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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31
ROUGH ON RATS.
I'M ss.ans i. sllted sman 4pok ID Oct
,A Even With.an. OLD Ldxexz lAonina tht

TheA4sans Jilted Sman TPok tQ Gee
4 Even With. an OLD 1dxexz 9lAonina tht
Lot to Catch the Right One.
IMgsxEGON, MICH, July g.
Somebody entered back kitchen oi
VIM. Fritz in this city Monday nighta and
put some Trough on Rats into the ket.
tie. On drinking coffee made from the
water at breakfast yesterday morning
four persons were poisoned, WIN. Ffitz,
his two daughters, aged five and seven.
teen, and Jno. Sprick, a beafder. Sprick
lived with Mollie Mulligan some time
ago, and then left her. IA woman was
seen lettering about the place after one
O'Clock Monday night, and suspicions
strongly points to her as the woman Rho
did the sdeed. sThe police went to fhe
hotel where she had been engaged as
cook, but learned she left Monday nightE
and had not been seen here since. She
was arrested in Chicago last night. =
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31
F2tAeNar asardonic soHnd. --HGry
aUA 10 vmehRoA
.."H observation-disclosures.

IL of's1sqO bag fseiIsssdT rog
sissss t tas tfts|sa' Ssss q g. sls ss
apsssas ssss 49, aSSsIs slI ssass
sofo Biblica1ls ge0AraRhora. ani All Dozen
points have been agugg esta<lxA ndMdopt-
Cd. with great iidSni61. Andf dfsputk be.
tw cen sob !, fuftt tEy!i YEATS ago
an. English plersynanta Rev. yShRs Row
lands, lE gootto traveller and Arabic
Scholar, Went tol 81 spbt in the desert
south OF Hebron. 'umvisited ldby any
other exploEeE.Iand identified iif DIS the
4ongldesireds locatiUnsa He wrote to a
friend. his letter was published, and
# III g / F!;A14':Fs sis ~
inupaef1b la &plptRH 0n6B 000 hit to
'fsaah RoW land, ~ founfaln., 81, adesbE
without success. Some declared it
safsS sSsssa seSft :aId n 5or
'asaeAy pla1gx Adssripppytant loca-
lions, dependant on this, remained in
siss f sa ! VI; wSe r. d hi;
cation, and seemed ytO4ihavsl disap-
Trumban, Of. Fhilsdsip e. sltrteeded
In rediseovering sittha slosfsisfoHntaln
Of OH s91 "a. ssa os sshssstiys
1tenai4iesi il ms tha siteof hrbarnea.
Since ut. Frt,hibsllf D. Hisis ssevsrrl ex-
seei Is ass the he
the NOS ma cessibie .,ss, is,is, orIsaof the
$ -, -. -. IT. ~, pf' Ne 4,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31
-MISsaulsI 4SIAPE-NENS.
The Superintendent of Public Schools Ate
Sharner.

The Superintendent of Public Schools Afte,
q Sharper.
JEFFERSON CRY. July 81. 1884.
Hon. ~. E. Coleman, State Superintendf
emit ofPubIic Schools, issues the following
circular which fully ex plains itself:
HOOK OFT FoRTHIs FoRGEn.
A gpDd-lnpking. good-sized young man, wei.
dresssa, six feeEfall or more. eiant about
l6o poaGdsathrty years old. STA sht build
walkSfaSt al business, has small chin whisk-
ers aud ntztsfache of light color, wears heavy
god chain; gives name OF saunders, DAVIS.
Collins. Hasse t; wofhs the country schools,
calls on district clerAs and on some pretence
gets perfnis sfon to examine hstfier recolds,'
copies the .efks signat Ires. can i'm tate any
figlatur sperfecsly: ~ cargies bis own blanks
aana pre- sents the order to the Coupty fseas
W. ). rrrKs, .1reus Monitcnu eo-----
,fsn{ss sGEo. j.. HARPER, Treas, go2perCo.
aJ.S.THdRsToN, Treas. MORGAN Co.
REWARD. 90
The above sharper has operated in sew
counties OF the STAGE, imposed on the streNe-
urers got the money and skipped. IN viewNf
tlaeaborea acts. II ihei eSytls offer Sle0i reWaNi
toe his arrest and IT turn to any one OF the
above named county rseasurers. ifsa3i
frfsa; T., -fss.4t w Il. COLEMAN
State Supt. ubic Sc hools.
s1JRFTERSONt CITY, Mo. ,ffiis+EaI ktaaft
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31

