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New-York tribune., 1884-10-13

n,Da on rnorosAis for coa'lrneng % SECTION, ags
m o NH INK" m ~ ~ h, n,' , en % wsp wcdne,n
nry vim St publicly opcnS d rcnG Nv a xgiclnct oa
mlsNonrs AMI ,lenwr ~ the contract wll be- mule ny
s YgS 40 n sI g S" @ s@cdsG & Co., Nc s are n'''y
Hi'," ~ '""' .' ~ ~ Nl' ,'' "" '''''"", w
nrisso aornSa "S d.a"cc S scoa 5 @ SSi and and 6sv
sGrI9S ,Gs,s@pg t,g% NS en- Of scc's" "g9@,
shails
icr can BID for either one or r both tho above see
separately Any bidder far both -c,tous who viii not ne
Zach np must be lnciociin q sealed cnycopc indor-e
with the name o the pea son ~ persons making the same and
Each bimnst name and place OF residence OF
airc.od with him therein also that made without any
soms wopR and is IN " spcr" fair aud Without couson or
fraud that no member ~ tue Apu@iuct ommsM1n OF oi
rca = deputy tncrroi clerk therein other officer Of
uomma,o%srs s1pD, s y y or rcey ptccsc IN line D,i
work 10 which relates ol ~ the profits Thereof
same scy,ra pattcrs therein stated are true and
State State Il a"e OF SS C,y Of NcwYor rasS tho q
css tHa nyc per cent o tho security required
Tor the faithful performance Of tho contract such snrss
ycd Ia the Agucnc mnlsnoncr or to Their secretary
Inc sacc, ssul bidder Win returned by The Comptroller
to tc rsons hI same sn her nsg @ d@' or
refuse 10 execute the after notice 's
pos I made by hun shs be forfeited TO and retained by
Cy OF New York a. quaei nanages lor Su.n h,ieu OF
400 ne Laws ls 9 n' he shah etecute the contract ct
within the aforesaid The amount Of hls deposit VIII Do
returned 10 him .,-..,-- .
Tie amount required in the contract for sect ION
hundred AMI twenty-five thousand dollars AMI Tor
hundred aud thirynge thousand dollars with
than satisfactory surces, wI0 must pc mouse
holders resent freehOors OF the state Of New
THE AQUEDI,T COMMISSIONERS RES rive III y
RIGHT 10 REJECT ANY AND ALL BIDS If THEY
DEEM TT FOR THE BEST INTEREST OF THE CITY
50 TO DO
forms Of bid proposal and proper envelopes for
bond and ali other information reqair can be obtained
of the Aqueduct Comms soners Room JS IrlDune
Binding Ncw.York.
by order Of the Aqueduct Commissioners. -
JAMES W. MCCULLOH
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13

4 Lien DODWORTIl q son.
FRANK DODWORrH's
CLASSES FOR DANCING.
No. Gsl 5TH AVENUE. NEW-YORK
COMMENCE OCr IL.
BROOBLYN-NO l09 WASIlI NGTONsr,
COMMENCE OCT Z
ron PARTICULARS SNVD FOR CIRCULAR
LEN MACGREGORS
~ SCHOOL TOR DANCtSg. 1i2 jthaye.
ReDpcns SATURDAY. oct H.
For private ana clia' inatl lctiJn Iee cir ii
(NRL MARWIG'S
y classes fef Banning Gii Letnetonave cor 5iih St
Temporary for tbs The building nt MI Mhtw2
new Academy NJ 10 aud 0 West JDtsL, vi be- hhsed
fui the asOh 1i31.
Chcuiia arpration
IEi(NANnO'S DANCING ACADEMY, 1872
! East 55thai lmnt DnblnI tlns4 now mtnlng ilc
opening reception. tuos,at oct u Send fot rtuat
ItiORuE WALi.ArES clnasra Grand Opera
iiunar eli ~ pni b ttf, nnh iiRflrm 4nll A. AMI
AN atr mfira anal iiltpiu tinn thi dioh ana hlh'H
ttni itt circulars
AIR MANUEL, ~ Wrat ,lll atn
W viii ina aumn hia aiirA fni hiniius
November 10 tnrnuisUn arpita'hh
II HARVARD REll.lN'7 7rnonl for dlnrlng
! ana horur'mani ii4 iiW Wlle olnn IS Nhiah
Hotel rroprni Inn silg url T. send TN riirnn
~ GEORGE DOpWURllrs SCHOOL ior
. DANClku nnd rulill lnAINl Fu, - West 'iih
naisttrf ~ g. Ai.t )jlyi.I ltIf UlW ~ Vfui rtn
minros sninuh, u-nier u send ior ricnlir
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Drouo scls.

