k9ilIOan btRllon EooAyh
fS4 tOofsIi AnnSx Once. loot OF fultonsti anu ~
fsShSs bow: Newfork ttiy, Nos lo2 M zCl 4l5 vto
to-o A0siway, No. Union square NO 75f otb-sSe, No
seo ssst 1sI Psnsy kli station loot Desorossos
ALAKY MoNLIT, General Passenger Ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-30
Rooms ano flats Go Get.
Boaro ano Rooms.

East Side.
BOARD with home comforts at moacfa'o
ID prices 220 East 4Gth.st
I.I1EAST ODD STREET, furnished room
"a to let, without boaid ID gentlemen, ------.-5-
.lS EAST Suits OF ro9S p r,ssas
board -
40 EAST enthusiastically furnished
~ parlor and thir door, with OF without private
c-TH-ST., 101 EAST, corner Par lks-aN ,aIl
H. Rooms ON second and third floors TO let wan Oo" ~
rooms.
West Side.
rn WEST 22D-ST.-Second story rom ros avUsn
d. 20 lot With board ample clsset hrst-s'asS
OO Misunderstanding gen emit a,e hot end
IA have n suite of rooms Win oo.s oiired
,,S ,xaier terms very moderate reference teq" -
MIL WEST 24TH-ST., with 6oard.1 oesls mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-30
,,TNNsyLyANIA RAILROAD.


GRI.AT TRUNK LINE o,rrr
AND UNITED STATES MAIL hoO -. c.roo.
,,ai,e leave NewYofk via Desbrossos and Coruah' 7i
Ferries follows a., ~. 90, sc,,.b with Pullman
qI"ce cars attached, and m daiE TS scnn
and Chicago Limited "i fhrinr blhIiiI' 'h''
iupC at . every dAy. ,,or-v' and Erie at X
NiiamspOTt, LOCk haven, D
y M connecting OF CORY for Tltusvlle fe''o'0''
and the oil REGIONS g.. Sa,,, ~ limited Washington
LdSrrcss" OF huffman PaTor Cars daily cNcebV t a
r. apr,1ve .shingt0n Is Regulary wa H. ano ~ -
st - and $50 m $40 and m ahI ~ 'f % "a an
sr5 n n r. / and 7 . VI and IL night SUNDAY VIZ NJ n
o. M b ~ u III and IL night Via u AMI w. mn
rnr ktIantIe CIV except Sunday, pm
tor Zane NAV except sunday ll:lO NJ
LONG BTancG Bay Head Junction. ana me- StW 4 n m on
via RAILWAY and Amboy. NJ " noon a, IEnry park.
wa 3 10 IN not stop ~ ]sOuI5 frans
0ats@T brooklyn Annex" connect WIN az irt transfer for
az Jersey City Attending speedy ana Ohec' '" "
brooklyn travel r,n Psburg GIG and l2o N $50 ana
Trans no ~ SsIlT and IN daily except Monna! 40
ana Baltimore G5U ana BOO - I0oi and
" To- and 1895 sunday 68 e;SU aa dni g M
From baltimore l:2O M on Sunly, Monday
t r PPhadelDdia $50, 6;'O $50 600 SH6ep 30 GO
'n o. 90 40 80 l:2O =, S:Ju ~, av
$40 S5SV ~, ~ ~ an 1905 100 and 1885 M SunI
60 GS6 6SS $50 7O5, 1885 m G2o '''o' o'-O A'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-30
TO PHILADELPHIA. ,,xv
THE ON EsrARIIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ

20 TRAINS EACH S WAT WET N PPAhHfIIA6EE
PHIA: z IN NEW-YOHh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-30
Brooklon propertn for Sale anN 60 fst
cnrnlrn properln for Sale ano 90 fet.

A FIRST CLASS JERSEY stock and Fruit lt
varfo "a miles ont house, l. rooms 40 nrfeh muW
L sod ths week cash oner mean Dus'hesS O'
~ nft.u,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-01
TELEGRAPHIC
Savage Storm.

