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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
THEATRICAL NOTES.

MI Mexico Rankin gives notice OF hisinien'oh 10 pro-
dreo series Of new plays Mt the Third Avenue Theatre
beginning with Notice TO Quit" by Mcssrs. conquest
md pethtt Of London The title Ia oriinus. but uhe
Mar ,coy he ,ood II will he brought ont on November
81. with d. II. Unaklns, Frank Mordaunt' Iheouoro
Hamilton j. wallace, Dlou Heron Carrie nurncr mr'
rnd Mrs Rankin and others IN the cast III thn hNu'
limo this stage will he devoted 10 The lari0r "acu,
llayed 10y II company called "Evane's ana hoey :
MeteOis"
The season ~ tho Comedy Theatre s 10 begin on the
pith inst, with Nj Have Clnrk's comic opera, >" An
Ada,nless Ern This picre has already been seen III
Boston.
rar ht Drnnerv Ia IN rehearsal ~ the Union square
Theatre. rs snrprpd " The French rlas."
Mt itylre viii begin hls four wtehs enlightenment ~
Che star ileaifp ,unaht IN The Merchant ~ venice
uhr satire play viii be riven - fnesln, ana Wednesday
nshis and Saturday a'tetnn6n, "Mvrh Aae hinn'
FsblUa" w lr n tpn ~ Ihni iihJ sne thna' hsh'S
nal ihnis KIN " en Hh,npia, hlsht
Mg h,nns,n iiGwafas eeineat ~ Aouht Mfs VIA
ih,ap" ha4 hepn hfeasA ent s' ,he tsHti Theatre ieh
iii. a uilt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10

M assumed tho mann Of Carmsdy. A dispatch 10 In.
Apec,or bsrneA ou the Ohief tho Toronto Detectives
savc description Of Oermdoy ana rcported that he had
rf rlsheta house ea,s Ia tho morning taxing With him
W 200 which no bad broken open MI, Visefs trunk "
nnhns a. expensive tour of The howery When 10 was
"a Canadian yo,ea IN hi, rocket II Jefferson Market
Court yesterday morning hr was reuanded,
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A RELIC or THE yORTHMEy.

BosroN. Nov. 9.-Najor c. W. Raymond, OF
the United States Engcers has brought to his office In
this city large brazen bell which from time immemo-
rial has lain Castle Island In Boston Hsrbor Tho
Danish Consul has dccphered the inscription upon 10
and finds that IL IA In the ancient Danish and that the
bell probably belonged to ship named Patriot. An
tQuarans generally Of the opinion the discovery
confirms the theory that the old Vikings actually reached
Boston HarbOr on their vOyagings.
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MURDERED BY ms TENANT

MI
NEWARK, Ohio, Nov. De. +. Carstein, one
of the wea'hes men o this city LETT his homo yesterday
ana went M 10 hs farm IN Union 1uw nsl.ip t .i, a
tenant, one Cnibrit cuthcit struck Carsien nn the
back ~ the meek with n club. killing him nlmns, IA
ftnrtly4 tn seNrW previous urrasiuns tar.trir has
had difficulty Nth his trnns aud Nns once sra.J tn,
assault Win intent tO hili bui Wha frleasDj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
A NILLAGE RURNED.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. s.-A dispatch to TIE
Itcoy,ne from Thibodcauy says 81 IL o'clock Friday
night fire broke IN Dupatys Hotel which resulted
in the destruction Of the entire business part OF the VII
laae OF Napoconvillc Captain j. H. Wilmington a law
yer was burned death in Dupays Hotel The loss Is
estimated at 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10

