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TON FOR ISCORPORATION.

EOE NCOkPOEAIION.
IN the Superior Court Of SAID oauntr.
Il state u Georgia, Chatham CounEv-T8
the superior Court Of SAID countT- The r.
Triton Of Dewitt G.. Bacon. Horsce ?. Smar
William Donovan. William Z. Bailey. lCes
Rountree. William g. ezllwel. Ge8r-e =.
Zeigler, jeremiah hleine. respectfully sa0E-
eth that they Mes5re for themselves AMI fr
such other persons IS NAY be hereafter assa-
ciate0 vita tlem. 20 BE- Incorporates under
tire name and S-y5e 0f "IHE VALE ROYAL
MANUFACTURING COMPANY that tie
object Ct their association ana Ehe nar-rV1sr
business they propose 10 carry on = q glera
lumber An1 wood manufacturing business.
namely. saving. planning and she Manufacture
Of sashes. doors blinds. 1urnlt NJ ard al
kinds Of WOODWORK. and. 70 that end. 20 OWE.
buv. sell. lease. operate and maintain saw
nils. planning nils stores sIoTe-hoGses, ger
eral mercaan Use, land. lumber timber. MS
chlnery. I've stock vehicles ana eli articles
6n1 things necessary aE1 roper Tor carrying
on said business. 2 generally 70 Dc ana Ier-
form everything nscessaE 10 the sueeeu Cd
management q said business. t1at the
amount q capital 70 oeNmploye1 hy them ia
said bus ness actually PAID IA. = EweEtT-dFe
thousand S-5.oe dollars, q sheT desire the
priv ege u Increasing the c4plfAl stock q
szId comp2lF. from ume t0Eme. % sucb suuS
hos exceeding one hundred AID dfIy Thousand
dollars ls-5Lug.g- SIS lAgs D Ele1r E9sTl q
Directors ~ Otherwise. nay from tine 30
time uefermllE Fhal ne plaee Of 3 bag hus-
Dess OF s10 corporation WNA Dc LA4L14l
county a. HlLl aAelE ET ueEHal BIZ p "a
vzuuah. II san county smd safe. but tneg
desire the prlVlleE Of operating Is. et1 Il
0Iner caEuIes e Ile STAKE ut 1aarE B t1s8
1neE oes r. ~ lie Incorporated. as a5lre-4iG.
for TIE Term Of twenty years WlAh t1e ruF-
leEe Of renewal al In expiration % sad
with power 10 purchase. Owls. lG-e Up rell
lands mills buildings. easements. traEU4z
roads. machinery and Otaer real M personal
property and rights and - sell DurH-Ees
sgb-let OF convey the same or any part rherae,
with the 2ppurtelaleee. . o. rcl1Frt 81
pleasure. - make bylaws not iDconsisit1t
with the laws Of the lands 70 have auu % as
: corporate seal; = borrow moaeT aEz 20 T.
sue obligations OF bonds therefor. TO- AID
10 be sued IN said cerpaTate name: . eHier
into contracts. and generally % have eEg
and exerc e the corporate powers ard pEF-
ieges incident 70 private corporations iI
business purposes. A. prescribed o. TIE Avs
Of the State Of Georgia
wherefore DuT petitioners pray 1Ezf Trey
and their associates may lie Incorporates lE
the purposes aforesaid for tie term eza UI4
the powers aforesaid, and your pl1tnas
VIII ever pray.
LESTER & RAEENEL-
Solicitors fur Petitioners.
Petition for incorporation fled Iu cEc5 az
recorded this 2th DAY Of July. iSsA-
j. h. p. CAER
Dep1E Clerk : G.
y true extract from The minutes. ls A1
day Of August, A. D. 1854.
J. h P. CARR,
DePufE Clerk :. c
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Lucky Chances.

