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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-26

THE HOP MARHET.-Emmet Wells New
Nork Hep Circidar of the 18th inst gives
the following resume of the hop market
" The market this week can be summed up
in a few words: Transactions amount to
almost nothing. OF the $40 bales exported
since our last only 90 bales have gone out
this week, the balance. SIG bales, having
cleared last Saturday The dullness of
trade Is attributed To several causes. first
and most important of which is cable re-
ports announcing the daily improvement
in the English plantations. which of neces-
Sity makes business duh and prices on the
decline in London. rendering shipments
from THIS side Improbable, and unless
things change for the worse in the planta-
tons, we can hardly expect any further
considerable shipments, and what little
business is done on this market in the
absence of a speculative demand during the
next six weeks must be with home brew
erS and as large number of them are well
supplied, we cannot look for any revival in
trade. Crop advlCeS from this State are
somewhat conflicting. The vines in most
OF the districts have been I'm burr for nearly
ten days, and rs this is much earlier than
usual, and the vine has not vet attained n
natural size 10 produce a large crop, il is
claimed that the early fruiting has stunted
its growth, and thereby lesSenin. the pros
poets of a full yield, and as this condition
OF things has never before been experienced
10y our growers time alone can tell what
Will be the final result. There are no COM
plants of vermin of any description. either
from the interior or Pacihc coast, and the
crop at this writing bids fair to be the finest
ever grown III the country
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-26
BORN.

Sacramento, July 29-Wife of Thomas storror, Il
daughter.
Sacramento, July 25-Wite Of II. r. Costigan, a
daughter.
Sacramento July 25-wife of Harry A. Clifton,
son.
Emigrant Gap, July 17-Wife of Ira Avery, a
daughter.
Dixon, July 19-Wife of julie Pritchard, a son.
Winters, July l9-Wife Of J. NJ. Reid, son.
MarysYille, July 24-Wite of Robert Finn, a SON
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SAT. RHE:uh
And Every Species of Itch
ing and Burning Diseases
Positively Cured.


JTCZEMA, or Salt Rheum, with its agonzing
IL itching aud burning, instantly relieved by
u warm bath with CUTICURA SOAP and a single
application of CUTIcURA, the great Skin Cure.
This repeated daily, with two or three doses of
CUrICURA RESoLvElST, the New Blood Purifier
to keep the blood cool the perspiratiOn pure
and unirritating, the bowels open, the liver and
kidneys active, VIII speedily cure Eczema, Tet-
ter, Kingworm, Psoriasis, L1chen Pruritus,
Scaled Head Dandruf, and every species of
Itching Scaly and Pimply Humors of the Scalp
and Skin, when the best physicians and al
known remedies fail
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-26

VIII Mcdonald, 25i2 Dearborn St, Chicago,
gratefully acknowledges a cure of Salt Rheum
on head, neck, face, arms and legs for seven
teen years: not able to walk except ON hands
and knees for one year; not able TO help himself
for eight years; tried hundreds of remedies;
doctors pronounced his case hopeless; per
manently cured by CUTICURA REsoLvENT blood
purifer) internally, and CUTIcURA and CUTI-
cIRA SoAP nhe great skin cnresl eXternallv
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Liabilities of a Paper Firm.


New YORK, July 25th.-The liabilities of
Hand q Ellsworth, paper merchants, who
failed yesterday, are estimated at S200,000
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MARRIED.

Woodland, July 24-By Rev. NJ. B. SCARBOROUGH,
Jacob Houser 10 Miss Susan Hershey, both of
GolO county.
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Chas. Houghton, Esq, lawyer, rs state
street, Boston, reports a case of Salt Rheum I'M
the patients body and limbs, and to which all
known methods of treatment had been applied
without benefit, which was completely cured
solely by the CUTICuRA REMEDIES, leaving a clean
mi healthy elyi in
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-26

F. III. Drake, Esq, Detroit, Mich, suffered
untold tortures from SAT- Rheum, which ap-
peared on his hands, head and face, and nearly
toring and a consultation of physicians failed to
relieve him, he used the CUTICURA REMEDIES,
and was cured, and has remained so to date
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-26

