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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
The Debt Qn-.si"n.

The Drbi Qn~stt"n.
The hoard Of county com nj: sontr- h-Id
special meeting nE les, Tues1ty to which m'ny
of tie largest tax payers Of the conlty had
been in nviied, in ord r. to discus. the best means
of settling the heavy debt lett Oh tie c'unty b;
the r republican predecessors. The m-eliag
WAS attende by tn, full DO ud OF 60 n n ssion
es and a doz IN or SO of the tx PAYERS. and
after fall discussion Of the question the con
t-m.nt w,s I, p'rtisi tn, l. s'si unre foi
authority to borrow sufficient amount o.
money to meet the prrssiay liabilities OF tn
county, and 10 issue tn. bonis Of the count,
for such am Duut At rate of rt-re t Mt to ex
ceed per cent, and also t. r.fIni The pr-seI'
bonded debt of the any un III. 5 me term
The meeting WAS almost un mi n rus in tn =
concIu.isn and the best ieeling prev 'i!' d in tn
discussion S Cox Jr, Jo,r Il. Mitchell L..
A. Wilmer and T. NJ. Cox. w 'pr ID n
committee to draft tn: ..l.i AMT, .rcnre il pas
sage. Next week we will pi li>h I',e bonded
deot of the county and also he fl'Hlink debt,
SO far as ii can be ascert ,ntd, in order that
the tax payers of the cou I'y my see exactly
how they stand fin incialy. An Aggregate o.
the bonded and floating d:'.t Is now known is
Upward, of go, 900 and til. avail able a,sests
are in the opinion of tho,s who have looked
iats them, not over S4, 500.
A Christmas Gift Really Worth Hav-
ing can he bad firm OEHa & Sos, the eater
prising Clo,hiers of Baltimore. See their ad-
yerlisement in another column which will tell
YOU how to get it. Their store at the corner
of Pratt and Hanover SITS. is crowded daily
with delighted boys and men,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
Oaly s7Ic. each.
Our Gladiator"

1t Finest Shirt Muslin Made
2i. 2lOJ Linen BCs~m set in
81 ks-cntot, ed front and back, doul lie
; irrheA
4lh ; pl, all linen col ar, band, ~rsiband
md tabs linen faced
5th- Hand worked button holes
9Th. All seams double feled and linen gus
ssied.
7tb. Boson-lned with Butchers linrn, with
pure linen in.erlning.
b French placket Seev.s, with curved
tAcinss, pearl buttons.
9th. Double stitched Sectional yoke"
10th Extension facing Oh back opening
llth. Thoroughly made, finished and equal
TO the best custom work
18th. Cat extra losg and 6t warranted.
Sizes IA 10 Is inches
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
Our Bachelor" I"

lst Best muslin made.
I'd. 2lO0 linen bosom set in.
Sd. All-lnen interlinings and backing.
4ih. ply neck band, wristband and tab,
linen faced and double stitched
9th. Every seam double felled, linen gussets.
9th. Every button hole hand-worksd
7th. Sectional yoke, front and b OK, double
stitched throughout.
Slh. Double stitched re-euforced 'front.'
9Th. Back and sleeve facings double stitched
10Th. Cut strais shtway, extra long, SO inches.
IL. Custom made throughout and fit guar
auteed.
4 tn
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
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Love IL B.is:ai.

On Thursday OF LIST W k, rsIag Young
d scipls Of E<culspius. living over in Prince
Georges had occasion to cone over the Malta
woman into Charl-s 10 administer professional
aid to patie n, and as the seighing uss good be
determined to combine p easure with business
and invited an attractive .enng lady to ac-
company him for the drive. Everything went
on nerri'y until GA the return trip, when upon
recressng the frigid waters OF lae Maitawoman
our medical friend, being so attentive to his
companion, f,i,ed TO properly guide his team
and The result WAS an upset right in the mid
die OF ,hc st cam in deep pool of wster
Tablrau and u good ducking.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
No Boon taat Science has Conferred d