lqsvins sseAs q es.!pealahIrs We aeIsA Sewers =
:c:~%:ss e: y. ss's 90; IS, s:a az. sss'
uaards and prevsRted further trouble, ,The 9soyeee
laughed - store after store sueanmesa W we namss
Great sieisment pfevuila and feMH 81 anoslS
outbreak Of nre aud rotna are iet The ely 10 uaoss
y strong guard Tonight
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LOSSES IN OTHER PLACES.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. SC. K. Il j. c. Will
sons carriage and woodwork manufactory filled with
carriage and sleigh frames, destroyed this morning.
The loss is between 800 900 and $4,000; insurance,
$4,000.
DULUTH. Nov. s--A fire in Mark Paine & Co.'S lumber
yard AT Northern Pacific Junction destroyed about
5000 900 feet Of lumber. The loss is $4,000; insur
aiIcc SO 900. The Duluth Fire Company were tele-
giIhed and responded In time to subdue the flames
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SHOT ny HIS SON.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO TiIE ranUSR.l

ELMRA, Nov. 8.-Edward Hughes. who livse
tho village Of Jerusalem. while going homo from
church was waylaid and shot by his son Michael TIE
latter fired pistol shots, four OF which took eoe
In the shoulder arm, back and bowels The victim will
die. The murderer Had to the woods. IL IA said that IN
young mans mother the nstgation OF the Decd ana
that the object was to get the old mans money.
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Post Odice Notice..

Letters for Europe aeed not be sp,,iy dr,,e 70, ~
patchby any particular steamer ~ 1,isc q inc, ls,N ~
livery at destination az All rr.nsAtlsntc mhs drs -
mails for the ending November is will c,,
(PRoHPlLl In all cases. AT tls lice rs follows
MONDAY At lOa m. 0r central America and the south
sas 0 s psTb S ss per- sa ~
for tbs La Plata Counlries per Mendoza VIA buehos
TUEsDAY-At 7.3o p m for Honduras and Livingston.
pors wanicIer, via New orleans. -.
wa Queenstown letters for Germany and France must
S Gsce y a. aS r lSa Ss'@ e T
jreat Britain aud other European countries must De dect
dor Via Ilavre at D. m the winlwlrd islands por
IS Muriel at 49, p: m Tor Vera ,rlS direct per
Mhtnrs via eworleans letters must be dfecsed per
TnVHsDAy-At ioa m. for irc'and per a Ci,y q
other European Uuntrps directed per tlt Oh
Mentrea at lilos ~ for tq,rops ret' ne,sis s
bsr%n1a cp 'r "a naf FnS'o asS tr ,", he Ss.
arle letters Tor other Me,can states musi he directed
~ ior New 10 nd ard apd IT rlart..
M,uhcon W, usia,i -, iitD -. "a wt Hss,l per 81 ..
HAiiuRDAy-At5a M igt Iemslta per stpys ~
plOa n, IN Newfoundland, p'r . hiahis ~ ~,
p,p slS3al ia fe VI u,ai fa asd Siss' p@Spsss
oane' ,,l Ne a't ss ~ s "" 4, ks ~ w
o. i,l0s ~ 10, rutipA ret hnannlr va aaaen'.
e,sa..eaas' ''' y $50 's',
sas ne = ." Ia, :, ps,s Es,siass va iirs.as
A', % -. .a'i. ss asssr e" 10" hove Ss'eDa P
a.ls hf Australia New 'Heaani ssed .na s,!
hero Hsysapar :. az . a. ,m 90 arrival ., sew yers
ofa ony VI Chicago, vita hnush uas iof A"'"s's'
rha sehsae " ols,ns Of rrAns p.eias m.il. a,i.
o. nS ps@"'sn 4, , ,,s ,s ns.s ."sas o. .M
kraao.so 90 MA az OF s"'"S o. ''"'""' "'' "'''
'h'"'S '"' ''''' nay Hnsay q; PEARSON rsssaAs's<
Yssl ohoo Ns~.foss. n, ~ as'-d 'Ss~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10

TRIBUNE OFFICE Nov. 1O-1 a. m.-rhs change In
the barometer during the clear weather OF yesterday
slight Tho temperature ranged between 33' and 49,
the average (flo being 2a,o than Saturday.
Clear o fair and warmer weather may be expected
to-day Ia this city aud vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
ATTACKED BY HIGHW1YMEN.
rDY TFIlskLru TO raE rPIpryy

