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New-York tribune., 1885-03-12
sTPrET-CIEANING IN BROOKLYN.

A conference regarding street-cloanlng between
Mayor Low, Commissioners Eleeman, RAYMOND ana
Partridge Street Railroad Presidents Hazard,
Richardson, Hustled and Beers, Police JUSTICES %
Walsh. Massey, Naeher and Bergen, street Cleail-
ing Contractor Berau and several business men men
was held Yesterday in Brooklyn. he contractor
complaped Of The action of the railroad companies
in thrcwine sand on their tracks, and the mayor
read the orc forbidding the throwing OF any
thing in the the streets. MIR. Hazard, O1 the SIty
Railroad Company maintained that 1t was aoso-
lnts necessary to put sand on the tracks 10 ~ !,
vent the brakes from slipping on steep grades ara
TO prevent the horses slipping on tho p2Vg stones
The other railroad men agreed with nm. ne
claimed as against the complaint OF M. beIau
that ne had 10 clean up the sand scattered by inc
compauy in the street, that his company hau use9
only LOIS loads of sand ih the past year ana hau
cleaned up $500 loads Of street dirt. ~ was de-
clared that all railroads had to use sand on the
tracks and without it cars could not be run.
The Society for the Prevention oil cruelty 10
Animals compelled its use, II was asserted
Mr. Richardson, of the Atlantic Avenue Railroad
Company, aud W. H. Hustled, of the Busbwlck
COMPANY offered to keepan account OF the loads OF
rand used in year, and pay the city 70 cents iOl
each cart load and 90 cents Tor eacn truck load
scattered on their tracks. The general subject OF
street-cleapng was discussed, and various plans
were submitted. City Works Commissioner Flee
man said the quantity of dirt now In the streets
was largely due to the freezing weather, which
prevented It's being cleaned up.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-12
ALONG THE SOUND.

STAMFoRD.-The sale of the property owned by
Alexander Hubbard who died recently, was begun
yesterday. The property included the Stamford
House, the famous old stage house: 1t was sold to
r. Bernhard who keeps millinery and fancy
goods store in the borough, for $50, 100.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-12
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Sturteyant Homse-Senator Henry IA: ,i,eM menaGr
~ Colorado Nesc- York Hotei-Ex-Senator wiiiam ~ ~
; 81 as TaiornIs: exCongressman H. ID. Money ot
Mississippi General George 6cGlesn Ha Of f1S %aSnS
ton rLorendon Hotef-Ex-Attorney-General y. - "'
wnn OF Maryland and John sewe Ssr, q Pst asd Don
pyt ~ Ohio and Colonel W. B. Remey. United STATES
Marine Corps Aleenqrle HosLAmorg Mccrsery
renee of Boston ..... Hotel Br""S'''e"-A ~
of San Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-12
NEW-JERSEY.

UonoKEX-Mrs. Hunt, the wife Of DR.. Hunt, pas
Tor ~ the First Baptist Church. who went away
some time ago, returned on tuesday. Dr. Hunt Is
sll in the south and has not told the congregation
wbcther he will comply with the request TO with
draw his resignation. The object of Mrs. Hunts >
visit was TO attend the auction of the household
goods In the parsonage, which were her personal
property.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-12

General still growing the passage OF
the Grant Retirement bill says IL Is shame' and that
Grants military won't stand the light of history.
All OF which is respectfully sumbted in support Of our
original proposition that Rosecrans has made an ass OF
himself with real effort than any American who ever
tried II. i PhadclI ha Press.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-12
INTEREST IN THE NEW HAVANA LINE.

