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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
coLLox cRnr RhLoRr EoR MENrALs.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Nov. THE cotton crop
report for TIE Memphis district, 20 De published o-mor-
row by Mc,srs I'M. Fontainc & Co.. will say; The
weather during Octohrr has been most favorable to
gather the crop except IA portion Of Northern Ala
bani whore too much wet weather Is reported In
all the other states however. the season has been eX
ceptloualy huc and Tho picking has progressed Win
greater rapidity tnan has been chronlcIed Tor
years Up to November l fully 81 per cent OF
tho crop had boon gathered. when Is
per cont In excess owhat had been picked last year mp
to that date. This indicates that the crop Is tWonty
days earlier than last year With continued
favorable weather the picking Will DO
completed by December 20. The sup
mcuts from plantations has been prompt ana there
be general desire the part Of tho planters
70 market their crop very earliest possible period
The low stages OF the water iu some oi the
TO tho principal streams In the district mas
retarded the steamers, but There Is every IN
that the receipts Will continue to be hca'y Tor
the six weeks Frost Is reported from many Iocalur5
occurring early - October 1. but 1t was not uhut
October - thHt killing frost rel, ana no
serious damages wcre reported. There VIII be an III,
crease In the yield In Mississippi and tho valley OF lu
Mississippi River but reports from the mn a lns ~,
Northern Arkansas, West Tennessee ana NoII"eIh
Alabama Indicate decrease IN the yleId III 'ho' Sre
TONS which will offset the increased yield ana he ycu
Of the district Will be- about equal with that oil ~st year.
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4 SCHOOL pRLNcLpAL on rRLlh

The school trustees Of the Twenty first Ward
met In Primary School No l6 in East Thirty st.
yesterday TO hear charges against the principal Of the
school Miss Sara j. j. McCafery. Miss Kate A. Fit'glb
bon the former vice principal OF the school, brought the
charges A misunderstanding has existed for severn
years between the teacher and the principal Miss
titzgiobon charges the principal with Insulting her in
the room, opening her letters and other offences
Last month she resigned her position ia the school,
fusing appear before Superintendent Jasper Tor
animation. Both teachers were present at the meeting
The trustees In attendance we're G. Il. Thompson Dr.
Lewis sohultze Hugh Cassidy, and A. AgDsw.
The charge FIRST investigated was that Miss McCaiery
had taken books from the desk OF Miss BucKaew, OF
school No. 40, and presented them as her own work
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ooyyo AnroAD 70 an rnE cRofrrRs

The Rev. Duncan Macgro g0r, Of Chicago, the
president Of the Scottish Land League sailed yesterday
on the Inman steamer city OF Chicago with the intcn-
ton of booming the Of D. H. Mciaranc, who as
the Crofcrs candidate Is trying to get returned to Far
lament from Argyosnire When Mr. Maegrcgor gets on
the other side lac Will proceed at once to Argy leSlre'
ard there will strive 10 mako things lively for the Duke
OF Argyle aud other owners OF large cntacd ostat' r
In Scotland. But Mr. MacgregOr looked littlc Ike a
clergyman, and still less Ike man bent on warhc
mission he stood the main deck Ot the steam t.
holding "A chubby young hopeful lie means war |"
the KNIFE" however.
They trying 10 arouse religious bgotfy against
our candidate" 10 SAID To a GRlBUNE reporter, ana
shall have cOuncract that. The canvass Is an I'M
pOitant one aud the issue mpmcntOus. The trollera
stand head Of the land league agitation Ihcy
propose to get the aud which they u and that without
paying n penny FOR IT. ~
1hcrcIofcr observed that lie would like To know how
impccuuiOus could get hold OF someldnd here Oh
such generous terms
with laugh Henry George. who stood near. replied:
Take courage. young man, the daY u coming when IL
bc done bore. SIR. Macgre-or VIII Try 10 forward
scheme by which several members OF PHriinmen VIII
here tins winter aud try TO star, Crocrs cru
r
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MR vorRLS WIS No1 rRESENE

