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New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
HER WRIsrS MYSTERIOCSLT SLIT
my TELEGRAPH TO Iit IiHh'' '"l
posrov oct 13-A dispatch from Concord.

BosTON. Oct. 13.- \ dispatch troin 'ohcoru'
y H. say- that sunday evening young lady age '"'hy
starred on foot 10 20 from the Pcnaco"k Mountain mouse
- the houscQf Jeremiah steven about thr'e i'"in- o
mile distant She arrived there bali an hour later WIN
oh,s op both wrist. All she could say that she re-
mrmhprcd passing ccrtAn lirsc OAK Tree t''t1' VIZ
,.d and the next she kcw rht tlus hca ilc lhf
- ctn "a he. in The wrists cOpiOusly bleeding There
, ,o cyidrncc- that indecent assault had been A
,ntsd Ilnu The lrlt wrist there seven gashcs,
~ ychD6 we're made through the dress sleeve ana
',,, fhr right wrist eleven. tn" ga'hcs were parallel
t - orrtcr Of au inch apart. amt - deep a. 10 hlerI
1IV I, re- were also long rcrtit hes oh rh sioe "i
~ i;tr,s tbrnai The affair Is still unexplained
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14

Avenue Railroad Company communication ask;
across broadway down Vesey-st tn the South
Ferry Railroad Companys track at Church-st.. in
order to allow the Thrd-ave: cars to run to
the Battery and return. Ii promises to
give q continuous ride from the Battery tn Harlem
for five cents. The matter referred to the Com
mlttee on Railroads. aud o hearing was set down
for November q.
The Committee on Railroads reported adversely
to granting franchise for a surface railroad In
Thirty eighth and Thirty y-nnth sts. from the North
to the East River. The report was agreed to.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14

ELRNHAKDTS BANkElP PICN

ELKNHAKDI-5 bANhIsI 7 IVF
The topic o the boueva ards Is the 1nal crash ot Mn'
sarah Bernhard II appears that the muoh-taiAod o'
crand, fyaoeeispu, 4 very much bankrupt, and her
house. fuutnrr. Jewels and Ltbe D cvcrl ihins- ru
her beloved japanese skulls md saiin-ed conh uo"
70 her hirh-h -hceled slipper. and bcdzcne E0NH-
was announced 10 De sold by auction an MpihiN' INV
over ths public sale ~ ths famous actress gno' NV
ohaes has been prevented ai the last minute Mucb ~
ue disappointment OF the LddGnds who gatncIfn ipu
the doors 81 the hotel 81 the Ie dc Fortuiy Nesu1
morning ihc bills announcing the sale we're hoNhei' y"
De seen. n A. curious that ever since Mur L'Ihnhu
made her h lct the Theatre Irancis ami iCoh !" o"u
bhhR IN tLCattcs and matriuOny, iblhSF hN'' b""'
btally Vrouv with her.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
THE FIRE RECORD.
FLAMES IN THE HOOKING VALLEY MINES.

FLAMES IN i ilb nv NINV 'E'1i1" :.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 13.-All the Syndi-
cate mines with the exception OF Nos and = were Oh
FIRE last night Two mines Of the Columbus ana HOOK
ing Coal and Iron Company. at SratsVhe' were "iso
act on fire and burned all day sunday To-day there Il
49,, ,,,sr,c in tbe situatiou The Ininc at sand Run.
which WAS burning has been banked and closet WIN
the hope of snoherng the fire. AT strait-vilc the mines
are still burning Fire engines from Logan. Lancaster
,rr,fion. s morning aud az, expected 10 have come
eject ON the fire before night There are no hDstit "
',,,r. .ct frc to he mines The operators say they
biive uo doubt that the striking miners are the gmy
persons.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
LOSSES Ar VARIOUS PLACES.

