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I1ropcsals.


PROPOSALS FOR S-lNCli CHILLI SIoI
/ ORDNANCE OFFICE WAK DEtAklMLSL
W NsdTNoION November o., 1881.
Scelo1 pronosals duplicate VIII hc received al TINS
onlco mn al ~ clock NJ. Friday November ~ 1855 al
which place fhcv VIII be opened IN me presence OF
bidder. Furnishing THIS departing win one tou0anu
I cillri shot for hrch miifcI"adhs il'4 o. tlr
kind kno Eureka or Butler weighing Iou lbs
each and usual service dimension The rhacy OF te
iron 10 e % 900 pounds per square men
The specimens Tor test OF tho requisite nnnnr aAG orh
prescribe, ny Ordnance Department Viii he TAKEN nom
hollow cyinlcr OF uncllei iron j. infhcS IA n-ih -
lie GA from tine iron In each LOT o. chilled en- tAsS
Succncfs chilled VIII also b. tested al me as
erection O. tie ordnance Department. -. -, =. 49,.
one chilled prlcclc from CaCh lnt cast WIZ De broken
omen for the purpose II inspection and oVeiV e extent OF
with that OF sample pltyccte 10
lie furr glad Y the Ordnance Department
metal Ia be amlNture OF - per Gem copper WIN
zinc, Dol. metals 10 be OF the Otst hIhet"De
quality. ,,,-, IN, g 10 ,,o,,ar
up will by the contractor free OF charge TO Inc
United states.
The wo. will he required TO pass the usual inspection by
the Ordnance Department. ,..,,..
BLANK forms which proposals must be made and detailed
drawings specifications can be had upon apphcloh 10
This Ohice. ,, -,.-.,o 49,, A.
time WITHIN which the whole lot VIII be delivered.
The Depart the right to reject any or all
bids.
Envelopes containing proposals shOud he married Pro
posals Chilled shot and addressed 10 tho under
''s" 8. V. BENET,
BrigadierGeueral, Chief OF ordnance
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yIw.YoRx LAKE EnIgAxp WRsTRRs RAIL An CoNPASr,}
NEwYoRK, October "a, 1894. },
THE annual meeting Of the stock and bond
i holders OF the NETWORK, LAKE ERIE MD
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY for tho election OF
such other buHino a.
before the meeting will be held at The ONCE OF the
No 81 Cortandtst In the city OF NswNo,k on
Tuesday the 2oth day OF November next at 1t5 Geo x
Tho polls will be at " o'clock noon and renaln
open TN O'Clock Of that day. The transfer books Of
both and preferred stock win BIO closed after bus
hours SATURDAY the 25th Instant and remain closed
until WcdnC ebay. the 2ath day of November next
by order OF tho Board OF Dlrcctore.
A. r. MACDONoCGU,
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Eeelnres ano nlcelins5.

DEV. Or. MAYNARD, +. L. II. S.-Chicker-
IA ing Hall south Of France" Illustrated Wednesday,
800 Course tickets at POnis Co, - linton Square.
CT. JOHNS LECTURES-First Afternoon.
- CHfCKERlNG HALL Tuesday Nov II. 81 $50
Tho MooLWorkcrn by CHARLES BAnNAhD.
Ticket -5c and 50c for sale at DitsOns So Broadway
Course Tickets 80 and So, according to location.
rI,HE WEEKLY MEETING of the Farmers
Club OF the American Institute will b. h,ld on Tuesday
lltb, inst, al O'clock Room -, Cooper tnol. +. GAR
KISH, NJ D., Pest.
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Coparinersblp Nollees.

