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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-10-16
sHERIFF's SALE.

lease no. b+1.
State Of Kansas, Phillips County, SIS.
In the District Cont of Phillips county:
William L. Gilbert and Henry Gay, co-partners
doing business under the name, style and Arm OF
Gilbert * Gay, Plaintiffs.
jasper l.. Hall, Francis C.. Cradle Katherine j. .
Cradle, Byron ~. Marsh, Mrs. Byron W. Marsh.
VIM. DFury, Mrs. VIM. DTuryr and David /. Bart
lett, Defendants.
Public notice is hereby given, that under, and
by virtue of the judgments rendered in the above
entitled action, in and by the above named court.
and OF an osder of sale issued on said judgments.
to me directed and delivered, j VIII on nov. is,
1856, between the hours OF ] and o cl0ck p. 10.
OF said day at the mont door OF the court house,
in PhillipsIErE, in the county of Phillips State of
Kansas. offer at Public sale and sclt0 the highest
bidder for cash in hand, the following described
real property namely Southeast quarter of section
uWenty-eight l35l township I'VE 90 range nineteen
90 all in the county of Phillips, State Of Kansas.
Said property has been levied upou and is to be
sold as the property Of the above named DEFEND
ants
Dated this 18th day OF October. a. D., 1856.
NJ MCGuIEE.
Sheriff OF Phillips comfy.
G.. A. Spaulding S Co., Attys for Pitts Oct-16
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

lease No. t6l.l
State Of Kansas, Phillips county, So.
In the District Court Of Phillips county:
William L. Gilbert and Henry Gay, co-partncrs
doing business under the name, style and firm OF
Gilbert & Gay, Plaintiffs.
Thee Cooper, Nancy J. Cooper, and David I.
Bartlett Defendant.
Public notice is hereby given, that under, end
by virtue Of the judgments rendered in the above
entitled action, in and by the above named cont,
and Of an order OF sale issued on said judgments,
% me directed and delivered, ] viii on Nov. Is
1856, between the hours Of / and o'clock p m.
of said day, at the front door Of the court house
IN Ehllps1urg- in the county Of Phillips. State OF
Kansas Otfer at Public Sale and sell 10 the highest
bidder, FOR cash Ia hand, the following described
real property namely: Southwest quarter OF sec
ton tWeuty-siZ C58), township eleven G1), range
eighteen lS), all in the county of Phillips State
of Kansas. Said property has been levied upon
and is TO be sold as the property OF the above
named defendants.
Dated this l1th day OF October, A D. 1886.
q. NJ. Meg UEE,
Sheriff OF Phillips County.
G. A. spaulding s. Co., Attys for Pitts. oct-1l
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sHEkIEF'S SALE.
Cease no. SD
State of Kansas, Phillips county, ss.
In the District Court OF Phillips County.
William J.. Gilbert and Henry Gay, c0-partners
doing business under the name, style and hrm Of
Gilbert q Gay, Plaintiffs.
Earnest Smith, Mrs. Earnest smith and David
/ Bartlett Defendants.
Public notice is hereby given, that under, and
by virtue of the judgments rendered In the above
entitled action. in and by the above named court
and of au order of sale Issued on said judgments
to me directed and delivered, ] viii on Nov Is,
1856 between the hours Of ana o clock p m OF
said day al the front door OF the court house, IN
PhiuipsbuFg, I'M the county OF Philips state OF
Kansas 0fer at Public sale and sell % the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, the following described
real property namely The southeast quarter OF
section thirUytbree (3l. in township three 49,. OF
range seventeen 90 al in the county OF Phillips
state of Kansas. said property has been levied
upon and is 10 be sold the property Of the above
named defendants Dated this nth day OF OCto-
Der, A D. 1886. c. H. MCGUIRE.
sheriff of Phillips County.
G. A. SrAULDING q Co. Atty's for Plaintiff
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sHERIFFs SALE.
Cease No. $50