u SgANtEY. ths .exPlorsrri leaving the
Congo region, installed Colonel Winston
as director OF ali African International
stations. a tsiaifi 'iu HE Io7b na@ isif
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31

FARRIN1, editor Of Gazette i Italia, at,
Florence, is dead, the result Of wounds re-!
ceiyed in a duel with 4 man VII ,so wanted p
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31

THE Austro- Hungarian, German and
Russian delegates win meet shortly to
issett4e the Iservo- Bull tiriani difficulty; at
, BeiErade. II ;BI 1ay.s sfa ..rss.3 80.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31

ZEIGLER,4 ths Fhiladelphia' grocer, did
! not die of cholera, as reported, but accord.
ling to, the post mortem, Of aggravated
cholera morb1s. .Iucbaatys ioasufps hFl
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

The British Museum has bought
John Milton s sthe Bible. +.
The late LorA Seafeld's estate ex-
'tandea oar a1O.o0O ACRES, with an an
naffental d E1QQ60.
The forests 81 Fdfopelare estimated
III covers5O DOQDO0 acres, or nearly
twenty BET cent ef tbs surface of the
'Eontin6Hk
The AItai estates of the Gar Of
Russia cover 10 Q9Q SQUARE miles, being
about three times the size of England
and Wales. INA Il I.IH VA Ri,
"A railroad on which the cars run
astride single rail has been fQ success
full in Africa that Aohes like IT. is sto be
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31

s. AcuoRDING to reports received at Brad
streets, New York, the general prospect
for an average crop is not thought to be
above 3SA eH3O ,r9H
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31

'isxl4As a66nh aia1tamiiaiE alor4undred-
lsayedaroscssaresyeryscoHJnpn.t this sea-
son IA q soAdel NthSFa sUsx psea1,1re in
etehcs Military sfessefr; plates.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31

~ IL MRs. ssPxvY has !gone East for the re!
. mains, iofa hen husband, DE-. PavySef the
,, Greslye partly and will bury them ~ in Sti
LOUIS, No, L . - %, .,...,.,i.o.. 81. L. 4
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31

n7s THE first tmessage On itfie Benriete'
1fsekey,i cable WAS received by J. SWE
=, Macksy on the 10th. from his children in
Paris
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31

|, REYRoLEux tainers at Drohobfz, Austria,
on the S1st Attacked all the jews. dsser.
Grated the synagogue, tore sup the books
and carried oIs q VIVID riot, in which Sew
,erai persons wore ,kiiletfand several others
{fo1ndel = eis.p, 4. ,s,srfi9f s5s .si....iiI
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31

:, SENATOR MALONE, of Virginia. claims
,that the. poftienment bill was not legal
~ passed, nd.appeals. for ans injunction
iIagaipst the Secretary. Of States issuance
! of new poll books. -, /, go. dire
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31

{ i fHE, officers Of Nelson's flagship Victory.
oat- Portsmouth. will give . ibsnquetto the
ldPhiladeiphia cfielketers July 81, Admiral
Hurnby presiding eia7sl HJtiasTE -
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31
s. There are other names Of. potc which
are of INTEREST," but at PrrSptM peceswils
not adQfit The snceaor bfspurl present

factor in that time. Ii the papers OF
the family. are preserved would be of
interest, part ularly concerning the
meetings of Arnold. Andre and hobin-
SON, at Robinson, House on the Hudson
CDR Toronto Globe 80 q
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31