No. II sToSK.sI,
NEw.YoRK oct. 81. 1874. J
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the CO.
psrtnsTshp hereiof,re existing between oUY Is Is;
skELY HOWELL. Is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent Either partner will sign tho nrm name III liquidation
GUY Is. SEELN.
JOHN J. HOWELL
No IA SOONEST, |
NEw.N ORK Nov ], 1884. !
Guy II. sEELY and GEORGE r. THOWBRl DOE have
this day formed copartnoTsip under the nrm and
style OF SEELY HOWELL Will continue on their
business heretofore conducted under that
name
GUY b. sEELY.
GEORGE y. TRoWBRIDGE.
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Amusemenis.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
SECOND NIGHT OF THE SUBSCRIPTION.
Debut of Mile RICCETTI.
First appearance this season OF Nine scALCHL
Debut Of signor CARDINAL.
Second appearance Of signor DE PAsQUALIs
Tomorrow WEDNESDAY. Nov. u. verdrs opera
IL TRovAroRE.
Mspco stsnor CardnsI oonse Luna signcr De Pas
apps.Saes s % and Isonofa ME- Rsse
n1ss CT 81 tsp s0 nn,r,
Eno:s acIss 81 $40 Pss%st IaIsany
s. Sn Gallery so Family Circle reserved
THIRD MIGHT Hbt Fl TEE Ps sgBScRIprIoS.
Debut Of sisnor bE AANNA.
y ydes1a m Soy A Ii Il Ih fXrHTA
t o. So Balcony other
The arst matinee Will take place
SA'U hSAPA S1 Eag Z sf SsSp; R''S'@
NILE X y syhSIHASH.
Box ONCE open daily from TIL s.
FOR SALE.-One of the best front balcony
a seats at Academy Of Music very low owner going to
j, Tribune Uptown oGes, 1925 Broadway.
A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.
ScvhH Essh sf!HsfH '2 A "a aS sie n:
mom Ct oFSc a sns @
EEEIff Gs tho
wEDNLss11A ., r S?ys~ bs H. viii be
Souvenir presented to each lady ticket pur
Grand evening Railways entrance
Admission. o0c' Children 25c.
RELGiAN PANORAMA CO.,
- corner Of 65th'st; and 7th,ayc.
opsn every sundays nca&e1 frS% 70 TIL 10 D.
hd@isson, Joe. Children Doe
large reductions for schools and clubs.
RlJOU OPERA HOUSE, Bway near 30th-st.
Hrch's h Mr. r HESkY = b f2NrASY and
IN the Spectacular Buresqne Nightmare ADoNrs.
DALY'S THEATRE. Broadway and 3Oth 81.
T ne e. nTssS Circle 81 NJ "A s5sny 30 pAL
Every evening at SIS. Iaaees 6sgin Al o'clock.
"An intellectual treat from eeglnnlng to end Herald
the mH w SSEGis Ne?aTFSS255N
for The last times Final Matinee, einesday at :? and
NJ! d yssGr pTsw Lew, skinner VI Gilbert
of NJ :SS %ss NSS = o''' production
IN which Mis-. Be5aS Mr.. GlSsrt Mss virginia prcher
Mss Nay Fielding NJ js@cs LoSis, Nj, John Prev; Mr.
'-.sale OF seats IN progress -f'l'-
MADlSONSQUARE THEATRE
'A Manager NJ II hr %ATEo fPs *'A''
Evening ats'oo. saturday % 9s,n s, =. z
TIE PRIVATE SECRETARY ofcoMEDiEs
ORATORlO SOCIETY. Academy of Nh sic.
asraScS Hd M'ci Pa RTSf sSf,.
Thursday Evening, nov IL, Concert
ST PAUL.
Ml.. CFARLoTrE wALKER.................... soprano
Mles tofltAto
Mr. THO J. TOEnT. Tenor
MAX HEINRICH
SYMPHONY SOCIETY ORCHESTRA.
Tickets on sale at Academy VI Music.
PARK TlEATRE.mBroadway and 35th-st
j EVERY EVENING ATS
Revival VI Ofrcnhnchs
GRAND DUCHESS.
with an entire clanpo ofcast
Matncr Wednesday aud rarurdsv at
THALIA THEATRE. Tonight
j IN nAMENSIiFr ODER DER NErE hOZr
"wednesday IN DAMENSIlfr ODER DERNEUE AoHr.
| AVENUE THEATRE .--s Pantomimc
~ TUESDAY EVEN No NOV. II, FIRST TIME IN
| - AMERICA, THE IANLoNS .,,
NEW GRAND SPECTACULAR PANrOMIME
tFANrASMA.
NEW SCENERY. WONDERFUL TRICKS TRANSfOR.
NATIONS and A WORLD OF NOV ELrlES
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.