The English Macintosh Waterproof
Coats, and Hunting Boots and Hats, at
LsEars-Adr.
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Another line OF Pleated shirts, just re-
ceiYed at BelsInger's, p Whitaker street.
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Yalises at and below cost, at Belsin-
gers, u Whitaker street.-Adr.
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The Hsrnett Rouse, Savannah.
The wonder Of those who 20 % the Har-
nett House, in Savannah, is that 50 excel
lent a table and such comfortable Don
IA be offered % me public at such mini
mum rates. Without exagyerati0n, the
table Of the Harneu is as good as that Of
the ScreYcn HOUSE, and the rates justone-
half as large. Cou- .eOus treatment makes
Up The sun Gifts attractions. The public
largely testified their app1ecIation.-
J~1cES0nu;lL PlG.l Herald.
Fur Top Gloves. Embroidered Driving
Gloves. all sizes and colOrs, at IaFar's.
The newes STYLES in NeckweaT, at Bel
singers, - Whitaker street.-Adr.
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CTATE OF GEORGIA. CHATHAM C0rSTy.
C-NOuce Is hereby given 70 al persls 14T-
demands against CATHAGIAE III
TROUER. deceased. 80 present EheZ 81 re,
properly made Gus. within the time prescribed
bv .aw. 50 IS 10 show their char1c-er SID
amount: and al Persons indebted % SAID de-
ceased are hereby required = maze mle-
diate payment to me.
JOHN II. F0A-
Administrator estate Ca1harIne Z-F1r91eIi
Taeaaza1
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The Harnett House, savannah.

Scarfs. Ties and Seckwesr,
all the new STYLES. a: LaFars.-Adr.
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= EORGIA. CHATHAM COUNET-Whsnas
VI WALTER MEYLER has applied toCoM
o. Ordinary for Letters Of Administrator o.
These are. therefore. II elre 1GC aalols-
al whom il mzv cuZnaI 81 De and aFIeL
fore sid court. 30 make oheel1al u 9ny
1Avs On OF before tAe FIFTEENTH DAf =
VIII he granted.
w I1zess ths Eaza-ahe HAMPTON /. tAA-
8ILL- O11rZ2v E- Lh2alaD county ils As
1sth DAY q NQrEw8T. 1S@-
PETLEP n RUSSELL JR-
Ils-E !. %. a.. u.
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GEORGIA. CHATHAM CoUSTT.ZNoilce
VI hereby given that 4 hare made appAea
70 the Court Of Ordinary fer NA2Gaam ek
OgIethorpe ward. IN the ciEy 81 Sayknlah- 80
the improvements thereon. sEu ain haAIt-
dollars az certificates Of indebtedness q ~
Central Raj road and Banking CQmn2ns-
Ge0rzia- belonging 10 esraze Of JOHN 49,
NTfRE. deoe ased. for the payment q oe.is
and distribution and that said order VII
granted Al DECEMBER IEBM tlSsa q a-
court. unless objections are fled.
WILLIAM Il. FENNELL
Administrator Of the estate Of Joh 4 NC
Ingire. deceased.
OCT. 81. lS>4.
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Eraal Salra.

Aoogt Two HUNDRED vacant lots so1ts ana
z5xle0 feet. lt bs-
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WATERS.

II AVISG been appointed agent for the
IL celebrated CARLSBAD Water. / can supply
the trade Also. the Buffalo Lithia Water 81
the Springs prices.
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Inc LWo-storT = -. -
Wheaton street. nea. l. fns 5.flz q
GWinnetE street. via
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ful for your friendship and support.
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GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTT.-M
Ut REGINA A. CRAZE has apR1e4 Y
Court Of Ordinary for Letters DlsMis
Guardian on the estate Of BAkbAA
BERGHEIM now KOCH.
These are, therefore. to clie and aA
all whom it NAV concern 80 he and
fore said court. TO make objection 81 ans -
have) on or before the FIRST AONgAi =
DECEMBER NEXT, otherwise SAID t@o
viii be granted.
Witness. the Honorable HAMPIoS 80
BILL. Ordinary Tor Chatham county, A
Slst day Of October. 1854.
PHILIP N. RUSSELL J8,
Clerk C.. %. CT.
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FOR Ordinary.

