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The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-10-09

"Russja n:,s Wr:.ktne.l in her de-
mand on Bulgaria. She simply asks
that the political conspiritors br al
lowed to leave the country, and that
the state of eeige be raised. The Re-
gcnry will not accrdr even to this
demand, nor brook any in
reference with the administration
Of Justice from Pussia y
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-10-09
lightning Relief.

BrAnum 4 Goodwin have something
mat Will cure Catarrh In 10 days;
relieve headache, toothache. collie in
man or beast instantly. When you
nave a bottle of Buchanan's Span
,sh Lightning Relief In your house
shere is no need of going after a Doc.
tor In the night. Also for circular
and see who uses the medicine.
mch 6tf
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-10-09
Farmers and Mechanics.

hare money and Docter bills. Re
lieve your Mothers, Wives and Sister
W. timely purchase Of DR.. Bosan.
so's Cough and Lung Sy1lp, the
best known remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Group and Bronchial aliec-
lions. Relieves Children of Group
~ one night; may save you hundreds
q dollars. Price 50 cents and $1.OO
sample free. Sold by Hughes d
Nance. March lst I'm.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-10-09

"rhe FL paso Tribune notes til,
arrival in town OF II brother editor il
the following happy style: Maj j"I
Cailrey, the versatile and moderately
good looking editor Of the White
Oaks Leader, is in the city. He j.
Il fluent taIker, spits on his shirt b">-
ON, and has all the secret quulilic L
tiuns of Il newspaper man.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-10-09

Hon. +. &. Barry, Democratic
Nominee for Congress for the FouItI
District of Mississippi, will speak IL
the following times and places:
WaIthaII, Saturday, Uct"htf ID.
Chester, Monday, October 4'h.
Louisville, Saturday, October 9th.
Houston, Monday, October nth,
DrKaib, Saturday, October lGth.
Carroiltnn, Monday, October 18th.
Black Hawk, Tuesday. October 10Th,
Grenada. Thursday, October list.
CotlteviIlr, Frioay, October 22d.
Water Valley, Saturday, October sd,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-10-09

AdminlStt 6torG CttCe,

Letters of ADMINISTRATION having
been granted to Jpo. r, Heath on the
nstate Of Henry Heath, ST., by the
',hnncAry Court Of Grenada County
N0tiee IL hereby Civ II to III rre'lit"Fs
Of said estate to probate their claims
within the time allowed by law o..
they will be forever barred.
JOHN Il. HEATH,
A. II. Whitfield, Administrator.
Solicitor.
Grenada Miss, August u. 1856. (3ml
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-10-09
Wild Cherry and Tar.

Everybody know. the virtues of vii
Cherry and Tar as u relief and cur
FOR any affection of the throat an
snngs. Combiped with these two IN
gradients are few simple heain
remedies In the composition Of d
BosankO's Cough and Lung Syrup
making il just the article you shout
always have in the house, for coughs
colds. Group and bronchitis, Pric
70 cents and 81 90. Samples fee
Sold by Hughes & Nance. lapl, In
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-10-09
frcYa Eoos.

DR.. r. G.. Jones, Abherville Miss
guarantees plenty Of Eggs, if y"
will feed in dough DR.. Buchanan
Quinine Horse Cattle AMI PouItr.
Tonic to your Hens. lie and al
his neighbors, A. II. Graham e. Son
recommend 1t for horses and cattle
Remember it's packed In tin cans
leave the other: Mesrrs Branum !
Goodwin will not misrepresrnt i
for % or 80 cents. Call and see then
4 you want something good, and re-
liable, ulcn Utf
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-10-09
Yughes & Nance, Agents, crenada'
uThe Renublicnns are now toying

"The Republicans are now toying
70 make 1t appear that Secretary
Manning is the sage and the gurad
ian of the administration, but the
statement will not go down. Mr.
Cleveland has given ample evidence
Of the fact that he has enough viii
power and backbone to be his Own
ruardian.O
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-10-09
Notice..

