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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-03
DISSOLUTION.

THE COPART NERSHIP HERETO
! fore existing between the undsrsign-
ed, under the firm name of II. Merchant
& Co., has been dissolved by mu i con-
sent. X. Merchant and w. A. Stewart
will continue the business on Second
street, under the name of IL. Merchant Il
Co. l.. p. Ferry will continue in business
at 65S Front street.
All debts due to or owing by the old
firm will be paid to and by the new firm
OF II. Merchant s. Co.
II. MER liant,
L. p. FERRY.
w. A. STEWART.
Seattle, June q. 1884. I12
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-03

All desiring 10 compete for the absye
prszes wsll please send THAR nAmes % j.
=. hAtNkA Chairman of Commiftes.
without delay.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-03
FOR SALE.

400 ACnEs OF LAND on GREEN
fOO Lake. one mile and half from
city limits half mile nom tbs canal.
AisN s 10. % and 10 acre tracts adioinin.
the city. We have some choice business
lots and residrnce property that canl b
heat for beauty or ccnyenience. We have
suburoan lots from e1s sp % f50a. we
have % 900 acres Of Egrie0isural and TIM
ber iands. We arr bound 10 cell g give
ns . call, HEfSkk 4 DISHoN. XSS
Commercial street eeAtxia am
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-03
REAL ESTATE.
LAKE SIDE
HOMES.


nNLY THREE MILES FROM THE
" Seattle Post Office, on the sunny side
OF Lake Union.
The undersigned has divided his beau.
uful farm ON the sunny side Of Lake
Union. into
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-03

TOR sA1.E.-PRopERTY ON FRONT
I and Second streets. Tie finest ana
cheapest ever before offered in Tits CIV.
Old are and sickness the cause OF parfy
wishing 70 sell. Apply 70 MR.. JIM.
NINGA IL Commercial street. myW
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
RROOOKIYN.

limiiel divorce was granted yesterday to Mrs
Anna Mcdonald froR Hugh Mcuonald, and IN ah-
sonte divorce 10 Mrs. Mary j. Hickey from N, H..
Hickey.
The body of q drowned man, about thirty-iyc
wears od. live feet six inches In height, well
dressed with dark hair and chn " Iisk9rs, was
found ~ the bay at topoVer-st yesterday.
The Republican members Of the new Board of
Suucryis1rs who are IN - majority of three, have
agreed mon Supervisor !. Is. Willis, of the lifst
Ward. fer president pio TEN of the board. John
Mckanc of GraNc.cnd, who now holds the
Office. ia confident that he will he made lils own
successor by Republican treachcly, by when lie
was elected last year
The increase I'm travel on the biluge
roadnn,s under tho tolls which were ie
diccd 90 per ccnt - week ago - reported 20
have been about ~ per cent ioi ihe
first week. he amount irceitcd Tor the week
ending nrcrniEci = under tine old schedule. Nn9
Si8li aud iur the week ending December 10
under Dee urv schedule. TS32
The tirnrinl Term ~ he sumer" Court has AZ
Ht,rrd thr Indictment dieiuisglrg tbr complaint 80
ihr snii hpmghi ht Nis sarah srhupnr hrt
ar,i,st l,. H. I. liirhnidi tu itrUtrt T1ntuu na
dsn,arps lIt lee alienation ~ iht nsrtiuns ui let
danehi "a Mis. ainetint 4 Valentine
Attachments aNisuniire iU Finunu haze hptn
ie5ttt atainel rs kaiitip9 rinriaaiuhp, ilritai
MiiAs, . Wheltsaie Hnni Hrairii ~ hu ~ lrl'
itfi-ai,
innpiaiias age made hf passenenfs ~ lin ha'n
eiiHs iaWsph va ihn nrN iuir ni lhe 'Ilf lial'nH'
uuipauH iulhinhlHr nnHhlns ln lbe tti9 t4prr
supA 40 ial iest pn lhp lasspAsris lapsi liSs'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