HAMPTON Z. FERRILL.
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Depufy Clerk :. C. G. T.
The petitioners VIII apply for an or1d g.
Incorporation az the December term. AA q
Chatham Superior C0urt. 70 @ held O ne
first Monday. being the nrst aaE- o Deem
Der. ISs4. LESTER 4 RANENEA
Solicitors Ter Petitioners
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NARY tnJANUARY next, and VIII be crate
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Itc0T4cl LAe -ll U44 O Hllls -.
J. X. p. CAER
Deputy CLERK :. {. &C.
y true extract from he minutes ts AEa
day Of August, a. D. 1881.
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THE RECEPTION IL BROOKLYN.

,,,xcr,,rxrs PERFECTED BY THE TWO REPCb-
1,cAx c1rps AND THE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.
w. rrocramme for the reception 10 be gwen
IN Mr. Blaine in Brooklyn IN Thursday i III 'he I -
Major T. H. Hobbs. william II. Villains ana honil w.
t-,irbt ro,resentng respectively the hlhSS
n -. ,,,-,i,,,,, C,rnpairn Committee, the Brooklyn
,.,,,c Pepublican club. and the Young Mems kcpuoh-
ca, C1ub The following details were settled yesterday
r-rop Mr. Raine's arrival in Brooklyn on Thursday AZ
torroon private reception will be rendered him atthe
Mar sion House from TO 4:30 p. m He WEI theh ule
at the house of :. V. White treasurer OF flyh"ulh
Church, No 2lo Columbia heiShe; lhe ulS f mise
q. mass incctls WI PC 'l, ~ IN E,, the Nrod-
vher,. Mr. Blaine viii hc present ni i.o' IRON ~
cmy he W II ~ Ia the Grand Opca liousr al 10 wiz
second I'M, - meeting viii he held under the auspices
of the Nouug lieu- republican Gun. lN"'v "a ,,iin,
will 20 the outdoor meeting az i anu 80 ~ ,
ares no han o. sufficient zc exlng in a a' parb Oh o
city md he will speak ~ o'clock Al ';d" me h's :"
point. led by Nj. Blaine. and march thIout P
Rclfordave Lafay ctc-aye -chernrlo '" i 49,,
stand in front of the rooms oi Inc, '3impilSn
Commtiee Decorations OF flag and clml lcres
will made rarions point. THE brook}n bo'ff :"
Aldermen voted YESTERDAY 10 uSpiaL ~. i,'7' va ~
False and m-leadle statements having eainfo CIc
cam Can,p, Commute aud the two Republican cnhs of
A"- itn dnoinc. nm such statements ycster
Ibr Yonnr Mem Republican Club issued yesterday an
olit'.ss n" h.. members
,,,'pru Is o, foo, 10 have the members NJ Ply
mouth church tur1 ont in hci} n the procession ~
~ a me, ting ~ representative of ,he atlons
winch viH taxi part n the reception IarNc a- t'sh-
mo or NO l-2 Muntacueai J." :. y. WiN,
Grand Marshal. and Colonel Rodney Waii'
iy1trps infri'oiin In nii so ur",m'h men Wlh
vii iate rafi I'm ihr paiade There WIN n'hanN ue e..
Ioufr 10 thr great Amefi-an Statesman l',
ggd4l bee ,.o oTs'n IF rm' G'' vii heoi a.l
irigai. I'M hcit ri nr rolrua vin .l'r i'"m I,l.o'
i've stand m aIonasp.-st ~ fFren 80 ana - O'Clock
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cLErELAYD's PIrAB1E POSITION

