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New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS
THE SWAIN CoURT-MARTIAL.

w,su,NGrGN, Nov. 15.-The court-martla' IN
.,e case Of Judge Advocatc-Gencra Swami met 'h'
oruiur the following officers comprising the eo",
Major General j. NJ schoGcld. Brgader-Generai II, ~
ycry Brigadicr-Gcner Nelson A. Miles, n',t ,,on
General W. b. Rochester, PaymastcrGener"i'
General s. Il. Holabirl, Quartermaster-6ehe'''' 80
a,erGepcral Robert Murray, Surgeon -"e"o'' -,
a,erGener,l John Newton, Chiet oi ,e An
Colonel c. H. Smith, 10Th Infantry .oo ,,,,,r,,. .
draws 25th Infantry; Colonel j. H. brooNe ~ -, ID u
Colonel I. p. Bradley 18th Infantry n, r,,on,rr.
-. o., ,,,,uorv. Colonel II. ". Black -" ''s ~
-. 49, IA II Gardner ~ Judge Advocate " =
60, - oo,,nanicd by Judge sheHaoaiSe' 80 , ~
-, assisted by Jerc Wilson ana De"oi"
- oor swain, stated that he appeared oe'o,' 'He
,,n, to its Jurisdiction. ana Pi"3i"s
-. :, dismiss the charges lie s.''o"
.h, ,he President was not empowered 70 M%po"r % NM "
.n,rtmn,fal to try charges prci,ii' "-,onJ"r and
s,h nh,rscs were preferred by his conhaici' ,'
~ 4. a,,,na-s from the orders conNclng the cuuI VA.
h. snnonte by the President by speelal ouer ~ y, ~
,,'os nreferred by Major Scott aud MOI prspou ~
General swaim's commandcr;; M 5uusT uao,,on
"'s,eS'r .nrlncr the Judge Advocate or tnc .o"L
iNSI ,o Judge Sheabarger. lie contcndcu thnV wy, wy
nhwcr To convene General Courts Martm .s nf tho
~ ,a, Wv st,tes Judge shclahargcr replied nm,
NJ co,rt.ronm was cleared while the court 1 w.
Nc nlca ON the rcOpcnng of the doors tlv a.,
,,cac announced that the plea OF want oi Jur's"V"'
had not been sustained. a.. .,,,,, ,ho, ,ook a
The request of General Swain the court 'hcn 'oo"
recess until Monday. Al. ,.oro ,rceont ne were
LARGE number ot army officers Wtrc P,Vsa,, lin =,
Nr pacmnn who preferred the original charges aEnnst
a,,I suoi,n. Icr Chandler. who appeared ~ c"uhs
,'r M, Baeman and Major Scott, who was Ju"sc@ ~"
yocate Of the court OF inquiry
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
ntsefsNfNa tRl Ns ~ eAlNatRAsf