Cease No. SOD
Stata-Of Kansas, Phillips County, SIS.
In the District Court OF Phillips County:
William l.. Gilbert and Henry Gay, co-partncrs
doing business under the name, style and arm of
Gilbert y Gay, Plaintiffs.
James VI Scott, Rachael =. Scott Barnett Bump
and David I. Bartlett, Defendants.
Public notice is hereby given, that under, and
by virture Of the judgments rendered ia the above
entitled action, ia and by the above named court,
and of an order of sale issued on said judgements
to me directed and delivered, ! will on November
Is, 1856, between the hours of and o'cl0Ck p.
of said day, the front door of the court house,
in Phllipsburg, iu the county Of Phillips state OF
Kansas, offer aG Public Sale and sell 10 the high
est bidder Ter cash in hand, the following Gcscrib-
ed real property, namely: south hall southeast
quarter, section three 90 west half southwest
quarter section two %, all in township three 90
range seventeen 1). all I'm the county of Phillips,
state of Kansas. said property has been levied
upon and is % be sold as tie property OF the above
named defendants.
Dated this 18th day Of October. a. d, 1886.
@. n. MCGUIRE,
Sheriff Of Phillips County.
c.. a. SpauldIHg s. CO., Attys for PItfs. Oct-i6
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koRNS & BlckFoRO, Publishers,
SATURDAY, OsJ., I6sh, 1886.
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.
FOR Associate Justice,
ID. II. VALENTINE,
of Frnklin Co.
For Governor,
JOHN a. MARTIN,
OF AtchisOn Co.
Tor Lieuteuat Governor,
a. p. RIDDLE,
Of Ottawa Co.
For Secretary or State,
Z. B. ALLEN,
OF sedgwick Co.
FOR State Treasurer,
JAMES W. HAMILTON,
Of Sumner Co.
For Auditor OF State.
TIMOTHY MCCARTHY,
OF Puwnce Co.
For Attorney General.
S. B. BRADFORD,
Of Osage Co
VI lGAAA4l-LllArtlL Oh -@-4N 4-A4-A ---+-l
j. II. LAWHEAD.
of Bourbon Co.
For Congressman 9th District.
HON. z. j. TURNER.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
For Representative,
W. ii. MCBRIDE.
For County Attorney,
n. b. MCCORMICK.
For Probate Judge,
W. ). WITHAM.
ToF County Superintendent,
J.. II. YOUNG.
For Clerk District Court,
j. P. HICKS.
For Commissioner Sd Dist.
j. H. HAM.
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sHERIFF-s SALE.

SHERIFF"S SALE.
lease 40. 663-l
state Of Kansas, Phillips county, ss.
In the District Court OF Phillips county
William L. Gilbert and Henry Gay, co-partners
doing business under the name style, aud firm of
Gilbert u Gay. Plaintiffs.
Aaron Baker, 2Iary A. Baker, and David L.
Bartlett, Defendants.
Pubhc notice is hereby given, that under, and
by virtue Of the judgments rendered in the above
entitled action, in and by the above named court,
and of an order OF sale Issued on said judgments,
TO me directed and delivered, i viii on Nov. is,
1886, between the hours OF and o'clock p N. of
said day, at the front door of the court house in
Phillipsburg in the county of Phillips, State Of
Kansas, offer GL Public Sale and sell % the highest
bidder, for cash i'm hand. the following described
real property namely Southwest quarter OF sec
ton seventeen 90 township tTe 90 range seven
teen 40 all in the county of Phillips, State OF
Kansas said property has been levied upon and
is TO be sold as the property Of the above named
defendants.
Dated tlis 18th day Of October. A. D., 1855.
O.. NJ. MCGUIRE,
Sheriff of Phillips County.
c. A. Spaulding & Co.. Att'ys for Pitts. Oct-IO
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HOUSE, JOINT RESOLUTION No. 1, For the Fuh-
mission If q proportion TO amend the corstf-
tuition Of the State OF Kansas.
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PUBLlCAIlON MOIlCE.

