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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
FIGHTING AT A POLO MATCH.

The PavOnia Rink was crowded to its utmost
capacity last night to witness polo match between
the PavOn and the Knickerbocker ielows OF New
York Considerable -fceling evidently existed between
tho two ndng teams The members Of the Pavonla
team upset repeatedly and hauled and dragged
I'm every direction, and the home team responded with
similar tactics. A disgraceful scene followed. The
whistle OF the referee repeatedly sounded but with
out effect Tho affair was brought to climax when ono
OF the KuckerbOckcrs struck Mccarthy, tho PavOnla
rusher on the shin with his polo stick In an instant
surrounded by the other players and general
fight follow ed IN which polo sticks freely used and
several men were thrown down aud kicked about tho
head and body. number y the speetAOrs mar rclhO
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pR0RIRLy FORGED RONDS

In regard to the bonds of the District of
Columbia which were palmed of on a land agent In
Kansas CITY IA exchange for land Indy Murray. OF
this city, whose appeared IN the bonds SAID yes.
tefday The bonds arc evidently lOrgcrics. | never
signed any such bonds In 1877 few bonds were issued
by the Washington Trust Company, OF this city, COM
many chartered under the laws Of the District Of Column
bIa They were 2O-year bonds and signed by my
self as president o. L. Ferris AS secretary. Tho
company lever went into operation aud the bonds ire
yalneess II Is possible that there has been mistake
In regard TO the bonds disposed OF In Kansas Cty and
that they the bonds which were Issued by the wash.
iugt Oh Trust Company la 1871"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
NETWORK ATHLETIC cLrB FALL MEETING.

NEW YORK AlIl.lll' Nlfl. u L Al'I' 'h''i'ii.'''
The New York Athletic Club held success
fu fall meeting Mott Haven yesterday aud loo peo-
mel witnessed tao sports. W. J. NJ Barry, the Irish
,l.,e ak feet and a half high. contested against the
uer OF Ncw-YOrk. and CoudOn, Oi Baltimore. the
latter "a man OF fine build nhd proportions
nmbrccht Was ont of FORM but Queckbcaner did well III
hurting the shot and throwing tho 6-pOund weight IN
ihc former he beat Mr.. Barry by seven aud onehalf
Inches uniting the shot Al feet and i2 inches. ana IA
tho latter 10 threw the weight 20 feet ana inches
barry whose record Is - feet. could only throw 1t "a
fart inches much TO his disgust In throwing the
hammer American style Condor beat Barry 10y TWO
inches I'm throw OF 81 feet inches, but win the loot
run allowed by English rules Barry threw tho hammer
10 feet beating the amateur record or the WOTG. IL
win not count however there was no contest
r. l. Walshr from Ireland, also distinguished hlinselt
nv winning the hurdle race In pucky manner. lie
tied Rhinchart the high jump at feet and ga inches.
neuny Myers tried beat his record IN the hafmlle
race but finished second to ID. Tomklns In mih %
sec Toinkins hnd handicap OF 10 yards.
The rest the sports were mostly handicap contests
md OF in,pOrtant RcntOn the 2mlle bicycle race
nucLlly from scratch In min. 46 40 harris and
Mccormack rode exciting dead heat for last place
Kuhn won the mile race In min. 81 10 sec. Carter,
scrach being second. j. Mapcs ram good 100 yards
winning field 'or eighteen. after several heals
" Ford won the l2O-ynrds run from scratch in the
good time OF He also the OrOHd jump by one
inch over old opponent Purcell Of ireland. Burns
won the 300 Yards run and A. A Jordan wet, tired and
Huddy, camo IN the victor In the obstacle race Hs
boyond the hedge caused good many side aches from
laughter. All the men In that race should have had a
prize Mr.. Buermcyer, tho cXchampion boxer was
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InI.NIm MACT. mANnICAP, Ili MILLs.
FIFTH EACr, stLLING, y MIIF.
SKIN RACE. srrrrLr CHASE. FULL corr
1ArnNIA Jockey CLUE RACEs.

