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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-09

A loss of $4,000 was entailed on tine morn
ing of the 3ist by the burning of an Albany,
N. Y, oil-cloth factory.
The commission and butter packing house OF
E. S. Todd, at bes Moines, Ia, was burned on
the 31st. Loss $21, 900.
The burning OF john D. and Charles kings
Hide Mill, at Johnstown, Fulton County, N:
Y, on the night of the 31st, caused loss Of
$4,000.
At Belleville, Ill, on the morning of the
31st, Morgan's Foundry on the Coulterville
Road was totally destroyed by fire with all the
machinery.
The barn of Horatio Perry, at Danyers
Plains, Mass, burned on the 3lst Loss $20,-
600.
The mill of the Oscoda (Nfich.j Salt and
Lumber Company, at that place, burned on the
31st. Loss $4,000.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-09
Nailed.

john Clayton and Henry Rice had quarrel
near New Salem, W. Va. On the night of the
LIST inst. the two met in the woods and renewed
the fight. Both being armed with shotguns,
they began shooting and the result was the
killing Of Rice, his body being riddled with lath
nails with which his opponent had loaded his
pup -gFF.sa .Hgf-EN- -
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-09
WIN PLAY aInnc

No minister will be present at tho interview
between the emperor of Germany and the
emperor OF Austria at Ischel on August 9th.
The crown prince of Austria will attend the
maD9uyers Of the German army.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-09
Anathar

A Naples dispatch under date of August Cd
says; another severe shock OF earthouake
was felt on the island last evening. which put
a stop to the work of searching the ruins for
podies OF victims. It is believed that some per-
SONS buried under the fallen building are still
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-09
Murder ana Suicide.

At Newark, N. j., on the 31st, John Brixus,
Dr., became desperate over quarrel with his
uncle, also named John Brixus, and shot him
seriously. Thinking himself murderer young
Brlxus rushed to the edge of a pond, put two
bullets into his own head and dropped dead in
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-09

There were over 700 deaths reported on the
29tb, IN the cholera infected district. Scientific
analysis of the waters of the Nile shows them
to be poisoned with putrid matter to distance
abova the cataracts
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-09

Babe Jones, the colored boy murderer, who
in an unproyoked attack killed John Foster, at
rittsburg, pa., about year ago, has been SEN
fenced to be hanged on Thursday, October 4th
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-09
Wholesale Rn1ehe-,.

sheriff's posse OF more than forty men were
led into an anbuscado near Dardenellc, Ark,
by outlaws for whom they were searching on
the 1st inst, and twelve of the pursuing party
were killed. A farmer who led the officers into
the ambush, was lynched by the SURVIVORS.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-09
Twenty Year. Eae,,

The trial of Edward Fox, Patrick Connolly
and William Dreshin, charged with participa-
ton in the murder of bailiff on the estate of
Lord Awdllaun, about year ago, closed in the
Slleoi asslzes, Ireland, Oh the Sd inst. All
thrcomen were convicted and received the full
sentence Of the law-twenty Years ~
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-09
Ves,,Yius Vomiting.

A dispatch from Naples of the 31st, says
Mount Vesuvius is in a state of eruption and
lava is discharging from the crater in the direc-
ton OF the town Zorro del Greso, at the south-
east foot Of the mountains.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-09
Ono More Shak.

Another earthquake was felt at the towns of
Folio and Ischia, on the island of Ischia, at
2:30 O'Clock on the afternoon of the 4th. Three
persons who were buried in the ruins were e1-
tricafed aliyo
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-09
Arrest of One of The eords

One of the Ford boys. noted for the killing
OF Jesse James, was arrested on the Sd inst. at
Kansas City, for completely in the Blue Out
train robbery in 1881. Ford is highly indignant
over the arrest, claiming that it Is breach of
faith
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-09
NEWS IN BRIEF.
11,OOU.
steamer burned.

