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A c. ARMSTRONG e. son
LIVES OF ROBERT AND MARY MOFFAT
PUBLISH THIS DAY.

PUBLISH THIS DAY;
LIVES OF ROBERT AND MARY MOFFAT
nv their son. j. s. MoFFAT an Introduction by REV.
WILLIAM NJ TAYLOR d D.. with Portraits at the age of
20 and Portraits recently taken Colorod Maps
other Illustrations JO4 pages. octave. cloth 81 80
4 The name Of ROBERT MOFFAT although o well
known as that OF his sou-inlaw DAVID LIVINGSTONE.
may he'd in reputation as that OF the pioneer without
whose lahors those Of LIVINGSTONE and others would
have been other than they were.
His son has very nobly and lovingly unfolded the
daily life Of parents Of bis parents for the mis-
sonarys second missionary and the story OF her
so devotion only TO her ubsnd but
cause Of noble and spirit stirring as thing of
the kind read Both of such stun heroes
are and their names are worthy OF place in the
peerage Of faith."-From DIT TaylOrs Introduction.
NEW BOoKs-READY NEXT WEEK.
PRINCIPAL EDWARDS on FIRST CORINTHIANS.
ExPosIToRY SERMONS AND OUTLINES on THE
gOLD TESTAMENT 9th vol. Of the Clerical LibraTy.)
FLETCHER OF MADELEY. ByF W. Macdonald.
A. C. ARMSTRONG & son. ia B'WAY. n. Y.
THE PULPIT TREASURY.
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The prominent papers and illustrations S are - 'e"''
Portrait ana sermon r Dewitt 1almage. d. D., with
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MSe Thle EsrssnS ReS K cs @Sha
Not Doad but sleeping Rev. A. Mlrsell.
$ CIR s gss1,nsd saP5s%'fy
u; sS. S5 P:sa 'p' D.
A Live Goa, T. l.. Cuyer q. ID.
The Revival Spirit Prof J. j. Putler D. d.
Solo mons Ascent 10 the Temple PTes't j. Porter D. D.
Mission Work IN Armenia Rev. r. Chambers
All departments Full 81 DID.
ILLUsTkATED. YEARLY. 81 SO; Ccrgymen, 81.
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Nj PUBL. CATO -
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THEOLOGY OF CHRIST, from His own Words By
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MEMORIAL TRIBUTES. A com end Of Funeral Ad-
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THE FIRST NAPOLEON.

THE FIRST NAPOLEON.
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Mr. Ropes il widely OF the most com pcent
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with wonderful vigOr and thosc campaigns and
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Europe which Irresistible fascination for readers
OF history
THE PROPHET OF THE GREAT SMOKY
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Nfm t1ublirdtiona.
MACFARREN'S MUSICAL HISTORY.
HARPER g. BROTHERS. New York,
PUBLISH To.DAYi
MUSICAL HISTORY.

With roll Of the of musicians and the times anu
places Of theis births and deaths By @. A. hACFAhhEN
No 81 Extra Number of Harpers Handy Series. JUNO
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THE UNFORESEEN.

A Novel BY ALICE oHANLoN, author OF "a Costly
Heritage" Horace Macleau," Robert Red, Cotton
Spinner" NO Proof &C.. &c. No i97 Of Harpers FRANK
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PRIMUS IN INDIs.

A Romance. ByM j. CoLoUHoUN. No. 8S OF Harper
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THE WIT OF WOMEN.
BY Miss KATE sANBoRN.
Beautifully bound, cloth, square l2mo 81 30.
c,reful aud extensive collection Of the wit OF women
Miss sanboIn IS hers alf an author Of rare merit.
20 rnal Of Com nerce New York, says -" dainty VOL
ume cd with series Of brilliant apt quotations rom
the literary WORKS of womeu . over 200 pages OF
sparkling pms epgrsms reparteesburequcs ana sapeS
and Keen the best nitcrances Of the opposite
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, pu1cu VALLEY RAlLROAD.-Passenger