The ihiltnad Committed of the hoaid ol
Aldermen continued testeidst lis hnashs h the tase oi
ha thau,hpys street anh Grant street tpfit iAllNai
pvuaot Several resianls ~ Mddlren-s oNlpplpl iH q
d..ile teach ia that street. because 81 ihe Nansni lo
eilldren, Soma property y-owners Ia ,hahhriss 81 oi-
fooled Ia double track riiroad, h wpud iav"r sinse
track road iu that place. Tho superintendent OF lhe
Sixth and Eighth Avenue Railroads objected iole use nj
their tracks Chanpers-s IL was also asserted that
travel would blocked IN that thoroughiare IL was
shown thall l2 were ran Ia 'he broadway terminus
of those roads IN Vcsey-st. ana switched hack on "a
double track erng fifteen feet without serious ncon-
NeuicuCe to husuess aud that 63l cars ae similarly
switched on the Park place side OF Broadway on seventy
five feet of track. There 1873 ears running to
the Grand street Ferry, and the additional line II was
cained would serious inconvenience. III was
denied also that single track IN Chambers ST. would
imrele travel. Charles T. Shaw objected To any rail
way company other than the Cable Company being given
To construct "a railway in Chambers ST
TX Alderman Hyatt, speaking for the Chambers street
Railway COMPANY (anotbcr entcrprlse) Insisted lhat
double track railroad would not be obstruction 10
travel and would be convenience 70 those crossing inc
ev from river to river He pledged his company to lay
90 600 for the franchise. william G. Irull on be-
half of the Grand street Ferry and Chambers Street
Railway showed that double track would leave eight
either side. 1his ample room Tor travel III
would work injury TO the property along the route.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 15.--The Naval Advisory
BOARD recommended the Secretary of the Navy tat
the Navy be increased by twelve new cruisers 10 DC
provided for IN the appropriations for the fiscal year
ending June 80. 1856 The Secretary directed tue
chiefs OF the Bureaus OF Construction ana kepar ol
Ordnance OF steam engineering and OF equipment ana
recruiting to submit estimates of the expenses 10 DC IN
Cured by their respective bureaus iricompeting heSe
vessels They have made their reports 10 the
Secretary with estimates follows: Cons'rucuoh'
sll6l 900. engineering $252l,ooo. armament
SO ooI els and equipment S760,0oO; total estimated
cost, 50, ,44391s.
Rear Admiral Upshur, commanding the facnc
souadron in a dispatch TO the Navy Department from
tollao Peru October 81, reports the following dlI os
ZION of vessels OF lhis squadron The nagshlp iaroi
The shcn apdoah MachIsett, Moiongahea, ana CnNaIu
were at Dncuor at Caao; the lroquois was CRUISING m
Australian waters and is expected To refh 10 to "ou
Amercan coast ABOUT February 10; the lacAa ni'
was cxuectcd from Panama in few days Inc AuHIdI
expected 10 leave in flagship about Octoocr 81 loI
Valparaiso touching at various ports on te coast ".
10 hr i'm toaamhu from November 10 uhtlI ,ipout
Decembcr 10 The Iackawanna and Nhcnanhndh in !,
few ays would proceed south TO visit ports on te cot
of Cbli and the Monong ngaela won sail Tor olhmoo
on November I5 where she will he stationed hs store
shin The Wachuselt would remain ut Ctliao Tor r.
pairs The Onward 10 bc eold on NoNr,hper IL
e health of officers and men oil the squadron is re-
norted excellent
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
TO SUCCEED THOMPSON And LACODBE

POLITICIANS TALKING ABOUT WHO WILL FILL THE
OFFICES THAT WILL BE VACANT on DEC. 10
Although nearly month will elapse before the
terms Of Office of Hubert o. Thompson. Commis-
sioner OF Public Works, and Corporation Counsel
Lacombe expire. the politicians are busy talking
about their successors. The two terms ex pire on
December 10. The law giving the Mayor the power
to appoint the heads of departments does not go
into effect until January !, 1855. Consequently
the present Board Of Aldermen has the power to
confirm or reject whomcver the Mayor may noni-
nate for those Offices.
IL Is no secret that the Tammany leaders are
anxious to capture the Department of Public
Works There are nearly $4,000 900 yearly placed
NJ tle disposal of the head of the department. In
ood tion TO this lie is "A member OF the Aqueduct
Commission and various bodies under the city
government having more or less patronage TO
disnense With this great department under its
control Tammany Hall would ieel somewhat
comnensated for the loss of the Mayoralty If
Navor Edison sends in a nominee satisfactory TO
IamInany Hall there is a strong pronaOnlty tIat
me viii be confirmed. There ere eight lammany
members in the Board of Aldermen: 1t needs five
more votes to make majority. There are eight
Republican Aldermen and an equal NUMBER OF
County Democrats. The votes necessary to con-
firm must of course come from the hepnbiicans;
Should Mayor EdsOn's nominee be rejected or laid
on the table the present incumbents would hold
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
NEw-YoRK

over. and Mavor Grace, when he takca Office on
January /. will appoint their successors without
reference TO the Board of Aldermen.
There IN 10 doubt that Alderman Hugh j. Graht,
Tammanys candidate for Mayor. will be named
by that organization for Commissioner OF fnbc
Works If the Mayor will agree 10 nominate MN.
Colonel +. r. Wood IL n candidate for Corporation
Counsel. and Mr.. Lacombe is not avcrsc to retain
ing the place.
The Mayor keeps his own counsel in the matter,
and SAYS that il will be time enough TO indicate
whom he may send in to the Aldermen when the
terms of office of the present incumbents have
actually expired.
II is believed that Mayor Grace will not reap
point Mr. Thompson. hut it is much more likely
that he might appoint Fire Commssioner Hcnry
l.. Purroy Mr. Purrov is warm personal TREND
of Mr.. Grace did much to procure his nomination
for Mayor and worked hard for his election 10
was because of his friendship for Mr.. Grace and 70 70
,ccnre the position of Fire Commissioner that hc
left Tammany Hail.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16