yufge Ttiurcs, fn me Chris'iru ~ Work.
The position Ol Mr. Grover Cleveland. luSt
now f. one OF ihc most ptnhe and unfortunate ever
occupied boy nu American citizen II would seem a" II
fate had made unrkrry uf this mnus hopes IN orier o
chow that no real success even M political lie, can he
may hs the indications uf luck. iie had never shown
nut Indications OF patriotism ability when, by pnit
eni nrtdrI ~ hurno iuin hr executive oihrn ui
the I.utuif, state. lie almost unknown to UlH
lrpdgrs his party when nominated. aud fui,a utilr
while the executive office ai Albany The Mecca
tuwnrd which the feet ui my ul the most uurd mcn oi
bi4 marty turned They came Hnd snw. Ih'N
u,nf fhe who had been put over the hcndH oi
nl their leaders. ad went ashamed ol the party
it, standard hrnrDr nld thUm-rlyrs. Then came liis
letter of acceptance, md, after long Intervals, ms
Ilntirn and Bunno sIoo'hc- Mranv bite an evil famr
thnt would moi brook evasion ur uruiH touched Tie
nu. on which his slender claims Co.. personal tpsp'ci
mad rested aud the rrrntt"ss which hid hrou ieistod
tnu BE- r barren "f worthy ncts f'l away aud loft him
~ h. shrunkcu unr iiier t'n The lisi ut visota fi'W
i,.uffull, loss. Nurd ualprs rarely found uiuh
Ia N0v ufip the uiortinu iu Ohio he 4 uuuurHi uuuhly
Tho worst mathematical nau iu the oounirl. Thou-
snula rate uttrihnfiug to hn ih' defeat
The spnntipu uf thp hrrhtrHi Wspora which The party
dome nu said aus thing ~ attach q" him the party be waH
selected a. lcad liz ~. prrhuis the tin man thn has
been called upou tu face tir wrath 90 party who-r
bright proc nf tiptur iu national contest have e"n
IN The main destroyed y their candidate unaaNnt Dor
snnltN. Apalty VERY we'll bear up under The burden
of mcdlOcrt, n r. candidate. aud tlrr weight M
xcldrrcrNod mfunS hae ia some rscs boon overcome
The Ion ~ closiis ucdiurrtiy with rfahh
unclcmurrs haa proved too much tf thc stomach 90
the boat disciplined party the country has ever rrrn IL
IL well Tor The country ihal III su. The next ln'
candidate l. nominated by either party, they VIII iahr
pains gct who La ability veil ~ luuk-a fcnntu
well "a ainsls which La basc Nils oaiinA
FOL support
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TIE "INDEPENDENT" ATTITUDE NOT
ATTRACTTE.
N. GEORGE ". CURTIS.

H, GEORGE ". CURTIS
SIR: Pardon the seeming late acknowledge
mtnt OF your Independent Crcularleter dated August
81 II having jus, reached me hasten to give
70 nv true feelings relation to it, contents certainly
Am in favor Of clean and honest" politics. but fail TO
see how we gain such through or by the lndepen
dent movement of which you are chairman Comparison
between yo,u present and former attitude toward tue
Republican party your recent opinions with your latest
expressiops all tend raise question as To the real
Intentions which prompt your movement, ara brings INTO
question also your honesty OF purpose decline 10
beeome associated with your movement ana refuse 10
send any signatures requested. Your application iOi
membership blank consider an insult, ior you compel
the man who signs IT, virtually To say ne believes Clee
lands moral character more elevated than Blaes 10
sps believe Have you become 80 loose morally a. 10
fndor~e the candidate whose morals nave been proven 10
b. unfit for public discussion or mention People VIII
believe honest in your endeavOrs when you select
channels which clean through which To run clean
politics, before. am surprised that man OF your
PREVIOUS reputation should allow yourself to become
(;rUer cleveland Yours etc, Il. RUsHMORE.
Ne Az WashtngiOn-ars BROOKLYN oct. -, 1854.
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NEw-RRUNswICK, y. j., Oct. 2I.-Dr. j. ii.
Gilbert the distinguished English chemist. Professor OF
Rural Economy oxford University and the associate
for forty three years with sir John Bennett 1wes IN the
agricultural experiments at Rothamrted delivered "
lecture here this afternoon under the auspices OF the
NewJcrsey Agricultural Experiment station. the state
Board Of Agriculture and the state Agricultural College
The lecture was confined the Interpretation OF certain
results arrived at in the culture of wheat but II made
rluiu % conducted with sccntlhc
a long OF years The occasion
drew together large number 81 men from NcW-erse!
and ueichoring eminent IN varons branches on
agriculture and Horticulture. II Is noteworthy that the
lecture prepared with the appreciation of Iii John -
awes In recognition of the deep interest manifested III
the work AT Roihamsted by the the thoughtful farmers ni
mi. country il understood that sir John has maze
a. a of his general scheme To send lee
turer to the United STATES AT stated intervals 10 Illustrate
and explain the experiments at agricultural colleges
and 10 All Others Interested Dr Gilbert has already lee
tuled nj the Michigan Agricultural College at Lansing
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BrRr GRoTER CzEvELAND FORErER.