CNCINNATI, Oct. 9.-No mutuals were sold
al the Iatoua races to-day The trst race for purse
O, $3.50 x,ccnths milo was won by Spaud
ING Elsie H. second. Rosiers third. Timo 1889.
I'm tEo second race parse 1900; thrcc-quut"rS or n
Porter AShc won by one length, Uncle Dan see
onh Sir Joseph third Time l:l1
The third raCs-thO Cincinnati llOtel hlhulcap ono
and one eighth mlcswRs won by ko~clusko' fIuk COT
,,,c second. GRAY Cloud third. Time l:J6A
lin Douglass the fourth race purse Tilo. one
and thrr .Ntceuths miles Malaria second DOUBT thlrd
Time 2:oil2 .o - II, >,.,.,,. 800,
Tho hfth rIce-purse Fiu"' ono Wllc Nou'
haudiy by two cngtB- Cuban queen second, ltletol-
low third. Time l:iJ4.
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LAB0RERS WANT TO WORK FULL TINE.

4 committee of twelve men representing the
laborrrs employed by the DEPARTMENT OF Public Works
ed on the Mayor yesterday and complained that the
I,hnrer. laid OF from time 10 time various
gImsv excuses. Sometimes they only work for few
hnnrs In a day and arc then laid OF. They told
that The appropriation was small and nearly eN
haustrd Tho speaker asked that the he employed
on full time until the Appropriation was exhausted and
the men then 10 laid on altogether. Then they could
look for work else where. lie believed the plan TO
Leen "a. many men possible tho rolls until after
ELECTION The Mayor said that he would look into the
matter and SEQ what could be done to amend tho evil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
TRYING TO KILL THREE CONDUCTORS.

Charles Cation, alias Edward Hurrion, discharged
sailor from coal schooner at EZabethport " j., LOOK
the midnight train the Pennsylvania Road NJ Elza-
be- n on Thursday night He put of when the Tram
reached North Elizabeth, when hc drew revolver ana
fired at the conductor Henry Tcaster. The ball penc
rated heavy coat worn by Tcaster and fatcncd on
metal button. As the train pulled out from the STATION
the sailor fired second shot without effect, few mo
mentR aftcrwaId bound freight tram came along
and Cation shot the engineer. but missed lie was ann
ing his revolver at the conductor OF Lehgh valley
train as tho latter sat cabOose at the rear OF the
train when an officer seized him. Yesterday Cation was
held the Grand Jury over $40 were found IN eaton
rockets although he had refused TO pay his fare.
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STATEN ISLAND.

srArLFroS-O. SHEPHERD OF this. city. with friend
visited the undertaken yesterday and claimed the body
washed ashore II Wednesday that OF his brother
Alexander who had called upon several OF his lrlenus
in NewY ON the day he committed suicide. and when
bidding the M eood-by said This Is last ten cents
and with IL am going the Staten Island IerryDoat
this afternoon. haze already picked out the place
where want 10 die" His friends thought that he was
inkng and paid little heed to his farewell declaration
Shepherd left "A widow and several children.
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the ring and stopped the fight The match was broken
off and the hall cleared.
MONTREAL MEN WIN AT LACROSSE.

Fully 5000 people were spectators Oh ,, tne
game between the Montreal Lacrosse cup, cusp I
~ canada aud the New-York Lacrosse Cup yesterday
al TompEinsve. All around the fence me out tut
siders cheered their fayortes' put 'no he,nr
yorites could not win the Visitors peins
victorious by six goals to three. after some OF
the fastest play this season. ara anu WsasIer
and Merritt for New-York The games tesuItoa 40 iV,
lows: Montreal the FIRST third fourth nitn, ,
and eighth and New-YOrk the second so'snen
and ninth j. Grant got two; ID. Patterson, 10
Csrlind, one, and j. Paterson, one Ior vn Ths
iennox gained two and Popham one for Newly ork me
came lasted one and half with an VI
ten minutes. A return match VIII DO Playeu tou"' "
thn sane rrnund. Tho teams were as folloNs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10