II you want to have your clothes
Cleaned, dyed and pressed call on a
y. Branch, who can fix them up IN
the best style, remove all the grease,
dirt and stain, and make them as
good as new. Prices reasonabie.
Icaye orders at G.. q. Le0nard's. III
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-10-09
A Physicians Endorsement. /.

| know Il case Of eruption from
poison oak which continued to np.
pear every sWing for several years
which was cured by the use of tive
bottles of Swilt's Specific.
JAMES \. COFlELD, NJ. D.
Newberry, s. G. June 2s, 1856.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-10-09

The books are now open for th'
collection Of State and county taxes
Fen per cent damages will be charg
ii after Dec. L. viii visit tarE
Icrlio1l precinct after Nov, lst. an,
viii pubIlsh aud p',t dates according
v, G.. +. J0NES, Sheriff.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-10-09

l. l 'i' 'l' -
stood hy citIz"u- generally, AM
.omrtinlrS hy officers themselves,
han what constitute the duIl". O.
Justices Of the peace. som" iH'L
nlnk wjustire Of the prHre should
, lpon simply hearing that Ni":Au"n'
| # the law have urrurrcd, upon LII
,wn motion. institute proceedings t.
ind out the perpctrator. after the
manner of Il grand jury, AND hnNju-
n this way uncovered the iltfraCtiuI
f lhr I4w, proceed to punish tuesaAti
rpnhers. In this they are inlstttkr5ss
| It Is not untrrQutn1Iy the taer tta'
! sc tiud Il ju-ti," hormt"rtHin- ~inn'
! lr ideas of his own duties and pow
rs, and that Ii" vigorously inquiries
.utn trans -grrsoioM> of the rrinuua
| aW, of his own Vuitiun and WithoH'
| nv lr~Hi Foundation, nulrtimg par
les in fines and costs, yet ne hinI-
! .rlt. ike other citizens. j. mistH!liM.
! ,i~ duties, and when H. proceeds ii
this manner, is Il viulut"r of tine InW
| himself. Whatever authority Il iu-.
| ilrt, has for irving criminals h" ret,
rom the code Of 1850, and -"rtl"n VII
thereof says:
"On affidavit of tn" r"n1n'j>-'or
! Within his district. OF any rrlnI'la
'tlruce Of which he has jurisdiction
odgrI with any justice" of the p"1'",
,c snail ~,u" Il warrant for the Hr-
est of the offender, rrturnthIr forth
With, or on 4 rprtAiu day L. I've nam
II thrrrin,' and then "or~ ON to pro-
,ide for the trial with the u-tirr,an"
enlistment If tive accused j. con.
| .irtpd. It will be observed that tn,
Foundation Of the proceedings i. ~
,Niiavit "lodgrl, " that i-put in hi
,osspssion: and thus it will I've SerIl
hat citizens who rrn-urr justices for
,ot proceeding upou hrar>ay.anl ilS-
tirrs who arrorulr t. Themselves til.
,uthoritv to so proceed are. puua!Iv
# r,ul; os to what the duties of ius-
,ioos or.
,,ao ,i,, .,
''''' ''''> w.,
" III '''0 ''.'s :,
''' ','' ,''' -, ,'....:',.t ~, ','- non,.1
aHlpoeii' was ''''' INK ms ''l'' S'
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-10-09
EVERY LADY

HER OWN PHYSICIAN. ~ iu'lN Wnolo
years suffered tofinenis worse tina
death from Uterine 'Irnuhir~, Prolal'
sus, Leucorrlioca, SuppfT~+i"nS, &r.
50 common among our wives, ii"lH
ers and daughters, aud had dispaIfr
Of being cured, finally found rene
dies which oonrl'rsly cured her, a!
ter all ei-,. had fttiied. From, grat'
L.de she viii sr1id FREE, h"ciprs. "h
full directions, et!d ~'A Attire
,Mtgh . c,lH aEinb ". ",
HoLAFS. 15s .s3y.a..1E, ,''" fN
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-10-09
Cure for Sick Headache.

