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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-08-25

The superintendent in the seed room
of the Agricultural Bureau, DIR. Bran
ham, Of Holly Springs, Mississippi.
had announced that there were no
vacant places in his bureau. He had
been tortured necessarily by appli-
cants. and the end. he thought, had
come. But an ex-rebel, whom the doc
tor knew many years ago in Memphis,
. called ON him yesterday. stating that
his friend. who accompanied him, was
. pensionsd Federal soldier. II met
this soldier on the field Of Peach
Creek" said the ex.rebel. "He had
been knocked down with . clubbed
musket, and was wounded in the breast
with spent ball. l helped IN taking
him to the hospital, and since he was
then mere boy, hardly fifteen years
old. kept him on one pretext or an
other, at Atlanta. till Sherman smashed
the place. ] never more encountered
him till we met here few days ago.
His pension does not buy his bread
He 10 very poor. but capable of labor in
youe buresu. and wish you would
give him place.
''Of course / will. said DIR. Bran
ham. ''It 10 the first time . rebel sol
der has had II in his power to serve q
Unioa soldier in this peculiar way, and
Icould not find it in my heart to balk
him." There was . small vacancy
made, and the ex-soldier was mustered
in.-fWash. Hstchet.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-08-25

The colored people of New Bedford
had . memorial meeting in honor. OF
General Grant the other evening, at
which addresses were made by several
clorgymsn. One Of the speakers cleo.
trifed the assemblage with this declsr-
alton: ~ believe that when such
names as Hannibal shall have been lost
i'm the vortex of revolution. the name OF
III. s. Grant shall shine like the morn.
ing star in the military diadem."
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-08-25
A Happy Thought.

II was happy thought that led TO the pro-
duction OF a concentrated fruit syrup, so harm
less in its nature that it may be given either to
the mother or the babe, relished alike by both
and of such wonderful efficacy that all who
take II feel brighter and happier At the
Eagle Drug Store anyone wishing IL will be
furnished with trial bottle OF Syrup OF Figs
free OF charge, or YOU can procure fifty y-cent and
one dollar bottles.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-08-25

A woman recently entered store in
Connecticut and sat down in front OF
an iron safe to warm her feet. After
sitting some twenty or thirty minutes,
she remarked thus: ~ never did like
them kind of stoves. They don't
throw out scarcely any heat. those gas
burners don't"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-08-25

nnTnn Send six cents for postage,
A URII LAND receive free a costly box OF
II uIIIlgoods which will help you to
more money right away than
ANYTHING else in this world. All. of either sex
succeed from drst hour. The broad road to
f,rtnne opens before the workers, absolutely
sure. At once address, TRuE Co, Augusta,
Maine.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-08-25
BULLION TAx.

Notice Is hereby given that the Tax on Pro-
ceeds of Mines for the quarter ending June
soth, 1885, is now due and payable. at my
office, In the Courthouse OF the County OF
Humboldt, and that the laws for its collection
will be strictly enforced.
b. T. RILEY,
Assessor OF Humboldt County, New.
winnemucca, August IL, 1885 4w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-08-25
$50 REWARD.
ID. m. HASKELL.
TOWNSHIP AGENT. q. PR. II.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE or LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR.
chase Lots in the town OF Winnemucca, are
hereby notified that all applications for the same,
or on business relating thereto, should be ad.
dressed to the undersigned at San Francisco,
At the G. P. r. r. office where they will receive
prompt attention
Those occupying lands belonging to the COM
pany, without having bought or leased the same
are also notified to attend TO the matter without
delay and avoid trouble.
uolo d. II. HASKELL.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-08-25
A0 rs:

= q w. CaAHn, 3l8 Pine street and 10 Leides
ior6 street, Room 80, San Francisco.
w. A. CAswRLL Sacramento, California.
J.B CAss is authorized TO collect and re-
,sipt for subscriptions to the SLvxR STATE In
Paradise Valley.
g. g. YoUNa Is authorized 10 collect and
receipt for subscriptions TO the SILVER STATS ut
Big Meadows.
A GrSTz is authorized TO collect and receipt
tor subscriptions TO the SnvsR STATE In Spring
City.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-08-25

Snn Head of Stock Cows, from three to
ebVFVF five years old wanted by the under
signed for which cash viii be paid.
NJ. s. B0NNIFIEID.
winnemucca, New, June 80, 1885. I'm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-08-25
G o L!