SALEM w. Va. Nov. 9.-JOhn Davis, who
lives Middle Island, Harrison County while the
highway last night attacked by thieves who stola
$500 and many valuable papers and left him in dying
condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10

hnicw mos, ci tho trip Tho imdHnla 'ill lsnmn. nn.
piaia uf tjenrss nisn report heavy wchibrr, apt"n
rohison Tho rwedi.h bark Amphi,ti," m.. wr"'r
iru tnun,ir thai he plsari ,nntnn H,rnn'Wp ~,
eivh llc. ens nnuih nnst NJ thu tlghipnls On' nv,
,nass We're oui OF water nhe had evidently nov "''"
uuluuIgnt luu4
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I NfU an n'Fii ~ OHio


Wtnsttn, Nov, a. uil ~ large quantities
hnH boon sinrs hrr nni pnvha ~ lonpia aie nuuhna
g. hia spot Tho n 10 ~ splendid quality ahd Tho iva
Waa already W nrefhinn ne rinr np phO harfns pat
DAY II vas not hnoiu huapupifd that "il ~as I" Ia
fIDnd here MANI new volts 40 inA lnuh,
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rnr SENTENCE W plrLLn.

LorKruRf, n. v, Nov. 9.--Dr. Ira Butler,
niis4 nrhinuid who was convicted ~ mnnsnnrhtof IN
~. ih,i dpg,e wa irnv atnienpel ~ Judge Potter
~ sis irars Imprisonment, ~ 'aid lahur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
4FARMER SHOT BYA TRAMP

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Nov. 9.-John G.. Atkins,
prominent farmer OF Wa kesha County shot and
killed by tramp last evening. The murderer escaped
and hundreds OF armed and determined men now
securing the country for him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
R0BBIyG HER HUSBAND AND ELOPING
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

MORGANrOwN, w. Va. Nov. 9.-Mrs. Lewis
C. Cole, of this County, eloped on Friday night with
william Johnson, who had been raised In the family.
The clipping couple stole several hundred dollars from
the goma,s husband before going. johnson Is twenty
and the thirty five years old. She leaves three
children and husband In good circumstances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
EIILERE IN CHICIGO

CHICAGO, H., Nov. 9.-Wolf Brothers &
Co.. Wholesale dealers in hate and caps, to-day confessed
Judgment for $4,000 and their place closed by the
sheriff. Their liabilities estimated ut Sl65.OO and
ut 81 5000 Of which $50 900 is outstanding
counts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
NEWSPAPER LIBEL SUITS IN NEW-JERSEE
lRY THLEGRAIa 10 TIE TRIHUNE.I

TRENTON, Nov. GA suit for $40, 900 has
been brought against The Atlantic Cfy Rerier by the
Rev DIR. John H. Graw OF Camden and libel suit is -
be brought by The Rerer against Dr. Graw for similar
amount These arc suits respecting allegations both
sides growing out Of political circular issued SONG
years ago in Camden.
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rHF SEwIBeRiAK psiSoyfps



order ~ The tuni. Judge Theodore Tpntrlnu nrd o..
RhplH VIniui Morn released unhrf hs 81 upu r,nh
% Aba raiiielia hini was nspl 81 Fili tha nibsf
pfisunsts teeiyn ~ hunhpi, wnia hisrhsfanl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
ROHHINN III kMrLn rNA

~ Maur slA Toronto had - stable bo, who boarded IN
The houAo and was u good doal OF iavorilo, TIE
stable boya nnino In Edwari Hilmo hat having oono Ia
how-YOrl afov daya ago under peculiar circumstances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10

ssh sos cur,ea spsiye aud me ss ssysa s " sss
Ylsa va "a .ssn IN ordinary boplucta Tue wnoi"
feffs,rw The hodef, measured nfeen inehea '" u,s
M wv, aud was moqu,ed Ia Tile usual way wiz" ""''
vV;s.,s.,n Journat,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10

saScmena Mr. irving went straight 70 'hc nre.oor'
itoase where however he only remained abort u,ne.
liz spcni Tho evening dining out Win frionas' MISS
Iafry il stnyiny ~ the Victoria Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10

A constant cough, with falling strength and
wasting of flesh. are symptoms denong pulmonary
organs less seriously affected. DR. Jaync's Ex
pecorant 10 safe remedy for Lung and Throat ais =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
Ma RRiED.