IMPROVING CAPE FEAR RIVER, N. G.
Proposals. for steam toior. q. g. Engineer Ohce 3Is
st Psust, Baltimore Nd, oct 1894 PTOposas for fur.
nshne steam boiler for The lmpro ement Of The Cape fe
ivcr g. will DO we'd until of oct ~, 1sSt aud
opened Immediately III reafier Blank forms. spec ncsons
aud information can be had upon application 70 tls occ or
10 The resident engineer Mr. Henry Bacon NJ WimiDgt0D,
NJ. WILLIAM +. CnA1utiiLL, Lieutenant & olonei of
4 Il A
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Jnstructloii.
For Youry L,dlss-Countrv.


DEST SCHOOLS.-250 represented circulars
iree To- parents who describe their wants. carefully
'''cfT '"'fS RGc'iatfE co. ra,, ...
RoRDE,NT0WN, n. J. Female M College; s;
ard At sv H5wES ''Tn e % rssa & ai.''
CATHEDRAL SCHOOL or ST. MARY. Gar
~ den gly, tong l,and v. onns IT. eighth year 400
""H IS, i sfAttoub DioWNr, y. y, Acting warden
MISS BuLkLEY'S boarding aud day school
M p s,s b@rfyow" ." viii ''op'" "'
\Il-s I. ELIZABETH DANA rcopcns The
49, yc Ar Esw ,ssds", dsrs ~ go
and n'irinenlalmn,c az ,ca,her q u W. M,,or Tor A.
circulars IN application
OSSlNlNG INSTITUTE for Yonns ladies
and M,.G, Eng S"% ,c 'r ans,ss nva"gsoH oHar"r @
Moderate opens September A. Nav . u n,cr prnclpa
RUTHERFORD PARK. INSTITUTE, for
IL young lados WIN opcn on ihar. ay OK ! pm VIII VII.
receive boatlng aud day pupils only ~ mlLliGs ilow
pals. Rev "f Mff. and and Mr' a. SASli MomloN, ~-,...
VHE ELMs.-Family and Day school for g rls,
e 10, rueS sH"ssirao roTs Ts f% cnxaPSEY .s"s'
For Both sexe,-oountry
4 HOME SCHOOL FOR RCllILDREN.-Kin-
dcraren dop'r'mnn r1 oaCa ~, ~, an % 'Isf,nI''
A FRIENDS BOARDING SCiIO H., for both
year t,21 tor mll account allr,t CiiArrA luA NOUN
TAIN lNrflfUIE tbippaul uli y, Y
IA INGSTON ACADEMY An English and
~ classical school Tor both p,cporc' ioronghly for
college special ncnon rivcu Ia scltnccs mnthrnlcs hhi
mulcrn languages Tuition modcfsto board ioa ohdDle
location h'althinL Address
FRANCIS j. CHENEY, 4 NJ, Principal,
Kingston. lister Co., y, Y.
COUTIl JERSEY INSTITUTE,
~ BRIDgErON, New.Jcrsey
Roth Fun of olrcrt Instruction thoron1h
Muse pIiniin". drawing. Climate mild very healthy ie
gins september TO- Address H. Ia. TRASH, Principal.
Miscellaneous.
DRAWING and PAINTlNG.-F Rondcrs
studio for ladies' open daily. Drsred figure, sulllne
Flowers AMI la ndscapc i,.OJ hro2dway.
An ENGLISH CLERGYMAN and wife, well
cxpericn ed IN telcli r. take few boys between
2h begin with nfO III ir Family
educate tIem with Their children, the n tnbcr not
exceed U > the sua On IL of the best Long
Island and Of tuition board an1 washing, ~ ~
per school year. Address ENGIISH CLERGIMAN, cure
thurchman Ollcc. a La ayete-placc. NY.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13