Halifax, 3l.-Late intelligence OF the
effect OF Wednesday nights storm AROUND
the coast of Nova Scotia show the dam
age to shipping was quite extensive len
schooners were driven ashore, some COM
pletely wrecked and others badly Dam
sged. The fury of the gale was terr1nlc'
The lower new Catholic church, cape
Breton, was carried away ard large
wooden building was moved from It's
foundation.
St. John, N. F., S1.-The feet OF
United States fishing vessels which
arrived here last night report violent
storm on the great banks on Sunday last
The gale rose from the eastward at 3
8. M, when hundred dories were away
from the vessels overhsuling the travis,
Captain Rillier reports scores OF dories
turned upside down and the wrecksge
was strewn in every direction along his
track coming westward. The French
Banker lost four dories and all the crews.
It is computed from all sources of infor-
nation that one hundred dories and
eighty men were lost in the storm. Most
Of the dories were swept by the waves
from schooner decks and the remainder
were capsized in the sea.
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The Fight Off.

Atchlson, Ks, 31.-William Madden,
manager OF Charles Mitchell, arrived in
this city Tonight and after conference
with Henry j. Rice, manager of Her bert
Slsde, the following statement OF facts
were agreed upon: Being notified by the
authorities and knowing it was an impos-
sibility for the Slsde and Mitchell prize
fight to take place unless ali connected
took big risk of going to the peniienti-
sry, l proposed to H. a. SHADES man
sger, b. j. Rice, to declare the fight of,
and he accepted on conditions that it is
understood to declsre the fight off.
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Murder.

Little Rock, 3l.-A Gazette special
from TexsrkAns. reports the killing OF
Bullen Morris, at the gravel pit on the
Texas Pacific railway, by Conductor
William Canon. The men had diff
Guilty and the conductor dealt Morris q
kick which resulted fatally. He WAS ar
rested.
st, Louis, 31.-Mack Marsden, bad
character Of Jefferson county, while
riding along the road near Antonio, yes
terday, accompanied by Allen Hensley,
was fred at from ana bush and instantly
killed, and Heusley MORALLY wounded.
James and Thomss Moss and John
Msrsden are arrested on suspicion.
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The ConneuYs.

Dublin, 31.-The evidence addueed al
the exam nation of DR.. and Patrick
Connolly and their sister Catherine,
charged with implication in the murder
conspiracy, indicates a conspiracy was
formed to accomplish private and not
an egrsriAn purpose as was supposed
Witness Dineen swore that DR.. Connolly
forged the name Of John Carroll and sent
warning to him by which Csrroll's prop.
erty was to be lent to Connolly. Dineen
who was to murder Carroll, and vas to re-
ceive ESQ from the sum expected to be
realized from the latter's property.
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Wrecked in the Arctic.

London, 31.-A dispatch from Vsrdoe,
Norway. states that the steamer ODE has
arrived there, having Cd board mem bers
of the Dutch expedition to the Arctic
which sailed in the steamer Wanna, which
fonndered on July 4, in latitude Tx
norths longitude So east Members Of
the expedition were received near the
island Of Wsigatz.
The Obir reports the Arctic steamer
BGinbhna icebound near WaigRtz
throughout the winter. All on board are
we'll, and the captain is confident of
reaching open water. The crew OF the
BTinbhna left Wsigatz on August l, and
we're rescued by the Obir On August rs.
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Cable Clicks.

Berlin, S1.-The opinion of the Chi
nese legation. here is that the treaty be-
tween France and AMMAN is invalid ss
China has not recognized the new king
Of AMMAN.
London, 31.-A dispatch from Zanz-
ibsr Gays: Fisher Foreman, the explorer,
has returned from the interior of Africa
Copenhagen, 3l.-The Gar aud Gar
ina will remain in Denmark q month.
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TO THE FRONT.

MANNING & BECK, REAL E5-
A1 tate and LoAn Agents, Notsries Pub
lie. Properties for Sale, Houses to Rent
Rents Collected, Money to Losn, Rasi
Estate Business Promptly Attended o.
Office "a Second South Street. ~
Box 499. SUI
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Temperance Union.

Cottage City, Mass, sl.-The National
Wouen's Christian Temperance union
began q four days. convention at the
Methodist tabernacle yesterday afternoon.
Addresses were made by Mrs. Caroline
s. Buell., corresponding secretary of the
union, and others. In the evening the
principal address was By Mrs. Mary
II. Hunt, of Boston.
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The French Mean Business

Paris, 31.-Admiral Meyer, who COM
mands the French naval division in
Chinese waters, has been formally or
dered to arrest, even By force. every
Chinese boat carrying arms or troops.
He is also ordered, in case of rupture
between France and China, to make an
immediate attack on Canton and other
Chinese ports.