TsGTt co m wet"er rr0sr''' via rh'd
stramer Eldofado, Hawthorn, New.orleans-J T Van
steamer Richmond. Boaz Newport Nows and West Point
Va-Old Dominion Va Co.
/ steamer Den Whitney Boarse Iioston- n + Dimock.
ship Mommsen (Ger). Wins. Trieste Aust-rheo Ruser
ssip Pauline tocr Mcisor,cd uavrc-c Tobias CO.
BARK Elmsone Aust Rossnch. Anlier Java for orders
BARK Iiia Nor, iIote saigon China-C Tobias q Co
Bar. Amhsyo tGer. Matsen. plymouth. Il. for orders
Rsrt srsastvo AUST caon paraaneIes for ordersAn.
Btis JcnnIc Cheney, Arcy, Mussel BAY. cGIf-w II
Grls FayorItc, rraman. st Pierre mat-u Trowbridgcs
schr Ethel Davis Johncs Flo Grando do Sui ward
Cleared vcteriay-
Barr IebokKs tNor) Agorup. Bristo-Funeh, Edyc Co.
SAILED.
Augustine Para Eloraio New'Ofl,ans City ci Augusta
s9yann.h tpyandoe lslesnoni l,o Morse Baltimore
naIks Ida Tor Trieste lruGhoc Alicantc Tous London
BELOW
Bark Northern Chief (Rt. Homer from Hamburg
SPOKEN.
u of Georges ship Hamilton Fish, from Antwerp for
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL Dec lG-lrrivcd, steamers Oranuore (7r.
Jones from Baltimore Dec 81 artburn tBr. Pyne from
iih-Arriyed steamer (Br). McAucy. Portland
ouTEvsrowy 16-Arrved. Egypt tBr), Grace
from New YORK Dec on her Liverpool and proceed
C,). -
SOUTHAMPTON. De- lGArrivcd steamer Main Ger. He'll
FROM York Dec way TO Bremen tand pro
ceeded).
GLASGOW. Dec iG-Arrvcd. Elstow tBr, Robert
Wilmington Nov lS
DOVER Dec I6-Arrvct steamer HYDE tBrl Uadden from
Savannah Nov y ON her way 20 Bremen.
SCIfY Dec lb-Passed steaher N2esand tBelg) UeDer-
veg. from New.York Dec q On her way 10 Antwerp.
LIZARD Dec 16-Passed Remembrance (r) Knott
from New. orleans Nov IS On her 10 Hamburg.
KLpOSAS. Dec 1C-pasred steamer scandinavian (Br),
Park from Boston Dec ; on her way TO glasgow.
DOMESTIC PORTS
BOSTON lG-Arrved, amegs Wilamsport and Cent
ipclc Philadelphia.
Cleared scamer Norseman lBr). Matthews Liverpool.
Sailed, steamer Merrimac
PnILinTLPUI, Dec lG-Arrvei steamers Pcrkomen, che-
MayfOwcr, NewIorA Lord cough tsr Hughes Liver
Cleared steamers Normm Googins. BOSTON, Reading and
do. Diddlc, York; British Crown (Bf,
Burton. l. 'TpoOl.
BALTIMORE Dec Arrived steamers FOsc0lla Br Jones,
Liyefpopli Nymphaca tBr Crooks. Martinique. -
Cleared fIOstbrg 0bOken Josephine Thomson
New York; Leo Brl Caruts. Leith.
SAILED, steamers SaimatI n. Elphinstone and Pallon.
RICHMOND, Dec lG-Saiicd eteamer Old Dominion, New
York
NEWPORT NEWS. Dec lG-Arriycd, steamer Seneca, from
New-NOrk.
sailed. steamer Manhattan. for New York
WfLNINGIOS. Dec lG-Cle2rcd steamer earn Martin (Br
Liverpool go.
saled. steamer Caworth Castle CBr). Liverpool.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
NEW-YORK CITY.