Dudley II. Norris, the Twentieth Ward mem
her OF the Advisory Committee OF tho Brooklyn Young
Republican Club who refused to work Tor General
Wnotwar'- election. inter voting % iuior-e him. be
cause the had condo mLcI the action ~ me 'lt-
l,u,' League n regard 90 the nomination OF 0odNHId
WI, summoned before the Membership Committee lass
t.bt to answer charges preferred against him lie re-
fused To COME but wrote letter saying that
lie wanted reasonable time At least lnU}-
eight hours-to prepare his defence nUcr COPY
az the charges htd been served ON him IN
reference tn the matter President Williams said to
THIIt ST. reporter: Mir Norris ha- strangely W0lu
,rrret the letter sent him 10y tho chairman, ana TIE
constitution % we'll Tho Membership Committee sum-
noacd hin Tor tire purpose OF officially informing MN -
the nature OF the charges preferred against h re
was not obliged 10 answer these charge, until called
upuu t. do later by tho Executive committee, ."
whom the matter would be referred Perhaps he might
har- 80 Nindcatcl hl- action before tho Aeinber@hlp
Committee that tGc case would have been dropped there
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cnARoED WITH ASsAULr by rHEIR sERrAN1.

A tail graceful girl who has not yet reached
her sixteenth year, told pitiful story In the Harlem
Court yesterday. Solomon l.. Lazarus is a butcher and
his wife takes bOarders at No. 1,577 Third
Abont two months ago Mrs, Lazarus
hired lille Clark as servant. Her parents live In
Astoria. Sue has large black eyes, regular clear cut
features and Is modest and retiring IN conversation and
demeanOr. Al a. ~. on October 20 she says that she
was awakened by MI Lazarus, who had entered tho
where she was asleep a sofa and WAS
about 10 assault her. She screamed for help
she says, and Mrs. Lazarus answered her bit
did 10 her assistance AZ soon
as sh able to 40 she got away from her assaau
and tried to escape from the but he threw her yO
leutly to the floor and locked hcr IL the room.
Beng AFRAID to return 10 her parents the girl remained
In her employ ers house but from that time Mrs Lazarus
constantly abused her, and the trouble culm-
mated IN assault by Mrs Lazarus
bottle OF wine stood the window sill, Title say and
had been overturned. She told Mr. Lazarus thAt the
WINE had been spilled She struck III the lace aud
kicked after being accused Of upscttng tho bottle her
soL she out Of the house and nciEhbOrs named
Warner gave her shelter and took her 10 the Harlem
Court where Justice Wcide granted warrants which
both Mr and Mrs Lazarus were arrested. Assembly
man Cantor demanded written examination III behalf
of the prisoners which will be held to-day The girl WAS
sent 10 tho House OF Detention. Mr. Lazarus WAS put
under 81 bail pending examination ahd his vile vas
put under $500 bail by Justice Welde.
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cr.yy,yD KEJ1sr-A CURIOUS TALE

UGFIfugtIH UFDdTcN % wv A.,
I, il 81 Thoroughly believed here that MT.
Carry will not be able rcnaD permanently ~ 'atN 20
our Minister that he Is called Minister pro " -,
Madrid A funny story has come ont about bir 'ull2
within the llst day or Two THIS comes ~ -, .
source aud docs tot adult of any rco'"haou ~ ,
tiJn II al pears that the rev WI. ~ ,,,,,tH
first citizen I'm this country To rounce upon w t a
ZION OF Mr. Kelley the ground Of MS tenb w t,
Catholic for the Court OF King ilumheiI "uS tilo
Rev Jnbez himself who uncarthed the Hpcven ~ i
Kelley made In 1871 against Victor Enah1ol' ,in ~
the Rev Curry who brOdght the speech 10 INV hut1 VI
Inc Italian residents OF Richmond and VINO NoIhC W.
The crusade against Kelley. In this direct way tuIS
hracht down oensurs upon the State Department anu
made most vigorous personal attthcK upon w.
Dyord Tho fact VI Mr.. CurrYs personal ihtot i
An Inc case of Mr. Kelley was known at the state Depl
mani us apr ointment appears " have been re"aru
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Post Oaice Notice.