: A dispatch from Cairo says that up to the I'd
inst, II ,00G persons have died of the scopuge
since the outbreak Of the cholera in Egypt.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-09

The steamer Butte was burned at Ft. Peck,
Dakota, on the 3Oth. The passengers were
rescued. Loss on vessel, $2O,000.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-09
Opened by tho prc.iden,.
Thcy win Hnnr INC Rov.

The Louisville Exposition was formally
opened on the LIST inst. President Arthur made
o fifteen minute address.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-09

IsE trade dollar of modern duddies
can never go to its par.-New Orleans
PicayMne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-17
COTTON uAnREr.-BY TELEGRAPH.

Irvrrroor oct IG.-l23O p. m-Cotton-DuI and easier
,flIlng pundS Cd do Orleans 6td SALES NuVp 9alrs
ir,,!ng 900 speculation and export !rrpo 7;>oO
500 bales American. Future paN'ts Low
N,idI ing CLAUSE october delivery, Jboll| 40 t'obtI
and NovcmbCr delivery, 55G4d; do November au 'rt,u
delivery lI.Gll: also 5&Bid; December aha IaHu
delivery 65Iid. also 63t4d. do January ana req,
mary delivery JUGid. also 55G4d; do. IrlTury ana
March delivery. 57.BId; do March and AUit NcNty'
Odd. also GO.id; 30. April and May CclNtl Ol 10
Nav and June delivery 3A64d; do June and July delivery
Bbid Futures quiet. - - ,,,,,,,.. r-rro,y.
l6.Iad. do orleans llGd The sales OF the aiy hcue
GG5I bales American. FuturUs-U pands, 10" MldtlInS
tlu.r October delivery JJ-Gid; do. october aHd 4m
her delivery 5I.d; do April and May delivery ttDil
LrEGpu0I, oct 49, .. tJttOn-t uluIt.- p'aLul
Low, WidGug clause october delivery 5Sb t-i S-o,
October and November delivery, o htl uV
November December delivery UJbt"i 40 D,S'npei
and January delivery, 5jbd; do January anu tcDIgS
I-yry SS.Gtd; do. February and March GeNFe}I %
gid a,so JU.uid, du March aud April delivery Ooofu
DO " y aud June delivery, j-Bid Futures closed nl
GALVESTON Oct lG.-COton easy MiduHug. IL" DE- ~
Low MidIIing, l5ldci Good Ordinary I!Ss he S y
gross receipts 2U97 bales exports 10 the CohJu' $3.50
bales. ,ulp-, 500 bales stock, sc.9lO bales 90 49,,
SkyAyNAH oct lB-GOltOn easy; M'ddIhg' iu''' -is-5
Nidug Oar".; Good Ordinary, 0ltci net gee,sr 1,,2
gTr-, receipts 1915 hElts; exports U mo 'oH'
$500 bags, coas,we, jl25 bales sales 3-'o 0''''' '-''
evening 700 bales stog !, S2,22I bales n ~.
OlENN, oct l6yotion yasyi Mtdalng ~ % SiB
Low Alauu 10 -c. Good Ordinary, 9'ci net rec
bales gns. receipts, 1885 Ualcs exports To G'l "T
1850 burs zul6s 1000 balusi last evening '3o O''''
stock, 1870 lu3 gd.vs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-17
g3raie5 an0 S'cn0ers.
Glec!iJn Notices.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF THf SECEETAUY D. > .ArF,
TO THE SHERIFF OF III TIE COUNTY OF