Unusual interest was taken among merchants
YESTERDAY relative to dispatches from Havana to
The effect that line of Spanish steamers, to
piy between this port and Havana, had been
established Upon inquiry it was learned that the
proprietOrs of the new line" are the Compagnia
Cotolana. which runs steamers between Barcelona
and Havana, and that Menacho Aymerlch ~ Co.,
of No. SO Broad-st., are the agents IN TINS city;
Mr.. Aymerich said yesterday that merchants aud
Others interested bad no doubt been unnecessarily
disturbed as ne knew of only one steamer that had
fbus far been selected for the new Ine the Catalan
and he did not know that she would make second
t1p. The Catalan is expected to arrive here TO-
dnv. having sailed from Havana on the Same day
= tho City of Washington, which arrived yester-
In addition 10 the two regular lines, the AlexaD-
dras and the Wards, plying between New-York
and the West Indies, other lines have been estab-
lshcd from time to time and, after few weeks or
months and at the loss of several thousands OF dol
lars. have withdrawn from the field. The last
enterprise to succumb was an English company,
which ran the steamships Thorn Holne aud Thorn
Hill between New-York, Cuba and Mexico IN COM
petition with the Alexandra Line The English
steamers were withdrawn on Tuesday. Frcights
are and have been so dull that the regularly
established lines have scarcely paid expenses
New-York tribune., 1885-03-12
MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun r,es 5:58 loo ri 359 Moons ara is 20
WATER TO-DAY.
<N-Sandy Hook, 1863 Co.. Island, 4:59 Hell Cat. 65S
P.M-sandy Hook, ABA Gov i3.tl 528 dell Gate IlS
New-York tribune., 1885-03-12
SENTENCED BY RECORDER sMYrH.

Horace LYONS who gave the name OF Henry
RAYMOND, was seen by Mrs. Schuyler Hamilton 60
ing down the steps of her house, No. 4s west
Thirty -eIghth-st at noon on January l. he had
cloth nag on bis shoulder. and IL was found that
Ss5 in siyerware had been stolen from the mouse;
Inc thief escaped, but was afIerward captured and
and was recently convicted IN the Court OF General
Sessions Recorder Smytb yesterday sentenced
LYONS to six years and six months IN the state
Prison. IL
James Malloy the last of the members of the
Tenth Avenue Gang, who attacked Terence Cava,
nach, of Jersey City, at lwenty-third-st. and
Eleyenth-ave. was also before the Recorder for
sentence Michael Collins. the leader of the gang,
and John McGrath had been tired and convicted
on the testimony of Cavanagh, who was robbed OF
Sl5 by the three young men. Collins was SEN
fenced to twenty years i'll the State Prison bv
Recorder Snyth Mctirath was sentenced by Judge
Cowine TO fifteen yoars, and he Recorder YESTERDAY
inflicted the same peDaty-hfteen years-on NAL
10y who pleaded guilty
Johp Brennan, vino was indicted for robbery IN
the first degree, pleaded guilty and was sentenced
BY che Recorder TO seven years and SIX months III
tile State Prison. lie was charged WITH having at
tackled Charles Fish in Crosby-st. OH the night OF
November | /, and stolen from bin silver watch.
The Recorder also sentenced 10 the same term OF
imprisonment Charles Davis, who robbed John
PAYNE a tailor OF his watch on Eighth-st. on the
night of February 81.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-12
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE At THIS PORT.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEW.YoRK WEDNESDAY. MARCH IL. 1885.


PORT OF NEw.YoRK. WEDNESDAY. MARCH IL. 1885.
ARRIVED.
s,eamer Labrador (Fr, dHauterve Havre Fob % with
se and Louis de Beban Arrived at the Bar
30 pm. r..,- c... v.s
Pronera March l. Campeche Progre g. Havana with
ndse and passengers Alexandra sons Arrived at the
Bar at l30 p m -. ,, ,,o.,o.. p,x u.,,, q
o.w..n.s q sar. rv,,, rras.
and passcn to IA longe agent: c,. MI. 49,,
Norfolk with TO Old Dominion So Co
Break wafer Jenney. Le&s Del WIN Huso "nh
= Old Dominion Ss 90;
Archime les (Bri, DAVIS santos req II NoJ
IA with mdse 10 Busk Jevons Arrived AZ the Bar at S4
--,,, ..,.o anx u.....u.r.
snip orchouiene Br Pulley Calcutta l26 days with mdse
10 Raili Bros vessel to WATSON. sumner co.
hark Mary Reed, Warren Pernambuco 81 Gays. win
sngar TO order; vessel tO II B Rawson & Co. go
Eark Aete er Dasch Penedo Al days with sugar 10 or
der G Tobias 60
10 Sml ,y Schpper. vessel TO q Iobas& Co..
Brown Natanzas 10 days with sugar
toC 4; Amsiuck 4 Co; vessel 10 Snow & Burgess
Morton Cardenas IL days with sugar
10 the North River reclining Co; vessel TO K Brett
sUSsET-wnd at sandy HOOK light W far AT CITY
Island. li1ht, NV; clear
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Sandy Hock-1l m-Barometer 3o.2l, Thermeneee. :
Wind. sW, miles, Weather. cloudy
CLEARRu

