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The United States Government aas 6as
in its employ 400 John Smishs aQd soo
Jesssss and JshRseAA ~x~
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&. II. GRIFFIN,

.~ ENLIST. ONCE over First National Banl
Oflce hours from 3. IN. to D. In.
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AMERICAN ETCHINCS.

sI.e,o: twenty orr in1l CEILINGS hy American aIt7,
arl,Da whom are James D. ~mie Thomas Moran i.rish,
Toris Garrett and others with text and POI graphical matter
by P Eoellcr ald otlc~s. Iluol limited - $50 Ii'
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iun Goth portfolio s2j, ~ copies, proofs On Japan paper
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rUtRTFNI RIVER RRANCU

4 K NEW YORK. NEW. HAVEN AND HARTFORD r r.
Trains icayc Harlem River station. corner l32 st and
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49, go go and 500 D. for Port Morris Casanova
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Chester lmpsons Bay Chester Pelham Ba Barow CITY
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New Rochelle with tuiTr Tor all poi IS The IN NJ Of
hc Now Drk, NCw.iiaycn and Hartford Railroad, Shore
Limo and Ar Line DIVISIONS. NeV-tdualn Nldd etOwu
Britain unad Branches and Boston and all points
East
Midnight train for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tons A. - 10 q. m. lLy, except Mond avs
SUNDAY trains tOI New Rochelle and al Intermediate alta
lions al 90 noon $50 tho latter trai M
Rochelle with way trains TO Grand Cenr, depot and
stamford
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CUPERB GIFT BOOKS.
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LALLA ROOEU.

rv THOMAS MOORE. This charming oriental poem is
now for IL nls line produced IN style worthy OF ist Ii
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i.s made from designs OF the best artists America, to-
cetlr with several EuIop and Pc sian artst Tie
Illustrations are printed ,aot' o. coos ou ',.u" pa
ti and The text u the poem set n with the !uuruo
in or i.tie style Vol, quTo bound ID parchment pi
and in vel nm cloth folo with stamped rOb3us $l5i full
A.eLi.al selL. III. 81 ~.
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LENORE.

" EDGAR ALLAN POE. This Charming poem is en-
beulsled with Il beautiful ana OIL ilal Illustration. by
Henry Sandham engraved 10 the best possible style vol
small quaro co,h fun guilt - sos alligator assorted coois
aud STYLES - 90 full seal ct edges, s. &c, iull
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LGrtmq AcnSemle1.

ALLEN DODWOETH, G~1 jTll-A\L..
~ ASH I.p 1852 UI~ SOS, lrNNk upbWpHIU
Cis--'t sut III'.tc lc.aons Gentlemen on Monday aud
Thursday tNrl.I-
I, class .i t'lr ruc.Iys HuI Fridays al half
past $50 cIIutuor .e- nrc mbrr p end ior cucuIIt
LENANDEE NACGREGOES. l12 9TH
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men. classes tipu"ay AMI iuuf day r,tu.urh
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HARVARD EIILI1'7 lUp.t ur.t MY.Ilys AMI LIARS
days. Ca-4c. alwI op-n. rcr clfcultr.
As MIR TRENOR exclusively occupies his
"a Academy Binding. broadway and s-l.,,. hc gives
son dancing daily. 'ittulu7
NAKL MARWIG'S New ACADEMY, lOS W,st
\ jstu-s,. Glasses open. Crcn.ms on appI alton.
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~ GEORGE DODWOR1II.2 - West 21th-st.,
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Religions Notices.


All souls Church. ithaye corn, corner go
scGQ o sermon by b ne p plISF cordially nydd
afternoon ococS Address by silver fongne Orator
especially programme ofmusic under Dr. John Kelley
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ESTES 4 LAURIAT, Boston, Mass.
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Nem blifdtions.

For notes of new publications. including Minor
Poetry" 1.-TWO New Novels and "An Unworthy
Teacher see 10th page.l
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A CHRISTMAS LIST.

CUT THIS OUT AND IRESERN l. FOR l iO'E
Use.
THE SERMON on THE MOUNT, the full Pible text
,uprossed and engraved page with border " iusa
lions and historical and explanatory introduction 10y EuW
v Hale 4o volume elegantly bound in cloth - oOi NOR
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Tbe songs OF seven" THE High Tide and many others
100 engravngs. bound cloth with basreefof ST. Bo
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HIDDEN SWEETNESS. Exquisite and reverentia
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PARIS Rv Philip Gilbert Hamorton Library Edition
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NATURES TEACHINGS: Human Invention Antici'
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LITTLE WOMEN ILLUSTRATED BY Louisa NJ Al
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THE ALcoTT CALENDAR FOR 1896 with new Tx,
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QUIET HOURS aco'lc uon oip'ens which never gro"
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O. "Quct Hours" 70 cts, or ia calf - 80.
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON an(
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express daily Sundays excepted TO BOstOnat m
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cars Sundays at pm. with palace sic ping cars
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EVE or ST. AGNES.

PyJ0UN KEATS With 81 now and original illustrations
DIV Edmund II Garrett engraved by George r. An rev. one
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Cedfher5.

CCHFRMERHORN'S Teachers Agency.-Es-
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nTivafe pupis families schools ana colleges no chl
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XVANTED.-A SUPERIOR French or American
w ladv az French teacher liberal salary must DC
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RiERE 81 East I7th.st bet. Broadway and 4n-aye.
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w REAU supplies Professors. Teachers, Goyernesses
Musicians &c to Colleges schools Families and Churches
also BOoKEeepes stenographers Copyis to business r'
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FUIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passcnger
trains leave depot foot ~ Cortland and nesbroSSe~ STE
AZ AIM l. $40. end p, m for IA ton. Sethe'"a'
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tbe Wear COACHES daily Local = rs
at A m and b4u Tor Esst'n. Rehlchem and trpay;
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leaves for Mauch Chunk and HlE ct0u. a..
General Eastern ONCE. No. 235 broadway.
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Nem Publications.