OFFICE Or mi secEuTAuY d s.ArPf
TO THE SHERIFF OF HE COUNTY OF
to s held ia @ te On the Ta az a ] IT, T
Monday Of @o'amoer Gox. lNoyomoer d., the io"o"iAE
recrota .. ,llto. 10 the ii &c o. JOSEPH 3 CAaR
ATrs .sGIe-. in Inc p ace OF Ro jER! A. NhEWELL.
IN AtJoiJeS-Genc.s IN the place OF LESLIE ". hUS.
s.ate engineer and surveyor in the place OF sLAs
Two JUSTICES Of the supreme Court Of tg First Judicial
Two cas OF the city Court Of NsYok, place Of
GEoRGE aBFA and CIf ARIES J. NEHRBAs. go. .u,
M i;rcts eoniyrs ns q Redmond
Gou1sy on Gers a % TO be eo ted for ,aid county
,eis.cr ia he Lace o. AIi,uSfus r. DcCHART
Al whose terms u ole NJ eTp,rn on Il, .s d., o.. n1
o. ia, ts Law, of I-,5 Which Is hereto annexed aud
-"-a' p''' u '''' -','' CHAP: 49,
AN ACT provide fOr submitting 10 tho Electors Df the
state l43 Dropoauo" 10 abolish COaacs LABOR from 'As
"a f. May % 1888 rlras af,hs beng present.
The PeoprV ne s'as Of As'g iyrs, rpress"sd ~ Se"a''
sE1oS ]. ne in.P,cioTs e,ch poll in tns several
bs TII % te S,a-a on The sixrh DIV 81 Noyeub.r one
thousand e .ht bundled and oghy.three sneli o.ds
t 20 riSo5s md ecb yoTSr nav lr,selt blo WhGi
ian printed rIartiy VI! ten aud partly pg1lsd
m uy loIm TO- OWING namely . I' me ?! P'5," 70 aOo
witch sHa be printed or PATTY ttten and
20 a T c2c a1or from he state ri ous
TIE aid oalo sla Ds Endorsed contract La)o;-Psoh"
o the legislature In respective iscts shall De emitted
Adoption Of sait proposition du Ing TIE day
election Tie several eectioa districts Ia which tAeJ Ee-
Sle.
Respectfully yours
JOsEPH B. CARR,
Secretary . state.
You are without delay to denver copy Of 1COvs
notice supervisor OF The sesors Of each
county, alu also 10 cause COPY OK
sd notice published. according 10 Law once ~ oAch
Until the election. tSee Lws Of 1919, Chapter 49,
section T. - $780,
y the 10 be true copy OF the Election Notice
by me JhIs day NON tAe Secretiry o. state,
A. Y. DAVIDSON,
Sherin Of the city an County " New-lork.
Publishers OF newspapers viii uO insert tls al rrIsyLnen9
unless especially Authorized 50 70 DO. -
sheriff Of the City AID County Of N0W.IorK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-17
STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