Has bs~u fraushl VITA greater b.-.Iug, iasn
hat sasrh h.s s-cE4si 10 the Ina.btlsn's Of
u,.Inris riid.n por'fons Of 'ss t"'i-d St-t,s
and The Ttopto. from 'Is a.e q sinst-iI-s =
~.ptntgh Br3-rs gte trpssisaSv Of naur
y.a-s s..s tat Too clearly ism m1a,f- sisi the ia
q. r-ae, u grts,ne -nt oia.s truZs 10 's-ct-
v,l c u,h4t 80. progre.s of lairr nl1tSsai, ron-
rr.uss ani 1t toas r-m,1t.nt f,srrs. ~hI- a
The ath~F hHsi. q hss se~n no irs r'r.ti,
sau~a tas. III g.- %! the Hs;'rrs, /. g1.i,c'ae
roa.rulai - she ftsl3-st constitution, sud de-
rsvst frou, purely boisa.c sources aiSg4, a e
H4b'c o'cxa.ri ssAins mAlAEi-l dsss..s, Aad
.rr-,. &: ~h-n 1,vc.cyel Eos isords-s of he
sIcmsca. ussr -ai bo-.Is 'Os ssa.r.i d-hiiity
aud r,ual Ibsei.tgy IL - -l,S . u4ss; Ell, Eeet
remedy Appetite aaa sleep arc ssnProssi ~
1t. ;, .1p-ls rheumatic haaors from ;ae blood,
and .nrich., . Sircai.;Ioa inpovsr',he4 sy
IN 81 stimulation.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
To ADVER TIMERS

TO ADVERIISER&.-TH TINES hdrntg u
lsrger circulation th,,' any other paper among the
Intelligent farmers and business nien 0J Charles
County, offers superior inducements to advertisers
inxert their announcements in is columns. $end
for card rates, uhtch to,c any other pepper
Southern Maryland. 10 say nothing about circuia-
i'm
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
Men and Boys Night Shirts.
Our "Juyenis."

Our "Juvenis."
lst. Good cotton, same weig ht as Wamsutta.
%. Pocket and cuffs and collars attached.
Sd. All button-holes hand made
4th. Good night buttons.
5th. All seams double felled.
9Th. Extra length.
Sizes II, l29 Is, l39 and IA
Only soc. each.
Our Essex"
l.t. Made of good, heavy tw iled cotton.
ID. Pockets, collars and cuffs ATTACHED.
Sd. All button holes made by hand.
Atm. All seams double felled.
5lh. Made with yoke, full in back.
9th. Extra length.
Sizes from ii 10 l75.
This shirt WAS made 10 sell at he her price,
but we ball offer it as special bargain at
5Octs each.
Cur "Keokuk."
ls,. Cloth same weight as Wamsuta. only
counts coarser.
-. Pockets collars and cuffs attached.
81. All button-holes hand made.
4ih. Colored piping down each si!e Of The
front Plait, also around the collars, cuffs and
pockets
5jh. Cut lengthwiss Of cloth.
Oh. Made fn'l width and sxira long.
I'll. Al seams double teled.
Sth. Linen ensseis.
Sizes IA to Ia
Unly Csc each
Our Imperial"
l.t Same weight AS WnmSutt., onlv fusr
picks coarser
81, Trimmed with CAsh's ;rimninas.
81 Collars, cuffs and pockets attached.
Atm. Sesms double feIlsd.
5,h. Msde lengthwiss OF cloth full with and
extra leng.
9Th. Linen gnsssts
b. Made with yok. fuli in back.
Size. IA TO ~
Only 75e each.
Our Ideal
lst NJ ds OF W .msutta cotton
2l- C,s:l,rs, cuTs and pockss sit,ch.d.
~ y :. button hots hand made
4h. Seams a-uh'e felei
5tA Made l.n.ibw wise Of the clutk.
6 h Full wd ii nd ex.r, loug.
7h Linen pn-se's
Sh Double stitched throu ghout
9Th. Made with yoke, full in the back.
10th. Pearl buttons.
SIS II to Is
This shirt We formerly sold at 81 aow
Only SHE. each.
Our Eureka"
lSt Made Of Wamsutta cotton.
ID. Collars, cuts ar q pockets attached.
81. All button -holt: hand made.
4th. Seams double felled.
5ih Made cngthwiss of the cloth.
G'h Full width and extra long.
7th. LuGn guessets
Sth Double-stitched throughout.
OH Made wiih yoke, full in the back.
10Th Collars, cuffs and pockets tri,mm~h
with fancy coortd embroidery. Also Two
rows donu thr front.
Slzs IA to lS.
Only 81.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29