INvALIDS HOTEL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
This widely celebrated insttu located at Buffalo, Y,
y organized with full stan OF eitecn experienced aud
skIfu physicians and constituting the
pete organization OF medical aud surgical skill in America
for the treatment OF all chronic diseases. whether requiring
medical surgical for their Marvellous success
has been achieved in the OF all nasal throat and uaE
liver and kidney diseases diseases 81 the
organs bsdeT diseases diseases peculiar TO women blod
tants and ski diseases rheumatism neuralgia nervous de-
bty paralysis epilepsy tfts spernhtorthea impotency
kindred affections Thousands cured at their homes
through rrespoEdenec The OF tho uptuTcs.
pile tumors ynrc0cee hvdrocee ami structures
iced with short residence the institution. Send 10
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which gives all particulars Address Worlds DisponslY
Medical ssOciailOn Buffalo. Y. \.
GAG BABIES!-Mr. lockwood, photographers,
OF II URiOn square made the abOsc extraordinary number
OF photOg!ap &c negatives Of children ia month Surely,
this Is Babies Paradise.
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FRAGMENTS OF SPORTING NEWS.

The cup trot for horses beaten ZV oWnH
by members OF the Driving Club OF New 0s and
vas then 20 tponCd unit Thursday has now Dech se1 %
for Monday ManbrnO Stavte brother 70 M9onSa an
will trot against Sorrento son OF "Oouioru n"O' vs.
the "a ne day for stake OF s2pOO. 40 ~ III, 10 ,ovod no
T. first inter collegiate game 81 iOotDa wiz W or
tween Yale and Institute at the 81 george N
Club grounds IiODOKen to-day At D. m IT.. - troa
the lawn tennis cluOs N IIos
meet ark rOoKlvn. yesterday. lack OF entries ne oi
more ma the genemen's singles beng paye4 iod
low Ing result First round-o campbel Deat az a J.
D., boar Edwards SO d., ga Prosser peat Bls,1nu
~ a. q hoffman beat J. W. Raymo1dO-2 luhnhisneu'
The finals will be played on Monday
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Blowing up Flood Rock at Hell Gate II o. III: MO
American Jockey Club races, Jerome farh' LOU p H.
Henry will case, Surrogatc's Court. 90
Rspublicau Senate Convention, Tarrytown' ~ q, M.
Executives Committee of Amateur Oarsmen, GlIsey
MetropolItan Brooklyn baseball match, Washington
Park. 3:l5 =. III.
Sweepstakes yacht races, Oak Point -,
Queens County Democratic county ConNen'lon'
Jamaica 1880, .-.-,-. g.. ...,.,
law Clerks Association With District Court room
p m. ~ -. ,.,, c,uoo, proshv
terrain Church, y. m.
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REMOYAL OF DIR. TRLHRLE.

DR.. Isaac II. lIlmDlc, Measlfcr OF Foreign
Marbles. dismissed by surveyor Beate yesterday.
AIR Eeattc's excuse for removing him TINT many
complaints had been made against him for unnecessary
DELAYS I'm his work. Dr. Trmblc II between sixty and
seventy years of and was appointed In the Custom
House about twelve years ago through the Influence OF
senator Frrlinghuyscn His salary was $500 year.
lie was at term Il Member OF Assembly OF New-Jer-
sey, from Newark.
Ex.(iyi Service Commissioner DOrman H. Eaton was nj
the Custom House yesterday. lie called upon Collector
cddcn and surveyor Bcatte The mature Of his cnl no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
NEWARK.