The undersigned has received the Agency OF
the Pleasant Valley Utah Coal COmpa.
ny. The Coal furnish ed from this companys .
mines is Of a superior quality TO any ever
brought TO winnemucca, and viii be delivered
any quantity.
Leave your orders at the FASHION STABLE
and they viii receive prompt attention.
ALEX. WISE.
Wlnnemueca, February 81, 1856. II
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THE SILVER STATE.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY (SUNDAYs Ex-
tcEPTED) BY
j. j. HILL II CO.
,rRMs OF SUBSCRIPTION,

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
eus copy, one year, BY mail ;..........-$: ~ ~
one COPY. three months. by mail. ........ so
Delivered by Carrier. % Cents Der week.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-08-25

RATES OF ADVERTISING:
ops Square 90 iines) hrst insertion. ....e1 so
Eaoh subsequent insertion, per square. 90
A liberal reduction TO regular advertisers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30
A SECOND-MATE HARDLY USED.

Second Mate Morley Monk, OF The SCHOONER
Saran staples, taken before Commissioner Grlith
yesterday Tor examination on charge Of AssdulllnS
three meubers OF the AT Havana with marinc-
spikr. Monk arrested on December l. the day after
the occurrence the vessel, aud put III prison In
Havana kent there Tor several days. lie WAS CON
mod "A pen or cage III Havana. with twenty
other men, among whom were men
charged with MURDER There only just room for the
men Ia sleep lying row close together Monk was
compcllc To portions OF rlrc day aud was
half.staryed. Most 81 the other msn-Cubnns-~ere al
lowed To have food by earning II, and for that pur
nose long table stood In the GILL; at which he prisoners
rolled Cigarettes After suffering In that place for
era DAYS Monk brought TO this city, aud has since
been In Ludlow Street JAN. The testimony before
Commissioner Griffith yesterday showed that Monk had
only tcht among the members OF the
ere w. And that no had been seriously hurt On mo-
ton Of his counsel James T. Davenport tho prisoner
Was imiuediA tely DISCHARGED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30
HlsOOkLiN.


Rornard schrcnca or No. 20 Flushing-avc.. who at-
tempted To XIII j. II. Allan of the sanc number on Mon
nay evening, sent to he Raymond street. Jail yes
lcday default Of $1,000 bail to answer To charge OF
assault In the second degree.
While ,ry Farrell, age seventeen. Of No. 262 Water
st. was gOin1 hGme FROM ball yesterday morning. she
was assuul ed ~ Main and Water sis. by four young
men, one whom VS. her escort. She wa' gagged with
handkerchief but SUCK hdlplh ~ tno hahd OF ihe
rum 81 VINO hrld II and forced bin To let 40 Her
scrcams then called Policeman Two OF her assaants
were arrested
Policeman Hayden, Of the Eighth Precinct. was ar
rested yesterday on charge OF "7'anIihs fhi!lp
ay.n cll,p- mat he was engaged In the performance
OF his duty. lie gave 500 bail.
A caucus of tho Democratic majority OF the Board of
Aldermen Tor 1856 agreed upon The reelection OF
President Olrni ana CITY Cork 7hanlcy. Mayor WIT
nsy will be read to the Board next Mbn-
day afternoon.
Policeman Daniel Applegate. who has been stationed
at the Park Theatre Tor nfteen years, aud who declares
that be- has never seen the Brooklyn Bridge. has re-
signed from the police force after serving twenty-five
years. lie will g,ta pension OF 1000.
Judge Moore yesterday confirmed the report Of
mis- non pronoGnciug Mrs. Mary Johnson. who smoth
cred her young children and trrd to XIII another
IN the Brooklyn Nursery, Of nnsnund mind.
In suit growing Of the tdetcution by Postmaster
Meier of mail addressed Or" Lawrence a patent
iut dicine maker, which j. L. Connolly sought 10 take
from the Post icc, Connolly has decision
Inat he postmaster must deliver the mail To hun aud
ply ~ 900 damages Tor the delay. Several thousand
letters were detained
one Of the men arrested at the Illicit .tlI found by
revenue officers Crow Hi on Monday proves to ne
Hugh Braoy. who Is well known az dstillrr Of nn'w
NewJrrsry for thc same offence lie gave false name
when arrested.
Tho Bridge trustees yesterday completed the pur-
chase OF tue property at III-h and Washington sls
needed for car Storage purposes
The bill Of w. g. Cooke. counsel ~ the Board Of Super
visors for searching the titles Of The property included
IN the county farm at ST. Johhlaud amounts to
S74s5.
Tho Rev Robert F. wheeler. colored. who has been
pastor OF the y. zatcne Congrrga Church at Van
dcrb ana Atlantic ayrs for eight Years has RESIGNED
Church IN Hartford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30
IppEAL FROM A OOLORED CLERGYMAN.