Mr.. John Thiel, Wilkesbarre, Pa, writes: /
have suffered from Salt Rheum for over eight
years, at times so bad that could not attend to
my business for weeks at time Three boxes
of CUTICURA and four bottles RESoLyESr have
entirely cured me of this dreadful disease
Sold by all druggists. Price: CunCuRA, 50
cents RESoLvENT, 81; SOAP, p cents, POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-26

If mans aim is good in this world he'll
probably miss fire III the next,
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SOAP. An exquisite Toilet,
w l Bath and Nursery Sanatiye.
ap2S1yWs&wly
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rINHERE WILL BE 4 MEETING AT THE
New Pavilion,
THIS Saturday EVENING,
JULY a6th. for the purpose of forming Cleve-
land and Hendricks Fire Brigade. All Democrats
invited iy16. its
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FORESTER GUN CLUB.gs@
DEMOCRATS TO THE FRONT!

MONTHLY SHOOT TOMORROW SUNDAY
VI MORNING, at 10 o'clock.
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FOREIGN FACTS.
CONTINUED SPREAD OF THE
CHOLERA IN FRANCE.
Renorted Insurrection in Cuba
the Mexican Loan-Wl oming
Cattle in England.
The Cholera.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RpcoRD-USIoN ]
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PRECAUTIONS IN IRELAND.

LoNDoN, July 25th-Trevelyan, Chief
Secretary for Ireland, has given the Dublin
corporation instructions to prepare for the
outbreak of cholera, and empowers the Off
GERS to raise n loan to meet the expenses
incurred in coping with the scourge They
are If il becomes necessary, empowered to
erect a temporary hospital for the care of
the sick
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THE DINNER TO MR.. BLAINE.
. BRILLIANT COMPANY AT DELMoNICo's.
Mr.. ryARTs SPEAKS IN HIS HArPIEsT sTfLh-AN
ELOQUENT ADDRESS BY MR. BLAINE

rs spr,Ks IN HIS HAPPIEsr sTYLE-AN
ELOQUENT ADDRESS BY MR. BLAINE
Never were there greater excitement and hustle
oro,d Dolmonicos than last night as the hour drew
naar when the man whom the Nation delights to
honor was 10 be entertained at dinner by William NJ
Fvarts and 200 other prominent gentlemen OF thir
city, At both the Broadway and the fHlh-aVe'
doors carriages were constantly arriving ana ue'
parting. On the sidewalk pedestrians $1,000 unuei
their dripping umbrellas, watching the buluIne
aud patiently waiting for the time when Mr.
Blaine should arrive and they could catch glimpse
of him. Inside men wearing Blaine and Logan
badges were everywhere. On the second moor
the gentlemen who were TO dine with Mr.. biaine
assembled in the reception room to await DIS
arrival. There were the representatives OF many
business interests and many professionalism
whose mower of brain has compelled fame ana 1or-
Time and whose names many OF them, are ol no'
only National but Worldwide repute
In the large banquet-hall the tables had beeh
snread for the dinner with all the taste and beau
~ that the establishment of Dclmonco could
bring t. bear Opposite the entrance was 'lie
table for The guest of the evening and fourteen
other gentlemen. The other tables, SIX ia num-
Der. were arranged AZ right angles to inns 'aDie,
extending down the room. Flags. le'IoonS ol
s,iiav and other decorations covered the walls Of
rors TO be seen and to reflect back from their pol
ished surfaces the light that siieamed rom
the crystal chandelier in the centre
of the room. The tables with theT
snowy cloths and the rows OF palms and ferns eX-
tending down their centre looked, as the h9ht
strcamcd over them like the coral, pam-groved
islands IF some tropc sea. From amid the green
plants on the tables rose silver oande'abra bearing
wax candles. Numerous pins mORi'ts of beautiful
design were also among the decorations OF the
tables On the table at which Mr.. Blaine sat there
was "a representation Of his future home the Nhfe
House. and Of his prototype piuniod knight.
From tie balconies hung baskets of flowers and
trailing vines, and in the balcony over the main
entrance Borustein's orchestra was stationed and
di.courscd National airs during the dinner.
THE GUESTS.
William NJ Evarts presided. Mr. Blaine sat or
hi, right. ON Mr.. Blane- rieht were John Jacob
Aston Justice Noah Davis, notwithstanding
Coon: eA-Govcrnor Alonzo b. Cornell, eX-GoV-
crnor Hcnr, VI. fIovt of Penn yyalia. aud Cyrus
" Held On Mr.. Eyar;ss LIT sat Levi J.. Norton
Philip II. Morgan. the Rev. Dr. Henry VI. Field
Thomas G.. Plat. John +. Dillon, William Dowd
and Addison Brown. Following are tle names Il
those who sat Il, the other tables tic gentleman at
ia. head being named irst
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Post Once Noticc.