mand sales bushels lard 1q am # S q II =
sales 1000 bush Sample q 24e car no N ra Ss at S5o
P Barley dull Raoad ireghts to NewYCrk steady Canal
es Gg and o19 ana WRS9 Psi C GO 5sS con
oats g BP5ey 300 C5 b $SSG COAX aaE? 5S
600 Oats 100000 Rye $4,000. Railroad shipments n
1000 bGs Wheat Sc o09 bush Corp gO@G oats at tS
$1,000 bush Con- SG 10000 OATS 10000
CHICAGO oct IG-Flour quiet and unchanged. Regular
Wlea in Gegaqd and higher at q a92s October PIE
Nay No CReago spTiPg 9lG92c No. Wi, GQ siE 81 e
mand G7ac cash 97%ai77c October; 97aa477-c. Noyem.
Der l6i4c. December; i6ld4cigc ali me year 52G
al fa7 5sc cas Sc october; &c EoSSmbc 2s7
and easy 55c Barley firm At 81 &C Faxseed easy q s. 3d.
Pork stronger s0250 $40 30 cash $40 % oct
Si0 III All The year SiO II SO Is JAM $40 $3.50
t92 2 STEADY! g 6 az "a a4d &c. e S 7 al tie YEAR 81 q
Isl 80 JAM 81 1921 3l2 Feb Bulk meats in e t 9
Butter quiet and unchanged Eggs good dcmand az u
Buffalo $ic. s,slfsFi?aT 1000 GBls Whsat 1900 g
~ MA I1g ror = 6O5 Sf,ooTiS F@u 300
bbsi Wheat llCQo bushi Corn 2o9 600 BUSH oats 09
CEcNyhTI oct. lG-Four dull and unchanged Family
I2G 80 90 t9Gy - % G$3 % Wheat seHS a o66
bush; shipments 5000 bush. Corn easier AT ole cash;
Pork quiet but steady, o. 81 25Gsl 90 Lard in
@ T Gg Gr k4ra' G nGns W ff9F ! aey6 and
trm at - - Butter firm and unch2nged smear GHl ana
Hogs quiet Common and Light, s. 500 = 7j Packing and
butchers II 4O0$J 1j receipts, 1900 head; shipments
LOO head.
DETROIT, Mich. oct. l0-wleat weak No. ! White RAJ
cash 81 U23lj November ~ Wii; December 81 o. gu
the 81 Oh asked No Red Winter 81 % No Mhlie
FAN 95g receipts 5000 bush shipments 10000 69sa;
COInNo. AZ - c receipts 1000 bJsh shipments lOOOO
bush. Oas-NU. at .OLc; No. White - Ci receipts
1000 bush shipments, 1000 bush.
81. LOUIS oct lG.Flour druer but not higher Wheat
inactive No Rcd Fall 81 OpNSl OO3l cash. 81 Ol3 No
ytbcr ~ O& p December ~ O5a- January 81 l22 May
Corn steady ami firm ut 4Glt04Gc cash; 46Ac CctODer
A So. November; Al Sc an The year. 4iW4i 70 May
oats nrCr az 2Tc Cash pc bid October 27c November
DCCemboT BE all the year Rye quiet al % PC Barley
dun at JOu1Oc Batter mChangcdi Dairy loa22ci
Creamery - pc E-gS steady az ICE. Iaysecd hgher
at u 33asl -: Hay higher Prairie - 800 80 10
Timothy -lluTl6 Bran quiet at Gle, CoTnmeu firm at
~ - - 80 Nhisyey steady at 81 n Provisions 4met;
only job trade done RccciptsFlCur 5000 bb!s$ hyat
240OO bu.h Corn 1900 BUSH oats 2l00O I'VE, 1000
Barley, 1900 NhipWCut~Fl0uF, 5000 bbs; Wheat Az
900 bush; Corn 1000 oats. 1000.
MILWAUKEE, Wiz, oct lG-FlOur steady. Wheat quiet
steady 81 al 92c November G43C December,
% C January Corn dull No tgr. Oats wanted No.,
3Dc. RyenOminaliy unchanged, Barley stronger; 10 =
G2r Extra No g. J2gc Provisions dull Moss Pork, 40 20
cash; $40 10 Jan. IaTd-PrWc steam, - - OCTOBER
81 81 January strady3t IS 80 Butter quiet