The Rev. DR.. w. b. Derrick, of the Bethel
African Methodist Episcopal Church. makes tue ioHo"
ipg appeal: ,.,. o,do- In tho
African Methodist Episcopal Church. Is III tnis Guy W
solicit -ndowments and contributions from our uuou
phanthropic citizens for the Home MISSION wS nn % .,
said church. throughout this State We neeu 9io.ooV
cover our present demands. He VIII appeal 70 ~. IN
friends OF good order morality and religion 10 hsste.
Home Mission Department In sustaining our sul'ape
places Of worship and to establish another on inc ess
side Of our city that NAV both gather aud she,er hs
sremiug outcast of great city. The Home MISSION
department pledges itself promptly ana JudlcOusH W
applv all which may be given Tor tbr hlsslu
cause We believe IL dangerous 70 our lree
10 allow considerable body OF our citizens 10 go hpo
yided for in MORAL industrial and RELIGIOUS training anu
that all moneys rightly expended In this direction VIII VII
be amply repaid I'm the good order ana conduct ~ ~
people. especially those represent Hep hoiR
believing that the spirit of this community Is 70 s
heed to the cry OF the needy, We therefore t
case TO the Christian generosity OF the pubic hopns
that tho Rev. Mr.. Reed may be able 10 SECURE NO
amount indicated need Mr.. Reed comes rom . .ne
authority OF bishop and presiding elder anu an, .n
Endorsement of many eminent citizens 40 wiz %
sonaly call the many and sond clrcniar Iette.
Others 10 those whom no calls ne VIII prseht MS
called credentials OF authority AMI state our hre.s
this great work. He can be seen from y a. ~, 10 -
u NJ AT the African Methodist Episcopal Home MISSION
and Industrial Department Rooms, No % west Lnr'l.
st and from p. TO D. IN. at the African Methoust
Eniscopa Church Parsonage No. 2lS Nulilyan-sL All
communications will reach him at either address,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30
,yy5orS amour 4 MISSING PRIEST

A policeman OF the run ireclhcl SaW wei
DIR .sscd man. who appeared To he intoxicated; dr"p
srheI In Icounrd-st garry yesterday, and walk along
as n unconscious OF bis loss. Another man picked mp
fhe nag and walking away with II when he was
arrested by the officer. Tho prisoner was John Nusrh
nf No 3l5 Mubrrry-H, aud he WAS held on suspicion
VI rice -ouil b.. found Of the man VINO dropped tue
loo C,ut.in Eakins searched the vnl's ana FOUND
sonc letters which shaved that the owner was tho Kew
III E,lnnn. a Roman Catholic priest or Phllldclphla
clr5r,ms were sent 10 that city by captain ldkns ana
friend of the missing priest chm' 10 Ne" YORK 10 hd
o. 49, se,rch for him. brother Of the priest Ia said TO
a pa,or of tho Church OF the Annunciation In Phila
delphia. - ..,.,,. ,or rob, 1, C,,ari, a
coerr for L. II. Koemcr ~ Co., brewers, at No .io3
West Forty fourth-st, who had bech missing since Mon
H. Fears were expressed that lie might have become
tms,nc fl WAS said that be had smoked two packages
nf rtvarettes every d,y for some Time
"i WV Z-in a girl hftech years Of age, is missing
from NJ. al Erst-aNo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30
MOVEMENTS OF SrEAMERt
EnnEIaN pNRTA