For proof that DR.. Gums Liver
PILLS cure Sick Headache. Ask your
lruggiat for a free trial package
Only one for q dose. Regular size
boxes, q cents. Sold by Hughes 4
Nance, March 1st I'm
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-10-09

Removes constipation, prevents
malaria, cures dyspepsia, and gives
now life 70 TO the system. Only one
fur . dose. Free samples vt Hughes
q Nanue. lApl.l n,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-10-09

Have you seen the s and 10 cent
bargain counters ut A. Sumhlerilcld
h Bros.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-10-09

You can always get fresh bread,
made from the finest -four at Mrs.
I,oewenstein's.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-10-09

| . high iga. anon,
|en an alarm n'ls !,
|d e, ey,eryb%odSe' % y
| a where y. Z Ntb tbby
on discover.eIds .Is
Fas vas. not amospus su
our Mr city, eli, ib%Ds
w w. 7. CaiIJJ.
FAN n,.l learn tiS, tbs
(, {; CRATE or fire. ln'
|Purned al,,1 a fea.
which tbeI;S
|ears ears old, wa. was
damaged ali
room. ot Mr.
y nls OF bushes,
|ple PIE. of Other
ehnlsos hn /, whep,
bby the he1ui hNuu
! alarm. na Aid
= was extiu..
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-10-09

| I meeting n4n in
9 9, Mr.. Mr., Sam a
y. y, Heron {
rs, .324 Front
Edh Edhich Oh, there
"a |,e substamnc.
FIh1ey do an
[iut [ghout this
|ssenlent Of ia a
men, every.
a. and they
the most
gentlemen
His house
goods,and
guarantee
all partic>
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-10-09

~, =. paper is entered at the Postoilice
lhGts lhGranada, Miss, rs 2d class matter.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-10-09

N2O"T oT~1,. :,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
NvENxr NnDK CITY

While Matthew O'Tooc was standing near his home az
Canal and Greenwich yesterday he was wounaeo
in the cheek by q bullet fred by an unknown person.
Charles spaltenscin of 544 West Ffteth ST. middle
aged German was found sick in the street near MS no
Yesterday and died before physician could be summoned
dog Thought TO be mad killed yesterday at NO III
West Twenty -eigitllst
Freight for tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad the oonCi'
penal Line and the Baltimore Ohio Kankakee pa'ch
may no hped at pier No 43 North River at BARLOW ST. VI
at PIER No 81 East River, the Bridge
Charles F. Schmidt fell in front OF the Lcggett ho'ei
rant last evening was the restaurant where
he died He lived 3l5 West Twentiethst ana hau ADA
Der sho? 10 Park Row.
Mary Barrett forty five. was ound oe'" IN
h,r at No 2O66 Fhave yesterday having been SUMO
Gated by gas.
Jobn Cusick OF No Alb West ST. and John Van Co OF NO
Cuck was beaten severely he had to be carried nome
Van arrested
Classes are now beng formed at ST. Marys NO lAo
Fourteens charge Of the Franciscan sisters io
the advancement respectable young women III ne
branches OF information.
Justice Donohue the Supreme Court yesterday ocho
tho anncation of William McMahan the proprietor Oh o
pavmarket in sixthave., for amandamus " co"po' VIII
Excise Commiss ioners TO grant him license
Rudoph De Corova 9th Lyceum Theatre, LONDON VIII
recite Broken Hearts," comedy in three acIs Vonio"
night at Chckering Hall
Charles Grisse at the Eden Musee was
at Jefferson Police Court yesterday charged WIN sen
ing liquor without hcenee. lie was heio ior u " S-''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
LOOKING FOR TIE STATUE.

Detrot
understand that almost unanimous desire
h. mart Of the people Detroit
and to place in front Of the City Hail. do
d.nv that this desire Is very fatterng and wish
nres. nv eradication even though beg decline pro
posed testimonial OF have not the false modesty to
pretend that do know that am worthy Of such
honor What object 70 tina, the spot selected too public
critical attention TO monument that 1t ought to have DO
This fact was forced TIRE to look at the
q Benjami1 Franan Which stands Just beside the
was like myself he had the advantage of
ss.nd Ssst VII chap.
r ss: 70 's ~ on B. has h.fs Il.
postors meet aud talk over their aHairsl
.ns y: 'iya
@ s.sa
statue doubted Whether Of them tnsI that iAs
tel ySsIs the ian hi.,j 1; !,
pardon but want to nn s The Frsns . statue
" where is Franklins statue. sirw
Third Man-Unon Square, guess
where Is Frankiins monumensF ,o-,
rs sSur' Goas Of eS up there .''
yss snSs s.' n
"ssy. where's the FranfIin statuei"
seysns Ms Am barn in .nSs Ak policeman
Eighth Man~oh couple Of miles uptown. Take the sis-
where FisnIl!n . :.,qe 4s,,..
p."SW Where's the Franklin monumentr
Tenth Man-Ill never tell you Ask me an easier
"Wnere's Frankn's statue r.
up statues to Philadelphia in NewYOrk This too live
rwsS @%.SeI d Haven't en- you ,eana him yeti
9SS yourself stay asTs
~ me nS.ssr could tell where was Thus II "a tat do
cline = statue set q busy thoroughfare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
her CONSCIEyUB LATELY AROU8RD.
IroTn the Boston Record.