FnANKLIN FAILS, \. y, Oct, Io.-oIrep'T
Bruth,r.' .ash aud blind -hoi aud Phelps fo'h'u
t.t mill were burned this aftrruod sleeper bi"i"'r'
ln.s is NJ ZOO aud Phelps foskctts t@'ffV'
sn,uoKrN Penn. oct i3.-fhr iire m thc h'n') ''''
mine has been cXtinguislcl The loss j. suPpo''" ""
have been heavy.
WulI-n,uaR. oct. ia nre was discovered "' =
o'clock tonight In Hutchins shoomak'rs t'fr" c''"'
work. AT wyoming "a few miles from this city lh'ir
WAS total ahsenee of all means of hghthg ihr f' "i
nm. work. we're wholly destroy t'i lntrhrl WIN ' ' ~,
nnot "f stock The loss D. about s-'VoV ah" '' A""
covered \ Insurance.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
MOVEMENTS OF OFFICIALS.
sIIINGToN. Oct. l3.-Rear Admiral Nichols,

w ASnlNbioN, Ott. io.-iA'ai Nu"iih %'i''"'''
Acting Secretary Of the Navy left Washington to-day for
a short visit to the Interior Of NewYork. Commodore
Walker, Chief OF the Burea of Navigation has been desg
mated Ia act as Secretary Of the Navy
Judge French Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury has
gone To Boston for a few days.
II Is reported to-day that Commodore DE Kraft has
been selected To command tho New York Navy lard.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
rnn fARfy Of rRlcEs. rRlc,EI 3. -.

nom me tHrfaanf fof1DeifiH y0ffN d, .,,,,
n me Independent i.cpnhicnls ar We 5 ''t th"t
rfrM noi ht,c sf'snkrd ntO M" cnuriirr room "' 3
peloct l, .h- fnoriinr witt on ntg tiNrmrIt , a.,
ma, mann Nas sllrrrd thnt thrg nr'f d"lf' VIZ
,,sr. itttiitr rioin srnttti.iur uft r.tHW h . CT 'i
H.. ,iiis.. n ,ialt ie roiiiHr' ~ rrlli-h nfh't
,,,rrf arH ihr' With wns uHtnsift Nh +liiN' i''' "
INA i,s ,artatfiis sh6 insetH 'hs luFlitrH gare
~ sai thHs hal n tlt''taN 2, lh.t h1rf N1W..t .
..,sl,atl M ~, ~ irbiB-iHfit iat' NJ rTr' nnh
Ni.s r,4 Aa' d itish tp al i'r 'hrr '7 httnf ~
=. ssat a. iIila. .lilit.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
cLryELAND's VISIT TO BROOKLYN.

Aldcrman-at-large Quintard offered re'olu-
,i, in fhc nrooli,n Common Council yesterday that on
,h, visit Of Governor Cleveland to Brooklyn on Ihr"
day the Aldermen pay their re'pcct' to hn In poy III
the assembly rooms of the Academy OF Music tn'' ,n'
Mayor be- invited to go with tncn and mat nag DC "
played upon The Cty Hall and municipal buildings 'p n'
honor Tho resolution was adopted 10y tnr 'n,S ~ @ i
Democratic member, Of the Board 0lJe'N"' u'ln- ' ,
to the PARTISAN manner lu lru lhn I'f''"''' i
framed Uuauupl. COn-ent 100 tue fe7p lsp"H t n
l,.f,i Ia tn. whole matter aid Over tnl "''
Wa afterwArl voted to pat uP the n"s' on '"' N' -
nt NpfuDr'.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14

Curpor alton Counsel L3cOmbe furnishes inforIAa-
tou "a, to tne cDsb of binding surface railroads In
tins cty given fIe nat are o. eviuenee from tlhe
10 time Dy various railroad presidents aud snperin-
tendeui.. The estimated COS per me varies from
SO 81 to SlO,S6J. The Aldermen Lid over Tie
communication of the Mayor ard ordered u prSi-
ei in The CifF Record. 81,
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14

piled the beer kegs Of tho George
Winter Brewing Company Otto Winter, VINO
conducts the business said that he knew OF no snch
man rs W. A. H. sloway among the sixty more men
employed by him His foreman said that he had never
heard Of Mr. sioway The adjoining numbers to 10
are also occupied by the brewery. Inquiries In the
neighborhood failed to reveal any trace Of Mr.. sloway
OF any body who had heard Of him
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
THE PARTY or OPPOSITION.
DEMOCRATIC DIsCoRD IN NEw-JERsEY.
A rHREE-coRNERED FIGHT FOR STATE SENATOR
SHIP
[BY TELEGRAPH To THE TRrBUSEl