I az EAST 36th-st. handsomely furnished
~ second or thru, front hail rooms with bOard.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13

brooklyn.
DERIITX SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
ID BHoOkLNN n, y \, .G count e. The Uarncda
IpsrON bALIIMOit.
PROVIDE NCE. " ASH NGINN
Superior me nd Bot oi native teachers SIXTY ave os
sous In small as,os adults. II any .casuns m
fcr lecture
rtNate Il huol r,siutnCc.
tual Lessons TERMS BEGlN NOM.
MRS. L. j. BOWEN will resume Oct. |. 1SS I,
vi Music and anEuiRcs for further par.
tculaIs please apply at
1qG Joraiomon. T., brooklyn.
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Az Schools CITY
ANtiHfit sntii.N ANh SCHOOL,

~ iihtti titf - nA u VT
/ a-rIs a uNiU' hi NaNtt nhHN i@i
galt.a auh f, u,utH iN aiN lNiN " Vu HlH NiN ,ih
sud u0nhr ailrrNaih ut-hial a. .iim0n iru 0ul
ioW rau,,ug and ND AUhulltui MAiUtuA hots NaAoi
Apply al iiu NNsi ~ th sl
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Musical Instruction
LtnAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC

tIIA ul HEW NunN,
iU NISl slI~I iU ~. .....
The nnly mist s.hunl the state rmnnHrtri w itfMh
i've Uncut nrnntr the Bhlni hr iers IA mh4i ana 'h'
IunIN TiNI pUUFFssOn7,
AMI Amrtitl ~
stnrtul an binnries ui Nmhi pnh insttnmrnnl Nuah
furntnu Uiuuar NJ Hiiripn lnnrnhpra. anh lnhWinH
and ning ium the hi'i heannne ~ the highest nii''"
ltifUtiiun
T. inlrr ,hu President ~ Wist oohst
AIMS. ANNA GRANGER ituW, Nnrhl
hinianiepN
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13

SAMUEL BREARLEY, JR., A. n. HARVARD
'~lB7l. AND RECENTLY A NEsiDBNT MEMBEn or
BALLIOL COLLEGE ONfOhD WILL OPEN A DAY
SCHOOL ron oIHts Al EAST tDb.sr, ON oUro.
her n CIRCULARS WITH LISTS or TLACUEna
HETEHEECEa, TERMS, E1C, FORWARDED UPON AP
PIJCATIUH NH DnEAHiEy WILL DE AT HOME
fonEN0ONs AFTER sEPiEMDER l.
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Iaw Schools.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.

NOJI MBIA COLLEGE LAW SCl1OOL.
EAST 49TIt.ST, NEAR MADISONANE
Tho twentyseventh annual term OF this INSTITUTION WI"
commence on the FIRST MONDAY IL OCTOBER, 1881 Al
the Law School Building IN East i9tst bctweenAtn an
Madison aves side AMI will continue until june 1881
The course OF study embraces two years and s deHyneuo
clyo full and accurate instruction In the principles anu pf
Gce Of the law.
Tor catalogues, &c. address as above. ,,
THEODORE W. DWIGHT,
Warden, &c
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,1Tuiru sVAU lINr-M\IWN WOlTr.

w VSIIfn srAffs ANh RuN Al MAii sfEANEaa
FlH quEfSsfoWN AM / Nthrnni~
htpuBAc rar n"" ''''..' ,th tlw. J'sh ~ ia \.
GtRMANit Oapi, h,nnedy sanVae ho'. iepn
ANN ~ & cant parsOil. ihi ddN NoN h 80 a
fRoM IIlL WHITE sIAh nitk tnnI ~ Wtf
RATES -slloor. $40 ~ and .lon Rotun ucsss q
favorable em,. Storage at To-" rates ln'e'mehAs
tAduatiC only. tih. ..,,.
For In spo ton nj plans aud other information apply at ne
company 4 oliccs, No b broadway, NeN.N oik. -.
"''"' ~ n. J toRlI~, Agent .
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Aorlppllrr couulaarot

| RoOn ~, rniBuNg BuitUiSd
| NEw.IonK, october y, 1884,
v'O CONTRACTORS.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
Cca,l Noilero.