shave genuine trouble" said one Roxbury girl In low
tone TO another the horsecar the other day
How lovely What is ti asked her friend. sympathet
cally. ..,uv,.,.
sSa1id think they would replied the othsr whose
prim little felt turban wa. adorned with nothing bnt bg
NV a birds on her hat Is beyond my comprehension"
but you know very well have them LEFT over from
and would DO wicked and wasieful throw
them away than II IL TO wear them might give them 10
ems NJ the Girls GLASS; bat what dreadful
,ps would be for me set hadn't thought any
Thing about lis being wicked 10 birus hui
now since said about IL II rends heart
every put hat TO see All those poor darling ltuc
birs that Won know paid much for And people stare O!
mo awuly Just cruel creature and had skinned
the birds alive myself II veil over hat look
FOOLISH and let the birds show not only Aprear hard
hearted. out of style too" =,
mother Just brought hsr home the ovelost lte 0cnnos
Pans with three hufnnDg birds IT, said the g In
the plain turban. =, =.
her hat II has pretty old hHt with brs on
IT, and It's becoming should think one might be forgiven
wearing but 10 bonnet with huninnx BIRDS OF
all birdA, on H. Is simply inhuman.
But its PArissn.' argued her friend 80. $500.
"tAsns IL may net lock veg consistent fes mo TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS.
,o1r M NEw.YoRK TUESDAY. NOV. q 1885

.oprop NETWORK TUESDAY. Nov q 1885
ARRIVED
Greece r J'r s Ia, LSnsGn Oct Is with md'' to
steamer Bursunda Fr DIlaG MIr,ss. Oct Sorrento
.sssrs to Paeac Mali Arrived the Bar
rSs tn. sT 20 days.
Gd sadn hs% It Ss Bar sa
s% %Ss 70 a0r1 via Per-
R sysnsp Eurcka Quick days. with mdss
and s,2 rs fadans 10 with dse
der. vessel 70 master ~. p..rr. on d.v. Wit, nr.,
G e. FsaEr WIN nitrate
wn"s Il t.
ss Dayton sS' ~ co. with md''
suNsET-wind at sandy Hook. Light W, hazy. tCiy
Island. light Nj clear.
.ms;1 Ssrrs M"sI MIN
emp. cenuegos Faircoth Havsna days. with mdse
az" Jas Ward Co. Arrived At the Bar az
Steamer Breakwater Boar Newport News. with mdso and
70 old Dominion IS GO u,u At s.v, with
SIM, l,ape to order vessel to Benham 4 Boyesen.
son Eye
CLEARED
steamer oer). Hamemann Bremen via Southampton
steamer EIcelaior. Higgins. Ncworleans- John Van
sickle. s.urn
Steamer. LiyerpsO Yeddo Nsws..,le; MarSn
co. steItm Ihorbhil progeso b"rr'cou' S"rO"0e'' LII
Ann. Marlborough. Antwerp; hllne, ROTTERDAM.
BarEs Maury settin Belt Antwerp British America Rot
terdsm. nr,ow
Ship @ Sargent. Athorton, Manila
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
ID, xuouru Nov e-Arrived steamer Rhaea (Ger. vogel
resang from New.York her way to Hamburg land pro
| ceedsd). ,.-...., m. a,onna-a
| for New-York. - .,-r-. 49,, v.,,.
4 NOv2-Arrivei, steamer ueiert tooiJ' n"ho
| yefn. New.York. 80. 1880. -
HAvRK, Nov 2saied. steamer Wieiandtder hspch' "on
| Hamburg hence for NewYork -, ,,,,
susz nov l-Arved sieanssr Port Jackson lBrl Huddy
fran, Japsn and China her " Sew'Y0rk.
Axox HsS l-sAisd steamer Aegean lhsL toT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
Ra11y LIKELY TO RECOVER.