Letters FOR foreign countries Ree1 not be spec ally al
ssc for dispatch Dy any p1rcIr steamer eNcP .ne1
desired send duplicates NJ nlGtlng AMI connFci
documents letters no. specially addressed beng sent by the
fastest vessels available.
Foreign mails the week ending NoyemOer7 will close
PEO1rILY in all cascs) at th.s Office as follows;
sun DAY-At 7:}0 for Buede Ia ytown and ilmol
per :. IILZlc Hend ersOu. from New-OrieAns
Mails Tor ii and japan per Gaelic (fron san Fran
cisco. here mUcr 3 att p. Mails Tor Aus
trlla. NeW.ZealAnd. FUt amt samoan Islands per > =
Zelandia tIdnci>cOl close Eere November -
a.. ~ iOr ARRIVAL AZ New YORK 81 > tauc WIN
British mail Tor Australia. Malls Tor tho oaudWlth
Islands. per 5. Alameda (frOm san fr-ncsco clpio
here November In : p. m. Mails ios the society
Islands per from san tr'ncl COZ. close here
NoycmDcr "A AZ p Mails Tor Cnba, pV rill 10
Tampa Fla. and thence b. steamer nom Key west,
Fla. close at tbs once daily at $50 a. ~
The 81 Trans Pacific mails is arranged
presumponO tn unn-crruptad overland Transit
san Francisco Mails from tho East aIri' ny OK tk az
Francisco the day OF SAILING OF steamers are us
patched thence the same day - -
HENRY G. PEARSON. Postmaster.
Post once, Ncw-York y. Y, october 30 lSSj.
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cAYoyS or THE coAOGADo ILLUSTRATED

ONIONS OF TIE COLOKA Do ILLUSTRATED.
The Canons Of the Colorado" ware illus
trated by Professor Beokmore In MS lecture In tbs
Museum OF Natural History yesterday. series
OF views presented the taken through the
canon by the Powell party IN 1850, and also the points
from which tourists able to special yiows
of the more prominent features Of The region The sides
OF the cdous to five times the b6iSht OF tho Pail
sades the Hudson, ana In places 10 an altitude
OF more than mile In some places the passages are
narrowed to few feet Tho rocks arc Of shae. coarse
sandstone and limestone and IN places OF lava. The
Henry Mountains. through which portion Of The canOns
rdu OF lava whih, he described rs having forced up
ward the upper strata OF sandstone bIhe sandstone
Itself ha, In the OF been washed away
leaving the hard Of lava forming the present
mountains The lecturer carried his hearers through
the to the Yosemite Valley which Is to be tho
subject OF the next lecture,
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GENERAL NEWrON TiLES OFHIS BIG EXrLo>ION.
The Oxford Club, Of Brool,lyn. held its first

i') Itvu Nl ttl' N''iN' 'e't w 'i''- Ni''
n lafnyett.avc. There was unusually large attend
Of member. their friends In consequence OF
the announcement tIat General J0Iu NtNunh
woulI talk about the rt.rlt explosion in Flood Ioea
AuOus tuost- NJ.ur-c"ct W uliHcY, DIST
rlrt-Afturu.y Eitgrwly. william II. Nichols. CH Mayor
Schroeder. Colonel John IlJu.i'ur, L.ut"nHt IAorP'
TrlN CImpbcll, General \. &. Barnes. Colonel Nan
chester. Us G.. Wcmpc Elder, ~lgdckcr Lcui'Mdnt
Ziu.ly. Thomas g.. rcar-au. ". ". Goodrich J. j.
Gambler Thomas Lowell and T.. g. Green. President
SICuo.. Introduced General Newton, WHO tlkci Tor
about hall hour about tue II, Gate and God hocA
explosions. I'D. -. o..
Tie removal OF the distractions around Hell CATE
said the General. was contemplated long b"ior" any
had toward C.c tTlug Tie Ch1hcL
Nnru tlc matter was discussed ~ Washington tp!d
the Government that thought the work Wond mFo''"
nm c,rruItltrc AZ af least - 100000. which rather
staggered The officials, but VIII not cost over h4t OF
that sum-
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TILE 10th FIRE.