"W. II. B.. Barrett House.n-Madamc Patti was
born in Madrid, SPAN.
AnItalan yender Of mats IN Park place displays
the sigu: "Nu Nots > cents a NesHr.
Two new flats ia Nnth-ave. have been designated
"Straw berry" and Raspherry.'
"R. H. A." sends - for Mrs Carr. whose pitlinl
story was told by Charles +. Nlngaie III lhL lhdD-
UNE on sunday.
Miss Mary Fit2gcrald Of No. 3S Oab-st., tod JUS
ticc Duty yesterday the Ionbs that she had lost
deed 10 a house IN the Fourth Ward worth Tlo,OOV.
Bids were opened yesterday by the Board of Edu-
cation for an addition 10 Grammar School NO. ~,
F57E76o. ''' y
The Allcrncn's Committee on Streets yesterday
decided to obtain tie opinion Of the cooperation
Counsel as 10 the power of the Beard to allow
kiOsks to be put IN the streets.
ROBBED oN HIR OWN DOORSTEP.
Mrs. john =. Terry, OF No 2l$ West ihrtyi9nTt
ST. hid a purse yaiHed at T3o when fonta,nG1 G'
while she As entering her house. lho thiei was
arrested.
MORAL INrIUrNcE or THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
T. H. HARRISON. grammar school superintendent,
on Monday delivered an interesting address pcI2Ie
the Primary Teachers Association on he lnnuc
ence of oar Public Schools III the Moral Training OF
our Citizens"
stNyrNCFp FOR MAKIHG A FALSE ASSIGNMENT.
Max Harris who was tried in Special Sessions on
Monday for making iIaudul lcnt assignment while
engaged III the fur and glove business al No. iS9
Mcrcer-st., on November -. lSS2, was committed
for one month yesterday and required to pay me
OF $3.50.
Thrown FROM A CARRIAGE BIT NOT lEJlNiD.
Mrs Il Ward, of No. Gl9 IcNington-ayc.. was
riding IN a carriage with her iye-ycar-old daughter
on Monday and the little girl was leaning against
the door 4 Sudden turn of tie carriage AZ flitn-
ave and TWcnty- llrd-St. caused tie door 80 SWING
open and the child fell headlong to the pavement,
but she escaped injury.
USING KLEosENE WITH rnE CUSTOMARY Insult.
Emma Wcnskinc, a servant. age seventeen, NY
ing at No III last Nincty y-iirst-s'., attempted 70
light the fire yesterday with Kerosene. Her cloth
ing caught fire. and she received injuries which re
suited fatally shortly after she was taken 10 the
Presbyterian Hospital
CHAHGip WIN TrRElBiT CnINr.
Mary NandeihOui. Of No. . 29O Ilr,t-aye., ac-
cu-ed of numbering her infant. was taken 10 the
llaicni tourt Yesterday. JUST zee Wcldc renanded
the prisoner and she Will bc taken before the Oiu-
down her cheeks a. she followed the oniceis from
the COURTROOM.
Urrlurns or 1na norli,rIIrEti eucirfY..
The Newly rik IlufittliuHl Society Yesterday
elected lie lUll wing officers: fanurl sloan. pes
,ip0i l. priuunt Morgan. y ! srqnItlinr, VIII
lam II binsunis l'tty H. lAnr, james q. tul-
aais Hitbo,d Ainulj apl llueh Aurhinriuse. vitt-
,"esitsyts. ia,rts \. Muihianh, sreiriaiF anl
Isaac " Young iitasnrii
WisttR sttFipf ~ i.ir fNt hitfh iift
ihG stgainlf trt tilphte Ntnt ihiV tnii'N'' 'ni'
fai atuiei teit ign Nn inppirf .. di'h 20 inN 'p'
nina ien,iaIlt 90 ms iaii itef iihr hltsllf ht'
sisleI shit i,g iiisl0i aliei ihYnHfh hfp't"Nl
iug 0t hei h0iinis, marhlntiY ahl ihltllnii lfhp
tAe twp other iaise vessels ~ lis hAp 'he ''s''-'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