TIT Prohibitions Conventions at Pitts.
Sburgh, Pa, was c big one! Mcdonald sof
California, with his s.. OQo, 600 .contribntion
] r. the campaign fund seemed to have the
) kds Tor the Presidential nomination.
- 80 - ----se,------- 'ia' .sgoi.,
y .THE sailors, fre1nen, waters ana Others
"a the steafnshipt Illinois struck At P6ila-
SlphiA' On tie oath against shipping IN.
dr. the provisions the Dingiey bin dnd
II Shghs the company to terms IN short
z95fdefssfEfsss :sssa ri a. h.1at Il, has :,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31

& THE Warsaw plot, unrestricted recently,
Mas an elaborate one. After numbering
The Gear, the scheme was to pillage the
,Jewg and rich traiessns6s and dhen raise
the standard of rebellion in Poland. .,r
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31

JANE, GRAY SWISS HELM,; aged sixty
eight years, the noted apthoress and phil
anthropist, is dead. ~. -asT
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31

{ hi Tar House snb.eosnsmttee. on nyestiga-
:ftion;,ot various Soldiers Homes is con-
posed Of iAessrs., SIocum. Murray, Steele
and Cutcheen, with General Rosecrans as
Chairman -
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31

-. SD MAa iIozaH'a
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31

aN aaiu 1D5bbaI aIu2
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31

"A aurricane at Cor.laaa, NJ r, Levels Bar
NUNS Circus Tent On the Heads OF 1O, 900
r~ Spectators-A Number Injured, Some
Seriously.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-31

Il THEs Queen II England congratulatesf
4he, Ffesidehs of the United States upon;
The cescue Of the Greedy party. ~ 81 ION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
rv,IIr rLTCrRlC NANUFACTURlNG AN
TIE CORBiN BANKING co.
AND PER CENT FARM MoRTGAGE

7AYD 8 PER CENT ram MORTGAGEs
IT, hare negotiated heis loans - ne ertem
,pt fnduiduals and corporations IN MS country aud abroad
Their seninenfs ola character ddmsng no dobt ~d
treT rs 10 result Besdss books tel TIE story OF PoP'
pog,n,ns Of both principal and nfers IN manner that "''
b. or more oonrnng than our statements those Of any
person could refer Thee srtdenees ave over
,olsl,afnG and neUer (aH 10 saiisfy inq,irea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
NEW,IERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,

NEW-JERSEY CENTRA AID DlD VI SsI9'
Direct connection and from BroCElyq via Annex Boats
Rs12s3 .fsS fs as,. ISL s,o,
For p 4; t3 a6 epn M Pa 4oS sc $40
a. s5 sSS 12S2 p an
Chestnut mn at CoIanbiaavc for ManayunA conshc
all Day Trains SLEEPING
EssnS G1 f S,H,A apa 80,
100 s3 ss2 Leo % o e 1 E Di V Thrd AMI
B,s suN =. f S 40 & my dS ESQ., 5sc GO
* SS ss Sis e. .ss S:0 SCR so
,ef DIV 3iLLiAMsfeHTt OOsGSGTRY; JJEEwIsBURc. and
se1 TS oS 1,h !,
{TS%SAkHrTsSsNA At 81 snG f rs fiS 900
leo. 1890 S;i5 ga? ?. m sundays at 5:jop m
ifPPhM fA as 7!i5 900 lOO $780, a5 AGO.
yo oTB BIffH TEM ALLENTOWN md NIAUcn cHrNK
at10o 75. 800 a m, loo. $780, Si5, 545 p H. Sunday
For sFoN at 400 7l5 745 9ooa M LOO Lao. $40
For HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at4:oo 900 a. m 400
FOR FFEETINGToN at715, 900 IN. 100 l3o, 400 49,
500 90 p N: sundays l3lp m Tar. o.oo ,oso INK
I'm 100 $50 $50 S45 400 800 300 $50 5a5 e;l9
ZOO 800 l0:5Op IN. Sundays at l. SUI a. H. 49, oo''
a5 so s9o 1 s 40. &c. Pc s 1913
$50 S5 500 $50 100 500 ss9 9od 1924 l 12Sc
For lose 6RANG Ocean GROVE IS ,AH raln at ",
Geo 7 Grove at 400 100 ss5 5 a. S'2p
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNLGAT OF 745
ForKfLA NTIC CITY. vINELAND AMI BRIDGEToN at
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. 3. North River. via sandy HOOK .
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS LONG BRANCH, LAKE
WOOD. TOMS RIVER BARNEGAr etc. M 400 m
Tickets can be procured at foot Lheriys, yer No.
wsr 77 G69ond T4o Gh-ayea nvingion-st4 10 and -
16S. 2Os Fast 2hths rnd IiinCra Hotels IN
New-YoIk city. in brooklyn at Nos Couri-sti Q iro1n
wav s39 500 Jultor-stj 2lO Manhgttan-syei De kat
ave 1891 Aancave In fIohoken 2l4 Washington 81,
Y Transfer Company viii call for and check baggage from
fotesOr csiience todestnation. ,.,-,o,,-
J r. WOOTTEN, Z. q. ia w ,,.,.s. . .
General Manager. Gen. fass anu i"ssc' Hgt
H. r. BALDWIN. O. r. p. Agt, 10 Liberty st, n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10