ANOTHER BUILDING SAVED BY THE AUTOMATIC FIRE
ALARM
\ fire started last night at o'clock in the store
OF Mc-srs. Einstcin. Hirsh K Co., Nos 3Gj end 367
Broadway, on tie fifth floor. The Watkins Automatic
Fire Alarm with which tie building is protected. mTe-
diatcly sounded at Fire Department Headquarters and
the fire was cxtiueuishod with merely nominal loss,
cured m the same way the floor OF building IL
Wiuam-st which was not protected by the Automatic
Fir, Alarm, and caused complete loss. requiring
second and third alarm to be out. The building
was completely Quilted
Protect your promise, and save money D. applying 70
The Automatic Fire Alarm aud EXtiususher Company
uImilcoJ, 2J4 Broadway, New-i0ik. -
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DID sHE KIM HER IyFANTa

Lena BurtOga, Swedish girl, age twenty
one, employed as domestic in the house OF George W.
Lawrence. 40. IA West Observation-Disclosures
called Dr. Noidcn, mt 40. JUJ west Onchundred-and-
'tA-st., Friday, and told him that she wa, fee!hg
i. In the evening the doctor was called 10 Mr. law
rcHcc's house. where DC found the girl enremey ~.
lie became convinced that she was suffering from INC
elects aH abortion. The girls room was searched
and "a her trunk there was found the dcad nody OF
ly.devCiopel male infant TIE girl confessed tAat Sc
hai snort time before given birth 10 stDofa infant
Word to the West Ouehuuuicuth street Ntloh
and Policeman Rauc arrested the girl she WIS taken
to the Ninrty-nntn Street Hospital and suhseqicuiy
removed to Bellevue, whore se now lies IN prrcailo1a
condition. The Coroner Will hold an Inquest on the DOuy
o. lLn oh
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yIoAEy1Lr MrERnnrrLyo 4 DLy0RcE rRAL

BLOOMNGToN, Ill.,, Nov Tn the Circuit
Court hero yesterday at the trial Of divorce ease IN
which John Muliy, Of Lexington this county Is com
paiuant. and his wife defendant, Mr.. Muniy alleged
nhdey on the part OF his wife, and sought to sustain
tnc charge by proof Mr' Mufiy tainted and was car
RED ont Of court In the excitement OF caring for tho
woman, Miss Hand large stout woman sister of the
defendant, shouted 80 the top Of her voice: .
"Muiy, you have murdered my sister. ana VIII XIII
YOU"
r Rushing at Muily. she seized bin by the hair ana
dragged hm across courtroom before size could DC
quetcd,
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EsaslZH211az1k1AaX