SHIPPING NEWS.
popr oP vEW.YORk. TT EsDAY, DEC. To 1851
ARRIVED.


s,eamer Karo ,Br, smith, Taganrog Nov 49, Constantine
pie H. Gibraltar 29 win %@2i to 1rder W & N,SIa m 10
.n,,'sr ritic,no rr rown London Nov -, Win nilso
Henderson Bro' Arrived al tne n1 w ~ swansea %
with mdsc aud passengers To W MorsAh' A''"'"" wv
samoP Valencia IIc,sc LaguayIa Dee s. rucrte oanG9 @
Il and y with mdso ana passengers u" H'"''
steamer Hudson Freeman Ncw,orietnt pee """ '"o '
10 with misc aad passenso' 10 : II @ I, q and the Bar
steamer Excelsior, Higgins New-otieah 'c' "
10 with mdse toJ I Nm sickle. ,, t,,,,, and Nor.
steamer Hoanokc Couch llchm2in1n ,uN ,, w. ~ Co.
folk with mdse AMI PASSENGER TO V M vs Win empty
Shp fdgaid l~wcll. Akcrmstk lnll 70 nays VIZ" '
barr,Ys to order: vessel - Benham Bovr-tn m ct,lk
iark cnn, NOR lnnd" d"gaaaa, n,Sonp ,nSmo,p a Ho,
davs with empty barrels orcr. vessel 10 ~o" ~ IN
SUGAR maTT 10 Il Il i1S v u Gd r't%s vcs, nIey ,
BarK Antonio sala Mitchell lla'nm "N' "''"
zig 0ien sWei I.esbc. reneao 10 days with sugar
r y,r r uo.s poca fc oto ~ days, with md'e 10
Hoidlcy vessel 70 - - days via
Hamilton Roads. with guano to hu de to'uo'" '
p,ion ,MS9 f Sewra,cn' Lbbcy. pemeiara ~ day'
win 'uga 10 " Atp,,rgnE oolWofd, pematara II
nre 4 ala 'oi Nrwii iht,tsillss.. saps
aaS' w. "th siney Ndegtas days with u'' u
MI ~ ool % porn of calau Luni MiI9goane in,rSs
viii log good 10 Messenger co vessel to ""''''
~. g,.i, . ,. "'l ,!l.,s s'-'1 raa ''i Tow "' ~
suNsEi Nua a. staty u ioE light W7"i WY nay
At City Island Hight sWi clear
htittt YESTERDAY ..........,
s,,aeet At,nna Bt Ptnbts iv-fr1ol per uheen'ou' u
z uih ,nis- a.i pas.enrrts to uni1n co hi'''' ''
fa' - p" GirtReb .....
eil.r., frrt hl NeAirsah hite'p' tin ensen'''"'
s,stesl, hi,tit m paasia.s iitetresitia ea-eh''sHf
| s,t.aa iApsH pg o., ieHsai hns'e' 9ft'''''H
'gieaw,g tms niep, i,at hfpWea 40 southampton es'
''siea.s paasaa ,fs 80 hess-hes nave tsA'' 80 10
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

,crt Hazard says that the rule ~ for the benefit
OF ,he passengers and designed to prevent their
boiag incom.nodcd by bulky articles. When tho
cars afc not crowded hers is no objection to put
not hc taken mp With buu2.-s when needed by
passengers.
eW. T. L. t;;cks the coorcd preacher, who plcalcd
guilty g. slgamy. which he committed IN Graves
I'D has been sent to tho Ponitcnliary Tor three
Yeas.
The salc Of news in the Central Congregat ional
Church on Monday evening amounted to about
rs 600 Of which NJ. 100 was paid IN premiums.
David NJ. Stone pald 500 for rhe first choice and
took u paw OF which the rental IN SllO.
The sale realized ~ 600 moro than last year. but
the premiums were $500 less.
Coroner Menningcr aud jury yesterday viewed
the body of j. i. Stiwcli, oi Grlycscnd who killed
hmSc f. and adjourned tic inquest The funeral
Will "a ke plRCo tO-IqN.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
cum OF IvUI-NAY PARENTS.

