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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-18
, CITY NOTICE.
Notice for Judgment.
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER, I
ST. PAUL, Mimi, May IL, 1856.

will make application to the District Court
in and for the County of Ramsey and State of
Minnesota, at the special term to be held Sat-
urday, May 20, 1886, at the Court House in
st. Paul. Minnesota, for judgment against the
several lots and real estate embraced in
warrant in my hands for the collection of I'M
paid assessments. with interest and costs
thereon, for the hereinafter named special
assessments.
All in the City of st. Paul, County of Ram
sey and State of Minnesota, when and where
Sall persons interested may attend and be
heard.
The owners and description of real estate
lire US follows:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-18

All in the City of st. Paul, County of RAM
sey and State of Minnesota.
1888 GEORGE REFS, City Treasurer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-18
Assessment for Grading State Street

from Susan Street to an Intersec-
ton with Oakdale Avenue.
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OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, May IL, 1886.

Schurmeiers Seventh Street Addition.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Block ASSN t
Fl Damkroger. .12, 1910 2 ST. 90
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-18

A. Gotzlans Subdivision of Block II, Lyman
Dayton's Addition.
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West St. Paul Proper

Lienau, Minea s. Peters Encouragement of
Block II, Bells Addition to West
st. Paul.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
Instantaneous.

DAMTHWAITE MARK J WANTED
n MARK ADAMTHwAITE. who len I9ndon IN Octo;
Der 1854 steamship Netheriand for New YORK and
lodged at 226 ST. Brooklyn New YORK and
-rorked at Hoffman House Broadway, Will learn some
thing 20 his he viii communicate with US C. l.
z. EYRE CO.. Solicitors Johnst bedfSru Row. Loh-
don. England.
DON MARCHE and LOUVRE PARIS
ID GLOVES Boucicaut and Reynier Gloves. Wholesale
and retail JAMES Importer. 81 West l6thst between
9th 9th
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Doaro ano Rooms.

East Side.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AL THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No. 123S Broadway corner Thirty,
frsst until D. H. 953 Broadway between Twenty second
and Twenty SITS until 5Oo West IWeiy
ST. corner Eghtsve l53 FOurtEave corner t9urIeen-st
$50 Thirdave Forty seyenthst lOVd rhr-sve-
ffthst 300 Third ave-. corner One
hundred -f-st 10 m at regular once
EIFTH-AVE. between 50th and 56th sis
Elegant four large sunny rooms TO rent ur
nished or unfinished private abe
excellent references exchanged Address l. H.
BOX 70 Tribune Uptown Office LBS BROADWAY
IRVING PLACE. 63.-Two communicating
rooms year. furnished OF unfurnlshed also
single room references
STH-AVE. AND 40TH- ST. Handsomely
- furnished second floor suite with private ath
excellent table hest references. At EVERETT DlhEO-
TORY. ~ West 35thst
20 MADISON-AVE., corner of 28th-st.-
. Rooms with board. furnished
West Sita-
DARTIES wishing to make arrangements for
vii ind pleasant rooms and excellent board
at 81 " est Ssthst references exchanged
TWO very desirable newly furnished rooms,
connecting second floor running hot and cold water
together References required 95l west l2ssL
90 WEST 26TH-S II amiy hotel; perma-
CC nent parties dersired; table unexceptonaoie
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NEW- -NVF' 11~1
The following sale held at the Exchange and Auc'0n
~ BIZ e. H. LudloW d Co.
lots West est 119 " o.s oEo - $50 600
<iots West 1n,St $40 = o. $500
Hot on It c1Sasavs n sslS GST OF 1900
plo. Of land = psys 'al aOo'e ll7OO
Hot West dlnsn-s1 lZo II u 1900
lott West idTs1't ad above 1oAiOOii $500
1l0tns Vest l17thSH aoJ ABOVE 1oAiOo!l $500
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Business proprrtr for Sale anb Go fet
A FRONT OFFICE, first floor, ia Nassau
m st, 10 let rutland WHITING. 6 BeekmSnst
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NEw-YoRK, Monday. Nov. Is. 1855 4.
sala WA held az the Exchange and Auction
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Musital Instruments