Scalskin Caps and Gloves. Large stock. Cor
rect prices G. c. SHAYNB. Furricr, lO5 Prince-sL
Eur.lined Circulars, all sizes. Prices marked
down. {. {. SHAYSE. Fnrucr, lO3 Prince-St
Scolskin Short Wraps and SacqCes. Prices
marked down. G. C. SHAME, lob Princc-st
SealSkin NcwmarlctS, all sizes. Prices marked
down O. C. SHAYSR. Manufacturer lO3 Pnncc-st
Scolskin PaletotS and Dolmans. Prices
t,erkcJ down C. e. SHAYXr Manufacturer l0S trnce-st
Sl5 will buy choice of Fur lined Circulars,
rcducod from Sa5 e. G. SHAYNR, !OJ Prnce-st
Beaver and Otter Mutts large stock. PrlceS
marked down G. G. SHAYNE. los Princest.
50 will buy handsome Fox Rug for foot
mum G. G. SnAYNE, lOj Princest
Otter, Beaver, Nealskin shoulder canes col
lara muns Prices marked down. c. O. SHhNE los Prince
ScolsL,n Sacdues, all sizes. Prices marked
down q c. SHAYNE Manufacturer. lO3 Princest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Senate Committee Gas, Fifth Avenue Hotel ~ am
Bo,rI of Excise Investigation. Gilsey House. IL a. M
Meeting I'm honor of Justice Charles i. DAILY, Court Oh
Common Pleas. 3 p m-dinner At Denonieos' evening"
hlderlnen's Committee on Railroads, noon $500.
PARK Dock, Fire and Aqueduct Commissioners meet
ings
Meeting OF the Board of Education. p. M
stanley reference case before Referee knevals, II
q. -. o,--.
Cremation OF f. NJ. Roberts Mt. Onvet, noon.
Real Estate Committee on Legislation, y. M
Roach Iaw suit before Judge Van Worst.
Tammany Hall primary election, evening. ~ o,c
Wavside Day Nur-cry Christmas festival, NO. %lo
East rwentieth-st.. $3.50 p. III. ,, NJ
Installation OF Crescent Lodge officers, Masohlc lem
Dle. y u,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30
wANr1NG TO nKINh UNTIL SIZE Died.

A woman who bore traces OF former beauty. entered
malice hrAUquartrts I'm Newark yesterday, and SAID; ="
,,nt ~ he srut [, prison. am sick" The lieutenant
recognized her Kate Corners. VINO las FREQUENTLY
hcru sent fail She gained uotoriry hltreh t' E"
by her connection with the cas-" OF "Codger NeINh'
who was han ed for the murder or Iorulry' She "aS
,bep -ryruirru wear. 3D. and handsome, and hrr par
rus lad sidrrab" property. She O"cd'nr rb".'" 10
marry welsh. who then hpr' doubtful icputato'' az"
,borty aetwuu he killed TOtmlry. During MS trl'I cue
-ir chung TO him with cXtuturIiuHry dcFOuol an"
finally accompanied the wrctcuri man 70 'lr g"ipE7.
IN. carer of the grl downward after thl- liei
story va, known to the police and rh" always rcci'r"
.,uip,tty When arrested. when arrdlgnci y"-tidhb,
a. a. o.. asked why she Az not reform. she replied II
lou't want 10 reform. intend 10 drink until die
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30
THE CASES OF WARNER. WORK AND ToBEY.

Judge Benedict presided in the Criminal Branch
of the United States Circuit Court yesterday. The
counsel for William :. Warner j. Henry Work and
+ H. Tobev VINO indicted for consprmg with
Ferdinand Ward to dclrand the Marine National
Bauk had en- cred demurrerS TO the indictments,
and arguments on these dcmuIlers were TO he
heard Yesterday. United States District
Attorney DorsheImeT and Dls;rict-Attorney
Elinu Root, who has been retained as special as
slstant III this case were present for the prosccu-
tinn and were ready To proceed. Colonel George
Bnss, who appeared for Warner and Work, sad
thai James C. Carter, one of the principal counsel
for he defence. WAS absent IRON the city ON ac-
count of bis health, and he asked for few DAYS
deIuy Mr. DorsheImer sald that he would not OPP
nose fine motion nder those circumstances II he ad-
iournmeut WAS not for more than one week. Judge
Bendlct fixed next tuesday morning as The time
for hearing the arguments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30
wEsTCHEsrER COUNTY.