oorr,ro tne rates of premium 10 the dry goods district
The average rate per 300 of risk in Broadway 81
cents in Canal-st. sl.7 cents; IN Church 81. oc"'s
A. c,n,nsrsst 50 cents in Duane 7'2 cents; IN
,,an,,r st 777 cents in Grcenc-st. 79.2 cents; IN
,,nara a, II g cents; in Lspenard-st 1ol cents IN
NorcerLs, slI cents; In Murray-st so.3 cents; IN
Rcade-st. $50 cents In Tho'nas-s'' .' .. g.
wo,ron-st. s27 cents: In Whitc-st, SEA GEMS; III
,vo,tnr s, e35 cents: In Worth-st. a. cen's. "1
avcrare for the dry goods district as awhoe Is OIL
cents. .,o ,tr,i,e NJ the dry
Goods district are not generally nDderstoon I'M
tbcn, as follows negnning the corner OF br"auwy
and Park-pace running thence westerly aloaS Snno ,
northerlv side OF Park-place to College place. t"u
northerly along the eastery side OF College pace, w.
proodvn and Sonth Iifth-ave. to Blce"kcrst tnuuo
n"scrv aong the southcrly side OF Blcccker 10 SrosW
s thence sonthery along the westerly se "'
s IN Howard thence castcrly along the so,'S ~
side of Howard 10 Elm ST. thence southeriy iu"S r, NO.
westerly side OF Elm Readc thence easer' @ uo
,hc san,hcrlv side of Rcale to Ccutre-st; tn'hre
southerv along the westerly side of Centre 10 'h
81 thence westerly along the northcry s,s U,
hers St To Broadway: thence s0utheIy on Wv vithin
side Of broadway io the point OF nesmn'"h
thoao litnifa there 1..S11 WarchOuses
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
ELECTRIC MANUFACTURING AND MlSCEL-
LANEOUS STOCK EXCHANGE.
RAPID INCREASE IN MEMBERSHIP.
Ero,u me Miscellaneous Sscupity Report.

From MtScfUdnfOns
The membership of tho Electric Manufacturing
and Miscellaneous Stock Exchange continues to
rapdy increase, aud the new members are active
brokers' and traGcrs, q number of late applicants
being cx-mcmbers cf The Older exchanges who have
dsposed Of their memberships and intend to grow
up with the new organization, which gives promise
of som offering equal If not greater facilities than
the present exchanges. The present cheapness OF
memberships alone is n great inducement for shrewd
men To join.
Thepnccof the new memberships, now open to sub
scription to parties who desire to actively partici'
pate in the brokerage business is T25, which covers
the initiation fee aud all dues. There will he no
gratuity fund or assessments this will undoubtedly
be great advantage. as the cost to belong to the
other exchanges which will not afford better facil-
ties for securing business or making money. is
nearly 5000 per year. besides the increased cost OF
the seat. Price of membership was originally
1925 and was after advanced to $3.50. In regard
to standing. the membership of this exchange
nearly equals that of the New-York Stock Ex-
change having representatives of the Chatham,
st. Nicholas, Third National. Nevada Bank. Bank
Of Montreal and other leading banking and broker
age houses of the city the location and con-
venieuces of the exchange are exceptional.
AS soon as petroleum and railroad stocks ore listed
and dealings nauguratel, which VIII bc aoont the
first of December, the exchange room, corner
Nassau and Pine sts., may be expected to be
crowded with money making brokers.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
Fun FOR THE MILLION.

