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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-05
HUNDREDS OF PERSONS VACClNATED.
SOME IMPROVEMENT IN HEALTH oil flCh boeiNH's

IN MONTREAL
MONTREAL, Oct. (Specida.-Ihe correcteu
tatistcs from che Catholic Cemetery snow th'
,here were 269 deaths from smallpox for the week emu
ing Friday instead of 321 previously reported Inc
figures from tue Protestant Cemetery are not at mana
go. Ovcr 400 nersons were yacciuaed at the Central
UaaIth Office today one being ninety years Old,
who said that he wished to set good example Ihere
was no disturbance of kind today the wet weather
perhaps dampenng the ardor OF wonld-De rioters AS
much as the volunteers DR.. samuels private III the
Victoria Rifles, who accidentally shot by frl-
yate Rodder Of regiment last Might ded at
o'clock this morning his injuries 1t appears that
about hafpast last evening word was received that
an attack on the Exhibition Grounds was feared
and Colonel Crawford, of the Victoria hhe''
cave orders 10 have the guard strengthened, ou'
that the rifles must be loaded with blank cartridges
Sergeant Sims hearing that some OF the senteS
had loaded their revoiyers, went around on
spectou when he TO Private Rodden he touha tnt
he had his rifle loaded. lie at once ordered him 10
unload aud while Private Rodden was doing so the Te
accidentally went off The ball striking PF'a'e '"n'"'
walking up to Bonsecour Market day or two ago ne
passed house in Craigst in which man nae Just diea
,hrew Something of sheet on the volunteer. saying
Bank you, you take the smal allpo1 lie took no noioe
f"w,rated Another member OF the Montreal Garrison
Artillery was attacked last evening by ionr freneh
RSeI ~ and " Ttre les OanGdiens - One " the men
struck the volunteer on the back OF the mead Win
the French Canadian will likely refrain from attacking
a Volunteer in future. At early hour this morning
noliceman named Hottie was brutally attacked by a
gang of four ruians Forus liquor store lie Is not
expected II this Kind OF thihs keeps on our
police force will be thinned out.
QUEBEC, Oct. 4.-Great excitement was caused
yesterday in st. sauveur when the public vaccnator
entered two OF the largest French schools
there for the purpose OF vacclnang the scholars The
pupils becime greatly alarmed owing TO
erroneous statements about the severity
NJ vaccination. Entire classes rushed
from the schools and homes to their parents
became eXasperaed and went to tic school In no peace
frl frame Of mind They were met by tie
Mayor OF the municipality. who eXpostulated with them
ana finally got them understand tho necessity OF vac
cinaton when the crowd dispersed without usingany
violence. . -,
To-day the clergy In the several Roman Catholic
churches spoke Of the necessity Of vaccination aud on
having patients removed TO the hospital should small
box make appearance in this city. There was one
death the Marine Hospital to-day. The patient came
from Montreal.
LONDON, Ont, Oct. A case OF smallpox was dis
covered here to-day. The victim came from Hamilton,
where he had been nursing smallpox patients
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-05
IRISH INDEPENDENTS oRGANIzfYG.

The lTish- American independent Association,
whose headquarters Ia Fourteenth st. during the
last National campaign. and which lid such effective
work behalf Oi Blaine aud Logan Is being rcorgau
zcd by Edward j. Rowe for active work Ia the state
campaign Yesterday Mr.. Rowe visited the head, OF
the old organization IN the different election districts IN
the city aud al those in Brooklyn AMI obtained from
them the warucst assurances OF support AT KcSbcrs
Han Oh Saturday night iucong OF SC cral delegates
held NJ which Mr.. Rowe presided. lie announced
that headquarters would be secured for the Organization
by Wednesday. and then they would h0d large public
meeting and proclaim allegiance 10 the candidate Of
H. T. clO
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THROUGH NEW-YORK STATE.