pnrrcursTFR william McDermOtt, farmer, was ar
rested ON warrant charging him with hctrnyng Maria
scn Of Rye az, sryentrcn under promise OF marriage.
lie refu-cd TO marry the gii and was Locked up In cell
Consouting finally to have tho matrimonial knot tied
In,t,rr Connolly performed the ccromoHy Alter tho
removal Of handouts he took up AIS nat ana bld the
girl aud spectators good-oy
SoArsDAIr-The stable OF Alfred Bateswas entered by
the Brace aud BIT" gang on Monday hlSht ana loDbcd
valuable robe. set OF halhchs ana some OaCr
ARTICLES valued at Sl1O
y,urr Pr AINs.-Tho Grand Jury spent tho whole day
o.sri,y consIdering the accidents on the new aQur
dnct Engucers superntendcnts. toromc ana laDorcrs
iuaH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30

practce bandasing and resusctaton will be u;
Among tho topics considered VIII DC tne oIds
the drowned the treatment OF burns sced
frozen limbs fractures fantng. snnstroke, me Dhuhs
ins OF broken bones the stoppage Oh OIeeuie IT.,
ance as may be rendered by any intelligent person 70
sufferers from accidents sudden illness unti tne
have already given such assistance In several nuuLou
cases actually reported. Diplomas are awarutu InV
Srho attend the lectures and pass the examination All
persons who wish attend lectures or JOIN the socieJ
are invited apply TO Bayard IucKernan' so0
refarY No. 2l University Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30
WONDERING now ne cor on TIE ISLAND

ChcT UICrk klpp OI nc I-OIICU DtPHTI IHVHI,
Yesterday received etier from Peer McCdrragner ot
R.udalTs Isand who wrote: have been on the Island
syIcrr years aud want know why" Apparently Nc
C,rragher was not dissatisfied with his lot for he as
serted int had become supernt cnisnt OF pavilion
ON The island received 1923 month. but lie had not
be.u able to out how hr came 10 the island. He Of
feret no Information about his existence previous TO
nndug himself IN his present abode Captain Kip had
the poce records 500 searched IL was asccrtaned
that ON september ~ 1869. an Irish IMMIGRANT, Peter
McCnrragher, found ins nsblr nj Firstaye. and
Seventeenth ST. and carried 10 the Emigration Hos
pita for treatment Captain kipP sent TO his ore
spoudent that Information, thinking that the man IN KIT
be the em.rant mentioned IN the records. Tho let or
rsiploy, lianuas Island does not contain the mans
NAME and such wages as Sl25 month are not paid
here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30
FATALLY ASSAULTED BY HER HUSBAND.

Mrs. Dora Bismarck, ago nifty; OF jersey
CITY. was taken tie City Hospital yes
IerIay suffering with a fractured skull from
when she viii probably die. Her husband is ten years
her senior but has lived with him Tor year bc
fore she let him she was obliged cause his arrest
frequently a--ault aud batrry. sue earns nNig
by washing and ,crubbns and yesterday a, SAe was on
hrr way 20 Oscar Ba--ctIs house, SO 2I2 MONTGOMERY
At she was met hy her Lu.baud. joan BsnarcN VINO ur
n, an ed money He struck the face Win SUI
m eut force knock her down, and her skull Was Ia
ureI on tho cnTb4tone. Her husband nci ana sue h''
ncr way Mr. BIssctts hOusewhcnce shc was FcWONcu
IN A. uos.lttL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30

UnJcr-Shcrif, John g. Sexton; General Deputy
Snculf. joel o. stevens Order of Arrest Clerk
Bernard L. Martin Warden ludlow street JAIL
Jal9es F. Heating; ID pgty-SherltfJ, Michael fagan'
James Fay G.. +. Anderson. James CaIraher Dan
lei HARLEY, Thomas Corners, Peter MeGuinness,
John LOwery Bernard Ga,lgan. James Young anu
Thomas Wild. All these are !ammany Hall men
EXCEPT Wild Irving IIaIn. Two more appoint
mems will be given to Irving ball.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30
oRELGN STEAMERS DUE AT THIS POR1
.SHTPPIVf YEiVS.
WITHIN VIZ ' TT =
PORT OF NEw.YoRK .......... TUESDAY. DEC. 30 1888
ARRIVED