wind. sW, miies WsatSes. cloudy. - ~
CLEARBD.
Steamer sr Garnet wolseley tBr). Morgan. Lsadon-P
sissmsr ststs of indiana tBp. Ritehis olasssw-A.,,
Steamer ESs tosr, Hamslmaun Brsmsa Via ssusAanpss.
steamer Eidcrado. Hawthorn Nsworssns-J Va,
Steamer CITY Of Atlanta lockwood caariestony on,
Steamer Manhattan Coilysr. New. Haven-deo sscsm
sa4R vsI"ts or Nsshsneissn BATAVIA for ssds
BsrR Tiiiie Baker caty, Adelaiae AusMsnlss ous
BARK Benguela Nor Mortensen. Dunedin and Lsttlston
BARK Prso Sori Hansen. Tien TsIn, chins-c robiaa
BARK cromw ell tNor, Jacobsen Dunkrk FrFunch Eay,
Hark seorgietta wallace sagua IL Grande-N,Ier
spis Iarine CBr, Jsckln gshiaFsnch Edye
Brig FAIRFIELD tBr,. Brown Port au Princs-d Rre sm
Br,s Henry cIesves chareson. sasua Ia orands-lsz
seSS Cooper Cooper Port Louis and Port Metal
'psa schr Warren Potter Andrews San Domingo city,
%,$s S hs.,s Ts1s
SAILED.
Charleston Maranhense baltimore; Commonwealth Piad
ps.ih1 shn, Marborou n and Arbeia for London.
Barks Norway. for Saigon; Maggie. st johns NF
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
LIGHT on EASTERN END OF DELAWARE BREAkwAnR
Notice is hereby given that about April 1885 there
g es o s as
fs1saf's e Si show ssa tsa from
Es s; ::;
% ms the fns
SS q G% a s hs sss q s
and eoaetc is as oows Latitude SO Al oN lon
vessels coming soulhv this light VII ev
should be taken a,a no. to- e a s ss %
with h ssh IsG d rd marks wn.u ns ssss %
s # es snss sa" the
ws1 no% i esar oi point
S1S @ s ns %
,,1Sl Un ss as ns sS:
iSa Hsnopan sn line inside ;s e
ss S% Sss ss: %
i IS. S Sss;ssS:s SS.
washington, DC, Feb ss. Seii''' 1855. . = : 80
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAxEaA
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL Mar i1-Ariyed steamer Lake Huren Obi.
Beassh steamer Baltic r Bsnce NewYork thas bsen
chsrtersd BY the inman So Coz: ,. Mai, os,, H.u.
msS from Feb a Bremen and pre-
SvSSaourH Mar steamer Black Watch tsr
from Msr s
do1 from Boston March her to Liverpool -,
r,n, Iron Mss on
and yerps Tine .Say' nDsr 'na Masnso BE- xe
from New.York Feb 81. on her way to Hull.
Announcements.
&C. Shayne, manufacturer, JOB Prince-st.
ssps senesa sssans ps sss aeq
Earl e. Wilson's E. & ": brand of Mems
THE WORsT URETHRAL STRUCTURAL
sneedy cured BY radical methods Pamphlet refer
e,ces and termA letter stamps Worde Dspenssy
MEDICAL Association, 663 Man.st., Bunalo, N.Y.
DR.. LYoN's PERFECT TOOTH POWDER.
An Elegant Toilet Luxury.
sold everywhere. rs cents.
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
etween 2)t1 an S)61 Sss
Hours TO /, 5 :O7 Diseases OF the Neryoas SysteR
Gento Urinary organs Impotence andstseiisr
HAVE THE UTMOST CONFIDENCE in Favor:
,te Remedy" used for Kidney difficulty, with exce1ens
results.-Daniei +. Early. Newourg N T. 81.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-12
ANXIOUS TO SUCCEED Mr.. oLLIFFE.