In the District Court Within and for the County
Of Phillips in the State of Kansas:
ELIJAH WOLF. Plaintiff,
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For Congressman 9th District.
HON. z. j. TURNER.
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sheriff of Phillips County.
@. 4. sganlling & Co. ALL-Ea roE PlLLs. oeL-L
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SHERIFF. SALE.

c. W. sHnson, Atty.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
POOL MEETINGS IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-At the general meeting
OF the South Passenger alton. held here
to-day the ST. Louis and san Francisco road not
represented and underso ooi that 1t refused 10 en-
ter any organization to pool the bus
on the pro posed basis II agreed TO and per
feet the pool meeting the competition OF the outside
road in the possible The ma or portion OF
the agreement voted on and adopted.
The general freight agents OF the Chicago and Ohio
River pool lines met to-day and passed resolution
strictly to maintain freight rates in their territory
January !.
The Chicago and Axiom and the Rock Island roads to-
day filed notices with the Commissioner OF the south
western lumber pool demanding larger percentages
This is considered fair indie that the pool
established Will be abandoned.
In the Central Traffic Association to-day resolution
was offered forbldlng al association lines proratng
with interchaugng traffic with the Lehigh Valley line
except the OF local rates. The action
posed because the Lehgh Valley persistentiy cat the
grain rates, the resolution defeated, many or
the lines having contracts with the Lchgh Valley
which they expect To carry out. committee was ap
pointed 10 confer with the Lebigh 0ticias deega-
Buff ,o i've stock dealers made compliant that
while actual weights we're enforced at tnat point Cn-
cnnaI and Indianapolis escaped. II was agreed that
the niniinum weight on live stock cars should be adj
vanced excess-the difference over If any, 10
be refunded TO the shipper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
TELEGRdPHIC NOTES.

ANEW-YORKER ARRESTED FOR EMBEzzLEMESE
CHICAGO Oct 2l-Georee Holland jr, who was clerk IN
the ~ Nicholas Hotel New York, up 10 september 20 VIZ
aifestei yesterday charge Of embezzng about SoVo
fiOm j. A Robinson, proprietor OF that hotel.
THE CEN rENAKY OF NORTH HAVEN.
NEwHAvES. oct 2l.-North celebrated to-day the
one hundredth anniversarY of its Incorporation The memo
RAJ exercises we're held IN tent where the Old Folks chon
HANGED HER ELF IN HER CELL.
PHLtbElfHiA, Oct II SpecidlL Hayken was
arrested last night Tor drunkenness and locked up Al %
Tenth Dsttct station When the turnkey entered the cen
this morning with her breakfast she found suspended
from an iron bar ana dead She had hanged herself by means
OF strips torn from her dress
INDICTM ENT- AGAINST MR. LANE
BOSTON, oct II SpcetatThe United States Circuit court
Grand jury today reported four indictments containing Vv
counts against Rcond Lane president OF the ADns
ton National Bank MI Lane will probably be tired at tho
session OF the court which IN Tuesday next
CRUSHED by AN IRON TRUSS.
ERIK, Penn, Oct I'll fSpecdp.-Wilam Gr1er carpenter
tosay. engaged In hosting
Truss the O abuGng The derrick tackle broke
crushed 10 death Five other were hurt
BURIED ALIVE IN A TUNNEL
EAsTOS Pern Oct 2l tSpecidi.While David Evans and
walking tunnel Kudolph- slate quarry
tho ground began sinking both buried alive IL
will require weeks 10 recover the bodies.
FOUR WOMEN HURT IN A PASSENGER CAR
Penn. Oct ~ (Spseiau-A coach on
detached froi tins
morning three miles terrific speed freight train
and ked -Four women Passengers seriously
bruised and injured
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SHOT DEAD BY THE CZAR.
COUNT REUTERN KILLED IN THE PALACE.