L UNITED STATS ENglNfER OFFICE !
ARMY BUILDING. NLw-IORK. nov. 3 1884,.
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN trplicate, TO be opened at
II O'Clock noon on the 17th day Of november,
1881. are invited for dredging IN Savannah Hsr
Dor and River Ga, KOncly Marsh Ca. The
nro each work be separate. and the IN
dosemn the envelope must name the work ioT which the
proposal bidder propose Tor or both of
Inc option Specific instruction. 10 bidders
blank FOR proposals be ebianed a this Office
from captain Thomas n Bailey corps OF Engineers,
Charl, sfon. ( T. O. 4. GILMORE,
Colonel OF Engineers, Brevet Major.Gcnsrai L 3. A.
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TO THE CONSUMERS OF GAS.
Diui0en) NoilceJ.

Hory SILVER MlSlSG CO.,
81 wALl-sIt trw-N OK, Oct. 81, 1884. }
4 DIVIDEND OF Si3OOuOo, being three per
n cent on capital stock viii be- payable 10 st9cthodris
OF record on and alter 10 ~ The ons of ir com
pay Trans ~ Dooks wll co'e on Wednesday N0'embi
ina reopen Monday November H. v. HOYI Secretary.
BulLioS COIN AID sHvFR MluSo Comwhl
NO 10 hRo,pWn hyof % ,as, (
bullion Gold aud Silver Mining Company
j has declared dividend 80 i OF $4,000 beng hIe
cents rrt share on n capital e'okt Ialahe N9.l,et
'' ! Wl11gEN- ITEM, Secretary
WABASH ~ LOUIS ASH PAcirlc nnv4r Ugs.iASH
NOTICE coupons of the following bonds
Webesh nanvar Tsufis7pi
~ Cherries ptlrr h's ~ ''earei
nt thotirs riiitt. s.tNud mh'iepeei
g~fee N,"r y" ea Hfs, nara. p,s, acttsass aue
,,tr, is, ms, vitp r.d ho,,niet 80 presentation
a, ihg pileln haph Il" rfwsT n,e ,Ws ,tn..tas ali,
30 psd tnunh,' gr $50 r'es .nts'A 81 'he Ne''isA's
Hs'"N"' ps"A No" r,'foN nuMrunhYa, n,,.,,,,.
inuA b az - i''''
ottpp of us Mi'ae,et tAsstst f'AAAss Fa",wH co.
NUr following coupons, due December ~
ls1i wn be PAID Al tAls oii'e un and AFTER maH'lS
"1i,s-oum. KANSAS An rrXA- RAILWAY Srth
ANnUriHOtN ..sthALtoAhul. , ~,
~ no An : + % $40 RAILROAD ttRsI AuHId Auh.
NN'' II. - HENbuN. 1Ua'uier
rAclfIo MAI STEAMSHIP 90, !
IIEn FOof OF CANAi-sr, \ r.
rNUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
declared quarterly dividend 81 OF a. - on nv
uayabie on after November l- AZ The oihcS Oh '
Soders record At he closing of The books me ahs
Ter books viii close he once of the mon Trust con
iss} AT three % O'Clock y. m and viii reopen Monday
November b. 1901 ~ -" '''' JOSEPH HELEN,
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Drp GOODS.
G,trations u0rnteo-females.