Nicholas Shaflcr. of Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
and Jacob Eze proprietor of the building at Broad and
Pearl SIS, where Washing haic farewell 10 his staff
officers one hundred and one years ago. made novel
WAGER on the Presidential election which is TO be settled
on the afternoon OF November 26. Mr. Etzcl wagered
that II Mr. Blaine should carry NewYork State he would
narace through the streets downtown and play hand
organ MIR Shaer acknowledges that he has lost and will
play hand organ through the streets for Mr. Etzcls
feof ms well as the amusement of the brokers and
other i'm the vicinity of WaSt. Mr.. -hahcr, with
retinne Of friends well friends OF Mr. Etzel Will
ssr from broadway and Maiden lane. thence To Nassau
srd .. Wolist down Wallst TO tie ferry, thence back
10 tbe Su Treasury building and down Broad to Pearl
t committee of six will precede Mr. ehaner ana ms
spectators and give them to the Barthodi fedcstai
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
WASHINGTON NOTES.

THE DrcLISr sILvEr.-5in to-days quotations Tor
silver standard silver dollars are quoted rs w"ih -
trnle dollars worth - T. cents rs hllIl
Ii is believed nj the Treasury Department tat th'it VII
a. rhcr decline and that the value of standard ana
ttnde dollars will diminish accordingly.
PFNsioN pAYMssrs-It Is estimated that the payments
from The Treasury during the present MONTH ON account
OF prnsions will amount TO nearly Sl3pop,VVo
No Monr BoND CALLS Al PRhsENr-'eeieu''y M'
Crh sail recently IN reply tu 0n inquiry 'hni hc did
not deem u "Spedient TO call inn more ponds ~ pres
tnt
ArtniStwrNrs pY tHE pftsiprSr.-Ihe President to
dnV onnnintud OTIS 4 q Clarke U Rhode Island to 70.
tumnissiunrr ui Prusiuns ,ire Dudley rsignvi' ana
Calvin q Walker nt Indana ai present scconi uepn,N
commissioner iu br nist deputy rbSsiunri Ni.r lAlR"
runnt,i Ne also hpuoiniel Dewitt clinton Nherlrr
" Srv Suk Il Il Ia,nsllun, u Minnranuiis AMI AlrN
nNirf Mcdonald ui NpW iorR rnhml9slNn ~ tfnWh"
eA iptpnt upun thiitsrtph mits W the Noiiheih
ietiNr hahuad ~ Washington let'iiuiAi
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
BROOKLYN.

Henry Sanger Snow the corresponding secretary
of the Brooklyn Young Republican Club, was yes
terday on motion of ;. V. White, admitted 10
practice as member of the bar of the sted States
Supreme Court, at Washington.
Mayor Low has issued his Thanksgiving procla-
nation.
Mrs Catherine Van Buren three years ago sued
her husband the City Court fer limited divorce.
He met her with suit for absolute divorce, before
the case was tried. Yesterday the case again came
into court before Judge Reynolds, on motion "
punish Van Buren, for contempt of court in not
paving his wife 500 aimony. The motion was
dcnicd with costs with leave to renew.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16

position fcrrics on both sides of the Island IN the
noir future. The East shore Ferry had always been
q Vanderbilt ferry until Erasus Wirnan took posses
s'"n oi II about two years ago Ivy quietly getting
c1ntroi oi majority OF the stock. Captain Jacob
H. vanderbilt, who was then president of the COM
pany, retired much chagrincd. Mr.. Wlman subse-
qnehtly got possession of the North Shore Ferry bv
Whitchalt-st '' - 49,
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
MISSIONARIES FOR THE CONGO.

On the deck of the steamer Britannia, which
saed yesterday afternoon. group of MISSIONARIES
waved farewell TO their friends as the vesse steaiueu
from the pier There five OF them, all Young men,
under the leadership John A. Condt The ohers were
william Ouayle j. Jansen. Frank Gerrlsh ana Winam
T. Pierson Ihe Tweniy-third street IaLcfhhcIe' oI
which ,he Rev r. Simpson Is pastor. sends ths com
PAM OF missionaries after having prepared them IN its
Training school This IL the first party "Ilch the crch
has orgIpized. The church is undenomlnaona. ne M
mIsfona-ios have all been The outgrowth OF ts WORK IN
the c,y Mr. Person is the only one OF, theh VINO is
married and he Il a coored man. Tie missionaries %tie
Tie centre OF attention before the vessel sailed IhcI
received flowers and presents OF useful articles from
many of tie members. The party VII remain several
Veeks In ondon and will then start for CaDnda on the
north side of the mouth of the Congo River In Africa
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
TIE CASE OF GENERAL BADEAU.