a Constant Rcndcr"-Al but the western third OF
Pennsylvania in the district designatcdas the Middle
Atlantic states"
The Republicans held mass meeting at the Academy
of Music last evening rty the nominations Tor the
charter election next Tuesday. Addresses were made
by Joseph COult Judge Frank Fort Senator Fish ana
others. The Republicans have made the following nom
nations for Aldermen First Ward, Pierson ~ Dodd
Second Aaron c. Hdzcn Fitch DR.. Herold; sixth. j. r.
Eulers seventh. John Mulligan; Ninth, r. H. Gdddis
thirteenth Thomas II. Hickey Fourteenth, Joseph g.
Nuudy. and Fifteenth, Henry X. Baker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY-Oficer COnroy was patrolling his
beat near Calvary Cemetery Thursday night when lie
Was accostod by Patrick Callahan. who. after iow
words suddenly sprang upon the officer and threw him
10 the ground The mon struggled for some time uni
the officer rcgancd his feet, when the man He'd Inc
officer followed and found the man I'm barruon. IN the
midst of some friends lie arrested Callahan ana
touk him to tho station The officers uniform was torn
t shrcds and he bespattcrrd with mud and blood
Juetiec Kavanagh discharged the man and the police
saw they Will make arrests unless prisoners arc
TO be treated differently.
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HOME Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
Endicott,

Fifth Arenue Hotel Secretary Endicott,
John Tweedale Chief Clerk OF the War Department ek-
Cnvernor Samuel Merrill Of Iowa, and Judge John {.
Churchill OF Oswego .Strterdnt Honse-Sehasor
oes SewYork state superintendent Of Public Ins,ruc-
ton ~ Nep- YORK Hotei-Congressman samuel ); KAN
dali of Philadephia . Grand Hotel-Gencral :. G.
Armstrong of Hampton, Va. and Professor Elisha
GRAY, of Chicago. Murray HUI HoteL.frI n
,ricER r. Riordan of The Charleston NttcS and courier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
FITZPATRICK AND MOTION ACQUITTED.

The evidence on the trial of Thomas i. Fit2-
patrick and David j. Merton. the dry goods clerks VINO
were accused OF attempting to blow up the store Of
Garry Brothers in Cdnal-st on February was closed
Thursday, and yesterday WAS occupied In summing
up the and submitting IL TO the jury W. f. Howe
the closing argument for the defence lie declared
his belief that the boys who testified for the prosecution
liars and alluded to the discrepancies In their tcst
mOny Assistant DistrictAttOrney Delaney Nicol made
argument for the prosecution, and Recorder
Smyth delivered the charge TO the jury He said
that the defence of allbi, which the
defendants had set up, while the most
complete defence II IL substantiated,
easily devised by guilty persons who de-.
sired To escape. lie SAID that the jury had right 10
consider the OF the witnesses to tho ab
were members of tho same association. Tho jury re
NAMED absent for two hours They then rendered a
verdict OF acquittal. There was some applause when
the verdict was announced Recorder Smyth discharged
the defendants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10

Crawford on an order issued by Judge Lawrence enag
ing him with libel The plaintiffs are william H. , anu
Henry H. Lake. solicitors OF patents formerly Oh nU
don They allege that up to April, 1870 Mt. n"@eno
was partner OF the firm. He sold his interest 70 .nen,
and they charge that lie has since endeayOred 70 gu
them by circular letters OBTAINING them Ihe prisoner
hal I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10

It was hoped al first that the additional inspectors con
set at work before the close OF the hot weather. p
the winter near at hand and their services ea@ho' no
had for come time yet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
VARIOUS NEw.JERsEY TOWNS.

WHITE HoCsE.-A freight train into an oil train
yesterday and an engine and four OIL ears wero burned
Freight and coal trains delayed several hours
The oil had siding To allow tue STAR ne
superintendents engine, to pass aud the S"leh hAd
been left OPEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10

by errors METROPOLITAN. Brooklyn First base 0E
balls-Mrtropoan =; BrOo&lyn, /. struck OUT
Unitan Il. RrookIyn 7. Left bases-MetrOpoltan o.
brooklyn , Total base metropolitan. q Biooklyn
IIoiur run,-Orr Three base hIts-NOne TToDase DTS
None Double pays-NGne Passed bale-Nphe' VIII
pitches lynch Umpire-ar. Connel Ilhe-l'oV'
The Metropolitan AMI Brooklyn nlaes VIII pay a'
Washington Park, Brooklyn to-day.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
WINNING ANOTHER GAME AT ST. LOUIS.
THE NYw-YoRK NINE PLAYING wELL-cHlCASo D"o
FEATED BY PHILADELPHIA.