a YoRK. TnIBUNE WILL nE RECEIVED AT = THE I1,I
Elght6ave' 10 I6S fOathavc', corner Fcresntl.t
ave, near siIet6 it, and al the HARLEM OFFICE. AGO
81 nt@ NJ. a ~ res aIat onee rates -''
uOUSEKEEPER.-By lady as honsekeeper
In hotel private family; no objection to the country
to lady has hia s1Psren'o anu
7 AUNDRESS.- woman as first class
IL aundress private family ,good city references MRS
BELL. 20 East oOthst
MAID and SEAMSTRESS.-By a Swedish
person or as nurse Tor one cGsd saa NV or 10 aV'
VIII '''D' '' IA East 4iih.sL Of 1Iodsekeeper
INFANTS NURSE.-By a respectable wo-
man or growing ana sssst Via WopdSy
22i ,S East e. zat6.st 80 - 49,.
IADY'S COMPANION. &c.-By young lady
ia best OF Gefefencss Adde'S Uptown odce.
l.23s broadway.
ADY'S MAID AND SEAMSIRESS.-By ex-
E5ssn ERT!Rh FS
y, iS@ Tribune { ptown Office, ,23s Broadway
MAID. &c.-For delicate lady and plain
s,,rcss sTn S OF YAK" ea 's sS g a aGSS
%rTRSE.-Bva respectable colored girl for
y children or invads reference a)9 West 3sd-''.
NTTRSE.-Thorough competent to take
y clare Of an infant from birth arscas' city reference
from sr place. call Monday AZ 3dave 6ls aud ga SIS
y c ure store
NIrRSE-Bv Young German girl fond of
" children tcaeh first lessons n muso 40 ivy h
ave- avg s0'a nome 10 mig" "'S'' ''''''
>rT'RSE and SEAMSTRESS.-By q respccta-
Die German protcsant girl Address y RISE 100 i'h
ave. Tribune Uptown ONCE
N-IRSERY GOVERNESS-B lady, for a
y North German. VIII .reaGs French Well is n s
reliable references ami terle" io tee u'!s VI iio "u
nftfReFRy GOVERNESS-Bv a young girl.
nnrtrnt w teach Engish Nv growing children and tase
,ar ~ them willing 10 be useful Apply 2io Msdsoh ave
to-day 10 70 ocloek
N-trRSE.-uy a youna English woman, to take
,,a M oo n ~ lady kind, thaei ul ard ohlfhs pt
,lty references Address g. NJ Tribune uptown omeHAz'7
hioidvey
NURSE or GENERAL iIOusEW0kk.-lly q
~ eV'''s' gun ,a ~ address iipN,st bihs', 'le
nORffR,-liy u tpuns man o. pollel ~ s9n ,O,
hepar ie m,te hn'g psei4l fh.l reference H'''''
tTAMaTRtaN Understands dtcsamnhins'
...i s ' y.4 k Gs 'a"b B oa' 1aSa pire
ArAMsrNEsA,- ny Protestant Young Wee,
,inn. d, ass wh auY uaht work .u reference '"' Is"
Two days, aAl Vest lith 81 iih ben
<XASHlNG.-By respectable woman 10 40
would 10 aue, understand, aatns amt pnii.' sa
drru othes dolo ~ tho neaest mannrr nam, I'M =, aIg
Veal llst-st, second boot f,ont loom
NxrASHING.-A first class colored laundles7,
W with unsurpassed facilities aud foo1 ie,or,no'S
family Washing ~ sas "esA OF Dozen largo '''"''
aap''i'" MARY C. GORDON, l2s West sothst
WASHING and IR0NlNG..,Byy, a. German
w do washing 81 ToaaS w Q. 0g % ,o I'd oor rear
VyTASUING.-By a competcnt woman by the
W week month gentlemen or ladies'; good cry tsiei
$50 West tlstst. front hOn-e-
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Connrp l)roprlp lOlntso-
0,lscelldneons.