The Bar Association of the District OF
Columbia held special meeting on Tuesday Of
last week to take action relative TO the nomina-
ti,n of Hon William n. Merrick, as 1850 late
justice of the Supreme Court Of the District.
The solutions adopted set forth that the ns-
sociation sis deeply impr. ssed with the wisdom
of the selection Of Hon. VIM. NJ Merrck for
place upon the Supreme Couit Of the District
Of Columbia; that the pure and dgnifisd al r-
scter Of Judge Merl lex. his extensive learning,
his rnst judicial experience, and his peculiar
familiarit, with our local practice and law,
-minently qualify him tor the discharge Of judi
ciAl duty among US; ihst during his recent
connection with that tribunal he has displayed
a promptness, facility and correctness in the
dispatch Of judicial busine S. 10 tn at nsi prius
.nd ia the gen eral term of the court, that has
proven, und~r its present accumulation Of busi-
ness, most satisfactory to the bar ar Of great
nee in the administration ofpuhl justice,
and that it is the solemn conviction of this as
sociation that tho administration OF public JUS
tice in this District would be ubstan italy pro-
moted by the affirmation of hi, uoniua ten
by the Senate Of the United Sites
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
Riding on the Ice.

Mr. Allie Fsnwiek !: said 10 have pNr'or u
ei, during the recent :rsez', the d'nK.roHs'H.
ploit of riding horseback lP Breton Bay rom
III. rssiirnc- OF NJ ! Faux Ford 10 Nedisy +,
Nix to L-orsrt;psua t,st.uee o. several
mile. ltnGsl h- remembered. ho~e'sr, taai
ALI. had just 1T the hpsPst'blS res iear. Of
the jude " Joe 6, ugh attempted lH- 'aa"
exploit in -. .ft-ru1on but box 10 ~Ntr'r''-
iug himself anl '-sm apsrs~r, wa At { =
-rnItI OF ! ..na.- 1, q her - E.-.rl-l,.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
Our Paragon"

lst. Cloth me weight as Wlmsutta
ID. 1900 Linen Bosom, 3ply
Sd. Front of Shirt cut out, and bosom set
in shrunk backing and nterlnings.
4lh. Front and back re enforced and double
stitched.
5th 3 Ply collar kas nd aEi wrist band.
9th. Felled seams, and Gns French p!ackst
sleeves
7th Every shirt cut straight~ay of cloth,
and guaranteed to st any ordnsr, man Size,
II to Il! IL different .izcs.)
Balv S0c zach
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
-------- 90
The Youngest Benedict.

The Anaap Ills correspondent, to the lii
more Times. under date of 25th inst. has the
follow X reference TO our promising Youn.
Delegate, who, it seems. enjoys the distinetish
Of be rg the yt ungest. AID We lave no doubt,
the h,ppest be: ellie. in the toiy: Stranger.
visiting the " est ST, e of t, 9 Siae House hen
tie Legislature is in session ask particularly
to be shown Delegate W. NJ. Muschette, Of
Charles county, Who enjoys the dual distinction
of being the youngest member Of the House
and having been married since his recent cleo
ton. He sits next the centre aisle in the block
Immediately facing the sp: .ker, and is Rather
good looking young fellow. with an oval
pleasant face, good form and pleasing manner.
He dresses neatly in dark olive cut-away coat,
buttoning high over a stylish crea am-colored
scarf and st,niing collar, parts his carefully
brushed hair in the middle, and nurse. a short
silky mustache Of q reddish brown tint. His
maiden speech was made during the city eI
tension discussion, when he expressed the
opinion if the House Wa. to hare an allopathic
dose of the bslt he did not see why it should
not be taksl at once. With pract ce be will
make COED speaker on the hoor."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
Ponsonkey Items.

