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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-15
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All the counties in this State have sent
in their official returns except New York,
Erie and Monroe. II there is no change
in the plurality; i'm these three counties
from what was reported BY their county
clerks just Gefore the canvass Of the re-
turns began, Cleveland's plurality in$t tho
State will be !, ,2GS. The 81 counties which
have reported show gains for Cleveland of
q; losses for Cleveland s OF 40; gains for
Blaine Of lS and losses for Blaine ofl4. The
cnnvass in New York, county for the six
districts already reported is as follows:
Cleveland's gains, I2; Cleveland s. losses,
lG0; Blaine's gains, ~; Blaine's losses, 81 ;
4 net gain Z for ~ Blaine y Of l66
votes; 5This;Its does not include
the diaeyetc:s already notedin the incom.
pleted canvass OF the First and Seventh
Assembly districts, nor are the changes
in Now York county included in the
statement Of tho vote, which puts Glove.
lands plurality at l,26S. The Fourth pre-
cinct Of the first election district in this
city, which was sent back otha inspectors
yesterday Tor jcorrection in its form. wa,
counted election night as having piy.n a
for Blaine, 1852 for Cleveland and / for
Ba,lGr. The Sixth, Nineteenth and
Twenty.sixth precincts OF the Seventh
Assembly district, which were similarity
returned for correction, gave according to
the tirst figures 2 reported, . Blaine los;
Cleveland 375; Butler 0. :li.i :5i,t.q6i? .5ip'
lJ GAINS AND LOSSES. i !. 4 a r
II these figures are no. changed the
First district will show a gain Of 0 for
Blaine, over the figures OF November 5,
and n loss for Cleveland Of 40, The Sew.
enth district will show q gain ior' Blaine OF
ol5, ,tand q gain for Cleveland Of on It is
claimed by the Democrats that the first
count In these two districts was incorrect
and that the final canvass will show little
change or no gain ilors either side. The
official vote OF Kings county announced
this evening gives Cleveland tl0, ,2sS, Blaine
9S,5l2, Butler;ee 24ss, St.,John 1923.
f'&s FURTHER OFFICIAL REruRNs. \:
The official canvass Of the Ninth As.
sembly district Of this county with the
Thirty.first election district missing gives
Blaine 4,44o votes, Cleveland 5,l17, Butle,
l@, St. John le4. The vote published
November 5, gave Blaine :, 1887, Cleveland
o,!O2 Butierll9, st. John lo4 ss-t-5 a. Z
Tue Tenth. district complete gives Blaine
4.l77, Cleveland $50, Butler l34, St, John
II; chhpge Of 8 in favor Of tCleyeland
from the FIRST Press report, 4
The Eleventh district complete gives
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-15

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New YoRx, Nov.14 The Aldermen re.
sulncd the canvass oil the city vote this
morning. None OF the defects or omis.
sions passed upon upon up to 8 r. u, mu..
ter'ally attccted-the general result one way
or the other. a, X i j'5s ~
A comparison OF the returns from the
Eighth district, thus far ,anvassed with
bulletins sent out OIL the election night by
the City Press Associations has resulted
in showing net Republican gain OF s35l
votes. In regard to this the Iosf saws this
afternoon: "At first sight such Il state.
ment seems nportantt but in reality.the
changes thus fur made will have no effect
Eapon Cleyeland's plurality rs already an.
.nounced." "Ul63 3lI5;y. ~ { Id ,.iyt tf,lf,
Mr.. Gorman's Word Tor It. .s.,,t I 4
NEW YonK, Now l4,-Senator A.. P.
German, Chairman OF the Democratic
National Executive Committee states that
William II.l.Vanderbilt has not made any
contribution to. the National Democratic
campaign fund.-, "My reason for WISHING
to deny ho-statement that Vanderbilt
contributed sl50, 900. or any otlier sum. o
says Mr. Gornlan, "is that the story is nut
out with the malicious intent OF creating
q false impression that Cleveland received
aid from class OF contributors and
q sets5 off, Influences - Itwhoso $ mid.
when given at NIL. was wholly and
unstintedly i devoted fitoafithe 3tseryico
u Blaine While in this campaign Glove!
land was dependent Upon The uopuiar
support, given for thei most part in small
sums; some wealthy, Democrats aid their
fair share, : as did also some independent
Republicans Of large means, 4 but there
was no aid from the great institutions
likely to seek from the National Govern.
ment new, fayors in tho future Or a con.
tinnance valuable Influence already en-.
ioyed by them. Any part in the cam.
paign taken by such bodies was entirely
on the side Of Blaine," - - 1''' - ~ =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-15
cESTESSIALAS ASNIYElisAa,Yi- i Z
w AhAhop senb"ry, OF Scotland-Intercstiur
ls.rsfa=4-st Services Hc1,I - :