letters for Europe need specially dir,rst for d1
patch ~ any particular s-aluarin Oer > s@'hfs peslT ~
livery al destination all TrlnsAtantc mails are rs
Wafled by tn ,astesi vessel. avAltDle.
Foreign mails for the caiiuy November Will clDD
PEONPTLY IN all cases a. this Ollcs - .DloSs -
TIL t~DAIAt 10 o.. Tor Europe p CITY o. Rich
g., .,.. nor 'S,.vt, VII glrrn.n., ,heri,ouro
az l.3l D. for Cuba AMI Porto REQ VIA Havana ana
for Campo The CIapas rIbascO and iucdf1n. Mexico.
Per Cy Of Washington ietiets for other Mexican
states must 100 directed per ny ~ NAshln Non p.
FRIDAY-At a. m. Tor the West Indies. VIA IT. Th0mas
tor Brazil and Cor the ARGENTINE Republic ruynay
Paraguay, via RrUl. per r.. a. Advance va Newporo
Ion via Halifax A. $3.50 Tor rrlxillO ami kultln.
per : e. B. NarL IT.. VIA No"-Oricln-
SAT RID AYAt $3.50 M for NoN:Jutis and Dor Plr-
tn. az 10 a. M for Ccniia America ana h' SCUM 4a'ho
ports per CITY % Para. via Is all uetters Tor
" yco must De- directed por fiiv % Paa' A. y o. m
Tor Ger many etc per = Hs1shirr via southampton
rop.an coun.rie. muu dirrsfel per Hah.burg"lI
az IL a. tor ,a Nethcranl. direct, ~cletan.
Rome via Queenstown 20 - IN fof - "A mr. pN
Dcvonii glasgow letters must Poe directed per
Dcyonia NJ y. Tor Cape Hlyti. ~ domingo and
Turks I~Iani per santa Dou'nFo. ar l'tn p m lpr
Cuba anu the West Ini's per SANTIAGO VIA Havana;
~ I'D M. i1r Belgium ii,nci Ter Wr,irr "a,
Lucv r. Miller. N"w-psesns
sCNDAN-At go .. Tor Honduras AMI vng.ton, por
=. CIV o. Dallas a Ntv-pritsn
Nais Tor china anf Japan per Arhpc va Sen f,s.
cisco close her" november 3 az D. m SAL, ios Ai+
ira s New-Zcalmd. sand vIoh ald fi i an L. PEI . :.
An-trlla wa AN Franc se1. cp, ere sr ~,
~ M. arrival ~ Nrw lvrNofs.s CIV 81 ths'
cage, WIN British ma.- ior Australia.
Tho schedule Of closing Of Trans paclc m', arr,nr,t
Francisco FROM the arr'vn- ~ rlNH al ~!
Francisco on the DAY o sHng oi steamers @fo d'2h'l''
HENRY G. PEARSON. Postmistar
Post Oalce NOy-Y0fk. y. Y, Oct. p. l-Nl
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., ,i,s, lies and slander.-I Norristown
Herald. 80 ,s Gov soma reaso
v, troxrn left that gentleman not long ago. whereup
49, ,.csca NJ, notice the streets that's trney
o. ,ts grand simplicity. Here It'll ,,,n.
NJ, wife sarah has Shot my rancho When hr 1
a',snS Too hur an want 1t distinctly en INV
Ssi any man That hur in an seer 9r that sum
s sonnt Vii gel himself pumped 50 Fun o, ie word
ssnJsrfoot will locate him fur Mineral oi I'M
r.ra sc il sufficient and orter work on ioO4s'
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eouErnING TO REFLECT UPON