Ms,rs Eiiiors Not wIshi.g to So. olj
Pomankey entirely for.otiea and left without
mentioa when deserving = better fate. | will
endc,vor to give Won few items Of re~.. in
ord,r to show you lhst We are ,ti,i living and
not \ together mere idle dreams; no, nor dead
By any means but alive and kicking as well a,
oti er mortsl..
To beg with The gentlemen OF the n.j gh-
borhood held an entertainment at Tubmsn's
Hall on New Years, which proved q decided
success. being vel attended nv both sr1e., AMI
all seemed TO enjIy them-eves 10 the iul "si
extent The committee OF arrAng.m-ntI and
invitation, composed Of M-s,rs. Eisard El,a-
non BENZ TuhmIn. WiIlt,m Roaey lI-nry
Whee er and Fred Thom.s deserve the tulles,
prais. in man. ging the "f.ir. with "a! char
act r:s,ic Of them
We also held an entertainment at the same
place (Tubmsu's HalD on Wedn-siar evening
Goth uto which WIS We ATTENDED some -
or NOR. Young ladies an geutem.n in attend
ance The sane admirable com niue- AS in
the preceding affrir no doubt c-us~d II 10 he
80 successful! | will not Messrs Editors, at
tempt to designate the ladies separately, but
assure you, as BODY. we had as much beauty
and grace exhibited AS you could well 6ud or
desire All seemed TO en- ~ themselves TO tbs
fuIsst extent and kept up dancing III the wee
sma' hours of the next morain.. when the
we'll pleased and ~i hing a repetition al 4
future day indeed / understand that at no very
distant time We may again have similar treat
hope it may bs go, as it is source OF enJ1y
ment, innocent in itself, at the same Tins
ie.ds to sociabiliiy among the young people
q means of amus.m-nt and recre,tio n which as
siss 80 m u.ri lily TO p.ssaway = general dull
rnorotanv of winrc~, in the country.
Mr. Dows Of Il vrr>di : h.s gum Io.,rr /
his .aw-mil bere and is also m king arrange
menrs 10 combine grist- mill. which will ie =
great conference to Us, as are Al times sub
jec,el to great inconvenience for want Of such
an enterprise.
The unusually fine slegh;ng his b en- inter
rupted for the past few days in consequence
the thas Yours truly, FRTz
New Firm.
We won d call the especial attca'ion Of ~u'
f,rnrrs AMI shipper, to the new com ni.. N
house OF + D r Bean Co, recently estab'
Iish~d in B.lrinorp The hrm is composed o
E. D. Il Ban and Marcellus Burch, both well
known resi- !-nts nt Charles ami their ,me-
alone will W. tel -ure, commend tht III 10 Il
sh ire of the pu C patronage. Mr.. Bean h.:
had experience il. The business in which he
has I'm parked and il 90 proited by it that hs
5 new fully able to alt, nd TO The prompt sale
IT all p: o1uc. shipped to him. Particular at
rentiol W II be paid to the sale of pou try, eggs
ETC., ,tc AMI the firm soicts share of snci
ralc. Mr.. St mp, an experienced produc.
,isaer, will give his personal attention to such
consignmenti. Notice the advertisement Of thu
firm else here and renember them in future
shipments.
DR.. Henley's Celery, Beet and Iron nour
ishes the blood, ssothes the nerves ant
restorss lost vitality.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
Our Ell Mahdi. "

lst. A splendid Heavy Cotton Count s8x92.
weight, 3:65.
ID. 1900 Linen Bosom.
81. Heavy Backing, shrunk. and >hrunk in
crlinings.
4th. Sectional Yoke, double stitched
5th. 3-Ply Tabs, Wrist and Neck Bands,
linen faced and double stitched.
9Th. All seams double stitched and double
fslled
7th. Button hCles made by hand
Sth. Cut strai iehtway OF cloth and gaaran-
te-d to fit any ordinary man.
Sizes ii TO Is.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
Our Tally Ho.''

OUi 4eIi1y AIU'
lst. Utica Nonpareil Muslin.
"a. 1900 Pure Linen Bosom 3 ply
Sd. 3-Ply All Linen Neck and Wris l. ba nds
4th. Finished with Plain Yoke.
5lh All seams double felled
9Th. French Plscket Sleeves, faced
7th. Cut straightway, sc inches long.
Sth. Thoroughly made and finished and
guaranteed to it any ordinary man. Sizes -
TO III inches.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
Eenitentiary Report.

The anuuil report OF the directors Of the
Maryland Penitentiary for 1885 states that the
receipts for the year were SCI, SAL 81 and ex
pendtures $64. 304.73, leaving a balance to be
paid over to the State treasurer of 50 $50 As.
Ths highest number ia prison during the year
WAS $50 and the lowest number WAS 4s3 max
ing an average of 5l3, slight loss compared
with 1884 There are now 522 inmates in the
Institution, ella ssiied s> follows: White men,
226 white women. i !; black men, 30 black
women, % Warden Horn calls attention 10
tie seeming injustice Of some Of the sentences.
as they appear upon the books of the p"n'ent-
iary: Murder in the second degre", IS Years,
and in another case 5 yeas for the same ofensr
in one case, rape 81 years, and in another two
years larceny, FIRST of nse. 20 years. in aDothsT
case months in sHo! her, sixth ofsnse, year.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29