w hiAhop senbury, Of -Iuterostiu,,
Services Held.
LONDON, Nov. IL The Archbishop of
Canterbury preached a sermon at a special
service in St. Paul's Cathedral this morn.
ing, IN commemoratlon Of the one hun.
dredth anniversary OF the conservation Of
Bishop seabury, the first Anglican Bishop
IN the United States. The occasion wac
one un!que'in its character. md lie con.
sresatlon at the Cathedral was larger aui]
more representative than is usual. "A few
o' nc more prominent. t.Auericans still rc.
naming here were present, The noble
p,elate awelt upon the bonds OF union ex-:
lsstlng between this country and the United
slales, Which u was the duty OF all to fos.
!er ana strengthen. The sympathy exist.
ing hetween the churches greatly tended
in this, direction. The Archbislon, Who
was IN his most eloquent vein, WIS listened
10 with rapt attention throughout. The
service WIS fully choral. - - s -,
AT one point in the services the metri.
cal version OF the 10Th Psalm was sunp the
same as sung at Aberdeen 100 years apo
to-day on the occasion Of Dislon Seabury's
conservation, The text from which. ths
archbishop ot Canterbury preached is
iouna;in -, Numbers, chapter 9th and 10th
verse; Ihe distinguished preacher al
'uueu to the relations. Of England and
Anerlca century ago. The American
tpiscopaisaps were ut that time compelled
TO depend upon England for their church
government: The miles OF ocean nude
. wlto and dreary space between The
Christian flock and their Bishop. .;;is
Little by little the church waa ,l,nnn;no
INTO decay. 1t WIS described as being ii ii
captivity: Its iugments were scattered !;
us .o!shops Wcro met with opposition and
religious orders were EMPLOYED to assail it.
when the crisis seemed at hand and ithe
American church was feeble and disabled
!r sne scotch church camo to its rescue.
ihreG nlsGQpa a. the Scorh church laid
thelr liands IN solemn ,consccration lupon
the chosen man in'thc upper chamber.
Ailer erlogiSing the life and character
o. ,biishop Scabury the Archbishop said !:
Ihe church OF America was humbled
because II WAS lived by God. She was
made to sntitr long, and to hunger in
order 10 provo her Strength. The success.
sors oil Bishop Seabury numbered la0 at
the present time. From the trials Of The
church lessons pi patience and content
ment zen were TO be learned" :, s2lfat5 +,
Elne Archbishop eoncludcdhis discourse
pyEiSinseSpression to the deep sympathy
and interest felt by the English Church
toward their American brethren. The
ennreh ., IN America, he, said, had grca.
anu glorious future before it. Alter tile
sermon many Of The congregation remained
70 partake OF the Holy Communion. This
was administered by, six bishops, two eacl,
from America, Scotland and England. There
were altogether twenty bishops present,
including the bishop Of Fon 'du Lac, wis.
consin, and the bishop Of Minnesota. i!3-5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
NEW..IERSIN.