r,,.. Rain the Astor House cook who shot in tho
.ban Of that hotel Monday evening subjected TO an
nj the Chambers Hospital and the balls were
after midnight He is now In fair condition OF re-
Gis wounds severe. but not necessarily
ssta He IL marned man. and unless feorie
ar oms affect him will be removed 70 MS nome
p dy OF Joseph who M tied suicide aer shoot
Ing balm taken to Mciaughns anasrlaRng snop
iery tomorrow The brother Of OFT has taken charge
=, sccordance with tho facts According 10 inc
~. !. snssnta of his fellow walters OFT was an
,sn.ve mild hammered and apparently actuated by
.~dden angry Impulse commit the shooting which he
shortly tried TO expats by killing himself Ine
bullet fired into his head penetrated ms Drain from
The centre of his also bruised by the
tan OF had no relatives country except brother
n ivy on ty old and Unmarried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
VALE VICTORIOUS AT FOOTBALL

About 200 people the Yale University footoa .eam
defeat the Of Brooklyn yesterday afternoon at the
Polo Grounds, by q score OF So to o. faieS nno
nlaving at all points showed that the present tea H
the best that the University has ever put IN ee a
The game begin $40 o'clock the Creseehts coal
Watknson. OF Yale, Eickeu toa
from the field The rst three Quarters ende WIN %
stan ing as 10 I'm favor Of Yale Yale sored trE or
mo noints In the quarters. MAXINE ue
points TO o. played the best same aea
GILL Carter tOion.
tcenre, burke and captain; quarter BACK beeo
ar. half hacks Watkinson aud Morrison BACK Bu Woman
Cresccnts- Rusers Ford tcsptain j. baoh
Henry Matthews Chapin and Edwards; quarter pack,
Rronshton half back stevens and smith; back, Denny
Waiter c. Camp OF Yale. was referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
xysrEhInuS ORAFr SIGHTED AT SEA.

The scbooner EssA Bayles arrived here from Tampico
YESTERDAY Her MASTER Captain Bayes made the following
report upon ARRIVAL October TO- 1885 latitude Zs az,
800 III made object TO windward that looked
ike large buoy turned dome up with rea nag win
appeared TO be going through the at three 10 i9ns
Knots speed. We had nghs breeze NJ In. ,no
y, he that torpedo boat some Internal
,nachns with hauled on the wind AGAIN.
Whoever whatever was evidently dia not wan,
10 be spoken for after hauled on the wind
70 leave IL IL slaekened speed" The latituGo
and longitude which ths captain saw saw
the white would indicate that the myste
sailing under Danish colors The OF the
W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03

xoa,nx Ksnilwort Captain John DAws'ps ysord q
but yesterday would not rot 81 All and ,tsr thah
nnutea Mr Ft1patrcks Renilwortn t , " w,ie in
exhibition heat kenlworth mace horss, Of the 2s5
olsss II WAS 10 top amateurs 20 a nr won r.
ttr.a Matfbew Rey's chestnut geldfnv Dsn wv
taking the second third heats GAS ana won the
trsS heat in All William Deans bay mare Grace, bsy
Corsiovas brown gclding Trouble and " ~ j.
eeiding 81. Louis also started
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
pACING IN ENGLAND.

LONDON Nov AIT Brighton to-day inc raoo ~,
Autumn Handicap was won by j. Davss thrcey ear
,, me- n.ot w Gresory's six.year old Chcard Was SEQ
ondand the OF Reauforts three year GU "n'' ~'
bad third There nine stsrters - 49, x.o. for tina
At Lincoln autumn meeting To-Day nc r e war old
3reat Nm stakes by j. I0wtheIs Iour ga. o.
Monmonth by three lengths with Lord Hastngs Jour
wear old length ahead OF u eranah h'o
Var old Stechford third, There were ten starters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
EXTRA MEETING AT IVY CITY.