q tt Y.
ARRIVED
Steamer Circassia BIZ Campbell GLASGOW Dec H. WIN
IS cabin and s stGese passengers to Henderson
steamer island an SEiodt COPENHAGEN Dec .. Christian
a to- ane Edyo & Co. ArrveG at
steamer GeTp9 hrayed at the bar at 80
ooro Teas Wnams Fernnndina Brunswick.
Ga AMI Port Royal with mdso and passengers to NAL
co coa@na W99 SmnIrS fHa1 re- days
HoanoSe. Couch. Richmond, city Point ana Nor
steamer II + DimOcE HaIl,tt Boston with mdSe 10 ii
steamer CITY OF NevBedford Davis FAN River. with mdse
esr Ecnul E6r, fudcgaarl Hamburg days with salt
barr Nkerh lin ,~wed RIO Jauero s. LAYS With
bri DonarfnS i,r ci.ao rarahyb 81 dayswith sugar
to smith Is ~clnpper: vessel to Scanned Bros
CITY i,asd lisat ~; clear.
NaG yy '2 . niles swell sht y t. weather clear.
CLEARED.
steamer Po'srla Ger. schaie Hamburg-Phops Bros
steamer Hormindo lFr, Franguel Havre-Louis de Be
steamer Initiative GtaD Ralo. Mediterranean ports
steiner Excelsior Higgins Ncw.Orlesr-J T Van sickle
strs state ~ IcVat. Wilkins, ftrnandnA Z IL MIL
steamer wyanokc uinrcr Norfolk. city Point and Rich
s,enmcr srn.e walker Norfolk West Point and Newport
Ns, ycDfinr Bcrry Boston with ml, to Dmock.
snip lAuusdowuc Br, LOcAhtrL Ant"erp-J whitney
H,fk Trl tAu-t. Ross ch saigon F9nch Edye Co.
Bark PelrctA Naeto Nltd.I .s'p''E' 'i'7'P'''' -@'
Rcuham & Hnycs"n ,-.,,-. ,.,u.n t,vo
q
Btrk Gna nor, Anderson. FXmouth-C Tobias 90 80,
Blrk No-s, DlptY. Hurup, AYtes-Jh- o. warn
Brf Martha ,rad thr. Harvey It kits. -Bartram
Bro. .. 49,. A., ~
Goldman.
SAILED.
Steamers Alaska Mozart for Liverpool Eun London
Excelsior New.OIlcIu4 tF ~ savannah Sa'dhual ch''"
Scwpurt tYtnnEc. Nortulk.
shir. Edvari and ue'wig Antwerp; ,,,
HarA
Also slrd-via Long Island Sound-Shp IandSio"ne tor
Antwerp.
BucLOs Ayrcs.
THE MOVEMENTS OF SrEAMER+
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN Dec 29-Aruvc,, steamer Cityof Richmond
mr. Lewis NeNl Ork Dec IL on her way TO LverpOol
tand proceeded. ,,,..-- n, rr...,,.
,sINrl Dec g-PIsard steamer Mlanese Br) Irenlck'
from New orleans Dcca on her way 10 Liverpool. .
PAEHWo Dec 2o-Saie. steamer Utopn tBr, small, Tor
,,-,..-.-...
Salrd steamers Byzantine RI Wright, for Baltimore,
Iefimbrp Itlli. pi Marco Tor New YORK
GiUu.tr>G bee 23-passN steamer POnca tBr), Bowen,
ftnm New Barcelona.
% sailed steamer l}otnAl ORR, Bal imOrc. - -,
AlrSI Orr, Erllat, from hcdtcr
raura port. tor Glenisla Br Wallace from All
c. II New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30

Nrw.Eut.sswtrk-Th u!tc" j. suffering from an cpl
drmic Of typhoid isver ~ iHut form lie" deaths arc
reporied bui there are maty cases.
FA-sAIc.-Ih- house OF y Cleveland. In Naln-AYc.'
a. entered hy BURGLARS on Monday ~ uluHaud IE'Gc
,,.,rtitv Of M en-, cothiug aud Other arii"'-a carried
.iu az The largo barn uf Councilman l. hA1ttH was
Numerically y"-t-a, with Two carriage hot7's worth
..-yn fru uor-r wagon -righ-. afuc~S farming nm
i..,uts etc T. Thought tLat tue hro was to NGIa
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30
FUNERAL or MISS ARABELLA FIELD.
ho funorol oT Miss Aruhplla Fold who died

The funeral of Miss Arabella Field, who died
on November 20 In II Paso Tex. attended yeelor
day IN 81. Peters Episcopal Church, Brooklyn The
services conducted by tho Ksy G. A. Tbbas aud
the burial was IN Greenwood. Miss Field was about
foyseven years old. she formerly a school teacher
iu this CITY aud In 1871 inherited about 500 900. She
then yelled In all parts OF tho world going far
EewZealand. The bulk of her properly left tho