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT place Of
y tra, tho city AMI County of New.iork ssmmans.
William spcrh, plaintiff, against Flora ~aws,L sAsa
schpohI Lewis Townc john Hunt ,nthouy schssri'
David O. burton osorsS wasSn JoIp yopi .,sp tame se Sss
Lenel rr!chars F,siorSk a. TnlRSs ,s si1T saa NJ,
graph Company Uergc n Manchcstor Ter unaai Grasss
]SG SsR bayI. SS ps Mi T IS%c% ls@@ JsS ss'f
Leroy DsvM an Ma'rsngsr e MaN y,t 's ISn III IL ss
1ca '' ss"s "ousaar M %a@ss burns: fGo%a' Mel9y, ~
wald NJ, Lou shlin and William rhiloues' dei'%'H"
Yoa arr hereby summoned to answer the COMPLAINT n ~
action and to ef 1 f@@r R@ S % % s' &
mons exclusive scryc and IA ca~ OF you, "a. s,
Sy dssH sEric ci % %%sTS % Sc 5opa
pa'' N'" JAZZ Jhc0B 1SSl SSlrfINnARpr Plaintiff, Aons
Post once a,iir - and ONCE ,.,,
ToJAMEs BURNS The foregoing SUMMON, 49,. !. 'fl'S Ms
upon you by publication pursuant t an oles 81 n. yl s,,s
ns S ated the 7 ay OK Nnsus and si ~
the comp mt IN The oce ot the CLERK oi %cwyet
OF cw-Sork. at the Court House In the VlV =" ''"
Dated August 'JArtos rtos srErNuARDr Plaintiffs Attorney.
CIXTIETH STREET. Count of .oi.aCn 9.4sn
- Pleas in and for the city and County o. en.isf
&c rye DE +, Barton AMI william l. whe,nS,re pa''-'
In pursuance Of u gisnt Of force o.urc and aG ~
and entered in the aooye eIed at. seS 9 ,te ee
therein naps y sell at guSfD ;Ds "afS" M 81 T l
Friday the 18th cav setcmle iss At sSs9St Gs 9Ssns
ina, day BY chard v Harne l aac%e .rrp Ias
said ]uIgn M men,lonei anu 'no, s u, eroun with ~
building thereon erected situate, yht az" ,sied an
Twcutys cond Ward OF the Cty Of New los s soaihsrl
described follows: Beginning AT pout ON W. AIR ed
of sixueth street, distant two hint," ,,c,,on q
elstsry from the formed Nv tt s., are
eastery sue the Nnth avehue with the u. with M
sixteh running thence s1ntho " - Ia huuiri
Ninth avenue and partly tn Oughs pa ~ ~ thssS
feet and live incls TO the centre I'm. o lnr ~, nfhssi
osstcry along the same. thrtyseNen H. a ven nd
thenee norh,rly again parae with the MINI Az .eha
partly through party wall one hundred t, ones W. ssi
to tho sOnhcrly stc ~ Stteh street. snd he peS
along the same thiity even feet and issA
OF place of beg ginning g-Dated New loh sslnwup'0iLs
.. cEou"H wv Ilefsfe>
T.. n MOrRAN,
Plainta's Attorney.
luB broadway, New.Nork .,sussd
The safe of the above described piem ses i.nec''"
'"'''''' " '' " UIOnUt DOl"ssss,s,ee
T. ~ MOFnAN,
PlantiNs Attorney. Ia. f.tska
rhr sne Of the above ,irscthei premises u
adoutnrd tn October ~, ist at the samr hs ntuits
ti"h"' 49, issr>
r. n MOEpAN.
rlaintifs Attorney
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Damages 10 Chlus w the French Dem-
bardment.
MEXICAN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED
The Three Powers Sssssing-Ths CHA
sss Msss-As Army ON Csmsis
N HAT Africa The Chol-
ere Decreasing - nt~
Mexican Cssxrsas.