FoR THE BUSINESS MEMS PARADEl
tdTf Marching Thfoueh G,orga'D
Cheer tn Grand Old Pmty boys a. we march along
ueef Plumed Leader with hearty shout and song
singth song We love 10 sins. hundred thousand
tirohg
bury Grover Cleveland forever"
Iurrsh Hurrah We're bound To win the day
Hurrah iiurrsh For Blaine were oD the way
And 40 we sing the chorus from Ohio 20 the seas,
bury Grover Cleveland forever.
~ The hounds OF SANDER bays raise the coyote cry
Let'he Craven Curtis and his gang In tsth outvic
10Th Brooklyn Parson. there, "oondoDoment" pure
supply
bury Grover Cleveland forever
Hurrah Hurrah We're bound 10 win the day
Hnrrnh etc.
toaf The frooTrde boers boys, In bitterness rcyile
zee t's foul old Copperhsad the eagles nest deflle
'ut by the grace Of Heaven boys wen make him snaw
ae
And bury Grover Cleveland forever
horrah Hnrrah We're bound TO win the day
hurrah ete.
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THE DINNER TO MIR. BLAINE.
no dinner To be given in Mr.. BlaiDe's hon r

~
tomorrow evening viii be attended by many OF tno
most prominent men IN the city Two hundred guests
win be present besides Mr.. Blaine himself cyrus W.
Field who has charge Of the arrangements sara yest
day that there many applications ior inNi''o'"
which II was impossible 10 grant for lack OF space ~
oo,o,,oi ATE an increased number ave first intended
said he to keep this affair quiet but In some wa! e'
out and almost the whole Union League Clup on"o 80
body FOR invitations Our list is so full th"' n'" u
Guilty I'm finding place even for so distSns"ou '''.
ne ex-Gove,r,or Hoyt. OF Pcnnsylvania. luoi' Ano"
=, - ~, ,, ,,.s,des Mr. Blame and Mr.. Evart' Ter.
Nm " would he better II no other speeches were ~; w.
Awonr those who are he present are NlIli'u t,L
orts William Dowd AlOnzo b. Cornell fruN r;,oroi
ii Aston H. o. Armour, Daniel r. Appeit"ui cn"stcr
10 AsnlnwaI COL Ethan Allen. Bclahlh b , S,h
cor,cinsN Bliss George Bliss, Lew ~ ba,e- - VIII
n,,.is pohert l. Cutting ir. Charles tuilihE ,n ~
IN ,,' car q II r. Coils Gen. Joseph H. Carr In
a Iain Waikcr.Islanc T. H. J. Perkins Gen. l. a;
Wrrrift cen Arson G.. McCoOk. David MlhlA'i. X T,
Nulikcn John Jay Knox August koiize; -. - i;rt.r
unr,i Bravton Ives. 4. T. Higgins Of N = ~ Fisins
Handy Parke Goodwin, Samne. fc~S,iluVN' - - ~
Cbsurcey NJ Depew and eXJudSe Diiioh'
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LIE 0pER1 HOrSE NOT on ERE.