Mary O'Hricn. are eight ill-ciad and hnnery'
,ras tcrnJ .obLinr on a sto0p in Filst-ave at !
~ m. Monday. by an officer She said that her home
WAS af No. 2O6 East Eightcth-st.. bnt tlai she dil
rot doro to 90 there because her her had sent
her ont to beg and would surely beat her If she re-
turned empty y-handcd. An ofcerGi the Society Tor
Tie Prevention of Cruelty to Chiidin made an lil.
vestrotiop. lie reported in the Harlem touit tlat
ne iound that Mary's father tiamps ahont thc
streets draining the dregs from beer kces ON the
walks. The living room was entirely de'lln'e oi
f,ruiturr. and tie wife had inst been taken 10
ErlIcyur Hospital. suffering iiUm dropSy biuu.ht
on bv mtempcianco. q Blicn was sent ~ ine
Island iorsiT moutls, and Mary viii 60 TO the IN
.tiiuticn Of Mercy
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
ONLY HALF 4 CENTURY APART.

J. Blackman, age sixty-iiye, who for number of
years has had charge Of the restaurant and bathing
houses at Hawthorne Beach. has cloped with a
cood-looking mis-, of fifteen years. Mr.. Black
man. is a member of the Charles Lawrence Post.
No. J7s. G.. A. X. He has left behind him a wife
and q daughter about nineteen years old. The
family occupied pretty cottage near the bathing
houses on the beach, and the girl made Mr.. Black
mans acquaintance on the occasion of a VISIT there
last summer, since which time he has mani eSted a
deep interest III her welfare. she was IN the en-
ploy Of family III Rye. but Mr.. Bldclman's atten-
tons to her came to the knowledge Of Mrs Black
man and caused frequent quarrcls. The lovers DIS
appeared on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
NEW-.JFRSEY.

SANDY IIOOK.-Thc experiments with the llask-
ell muitichargc gun were continued yesterday. III
the forty-iirst round 10 pounds Of powder were IN
the brcech and 96 pounds distributed IN the four
rockets the weight of the shot being 15J pounds
The Velocity OF the shot was LEO feet per second
the elevation sl9 degrees and the range 6,069
Yards. In the forty-sccOnd round there were ~
bounds of powder in the brcech with 100 pounds
distributed among the pockets. The weight of the
shot was III pounds, its velocity 2,OOl feet per
second the elevation Sig degrees and the range
q. 753 yards or nearly four miles. This shows the
greatcst distance ever attained by any gun at the
Inn nlrNniinn
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
NJ MAl,lk,

Three boys. Andrew Logan. Edmund Griggs and
Edward thompson. conceived tho idca of rowing to
New-Orlcans IN row-boat to see the Nhhtloh.
On Monday they broke open the door Of the Triton
Boat Club and collected lot of clothing. An
officer got skin and rOwod after them. and cap
turcd two of them.
Fourteen Italians were arrested Yesterday morn
ing in dive in Eighth-ave., in II riot IN which
knives and other weapons were drawn. a man
named Delbach was shot in the thigh by Rosalie
Miano. who cudcd arrest. Most of the party were
armed with long stilcttos and dnks.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
LONG ISLAND.