The Park Commissioners Yesterday adopted q
series of resolutions III melrery of William NJ oil
life presented by Mr. Waics. Bids were opened
for paving and gradixg the approaches TO the new
Madison Avenue Bridge over the Harlem; three
bids were opened for building the steps, arches and
entrances TO Mornngside Park the highest De-
ing S119. 800, and the lowest $77,SoO
Among the candidates for the vacancy in the
Board are the following Charles w. Dayton, a
ALEXANDER Brandon manufacturer OF lamps and
owner of the Brandon House at Greenwood Lake !;
Thomas J. Carey a grocer in Rutgers-st near
racv: Alderman De Lacy and V. X. Stevenson, the
real estate broker. delegation from the XXiVth
District Yesterday called on the Mayor to present
the name of a candidate. but Mr.. Grace positively
refused to hear anything the subject until after
the funeral of Commissioner Olliile.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-12
Allowed TO CHANGE THEIR PLEA.

Charles +. Watson. and James Girdwood. the i'm:
porters of IRISH linens, who mad previously pleaded
guilty TO an indictment for criminal generalization
OF goods, appeared before Judge Benedict yester--
day IN the United states Circuit Court. crIinlnal
branch. by their attorneys, Stanley, Clarke q q
guilty. Assistant District Attorney Foster 0p-
posed the motion on the ground that 1t was un;
usual TO grant such request after the plea had
connsel. Judge Benedict said that afidavits had
been filed by the defendants statements Of facts
which were inconsistent with poa of guilty. SO
NOT have been Oh tered He therefore directed that
the defendants have permission to withdraw their
plea and plead not guilty.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-12
captain BRACKETr TO BE TRIED SOON.

Ex-special Treasury Agent Brackett., with his
connsei Colonel George Bliss, was at the United
States Circuit Court yesterday morning when
Judge Benedict took his seat. He was prepared to
answer the indictment charging him with accept.
nrsyious day Colonel Bliss said that his client
pleaded i not guilty, and asked for speedy trial
He was willing to go to-day OF Tomorrow, put
case was fixed for next Wednesday. Captain
Brackett then gave bonds to the amount OF $4,000
William II. Romaine and George B. Browne secom-
ing his bondsmen. Captain Chalker, who was
Jointly indicted with Captain Brackett, will give
bail to day.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-12

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
l44 4Lexngton-ave., between 2 tn ant 3oef sc.
Uonra 20 l. 20 7. Diseases OF the Nervous 5yste1
lienito Urinary organs. Impotence andstsenisf
JU,vr THE Utmost CONFIDENCE in "Favor.
e Remedy used IL for Kidney difficulty, with excellent
resuits-Daniei +. Early Newburg N Y 81.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-12
Announcements. A

DIR. LYoN's PERFECT TOOTH POWDER.
An Elegant Toilet Luxury
Sold everywhere. rs cents
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xrwvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE; THURSDAY MARCH II 1850

stated that there were 93 900 Catholic CHILDREN
were not sufficiently provided for IT would De !GU
large undertaking 70 have schools ;ttee specv Was
built for the Italian children. A commi''e0 ""'
formed to consider the matter further.
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CONDENSED TELEcRAMs.