President Porter Of Yale College. "a man ulVerSalE
irl f,,r 4. learning and his noble character. scnIt
r. NM, vDgk TRIRtN NJ a letter. iu which DE- says;
III vote for Mir Blaine because | believe That he VIII
ose the country "A safe aud patriotic adninSl fa'i
-, intensely an Mons that the Republican party shouu
,,rsta- As tnr most elccual means of slecWH plin-
49, ~ ,.ianal issues of promoting Civil service re-
- nd al weakening the influence oi Ircsdehtld! Po
IT,, an our c,l and State elections. and Tor nnn ru-
fhcr reasons" The dudes and mugwunps Wh" l,Iilh
c. 500 GOOD for the Republican party ana Wh9
I,rs Therefore cone over to the Democracy W"no mn
scre occasion Tor reflection these orls were th'9
fauabl, of such mental exercise.
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If

brennan ON rueslaY October - owen W lr-nnan In
ms .utll Ntlt
ho,es and frcu. of the family respectfully invited Go
attUud hU funeral Friday the IIsi inst. a. htf PAST 10
70 fIuu hit late rta dcUCr so loo vest lnth
A.. thence the Church VI 81 Francis Navior Wet
lnth.st.
Please omit nowrrs
OAe-t1r ON Tuesday night october 9S tatharne Andrus
wife ui Itudt, Ck IA taaftt
Funeral sorvtsN her ate residence ISL Mad-nh AVE.
saturday. november !. at lua va
HICKS. A. hen SANTA roni Lons tsanh on ths
91th -aah a. Hicks widow OF huaa hoAs l"' " NV
Nfth NtaT
Iamiy uncra
hs ,osIANp Octohor - 1884, Mary ~ we oi ue"tEo
Kmrsl nj and daughter IT tne late idwln NrHblt@ .,
Iuutrn a residence hiisAthi h'lk'" ''""''
New. Jersey FRIDAY October 80, inst, AZ N
lnteueut al CHRIST church, hvioNhio IA.
Gn. leave NoW YORK at IL a. h"onion hian'u vi wv
u l. and ". u ".
PnYER-On tuesday ssth inst Juiia G., wife OF Charles
=, . ,......t ,.....
Tho rrstIruoe Il nor fathur. A. Is Miller NcNh''hoHe'
Nafurday. November i, at u O'Clock. 49,,
will be waiting fof tram leaving "ahu 'on'
Depot at iUu0 a. IN.
WHIT EsEy on TUESDAY morning October as Gran
Mil. son of the late Hon Eisha Mhittlesey.
Funeral at the broadway tabernacle 5itlhl corner bioau
WAY, this Thursday. October ~ inst 81 o'clock
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TIM GIBAENSSlNroRD uEDDMG.
rtFlr1nlrn ~ raf rninuyrl

JAMESTOWN. \. Y, oct. %. -I'redcnck II.
"oocns. Of Sew York vice president ana treasurer OF
ee Delaware. lackawanna and Western Railroad was
hanird 'o Isabel Sauotd to night by the Rev nr Max
Wen Of New York. at Paramount the residence Of Mrs W
~ Lowry h' brides sister The wedding attended hy
inail ioW NoN ORR and Buffalo. special train took
We iudM PARTY 10 the bridcWoou's summer place At
N"imdfln BAY, where the honeymoon viii hc spent
hltI Who. IN md Mr. Nllhnna vii MO In Now InrL
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TIE WEITHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
WAeHiNGrON. Oct 29.-fOr New gland,
generally fair weather except M southern portion local
rains and partly cloudy weather nearly stationary tenn
perature. castcrly Winds lower barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic states. generally fair weather
I'm the extreme northern portion. threatening weather
and rain in the remaining portions Of the district, east
erly winds stationary temperature.
Tor Tennessee anl the ohio Valley, local rains and
plrlr cloudy weather. variable Winds nearly stationary
temperature.
For the Lower Lake region. local rains and partly
cloudy weather nearly stationary temperature. variable
winds.
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ME-. pEEcHEw.s SHOCKING sPEEcHE'

l,cu BtfleT "a Wa. % -" ,nor In
Again Mr. Bee,her says INA. ,s, have hcrn humming
~ "sb with Mr. cleveland and to them i NE whom thew
they wcIt -, - in - How did Mr.. Beecher Know thls
"e true Has he been around win 'hese men m truth
OF couI -, Tho lips of minister OF Christ ana Wrct
eoTinI Mr. Beecher appears 10 be very careless u
lsS language
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4 FOOL As WELL As \ FoEGrR.