[BY TELEGRAPH To THE TRrBUSEl
TRENTON, Oct. 13.-Dr. Thomas G.. Chattle
who wanted to be the Democratic candidate for Senator
IN Monmouth County and defeated by President IL
5 Little. OF the Central Railroad of NowJcrsey. is run
ming Independently, and has written letter saying,
shall not withdraw from the ght untli after election
entered to stay until the contest ended and pro-
pose to be found the battlefield, either victor or van
pushed when the hght Is over" one Democratic paper
has already thrown Lille and come ont for thate
The large Democratic element that has, IN the TWO pre-
Vios Senatorial contests been defeated hy the all which
iittc has given the Republicans, i openly for thato
Republican approval Of Chattc Is sought hut Tue Re
pubicHns viii undoubtedly nominntr cnndidaro ~ thclr
own who viii beat both of tho Democrats. THIS viii
the Republican, thu control of the nrNt senate
NV .BHrNSwicK. " j., oct la.-fhe Democratic Con
vculon fur MlddlcsoV County after nn oil day session.
nominated pr. stack for clerk aud Patrick Con'cry Tor
Shgrn to-day.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14

TRiBuNE OFFICEOct Al a. m.-The movement ih
the barometer during the fair and clear weather yes'e
day was upward. The temperature rang.n oet"con
55o aud 70o the l65's1 being ls lower .H" "
;he corresponding day year. and l' lower tah on
sunday. ., 4. A., A., ,h.
Cooler clear weather may be expected to-day IN 'nis
~, ANDY viz
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
4 oLEYELAND INCENDiARY CAUGHT.
lgY rtiEGRAPH 10 rhs TaHcN1.i


An J.ncr.u It was arrested ths evening
-, ,.it, ,r.ou The police have reason
., l,e that ne Il the author oi the numerous me. D.
oiary ontrages recently perl"irhttd !" tli
rltt' When arrested. he confessed i.tNihs ""ih'N
con- ear belonging j. A. Bicd!ef i"" ""s
80, Mack 4. Dal seventeen yearr oi age, ana >, h'
- Anofhor iucendiarj nTc This morning Ganastd a
grrerv rtore PigrDGigsL to tie anDaht oi SC
hundred dollars
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
u,s THE LANG UAGE or THE HON. JOHN
~ BIGELOWf

.e,MB.ER's VIEW OF THy siTuAtion. Var.
-. ,u,o,d CaDIs Dispatch ta The Ae"' i"''
<rh0onn'aS'e Ttnes r. .bo
:. What do YOU think of the prospects OIL '"o
,,ectcnr ,.,a tho winning hand and are Justified IN
esppTTi hold three If the ONO qsai % he sure Blaine
other ace o nh,o N anywhere. but even then oieNo-
ought 70 ter, -'"'" enough TO bluff out the game
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
REfRESEy1ATITE BELF0RDS POSITION
c razor of1he Trfbnne.

DIR In "a recent issue of The TRIBUNE
soa stated that 1.-THE Hon. j. a. Belfpfd
al Independent candidate for Congress III
Colorado etc. You do Mr. BcfOrd great
injustice. He decliEed renomnation ale a,eft lee oi
several eTcls bui he j. -uupng the state i0r Blame
sAd Logan ana the Republican STATE ucket our red
@ssde rOsier " Is true Onc and don't y0u l3rr Ct H.
Solada, COL, Oct. o., lssl M. X. MOoi<E.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14

FEARS-sMITH-At the residence or%ne briess pa,en,$
Newyort october ., by the Rev s B hossi'ot 'hA"so
fearn and Flor u. Smith.
HoYLE-BLAKE-On the ist Of October a. - seh;ois
Church Pebmaenmawr: North Wales. ~ ne h'r =. - y
Howell Vicar assisted by cue Rev L. H. Gray p.an ~
Queens College Cambridge Ed ward Laseees eldest sn
OF oye, The How, Prestwich AMI Maryaref km2ef
second OF the late Charles AXE, 81 NewNok
and granddaughter of the ate General I'm A. DIX.
the residence Of the brides parents
IA Fast 74th st l3 lS the Rev Wilian NJ.
Taylor Herman KobD6 TO Mary Lyman daughter Of James
II. Sanford.
H notices Of marriages must be iadorsod rh faH nam'
and address
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
MAKING CAPITAL or OF A SUSPECT.
TuE DEMOCRATS EMBARRASSING An tWsnuAN Ar
ursrrp UNDER ruE COERCION ACT.