FUIGU VALLEY RAlLKUAII-LHssSs'..HI -.
trains depot foot OF Cortland era teS
auentovn Reading Msuch hunk. Glen eunmtt, ST. and
barre Towand Wavery, ithaca Gen-v Lyons i'm as
IT, Wesf Pullman through coaches tun daly IoI nfay
vi a m and 5IO y fol- Eastn ieheh'm anu az ali
leaving AZ a n l. and $40 y IN connect 10, ia
nonts IN Mahonoy and szleton coal regions SUNDAY VIA"
leaves for Miuc Chunk and X " Zoe : L. w.
DoHSiN' "~''N' r. B. ~ NOTION, q. n A.
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lnstrnctlon.

For Young Ladies-citv
. MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN NORMAL
n SCHOOL 34 Lsst iSth:st;1a anide Part six Just
P pnb Ssi How to aste n ns 81 Hsss
."ys gridnat,s viii teach children at nome
Music and Drawing. Address as above. -.-,-..-
A MISS MARY MARRIOTT NORRIS, re-
n. sumes her classes OctoborS -
A, ho,n. after sentembor 10 SATURDAYS excepted.
central Park Buildings, l75 West oSth-st.
OR AND NINE. VAN NORMAN'S SCHOOL,
~ F0 LADIES ANp WoSH%Sa 1000 vi"
I,RFNCU and ENGLISH SCHOOL for Young
ladies' 81 East 59h.st-Mrs snead aided BY efficient
corps Of successful teachers most approved methods ma
JACKSON SEMINARY, 513 and 515 East
Young ladies' and children desirable location extensive
shady groqnnnes, ,Y III OF JACKSON SEMINARY
~ a7 gibaye near l27thsL Boarding pupils 500 per
aua r. Apply at either pace. "
AIRS. SALISBuRY,'S School Par,
M No Eat Rt6 ;f'nss 6PS"ffloa f EfHit'i F'
Misses A. g. NJ. FALCONER PER4'IN'S Girls
wi school English rS@ Py sa sGIpqh sSs
Miss :. ID. DUREMUS viii reopen her Day,
wi school for Young Ladies' and Children OCTOBER at On
East 2lst-st.
MISS J. F. WREAK SSSiisoy.Avr
BOARDING AyP 6GY ffo3E r XLs YOUNG LADIES
AK RIfNHD5kkRRGHARrEX.
MISS JAUDON'S
~~ i"uhS o., Moiison.
VIII reopen october lst
ttISSES GRINNELL'S
NGLIsH, FRENCH AND GERMAN SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES MD clILDnhN'
Oh EAST FfFTH-SrREET
Separate Classes for Boys Kindergarten.
MISS ELIZABETH l.. KOUES Boarding
wi end Day School for Young Ladies' and Children 10
East tsth.st.. Will Openoctobef |.
MISS c. NJ. WILSON'S Class for Children
Aauf rntlq !
-'A opens '00'enOO' o. 100 West 45th-st.
I4S MADISoN-AVE:
Mr.. ROBERTS ami Mi.swALEERs English ana F Ff
sa nTS for for fo Ser 5 a an" Eye class NOy
Fer 10Th sexes-citv.
A BUREAU OF RELIABLE lNFORMA-
BY seqps9o with e% and a s o4 S6 s
age to those who describe ihcr wants bEsr TEACHEK'
Tutors and Syesn scca snrc,u Wsi S
CuRCrLARS OF SCHOOLS, with reliable In
FREQ; selection, mailed postage when wants
supplied Amonean SCHOOL nuro.u |c. & iisS S NY
MISS WAKkhN. II West 47th-st .-Boys
THE COMSTOCK SCHOOL...
L " No.32 wl:s;T ' Si.,a,. E 81;
English. rgen sae Day Iay : ,S@GGl ,dS 70.
G s165cr ffs s. ara @ Dy Soms err w
* EAST 6iTH-ST.
I'D MISS CUIsTOGNfs SCHOOL FOR Girls.
uarV ard Preparatory Glass 50. Boys CLiSse5
Art Schools-City
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
vi VIII receive pupls beginning, Tuesday October 20 IN
irnvc oil and airr cJur painting stl life. Towers ana
landscape CANA painting AMI decoration.
studio 40 - Madison ave
KccTcnccs
Mr. n huntington President Nauonll academy Of D'Sya
Mr.. william iisTj. y. A.; Nj. James NJ Hart, y. Al
Nj DAVID johnson. y. \.
MISSES HELEN AND MARTHA BURT'S
M Arr school. No 229 Ffthaye- Newlork
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ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the new