When sheep arc found fetdiag up'n their
knees it is not to amuse tn. nselves au; because
their feet are sore. If they ex ,n'ined the
hoof will be found turned under ths sole sni
filled with gravel or sand or filth, AID very
foul TO the sight and scent. The sole is then
vs-y tender and perhaps raw or liberated
The feet should be p,red at once an ! all the
supsrHuous horn removed and tie sole cleansed
II the foot is raw it >h )uId be dressed with
chloride OF zinc ointment, two ounces lard, ons
ounce of Venice sarpsn tine, IN. ted together ;
add one half ounce Of spirits OF turp n'ine and
one half ou.cc of chloride of zinc, in 6ne
powder Afterwards goo coating of fine tar
should be given and the sore feet tied up with
rags Trs sheep shorll he p: IN dry, clean
ward ar stable until the ieet are hsAlei. Clos
attention should he given to sheep at this sea-
son of the year when this trouble IL p srAient.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
SIXTH ANNUAL SPECIAL
y OF}-
MEMS UNLAUNDEf
Dress aid Night Shirts

II IS miM especial pride me inaugurate Mis
sale, hacing neade special and ertensioe prep
or"tions, and n0~ o6er stock direct from
our Ne~ YORK. Factory, which is, IN point Of
quality Of materials, workmanship, finish and
lorness Of prize, unriralled IN this or any
city.
You 7W fnd Mi' a most erce1lent opportu-
mtg to ly in supply .tor the coming gear.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29

DR.. Henley's Celery, Beef and Iron nour-
ishes the blood, ssothes the nerves and
-estoras lost vitality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-22
VARIOUS NEw-JERsEY TOWNS.

HoBoKRN.-Chalrmsn Thonas Ftzsmmons, OF The Common
Council arrested yesterday warrant Issued by p lice
Justice Duny, OF N.w.iork charging him with enbexze.
Tho complaint made by Radcliffe BALDWIN, agent
State Line steamship Company The involved
Is
lie HIS guilt and will have examination Oh Monday.
Mamie Ma four OF N" 900 Second ave. New
York visited her aunt nj No. loo GraDdst yesterday. While
playing the kite hen her dress took tire and she
badly burned that she cannot live
WRKHAwKRN.-Jacob Gowensk. Hebrew pedler. while
walking the West shore Railroad track at this pace yes
ter,sy fatally injured ny engine.
MoNTcLAIRThe Baptist church recently organized has
called the Kew. George r. Warren as pastor
ELIzABRTH-There great ejocng snong the members
OF and uIder league yesterday The success Of
their latest effort 10 ENFORCE obedience 10 Tho liquor LAWS aud
restraining the Board OF Excise from granting licenses 10 men
them They oUlanei writ OF certVrAi from
the Supreme which served Monday night Judge
Mxgee the motion complaint OF Edward Hall who
charges that his name has been forget 10 The application ior
license Joseph Ioger granted by the Board November
10 The writ reuIuable third Tuesday February
Michael mctaun employ ell at the Elizabeth COrdage
Works caught the beItinX yesterday and drawn INTO
the shatting. He dIed Ill lew moments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-22
BROOKLYN.

In suit brought by Peter Cook. IT, lawyer to recover
$40 damages for personal injuries iron Hampton W.
Marsh tailor of lS4 Broadway. the defendant Was az
placed under 1000 bal Yesterday The psnn
December IA 10 serve an orhI ~
another upon him. and that he was ANONYMOUSLY
L excl down the steps-
The majority Of the Board OF SUPERVISORS ior
1887 have decided to dispose OF the patronage a. e ~
mand O with places in the new nan oi
Records places TO be ned As there
Democrats in the Board has been detiea
give the power fill Tickets representing
the positions viii be from hat by the Supervisois
The report President Payne OF the Board OF Edn
cation lZG 20 appropriated Tor SCHOOLS
Last Four school buildings were e,eted am con
primary DuiiunRs
Others enlarged The sttings now number Ike
Of 4275 and the whole number Of pupils IL io%oo
ID increase Of 3.b43
The Shadows Of Great CITY, presented at the Lee Ave-
Academy Of Music this week. Ia drawing large houses
strike coach drivers has been avered by
the livery agreeing TO the advance In wages sought ny
the
Coroner Mennnger has received ST. for Mira Katharine
White Of No 80 Lttle-st, whose extreme destutivn was
made He has arranged 70 her house
months and hand the over 10 her In
small weekly,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-22