TuE DEMOCRATS EMBARRASSING Az FRESHMAN Ar
Hrsrrp UNDER ruE COERCION ACT.
The Democrats have discovered huge
mares tn Daniel McSvccncy who was locked up I'm
Ireland under the act FOR melting the people to
rc.-t the British Government and claimed the prooc
ton Of the American Government a natural1cd
citizen. Mr. Lowell and Mr.. Blaine who
was then Secretary of state, declined
to make any demand the English Government for Me
swccncys release though they nterceded 10
his behalf Mcswocncy came to this c""n
try and was naturalized I'm Allentown
Penn. in is53 In 1877 he returned to ireland and
was elected 10 the Office Of Poor Law Guardian. and when
the Land League movement was started he took nm ac
tive part in and was OF the most extreme OF The
leaders opposing the payment OF rent and In resistance
10 the Government.
W f. Cicrand Of thi- city said yesterday 70 n rrrnrSE
rcporfcr. "f know Mo- swccncy well having come IRON
the same county IN ireland that he did. was there when
he wa. arrested think that Mr Lowell dd TOO much ior
him ~ had held office under the British Government
n .cen strange o me thlt DO county Democracy ana
,c e etifhu.ia.tirtliy li.t now ic here iu
NaY la4t trying tO raise mnnr' Tor i p"oi OF ul
rcf 81 tha iimc id"ni remember 'h'' "h' pfo"''"''
k1.,a T.. rori of me- MIN wyd .ald "rlrrc & mo-
! o1 'na,l,,n ~ n''y r'~rli,l ur-dirn.,it ca.r
l a irriiImltr ono mr interference on tle rlfi
! .I fhr tn'rt -'4t.. Ga, ,etnnrii TITO, ,ln'
| ar ~ lrr rrnr.ro. WcsFrrnsy'' roun-.
rl-f,t rI,i rnI lr. iI h,'h h.rro ii n nfg 0ng ~
n.tt ra. If hf.nr o.'ri r.ih l",i,' s.,i,,. b.,
rat h.Ht.r tha' 'r lt rtrr} 'r''g 'qr ih m lt'
,au., -uii. .t.i.flrr5 10 .hr ~ ~ traH irt
ti..arr. ..'.ir- irir fltf HHhir.' t'rf'
I.., i',..- .aiin ht. Htt, 'hs trHt't- 4
tf t.'s. r. ..r s.li .a.f
u ~ l.. 'g A''".'D'"'' "'"'''
"uIt i.-D... .na u.4t-4. ...t,.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
UNABLE TO FIND IHE AUTHOR OF A LIE


Dihiti mannlnS hp"'P"PN' -.
Ar no. lastesatur lay contained the following par"-iHP
W A. H. siloway, 20 Last f"'S SndI win lanes
a. BlIne in the Bigeow council a
p,o,, St,e, aud that two occasions
gr Blnine aLiroa-cd the cOunsi adNoeiIihs Tue Po-
ouliarly ob lectl lOnabie doctrines oi thit ofuer.
Al the number gwen in fiity-hith-sI was iouhu ''a'
mint by TRIBUNE reporter shed in which
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
SPEAK Gently TO TIE CAMEL