Cheese upulualv unchanged. Eggs Unfair demand 20
rpipts- Flour $4,000 bbls Wheat 10000 bush; harley,
A. 600 bush Shipmouts-F!0ur $4,000 BUSH heat I@uOO
Uusb; Barley, 10000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-17
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Oct. 10 D. W-PurE-pIime Mg-1, EasGIh,
.t,nUv M SIS do do Western, dull M tl" bacon
nm dun at 3ss I'd, short Clear steady at Jos ol N,"Tg,S
Br,I-I.ytTa India Mess dull Hl So i II"
Western duh 10 3Gs IuTpcutiur spirits urm ai 81 " N .
LuNDUS, oct. 10 p. m-IuIprutinc ~prl' uu' 1t
Sis. I'd 80, ,,..,.
ANTWERP, oct. lG-WtcoNs Lard closed az loo hAnc'
per 100 klus. .. ,.,.... ,,.,r.ov,.
BgE.S oct lG-Pctroleuu, Smarks 4 pfcuiugs "lIcoNs
an closed ut n marks - p'tuiugs per ITO pounds
HANEuG Oct lU.-WiCVXs Lard closed as u Aa'"H PEI
II VIE, Oct lG-wncox's Lard closed Al 81 francs per
ED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-17
rropos sails.
pRoposALs for PURCHASE OF VESSELS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WAsHNGIOS. August IL. l0NS.j
In accordance with the PROVISIONS # the 9th section % ne
Act Congress making appropriations 70 supply dC"cleuCes
March o. sealed Proposals Will De itc-lsed az
tie Navy DcplrtUeut until mon TUESDAY. NONi.1-
the Navy N2rt Mare
California which have been stricken from the Nayy
Register under authority II Act u congress approved
lrcn 3 IS- aud whitn deemed fOr the De.; interests
nf tho United states 20 sell
Ths vessels 01e.el aud their appraised value e the NO
na meek ODD -OD Alaska, Ss,3 o. Bcnecia 81 800:
ruscarOra $500 NsTragansett $500; NySck SsV1'
ana SAcO So,bDO -. a., . -, ID, 49,,
To the secretary the NayyWashiuS,Ou D. g. an n'orssd
PurCh Of NUs@sls 80 as 10 isrn yus1
them rom rfher lOmunC2tUuS NOUEsr Tor more ,h~l Ole
vessel shJnld o Included within Ons pgoDosd.
ell Will ye ,o. for casa 70 the person OF ne's9 s.
or Gorpo alton toruouttonS Offering the mglc prices
lpuTIiS ysUe thereof ad' OH pl D.
pasl must aued by cpdSt N casa D. s4isi4o-
toTv crrHeu u vss ihsn Ten per cent u the
o oder proposal Iud also bond IN pc A.
aOH ~ the Otcr with tNo or moro
l!ouad o! the Smninr ninety pc cent Of
"a nsl proposal within hlrtr days tr)n t- dlte VI rs
In default Is ode m The payment ) mo
remaining per rcuI, any part thereof WhN thaJ
lprrte the government and ShtI 70 Appe IS directed
Mach 3. iS~S All deposits aud bonus Ok H.
r. whose prop sals shA not be 2ccrpHd vi be returned
10 eu within ater tAe opening " tr HD "a -
lJabn 10 Jhs Dep TtmrnJ printed list VIII b4 .nr'
giving concerning IN lt'r7'
bids bonds which must ne u. DIV Dbl leA
Tho YES, IS can 0Xan ud time by APPLYING 10 No
tolnmandauI ~ she Ware Island Ware.
Tho purchasers vessels pu Chs'e' !lCa
limits the ard thin stch reasonable me IS MaS 70
Ia Cd by tho department 49,. ID. ..,...,.,,.
Acting SecUatIU. ~ NavT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-17
Ocean Steamers.