Steamer Po,cevera tap Bronero Mediterranean pcrts
Steamer shsdwsn tBr, Willis Neutrality-suspicious. Norton
Steamer Scotia fBr, oladwin. Aspnwan via Newport
News-Waiker. Donald q Co.
r9sS so s mes pa. r Puerto cAe' anu
stea@eI Fa1bOr.ugh tBr Fraser The windwArd Islands
Steamer AIhos tBr, Kingston. car,hasena. &c-Pim
Steamer vertumnus Br, Cook. Montego Bay. Ja-o IVES
steamer E Paso ouch. New Orleans John Van Sickle
Steamer Sscoochce Kempton and
Steamer seneca walker Norfolk. Newport News and West
Point. Vs-old Dominion So Co n
Steamer Glaucus. Berry. Boston-H Dimock
Ship Iari Ger. HasIagen. Bremen. " nann koop Co
Barb Emile esr ss. d Tasa Tosi Co.
BarE Angora ,Br Acker. Montevideo-w X crOssman
lark Atlantic. Ianare Brdgetown. BarbadOosH Trow-
BARK Pmrcesco oarguilo OBJ James, sagua Ia Grapde-
BT 1 Hairy and Aubrey eDr TOOn. San Domnso-Hush
scsf wand-tan ,Br, Marsters Santos via Rchmond-J
Fem Renseti. Curtis, Barbadoe.-Lw Armstrong.
schr Louis J Rabe, Murphy. Ponce Pr winchester
Co. ,u,
and FER Dfso ea
iino Para n psso New Orleans CITY Of Savannah savan
nan, Dslawars, ch ,a ssna,
Briggs Pearl. for Demerara; Cameo. Port Spain.
Also saed-via Long Island sound-steamer Glaucus for
00''O" NOTICE TO MARINERS
red spar buoy No has placed in four fahoms OF
water JUS, the southwark and eastward OF The recently
wrences Point and sunken Meadow
shosL The approximate magnetic eearings from buoy are
North Brother lighthouse. y FL dock az Iawrences
Point Vessels drawing more than thirteen feet oil
water passing between sunken Meadows shoal and Law
ences Point this buoy the starboard hand
when coming from the ea-tward
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board, , $780,
f X BRNHAM. Commodore. U ",
Tompkinsyfne Y Dec 81 1886. Inspector Sd District
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
NKwcAsrK Dec 2U-sailed. steamer Voorwarts tDtchl.
-, Tor NewYork.
BARROW Dec 2O-saed. Clintonia tBrl Bulmer.
NewYork
oLAsGow Dec 2-Arved steamer State of Pennsylvania
(Brl Mann from New-York Dec o.
sTKTN Dec I7ssed salerno tBr). Rogers for
Eew-York. o -, a.
tell York Dec H.
NAPLES Dee l7-Arrve'. steamer Eysia tBr), BAXTER
from New-YOrk Nov % ,, x
GRSoA. Dec l8-Arrlved. steamer hneiis tia) Condu'
from New. York Nov ~
;IBRAITAK Dec steamer Olympia tfr, Swain.
FROM edi her TO New-lork.
Annoy Dee Euphrates (Br), from
Shanghai her To New-York
Dec 20-Arrved. steamer city OF Ae1andrias
Reynolds, from Newly rk via Havana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-22

and csptop plaoe porter found him and returned him
yesterday morning the Colonies house, No 30
colonel IngersoI Toledo and knows nothing about he
matter.
The entertainment recently given by the supdayschoo OF
the Lexington Avenue Baptist Church. onehundred AND
and Lexington ave. viii repeated this evening
The Cobbler chorus male voices. VIII be gwen anu
the BY young ladies Of the Sunday school VIII %
repeated with additional movements
Henry worichs paintshop at No. 1852 Thrdave eausn'
fire yesterday and the loss was $1,000.
Justice stecter of the Fourth District Civil Court In &C
cordance with his CUSTOM will distribute turkeys and other
GOOD thipgs 10 the poor Of hs Friday evening"
undre, who have been supplied with aek
eta will obtain applying at the rooms Oh inc
steckier Association. No SO East Fourfh-st
r southern Away and eamship Association mas 20
cided IN place all co ton ship Oh from this city or
The AIT 10 n South IN the RI and the products OF
Southern cotton factories shipped North In the fourth
class.