HALLUCISATONs OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS N
IN THE IMPERIAL HoUs EHoLD.
LONDON, Oct. 22.-Rumors are current that
terrible OF contu sion and alarm exists In the
Czars household owing to halucpations of imaginary
dangers which the Car subject It's said that on
'ecnG adjutant walking rapidly toward him recently
the Csar seized revolver and shot the adutant dead
Other accounts say that the adutant made attempt
to kill the Gar ard tho latter fred In sclfdefencs.
VIENNA, Oct ga rumor that the Gar had been
killed spread like wdhre in this city to-day 1t proba
bly, had 1t, origin in tho shooting of the Adutans by the
Car The officer Count Reutern. He was
awaiting the royal palace The weather be-
ing warm the count unbuttoncd his tunic The Car
returned than expected and Reutern arose hur
riedy and began rebutton his tunc whereupon the
Car. thinking that the officer was about to draw
weapon, shot him dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
HUNTING HIGH And Low FOR 4 MINISTER
QUANDARY AT A WEDDING OVER THE ABSENCE OF
THE REV, MIR. HALE.

QUANDARY AT WEDDING OVER THE ABSENCE OF
THE REV. MIR. HALE.
BosTON, Oct 81 (Specdu. 1.-The Rev. Edward
Everett Haes had been engaged to perform
marriage ceremony In his church tst evening The
hour $780, and at time large and fashion
able company seated in the church, and the ex-
pectant bridal tr standing IN the vesbule all
ready to proceed the altar At the critical moment
an usher hurredly came out and asked them to wal;
moment until could step into Mr. Hale's study In the
rear OF the church and toll him that all ready.
visit the study failed fad Mr. Hale. carriage
procured and rapidly driven TO Me- Hales house at
the Hi ghlauis miles distant. His family could give
the xous nqurers no Information as To MI Hale,
and back the church they drove thinking that the
clergyman might have arrived while. lie was not
there. hurried consultation was held and OIL post
haste the carriage went for the REV. Mr. Savage ut ne
engaged ana could not come. The same result At
a visit other clergy Finally the Rev Dr.
Duryea's house visited, and he was found sick I'D
the usher declared th unless Mr. Dur
yeas illness of u serious character he must consent
TO marry The ue. and he consented Hurriedy dress
ing driven the South Congregationil CHURCH.
after the timc announced. during which
the contracting couple, nridesnals AMI best man were
kept waiting In the vestibule the ceremony per-
10
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rouR ysoRoEs BEATEN By MAsKED NEW

JEFFERSON, Tex, Oct. 81 tSpcciab.-The
colorsd population OF Cass County are m
state Of excitement over Kukiux
raid made on them at Douglassve. Tho
trouble arose from the recent organization OF secret
society among colored men. the aim of which is pro-
found mystery tho whites The report finally gained
currency the mysterious society was organized for
the assassnatng OF obnoxious white planters ami drfy-
Ing them the county by burning their property.
or worrying them until they were willing
60 sell out at heavy sacrifice 1t
was alleged that the names OF certain white planters
had been voted upon aud were pIlceI on what was
termed "Ihe Death Roll" On sunday night about
twenty masked horsemen entered "A Doag-
lassyille cUOred church, and at the poins
OF their shot-guns forced the negroes TO
show the records OF the society They carefully OF
amined these. looking for the alleged death ROLL. No
such document found. Although the four negro
were Kicked cufed and beaten with gunbarrels,
they refused tell the objects o. the mysterious society
The white citizens at Dou Zsssvie. Queen CITY, Atlanta
and Linden have since hell meetings and Henounced
the outrage This has served 10 aay the exeitemens
the negroes, VINO vow vengetn; 20 II any luftncI
attempts made to pry into their private affairs
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ILL QUIET At THE PACKING HOUSES.
coorERs RETURNING TO woRK-KSrGHrs DESouSc