OrFrT or rHH
THIRD AVENUE itAifNON COMPANY |
THHU AYTStr. tffH AHp i6fH SrRfErs
NIN-YuHK, OCIonFV ~. 1894
V'HE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COM.
lanv ae hereby notified tat the annual election OF X
rprtot n0pecof' OF Election for hr rnuny }'9 VIZ
u, nrd ~ this Office rs hDNf DAY. NNA Mhnlt i,l
int rho pnla lil open 81 unl close ~ M OF inat
d,y Thc transfer books OF the company ao cl0ial uhi
Nu,cmhfr tho ith. rHi
ny order of the inaid 81 Directors. .....,-.
ALFRED LAZARUS secretary pro ON.
TlE ELECTRIC MANUFNCIURiNG AND
l rffarNTTANTpsa STOCK ENtlIANHE , ...
has decided ~ ucieiso ~ semhotn.P ,i1n ~ ~
~ ututs aud hat unl dra IN NAltNpNn W iNNN
Ito.At, tptH aud ~ 4 tottti trftinonfoA ,
IiItHl hiuimthl of Member nlllr1 now uph 10 NN,
set m tto inke and Ttdrt4 ~ 49, rrioh to ho nu
,.nrtI ni m niumcnta & 800 aud flnn lho Auh''"
ton,ittrr van meet Mn4dlv Soy 10 ana rh.h hu'','u
lug MONDAY ~ u ~ "a H,t upon applications lu
hundred applications nave ALREADY hpen ma'. ~,
tir des nu 10 .ocufn sdWsr on tho iomahunt o iHa'
Al nm-nt 81 q. ahrid make apple ton imhrdA!
he made Hnd uiulminh ~ 10 i"tul,
paun Clearing railroad nueAa ANA iouoo"m "o'A'N'
nom NJ 4 gIINFS
SECRETARY No. NHfsauht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10