BREATHING THROUGH A SILVER WINDPIPE.
BUFFALO, Oct 4 (SpecidO.-An old physician
OF this place who lost his wndpipe and larynx by can
now breaihes freely through silver tube which Dr.
Roswell Park inserted in his throat. He is over sixty
years Of age ana the disease bad deprived him Of wind
pipe larynx and the power Of speech Now he ia able
Ia articulatc sufficiently well To he easily understood
His tone OF voice, however Is always tho same as Is
produced by reed which II fixed In the end OF the
silver windppe. IL required siI weeks OF experiment.
Ing for the surgeon 20 achieve this result and to ht the
tubo exactly TO It's place.
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SUICIDE OF cnArLEs A sLEAsrER.

MEDINA, Oct. / JSpcci9h.-Charles II. Slcas-
ter. age twcntysiI. was found dead IN bed this
morning having taken sixty grains OF morphine. IIo
tho only brother OF Frederick j. s!castcr, the
athei,tic writer Young scastcr was crossed In love
some seven years 20 and at that time attempted to
commit suicide hy drowning bat was rescued. He has
since drank deeply. and been nj times despoudcnL Four
ycuts ago he tried XII himself with morphine. lie
LEFT letters 10 BIS employer and the other to his
brother and parents, IN which he begged their Forgive
aud bIdc them t"U but dd No; glNo reasons Tor
his act lie educated aud popular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-05
LCKEyARMNEss ~ HILLS CAMPAIGN.

There is not a cheerful condition Of things at
the Democratic headquarters. There Is uneasy feel
ing that the ticket IS not received In this city with the
most unbounded enthusiasm, and the advccs from the
State such to lead TO the belief that there will
be strong campaign There are not wanting ind lea
tOns that Mr. Flowers "baTl" is very much missed and
up 10 the present time other available has been
discovered. The County Democracy people have but
toned their pockets very tight and their local campaign
Will probably be used rs an excuse for keeping them
he emcticaly scaled. Altogether the prospect il not
the Democratic State ticket.
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CONFIDENCE IN REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
Chairman Cole, of the Republican State Con

nttec and the candidate for Governor went Corning
OH Saturday evening. Captain Cole will probably return
to-day. secretary VrO0man also went home TO Her
kmer lie will DO back tomorrow The active work Of
the campaign Will be begun at once. Tho letters
yesterday and for that matter ever since the
headquarters opened, from all parts OF the State
In the most encouraging manner OF the outlook
for the State ticket Tie danger OF largo Prohibition
vote grows less daily. IN this city the Merritt move
has ceased to excite the apprehension that 1t did two
yaaIg gnUn
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FLArrEXINo A BCLLEr on MS sKuLL.

TRENTON, n. j., Oct. (SpeciaD Edward
Lang German confectoner, FROM Baltimore, stepped
behind an engine in the round house OF tie Pennsylvania
Railroad Company this afternoon aud sent pistol bali
into the centre OF his forehead It struck the frontal
bone and was haened out like penny Two ply sciaus
probe1 the wound at ST. Francis Hospital extracted
the ball They said the injury was not serious one and
that tie man would recover lie tried end h!s life
btcauso he could not get employment and had a cent
Oi money. The peculiarly Of the result the shooting
is due 10 The fact that he used small cheap pistol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-05
srRlEE OE 0LlESNORKERS ENDED.

PIrTspuRG, Oct. Specialization months
,rge tho question OF for the coming year Tor
tho wlndow.glass workers was settled yesterday tue
worImen accepting reduction OF 10 per cent Oh tue
,rcs,nt selling pre The wages 20 Do advanced IN
rnnnrtiun 10 to advance IN selling prices AS ieault,
faciorlcs employing l50O mon, VIII resume
~ ,ncn rhcY have boon IDLE thrCe InpEthA
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GOVERNMENT FUNDS sTOLFy

GARDEN CRY, Kan, Oct. 4.-rhe post Office
1T this place was robbed last night the safe being
open and all the money registered tsters vauables
taken There were thiry-sx money packages for the
Goycrnmeit Land Office containing large amounts 40
elow 70 tine burglars. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-05