miscellaneous.
CEWING NEEDLES.
- Manufactured at AK Ia Chapce Rhensh PROVINCES
Prussia
mos rdble conditions.
Write + 6A15, care RUDOLF NOSE, Cologne.
OTrICg OF rBE soLpATED GAS CoNrASY NEW YORK,
No. IRVING PLACE November II, 1884.
TO THE CONSUMERS OF GAS.
NN and after this date the price of gas sup
Ouhed bv tins comp any viii be a. tolows: 49,,
TO all consumers than Hundred hOu3ihd cuOC
feet p,r month II 70 pr thousand feet.
ol constituting one hundred thousand feet and per
month ~ 90 per thousand feet $1,000. -.-.... -.
n GAUrRY. Secretary
BRUSHES % every description at 3l5 Pearl
ID St opposite Peck slip. At lowest prices. -
JDtiN X HOPPEL, Manufacturer.
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Nuelion Sales OF Real Gstate
lanes BLEECKER, AUCrIONEER.

JAMES BLEEcKER, AUcIioNhEh'
EXECUTORS SALE
Fstate OF BENJAMIN ~. CLARK. deceased.
BLEECkER& son VIII sci! a. auction on Inur'u"Yyi
November j. at j. m at the EIohenSe ooe @ n, in
WodhrIse Township y j. about three miles from .ahWay
aud abou four from PlannCld high ground COMMANDING
extensive views suitable for stock or daily pnrpus OF
scntlemnns residence house aoEt0i large barn carriage
house etc etc Fifty per cent remain Maps at oe'h
ei' -''' - JAMES g. CLARK. Executor
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EOACHMAN.-A gentleman wishes to pro-
~ situation for his coaclan sinse whom t an
highly recommend trstCass man IN every dtan WIZ be
disengagcd The 10Th Call OF address COAclAAN, l4O
West JUthst. private stable.
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Curopran advertisements.
uRATLFUI-COMFO
EPPS'S COCOA,

pREAkFASI.-"Iy thorough knowledge Oi The naturl
laws which govern the operations OF dsestOn and nutrition
by acaie application 81 the nne properties OF weso
leced Cocoa MI kps sas provided ou breakfast tables Win
Favored beverage which many heavy
doctors ls Its ~ he iudclons o such articles -
diet that a constitute Snsy be gradually built until strong
tendency todsrlse Hundreds ~ sub.
u, naledies are toatne aiound ne ready 10 anrf vher'
there ia weak pDnt We NAV escape many TAT ls
b, keeihe ourselves well fortified with pure blood AMI
uinpefiv nnnri sip,l frame" -tivl Scrvire Gazete .
Madtsimpv with boiling warrnr milk sold only ~ hall
pound tine hy Giuupis labelled thns MES EPPs z 10
Homeopathic Chemists LONDON England
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Hnanrial.
,OUlSvILtE and NASHVILLE R. r. CO.

.-sy~ ~--~ ~ -
7 .OUIsvILtE and NASHVILLE R. Il. CO.
p S.,!,.y s bond. ..a stock ss,.v:
sP9 "a sss sGs s|1
'i7S 'e'E y {$'i ss. .. a'
OFFeR OF rHE MrSIoRAL GAsL GHr COMPANY !
Sfw.YoRx. November 9Th. is54
a L n1eSy gsp THAT the M IsnsT
Of the 9Th dsy Of November and close On November 10TH
w 'N'' ''''0 Oh ' sHfIff ALLEN. Secretary
OFFICE OF Tns EAST TENNESSEE VIRGINIA AND
40 pnS xSsal1 Rev saWe YoRs ct
IL In, annual meeting Of the stock and {eg-
e E4sT sssssn
vii ss's Gs,
Irsnsc5 So9s. VIM remain closed from october 18th No.
'qnSMf 4. s stif %sGta nciu'i'" sAxuE1ruoMAs.
sesresary . u" President.
TnrD Hv 1snso s0 Ta asD ss1a s1hsrt
THE STOCKHOLDERS 1 6 Sf'01 Fits &c Com
Pany afs hereby notined ANIMAL election of "a
g EftSR Is s9;H!ss
pS 81 ns % sSss
NI 9,v nrSsr t .; ~, iot ao int :, ,
ALFRED LAZARUS, Secretary pro tenn
TnR UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
TAHAsuHsfs on7cr, "A EST 0n1Hx MY ByOiSss
THE undersigned, on behalf Of this company,
or al Of Il. 1ns 70 bnrehasa dnn rho current month any
PONDS OF the scres payable April l. 1887, JOG per cent
Ionds ofrho payable October l. Ios per cent
onds Of the series payable April /. 1880 100 per cent
bond. q the above .psensa may be rendered
,' SI 81 a ss q S q % sS
NswYork and will 10 settled at the above
." '" '''"''' WEN kEY MCFARLAND d, Treasurer
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Gin prorerip Wlnte1