spl. EAST 29TiI-S With board, large room,
stsb second eoo suitable FOR persons other rooms
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Amnec unents.
PATTI.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC -, PATTI.
MoNDti Y SH S1f N 81 a * EG;'g Opera
%iSga ss1S' {sfS s G'' n vfps, Ss pt.
b Ion haso ssnOt cherubIni' Bera Nine s1tggss and
who wiiutroducs I've Lesson scene the boeO NON Lee
p, ss II me Mu;e ssdssss si.ess Anplft
rs!nes., aud nseN a,, three r.s 80, Bsecay eass
sst6ND sipiI .St rus aspssenirftoS
''' '''f sssss ~ s.. .s.''s sfAio"
~sSsssSfi a NV Y. Y y, stss ss.'s
rse., hoes go sSS ss% i.sss, balcony ~. ,s.
" A'r';iis:ss ANY,; ,, ss,s %''''
,nseS,sJ sssa 81 AsNAi
svs a.,'. a $Sy IN Il tis 1N sASsf2A
Her once epon asy from . 90 D
A MEXICAN INSTITUTE,
ss Sc ESsh SfTss "a N 'r %S ss \,
mSas ;fpiis' 1sp
Complete Gsa = h ishs n x Hs GSm'1
. SATURDAY, November !, WIN be
GRAND coS Sy psi.ri 70 sS' HN f EVENING
Railways to entrance AZ Admission 800 SOt Children POO
RELGIAN PANORAMA CO.,
rn:. sA < Hsf "a S E4EHts.Tox
Evening, lighted BY electricity.
I.rg. rednctoas for sclooIs and Clubs,
RIJOU OPERA HOUSE, B'way near 30th-st
nchs hsn4 ri asSf!es and
MIR. HENRY r. DIXEY no>,s
in the Spectacular Burlesque Nightmare ADoNls
CASINO. Broadway and 39th-st.
Ssry EysD1f q sspee satqrsaTy q
McCAULL OPERA CoMIoUE C0MPANY
49, Admission SO cent? -
SUNDAY EVENING Grand Popular Concert
EDEN MUSEE, 23d-st., bet. 9th & 9th ayes.
New KIT T. Is t. height
sfs rable,nI In Wax serooseopes Concerts E
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
~ Reserved Orchestra Circle and Balcony 500
Every even wednesday aud saturday Matinees.
RyS6s q sHys p TIE tIrY
HOMES or ENGLAND AND IRELAND. a'ss.
NIBLOS GARDEN. Reserved Seats 50c
ron ar saa psoaaeeE SEA or f,eHioN
NfxT Wn ANR N MoSH csTo
ORATORIO SOCIETY. Academy of Music.
Wednesday Afternoon NOV - Pnblc Rehearsal
Thursday Evening Nov 49, Concert
ST. PAUL.
M NJ: CEsRTcT Mdagn c sSPT.Hs
Mr. THE0 j. TOEDT.
MI MAJ sHYiMpMoNYS SOCIETY oRcnEsTaA. '-''
Tickets Sale at Academy OF Music.
DARK notwithstanding and 35th-st
EVERY EVENING, Ats.
Revival OF Onenbachs
GRAND DUCHESS.
With an entire change o cast
Matinee wednesday and saturday az 2.
Popular prices. ....sl l9c owe anu 20c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
OROpnSAI.S EOR DREDGING.

PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.
UNITEDSTATEs ESGlNlKR OFPlCR.
ARMY BUILDING, NEw-YOR Nov. 3. 1884
SEALED PROPOSALS. N trtPlcato 10 be opened az
4 o'clock. noon on the ilth gay on nohenq s
Dor and River. Ca. and IN ltomely Marsh. Ga The
proposals each work must be separate and the ID
the envelope pusi name the work Tor which Inc
prOpoal offered bidder propose ior one OF both OF
ne wois al his option Specifications 10 bidders
IA blank forms FOR proposals. lie obtained 81 this Office
OF from CAPTAIN Thomas ~ Bailey, Corps OF Engineers
Charleston, =. g. q a III LIN oHhy
: Colonel OF Engineers, Brevet MajorGeneral. u s. A
ITO SHIPBUILDERS.
L OFFICE THK light HOUSE BOARD,
MAsHNGION, d. c.. OCT. ~ 1884. }
Sealed proposals will be received al this Office until y
eclock Of Monday. the LIST day OF Deceinber lSs4 Tor
building the iron 81 steamer MaerOnO"
Plans specific atiops proposal and other nforma
lion obtained application 10 this oihoe OF TO the
Jghtouss INSPECTOR at No II Appraisers Building san
Francisco California $500
Tie vn is to reject any al bids and 10 waive
any deiec.5 ,,r = I, hOM,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
Gituaiions tt)dnleo--femdles.

A THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
As - ASSOCIATION.
:. ... Chartered by the state Of New York;
g opEII. Iresident X v oDEi.ts Treasurer.
". II. fRossKR, Secretary NJ A. KELLOGG, Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
Proposals.
PROPOSALS. FOR s,lNCH L CH ID. ,SSIlo1

II ORrSANrT OFFICE WAN DHrAurMpNr /
MAaHINgIoN November d, 1854. J
iiCfc. VIII Ice recover az Hlls
crrc NM ~ O'clock M FRIDAY November q, lS~A ny
which to ana place viii be- opened IN presence ~
Slidera for Furnishing this department. with on thou ana
a ,iupi for Nfneh nuf7lo lnqdng rhe' OF the
lind tnn u tho iurcka nt ButlrI Weighing $50 e
zach ail n usual dmenqO a. Tho tensrF OF tho
l,nn Ia h not than "a 600 pounds pet squire Inch
The specimens fuf test OF the equ c nnmhci aud IN
pfceer bY Tho ordnance department viii le tnhruf ON
khnlv e. tndof thlcl icon inches Ia lensth =
n,hps interior diameter nni iuchos exterior dahotei 10
b. iron uur1 ~ Unch ln o. rhl"d ta.NuFa
chilled viii ALA b. ttsird ~ the dis
erection The ufdt snre Hrphi tntnt
upp thrd ~ Iertio nom each LOT rrHi VII h0 hfntrn
opuu I tho inspection ana in rrN tho rAith OF
the chill irl agree Wh that Of sample pietlo To
bs furnished hY the utlhHurF REPAYMENT 49,.
Ia DO Anis lure ~ 30 noe trhi rnrpNt WIN
80 per sur both mriaH 10 90 oi tho bal marketable
quality ,-,..,..
Pr viii ir FURNISHED by tho contractor free of 'Ako 10 lhe
United hiatrH,
The viii he required 10 pass the usual inspection by
tho Ordnance Department. ..-.,.,
Dsna firms which must be made and detailed
fIWus lud specifications be hHd upon application To
this orco. 80,
Bidders viii state the price Finished prefecture, ana the
time within wiiOn the whole lot will DO delivered -,
The department the right TO REJECT any or Oil
bids ,..o
Envelopes containing proposals shoud be marked " Pro
poals Tor 5lnoh Chilled shot, and adcsod 10 inc uhhor
'S BENET,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10

I1e EAST 36rH-ST. -ilandSOmeH fur
zO nshed front and hall with board terms
Reasonable reitrcACeJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10

II WEST 18TH-ST.-Rooms aud board;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10

WANTED. Large house near 5th-ayc" not
w above 3lthHatl fut rasi IN, ~, -
NtLASpd WHITING. lloohmau a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10

rTU-ANENVE THEATRE. pantOmme.
- Monday, Theatre ospd 10 torW ard preparations
TUESDAY ENENtNu, SOY, II, INK HANLONS
Ml present for the ~ 4 une America
THEIR NEW GRAND SPECTACULAR fANIOMlME
FANTASIA.
NEW SCENERY, WONDERFUL TRICKS and TRANS
FORMATIONS. A WORLD OF NOVELTIES
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-29
ALABAMA CLAIMS.
Rendered by the Court Nom
day.
WASHINGTON. Oct. IS.

WAsHINGToN, Oct. IS.
In the court of commissioners of Alabama
claims, Yesterday, at Washington, the follow
ing judgments were rendered with interest at
per cent from the dates named
ll2-Joseph S. Williams, S25; August II,
1864.
ll4-Stephen T. Ssson, s345; June 2S,
1865.
ll6-Wllliam Leah, judgment for the Unit
ed States.
435-Norman Bishop, Judgment for the
United States.
64G-Nicholas Periera, Sl75; June 28.
1865.
647-J. Q, Periera, sl75; September Il,
1862.
64S-A. J. Bitteneurtt $40; April 22,
1868.
5l50-Francisco Lawrence Miller, $50
and No. 5l52, j. j. Dos Pedras, Sl75; Sep.
tember II. 1862
l74-J. IL. d. Brown, sl75; April l, 1865.
G76-William J. Cronin, S674; May 3.
1868.
1465-A. F. Crowell $4GO; April II, 1868
1470-S. Baker, S449; September Z, 1862
l476-B. Sphinx, Sl75; July 23, 1861.
3259-J. Higgins, S693 and No. $3.50, s.
B. Kelley, $ll5; July 2S, 1861.
326l-G. II. Kelley, S57; 1865, S. Doane
S23l; 1868, A. Frost, Sis; 1864, NJ. A.
Chase, S23l; 1865, F. Rider, s57; 1906, d.
Doane, $1,000; 1867, d. Kelley, S23l, and
1898, II. c. Brooks, all July 20, 1861.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-29
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS.
Session of the PenobscOt Sunday School
Convention at Bangor.
BANGOR, Oct. %