ING PiNKERTON MEN.
CHICAGO Oct. 81 (Specidn.-All was quiet at .no
packing houses today The old men are gradually
taking the places OF carload OF on-unioh
returned to the city without any demonstration.
About 200 Pinkerton still remain on duty.
While the strike in progress Mr.. Armour ordered
large quantity of bread from Minneapolis for the use
OF the imported men he employed. He said to day
We ordered the bread because at the time there was
doubt about our being able to get supply here pc
the bakers hesitated to take the orders pelns
afraid of the boycott About 900 loaves OF pread
shipped to the packers from outside points lhey
hay all been used up"
The coopers at the stockyards, who have shown an
inclination stickpor eight hours last night reso'sSo %
to go back on the ten hour system. accepting !nc
wages oAered-s3 a day. The Pnkerton force is beng
rapidly reduced in numbers. The employees OF the
Union Stockyards Company's blacksmith shop nave nave
res med wok the ten-hour system. while seclloh
hands have also gone back, the decision OF the lock-
out, it is sad having satisfied them that they could
not win. - =, -.
At a meeting of District Assembly No. "a, Knight,
of Labor, last night resolutions wee adopted
condemning any city, county, State officials that
will quietly sit down and allow Pinkcrton men 10
murder innocent citizens, and asking that the men DC
brought TO trial.
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EASTERN COMPLICATIONS.
THE FATE OF BULGARIA STILL HAN"iN0
IN THE BALANCE.
r,n.ps To RE supERsEDED BY GENERAL GouRho
-cANpipArFs FOR THE VACANT THRONE

Try CABLE TO THE TRrBUNE.l
Copyright; 1886, North America" Cdo~ '' %
LoNpoN, Oct. 21.-The Vienna corresponuon. "
The Daily Telegraph wires tonight tha' acco'cns S
20 to-days news from Sophia the buie"l,"" -,
eminent has no intention OF pcstponlng thc ,ieoS
ing Of the Sobranje, nor OF reiessii's us "a in
under arrest on the charge Of being imp io'0u 49,.
A. co,h,o conspiracy In both questions V'o'
- refused to comply with Russias dcmaii'''
mo court martial that is TO sit III the ue1lhn"o
NJ November will try eighty-four ofuceis' iioi"i'
three majors, thrty-nve captains, fourteen NOV
no,,toronts twcntynine second-lieutenants, ono
,o,,oapt md one band master Oh
Austrian II is not altogether impossloe 'ila'
kome untoward event may intervene peiore 'i'o
sobranje meets: il not it will at once procceo "
elect a new Prince. The name OF DUKE "'o'e0
Naximilian Of Ieuchtenberg is mentioned "'u"9
and il is also said that Prince Peter
has some chance of nomination As iVe"'uS mn
Karaoeor,cvitcb however, nothing would induce
Austria 10 sanction his election III woulu iinpo
,ho dcpcsition of King Milan of Scrvia at no dlS-
,ant date and would place a sworn enemy OF AUS
.,ia HUNGARY on the Bulgarian throne. Moreover
nc russia recognizes neither Regency nor Sopi"hc'
Prince Karagcorgevitch will hardly venture "
come forward. even if invited to do so by lhc Nc-
Ccncy which might perhays thus nope 10 cHoo'
a compromise with Russia
General Kaulbars was expected to reach Sophla
today One of the Russian papers puolSheu lhe
following extract from private letter dated oc-
t,bcr H. "1hc situation is difficult and even Dan
ccrous both for myself and Bulgaria. The Rcgeh's
are engaging in altogether an unequal suusec
from which they cannot well retire without r'sN-
ING their nccks Hence their obstlnacy' AS lar
as | am concerned l shall remain firm. Oos'a'ics
can only encourage me to persevere. lie laughs
best who laughs last
Intelligence from Lcmbcrg announces tha' uio
Gove, mort General of Wasaw-GencIal GouiKo-
received a few DAYS ago a communication from 'hc
Gar Offering him the appointment OF Specia' Coih-
missioner for Bulgaria. General Goui1lo rcphcd
that in his opinion the action of the russians III
Bulgaria could only he attended with success pro:
vided it was supported by an armed force where-
uron the General received cipher dis atch IRON
the Imperial Chancellor which caused nm 10
start for St Petersburg at once. 1hls sounus
likely enough At all events, if the Government
of Bulgaria is to be placed in the hands OF Russian
and Turkish Commissioners il might be deemed eX-
pcdicnt at st Petersburg to supcrsede Gcneral
Kaulbals and replace him by an officer who ike
Geperal Gourllo, carries prestige with his name
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r.v oOULD IN MEMPHIS