AsHMUN-KNAP-On Thursday afternoon November 8tt
at Newerk. ~ j. by the Rev: Richardson. GeDrgA ASH
nun and Nary Wilioughby, daughter OF charles KNAPP
DhNIEI-MARrIN-On November 5 at calvary Chirct
Summit ~ J By the Rev James w. Robbins D.. and the
Rev f. Buit,rwOrh Rev. wilson Eustace Daniel, Vicar
OF Holy irnty FrOme En- gland. Mary Ncvins Martin
daughter OF the lat, II. L. Martin. OF Penn
Al notices Of marriage, must be Endorsed rih NIL naW
and address
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ANIMAL ~ Mr., RrIka

nehry Irving and his company arrived In
'a"s night from Boson. whers despite The election
~S'sAsat. tlsy played " remarkably prosperous Gu.
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roHrroNnMnNT OF "FANfAsMA,"

IN Consequence of The preparations he'oss"i'
fnr p,aInr production ~ ne Hanlpnss nav srerlanoa
,,an,nuin, - Rautasu,au the manag cement have decide
H. pospOne the nIst performance nni lpinniF"W maui
seats nrhasnd for this evening will lao Exchanged al w
lo1 oll,n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10

re Sasrem chow, the variations IN this e BY tt.e.
preceding pidnsh Thrssa" .a's line repnt TIE o.cisn.
dotted
tie Indicated By the thermometer Had
phsrnsey. sls Broadway.
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OVERSEE GOSSIP
ABOUT PERSONS AND THINGS OF NOTE.
Prom Mr. Labouchers's Truth london.
PAsDELOUPS FAREWELL

PASDELOUPS FAREWELL
Papa Pasdeloup is to the front again He is
actually latter very brief final rctircneno engaged
to conduct concerts ut Monte Carlo! Parting. We all
know is such that to kiss and meet again
to morrow is no unusual and SO appears TO
with NJ Pas eiOup. the popular concert conductor vi
Paris Only a few months ago he took touching rare
well of the public together with substantial benent ~
was mn affecting sight. am told that all musical faris
was there The glorious cIiles from the Grand opera,
as they are caad Paris, Madame Adler DoYilcs anu
the Incompatible NJ Faure, turned ont again 10 sing VI
the" Rigoletto "Qlartct with Mile Richard ana be
rcms. -. , =. ,--.- 1870. a, -
Debes himself conducted his PIzzicat Faure sans the
Prntcnps as only he sing 1t aud Capoul treathei
ont Medic" with than the passion OF san anu
vh those larmes Ia r0ir whch make people cay III
spite Of them selves. AlGrd born 1873, whom in"'t
peopc sneak M he dead-eXqsiio ,iolnis n'
The pure French school" Nestor and Apollo OF ne
bow as the French critics call him-Aald took NJ ms
violin once uu,e in public show people how men coh
play who were formed in the school Of Ballot ~
Sacns was M the orsan and Pasdcluup himself wcied
the coposer Of Faust ~ gil en- signal stepped upon
the platiorin laden with wrcuths and flower crowns
which he presented In fun sight OF the Immense assem-
bly TO P.siroup "Gounod aud Pasiellup, win u r
duvia and dripping boards, said frcnch paper,
Looked Ike two marine dcities The whole assembly,
of people rose with acClamations and wnrn lhry SAT
down many were III Bnl the net result was Dct'r
than tears II beng In fact. cash. Am assured mat 50
sucressful WAS this Testimonial enterprise may fhlh
Pasdcoup win enjoy comfortable annuity III h7 OH
npr nfi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
STUBBORN KALOMlNE.