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
T. YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILRosA.n1
Arrangements OF trans rom ShsmD.rt;,t Depot fIo N
81 m-Daily pit Sundays. Day Express Draw
Coaches TO nghamtoD. Emirs Hon snlo Una.
HoInellsvie 10 Cincinnati and Eufao 70 Cn,hSs@
5p.mDaly Cmeaso and s. Iou,s LiI Id otc oacncs.
charge Tor fast time. Arrives H'Sli h,,ago'
M: Cleveland. 1913" AM Cincinnati % p W. Nn''-e''
300 D. snj ST Louis ESQ the seccId m"sh.a srr,ves
p m-Daiy Buffalo and Niagara fsls United ,c most
lunalo 40 = M S1'pe sion rhiSt - "a r n
p IN Tally CHICAGO Express Toy the West "a 9D,
fran of Pullman Day and steering Coachrs TO-
Elmira Buffalo Nafars Fals cnsiana .d az S5 sS m,
II l45 SO" 4i0 $40 $50 a. 10 80 81 ay pd6
IL midnight sundays 6;+5 $50 1920 M lA'' Wv
Paterson iS ii5 40 100 80 1920 M II n n9Sn l,o
midnight. SUNDAYS bt5 $50 1920 o H." 1870 0'"
Tao 4 p. M ! , midntvhi: ,,,., ca. soo slo 1000
NsrarS s 9o f q 90 Sso $50 80 Is, aai
IL midnight Saturday nights only. Sundays Vle "'
sUSei1 T. 5l5 ESQ OSe lO2oa l.5 $3.50 $50 II
ssO 80 $50 1850 p NJ and y minis,t m,pisst
Warwick 4:Ij 745 1915 m 4l6 p m sundays $40 10
Newburg aud Cornwall 1850 a III. $3.50 oOP m' SUI"
Eondoui and Kingston and noat=Omer; sSoRn
SUNDAY Sss M 700 1910 m ic $50 $50 10,
< $40 M sunday 545 $50 1929 M. ujl 80 o. N
Mddctewn ats oi3 zoo l9 119 a. S 40 M
Tho and $3.50 nj trans connect Win Ne" or .,oas
taro aud West Railroad at Man.st The lam IN s'p
81 PSrI Jerys AS 100 1920 $50 4:3o $50
pm sunday 80 lego m. ESQ pm OK a m "A
"a n n, every nrtesn mnues 5:l5 to 1875 m eveiy
thirty minutes amt lao M SUNDAY ever thir on aud
s.snng coaches be Obta ne and orfs Tor me
and transfer OF baggage nav he sit ct the Sonp1o Court
NJ nrooklyn OF the Coiupanys Dcpots -, =, Tin
Exnress ira rom the West arrive IN NewforA ~ ''
'5o ll i1uN \ %BBOrr Cenr PaSs'r Agent New.ior..
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O. H. Levermore ". Tho state General Of France f. W
Kelsey V. Prof Lads Doctrine OF Sacred Scripture q"
a. c. sewal VI Some Personal Recoections oil John C.
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE for B0SION 1 ARE
the EAsrAli rail from Grand SSnira 0.onst N,
(parior attached and II p IN ."lln psas
cars Sundays at II with palace SIC agent.
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TALMAGE'S SERMONS.

Thirty three seloctod by r. Dewitt Tamase
VOL l. Revised edition l2mo cloth, ~.
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FINAL NO ICE.