BRI1roN-on Fridev November6, 1855 joseph Britton
ii y - nm ls are rc,occtflly invited to a,teai the
funeral services sunday November AT r. H. At ms
late fSs,icncc - IVES, Jth.'t
Please omit Towers.
EpGERLEY November {. Joseph H. eldest son OF tho
late Thomas fdeercy. mth' 5jm year Of he nys ,,,.,
Funeral service, from his Ac residence 20 West l3th't
ON sunday. 1t O'Clock.
West 47tlist. Of internal aueurism William j. Baner
Funeral al Friends Needing House l59s and III Rutherford
place on Monday uon9s MG'enoS o. 49, tS "a % o'''N
CLARK-At Newark y. j., november = 1881 Mary
stuart wiic OF Milan clark aged o. years ., p,o,
ave-. Newark. TUESDAY. IL INST. at O'Clock p H.
Relatives and friends are invited
C0OPER-On Saturday. November Z, Hiy Ann. WHO" 81
r0Ss from her late resden 5Jdst Monday
l. O'Clock.
FERGUSON At cherry mn Y. j. on Thursday. November
Maria y Ferguson daughter Of the late John Ferguson.
"ryal OF tram leaving Ncwiork from 2Sdst at $50 ana
ChlmDeI, ST. at $50 l. @ Ne" Jersey ana Ne" lorN ha'
KEMEys-on Friday November g. Catherine schuyler
Cochrlnp widow OF th- late William kemc's
cochfane East 6!d-st. Monday morning at 10 o'clock
Relatives ana friends are lnyltel
dence 2ji Frnklnave. Thomas W rmpson in tn, 5Sth
funeral SUNDAY, November : at p NJ from te ri
NJ" IS H. A. NJ: Atephic council 40. 7, X. and ; NJ
t%y''a No : r. i : Ms,Omc Veteran As,ociaton
Knights rcmplar Association are also respectfully invited
to attend
CONSTANTINE CONMASDERY No. 49, !
kNIGHTS 1EMPLAR
sir Knights You are hereby ordered TO assemble ut the
,s,iuu l3uth - AMI dave, on SunlY November
~ l1oclD,A sharp Tor the purpose OF attending the
mineral o.. our late Frazier -ir Thomas W. TimpsOn.
Sir Kniis OF sister Communicates courteoGsy invited to
unite with Ua.
by order .,
Jos l. CONKLIN IT,. W. II. DEGRAAF
Recorder I'm. Commander
WAKENAN-On FRIDAY. November o. Edgar L. Nakeman
Ia tho 10Th year OF his axe.
Funeral from his late I,sienc' BroaIst. opposite Beach
st bloomfield 81 MOldty, november D. 1850 a.
WNCkoFF-At New trecLt L. L. on Friday November g..
lg4i Peter Myckun, IN tnr tOih JeArDi his
eii Ne. and friends Tho family invite to attend the
tnnerl al his llto residence Sow UtGeca Monday,
Noyembcr9 at > y. m , -.
A viii leave the Iath ana COnoy Island btpOl
Greenwood o Mon"aY AZ Loo =. m.
UNUEnHILI.-On Saturday Afternoon Henry UhdeIhhi'
In the 0lth year al his age
Notice o funeral relftcr
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are who when customer asks for Bensons cape Nc
Plaster attempt palm Oh upon HIM some che'p and worth
less sub.tuc under Ike sounding nam" suc1 a. CapS
cum CnIs!ciu' Capucin Capscne" These things
cost NH OF moth ng nd sa for Jew cents They may
porous and far Te.emble the genuine but there the
similarity Benson, Pa-ters alone possess high medl
cual prop,tef. relieving or curing IN lie" hours ame's
upo which these bio limitations have no beneficial
effect whatever Buy o.. respectable drugess only, and
render touiy sure y personal examination e
frune IaS Thee cis" trademark, ANA tie NOId
t.prlur In the centre.
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KHAr GREENrOar Is rALKlNG AEouE

There is Il great deal OF talk in Grcenport'
L. l.. the alleged clopcmcnt OF Richard Wade WHO
has yet reached his majority, with Mrs. Albin tins
wife OF Henry Albin and the mother N fur
children. The young has for some years been mo
sole support of widowed mother. Mr.. Alhin Il h,h
ermnn has taken atherly interest Ia young "hdr
who made living In the same way The young man
has spent many OF his leisure moments lately tue Al
bins home aud when Mr. AIbn has been away, has re-
NAMED all night the protector OF the hOnseh0,d
The epOrted elOpement took place Thursday In the
absence of Mr. Abin Tho four children were sent 70
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4 p0IIcE cApraIy ARRESTED.