Madame tic Kaloninc intends 10 fight her battle with
the Grand Dixie of Icsse Tor rather with his f'nlVeS'
for hear that the lncklcss bridegroom would much pre-
fer tu ahdcap and then uid I've IN peace ON III. S
ta,ps In sirsn With his spons tu The bitter end lcr
conspl who ia confident that he will lie able - quasi
the divorce intends tO move fOr The appointment ~ IN
other senate dge ~ hear thrUase under TIE common
law and " tina he refused he viii apply toi new trial
aud IN the ~ hs also falling the cn9c vii W re-
moved the Incapable and servle tribunals OF Darn
atnit 10 the Imperia ] court NJ leirsic.
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Gperlal Notices.
At Auction


At Auction.
SUPERB COLLECTION or
RICH FANCY GOODS.
These choice goods direct from the best makers In I7
doa Vienna all Of the newest designs were 90
!cesd i'ithe highest Class retail II trace api
SUPERB REAL BRONZE
FIGURES AND CIRCUITS.
MANTEL SETS
And single Clocks in
Bronze Bass, Marble and Porcelain
MIRRORS, PEDE,rALS. EAstI.o, PLAguEa JAR:
btTiEeEs 9knS w IN A2iSe pocnSs GROWN
Now on exhibition at
MOORE'S ART GALLERY.
800 5TH.AVE,
TUESDAY r 8 s3 b T aHtsn AND FRIDAY
Al fSS ot Il ok Z EACH CHI DAY AZ
WILLIAM =. MOORE. Ancuonccr
Bangs & CO.. AucfioncerA
73v and TAI Broadway.
Have on exhibition the library Of the late Hon. JAMES
MAURICE of Maspeth, L. 1.
large aud wel.seected collection OF the best English
literature in its various departments.
All the books IN good condition ami many OF them In
substantial and handsome bindings
The sale will take place MONDAY, Move nber TO- aud J
lowing days Two sessions daily commencing Ut O'Clock 10
the afternoon and 1880 In the evening.
Home. Made Preserves. &c,
Families srpplet With Pr,s,ry,l J,It,S BsLati AL
Canned Fruits, Pickles &c, pat upii
GLASS,
And Warrnt,i
PERFECTLY PURE.
Circulars conaInng prices r,tsrsls,, sns,l ,,,,.
~ SARAH ). McELaArH,
393 Dosrls.st. BrO1kyL Y l.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Night.
fHOURs: MorplrG.

" jHOURs NOTHING Might.
o 1?34Ss 1870 70 ;4Bs7 9lo11l
4, ~ -,l--. = ~ y ~. ~ ~ 4L1
= ~. AT = * y W. ~
gtt9 IL VI II u il1
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large aud weseccted collection OF the best English
literature in its various departments.
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Bangs & CO.. Auctioneers.
73y and TAI Broadway.

Have on exhibition the library Of the ate Hon. JAMES
MAURICE Of Maspeth, L. l.
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All books good condition ami many OF them in
substantial and handsome bindings.
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The sale will take place MONDAY. Move nbor TO- and io
lowing days Two sessions daily commencing " O'Clock 10
tha .,,ar and I'm In t,a
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-03