To HOLDERS OF WABASH, IT LOUIS AND PACIFIC
HALLWAY COMPANY GENERAL MORTGAGE
BONDS.
1Gj BROADWAY, NEw-NoRK Nov. ,. 1855.
In accordance with suggestion OF the London commit tee
the time dur NJ winch bonds be deposited under the
arc,nt reorganization II hereby eNtt led 10 N0y 10
1870 After dt.e extra paymcat O TWO Pertcnt
Will be required an bonds deposited Holders 10 Inc
amount about $4,000 600 ont OF rl6OtOOuU nave already
the agreement
TiNmTfniGba2hp Purchasing
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GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUS

iG-WE-r 23D-~T-if.
Tho leading school ~ music to,utluu dramatic arr nrcfu
ausuay"s drawing painting tr'- ava tagrS equal u
sons per week. Tor particulats ed res,
h. EBahHARD,
pfrgil
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HARPER'S FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY.
LATEST ISSUES:

HARPER'S FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY.
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495 Ny Wites Niec@ BY the author OF d. hai'n 90
,o. nn.y u. Coco,,i po.er 1890 ,....... 20
80 - ptu) os; Dy = 80 prC AZ Irait . 90
s S3 ME Sp ny Vorane ~ },i,ik Rms 20
~ ~ fo,,- smith Nv n w Uo1insop 90
400 In sunny Lands William DrysdAle. illustrated -
$50 Adam Bcle By list. Hlustraiei-..-.- 20
4SS Loves Harvest By g. l. Farieon ~
4S7 The ROYAL Hghanders BY James Grant. ~
1855 rho Waters Hercules. Bv +. D. Geiard....-- ~
4s5 Lewis Arundel. BY T. r. Smedley 20
The above works seu carriage paid to any part oil the
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HARPERs CATALOGUE sent on receipt OF ten cents
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Gitamt cots arr Railroads.

STuNINGrON LINE.
A. INSIDE ROTIE r.
Quickest and ,l,0rishle line 70
PROVIDE NnE. !O-TON. -
ONLY and Al Ne WI Dgldnd Points
steaTera leave from . ~,
$500 one C SE~ as SnE sS. I9.9 daily Except
Sunday. at 4 80 y. N. -,
TO HOustons' Tossing IT noHV ~"'
ottcr lines run d""ct 10 Pier ,,.
=, croN new tram with pa c. cars iecinn3
Is y l " y ch1i~sl between steamers lana NJ "N
Boston wit ont charge. . za,,
s. ~ POPPLt, General Passenger Aseas
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,,rr Diver LINE FOR BOSTON AND

mall RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON AZ ~
THE Fast, VIA NEWPORT tTD "A o,,s- mi .t.a
FARE RFD CED 70 al POINTS Lar sn' poSYois on 81.
Irp,tr .ys sundays included iro1 ller -
ar M Mn raw at i3t p NJ log VI ~ ACC
AT conn ton by Annex la ion ntDs seenr ii Al
,eg CIV ats tickets and statyI''a" se AT Pier q
,-i,c ma trausf.r and ticket onces, AZ ON'0 -
North Riv. 7. and on steamers crnL Common,
BORDEN LOWELL, General =. 81 Agent
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Musical Instruction.

NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
Located only AZ
10 : FAST nth ST. aD In EAST or 5TH.AYE
chartered ~ 1856.
TIN NAIIBS Al. MUSIC SCHOOL.
PUPILS RECEIVED DAILY FROM - A. W To T. VI.
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ppovrDFNCE LINZ for fret ght only. steamers Nasnp
and 1eo1ot leave pier 20 y. r., foot Warren-Si dA ca
rept sunday. at 49, D III
CAISKILL BOA Is. ...,.-, -. ,.,o,r,y
u KAATERskILL and CAlShlhH Ie-'e i"''''' '
-, r. eyrrv week ,ay II Il p, ~ ,>..,rrvo
80" FARE ONE DOLLAR, BcNtH -, ~.
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NAY LINE TO NEW s, 81 NJ NJ e,.r y. r. near
o'cIos and West @ist g. a. l.!S "a
SUNDAY ercep landing At EerpaSSHS ts son meets
SvrI,g and CORNWALL. FAR o. ZEN - EA0u'soA ''NN
radncsd rates. special rates t. pifu'S'
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MISSES HELEN AND MARTHA BURIS
tE ART school. No H2J Fifth1yc- New-I ork.
,Woman'- t1chlngc building Circulars on application.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18
81 WORLD AT LARGE.
4 Summary Of tho Daily News
rrRsOSAL AND POLITICAL