XVANTED.-For cash customer, building
w ON Water or Front ct. near Cosnties sin
rutland 4 WHITING. Beekmsn-st
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NOACHMAN.-By a first class German. coach
~ man wishes situation is willing and Obligng and has
excellent city and country recommendations Address ID,
20
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%rrV-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.

~ vo.. }PennsylvSSnis RR. loot coitlann'
.'', IN SS'rT. Ss.I,Si;'i uoory
For so9,N ATSoy SH r@ s gcns mr. S.o
t4op ~ sundays, AS. "a m. Pint, nm no, -,
,$S .sS M 4 r.6S nE s1 s cS % v 9 % sSS
20 S SS SSss - :! gSy% ~. %,
Tn%5 6sS " san S,y 5 sw
SSn SprS p@Y LAKE, ssG Sea- rS Point rcsn Ac via p
.cphiaand i,cadus m SOY 7tia@. iaS ioa ht'
VIA rs"9ssya9 Ma, HG ,c alS s9o M rl ls' or
N ior rrecsSd VA IA PS,G,,pha AMI Rc,auy nm
TOMS % ,aycr and naro;:a, VA rs Il. m. al ;sy
Bona M sr vnsa" srgc G RSso cS U &C. vi,
f% tT.IEs .IobS@r% e 3 %ASGoeE ~ w9oDs:
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L on9na after 81 ~ lSst
,, AND United STATES MAIL ROUTE. >, g..
Trains eaye Now York via Desbrosses and cora stre''
and Chicago Limited OF Pror Dining smoking AMI sleep
mn l2s II e. IT. rSTC 9na
and the on RegiOns
Express Of pnnan Parlor Cars dav cxcept SUNDAY, ,
AM srrlye washn'lon 4,5 m Regular az On san
~, elsa. a.. M eo m AM II nlslL ,oo,
eapS Ma T S sSSfei n T1@1a %
lS9s nIoScn ana Ssy and %oon
=; N ON Slp,av AS an o;o>a M 5p IN 'do not SOD
Beats ,oyp A2nex sooncct n a. 1r1q !; tTan' r
rn9oe n f7i'v AMI :, N daiv eT,,at Mondly From
wsshugion and Baltimore $40 and go a NJ 29 S49
1880 $50 o:21, AMI 1H.p5 n NJ Suntly. PIP CIV
92i .l lGa, $50 fG S ec o7SlC TondaT
S SS S 5S loa 90 S 80 c M 10 Zoo 4S s s1 p1
s1niav $50 10 G9j G;iO 7;O5 1895 mi G:20, 49,
Gao iO:oi ana lo:9op. NJ.
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G,eomsoa,s and hailroaos.
~STONINGTON LINE.