chairman Of tho Democratic state COM
mittee, to determine which of said two
candidates in the present exigeucy,
irrespective Of all questions of regularity
OF nomination, can better secure Demo
cratic results rs the candidate, and agree
that tho one so named shall thenceforth be
suoh candidate, and that the other shall
by such determination be withdrawn.
JAMES X. p. HALL.
A. q CURTIN.
Chairman Hensei gave his decision In
the matter as follows:
In the matter of the contested Demo.
cratic nomination for Congress In the
Twentieth district, referred to me for de.
termination, with all questions as to
regularity of the nomination expressly
waived by Mr.. Hall and his friends, tho
candidates both desiring that it shall be
determined in euoh manner as shall be
most likely to secure the return OF n
Democratic congressman from said dis,
trics and assure the election Of the local
ticket in the several counties of said dis.
trict, now, having heard the representa-.
tions OF the friends of both candidates
and advices from all parts Of the district,
l am OF opinion that under the existing
condition OF pablo sentiment in said dis
triot Democratic success will moro likely
he assured with Andrew G. Curtin as the
candidate and therefore do determine that
Andrew G.. Curtin be the candidate and
that James X, p. Hall be Withdrawn.
W. L. HENsEL Chairman.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-03
IN TIE POLITICAL SEA.
srKAws oS rsr PRESIDENTIAL TIDE
poinn Noted on the Eve OF the national
fIection-The Sote OF Zach state
ana the Return OF 1880.


Poibts Noted on the Eve OF the national
EIection-The Vote OF Zach state
ana the Return OF 1880.
Governor st. John has issued card to
the public, appealing to call lovers OF
God, country and home to burst asunder
party shackles and cast their ballots for
principle, leaving to God the result"
CALVIN Wells has resigned his position
as one OF the directors OF the Exchange
National bank. Of Pittsburg. This
action was taken to avoid any possible
objection TO his participation In the pro.
ceedings Of the electoral college.
Governor Hoadly has written to the
sheriff OF Hamilton county, Ohio. that the
Ohio militia may be used to sustain him
in Cincinnati on election day. The police
commissioners have decided to employ a
special force of 800 men.
Governor Cleveland left New York fol
Albany on Sunday morning. He goes tc
Buffalo on Monday.
Dr. George E. Rives, the Democratic
candidate for Congress from the Fourth
district Of Virginia, is lying extremely IL
at his home in George county, q few miles
| from Petersburg, Va. Doubts of hi
| recovery are entertained. His illness il
| believed to have been brought on by oveI
exertion in the present canvass. Prayers
IN his behalf were offered in some OF thu
churches on Sunday.
A riot occurred at a kellogg meeting a
Lsreauville, Louisiana, on Saturday. ii
| which eight or nine meu--some of then
| colored--were shot dead, and severa
| others were wounded.
On Saturday evening Governor Cleve
land reviewed the Tammany parade il
New York in which $1,000 uniformed mel
| participated.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-03
Personal

BRIGNoL1, the dead tenor, had great
horror of Wagner, or, in fact, anything in
the way OF German music.
RIGHT Hon. Jo.EPH CHAMBERLAIN will
resign his position, ii the motion in the
House of Commons consuming the com
position Of the shipping commission is
carried.
CHARLES JAMES FAULKNER, ex-C. 5.
minister to France. aud tx Congressman
from Virginia and West Virginia, died on
Saturday at his residence, near Martins
burg aged 70 years.
VIRGINIA l.. FARRAGUT, widow oi
Admiral Farragut, died in New York Fri
day, in the 5lSt year of her age. she was
the daughter Of Wm. Loyal, of Norfolk,
Virginia, and was the second wife of the
naval hero.
SIR Moses MoNTEFIoRE, despite hi
interest in his Hebrew brethren, lives
away from them In his home at Esst Cliff
Ramsgate, and only DR.. LOewe, his ad
wiser, and his old servants share hit
| seclusion. Few visitors look in upon tht
venerable philsnthrOpist, and his neares
relatives come but seldom.
JACoB X. STERRET. connected with III,
BsrkJ and SohuylklH Journal from 1916 t,
| 1881, and one of the proprietors of tn
Reading Times for fifteen years, died i,
| Reading, Sunday, aged 81 years, II
retired from active business several year
ago, owing to i'll health He was we
known citizen, q writer Of ability, aud on
of the oldest newspaper men in Peunsyl
vania. He was widely known in R9put
lican politics throughout the county an
| state