EICE-PEEsfDENr HENDRICKS addressed
n meeting ut indianapolis Ola tae sth, in
behalf Of the Parnell fund.
GENERAL SHERMAN eulogiz@i General
Grant before the Society Of h Army Of
the Tennessee at Chicago On the evening OK
the 3ih.
EMPEROR WILLIAM at Carlsruhe on tie
I1th stood in his carriage AMI reviewed
400 troops. the weather was rainy.
ADMIRAL JoUETT has written a letter 20
the Second Comptroller protesting against
the d~isallowance Of $40 in his accounts for
contingent expenses incurred in thu enter
tainInent Of certain dignitaries 1T New Or
leans.
Miss ADA SWEET, OF til. Chicago Pen
sion Office, has resigned. stri Mrs. VI. A
MIlligan. widow of Colonel Thomas 4.
Mnlllgan, has been appointed 20 the va
cancv.
PRESIDENT B~RAISRHD. Of 81. Adams,
VI. who was kidnapped IN Pembins re-
Gently by detectives, arrived IN 81. Paul
on the Jth on the Manitoba through train.
While in the Union Depot handcuffed he
was again kidnapped ty unknown parties.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18
THE LATE TRAIN ROBBERY.
Arr.ss OF Too Oth.- sssp~e,.a rss.ias
Near rereks