IovG ISLAND CirY.-Ia'c on Monday night as
Thomas Dclahanty was passing through Borden
whom be identified ~ Charles Jensen and Thomas
Mitchell mcmb.rs of the Ferry Street Gang. They
comDclrd him 10 stop. and Quo o.! them demand,d "a
other drew pistol AMI Threatened 10 Blow MS
brains ont. 81 Tins moment Footsteps were hcari,
rested aud locked no IN default of & / 800 bail
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
VAHuifa OugNrUflUUf fuWNi.

hutWAtb.-A aiNVp ~ ~ i'HN'i siWie ~ l-sl;
e4nNh. u rN eNNhtt "i-hi 90 ~ ,rt 'hi H'iNl'A+ ''
hlf ihe rats. 70 HllNN"'.l 'h nN"Nt'" 'lH'-
n,liG.
UANguaY.--A committee ot use. ap pppnioh iN
lha iuNu ga recommend q suiAuf hHnaiHH hf
uthiIc purpnsr,, salts iur sttuftula ri-hlA -iN g
hy slNty cet, a. cmhgdca police station i"Nh d'il
hnruugh riuus, ruurt-in0uL vaults, aud town NAN,
lnn .nnl nuI 10 nAn.nh nlO.ulN.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
STATEN ISLAND.

RicnMOND.-Thc Richmond County Board Of SUI
pcrvlsors were surprised yesterday when auditing
bills TO find remarkable array of warrants pre-
sentcd as claims from Constable Philip |. kcarney,
of >onthfeld. The claims were for preposcrQus
amounts All were disallowed. They set forth
that Constable Kearney had arrested for drInken-
ness and disorlcry conduct most Of the prominent
people OF staten Island The blanks were all filled
OUT and Endorsed as If sworn 10 before a notary
public ne claims were presented by scores of
shop-keepers to whom kearney had presented them
in paynent Of debts.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
An rrhnnn[Ohiol editor was selectcdro eentl

:
tn make pr.."1taon speech On the occasion oi an
riuiveut literary nan being given silver cup Muth
crutrt sod when The proper tme arrived hc hcli "ut
,br arfi.I. .uI .tImn.fcd: There's the jug y! 10
ic ne REGIMENT IN an nlmo. cuIal STAT" Of trcpida-
tinn ,r,surI - Il that the mug E'-l lruc Bill
A Lcgho,n chicken is not large enough to
ontino a rhc ken for So long Il timo lliJ,tou Post.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
JAMES NcGgssIEIjsT & CO.,
broadway and Efess-st.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Upholstery E}epartsmrsas.

Our cmbroielery stock is co,,s-
pse:p with n ycrs choice scacc-
sien "a asiush nIih satin esm=
,,Tsf.ipEai goods isa sosa E'ii'og%s
u.tia susars amd scapss, Aa~=
saisasa,a. a'e.i sas8is a"a n'i.H
sasaaas, 'snas2 seahs ave
ariis.ia asa das'gsa aiah aeioriiass
anI make elegant as we'll as
u,efus aEOii.lay R'Tesenis.
JAMES NAcGEsEEEsA & 90,
broadway and iaaa-si.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
Jersey CITY.

Henry Jackson one of the leaders Of the Bridge
Gang, accused of killing George Bates at the Hen
dcrson-st bridge on October ! /, was tried yes'cr-
day for the second time and acquitted. The jury
disagreed on the first tTiai.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

100 handsome fur-lined Circu.
lars at $500 and $22.OO each.
reduced from $500 and $4,000.
$50 real Sibcrian-squirrel.Iined
Circulars at $500 and $500
each; reduced from $1,000 and
$500.
800 elegant Alaska Seal Sacques,
pure London dye, at $500.
$500, $4,000, $t25.OO, $4,000
$i65.OO, $1S5.0O, and $4,000
each; just reduced from $125.OO,
$4,000, $4,000, $165.OO.
100000, $225.OO, $235.OO, and
$4,000.
These are exceedingly choice
garments and positively the best
value ever offered in this market.
Also a large and very attractive
stock of the finest Sealskin Dol.
mans, Newmarkets, and fur-lined
Wraps, at greatly reduced prices
with Muffs, Capes, Collars, and
Fur Trimmings Of every descrip-
ton.
Special attention is invited to
lot of $50 fine Chinese Goat
Robes at $3.50 and $1,000 each;
reduced from $1,000 and $14.OO.
They have also opened a large
collection of elegant
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