PLAlNrIrLp.-A horse of Michael Higgins was
found nayed in field on Monday. The pcrpctra-
Tors we've tracked by the blood to the honse of
James r. Mannng coloTed man Th2 SopiesfeS
killed the horse. The hide had been sold Tor one
dollar. Naming and his wife were arrested
PAssNC-The Uorh Yesterday contained sen
s9tioua story 10 the effect that August BcrSmanii
4 wcIl-known hotel keeper, had thrown his wife
ont of the house. breaking three of her ribs. Mrs.
Berqmann explains that her husband became temp
orarily dcranged from an overdose of mofphla which
he had taken to quiet pain and that III struggling;
to restrain his violence she accidentally felt aud
broke her rIbs She is indignant ut the publication
i'm The JjorId SUIT for libel will be instituted
against that newspaper
PATfRsoN.-Iu the County Courts yesterday
Henry Ichr pleaded not guilty of the murder OF
Joseph Henry wilson last mouth; His trial was
a deacon of theWls Street Baptist Church, was
arraigncd for publishinga libcous statement about
the Rev George Gurey, which consisted in an
affidavit by Ms. leinisch, of NewarK, charging
Mr. Gnlrcy with immoral conduct. Mrs iieinlsch
was also Indicted, but she was moi IN court yester-
day.
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mited 10 the Union was nc s'afl,ngp",'h, a w n,'
progressive movement which has hrphH', 'ne W mo,'
Wrst under the influence ot Anglo-Snxon .iyiiN'
ton a " ihai Daniel ,oonc rs The first scl'", OF
Kentucky was the prisonn'"''oh W INV "''''
mcnt. ....,. 49,, ,,,,,, Ann
Michael ]. Reilly. u lciicr-cniiier nj station a.
was arrested yesterday by Inspector Ncwro,r vi U
charge ci DELAYING is na,s W., o,, wa,,c, IN
machne shop IN the nciphborhood oi nonu.s,, ne
sop VIVA senrrhcd md l25 letters and large MN.
Der of circulars ana nrMspnpc and VIVA rh affected
"t lila arrest. lie furnished $500 bonds before
Comm ssoner shields to await examination.
Al the annual meeting Of the siock holders OF tho
Metropolitan Trust COMPANY no change III lnc
management wH',nade h1 p I,u"inr1s" e Morris w
K Jesnp. 4 1rncir King. Thomas lillhpnse, Fred
crick i. Happen. Dudley Olcott George " lla,n,
G@sns. piy ,'r y.sSs SnEF D. Rsay John M'F
Terry, Darius q. Mills, Joseph W. Dresel llnal, J
iewe,t rdvin y Nlofsap, treeman C,ethhs .l Ed
wYssa o S|ssV" and N l"S'y h. Plant w "
srrttv,iioN TON NpH itoNAhh'P rAhhoN
Recorder Nmylh received Yesterday . request
iaeIs IN The eaHe Of llclen Leonard, who was con,
yoled several monthsnao "I assault! u tue see"n,
der,oe, She ehol Mira Satah g. smith ~. account
had ,ntelfcred between her aud Patrick Callahan,
her AGED lover, whom she Was accustomed 70 apeqk
Of Az application has nssn maaS n !" ~, ,e
Recorder aud District Attorney have been con
suited.
SAD TFrEcTS or DRINKING.
The wife of Captain Philip Dick, n pilot, in the
service of the Commissioners of Emigration, lives
in q set of elegantly furnished rooms at NO. 30
West II0uston-st. Being reported as oominon
drunkard she was arrested yesterday by an officer
of the Society for the Prevention OF cruelty 70 Chii
drcn. lie found her lying across the bed hcpessly
drunk. one child four years old, had Diack eye
aud another under two years. was screaming nav
ing fallen from the bed to the floor. AT Jefferson
Market the woman was sent to prison Tor SIX
months Ii is said TINT Mrs. Dick excessive drink
Ing had wasted the $1,000 which came into her
hands two years ago.
TIE pOpI's BLESSING AND HOLIDAY.
An interesting ceremony took place at Mammal
tan College YESTERDAY morning. The Collegiate
Church was filled 10y the students oi the lnstiiu-
ton. " no had assembled 10 hear message from me
head of the Roman Catholic Church and to receive
the Papal bcnediction. The Rev. John a. iiuricvi
Class of ~ after celebrating high mas announces
to the students that Pope Leo XIII. was innch vi,
tcrcstcd in the welfare Of Manhattan College ana
that he had dcigned to send them special piess-
ing. After the Apostolic benediction mad oeen
given. according 10 the ritual, Father Hurley an
nonnced to the boys that they could have holiday
in honor of the OCCASION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
NEGLECT or CORONER MERKLE.
LrAviNu nm nODy OF MuhbHhhp MAN wv"
i,jInTy HOURS