TorrKA. KAN. S-rteCab~s s-SHnisy
afternoon rate ;-ussn; pr-vsil~s sFousd
ln- cour. hous- when IIuss NcllcnJ, sHi
ilosard Fi.rv- we're orvusa, mo sheriff
IhomsS' orc~ on ihe charge of havins
tom Interested N TIRE Ba- >prtnss Mo-.
train roshr. vhtch occurred ca ias No
Souu lac.tc Railroad On to nshi 80 ~r
t-nt-r e. To. sTrSs; ~as uais yesterday.
Eve CfC"- EssIs< sun- :" -. tou-e 90
ilu.t Nrli-nTN. ~hn lN~s a'SsaI ty- usics
Hurth-As, 90 North IoT-Na on tA~ l,n~ -
ts-,H Jefferson Ani ~ wu~~ Comics
The % Ger. paa vsfr lA~guiy >hest~ u.
brow. >pe.sl Ofce- ~iaAt1rSi. N.ysha'
IEI p - Jsc.sn County. No n, lNp
cts. i4 -, s.d I~:~cGss IL uug. % ;Gs
Nl~>ou1 I,r-rc laI~sF st,Gesu, s-'-
founa~! 'lr lnU~ snd ii~rI;v in.t-us
s~N~ot ceargsui lAc follow . sNassaAl
Ia - statement; a. - Ia msna~f "a:
-lr;us- as5 .h- r-l~u. -; 49, sytu
MrI!rnv: Having t-.n ( srn = ds.rT
20. e p Tofa-Ts 80 WrfA~l tlv car 'sv
nr. i~J' ui. 90 la}~!~ HiyErs. A1i ysars
!-kEytt q ksasas q. w., ttat = i.s -.
la d. -. at i~t~:s- IL oa-. 60 to
N'v.. lsr.tr. 'g~k up tic 'fII f,,n iH-
dependence oa SO N>~ans. TA-f- - t.c
st n .. Aa.ai.rs-. I. wen" 49, ls.t - taHtta
iv.!~fN tguu ll,rv Ne went utI,h sats
20" u.L>a about ...r miles iatu - ta~
worst c..a,r, 500 eve -av ~ gaH- 81
.s>I uGua \ - -a.- -.u.s u.rS 1s~ r..sl
= VA. sc .rur - ts- s-,i Iesr.', 20.
.lops-. T--r-. 1 " o.. ,.>srs,is. fhs
p.ar- 3D. ~sV u.-;. ,-t.l- =. tl; .
a .t-~ r1..,r ~. lie y,C 81, :
taty .,', 10 tav ~ l.-r, Isa..,
"a i"''. Tho ed - SIC d-i a. I-r
." .u's. % liu~aui> companion a.: fr
90 rr,,t 3. tu a. Toy sal tur ai uo.
A.s~ v--r- ig-.s s,u al Ia. @ ut..sJ
~ ? r. o.. .ui The, I'D Mt rvr.i u~u
~i-I the, c-m- tHr, having Issryi a
.i-at We ~aule UInu J.s house ,u taN
nt.tu..- hut W. carv-ei oH: .tu- "a.
."Uu IaAEus Up 90" TIA. here ~ "a. a~l
'hru. Hrfo>> 80 cuuniTN - a .;i. tIwH
cAt-t Nu-rt,u. W. 81 e. furU . fsua
{ \. Io.ni tIr, .s-'N q ;rsU sH.NT - "
=, of The p.rr>snt till Accommodation
Ih.N h"ught ura,t> .; NsurIiu !N- Nsssss
CI;N. They seemed "a ~ vrf, aur4 -
huf', when they .ittt.,i =; It'SAnJ Tia.
They hal g. AZ over uu.i TIA. Va. I Cot
kaa,as ti'y came along. IL, igs.A the
raln iliyt- anal arriyci II ksu-l- tu -
GaS uIEuL Sstuf,tay The, took th- I u -.
Pact 'oi Topeka Prom ,h-rc he, wvti
home Where Sr inuui tisH 400. .-Aru
o'clnrk ,->t-Iits. "" Surrounded ne hois-
n.t Deputy >hrrr p,,f"., % Saa~u--
County. ~,T,rd the Iai~t- thA made them
Guy 70 s"nrf~ The robbers i,- stsut I've
sri oueh..f miles noJ;h-s>. ~ No5;u
~iuJ-sa. ncsT VIA; - cadet tshodu'.
Bluff. az the Inc between Jefferson and
Sd.nur- t"rul!r~. Their inr- , a. tic
vol,t iSI: If toe state. THAI .sua, a..
a4-H - - &c..
Stem chase. with happy I"~tt'' Nc
Hcup = "a od sui we'll .1ruvH .afm-i 10
To-. >@cr,,an. having INr.t hrg- rt-u,c'I
YEAS. lie - worth s,s,I; $1,000 ant
man 81 family. az trrIur nothing be-
iu"~u. II. - ~r.u> lA,lt f.on tH- At'sr
Il s,ttcir. Marshal lutii, .s, @o' tur T,.tt
a.,n al ;hc other urH vIr lave tv'u su>
protrd of tie fub-,p vii. 81 ,o4E-~ D.,
c.c.Ird.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

w~asHi~GIo~. ID G. september IL
II 10 rcpor;ei that l. ~preseaiaiisc MI ~
1caa. las been engaged during IN en-
t1- sumner In he preparation Of ; tar:
oil wh!ca be eogo.cs iatrodge - 10 %
House ICON afr Congress meets !av
measure VIII provide :Dr the Fed0cica
OF tie revenue 20 uca 5npgr. &c -
necessary IN cover Ia Go~ycruEen; cI-
pvrses merely. f. proposes i.si IA
.-vcnue.iaEl oe c,r.,d 2 De naiE :f0m
taa, ola., Of tsI4b.- sr;scs.s knOua "a
lu1Grie.. and ne da'ic. ca reos..tr.
OF lie sa.ll be made =. .oS 49, possible
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

THIRTY->IN Red River and Red Cliff
Indians visited the Chicago Board of
Trade the other dvr. reaching the gal
lery a few minutes before the close of
the afternoon session. Their appear
ancc i'm fantastic combinations of garb
WAS greeted with shouts riyalinC in
viGor their own war whoopS. The en-
thu>iaSm 50 excited the red men that
On the spur of the moment 4 native
war dance was INDUCED in. Instantly
a most ludicrous scene was inaugur-
aicI. there being given in the wheat
pit IN imitation of the Ind an dance.
into the spirit of which all the traders
joined. There WAS a wild scene for
five minutes. and then the gong
sounded for the close and the Indians
filed from the gallery.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