Have YOU heard that the Metropolitan Opera
House is on fire said the manager Of Broadway theatre
to a TRIBUNE reporter yesterday morning. i saw the
smoke pouring out Of the roof myself" II took the re
porter only a short time make his way up Broadway
to Thirtynnhs but having arrived there he was sur
rsed to see 10 roaring flames hear the cacr of the
engines ayes: had fire.. said Secretary stanton,
ut il was IN the kitchen range OF the restaurant.
and the smoke was n little dcn~er ana hacker Than
usual. remarkably sensible persons who were
passing down the opposite side of the street rushed IL To
lei. u our building ON fire. II did not scare Us
much however In the first place the fire was not IN
The olcra house at all I'm the second place the opera
house would find 1t difficult to get on fire even If II
wanted To do So"
Nh stanton then added thht the
restaurant would be opened az soon a.
the gashttcrs have got all the fixtures In, and
that all the preparations for the opera season were being
pushed along successfully.
The Academy uf Music Is beginning to look busy also
ON sunday SguOr Ylrni. the chorus muster MI WILSON,
the librarian and NJ. Dubrcud the siagcinai'hg'r ar
rived. and began 10 g't matters IN order YESTERDAY
siQnor Chcrnbin the principal hasso. has been III town
since last Friday. The subscription list Il nearly hed
and a. vet the grim of the ticket spccuaiur has
not cast it, shadow athwart the boNoiiice threshold
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N0uIyAr TONS IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Tho following additional nominations hay

been made IN the city and its vicinity:
Tanmonv fIall-For Alderman. Cornelius fFhh III
comfy Dcmocracy-For Alderman Charles h,iE VII. ~,
lac TVt6 District: for Assembly, j. T. Aheirh i'll lnc ~ III
District T. +. Higgins IN the N a. ,,.,or fl, tho
RIM IIali-For Aldermen: T. b. Mastcrsoh IN INC
= INth NJ NrKetna IN the XVIII and indors'I ny inc
Co,intv Democrncy A. Reilly. TanInai,N; III tue lu
for Assembly Z. +. Murray III me y, I'm I'll"
Dl Soltin fnr Assembly by the Republicans Of
G,nrral Trhert L. Vcle Endorsed for CohgtrsSS, Vl
rreing Hall and the County Democracy III the Aili'"
Hrna7l Biglin ndorsed for Congress ~ me NJ nntitb
tr'c 10y the Peoples parry In the ANl'h III" - ''''
g. Cicrr for Assembly In the With District py inc
United Democracy. - -, ri t,t..,s,t tv the
O'l,rirn independent Dcmocracl ,.,,,,, ,,.,r,c b,
william Hall. Tor Congress III VI" 'i'''" '' ~
tho nifcd Democracy . - ,,.g.,, ,r,u, I'm
iu grnok lyu-Fnr Assembly, + X. Met ann np,"I ~ ~
Tho ma III Ifrirt H. UnEr"rty. DEM III W. r. no
fnugc, nIomJ In the Nth, NJ y Nalcr ,",i1, T,,r
ii n l. FARRELL tpomJ In the WIN, ~" sums
and /, H. Connolly DEM IN the \lllth' - J. "''""''
"Ior CONGRESS C. H. smith DEM In the TIA pi'i'"
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IJfEl).