4 .~STONINGTON LINE.
AFSRFs REDUCED. FANoRIIE INSIDE '.oo ~.
aams leave from Pier 3S y. r. daiy except sundays
M 4;3O y. IN. Firstclass 70 bosV"n 70 N'Pe
lions TO all points East ,
and tickets sale at all principal hosels AMI
PROVIDENCE LINE.
For Freight only.
Steamer. MASSACHUSETTS and PEoUOT leave Hom
PIERCE ~ r daily. except Sunday at 4Sopm'
NV POPPLE General Passenger Agent.
A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS Ms;
Point Cornwall Newburs Marlboro Milton Pongih Sc eoss
and Esopgs son1Sctng with u1,sr ant Rsroas
e eSSs sn CIV If Knrsion ana James BALDWIN leave
week DAY at 6n PER Of opS nfsDn leaves
making all laodings
CATSKILL LINE. AVN c,rsK111
" STEAMERS KAATERsKILL AS SI, 81 N nj M;
from foot Of Harrson.t r. every Thurs.
day. and saturdays. ---------v5S,,
U,OR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
il sATONIC and NAUGATUCk RAJ LK oS Tos, Riyor
siSs Cnle Fare lower han by any Other route
EALL RIVER LINE; uorcrr
fIRsTcLAss. DosTq EIy e 20 81 S 90
Limited Tickets Corresponding Reduction ~ ALL ''
f me steamers PILGRIM and nRIsT0I lsayo Nes
YORK acTaa,e days fsot Of MaTrsys
ID; in moI bost nom Brooklyn and Jersey CITY
caei and ana may DC sfc es al ts oos
on B OK & lowell. GEO. I cq rSls hso
DOPVLAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
Boston and the East An rail- from Grand Central Depot
Three express trnsday Sundays eiceRea 10 ,h a
Sleeping csrs sundays at 10 p m 1ta paaGe ss ept
caTsb =. - -.
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-l'na-elanh - ihninnph lh
~ eFo1f raireDl stYsh anA careful driver hn' alts
tie ~ hnt ,afsst az hHtHNea 'h"N"""+ N''s
'''N''''- ' " ' tNAttiMAN, lhs tth.aNo
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COACHNlAN and GROOM.-By "A single Eng
~ lshman age 81 who thoroughly understands his bust
city country good refere nee LONDON. care A
Barrett 1872 West l0thst.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-25
POLITICAL.

The republican Congressional convention
for the Twenty ninth district of New York
has unanimously Endorsed the democratic
nominee, the Hon. John Arnott, the sitting
member.
The official returns from Ohio for secre-
tary of State are as follows: Robinson,
Republican SOL 500; Newman, democrat,
$50, 275; Morris, (prohibitionist,) 9,S57 Her.
aid, (greenback,) $3.50.
From the returns received at the office oil
the secretary of West Virginia and the most
reliable estimates of the vote in the counties
not yet heard from, the democratic majority
for Governor may be set down at O. 74.
The democrats of Richmond had an i'm
menss demonstration and torchllght pro-
cession last night. There were hundreds Of
workipgmen from the various rolling mills
and workshops of Richmond and Msnches'
ter in line. After the procession there wa:
mass meeting Oh the old City Hall lot
which was addressed by Hon. John Goode
Hon. Geo D. WISE Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, and
others. The demonstration, both in point
of numbers and enthusiasm, surpassed any
thing of the kind seen there for many years
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-25
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The prize of $500 for best drilled artillery
company at the Richmond Fair, was award
ed 10 the Richmond HoWitzers without OPP
position.
J. Madison Irvine, of Rockingham county,
an empoye in the internal revenue office al
Staunton, was found dead in his bed Tues
day morning. He retired Monday night in
his usual health.
A petition was filed in the corporation
court of Danville, yesterday, and al in.
junction issued restraining the mayor and
police from breaking up public meetings on
the courthouse grounds.
The assessed value of personal property
in Danvile, for 1884 is 100000, against
81, 100000 in 1883, an increase of 50 per
cent. in one year. 1t is believed the real
estate has increased in the same ratio.
Destructive fires have broken out In the
woods in Greenville and Brunswick coun.
ties, and much valuable timber and large
quantities Of underground are being de.
stroyed, The fires are causing much IN.
easiness among those living in their vicin-
ity.
DR.. Spicer Patrick, leading citizen Of
CharlestowD for many years, died Monday,
aged 80 years. lie was member Of the
Virginia convention in 1860, and represented
Kauawha several years in the Legislature
before the war as we'll as in the West Vir-
ginia Legislature in 1871.