BANGOR, Oct %
The Penobscot Sunday School Convention
met at the Essex street Free Baptist church
at > o'clock this afternoon. The meeting
opened with prayer and praise services The
convention was called to erder by Rev. Il. L.
Howard of Bangor. Rev. Mr.. Hartman of
Bangor offered prayer. Rev. G. w. Hinck-
ley gave an interesting account of his labors
as a missionary in this State of the American
Sunday School Union. He had organized
81 Sunday schools. with a membership of
100 Rev. Mr.. Hartman gave stirring
address on "the relation of the Sunday
school to the church.
Rev. Mr. Howard delivered an address on
"How to reach the boys" discussed by Rev.
Mr.. Munroe of Boston and Rev Mr.. Harri-
man. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
President-Rev. n. II. Hartman.
Permanent Secretary-Rev. &. w. Hinck-
ley.
Assistant Secretary-Charles S. Pearl.
Treasurer-F. A. Curtis.
Executive Committee-Revs.R r. L. How
ard, T. Gerrish, J. f. Adams, B. B. Merrill
and Mr.. II. II. Haskell.
The officers are to appoint vice president
from each town in the county. In the even
ing there was praise service and sermon
by Rev G. w. Hinckley on Light" which
closed the session.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-29
SOUTHERN TRADE.
Before the Committee Investigating South
American Commerce.

BALTIMORE, Nd. Oct. 20.
A committee appointed by the President to
obtain information relative to the proper
means of increasing the trade of the United
States with South and Central America, met
here today. Thernton Robbins appeared
before the committee and stated is enaag-
ed in South American trade. He exported
-four, lumber, canned goods. etc. He could
do nothing with manufactured goods Had
shipped paper and cotton drills to Brazil and
always lost money on them. Freights were
very low on exports, -four paying only 70
cents per barrel Had not known Of any
custom laws which could be modified to hold
trade. He knew of no custom laws in South
America which are oppressive to tariff on
raw materials or prevented the United States
from competition with England In manufac-
tured articles such as agricultural implements.
Trade in white and yellow pine lumber for
building purpo 'es is considerable. Almost
the entire transportation is done by sailing
vessels. The cost of crews for vessels is 80
per cent. more on American than on English
vessels.
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BEECHER RE-AFFIRMS
What Joy Positively Denies-IIis Melo-
dramatic Way of Calling JOv "A Liar.

New YORK, Oct. 2S.
Mr.. Beecher is out today in letter reaf
firming what Mr. Joy denies as to the charge
that Joy told Beecher that Blaine offered to
make a railroad committee to suit him. Mr..
Beecher's letter is bitter, and he says that his
memory of the event is correct. Beecher
asks if Joy dare look ex-Gov. Baldwin of
Michigan in the face and deny that he made
the statement alleged. Mr.. Joy says his
statement is true and Beecher's wholly false.
Beecher asks Jov if to Mr.. Sminn. Mr..
Kneeland, John Harmon of Detroit and
others did not make a similar statement re-
specting Blane's offer to fix a railroad COM
mittee. Beecher says that Joy was so indig-
nant when he told him about this matter that
he would have sworn right out had he not
luckily been a church member.
Beecher closes his letter by telling Joy that
he lies, and that the lie will meet him at Gods
judgment. He hopes God will forgive Joy
as he did Peter, and have mercy on his soul
in the day of judgment.