Captain Farricr, of the First Precinct police
Jersey city, WAS arrested last night chaiSou VII" II"
sault aud battery Thomas Trottcr. Trotcr IS ono OF
tho election officers arrested on - ch'Ieu VI
violating tho election law by taxing rc.tSs
during the canvass Of the vote on eic'tloh
night. lie believes that lie was arrested NJ 'HptHn
Farrers instgation and he alleges that ABOUT year
and "a half ago Captain Farrer assaulted hh' nc was
a prisoner the time. charged with violating lno co,
ton law 10y refusing To lister legal voter 'dPlNn
Farrcr gave bail await the action or the biu jury
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for his medtIlesome interference The Madrid apers
OF recent date contain Grt from this Town cr?dnc
Mr. Bayard with saying that the Cabinet Of the Spanish
Government Is NOT Catholic. TIE comments ~ tho
Madrid papers any hing Int pol to- They speak OF
the ignorance Of tie Cabinet OF President Crveiaud
particularly in the state Bureau" IL IL evident from
this line - criticism that Mr.. Curry VIII bc made rs
unveicOue in Madrid as Koicy Vienna. The fact
that it through bis personal interference that all of
Sgn a.rt t,sf him
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Rcllal5ns Noiiccs.

es soul. 'R"fh Bh A1 W M GoS 1 p aa %
| Eve ming service, 4:3O p m
An souls Church shay H. c.,nSr p S2'h5gH51y
{. WILLIAMS. at II a. m Tho pu5nc cordially invited
American Temperance Union. -chcEering Hali sunday
afternoon 9G'ocH ASa[ Sfc rim. hg ,od a. to al
church Of this city tne mTsic nGasc B
gafias PRESIDENT.
sew "slST%G4 cn c"Sdaa 9oy
apd SH,s' hSt ccrsing ,Hothet ioaicSIoa" Ai7IS
SPECIAL sermon 70 : ouug Men
crf e ho iGy % Sf d. and 35 tho
e' H. s,s and sd p Rector IN vii n preach TSna
Saq nSn e 6 iGf IRE S@
TgrGGf ory De- eyS el5r s OF Gree c viii preach
IN the evening. strangers cordially welcomed
Church Of the Divine P2rrniy Sy% ssc eo a. ilS
The Faherhooi Of cod Suicirnt Elhie 80 IN,
n liShlG''A'' Always triumphant mo D'S'-''' ~
,Lnrc OF the corner OF 2iis; and rars ag9
NIoTYRnf abSct @noae m2dc saints and MIrtyr.
Evenng. ats, lecture: "Ch'res lamb Ills 0eAu' 'lu
nunor' ------
Church Jq!n the Bqpf tAng5o9ye c Sst
vr,n II oocE afternoon 4. Persons not connected
wita o;het church,s invited 90 attend
Disciples OF christ West sn st. bet in 3GS 10 aYss ~
fT E e.. m lG seaon y Rev d : PAXTON
gs9f g. "1;:
I tutip F..
o., .oc;c,y Of spiriuaiIst. Grand Opera Hal sch:
az oni I'D sf-Mrs. BRIGHAM lectures m0inibs ana
- usral iyCnng subject I've speak tHat |lEct
Syeh os ar testify that WHICH have ID IL" seats irec
an Lytea. Conference q; -"'O.
I.,,,re nt New Jerusalem church Fast 35thst, be.
tween and exngoa ayes Sund,y 1tghlnf %
az o'clock the itcN. = Ni-N AID SdiJect mo
x md oT salvation Nccacd." Al arc welcomi.
,noi,ou Avenue congregational Church. F5th-st. and
Maids Rev. W. r. PRICE, The pastor pleacAos AT
ia m AMI Sunday a1d bibl' CLASS At T. W.
METROPOLITAN Church for Humanity lspr tuastie' Tho
Rev Mr. T. q. STRIKER Pastor services acid IN ~ y,
ny [El'S parors 81 West I'D 81. be, ween IN am otn
ayes sunday morning services az ~ ocock; Adn1t'l,so
nittauce al 7:3l O'clock no cOectlonS MIS- Stry.
Her viii speak the spirit gives uttrauce.
New Jerusalem church. East @5thst between Par. ami
IL IA ana D. M Mornnx sgbect, d" : I'd railing Don
tgy rieccs - o. Truth Received IN Natural Afecion'i
evening lecture VI the course on sA'aOn a. "'
ioM Nsv \ TIE KIND OF SALVATION NEEDED.
N Nov :! %, SSASLVATIHN \ i. ViNE WORK.
Nov. 90. HUMAN Q (OPERAflnHi ~, Tgx
D'' NEEDS OF THE INDIVIDUAL SOUL -
Parker spiritual Fraternity. Wallace Hal. i2l WYst
3Sth-st-Pujlc conference IN regular seN ~ ~
EVERETT 3and 8 p. ~. Or. MATTHEWS gives Ie-Is
Church Of ~ llary he yirsirLo~ ceesIa n, tSy
a m. Chdren's celebration >. Mains TO- s0cHih ''''
ton lO4J. solemn vespers y. m. ----
81 Bartholomew Church. Madson,ye ana St,c al
Rev. SAMUEL COOKE. u. D. kecivI, Snr.non nv Rev.
Frederick W CLAMPEff. sunday-sohoo' "' Ha''P"''
nne
sors.ty OF Friends. - a., 49,,
Meetlng IS for worship al Friends Mems - 'i''0 " ~
Twehteth.st tOsamefGY Park. "t 1000 M ------
spiruaiisiic services Meiropenniahn pastor ,ses.
IninasIy he rev Mrs. + + 81 b ha si Mes, Sd
hello IN Mr. - s!f r nrS,nS seryre al IL
O'CLOCK Admit at l0;Su oclocA sunias e al
| vices at oeiOcE. Aduaittaace ''So "c''oA' f''e
I
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Urn REGIMENT ARMORY,
AlNN NnHtr Nov AZE