4 NCHOR LINE. L. $. Mail Steamships.
~ sail from Ncw.NOIk every ~atUua" Tor
GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
From Pier 20. Nurtu River
RCLINI oct. 20 %. ~ 81 NOy s. a. m
DEYONIA...O,t. -, p. NJ ETHIOPIA Nov. 10 =. m
Cabin passage. 600 tn $50 second cabin, $40.
Storage ont ward t"' prepaid, Ssl.
LIVERPOOL AND az LLN~IbNN SERVICE
From Pier u, NoTth River.
CITY or ROM. paIs SATURDAY. uc'ph,r27. " 2. m.
CABIN pass4.r 90 800 According io yIalOus.
second cabin and -tecfagr 90 above. .
Issued 40 lowest rates PAD
clar~r In England. scotland Hut lgclgNd.
Fos passage cabin Plans, BooA u Tours &C. apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS,, Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-17
Gam Schools.
NOLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,

East 49th-st. near Madison-ave.
The twontysxth annual Of this institution will com.
mence on the first Monday Of October, 1885, te Law
School Binding In East 4Jh-st between 4ih aud Madison
ayes north SIDE and Will continue until June, 1884.
The course Of study years. and Is designed 10
give fu and accurate instruction principles and prac
tiee Of the law
For catalogues &c. address as above.
THEODORE w. DWIGHT, Warden SC,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-17

PROPOSALS will be received by the under,
1 signed The the Baltimore and Ohio halrsd
Company Baltimore until october l5 1888, for the FUunds-
and Masonry ~ the SuSquClanna RIVER bridge INC
proposals must include material IN cssons and cuner Nas
and sinking 10 bedrock. Also cost or Hp
caiSsuns from water during the lime INC
and masonry being laid. Plans and Spctncd9hs
the chief Engineers office on AMI ir OCopr
The company the right TO reject any 9nd an pro-
puSals. II. /. DOUGLASS, ihlel fhEaA''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-17
1nsirnriion.
For Bows and Young Men-City.

For Boys anu 1OuuS hOh-SAy'
CHARLIER INSTITUTE. ,o,s
~ $S4s OGtgsS3 9Th 1 FSF fth sSYs AND
boANDiNO N Y6UE 80 MES OF 70 10; s,,oo,. West
POINT Naval Academy, and business French GeTma9
spanish spoken and taught 6SSpg Iyy,te NS school, in tie
world Next school year T G RsR 1G&RlARE2 director
~ 6 EVERSON'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
d. corner l2dst and Gthave opposite Reservoir Park
reopens september % short lessons thoroughly mas'fSY
4 Fs to aS S4Hiss be RsT Edward WAR TFE
sSSoc the Rev T. n White the Prof C. A. Briggs
H. MORSE'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
y. No. III West Thirty eigbthst
The Principal now at home.
TOHN MCMULLEN'S SCHOOL, 1,2G2 Broad
way, corner 32d.st TeoPens M9ESy ar ~ PHtnams
- I'VE West 2sdsf, ana at the school.
YON & GILBERTS CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
H. 5 18th 2h ave G ,b Te2 Ss eoeses and scientific
two department.. senior aph June iSa cloo after SEPT TO-
~, WLYON'S COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
vi. East 22d.st corner n %ITe
and Rts for GS ssrs T Putnam and aDdOphs
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
Madsonave and 44th-st fits for school of Mines Ste
y Gns i92t a T a. ~ and Professor Academy
DACKARD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 500
Broadway the metropolitan and cosmop@A%n scnSo
IooEkeeping arithmetic, commercial law commercial core
spondente, penmansip and business 9IGlIS sgntidy %
9so Shorthand typgWTng and the modern HnguaRrs Oa
OF send for circular. = = PAChAhb' ''7I"o'''
1t. Louis College, 1874 West 37th-st.-Select
course Se'R warm SS ancS ifht Gnacs moderate
SCHOOL OF MINES.-PreparatOry school,
= ~ East 45th.st. J. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS, G. r..
Pm D. Principal. Introductory to all colleges ieol'u'
September ~ -
TIlHE NEW YORK LATIN SCHOOL, No:
East ATHEIST. rcopcns Monday STp!GWpP "a T"o
boarding pupil Send for circular V DABNEl' fhh'pa'
rI,UE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. 72l
Nia5json.ayc near 64th.st, d. H. B. CliAllN, IIlHc
nal Ingsh classical aud primary departments ~ L MN
stun. New building complete IN us appointments i''
Cain school year Just begun
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
L l,4sl Broadway, near 42asti 4'th year lIlnuS'
Noi'l'i '''' ''' NJ NJ HOBBY. W l.. AKIN Principals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-17
Musical

SELECT SCHOOL and KINDERGARTEN
~ ~ Fost lOth.st. RcOpcus Monday SeplIulDcL It,
NJ ~, 'i,,, In Inusic extra Terms reasonable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-17
Art, Scbools-City.