SPEAKER CARLISLE and family are IN
Washington.
Ex-srArE SENATOR AxDREws, Of New
York, died on he 18th.
LIEUTENANT GREELY lectured in Edin-
burgh, Scotland on the night Of the 18th.
THE nailers at Wheeling, w. Va, pro-
pose to hold out for better rate Of wages.
sKRvIAN official reports deny the state
ment Of Bulgarian successes near Sliv-
nitxa.
A NUMBER OF disasters are reported on
Lake Michigan from the recent storm.
GENERAL PRENDKRoAsT, In charge Of the
British expedition to Burmah, expected to
reach Mandalay by the 24th.
CHARLES KENDALL ADAMS was inaugu-
rated President OF Cornell University on
the 10th.
Two battalions Of Bulgarians were de-
feated by the Servians on the 10Th on the
road between Bresnik and Pernik.
DIR. WILLIAM FRoTHISGHAM, one Of the
best known ply sicians Of New York, was
killed on the 18th by the accidental dis
charge Of a pistol he was cleaning.
ANDERSON. who eloped with Miss Ridge
way, an English ward in chancery, got
one months imprisonment for Il.
POOR demented woman named Mrs.
Johnston smothered her child to death at
| Brooklyn, N. ". on the 10Th.
THREE banditti were recently killed near
Santa Clara. Cuba, by volunteers. One
81 the volunteers was MORALLY wounded
The barbed wire manufacturers, in con-
vention At Chicago, agreed to advance
prices.
PRrxcE ALEXANDER, in his appeal to the
Porte, states that he has withdrawn the
Bulgarian troops from Eastern Roumelia.
| The resurrection story sent out from
| Portland, Me-. recently proves 10 have
been fabrication.
liz the imperial speech In the German
| Reichstag on the 18th the reference to the
| Caroline Islands and Balkan troubles was
loudly applauded.
| Pool SELLERS AZ Monmouth Park races
| nave been indicted by the Monmouth
County IN. ~ Grand Jury, and in one
case a fine OF $50 was imposed.
made by mob on the night Of the 10Th to
burn in ciIigy Sir John Macdonald. The
attempt was frustrated by the authorities.
| Several arrests were made.
| MR.::DoRMAS b. EAroS will, II Il said,
| remain on the Civil Service Commission
till the end Of the coming session Of Con.
4 gress.
! UNITED STATES CONSUL NEwcomB at
Lyons has sent 70 the Secretary Of state
a report upon the use OF a mixture Of
Stacked lime and sulphate Of copper as .
| cure for mildew or rot upon grapcvinea.
This remedy Is being extensively used 10
France with favorable results.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

NEW HOLLAND, O., November Is.-La~
night j. y. Atkins, proprietor q thc
IIeam House, was attracted 70 an out
building BY sounds o. some one breath
ing heavily. on table, unconscious Lay
Kline shipIcy, aged twelve, son q N
Shiplcy. and sitting IN chair by his SIDE
also unconscious. was G. w. West 4
coIorcd man Of fifty. Physicians we're
summoned, but the boy died. West was
cook az the Hcnrn House, and was con-
sidcrcd cranky. Tic i still alive, and de-
mics having given the hoy anything. 20
plausible theory can be advanced.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27
GENERAL GRANTS MEMOIRS.

The First Volume Puilishcd--The story of
HIs Ancestry. EarIy Iife and Course -
West PoInt--The Mexican War. Marriage
and Life In California The Bnstiensid~ ~
\ the Great Rebellion and the Characters
They Produced.
NEW YORK, November le.-The T'1b-
une says: "Thc first volume Of General
Grants book Is published. II contains
nineteen illustrations, including that "a
the house in which he was born The
first Of the fifty-ninc chapters j. devoted
70 questions Of ancestry, birth and boy
hood. The second takes up West Point
and graduation. and will doubtless aston
ish the cadets 81 to-day with IL narrative
Of quiet course Of study, IN which no
lesson was read twice and many hours
spent in miscellaneous reading Crap
tiers three TO six. inclusive, tell q hss
army life, while chapters seven % ihir-
teen deal with the Mexican war. Ine
writers Of stories for the young will re
dismayed that the General says that hc
was not studious, and did ny
like TO work, but the search
for obvious reasons for his >uc-
cess In life will not be frni'ir~s.
From the fourteenth 10 the sixteenth
chapters inclusive il the narrative q
his marriage and life In California up ~
his resignation In the army. Even whiie
AZ West Point. he had no military amir
ton, but looked forward 70 The life 81 :
professor Of Mathematics At some non
military college The remaining twenty
three chapters are devoted "a the WAT
Of the rebellion, and there arc maps q
all the principal battlenelds. The Gen
erals opinions on all questions. and ms
estimates 81 persons who come within
his acquaintance, are freely related ana
new light Is thrown on the character
of many Generals. notably upon that ~
General Joseph y. Johnston. Ihe -ec'
ond volume touches incidentally upon
the Andrew johnson matter, which has
been the subject ~ 50 much discussion
81 late. caused by Mr.. Depew's letter
II will be published In March.
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The President has selected Colonel H.
~. Laselle, Inspector General Of the De-
partment Of the Columbia, a. one Of the
Officers 70 represent the United States at
the British military mannuvers in India
in January. The other officer has not been
selected.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