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Oct. 21.-Jay Gould, VINO n
on tour OF inspection OF his railroad nes IN tho south
west. arrived this morning from s~ Louis Az w.
-. ano,ared on Change where was formally intro
duced by Judge X j. Morgan. Mr. Gould stated that he
had great pleasure In meeting many leading ciuEens
OF Memphis that ho hoped the friendly sprit which
had been shown him would 10 continued, rs Memphn
would be soon tho terminal points OF his railroad
system President David r. Hadden spoke OF M
0oulds charity. which was extended to Msmpn" IN sns
yellow fever epidemic OF 1872 when no sent the follow
ing which was displayed upon the oackeozrds
OF the exchange: ~, >,o.v Gan, q ,s,a
~ Smith Aetna PRECEDENT Hoscard hssoctaston AempSu
send YOU by telegraph 900 70 and the howMa As:ecs
tion certain tho generous people SnfvuSny.s
comntry will hberaly TO AID your ~. nh
snv "a Ia keep toll youto STOP w ivot @ Ss'~
Whatare your daIy expensesi
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FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

DUBLIN. Oct 2l.-Fisheres Inspector Hayes reports
the vessels along the Wicklow Coast by tho recent
storm aggregamg value $200OOO and ho SAYS that
unless relief is afforded there Will be much distress
Throughout that region.
EDISBURGH. Oct 2I.Five OF the crofters found guilty
by the TREE yesterday OF having Illegally defOrced
the sheriff In the work OF eviction, to-day
months mpris0Dnont aud thrce others
10 four months Dprisonmo
BOMBAY, oct. 21-The Johur ordeal has again been
put mo practice III "A Brahnln village In Bengal Two
human lives sacrificed the object being avoid
the tOnk durbar assessment. The victims calmly
cended the funeral pyre aud brsvely their death
Thor ohsrred heads atcrward carried by the VII
layers ~ OudeypOre.
ROME Oct. 2l.-Cardina Jacobni. Papal Secretary OF
State following the POpes Instructions has sent crcu
lar. 10 all the Papsl Nuncios abroad directing their Al
tention 10 the principal political and Ques
tiohs ot the day and urging them 10 cultivate good
felstions with the different Governments with view
toward improving tho situation of the church through
cut the wcrld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22

RABORG'S CONDUCF AT A1LAN1fC HIGHLANDS
RED BANK, N. j.. Oct 21.-Dr. Samuel A. Raborg
of York. who is said TO be insane visited Atlantic
Highlands several times last summer accompanied b.
his wife, two children and nurse. He expressed the
greatest enthusiasm the Baptist amp-meeting
grounds declaring that they the most valuable
SPOT in New Jersey for n summer resort. He nego-
tiated for all the unpurchased land in the vicinity OF
the park. tried organize a railroad pany. spoke
of running line of STEAMBOATS, to New-York himself
of getting control OF the biggest portion of the a-soc
alton stock buying stylish our-in- hand team from
ex-Shcnif Samuel I. Iendricxson, of Red Bank.
and selected site for large opera house. for the
building of which he had au ichitect draw up plans
at his last visit here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
4 SCHOONER AND FOURTEEN MEy MISSING.

BosTON, Oct. u tSpecidD. D.-To-day Glouces-
ter is called upon the loss OF fourteen more
of her brave and hardy fishermen. The schooner
George l.. Smith sailed from that port for the Grand
Banks on August ii, a nalibut voyage. On scptem
gale OF great energy swept over the Banks aud
since that time nothing been heard n ON the vessel
Her owners give her up for lost. she carried crew
Of fourteen men. as follows: Ienuel W. Tucker master.
or New London; Charles j. Webber and William
Powers, OF Halifax; Thomas Mcdonald, OF St John $;
Charles ). WOuson, John ;. Wonson August Hehdrick.
son. Nelson NeIsOn and Antonio johnson, natites OF
Sweden; Daniel Vena, William Williams. and James
Muse. The loss OF this vessel makes total 'ss or
twenty vessels valued at ,l73OOO insured for
$l24.I96 1t makes total OF twenty eight widows and
nifty six orphans this year and loss OF 1lG men.