A. n, Jo,,~rol predictcd Tnf Nfw YORK TRIBUNE de-
nounces IA. alleged Endorsement OF MI b@tli on
back %! "A piece of iRlBU Ne COPY So, t'IErI9 & .nr
In Was mo- moro like Mr.. Blanes than that 81 any
man Th< Mar YORK inns should he cf"dU,u ~ ,
fresh piece of stupidity The Morcy letter crown '
ekllfu at forgery.
PROM The TroV 7tfa1s - l.,
The article iisofls not ~ the siiSht''' 49, =,
fhc present contingency, having "a" rCI''."h .l
fbe ISSUES now under discussion. II was I'Il'"
m hone Of Sitting M lac oHu I'
ing against Mr.. blaine though II VIII fall 10 hNe "'a
such effect But what shall he said ana tnuueh "i H'il
e. lost 90 AL SENSE oi hohoi or d'''h'> tn. '' -,
10 criminal methods IN order 10 make partisan POM
II is no wonder that rcpiihnt ptuN'Ii l'
rapcrs Ike The IbdHy Times protest aGMh,t tu il
f,roccrlule as % disgrace to t" printers craft "." 81
Iiccf OF dD-pcahlc rckrry ON the p3r oi ihr 'rhIa
g. rngrn-fI-. Bat Tie AbC4y istef ava Nkt u''."'
Democratic nIpef~ have no influence with me dNl lul
be ciug of male buyers who are running ihr 10
campaign. or with their trelch'rou~ "lndcpchocll Z"
Is Whose pune soui- have rcvotcd against the Nl'A'"
mes OF the Republican party
from THc Jf-7 Herrf7.
T. B. soms-vh 90 difficult to imagine Whnf aI ulis many
pay with plates D. INTENDED for. lfit did not convey "'
nurI disbursement Of the int lucc " inc b'l"
,flfir una .pr- we would intimate h1t was h"pd 10
,nenetc. il A. known rs tine ~iaIvar vote hy Juggling
Gal Hamilton into tho iu tins clr i--n"ti'l man
nor n either thar, or ~ Is lui1cN lllAN lh ii'
Nhatevcr i. such ptiful crr for hp lrNc"S lu'
democrat canvass moro do pressed ANA vi ii'Nf"'
" dc.raf, condition than really ih0u-ht II is ,all
that drov ming viii catch az stro"' and II must
be
NAEKTD CONFIDENTIAL" AID HE SKIPPED IT.
me Irng Itnn's.
One Of fhc best couWcutlrie- upon Governor 'icNp
lRnds letter Mrs. Bccchcr was embraced ln Ich9i'
made hv Troy Democrat go another. VINO ashtd l'
fellow partisan n De had read the letter. NJ" sto h,
al have not ! saw 10 was marked confidential. ana J
skipped IT," IAe sense of humor ANA or Illumination u
about equally proportional I'm the rtloindcr
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rrou The BtRghGnfoE PeOnbi.cdn I'LL,
To argue that the men VINO ADMIR- ~, No. Ria1c i
arr no. fSai Hon. Thomas C. Fau and James d. "A-
t az moi know what they are about
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CELEBRATING 4 GOLDEN WEDDING.

CELEBRATING 4 GOLDEN WEDDING.
MI.mid Mrs.Aaron Coo celebrated their golden
wedding last evening at No. O3i Highst Newark. Their
con- two daughters and twenty grandchildren were
PRESENT beside many friends The grandchildren pre-
rented Nj. Coo with gold. headed cane
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young lady who was blamed for allowing
Nal tAe had hand w v,
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Gueclal Notices.
AutIUue Furniture.

Antique Furniture
MAHOGANY REPRODUCTIONS
STAMPED AND ILLUMINATED
LEATHER FURNITURE
REAL BRONZEs.
MARBLE MANTEL CLOCKS AND SETS.
A collection 81
TWELVE SUPERB OLD PORTRAITS IN OIL
by Old English artists and also
CHOICE MODERN PAINTINGS
by American and European artists OF highest being
parts OF two private collections manufacturers
stock which must be sold
WITHOUT ANY RESERVE TO MEET ADyANCEs.
Now exhibition al
MOORE'S ART GALLERY. $50 5th-ave
SALE BY AUCTION
FURNITURE, BROvZEs Sc.
THIS tn TUESDAY. and FRIDAY.
OCT 30, AND 81 AT2 O'CLOCK EACH DAY.
OIL PAINTINGS
FRIDAY EVENING OCT 81. AT O'CLOCK
WILLIAM p. MOORE, Auctoneer:<
Avcry's Blood III .infectant
Is an honest, safe sure and permanent cure for
MALARIA. Price, 90 cents.
Main once, lOl West 22d-st Gth-ave.
Physicians consultation Free.
Large md Valuable Library
Of the
Hon. JAMES MAURICE,
Of Aaspeth l. I.
welseleced collection o. the best English literature 70
its various departments prsng 900 volumes.
good condition and in many IN handsome bind
To be sold at auction MONDAY November 10, End follow
ing days
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BANGS & CO, AuctionHers,
7Sy and -tl Rroadwav.