Thirty HOURS. $500.
CsptaIn Davis and the seteeants of thr lwen,n
Precinct expressed great indignation Neste'ua, ~.
The publication IN THE TRIBUNE roncefhine
their neglect of duty y relation ,,,
the italian murder TN East vne-.,,, Nv,
dfed-ani eieyenth.st. They veclnieu .Yanl
they we're watching the honse al The iing AM wv,
not 30 to mform A coroner Of the death ~ Nevsnn'
heeanse they were afraid his murderer woo'" va
Late ON Monday night, driven tiep h,a ~, nia.na
p,aee nv The main Ut his wounds, Nioali 'hiWi' WI"
He'd when tansapi died. returned " lha h"uho
aud asked 70 be sent 4" h''t,,a" ~
ambuianos took both him aud nemsS,s the ' ius
wounded Italian, to tho Ninety ninth stree, nos
nitai and q watch was nut over them, About the
same time Detectives Smith aud Thompson ar
rested in East Thirty fourth tMiohae Daircta
who was one of the combatants IN the SUNDAY ngn'
Two italians who were looking on at the iigi'' as
sert that Darreta picked up the knlfe when my
been knocked out of Cansonis hand ana piuupou ~
into his back Then he ran of. Darreta was re-
manded TO await the action of the coroner Upon
the surgeons certificate that he was well enough
To be removed Camille was taken from the hoSpuh
late in the day and locked up III the One-huhuieu
and-twentv-sixth Street station.
No coroner had appeared to view the nooy OF 'hc
murdered Cansoni ut dark last night aud IT lay on
hls rude bed, die sed just ms he had been when NE
died, The cruciix was still casped TO his breast
and the candles were burning around HIM. owing
10 the heat IN the room the body was rapidly dc-
COMPOSING and the smell had become so intolerablc
that all the Italians were leaving that end OF the
building. Coroner Merkle had charge OF the case
Theman had been dead thirty hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08

rr,u,,nu office u was learned that he left Syracuse
three days before the girl did, aud 10 was race.
10 this city, and II was also learned that 'enne
giri friend In Syracuse, whom her father oisap-
proved. 1891, ,,,,.a =.
Mr.. pchicmnn came ~ this city and employcu
detectiyc 10 find Ina daughter hut without success
On saturday night he chanced 20 meet Ferguson
In an uptown street. At first the Young ms I'm
Una,Iv saiI she was In the city and he would try
I" And her lie agreed 10 meet the father on sun
day, but he failed 70 keep the appointmept iiHm ,
Ja"ohter was In Urooklyn and sought the aid oi
the police NJ that city. No trace OF her was io"hu
yesterday.
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HOME NE US.
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY

Meeting Of Brooklyn Bridge trustees special commit
tee, y. III. -, a, ,,..
Lcvy-Murphy assault case Yorkvle Police Court
Western Union Telegraph directors meeting
Board of Trade and Transportation. j. m.
South American Commission. Custom House. .
Tammany Hall barbecue, Suffers Harlem rarH' "i'ei-
Metropolitan cwYork lacrosse match Staten Island
3 r. IN. -, IT.
Palmer Fox libel sut before Judge Trlax.
lid Congressional District Republican Convention,
Freehold \. j.
Rifle practice by 9th Regiment, Creedmoor
YorlVille Protective Tariff Association.
Bates murder investigation, Jersey Clty
Polish Political Association. No l4i Alcnst., r. IN;
Cincinnati baseball match, Polo Grounds,
$3.50 p.
Irving Hall Congressional Conventions.
Young Mems Republican Club, No. 81 West twenty
seyenth-st, =. III.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER g, 1884.