CRY OF M.XIco, Sept l6.-Congrsss
convened tonight. President Gonzales
read his message. lie congrstulates the
Nation on tho almost unanimous election
Of ten. Disz 10 tho Presidency. Ho says
the foreign r-lstlons of Mexico ara sat y
factory. Her domestic relations are
peaceful. he expects . speedy consul
nation OF the reciprocity treaty be-
tween Mexico and the United States.
He will recommend 10 Congress. tho eI-
tention ~ the time OF tho treaty for
tho reciprocal cross ng of tho
boundary lines by troops of either Re
public IN pursuit ~ savAg-S lis says
tho preliminary basis OF diplomatic re-
lstions with England will he immedi
atsiy submitted o. Congress. The Presi-
dent considers them equitable. lie in-
forms Congress that - special cOmmis
sion will soon sail for cnlna and Japan
20 develop commercial relations and in
terests.
4 large portion of the Presidents mes
sage IL devoted 10 recuunting the rail
way aud telegraphic developments of
Mexico; also colonization and harbOr
improvements. lie reviews tho mic kel
question, the stamp law and the fusion
oi banks consequent upon tho s2O,UD,oS
loan of ;ilSt uf May.
The President says a now tariff Will
soon bcsubmilted To Congress.
There was long civic and military
PROCESSION this morning and NJ night .
fine display OF fire works and general
illumination.
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The Three rinperors.

SRIgRNIvIo, Sept. lG.-Afjer the greet
ing at the railway station yesterday, the
Emperor William drove to the palace
with tho Czariaa, They were followed
by the Gear and tho Emperor Francis
Joseph. The right hand side of tho pal
ace WAS assigned to the Emperors OF
Austria and Germany, and the other
side Is occupied by tho Czar aud Gar
aiLA, Prince Bismarck, Count kalnock-
uey. NJ. Diegero and other diplomats of
tho Emperor lodge in wing of the
palace The only persons visible from
the railway tram winch bore the En-
peror from Warsaw to Skiernivic, were
soldiers. Nobody was allowed on the
platform at stations, and railway OIL
cisis werc ordered to close the windows
Of their houses. Polish gen d'armes ATE
guarding the place. No one is allowed
10 Namsin here without permit signed
by Gpn, GOlIrEi.
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. l6.-The fall meet
iny of the Lou,sville inckey Climb berau
i.,. MI ,,,a,,,I,, mas, ,.,,,, h,+ ~.
'"-"AS' no "e''"o' was so'o' 'u' 'ho
track was IN bdu condition, DelnS very
dcep IN dust, Otherwise, all was fair.
FIRST Race-Purse $500, All ages, maid
ems; allowances, tlreo-uuarters of a.
mile. Mona was never headed through
out, and won handilV by two lcngths.
Strick land second, Ai,lee third. Time
l:l5l,.
second Bacc-Pursc 300, selling allow
ances, mile heats. At the lower fy1rn
John sullivan took the lead, winning
Nv Il length; Golden Venture, second;
Palmetto, third The judges disuuali.
tied Ari>tocrat for a foul and gave the
fourth place To Springfala. Time, :i6A.
Second heat; III the lower turn John
Sullivan went to the front and was never
afteryvard headed, winning in a gallop
by u length: Golden Venture, second;
D,In,.ttn ,hi.J friu,n .tult Ntinna,
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TROUBLE IN CAMP.
BLAINE TRIES CANCELLATION.
Tho stAlwarts OF New York are FIss-
poratcd With iIis NscilIatinG aud
wan Throw no Force into
the CampniSn - Ets.