FEATED BY PHILADELPHIA.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 9.-The final championship
Gam, between the New-York and st. Louis League base
hall climbs was PLAYED to-day resulting i'll an easy VIC
torv for the New-York players WEIGH pitched IN exceF
lent trim and was so well supported that the
did not make a single The St. Louis men nodoc
poorly and handled the bat with little SKILL fono"s
Is the score: = . n n
o, mia .....O 0 o o %
Ne r YoTk ...............0 o D N-o
mar b,ts-st Louis 4; NewYork. I; ErrorsIs
ms "A, SewYork 4 Pitchers-Healy and Welch I'm
Dire-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10

FOLDING BEDS.-Largest assortment at mod
crate prices. Call and examine.
THE DoRING FOLDING Did Co,
% East litlI-st., near Broadway
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oARsMEy IN PRACTICE AT ALBANY.

ALBANY, Oct. tSpecidD. -Hanlan, Lee ana
Plasted arrived here this afternoon ana inc TWO io
will begin practising on the river tomorrow for iues-
DAVIS race with Courtney aud COney. There Is ntt,9
betting yet result All the iuen are IN goou co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10

F3miles should always have on hand q sup
ply Liquid the Justly celebrated health giving
beverage Try ami be convinced Of its merits
GroceIs and druggsts keep u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10

Forty years the great Specific for Pain, IN
and IIenorrhayesPopds Extract Be careful
Standard remedies are always counterfeited- Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
Announcements
CHOLERA, DIARRuGA AND DYsENTERY
BY DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LTIMESr

II used when first taken No ONE SHOULD BE WITHOUT
BOTTLE Of this VALUABLE MEDICINE Established 80 years
and NEVER FAILED 10 GIVE sFACTcS. sold by all drng
gsts 70 and 80 cents per bottle Depot AZ Murray street
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wrsTCIIEsTEK COUNTY.
TIE SOUND.

YoSKTEs-The police are searching for Mary tahney,
age ten the daughter OF william CARNEY, OF D0ck-st'
who has been Missing since Wednesday.
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BROOKLYN.

Dr. John shaw, medical superintendent OF the kihSs
County Insane Asylum is seeking to have MS salary
creased responsibilities placed upon him In connection
with the County Farm at 81. Johnand
Arnold Il lhrer, age seven. of No. 27S Pcnn-st, IS
seriously M from Inflammation of the bladder aud OF the
brir which charged. resulted from lis being de
tanned Improperly In a room IN the public school III
Ieywardst. 1t is feared that he will die grlpup IN
tho school recently died. II alleged from being
kept confined IN her CLASSROOM too long
The suit OF the Rev. Theodore Drrscl TO recover
80 900 salary due him IA pastor of the German
Evangelical Church In schermeihorn-st, was disrontn-
ned Yesterday IL Is understood that Mr.. Drcsc re-
ccivcd $3.50. lie resigned from the church few
months ago.
George L. Abbott, who had charge of the buildings in
Statc-st which burned on May >. with n loss OF
twelve lives. pleaded not guilty yesterday 10 charge OF
manstughtcr.
In view OF the fact that canal boats from Montreal
directed the police to quarantine such vessels ana allow
no one to leave go board them until proper per
init is secured from the Health Department
Mrs Mary More, OF Flatbush.ave near the outskirts
OF the city, daughter Maggie More, age seven
teen whom she had vainly tired TO keep at home, ar
rested in Futonst Gu Thursday evening on charge OF
grand larceny taking black SILK dress belonging To
her mother The girls escort Chester Chapel
was also arrested accessory They had started TO
90 10 the theatre IN court yesterday the mother
changed the plant against her daughter TO yagranc
instead Of grand larceny and the girl was discharged
with words OF rcprOoi by Justice Walsh The young
man was also released
of the Davidson Steam Pump Company, and Robert G.
Bowie founder. who were charged with larceny
dismissed yesterday the matter having
been settled. IL asserted that the company had
been cheated out OF $4,000.
The autopsy in the of Gouverneur SOmerindyke.
of No 3ls iiunbOdtst who was found unconscious Ia
Fast New-York Tuesday aud died In q short time
from fractured skull showed that he had been badly
beaen about the head and the skull fracture due
10 blow from netting heavy IL Is believed that The
was murdered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10

If your system requires a stimulant, take
Pa7ker's Tonic. II Dvgorates without Intoxicating.
Color restored TO gray hair by Parkers Hiar falsam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10

A LAWTER CHIEGED WITH LIBEL.
George Hazeltinc. a lawyer, of No 247
Broadway, was arrested yesterday By Deputy sheriff
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TORETGN STEIMERS DUE At THIS POKI
SHIPPING NEWS.