HaPS # w. IINSLEY, Portrait Artist, l49
Nj Fa: SliIst Drawing and Painting Glasses on "tuh'
days and saturdays al iOa VI.
AIRS LOUISA B.CULNER Wi, receive I bHRlttS
~ iI @ Al MING STILL LIFE, FLONl!, ana
: ENDSt'SPf. CHINA PAINTING and De- t'NllO-''
i1-A-'D~- STUDIO, No. 80 NAblSDN-AN T..
References:
n HTNTlNGION, Mt. W ii''"i-''H Ai-''''' 49,
lanes UNRT Mr.. 4. T. BELLOWS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-17

TDGAR SHERMAN, Piano-forte Teacher
II Chickerng Hall. no,
NEW WORK CONSERVATORY, OF NJ Music
n NO jFAST l4TH-Sf" doors cast Oh % LA l.
~ NJ Chartered iu 1860
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-17
For Young Ladies-City.

4 T MISSES PERKINS SCHOOL, 2,OZl run
\ ave Ecw.York. Terms Tor boarding pupils per year
800; with music $500
GLASS for II Little Girls, Nov. 3.--Locatlon
- dependent Of me mind Or RyIen mc nfG
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DAVILION HOTEL, Islip, l.. l., will remain
.tean, JAMES SLATER Proprlefnr.
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anstrutiion.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-29
FOREIGN FLASHES.

Official estimates OF wheat and other
crops OF Russia show that the yield will
be generally satisfactory.
1t is believed Admiral Pierres' ophthal-
mia is pretext for his recall, duo to the
desire OF the French government to con-
ciliate England.
The Gaulos says It hears that Prince
Jerome Napoleon intends 10 publish a
manifesto TO be issued coincidenL with the
funeral OF Chambord.
The Crown will demand that 0'Connell,
who killed James Carey, be remanded to
England, by a warrant issued by the
Governor OF Cape Colony, under section
thirty.fve OF the imperial fugitive offenders
act Of 1881.
SHAW, the British missionary, arrested in
Madagascar on a charge OF melting the
Hovas TO resist the French, but who was
afterwards released, intends TO press q
claim for indemnity against France for the
loss Of his property and for false imprison-
ment.
Dr.. Connolly, arrested at BrutT, Limerick
county, Ireland, charged with being cou-
cerned in amurder conspiracy, has brought
suit for slander against John Carroll, q
rent warner Of the Earl OF Limerick, for
stating that Connolly conspired with him.
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THE Busy BoLrgRs.
Hamilton County Democrats Talking
About Rolling Met cans Ticket.

ApOut Aulluk AACA ttth y AcAets
CINCINNATI, August 2S.-A secret meet
ing Of nearly 200 Of the best and wealth.
lest Democrats Of the city was held at the
Burnett House last evening, to consider the
situation as left by McLean's county con.
vention of last Saturday d week. A full
interchange Of opinions was had, Mayor
Means making an especially earnest,
not to say bitter speech. FlAally q COM
mittee OF fifteen was appointed to meet to-.
morrow and formulate plan OF action to
be submitted to an adjourned meeting OF
the full body next Saturday. It IS expect
ed that the plan adopted will be to repu-
date the ticket named by the county con.
yention and call q convention to name a
new one. Meantime the two Democratic
papers, the NeIrs,Jot1nGt and Enquirer, will
be called and their probable course in the
matter will De asked, tue action OF the
boilers to be guided by the replies.
Mayor Stephens is now with the Dolters,
having deserted Mclean. The main idea
those Who took part in the meet
ing was that the Mclean ticket, II elected,
will succeed in placing the entire police
force OF the city and probably some other
departments, in the hands OF Mclean and
his rinSsters. This the taxpayers will not
permit. They do not propose doing any
thing to hurt the State Democratic ticket,
but mean to defeat the Mclean Legislative
ticket whether or no. II bolt Is once or
L,anized it will grow.