NEW YORK, Sept. lc-lSpecisl.l The
real object of Mr.. BlainG's much-talked-
OF visit to Eew York city has leaked
out, and was quietly told to-day by one
OF the stalwart leaders.
Rlaine's visit, no SAWS, is not actuated
by his great love for the Republicans OF
the Empire State, but rather to fix Ger
tain irregularities in the ranks headed
by Barney, Bigioy, Mike Cregan and
Johnny O'Brieu.
The Stalwarts have refused to do any
campaign work for Blaine. The dele
after their return from Chicago
and unanimously agreed that unless he
was positively willing to give them =
proporti0nste share OF he Federal pat
ronsge he would have nothing TO expect
from them.
Early in July one OF tho thrse leaders
went 10 Maine and had . personal utter
view with Blaine. The Republican cam
didsts WAS extremely anxious TO pre-
sorve harmony In the city.
Robinson should take back seat during
tho campaign and that whom his
term expires = man IN their interests
should be appointed collector and that
the entire Federal patronage, with the
exception OF District Attorney be turned
over to them.
The interview was not satisfactory,
Blaine refusing to Accede TO the
demand. lie only Sc. the price
was too high. TL emmissary
returned and the stslwas!~- set to work
to push their claims. They sent another
emuiissary to Maine and he re-
turned shortly with ths refreshing
news that Rlaine had agreed to do any
thing the New York machine de-
manded, but this did not appeSse the
O'Bren and Cregan.
They asked that the pledge be made
in writing and signed by Blaine.
Hs pretended TO feel hurt that his
word had been doubted and closed
the negotiations ut once. The ma
chine men, however, didn't weaken.
They had been burned before, and
the scars OF their wounds were not alto
gether healed. They rested on their
oars and did no work.
1t soon became apparent that the
usual enthusiasm was entirely absent.
No new clubs were started. Blaine's
presence in tho city was absolutely
necessary. Hence the charge in tho
Maine statesman's programme. Hewas
urgently requested to visit New York ~
soon rs possible.
The machine maintains that their de-
mands are final, and if Mr.. Blaine un-
derstands what is well Tor him, he will
sign tho agreement he verbally pro-
pDsal.
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g'he Cars Organ ON ,l,e ai,uat,on.


f5r. PErERsBrHG, Sept. l6.-The Jour
nal de st. Petersburg, wEicl speaks with
semi-oilicial authority, says: "Events
At Skierncvie are dominating the whole
political situation. The meeting Of the
three closely united sovereigns,
accompanied by confidential states
men indicates policy of poace. There
is no question now of the formal a!li-
snces, or the special agree
nents, but this meeting
will confirm the understanding al
r-sdy happily existing, ON all
great questions, in order that
every question outside OF the present
statl quo may find the nonarchs
acting conjointly where their
interests coincide, II citing har-
mony whero they differ, en-
oioyfng their solidarity to preserve
order, law and peace end repeating
the rights Of all, but keep'ng watchtul
eye on those who disturb the existing
order Of things.
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AT D0uapnkTY STATION.

AT n0u0enkrY STATION.
DoUoukRTr STATION, Sept lb,-lSps-
clal. Two houses were burned here.
one WAS occupied by MIR. Braiheld ~ .
grocery store, aud the other by Mr..
kir b ardson, dry goods.
Srsdisld's loss ~ $4,000, and Richard
sous loss is SS,Uoo. No insurance ON
either.
AT DETROIT.
This morning Dire was discovered In
the Peninsula Car works. TIL" building
Was destroyed. Loss, sl7,UO. lnsur-
ance will cover the loss.
Al rRvER HgAp.
RIVER III AID, l.. J., Sept, l6-The
woods east of hers are burning. Many
houses and barns are threatened.
A. NEW YORK.
NV YORs, Sept. iR.-Lute tonight .
fire broke ont Ia the driving room of A..
:. 4 W. Nichols h Co.'s. mauuiac'Ory,
l57 AMI lj9 East 18th street. The tire
spread rapidly and the building
wn> entirely consumed. The firm arc
rnarbl. and slate manufacturers, ard,
although they hal Dut little stock,
on hand the inss on tho huilding and
machinery amountsto slO0,O0.
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A business Letter,