ARRIVED
steamer OF Berlin tBr Land Iiyetpooi scG ~ ~
With mdSc and passengers 10 fcteT l-ut
SON, Arrived at the Bar II p m $780, -, ,.. ,,,
coo,e 4" i,usS e Jevons Arrived at the BTat jpm.
steamer Barracuda Br. Evans Granada sept ~ rinaa
ri ana Antigua ,. 81 kuts with mdse and pAsenSe's"
Lcayuaf co Arrived At the har az n aS In INV sept2o
samInI 80 Porto Plata Oct L. cape Hayticn Turks lssnI
. with passengers 10 Wm CIyde q GO. Ar'e"
steamer t ohaimcto QUICK New.0ncans ia days with
steamer CIV Of Atlanta Lakewood Charleston days with
md 81 and pa .scugcrs IN las W Quntanl e 20 a., s ,
steamer Fruncoua. Bennett Portland, with mdse ana pas
carr NV o. FcnOurg Fish New. Bedford, with nse
stmHcP CIV Of Sew Ial River with ndse
10 SHIP loo .Iy L.wi. Boston In ballast TO q Bacon
Bark urrlbrl tNust, R1doslovch lnSarOcang Apfil =
May 20 with coffee t. WINTER Shho 'eS''' To
master. =. NJ. ~ ,,,,os, 90 Z II WI,
'GST Emma Fox Brooks Laguna sept - with mahog
q ~'ammc.l Bros vessel Ia A lIeney.
SUNSET-wind at sandy Hpok. light W. cloudy Al CITY
lsla IT nox ~ m"laromcer 80 % Thermometer. 50,
Wind W. IL mics. swell light l.: Weather osar.
nak St,.sa tNor Jansscn London Aug Il. with md'c
10 order vessel 10 master
CLEARED
steamer city Of Richmond OBJ. Lewis, Liverpool via
Queenstown Peter Wright & sons -. ,.,
steamer Gallia ,ir Murphy, Liverpool VIA Qneensto"h-
Steamer jersey city lBr, Horror. Bristo-ArL"il Doug
Steamer Gcscr Dam stctn. Copenhagen
mrT fnd, GER Rngk Bremen via southampton
cSmcf znudam tD;ch icrzee Amsteram-Funch.
Sicamer rcnnard uels Antwerp-Peer Wright
stamer Jan Brcyic lBes) Meyer Antwerp Funch Edyo
steamer portia ,Br Halifax and st Johns Nj
BG~ a CIV "f San Antonio wdor Fernandina Port
Royal-C II Mallory * Co
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UIRINE INTELLIGENCE.

MISIiTCKE AT.MANAC.
sp s.s sO3 sct. 20 Moon sets 7OG Moons age. ds
uIGH WATER TO-DAY.
:, Sandy trooE s.igttirr Istri, 9l2lIIel GAIA llni
pV-sandy iiooz 92i dow Island 932 Hell "aIe II;-l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03

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aufael6ricben -. Sb Ell Der iunae &c:
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i'd mid at, ibu su erfenneu, er itnnb III
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itattli5er Mann nit i9parsen Saaren
mar.
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bob ii9 unb CAB bamit bas 3ei6en gum
alIsemeiuen Nufbru9. Sd iab nod, wie
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sins unb ibm NIT ieiner bersseminnenben
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iaste. Damn brdnste ii9 bic sabloie
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tbire s%uiammeu. Sd ~itarrte Dor mid bin
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DIE ibren Mantei ~uerlanste. -. Gin iols
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