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
to their
NEW RETAIL STORE
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COMMITTEES PIT RELEASING FOR CHRISTMAS TREES
VIII find immense assortmentot
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have always made specially Of Juvenile Books. ana in this
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cont Toy upward and display as cn readily Dc seen VIC
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ter Buffalo Niagara FANS cleveland ro'edo "p' 10
ago, also Ia WateItOWn OEdcDsDuiR dAip
except = Itur ay. - ,,.,,v
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Mem Dnblicdtlons-

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For GWiIiiIih'Nsp- Rr sUNGUrY. LawiSSBrE1 AMI
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
The < AUSTRALIA VIII sail UENI, p,cenD'I -'
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day to-day. Several secret ballots were
taken. Adj burned at :36 p, w.. until 8
o'clock without having selected a site.
The Trial Continues.

New York, Oct. 2S-The trial of Ferdi-
nand Ward was continued to-day. Two
other yitpesses were examined briefly,
but failed to develop anything new. The
prosecution then rested and the counsel
for the defense then moved that the
state be required to state on which
charge in the indictment they
intended TO ask the jury for
conviction. The motion was denied
temporarily. Ex-Judge Ciochrane then
opened for the defense. He said that
his client had been pounded by the
press. financial mon, members OF a pro.
minent family, but the jury had only
to consider the evidence and render d
verdict accordingly. Mr.. Fish, he said.
went on the stand, not as a responsible
witness. 1t was the first time o convict
was called to the stand to testify against
q person in the court of oyer and tel
miner. Fish was q convict and his CON
dition when sworn as a witness, prevent
ed his being liable for perjury and
anything less than murder.
Fish comes here, and animated by
venom, swears to anything that comes
into his head, and being utterly irres-
ponslble he knows that he cannot be
held responsible. III he t~estities and
tries to send Ward to prison he is prob
ably working for pardon by
making Ward the scape goat. In
1882 the bank was in difficulty and
Fish's testimony could not be con-
sidered without corroborative teati-
mony; upon his evidence q verdict OF
guilty was impossible. VIM. S. Warner,
vino had entered the room during the
lawyers remarks was then called to the
stand for the defense. He testified
that he knew Ward and recognized 6
check for ST. sec, which he had received
in the ordinary course of business.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-10-28
DIscREDITs THE RUMoRs,
Assaulted by a Negro

Phila., Oct. 2S-Robert j. Cook, treas
urer of the Philadelphia Press, was at
tackled this morning by Stephen Mc
Pherson, colored i%anitor of the build
ing, and struck him on the head With {
Ratchet, having his skull fractured. The
injured man, who it is thought will die
was removed to. the hospital and hie
assailant was captured. Mcpherson is 6
large muscular negro and had been cen.
sured by Cook for allowing the gas tc
escape. 1t is thought that Cook struck
Mcpherson first and that the latter then
used his Ratchet. The victim had q ma,
tional reputation ae an athlete, having
been captain of the famous crew of
Yale college and the trainer of the col
lege crew for several years.
STRENGTHENING HER NOTIFICATIONS.
Madrid, Oct. 2S-The Spanish govern
Is strengthening Cuta, a peninsula
Morocco. Cuta is opposite Gibraltar
and only seventeen miles distant. It
has many points of resemblance to that
ratification and is well supplied with
water and if garrisoned would be all
but impregnable. Additional heavy
ornaments have been ordered for ports
1f the PHILIPPINE Islands.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-10-28

OF money IRE hereby de Jared due ard
payable from and after thu passage
aud approval OF this ordinance aud the
same shall be levied and collected
in the manner provided by law,
and when collected paid to he
contractor as hereinafter provided.
Section 3. In case any of the ttxes
herein LEVIED on any OF said lots, or
parts of lots aforesaid shall remain un-
paid for more then thirty days from the
time the same shall have become due
and payable as aforesaid, according to
the provisions of this ordnance, and the
charter and ordinances of said city, the
same shall thereuponibecome delinquent,
and it shall be the duty Of the city
treasurer to proceed forthwith to adver-
tise the same for sale as other delin-
quent city taxes, and thereupon in the
same manner as other city taxes to sell
the said lots and parts OF lots on which
any taxes hereby levied remain uapaid
at the date fixed for. the sale thereof;
and SO soon rs the moneys are collected,
or realized upon a sale as aforesaid of
the property delinquent, or otherwise
collected by the city treasurer, the same
shall be by him paid over to the con-
tractor entitled thereto, together with
the penalty and interest allowed by
law, if any there be.
Section 4. This ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after its
passage and approval.
Passed October 26, 1885.
E. T. WHITE, City Clerk.
Approved October 26, 1885.
c. j. B. HARRIS, Mayor.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-10-28
Jewish Ministers.

Baltimore. Nd, Oct. 2s-The Jewish
ministers association met this morning
at the residence of DIR. Bsny /. Izold.
DIR. Jaston of Philadelphia presided. A
resolution was adopted to hold a Men
delsohn celebration on the 4th of Janu-
airy, 1886. Mr.. Mendee introduced q
providing that the Oath 2of
October be observed annually as a Men
tofore day, when considerable discus
sion was created ard the resolution was
finally laid on the table. The meeting
then resolved itself into a committee of
the whole on the Sunday school ques-
ton, when it was decided to form a
Jewish school union under the auspices
of the Jewish ministers association.