An Os,i.F 80 sa.y.~. see u.sslf.i sat 60.
y 'ss- '.s "a '".'sst 's- N-~ 20. -
s.~"'h
The s~cS,etafg q &c ist~t|ot tas lssur4
81 order reop~uiu: tar ssY l"r srt.a
IN csrafs cou''sfs ia iadsa bsHrs
.cat cs...,s Aeai-a7. So " ca
ton "a. he-n s~s.r~uietis a~a Afsrrl 80.
iss7. by otdet q Cau ~e1uf i.r1 zee
rcssrr Il the isi~nxr Toe s~esirns.pa q
scion va. ia ss-si e. fs7 stfr %
Todis sai Tr,~fss cxv ssfss us~
s~onosnirsisd Of Reel csv. Aet Is~
pf1s. con~ uaes ss isi II~ rT.@
Tor IN. OFF, 20 ssai pfno, afssn th4
horos.is.d. %. iosr szo s9s~sL a. 20
sorse is.iasee. sshs~qg~as horssisaI
sptrls.. uAI- sfs Cancellation s,ss psiSs
to the of,isS al ssspsssios. hass ats re-
raiaes mnfe sss Ia .sss ~
o. ilni'sison assa TIE feeofsls
sceofainxly recall is@ iofsaes $40
g. s.i0a aud direct . fsis sx.a
iBai5oa ~ ,b~ psfis- ss.ss ussa 80
rs~rts of ssca 81. x sa 81 - sssrAed. aat
sscn net - 20 al psrtss. Ise E1lax 80
tee 20 ;ss ia4!ss s~sst ia = ssz~. shszI
b. n~ess.sfs TO The 8.i ssisFfaisa lss e
the ss.sse1lsS eissras CsFaav so
mers tscancsl o~Sgs.sas ssoas - ~r-
Bitsrd ~ deprive ts~ isilsns 80 xgsrza-
is~si uss;v rights - 10. .sm~ Ca 10 %
sGr-i % fhrm ~ sap F~assssS4s c1s-
.,guctloa of % sshs lag as 81 slgFa -
iho>~ hCrssst~.S psfvSs.~a
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

JUICE BATCHYLLER. of the Intcrna-
tional Tribunal at Csiro. Egypt. ar
rired at New York on the Sth. He was
appointed by General Grant ten years
ago He said in sn interview: Gen
eral Gordon brought abou, his own
destruction by diSoheying orders. He
could have rctreated when he found il
impossible To carry out the Govern
men.s instructions. but chose to re-
main and call for aid Then against
fhe Mkhes Of Gladstone and all the
army officers except General Wolselcy.
the fatal expedition up the Nile began.
l saw Pain in Cairo before he left To
attempt TO reach the Nshdi He was
in bad health and looked decidedly
consunptme- He said there it was his
intention TO return 10 the cxz,p of the
prophet i dr. not think Pain died by
British bullets or Arab spears fc prob
ably died Of fever. if he isaeaG 1t ALL"
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

CHIC,Go, III, September il-Ioe
scjoGr.ed buslre.s I1eeiin: OF tn 50
cieiy az the Arfay OF tie Icnsessrs
Vas held yesterday bornia- "a the 60
Beard room n he 1es Boar! o. Iracc
building. The uc-tE: op-nef D. the
reacia. Of several! tsle-r.zs from con-
rades and from societies, coc;2inia.
friendly sr~ec,in-s- T-e repor; ss0r-
Ing Rex Isasd a. he place, ssI
september I5ia ard is-a, -. So Tie
IN q; TIE next reaDsoa wss adopted,
sad Gsarrai CactIsia e5osc1 - orator
oe3r-sl So~rEs1 wes GsS14l All
elscfec F:ssaaees o! iae >o-.e;y :or
4e en.eias yess.