Carpet { lrnninR.-THOMAS J, STEWART. only ofccS
l5j4 broadway y y and Erie and 9TH SITS Jersey Ct'Y
Piles Blind bleeding. itching ulcer. nsslre. &c saiey
and certainly without cutting g2furug detention
from business Examinations free illustrated paper and
reference. sent free. Address.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

~, s.sr,u hcv Ne "a 'm,Arsi 'san,n !, 49, ~ y '.re,
Visions OF tmr o. "a fhoHf
r ,iin 4n.,h ths sseM vats r,'rf,',rt ~,
fhs hbtr dotted IRE fcprAn
,hs arontu indicated b. ,h h'insns,si hsa
vhsnacs ~ Buad~at
rpiprSY nrtict urt AT in-fhs movement NJ
tho harometrr vpatprlar vas downward ciea' weather
AZ rst rp,tumi wNv.i nt tin 1he 'alrml
amunuYa W ~ the temperature taNspi hetwpen va
aW 1l-. tht atp'a.p h9. Np'rs "a mop' shaw Nn
A.tutsipwna aa, last ttan aui iusa' vvp' ,hah
500 tHtsia, ...
ihIttttuu, Ne,ttD, aui eiAiirnast temperature r,At
bp ssrppipA Wlisf w 'hls tit aw N'"lh
Harpru'. hnhsn ein'o' 'he sm''"as @ai "'''A'eA
NRuagN ll aAatius
Ina,ih0rg'- perinuo ht'RA
tuudhllI's far.unh iAifHtN NlN Al,A
luuIluIfs Inf .uH AIul Fll1l
iundhnga Perfume hlii ti tal Nshaf
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weLseected collection o. the English literature 70
its various departments prsng 900 Volumes 10
good condition many cases IN bind ng
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To be sold at auction MONDAY, November 10, and follow
ing days
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The Republican part, needs mo- now tl,urri. pro.
icct. ot ptuu.c, in it putpo,c Ia develop shipping.
ehiphuiidmg. and the carving trade, and the
military and naval O,i,uoo of tlc oountr. Indi,iri,'
built uI 900 luur and internal transportation perfected
tErrt are t' precursors of foreign trade own
mutOs ulM 300 iahiIte Ia uui produce .iilho
Nie' and IuhNf spirited u'u ut the Republican paris
sHEt uir md courageous, have brought Hud pushed
forward tu o. frlluAs power nd prosperity the in
prnfciuu OF The tIy service aud tho emancipation ~
Tie public servants and the people large from
dangers 90 the free sunract from
the corporate control Of ONCE holders
Tho rauro ~ the Republican platform developing this
dul, and drawn by header IA this great measure WHO
actius with the Republican phrty-MI curtis down
dun eAeeIlnlIy w 10 carried Ina future Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30

too s,,r.d,d Procession rrsasparenses with o"rrees
likeness o. s~n''"''' ~ A. M CERP. 10 Easl sSds ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30

Members of the National Guard IN Brook yn desiring
the Blaine Logan keg neut WIN ~ parade
Thursday evening 80 holor ~ Hon. James ~
Blame report 2uth ward Wgwam. Derand-t.
Fulton Assembly A. 1870 y. NJ sharp CIVILIAN dfc.s
Derby hat, white gloves ani cane
Prohibition lnlioss
May be obtained Application st PronhiuoD Headquar
2lO shave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30

naraeu', neus,ou ,e,o'e, ue 'm"uos aai n''a'sa
NRuata lu aAatiNs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30

n Large ana salnabie Library
OF the late
Hon. JAMES MAURICE
Of Maspeth. l. /.