The Guards who have been ordered for service ID
lgypt with the Camel Corps. though doal tless very eA
c~lent soldiers are not, far as am aware particularly
able Tor the sanctlty Of their general bcuaIo
the moderatlpn Of their language ~ Is usl PusSnit
therefore that difficulty MAY be tOun III stIcts
carving out the sOmcWh hat giandiuotherly ureFu"ns
which nave Issued for theu guidance I'D we Ie"t
inent of the camels employed. Ihe caineis; M Iea'
are 10 he treated with con sdeIIti0n AMI Kindness
their prcuiarities 10 DE studied ana no I'LL sEe V
fou language is he resoricd TO- ~ Is cAeeculuss
kind of tho authorities provide against any oOruP
tion of the oarels morals by bad language b A. .'S
creatures are commonly considered to he about lhe no
proyokng aumas on earth fear that the seit-feStrah
required OF the Guards is likely 10 prove suQcrhuii"h
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
DAMAGE CAUSED BY KEROSENE.

m N q 10 We, St. attempted to hasten the
t,,c,,c, fire with kerosene oil yesterday Resulting
flames DESTROYED furniture valued a. $500 aud damaged
ia, hoti.c g. the extent of rlOp
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
THE PRESIDENT AT FORTRESS MONROE.
FoRrprss MONROE, Va, Oct. 13. - L

United states steamer Dispatch with the President and
marty OF friends ON board arrived here from Newiork
this morning The President visited the fort ana was re-
eeiye,l with a salute lie sailed Tor Washington
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
TRIBUNE LOcAL OBSERVATIONS.

- s,sm variations IN ths city BY sths
Tor ths ..
Tue btossn OF dotted uns ep,.,n
-
All PHARMACY. is Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14

I.andsorg's Perit ne. stsarA
IunAbJrSs Perilna lfsolt Nlsl s)sA
LnudDbrSs Psr ne, Aipii3 ',olsL
LunaOOrs's Perfume. Lily ~ Tao sAli,S
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14

, e., south Rrookiyn IN inc Academy Of Music ana IN
n rs,or r Dstrict Great crowds viii gather I'd near
MI, Es-a;oyernor st. John will speak at 1;5o p IN III
he Rink
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
pprrrNrNT COyUNDRCM FOR "CIENELA
i"'@ pIpIF ICASS"

From Thf BuNdIO 'oUHt"FcIuI. . -. A.,
r., an tccou,es Cleveland Republicans to snctI nv Wv
LII so,,th bugabno" What earthly chance ot clccU"n
roud Grower Cleveland have II he fced upon 'h' No''
from the always loyal stntcsi
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14

-urv tr RESEMBLES THE DEMOCRATIC fAhI '
ihhN' - Prom The Uric0 Obserr-r ,., 80
81, . ogau's gramIner does not improve with age
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
and add ess.
DIED.

lN notices Of marriage. must be indorsed ri N nam.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
oLD 0'0RID GOssIF
Abnif rfRsuhs AAh iiiiArH.
F...a a. Lahm.eAssis IsHA liD4i4NI.
FAsHI0NABLE fRHNon ft7liNlllhs'

FAsHIONABLE fhENnh ft7ifNilthe
Al sOine 90 the cracs country hn"'e7 W i'""N "''N
hats recsnly heen festivities 10 every N"l N"g'hs "' :"
,l,, i t sl,ee OF auda's ne2t novel a. ono chateau
slidlcu orchestra pal ed durng duu' J., ld ""en ".'
sert gas nu the Table troop ol nt ttun 4'''' @ @'"
81. npp.trd from behind the curtains. ana d"ho' i"
fle t.lie uirrng lTut and HuNcIt o iAo s"tat'- ~
another house the shOutlng-laIh were eiipilao "N
49, ~ tte lodre m which they 10 lunch to nd
A eolVert~ into a country iun, where the IaIf h'S
friends w.ltin- 4" attend on ia 1l"it'u
sisbnrat.iv sof an as waiting vOLlcn. AT ahpthei
mansion tine part, diverted 10y prflnih"h,c ol d
NAV which even the Paris censor lf S'hltr hh''9 10
permit To lo seen in public, and AT ChA pOhhttt nii
was given which the whole OF the gardens " re- "l
lsntIy illuminated while atte- the coun 'Which ""r
1nore than usually prolonged ana fanasuci the company
marched past the hostess on the terrace amidst DlAc VI
freXOrk,.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
sptfMl Asns
,hrisiinn Convention, bic9hilR'

ihrislnn Convention biGohiR'
D0lduDiel by
afLs.Rs MOODY AND SAMMY,
LAFAYETTE AVENUE PREsBYILhlAN CHl hCb
laey ID. Clyi,rs, Laiaycttelve9 COT oNori .
near Fulton
MONDAY AND TUESDAY. October l3 and Il,
at 10 a. m and 1870 p. m.
Minister, aud CIR stan Workers particularly iayited
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
THE MERIDIAN OF GREENWICH CHOSEN.
| WAsHINGION. Oct 13-The lnternatiOhal