"Mr Bccbc camc to us and asked us several qnes, ).
tons about the case, what action we propose" ~, ~
nropcr nj the present time that we declined 20 con-
Ter with him. We could not outline our propow,va wa
action TO him no more than we could 70 you: o we
propose to give it the most careful anu J"o''''"'
consideration"
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
Nrsrrllrsl--rR rnl-NrY-

pfrKeRttI sheriff tlortnn has attached tho M
rptnins oi ihr Fine Department and bthi rtorgr' y
~ ilp tiiiarr id satisfy - iud"inrnt bhtiinc ht
Niri,al Inrritnh nit iNi'iiit9 'r.rltvI hy falling
HBWn nn unrtutprirh cnhAnknrnt
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
MARINE iNTELLIG ENCE.
MGXrAruRG ALMANAC

MGNIACURG ALMANAC
gun r,s,s 10 sct- i.3 io) G:j5 I1'l5 ago d. 80
mon w4TLR TO-DAY
,rs,,dv Uo,1 III Gov. Islpqi O1 lsi Gate. 300
rM-sanay si"ck 7:59 Sey. Iss-EL ~ ieu "ato lVIo
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

Geuuine Johann os Malt has signature OF Johann
o and MOz Eisuck Of every bottle Endorsed Dl
all ply sicang FOR general debility. Beware OF limitations.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

Young or mddle-aged men suffering from
uebty loss OF memory premature old age az te
result habits should three letter ,tanpa Tor
iilu str Of cure. address
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association, Butao y. Y
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

1l4 Iex,ngtop.aye. b-tw-es IN ant Sa'h .ts.
Hours tO !, tp7 Diseases VI the Nervous Sy'tesL
GrRto.U UrInary organs. impot,nce and stcruitY.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

Tbs s.blfglsff tenmiitee ~ ,ha 6lDh E.s
sisase Ypsifiia4 continued iIs wUfh ~ the ej.i-
,aI ,stlan ~ ihe pass aeaihs' 'hp ,Trh nViltfsl
SD e.psets o. Hske report u 'ht heain ~ haAs
inpi,e r,ess IA heN-urlesnSl and iaihef ~ lhe
/ .fn Rr1lels, arrived here Yesterday ~ see Nha'
trld be done ~ iegAd 70 lLe settlement W We
katlsI. Oiie vi The supeI, isoii tpiAAittts sa'u
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

judge Wheeler, oi anaicl, w., recently re-
moved to Brtiicuorp ueut-, mile, taking laNotIc
M Ihc cat tac urNt diy rrtdruci to ITS Old home hul
n linz r door, dud windows closed II returned 10 the
lauIl, BrittlcbOrO.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

BABIEs' PARADIsE.-lnstantan PhotOg
ranly his by ROckwooI, II Union
Square. Pictures oi children specially.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
Announcements.

BLAIR's PULS.-Grcat English GOut and
Rheumatic Remedy. oval box II round Soc All druggists
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
No MoRE MARKS rOR COLLEGE sENIOEs.

The trustees of the College of the City OF New-1 =
he ld their last meeting for the year YESTERDAY ~
resolution was presented asking that the sy stem o.
mark ing The students might he snspendcd lUr tc thc
wear in the seuior class of the college MI bed' u u
explained that the object was an experiment, Hnu H. T.
il resulted favorablv it would be asked 10 ap"IINh
the marking in the junior classes. 1t is Sy 'Ieli'
he added, that is not followed in ihe German uni
versiiics nor in any of the best nhlNeIsH 30 y.
ploper marking without interrnpting the sIhoia'
ana stopping the lessons for moment. ~ ,.,;n ap
'tn Eeen nm This system If marking until the stu
dents are graduated" The resolution was adopted.