ns,. cati !o'r. nuc.hsn. Esnburs 80 day" with md'
Bnr 0r,sn w Nance feneio. sisz, ~ days with susa
his Msrr,naS ion.chd date Ncte.sop Bathurst
ms Iga, Fainter naibadors 10 DAYS with sugar to >
ssS i!sabcn hunt BERNARD Nnsv',a'i days. with md''
s,Sr iSsrs is,ro. uuae,h ns,ngcs - days with fruit
ssnr leSy 'St tslSsls@ Stem DAY: WI,
u,nbe TO ,hase, Talbot Go 'e'selio simpson spence
suysEr- wind AZ. s,nav noos, isht NV cloudy Al
Arrived SUNDAY
ship Iielen Utah. Bsmbacn Singapore 1873 days with mds'
TO Herman hoop a Co. ,tr,prr
Steamer Amerca tBr, Grnce, Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer OREGON mr. McAcisn Ll,orpocl via queenstown
Steamer Nevada mi bremuet Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer fycho prshe orr Gregory hivetpco-pust ie.
steamer tuila uerl nembt,ch, niemen via southampton
steamer a Lauren, tft 10 joussen tsvrs-tou's lie Re
slesmer Morgan cry, Adam, sew.ofleans John Van
frame gscS z nsygsns nsGS,e i s,sm;s
shp Wallace tnth SAITH AntNe,r q " iet.esn. ,aao,
Mas fio,'elea, ,Nen, Anderson Rotterdam -hsaaa@
EsE ia. rsT nsgee,. ogoy,,e- AT s,. e. ,,.o.
Mia ieui.a Price mn. Ryder nairanau's uso-F o
scnf Frank l. an pay malita,-A Heney,
Steamers Nevada for IAverpool Aeno Kingston, Crnshi
Ciudad Bolivar, Amy CIV Augusta. aavannah
" Ra1sa asSS ' for siocshom Pacific rlsIuore Anal
Dublin, Ida, no Janciro.
Brig Helen NJ Rawcy, Savannah.
Also sacd-va Lone Island soand-Brig Eliza Halifax
Anchored at city Island, bound ou-Brig Genorchy for
Madeira.
nip John Mann .gr RsySrd1c Ap%erp d days with
THE MOVEMENTS Of STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LoSp,G rom oct AI.g,c steamer Boston City (H sh'r
LyERrooI, Oct 7Arryc, steamer Pavona OBI, Roberts
GL.sdow oct 7-Auivoi steamer cOrcan Br) MoOreirOm
raaaes rom c So sept % steamer aA'' '
p,EEow, oct G-saicd. steamer Tyucmouh tBr. - for
cIIT Oct Passed steamer nusa SGeN. Albcr' from
LIZARD oct !.rasse1 steamer csrmona tbr'; malcrow'
ROTTERDAM Oct Arrived steamer Fernwood OBJ. Col
Sailed steamer schOten CDtoh Wis., Tor New
MsunuRG. Oct 4-saled. stsamer California ger. winck.
GmRAtTHr Oct G-Anived steamer Bracaialo (Brl Wed.
dell, from NewYors sept Il, for Genoa
FArHFR Polxr oct Passed steamer Gloucester (Br,
Brown. Bristol for Montreal
DOMESTIC PORTS
BOSTON ARRIVED. steamers centpcde and Achilles
Cleared steamers Amethyst BIZ Remington and summer
side Br Cameron NowforS Norsen'An (Br Maddox lv'
fGIApELrHr oct Arrived steamers Junata, Daggett.
Cleared steamers NOTseman Boston; Tsnnic NswYST.
Newburyport.
BALnMoRE Oct ARRIVED, steamers Berkshire Boston;
Cleared steamers Mcclellan. Charleston; John Garrett
sSyiSSAH oct e-Arrlvea steamer Elsie tBr), Cardiff
7tn-Arr11ed steamer Tallahassee Now-York.
CLEARED stea mer Hymphasa b. Liverpool ,,... ~,
gncscrbocker NcwrOrki Eiginslre, Bremen Francisco
Al the Pas.es-ArIiyea steamer. Mnrcano, LverpOOl
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WTSTCUESTER COUNTY.

MI VrENoN.-Thc bondsmen and creditors Of
Postmaster Andrew Bridgman last evening gave
him vote OF confidence and agreed to extend one
wears credit Mr. BrIdgman made extensive im-
provements IN the Post Office year ago, expecting
the Government TO reimburse HIM, but his claim OF
81 400 was put in wo months after the law IN that
regard had been changed. An election for school
officers in School District No. took place Mon
day when the largest vote was cast ever known IN
the district The contest between some of the can
ddates for trustees spirited and bitter one,
and resulted IN the defeat of three of tho old MEM
Iep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
BROOKLYN.

The Welcome Primitive Methodist Church WAS
incorporated yesterday.
William Noll. of No. 700 Flushing-ayc., died on
Monday night at st. GATHERINGS Hospital nom a
blow on the head caused by brick thrown al pm
by William Ccldm. of No. $50 NaTet-st., on Sep
TENDER A. His aasaiant who had been released on
bail, was rearrcsted and held yesterday.
Judge Bartlett, in the Supreme Court, decided
Yesterday in favor of the plaIntifi III me sun vi
Elevated Railroad Company which exists only on
paper 10 recover the title To the right of way III
front of his property III Myrie-ayc, gianea 10 'hc
defendant in consideration of gift OF stock.
Robert Breet. age thrty-two, sought n nights
lodging in the Stage Street Police station Monday
night complaining of being sick and unable 70
work. He was found dead IN ms cen Yesterday
4 few years ago he was officer IN the Prussian
INV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
NEWS RON THE SUBURBS.
JERSEY CITY.

Robert Ramscate, yesterday in the Court OF Ses
sons pleaded guilty of bIgamy: lie stated, now
ever that his alleged marriage in Boston was not 3
marriage and that hc never considered hlmseIl
legally married to his first WIFE, His first wlle an'
his stcpfather were called 10 prove ms nrSI mar
tence was postponed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
LONG ISLAND.