Prime Meridian Conference its meeting to day adopted
the meridian OF Greenwich. The representatives Of
France and Brazil did vote and the representative
OF san Domingo voted against II.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14

SFo PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES II BRDOhLfE.
Two Presidential candidates viii be IN Brook
Nh to-day. and viii speak tonight. Gracfal BnIlcF
hA address Ia succession, atV, and $3.50 D. iu meet
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
AasA1yATIoY DEMONSTRATION. "

TIE other morning aaGd ana were coming ON o. d
shop near Oxford-crcus. when woman IN salvation
hounet does il not sound prOfaueh handed lar olt o
,srrr II lies on MY pink blOttlng paper noW ana
deeply out -blusbes n. well II may II chidn7 Il"
supoan-eneut Of u demonstration 10 ne ntiu coI-
tain "safi-cautiins staf icutenarts ana sefHriht-
majors" AIa0ug the attraction. OF tie evening Ae dn
Nouli-he Suicide: MOggie the CamberWeH NohneI ;
Billy Bray; Tommy, tie IIampi ana TIC OHe-c! g"
Prophecies"
There what a galaxyi
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14

NV f,0m The Sgraerse Journal 49,. .,s
me Governor Il vote hunting. TIE pcniieni't's ~" w.
nns arc hi. boat ncida 0t operation. We teruhi VI,
-. ,,,r,,t, eruiugs 10 citizenship and H' hc INV,
gat,s ,nrl. II thcrn he VIII eun hcriwcnil yoW "t
H. influence ~ the voters Tits - tenhuc IOin, "
49,, M 10 lesser scandals ~ this scaudhou' couNaN
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
H4RRfED.

Coccse soo.hes the rrate scalp removes the fanhrus
an affords q rich ustge TO TIE half
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14

pics-Bind bleeding itching. nicer. hs-rre. &C ssst
an rai without ittingOr lgiiurng or deientloi
ain ttons Tree. lUusItie' paper dhi
rei-r lc.s sent free. 4AJtfes.
DR-. MILLER q, WATSON, II Ne-t -uth ~ Nrf- otA
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
Post Once Noucr.