Arrested APrER rHlRrr.rwo YEARS

GALVESTON, Oct. A dispatch from rh.S ,.s
Texas to The Netcs says John Alexander eharsou
murder in this county thirty-two years ago. anu
was recently arrested in Arkansas arrived here
day in charge OF officers Alcxahders
tho principal in the killing, was sent 10 t''o f'
Tor hfn nYo years ago and died thorc
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0RAHAM NOT TO BE PUNySgrD

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, 0cf. 4.-The Clason Cha
ham matter was speedily settled 3 ght after the arri.
val OF MI Nichols, attorney for SPENCER Trask Co.. OF
Scw-fork. j. IL. Bramwel. brother-ln-law Of Mrs.
bramwei, left the cilY with her night The officers
we're directed net t. the warrant ssned ley Judge
Vepland at o'clock last evening Graham was found
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-05

Edward n. Mayors, oI No 80 CN'"'" 'N'
and John A. IIoehr, OF No 23i seventh-aye.' liquor
dealers, arrested early yesterday morning lot NJ
mau William shernk appeared as tho c9mplalhtht ~
Jefferson Market Court. In tho course OF us oNlln
tiOn Mayers testified that the very evening OI tue
arrest Sheriuk had spent fully two honrs IN MS stOo
drinking gin and whiskcy at the expense OF inc pro
tor Justice O'Roiy held tho prisoner Tor trla uhVcl
300 bail. Commissioners Norris Bat WIN tho JHatlo9
during the presentation Ot tho cas" 10 @ '. @
he would have Shorluk's connection Win the e"se
looked into by the proper authorities
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ALLEGED ENGLISH ENCROACHMENTs.

Sr. PETERSBURG, Oct. A dispatch TO the
EOrOe Vrenyd from Askabad. dated Oh Friday. says
1.-The English have taken entire possession Of Hcrat
ana have Oricrcd the inhabitants 10 quit the
town Immediately. The inhabitants angered by the
action Of the Eugsh have thrown up carwOrks OppO-
site the citadel The English being strongly rein
fOcedn This dspatch is considered ~ Le
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RAvAGEs OF TIE CHOLERA.

MADRID, Oct. 4.-There were reported
throughout Spain Saturday 373 of cholera
and 175 deaths from the disease.
Throughout Spain to-day 275 and l12 deaths
have been reported.
ROME oct. 4--ln Palermo lag new eases Of cholera
ana 20 deaths reported to-day. Ia Parma 10 new
cases and deaths were reported and IN other places
in Italy II cases aud deatns.
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AN EDITOR GErs A COysULsHIP

BosroN Oct 4 (Spcciab. .-George b. Good
wn for several years the editorial staf OF The Bos
ton Post mas been appointed United States Consul TO
Aunaburg snxony. Mr.. Goodwin ~ n young man OF
ability. lie is u native OF Maine His father Is pron
ucut lawyer OF BiddeiOrd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-05
ELECTIONS IN FRANCE.

PARIS, Oct. 1.-The elections are proceeding
quietly. The Republicans apparently of ma
juriiies In the provinces The result will be ascrr
tanned anc made known until TOMORROW.
Julrs Ferry has been elected by large majority at
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DOCUMENTS CoNCERNiNG THE CAROLINEs.

ROME. Oct. 4.-lmpOTtant documents relat
ing to the Caroline Islands have been discovered
the archives of the Vatican They will facilitate TIA
settlement of the difficulty between Germany and Span
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UOyORS no 4 uURDERED NEGRO

CHARLESTON, 5. G., Oct. 4.-Stcphney Riley,
the col0rcd man who was killed Thursday, was
buried to-day with military honors By tho National
Guard At least nYo thousand persons were IN the pro,
cession aud the church packed. Tho Mayor ana
other prominent wete present No disturbance oc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-05

similar to the one that caused Grants death. The
symptoms also the same. Physicians wanted 10
make operation, but the family refused, as they
thought that 1t would be done experiment 10 Bee
II q similar operation would have helped Grant
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TO MEET EGYPTIAN RERELs.

ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 4.-Drtish troops aud n
g1nboat have been ordered up the Mic owing to the
rebel advance to Ilamck
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SHAFT OF A STEAMSHIP BROKEN.

LONDON, Oct. 4.-The Belgian steamer
Hermann. from NewYork September Il for Antwerp,
has been tOwed to Plymouth by the British steamer
Chicago, from New-York September 10 for Hull The
Hermann broke her shaft eighty miles ives: OF the scy
4
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srvpv BUILDINGS DESTROYED.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis.,, Oct. IA oiSp..s ,ho
r, -, s,vs that seven buildings, including too
coia, uonso nd several places Of business: NM
destroyed by fire at Marinete, Wis., cary 'nn.haf in.
Loss between $25 900 aud S3o,Ooo; ao'a' 0A
saral.
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and Informed that matter had been dropped and he
LEFT tho city with Mr. Nichols presumably for New-fork
All concerned regret publicity which has been gwen
to the affair." and there is disposition to punish era
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RETIREMFYT or THIS REV. DIR. WEBB.

BOsrON, Oct. 4 (SpeclaD.-This morning inc
Rev Dr. Wobb pastor OF tho shawmut congregational
Church rendered his resisaatlon OF charge which he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-05
DYING From A CANCER LIKE GRAyTS

Edward Russell, of No. 320 Part-Gyc.'
1t1nro, hIch ln1in cht f.on cnncer. The nAnocr wa
, 1885-09-18

NEW YORK, Sept. I7.-There was Il
large attendance at the Sheepshead bay
races to-day to see the run for the bouquet
stakes and the great . year-old special
stakes. Both winners were surprises
to a great part of the operators and book
makers, and went home laden with
money on the issue of both events as
comparative outsiders carried off the
victory. In the former instance The Bard
and in the latter Alta paid largely to their
fortunate hackers.
First race, Welter handicap, sweep
stakes, one and three-sixteenth miles
Corsair won, dead heat between Royal
Arch and ~Burgomaster for second place.
Time posi-. Mutuals paid Sl343j.
Second race, for on-winners, handicap.
sweepstakes, one and a quarter miles
Favor won, John Sullivan second, War
Eagle third. Time, 2:l2i.
Third nce-Bouquet stakes, 2-year-
ODDS, handicap, sweepstakes, seven eighths
Of a mile-The Bard won by 4 length
from Inspector b, who beat Florence
Fonso by half a length. Time, l:3lt.
Fourth race-Speci9l stakes for 3-year-
Odds, sweepstakes of $3.50 each, with 80, 900
added, $500 to second horse, one and
three quarter miles-Alta won by five
lengths ahead of Bersan, who was three
lengths ahead OF Volante. Time, 3:O9.
Mutuals paid S57. 20.
Fifth race, handicap. sweepstakes, one
and fve-eighth miles-Euclid won by two
lengths, Abba second, Louisette third.
Time, 2;57.
Sixth race, great fall selling race for all
ages, one and one eighth milcs-Little
Minch won by two lengths, Swift second,
Heel and Toe third. Time, 1857.
The Welter winner was bought in for
So, 205.
, 1885-09-18
Foreign Affairs.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. l7.-Sir Hen
ry Drummond Wolf, British envoy, has
presented to the portei the note irom the
marquis of Salisbury in which the mar
quis defines the necessity for reforms in
the administration of the finances of
Egypt and for a reorganization Of the
military forces Of that country. Lord
Salisbury proposes that the sultan send q,
commission to join with an English com
mission in an inquiry into the internal
condition of Egypt. The proposition has
been accepted by the sultan.
BERLIN, Sept. lit is reported That
Prince Bismarck has informed the bun
desrath hat he has no fears that the diff.
f%erences with Spain will result in hostli
ties.
CoPENHAoEN, Sept 1.-The Bank OF
Varde has suspended in consequence OF
the loss of its entire capital through the
frauds of one of its directors. Several
bank officials have been arrested.
QAEhEA DtlAs Ill II ltpOIAtu lntt
a commission will be appointed to ex-
anime Riel for the purpose of determining
as TO his sanity.
BERLIN, Sept. 1.-The report that
the German government is making in
creased naval preparations is semi officially
denied.
The Prussian government has again re-
jected the vatican's proposals in regard to
the vacant see of Posen and education in
seminaries.
OTTAWA, Ont. Sept. 1.-THE date to
which Riel is reprieyed SO that the appeal
of his case might be heard before the i'm
perial privy council, is Oct. IS.
%CARLsRuHE, Sept. Emperor vii
liam, as a mark of his approval Of tn,
army here. has decorated
Gen. Obernitz, the officer in command
with the order of the Black Eagle.
, 1885-09-18
United PresbYterian SYNOD.