WAsHINGTON, NOV. IO'-VVHV'" .''
Bndcau, formerly ConsuGeneral at iohuo"' "o NV,
rccently Consul Gencra at Havana. against whom '"o
crr,ueu, bos claim for about ~ 1000 ON account oi
notarial fees alleged have been Illegally retained"
has applied to the Treasury Dep"r'lno", .,
have the case referred to tho 'o"''
of Claims for arbramcnt Iho Sco' "'''
~ the Treasury has declined the application on vac
ronnd that the law relating To the reference OF c w
st conrt by the executive departments refers 10 ca
sgsinst the Government and does not Apply 10 I ccS
sshcrc inc Government has a claim against an hulIluua
The case is now in the hands of the Solicitor OF the rea
rv with instructions from the First Controller 10 s'
me nroceelings to recover the amount i'll dispute
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
DauInann Bros.

INVITE THE PUBLIC TO INSPECT THEIR GREAT
STOCK OF FASHIONABLE CARPETS AND RUGS.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. WHICH IN VARIETY AND
PRICE EXCEL ALL OTHERS. AZ AN INSTANCE, WIZ
oFFER MOQUETTE CARPETS FROM 81 Is PER YARD
UP, ADMINISTERS FROM 81 80 PER YARD UP,
RICH wILToNs FROM 81 70 PER YARD. THE VERY
BEST QUALITY FIVE.FRAME BODY BRUsSELS. VI 20
PER YARD. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS FROM 55c, TO 9oe
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
FRAGMENTS OF ARMY NEWS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-first Lieutenant
louis F. Brant LIST Infantry, has been detailed rs ITO
fessor of Military Science and Tactics at ooar' O"ncse
Geneva " " aud will report for duty accordingly Ihe
extension OF leave of absence granted 1st Lcutencnt
Morris c. Vessels cath Infantry, in special orders
October 80, 1854, has been further extended one
month.
General John Newton Chief OF Engineers mas retul''
e., r tended tour of inspection the Pacific c'-t
lieutenant Cencral shcridun Is at Fortress Nc' m b
Monday Tor tip by NN' ~ 4'V'
ion returning by rail TO Washington.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
DaunlanI1 Bros.

INVITE THE INSPECTION OF THEIR FALL TMpoR
TATIoN OF FINE AND RICH FANCY GOODS SUIT.
ABLE FOR HOLIDAY AND WEDDING PREsENTs.
CONSISTING OF RICH BRONZES. BisouE fI6uREs.
AND STATUES. HUNGARIAN POTTERY. FRENCH
RRAsS JARptNIERE POTS FILLED WITH THIN
CHOICEST PARTISAN ARTIFICIAL fLoWEitsi
TOGETHER WfrU NEWEST ARTICLES OF VIRru
PROM THE FIRST MANUFACru uREHs OF VIENNA
BERLIN AND PARIS, AT lMfoRrERs JobBiNo
PRICES
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
NEWARK.

Mayor Haynes suggested informally yesterday,
thai all the uniformed political organizations OF
borh parties unite IN "A public demonstration
shortly in order 10 do away with the ascerbatlons
caused by the recent elections.
The widow OF Christian Courson who held policy
for ~ 900 III the Order Of the Red Cross, an insur
ancc assessment organization, states that inslsau
of receiving the full amount she was offered SIoo,
and afterward 500, for which she was asked 10
give receipt IN full. IL Is charged that Quiet
widows claims have been paid only in part
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
SArrnnNY. Nov. 15-r. NJ.