Nrw York, Sept. lG.-A letter from
Havana, dated September II, il ~ iol
lows; An uttompt was recently made 10
burn Ma,anZas. Three hrcs started
simultaneously, one in the theatre E-ta-
han, smother in the sugar store of OnN,
GarOyi'i2a a. Co. and thud
In cottage Of Mr.. Font. All fires were
discovered and promptly extinSuishod.
Bandits started thsm Tor the purpose Of
pillage. Twenty-Five arrests were made
in connection with the Drss.
The customs collector At Havana pub
fishes the following: Examination Of the
cargo OF the steamer Newport on her last
trip showed large quantities
OF flour entered - chalk
but tho steamer was required To pay
regular flour duty. Lard was entered as
grease. This time l will not enforce
fno@. but should il happen again, ! will
Ia forced To take energetic measures
and exact the fines provided by the Gus
tom house regulations.
The French steamer Vile dc Brest,
from st. Nazaires, arrived yesterday,
and preferred to remain seven days in
quarantine here than TO proceed 10 Vera
Cruz with passengers and cargo destined
to this city. She left the mail, which
WAS thoroughly iunigated. The steamer
on her return from Vera Cruz will he al
lowed To discmbzrk her passengers and
cargo, as the privilege wss granted the
steamer Vile dc st. NAzaire last month.
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The Hapositios a. 0aI ycstep.

dALvssToy, sept. ld.-kAj. John II.
Elliott, the State Commissioners TO the
New Orleans Worlds Fair, WAS In the
city this morning, on . Tying visit. He
loft curing tho day for Houston. MAJ.
tin Thursday evening. Al both cities
hs will ask for aid In pushing the good
work of the auxiliary societies already
organized, About every city In the
StAtehAa taken favorable sction in re-
gard TO representing Texas interests ~
the world's Fair, with the exception ot
0Alvsstou, where no action whatever ~
yet has be.u taken. Msj. Elliott OK.
pects " return TO Galveston in about
two weeks aud h. will spend some tim0
in forming strong aud willing societies
among the merchants and ladies OF Gal
yeAtOu,
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WACO, Sept. lS.-- Especial. Cotton re-
ceipts to day 300 bales. Prices, "a cents,
an eighth lower than yesterdays
prices.
There are no new developments as to
The incendiary fire Of yesterday morn
ing.
Waco University opened it's twenty
fourth year with 1856 students.
The ladies arc preparing for an art
loan exhibition.
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CRI MES AND CASUALTIES.
A Pail frsm Grace which will Rsd on
the GAllsws.
WOMAN MURDERED ~ ROBBERS.
A Uabsas-csrpus Refused the Marshall
viiiAin-Raiiway Csiitsiss-Bsiiss
KXrlosion-DisAso ~
Trais-Houud Hanging.
Disehsrssd-A An Escaped <cssviss-P Pleaded
GUILTY.

Discharged An kscaPeA ACsaviss'-rise
GUILTY.
WACO, Sept. l6,-lsp~ciAi. Before
United States Commissioner Fink to-
day j. w. Gooch, y member OF tho firm
OF Gooch & Wells, tombstone msDuiAc-
turers, " as tried on charge or unlaw-
fully opening aud reading letters sd-
dressed to the Waco Marble Works, .
rival tombstone firm, The defendant
WAS discharged. The case has excited
much interest here, and brought out,
incidentally, defective methods in tho
Waco postUf'ice,
Norris Neatly, = desperate horsothiof
recently sent from this county for two
years, escaped from n convict trHin Al
Caldwell lvst Saturday, runniI x tho
gauntlet of seven guards, each ~ whom
sOnt load OF blck-hot after him. lie
In known 10 he lurking in this county
and officers are aitcr HIM.
Nelson Lester, arrested for b'gsmy,
owns up aud says be ~ill plead guilty
before he will face the two women who
claim t,. be his wives.
"Wceping Joe" Harding, the cvangel-
ist banti,cd several Of his converts by
immersion this afternoon and tonight.
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ThsMarsha,I villain.

AUSTIN, Sept. l6.-[Spscial. Dan #.
Jones, arrested here yesterday on ths
charge of abduction, to day appealed for
writ Of habess corpus, but Judge
Walker refused 1t, and City Marshal
Adair, Of Marshall, will take him back
to that place. Ssllie Knight says she is
II years OF age, and WAS on her way to
New Orleans with Jones.
Her parents were once wealthy ana
are well known in Marshall and Louis
lana. She leaves for holGe in the morn
ing with her cousin, q. Lathrop, who
cSmo here afler her.