BIIssVIIIT-Ihe Government Inspectors yes
teriav found IN the stable of Caspar Bachtoldt
who has "a large milk trade IN this city, two eases
of acntc plcuro-pncumohla. One of them had just
been mil kcd, and about thirty head of cattle had
been turned Out 10 pasture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
NEWARK.

George Franck. of Orange. was arrested yes,cr-
dav on IA charge of assault. the complainant being
Mrs liitingcr. lie the last man seer ON the
Orange Mountains the night PhGbe Paniiin was
murdered and, while that crime was under lnVesti-
CATION, cut his throat.
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FOREIGN sTEAAaRs DUE ar THIS PORT.
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRk.,..-.. TUESDAY, OCT Z, 1884.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
steamer Furnessia tBrl Hedderwick Giassow Sept 20
Neville &C. with mdse aud passengers to Henderson Bros
steamer Leedam Dtch steirendr.gh Rotterdam Sept 90
with mdse ANA passengers TO Punch, Edye Il Co.
sutherland Newport T., 10 dave,
lin dates % order; vessel 10 Booth q 60.
amer Eureka. heed New.Oreans days with mdse and
passengers to i Van sickle
Louis Mount, Jacksonville days
her 10 Buchl & SON vessel "a Warren Ray.
city Of san Antonio Wilder Iernandna end Port
Royal with ndsc and passengers 10 q III Mallory A.
Steamer Roanoke. Couch kiobm0nd, City Point and Nor
folk with mdse and passengers to Old Dominion ~ Co.
steamer 0aucus Bearse Boston, with mdsc TO II Dimoch
ship fnedana lIer bemsi bremen Sv days. with muse
20 Order vessel 10 ihsD Ruger Co 80
f1des (Norl Nielsen Liverpool ~ with
m weasel To- master,
bark NOR 1orstensen, Dantsc b9 days With iron
aud empty barrels To order vessel ~ Punch, Edysd Co
Bsrk caroline Nor Mkkeiseu, Newcastle Aug 81 with
fndse TO vessel To master.
Bsi Joi me Marie DER Japurs Hamburg 40 days. with
ndss 10 order vessel to Punch. Edye 4 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
STATEN ISLAND.

ToMPKIxSvILLF.-Th Staten Island Rapid Tran
sit Railway Company broke ground yesterday pre-
paratory to tunnelIing through the Government
lighthouse grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08

GREAT SALE TuECOMAN CURTAINS.
$500 pairs a; $40 per pair worth $40.
sBEFPARD kSAFP X CO., 0thave. and l3th-et.
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Announcements

roianu Hors Mat extract
MOrtz Els neck OF 0ott 1ntorsel "
all IOr general debility Beware d Limitations
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MARINE INTELLiGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
eunrse. COZ; ,ets52G loon ri ,ss s25 aoonsage IL
HIGH wATER TO-DAY.
<u-esudv HOOK 1905 Gov. Islaud 1910 He'll Gaze OOl
PA-Sandy Heok 1888 Gov. IsiSnd. llO5 Hell Gate. 029
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ono PUYsIC. SIR, IN NINE !"

n ITF1 -It, 'NIH, IN MINE
good story from boys boarding school in 81 er
eey" The diet mOnOOnOus and cOnstpating and the
learned Principal de- ded 70 Introduce odsvle pyhsc
in the apple sauce and await the happy results One bright
In school discovered the secret mine IN his
sauce pushing ack his plate shouted TO the pedagosue
\ plyaic sir IN NINE Ny dad told nuthin bat
DIT pierccs PlcasIn puTgatiye Pellets and they
dong their duty like charm They are antbOut and
purely vegetable
"EOUGU on TOOTHACIfE.'-Ask for it, In
slant relief quick cure l5c Druggists
IN Dent II. ljc
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LOOKING FOR AN ERRING DAUGHTER.

Herman schicman. q merchant of Syracuse, N. Y,
~isited BROOKLYN yesterday to see II he could find
rjrl OF seventeen years, who left her home
three weeks ago. She had been. on
= clerk for her father until discharged . few
mouths ago. altar which be wss smployed In =
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HENRY A. DANIELS, Vt. u,
IA Lexing nave. between 10Th and 3Dth SITS
Hours. & 10 l. o. Diseases of the Nervous system
Genito.U ginary organs Impotence and st5rliltY.