The stock market to-day, measured by the amount OF
recorded transactions. inst half ashcvc as II
was Yesterday; POI sl shares today against i05,7
shares yesterday Yet todays business gen
orally lost MORO than yesterdays gains In
figures The same seven stocks IA yc'ter-
day made up the pulk OF the dealings: Union
Pacific 81 100 shares with decline of Il per cent St
Paul p 500 shares with decllncof osprr ccnt North
western $1,000 shares with decline of is; Central and
Ulson n 200 shares with decline Of Ia per cent
Lake shore 200 shares with decline of q per cent
western Union 500 shares. with decline OF = per
cent ant Delaware. lacSlwanna aud Western ll.3Oo
shares with decline of a per cent The stock thht
IN amount of transactions approached the
arcst "a the smallest the seven stocks named wns Cen
l,nl Pacific 900 sharcs aud II declined from 3ols to
32ssd33 The MARKET opened at about last nights
rp,r.s with tree sup uf stort', Int evlcny thcy
wr,e offered un orlers that limited IN prices so that
although tho opening WA followed 10y mn
immediate decline. " was not shinpede.
Ancr that uuirrs piilnallv we reduced IN rte to
meet thr market invr, ~ ihr'r ;wen no ml"nnn'
tpariiuns ln,nrt r lay an un npil d"rllre lhr scR
lrau market wnsras4r pr ptrt thns aha the Indications
a,p that snrh premiums h,t usruf suirhs "a Nrir rhll
ws,p tho tpsut ~ manipulate M ttl n llis heats
,,tnr, ihao ot t,a nrpns iiira ~ thr situation en
itlI,D,ps wnip t,nl Ani thr uani aphp ~ ihp 'hh-
,n,a H. Oh atpl 49, w. N wa ih ttul 49, iha nttAsii
inn marbH tiu,pl hhil anh Wrhh. -
lhnu Was uNi - 80 islplnn h ilN'u'hwnni hrh'a 10
ooriui ~ tao siouh LspnaA-i hh hh lh"7a H' ~" na
ni hr lar deaiul, Wds iull quotations Wp'N a''''l
aud unchanged - InllnMa'
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
Jersey CITY.

John j. Frank German tramp, without frends
in this country, was probably fatally injured by
at the foot of Johnsop-ave. lie was removed tothe
Charity Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16

Bonds deposited for circulation during the week ns
1868 800 bonds withdrawn during tho week, S23oI,.
300. National bank circulation outstanding currency
notes. S32, ,Oi05t gold notes. SJ2i379 Agaist tncse
sums the Treasury holds IN lawful money Si2,'Oo'Sos
as follows:
For redemption OF notes OF banks reducing circu 400 IN ooo
Ihtlon
For notes OF banks liquidation 1879, ~
for notes OF fnied banks 'o',' y"
In London British consols were strong. with an ai
OF ls per for money to 100 ll-6 ana IN a
OF 1I6 for account tn 1909 United states Dohds
weaker; "A off 2s at i2jls, and los were q
lower at TO- The market for American railways maze
little response TO yesterdays home last prices OK
ccptioEally prices fractiOnaly higher. The Lon
don market Saturday closed too early to respond 10
rices OF the same day.
Imports OF merchandise at ewYork.
the week. 1882. 1888 12t.
For tho week sa0GlSt2 si0 isl 75O 500 ,p5t
Previously reported 43j.5ji02t 397.92|077 3Il7S2if
Total since Jan SAB 1868 iOS 100 s27 S377sl $50
Imports Of specie In New York.
For the week ...... s5i4OO s?s.3iO s20o50o
Previously reported 44G327 y lt.3OD.57U i9,So2 lO6
Total June l...... $4f6SIljs Sl43339@O sOooO2ooo
Imports Of specie I'm Ncw-York.
For the week ....... $3.50 66l 81 O0G lGt si,g!ion5
Previously reported. 5,olo7G3 11s7o7l lS70iHn
Total since Jan. l.. sj,is7iA sis,S2393s s@o72oAio
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
rNsURAYCE IN TIE DRY GOODS DISTRICT.

recent report by James Harrison superln-
bepdent of surveys TO the New-fork ooafa Vi THY
pderwriters contains soms interesting .statiscs con-
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
MlInS
STATEN ISLAND.

William H. Vanderbilt and John II. starin IL mas
been learned visited Staten Island on Tuesday
and inspected the water front along the nofth anu
east shores. Mr.. 6tarin expects to estaplish wv
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
furniture
baunlann Bros.

INVITE THE INSPECTION OF THEIR NEW FALL
STYLES IN PARLoR, HALL, LIBRARY AND CHAM
BER FURNITURE WHICH THEY OFFER AT IN
MENsELY REDUCED PRICES PROM THOSE AT TIN
BEGINNING OF THE SEASON.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAO

MINIATURE ALMANA0
suprt,es s4o ,ers437 doo ri 6:3l dosissys d% 70
HIGH wATsR TO-DAY.
/4-aandy Hosk 6.23 Gov. Island. 7:l4 Hell Ga.s 9o3
PN-sandy Hnss 6:i2 Gey. Island. 7i20 uei Gate 9lS