SARATOGA. y. Y. Sept. l7.-At a
meeting Of the United Presbyterian Sy
nod the secretary submitted the report Of
the board Of foreign missions. The for
eign mission work of the church is in two
fields, India and Egypt. The report in
cluded the following statement We have
llj distinct mission stations, eighteen
foreign missionaries and one physician,
with their wives, fifteen unmarried female
foreign missionaries, 235 native laborers
and helpers, ten native licentiates and
eight ordained native ministers, making
in all a missionary force Of 30s persons.
The annual statement of the board of
church extension showed that during the
year ending April /, appropriations were
made to twenty-five congregations in six.
teen presbyteries, amounting to s27, 900;
receipts from all sources, including the
quarter centennial fund werc Ss3OOO.
and expenditures S3S. 900.
, 1885-09-18
The Mexican Veteranss

NoiANAroiAs' sept i'i"o ~"
'o'Ai .eA''An e'ers"S 's ~ oon'
unueu 'S SESSION 'o'uay, Inc nrs. pus'-
ness was tue report OF tue oonm'''ee 0"
o.ganiLauon' as ioio"s' ror pres'ueu',
zen jaime W, Denver, Oh Op'o, LOT INST
vice p.es'uen,, zen 'ian'on ~ "arsOn'
Of lnuianai LOT secretary Vol a. W.
hennedY' oil washington II. ~ ior
treasurer, CAPT . Niles oil "ashlng-
, 1885-09-18
A Desnerate Negro.

GALVESTON, Sept IA special TO
the N,1rs from McDade. this state, says :
A negro named David Woods has threat
encd to kill D. f. Paris, his landlord. who
swore out a warrant for his arrest. When
Constable Jennings, with a posse, at
tempted to arrest the negro, the latter
barricaded himself in his house and be-
gan firing on the officers. Charles Hos
kins, a young farmer, one of the posse,
was instantly killed. Three horses were
killed under officers. Woods and his wife
were both severely wounded by bullets
fired by the party outside, which pene-
trated the wall of their house. Woods
escaped from the posse. but wa arrested
and jailed this evening 1t is believed he
will be taken from the Jail by Hoskins
friends and lynched.
, 1885-09-18
On Trial for killing Her Lover
Cholera Notes.

MADRID, Sept. Eight hundred
and fifty eight new cases of cholen and
337 deaths from the disease were reported
yesterday throughout Spain
TouLoN, Sept 1.-Two deaths from
cholera occurred here last night.
RoNE, Sept lL.-During the past
twenty-four hours eighteen deaths from
cholera in Palermo, and twenty new cases
and six deaths in Parma.
Thirty-six new cases of cholera have
been reported IN Palermo during the past
twenty-four hours.
PARIS, Sept. l7.-Twenty. cases of
cholera have been reported in Paris dur
ing the past three days. The sanitary
officials claim that the disease is sporadic
and not Asiatic cholera, and that the hot
weather prevailing has made the cases
more severe than is general at this time
of wear
, 1885-09-18
England,s Futuro Premier.