To The Board Of Officers IN Regiment n. q. s. n. Y.
GEsTLEMEN L beg to present to the 9Th Regiment the
accompanying memorial Of Gcner Ulysses ;. Grant.
The nag used at Mount McGregor
of the nlustrions General lay The stan
"a composed OF tho cedar from which
the casket constructed the tip is LITER used
the casket-the other portions being punching from
the stee some Of the copper the
nteror casket strip Of the royal purple velvet used
covering aud the inscription Is engraved portion
OF the solid silver handles.
have tLe honor 10 be- gentlemen your obedent SER
want, SIEPHEN '" n EhHi - q, - =. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08

Miss Buckaew testified 10 losing certain books. ~ sal
that they Ead leon taken desk Of which she
Oaly had TIE keys Mr., ll0ac. he aLiUess o. 10. sald
that she met Ss NoCfcry AM Miss Carney one OF rr
teachers IN the stairway Of No 80. Mrs COster. MIRA
Hoa2's daughter. related tat Miss Mctafcry went io
Miss Hnckaow'- the same night with lighted
taper she d.l rot knoS whether Miss McCaHcry brought
any books coIc from them. Tie trustees VIII
continue the examination Thursday everns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Nov 81 a. m.-lhe movement oi
the barometer yesterday WIS downward ANA ol' hchc'
Of rain fell The temperature ranged between VI """
t-5 the average 65y1 being Pig higher than Oh the
responding day last year aud - higher than Oh Fri
day. ...,.r shifti,g
cloudy rainy weather followed hJ cOoleI sn,T.h
winds may ia ed to-day In this city ana vicinity.