STARTERS AND PROBABLE WINNERS.
The extra meeting at the Ivy City track begins to-day and
the really good There are eleven entries
r the first race dash OF eghths OF mile Jim Doug
las should win It ought secure the place The
econ, race ia three OF a mile ODDS Dun
bne is tho and ought to catch the judges eyes
first and Ermine should he his closest attendant Pontiac 10
likely 10 DO first selling bu. Boar will pssh him
hard The Il handicap should be by Frank Ward
and Mile although she is giving away Jumps Of weight
ought second Tennessee Is the best Of the jumpers
Burr Oak should get the place.
The eutr.cs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
LONG ISLAND.

Tho Suffolk County farmers living near Batting Hollow
Centervie annoyed by pot-hunters
nom NewYork Broeklyn that they have fo,eddon
egardess OF they hit From this reckless shoot
tnS n Gulse OF Caverton Monday lost three sheep
aed az S35 The filed with shot and had 70
be killed.
The Long Island menhaden fishery has not been remu
one this either steamer or factory owners
Owing OF Oil and seaap Oh 1ne
eshne steamer Peconc took 00OO 900 nah last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
~, nppv s1oyING TEMPERANCE PLEDGES.

.snsa.ion has been created in tho Jersey CITY pnpno
school circles by discovery OF the lot ina, ~
Dnch principal OF primary department Oh sJnoo ~
wss recurring temperance pledges from the pup ~ hr no
partmen Dutch has about 800 chiiaie .ha, ha
chargc She sad spoken to about the mstte .x .o
smell OF liquor very Offensive to her and ha sn me- du
cue her uuplls touch IL 10 sign pieose A' y
would noi she did not compel any S onS TIC con-
n Their psrents Mr. Cusack the principal OF the school
ssd he knew nothing about Miss Dutch exactng any dS
srr came under Jurisdiction but he thought he "ouiu
nrobaby report the Board OF Educauoh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03

Ur1ox HnI-Chares Rau for many years Town treas Is
mar died Yesterday paralyto stroke he was SHY
one wears old and leaves vile and two chhdren-
NEW BHUSswIcKA " schenck eIpresdent OF the sac
.na,a as hsgun eut against The FredOntdn Publishing
Somnsny for for libel he has informed escn StoeH
SHr mi IA will hold him Individually reasonable ior
noue attacks ana has b. J. Frederick and w
srot SNYDER the city managing editors for criminal
~ ths warrapts In suit being served yesterday
Hereafter the the state scenunc school
nIisre in addition TO military drill Will receive ntfuo
ton in IA the suburbs OF Inc Guy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
ALONG THE SOUND.

INTERNATIONALLY It. Barnum made an address to the stu
OF tho bridgeport Business College yesterday on the
Of upseihshness In business showing now rch
roueb ihoir se positive damage TO the
catx OF New York. who have the contract
SSay hn,idnc $50 900 wharf for the NewYork and New
Havsn RAILROAD say that the work viii be nnhed In about
nnfh
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HOME NE VS..
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Park Dock and Aoueduct Commissioners meetinga
Board of Education. 4 D. m ,u,o 4, rorrds Q n,
Cutter Berkeley schools football match too ,dpnn va.
Installation Of the Rev. DR.. A. E. klttrenRe aoison
nue. Reformed Church. p. M.
LOYAL Legion, DemonicOs 1880 p m ,
General Missionary Committee, No. $40 Broau"ny'
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NETWORK MEN WIN AT BASEBALL

contested and interesting game OF baseball was
played ut Washington Park. Brooklyn yesterday between
resdsut professional players OF NewYork and Brooklyn
prv 600 spectaors were present closest attention
was paid play The team played steaae.
game and scored the winning toward the cose OF
ZANE Twothirds OF the gate recepts were divnea %
Eererook carried OF the honors DOM AZ Inc
and In the field. The follows:
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BROOKLYN.

Over mail matter have been hanue Nv
the Brooklyn Pest Office in the last seven days .
This hoav of drowned man found yesterday In Atannc
Bssin at right side was hole
made by bullet ,,,..
Mrs sophie Stale of No. 27o Tillaryst called az dSd
Yesterday complain of her husOan
RIM with he had got from ner nue
false preences police told her that huspanu couu NV
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JERSEY CITY.
NEW-JERSEY

John Allen age thirty of Jersey ave. was Struck by
railroad train NJ W2rrensI, apout AiAo - M
Monday and fatally injured