LONDON, Sept. lZ.-Chamberlain is
making a triumphant tour in Scotland; he
delivers an address at every stopping
place. The villages which he is an
%nounced to visit are decorated in his hon
or and addresses are presented to him
everywhere. The people greet him with
the greatest enthusiasm and cheers are
given for ''England's future premier. Of
In one of his speeches he announced that
Gladstone had been restored to health
and would assume the leadership in the
electoral campaign.
, 1885-09-18
The Silver Question.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE Ereani9
otdT mas the following; Representative
warner oil ONO Is IN the city to day.
having come here to see Secretary Man
ming ana treasurer Jordan about his pro
pose1 SILVER compromise bill MIR. War
ner has been consulting with all the
prominent SILVER men he could reach with
a view to strengthening his proposition.
Inc most important persons on both
sizes oil the question are SAID, however
70 stahd IN thelr original position and the
inc prospects Tor a compromise are not
thoueht 10 be good. Both MIR. Bland
ahu MI reagan are quoted as declaring
,nelr determination TO stand by the Bland
uo'Ar uneofapromisinsiy, and the anti
sn'e' men say 'na' r~resluent cleveland
mas nor altered MS views IN the least since
"r'uns MS famous anu'sllVer letter short
Hal'er MS election.
Il prospect seems TO be Tor a straight
''sue on Do'n sizes ana the outcome de-
penus upo "he'ier OF not the adminis-
'ia''on mas received enough converts
s'nee tue last session 10 put them IN con-
.'ni u, tue mouse on una. question: winch
II Is 'hought, VIII De the most important
III inc orsanizatloh OF the mousse and IN
esPee''o WHICH speaker 'arlsle VIII De
p"'eu III "' embarrassing posi!ion' lhere
% no 'uea 'nA' nc VIII meet WIN any op-
pos'''o" III us ean'ass lot tne speaker
SUPP anu nc WIN nave 10 ueciue as 10 tue
o'R"niNA''ou OIL Tue coming IN
inesSui0s ccmmitee when VIII nave the
s"Nei Question oeiore 1" -
Ho0ung 10 Tue general custom olu
""o "a'e se.'cu satisfactorily
VIII DC reappoin'eu at the neads OF their
respective committees linus MI Nor
r'So" VIII eAPec. 10 go al M nead Of ways
anu means M handai 5 iriends VIII
c'a'in ior MN the approptlatlon commit
Tee ana MI biana VIII expect TO be
piAeeu A' tue neau ol the coinage weights
anu measures committee lie VIII ex-
pec' aiso ina. tue committee VIII DC or
gani1eu a'corulng 70 MS IDEAS so that the
Sii'er men VIII DC IN control. should ms
expectations DC accomplished a silver
men "oulu nave the reins IN their own
uanus anu 'he aumihis'rat on would De
defeated at inc outset On the other
mana, II VII. oari'sle snouid refuse 10 nave
Mr biand IN MS DC position or Mould
, 1885-09-18

Have Just received a full line of iurs in
the latest STYLES of Newmarkets. Dol
mans. Sacques, Coats, Expresses, Man
tillas and gent, men S ~overcoats, and aline
Of skins to select from; also a large line Of
fur trimmings, consisting of Sea Ottor,
Natural Lynx, Black Lynx, White Fox,
Black Fox, Black Martin, Northern
Beaver, Alaska Beaver, Chinchilla, Nat.
ural Seal, Natural Outer, Dyed Beaver,
Printed Beaver, Astrachan. Mr. A. W.
billiard, special agent of the world re
nowned fur house of. Ii. Leibes & Co. o.
San Francisco. is in the city and will be
pleased to give any information respectinl
iurs. p. H.. WATERMAN,
Furrier
, 1885-09-18

NEW York, Sept. l7.-At a meeting
Of the Northern Pacific stockholders il
was stated that two judges had refused
an injunction restraining the voting Of
10000 shares by Brayton Ives and }. p
Morgan. A resolution was adopted re
questing the directors not to incur any
Indebtedness whatever for the construc-
ton of a new road. The old board Of di-
rectors was reelected.