Letters or Europe need specially dfec et 70, d"
livery - uesdu.u1n al IransAtLaniic uas are os-
varied by "a, "a tef YES t-i' avaa9e oo, - will c,o.o
nj 0N,fIY IN a "a al this Office ~ follows 49,
wa Ca-enslosn letters Greac 6ntain aud other
European countries must oe directed per " ,olsiH
at % M n y.i, pes AlDan0i a p m ior
cape Iayu oL Domingo aAd Iniks Isan' per . 8 ''o'
wIDNF-D AY.-At 1l:}o 4. for Ireland por : Gala.
VIA Queenstown letters iOr Great Britain aod othea hu
j ,0L ~. France direct Def - Norm indi' sia
lontnanpon lrd Bremen eiter3 or lreani trance
mus dircc Ell uef kms'l a. I ?. m ior para AarAh
rHURsDAY.-At la m ior venci1ra a 4 curaeol, per
na at a IN or Ge,aioy MR. rIani sas n, e'o I'M ~
lirtters TO- Tiain and 9th European countries
mast b. directed . Westp "a IA l. N IN EUROPE
pr s.. = Republic. via Queenstown a. l p m .or Der
mnia. per = Orinoco a. l5O p m ior 'uDa shn - ,n"
west indie. via Havana; aud for Canpe he, Chapis p
y bisco and futatan HeXco. per 5 3 applet uetters
for other Mexican must be directed per Ga u
FRiDAY-At a. m. for NeTiounda9d and s. Pierre;
isaSGs Der Bernadi at I'5O ~ ior porIo aeo
dret Pa eoS,ss pea VA a and Pcrna@bueo pot Mar.
s. 3 fun ssll wa Glasso" ~'Ie5s ~'ss mus, .", ss
directed per Iurne'siA pr,,s at y, g'Y o. % @ ,or 9r
Ger naiy etc pers der va Southampton and Bremen
nt he srectsd per Oder y at u N Tor Eurepe
ss. Arizona on enstown at l. ~ for the Nether.
m 'i' far ciba ana PORTO Rico pcrs saratogs ia.
yanl a 23p m. Tor Belgium direct pers $ "ae''
srNBsAsY" ss ' 10 : N for Tr1xo Euatan,
Mails for china ~ Japan, Oceanic y. saa f,an.
/ h. Newzealand sand ,ch and ~ j. anls per :.
Cyof sidney VIA an iranc So, ,,ys re- , op rhes
ter with British mans Tor Austrahsl
.T1e schedne Of closing Of Tran. Pacific malls II arranged
he of tier aninc uplsi over sg raa' m 20
Francseo ON the ay sailing Of steamers are dispatched
'n'"'e the '''"' "'' HENRY O. PrAnsoS. Postmaster.
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42f.-t bot @ern 81 aui oth aNrs-
Rev pr JOHN A. PAXTON, fsstoi
Services b. resumed on sunday, octooo' - al - W.
7AS p 49,, ,,...n, ,o.,e..r q, a. . ana.
nlv ofnexs Which Will lur sale unth oct ~ AtH nN
fs,, t6ose ielualnur viii be or sale ir rental
The zion John MAN, VIII De daly AZ tbe 'hufrb or
,x,eu iDa 10 IL IA untl NOV 4, 10 WHOM
az Iae len ass pews viii be opsn all until Now
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ART SALE Ot A MAGNIIICENI COLLECTION OF
wATiIlCOLOK PAINTING ..,
RErREsENrED ~ M9gHks or IhL foLbO"i""
SIR JOHN GILBERT a. MAUNE PEnAiTA tLAmS'
X sTASFttfD d. n TEN KATE, NlltLnAr Hol-
MAS. nuSTi GMAnls Fg2mir ~ PAX,HP y"ns =.
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! DRl MMOND. RfNOlRe, ClPmANI u JJIsuh Db
fI6bRf6So,Sr' " RRhSGEa. scHelfiI6uf, GArANI.
BRITTON WILLS. l. APof. J0hl-. ~ ,..,s
10 BE SOLD Al Au,il(N pQ.MoREoM ,W.p
AFTERNOONS AZ 3 Ot Lock. AND ENLNfNos Al
O'CLOCK, WITHOUT REShkNE or LlNlI Al
MOOEE's Art GALLEhih~,
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THE SEMT-WEEKLY

HE NEWT-W EEkL1 TNIDI NJ.
Price IN wrapper trtsdy Tor mainr, coats per rppr
One copy year ~ - ten copies api an 'tuA IN
'''"s ~ 49, TIE ThiBuNE New Yor.
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pc!ilicIl II Offices.

Closing Oss sale below Cost
of arti.calY painted Pooal Banners anu Portraits by
HOJEK GRAHAM. VI Dusnr-sL
Outfits soc. 20 81 per stock IA the United
staea CAMPAIGN BANNEn AMI OUTFIT Co.,
~ ~ vess) 81
Repubican Naturalization tommsIiec.
4O0 Chatham. once hours
SHEA, chairlaa-
~. Jobn and Daniel .,,
MASS MEETING aud PR III BIllON KALI
In the Rnx Clermon rook ~, Tuestv E'en'"
October -. AZ o'ciocs. address O1
JOHN A.. 81. JOHN. OF kansas
Singing " the silver Laxe 0icc Ciub
f2th Ward Deck. ...~ p,.,u.
ting of the ois.hs
AMI ~san uD Heai91arters iion-s|' 1'~1
"A est Bouiev ard this evening at c.oeA. -, .....
Ione ~ ns,H " DAVID I. wIi..1AM@
Sscretarys
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Minister, and CIR san WORKERS particularly invited.