october 90 1874, Hery 'romw"h'
in TIE pp t At rcaiaeaco i9i 12sth Tuesday.
October - NJ W y. M
Iuterment at West chester
uCKEtOn sunday evening October 10 ~ the resncnoe
~ bis father John Thomas YDunged 90 ~ eong" v anu
InsnnbIne VI Itecker the Gath wear ~ his age.
Relatives aud friends invited Ia attend inc iuher" SCI,
vrea 10 be held At st. ratuoks Cathedral 6thaNc, Al 10
a m on Wednesday, october -
lIrrEL-in thus city, SUNDAY, october 90. OF brissss
rmne at ~ ost soths wednesday. october
In,crmeni at orange ~ j.. on Thursday aoih inst
MATCHEs-At Newark s. J.. on tho a7th Inst ho'e''
Marches N tho cot year OF -, ,,, no.
Funeral services from his iaie roaidrncn e"un " nrI.
snd Dar.ido at, on wednesday, the sp'h ih''' Nv "
N, ......tf,tiy IA vit .l Ia
attend $3.50 49,.
pErERo-0coh 2a after iinserinE ncss annie '"'''
wife OF James reloro ana Srtof OF MIA r. ~ "'"0'"
Funeral private
intermunt ai Greenwood -, u,.....
PACKARD Now Haven SUNDAY October 20 Professor
Frs rys is The naiisil Chapel Yale College Tuesday
Ootoher ~ at u. NJ -. ., ,.
RO0Ens-ln saturday, October 20. hanna. .us''"
daughter of Prudence H. and the late Albert a. s ,a
neaives and friends respectfully invited 10 ate 'ns
rnuela from Chfmt church, corner Sth%Ne sAa -
O'Clock Tuesday, october -
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WY Mr.. LITTLE UITHDREW
,bv r,,,or,rn 10 rur rsInuss.l

FREEHOLD. n. j.. Oct. H. he '''n'o''"''
- NounouthC ounty viii rcconNcno
,o,,v for tho nurposo Of nlng the vacancy conH'dOy
AN, vltldrnwnl OF Henry H. Little. The party Is com
pete, ut SOFA MI Littlcs friends are angry over W..
withdrawal The, say that hc Was iorr'u '' '''
ty hs party cncmics who would have beaten N'n d" s
COAT MI Little was tnd that me il tLad th"y
Intended tn concentrate their ioroce III NV
Nirrtuia Indiaun aud Connecticut " w" Wv s,,'t,.
mai cleveland should carry some ul VIZ it td n, n
named aud NJ hs candidacy ~ state -'hao' hd nf the
btttor pnrty ngih that cndannrrhg ~ r,r thc
Ticket. he must withdraw. lhr 'nh"'",s., lfonrv
,nucncy Assemble man thattlri rp' sstsii.ht N'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28
MERCHANTS TO rIsIr NEW-oELEISs.

awe are making special arrangements for
party of about 500 of the most prominent business
men of the city 10 visit the New-Orcans EXPOSE
ton" SAID Dr Hines. the mnstor oi transportation
fof the Exposition IN this city. Yesterday. These
and manufacturers of this civ. large delegation
Of cotton and sugar merchants, aud delegations
from the several NchnngcE great many 0i
them will extend their journey 10 Florida some
taking their families Go spend the winter IN thni
mild olimntc. In addition We are making airnnpo-
ments for perhaps dozen other special train par
ties of tfom 200 90 600 each. rum tins ctty,
and Others from adjacent towns and Villages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28
11EUTEylYr SToyEYS EXPLORATIONS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27,-Lieutenant u. Nj.
souey was sent by the Navy Department last spring III
the schooner Ounalaska to explore the unknown river
discovered 10y him year while at Hothan IN
let Alaska after distributing presents from the Govern
inen the Tchoutche Indians rewards FOR their ser
vices to the Of the Inflated Rodgers. telegram
from hlm has been received a the Navy Department an
n0uncnr hs arrival at san Francisco on saturday IN ihe
Ouuan.ka lie rppnrs having explored the river us
OF 400 milc- from - mouth without reaching lh
head waters owing to the latcucs- Of the season ana
hi- positive orders spend the winter there lac wa
obliged tu return without continuing h- rfploihiniH
further Lieutenant htOnrv has forwarded 10 the u'
uartment "a written report of his discoveries.