BARON DE- LoRxE, who recently arrived
- New York from China, says the En-
peror wants railroads, Is favorably dis.
posed toward the American system, and
viii grant Liberal concessions to Ameri-
can capitalists.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

THE Servian army crossed the Bulgarian
frontier, on the morning Of the f4th, in
three divisions, at Tsaribrod, Kessura and
Bregovs- The Bulgarians retreated It all
points after some sharp skirmishing, in
which many were killed on both sides.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

THE Governors OF the Northern States
are invited to attend the Southern States
Forestry Congress Ct De Funiak Springs,
Fla, in December, to participate in the
ceremony Of planting and dedicating trees
70 all the States.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

THE promised 'lock-outr In Straiton &
Storms cigar factory at New York, in
consequence Of which 1000 employees are
idle, began on the 10th, the Progressive
Cigar-makers' Union having failed to re-
move the "boycott" from the goods Of the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

ALL the bureau and department chiefs
It Washington are at work on their re-
reports, and the President has shut his
doors on ofice-seekers and their friends
Old residents say they never saw Wash
ington 50 dull.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

SERvrA has . total military establish
ment Of 10000 officers and men, 400 Of
which are cavalry, and as guns. The in
fantry are armed with the Mauser rifle,
and the artillery with muxxle -loaders and
Krupp guns.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

THE Grand Jury At Galveston, Tex, 1t q
meeting on the 18th, resolved that, In
their opinion, the citizens Of Galveston
were unable TO provide adequately for the
relief Of the victims Of the recent fire, and
that contributions from every source were
aolicited.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

II transpires that Mr.. Charles Foster, Of
indianapolis, Ind, who recently sailed for
Europe as Consul at Elberdeld, Germany,
was not citizen Of the United States
when be took the oath OF ONCE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

THE friends Of Mr.. stead, the imprisoned
editor Of the Pail Mall Gazette, are making
preparations for . public demonstration
in his honor on his release.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27
TOPICS OF THE DAY,


Loan DuvvERzS has ordered the Burmah
expeditionary force 70 proceed with al
haste 70 capture Mandalay.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

BARrHoLDI, the French sculptor, who
statue OF Liberty Enlightening the
World" was dined by the Lotus Club at
New York on the evening Of the 18th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

THE State Department At Washington
received Official notification on the 10th Of
the declaration Of war by servis against
Bulgaria.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

II is stated King Theebaw has subsidized
1900 dacoits, or robbers, 70 cross the
frontier At the first sign OF war and begin
plundering and numbering.
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Primer ALEXANDER complains 70 the
powers that the Servian agent In Bulgaria
withheld for eight hours Servia's declara-
tion Of war.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

THE combined forces Of Bulgaria and
Eastern RoumelIa number $4,000 men and
$50 guns OF the Krupp and the latest Rus
sian pattern. The infantry are armed
with Berdan rifles. There il a scarcity Of
competent officers, by reason Of the return
home Of many Of the Russian officers re-
Gently attached 70 their military establish.
ments.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

AMONG the late VIM. Sharon's requests
Is one Of $4,000 to be applied to the i'm
provement Of Golden Gate Park, San Fran
cisco, and one Of $4,000 70 be devoted to
public charities Of the city.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

An estimate Is TO the wheat situation IL
Minnesota and Dakota il as follows: Max
imum yield for Minnesota In 1885, 2s,000,0 900
bushels; for Dakota, 22O00,O0O bushels.
The State and Territorial requirements are
13,oo0,0oO bushels, leaving for shipment
30,ooo,0oO bushels. There has been deliv.
cred and placed In store 24,O00,00o bushels,
leaving 70 be delivered l2.oOo,0o0 bushels.