HlusirIl Instruments
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. 1888 Broadway corner Thirty
frst-st m 953 Broadway between Twenty second
and Twenty third Sta until SOs West Twenty third
Eighthsve l53 Fourthsve fourteenthst
76O Thtrhave Forty seyenthst- cgI Third ave.
sItieth-st and the HARLEM OFFICE 257 East ono
st. 1900 Thirdav corner One
twenty fh 10 m At regular once
A NUMBER OF VERY SLIYnrLY USED
~ upright and square pianos make a. good "A
liberal reduction from our regular prices
WILLIAM XNABE & CO.. ll2 Fifth
GTEINWAY PIANOS 10 rent at very low
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6itnnficns Uanteo--females.
XEASHING.-A respectable woman wishes
w few washing TO do; rs cents dozen Mrs
RYAN, 255 West 35th-sL
NVASHING.-By a colored woman 10 do fne
w family washing rs per dozen al her home
Call address 1888 7th ave-
XVASHING-Bv a Swedish woman 10 do
private family washing has large sunny yard can re-
fer 70 families In the city $50 East slsse
WASHING -Ry a coIored woman 10 do fine
w washing at home. las West 32d-st second door
VNAShING.-By a Swedish woman TO do
w ladies' gents and family washing has largo
ward y4U 81 st. basement
lNASHING.-By a first class aundress fam
w washing To DO AZ home understands her business
all branches collars and cuffs done In Troy sys MIRA BEN
SON, 247 East 3sth-sL
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Dipi0en0 Notices.

tDIDIUKWU NUIIIEb.
ocKAs NAVIGATION AND PIRR CoHPAEr.
OLD IKoh PIER" COMET IsLAsD.}
NKw-YoKk. Nov. TO- 1856.
A DIVIDEND Of Seven per cent has been de-
claed by The and Company. pay
able Nov 10, 1875. EDWARD WIGHT Prosi.snt
CHICAGO ALTON RAILROAD CosPAEr. /
- CHIrlOO. Ill., Nov. s. lsoe.
NDTlCE.-A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF
~ TWO e. PR SHARE ha. this iAy been de
ciared on The FkEfkRkED AND COMMON STOCK of this
company, PAYABLE on the FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER
next To the Stockholders oil busine
hours the FL FTEENT INSTANT.
The dividend shares registered be
at the otce OF The Msssrs John PATTON
a No. 81 Wtlliamst, New-YOrk
Chicago the Office OF the OF
C. IL. FOsTkk Treasurer.
LEHiGH AND WILKEsBAEKg Coal COMPANY
loo BROADWAY NKw.YoKK Nov o. 1896.
THREE AND ONE-HALF (3lal Per Cent
Interest will bc paid Registered income Bends Of
Company issued for funding detached
Consolidated Mortgage Bonds payable and afts The 24th
ipsAat Transfer VIII be closed 5th inst Il aud
rssDsa ASH inst ~ 10 .. m D. Il LANG. Treasures.
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BROOKLYN.

1.-THE Other side of Rule Question 70 wit the
side viewed the VIII be presented on ees
day evening Centennial Baptist Church lDr Fulton s.
by the Rev H. X Kane Belfast AID the II on George
Hin smith OF Armagh ireland. Admission, which Is Hee
VIII be by ticket
Amelia steele wa~ given 900 by Joseph Call the optcan
who Wesmoreland Hotel and died worth over
claims that she his VIE Tor years ahd has
begun action Tor dover III the supreme Court
Henry W Thompson a Wall-st coffee broker, is being
sued by Florence Thompson for limited divorce in the su
preme Court Justice Bartlett yesterday refused 10 grant
alimOny on the papers submitted
Robert Nelson performing al one Of the thea
tres was 800 yesterday by Justice Walsh Tor EXHIBIT
ing Charley Olee little fellow under sixteen III acls con
sldered dangerous 10 life
Commodore will is reported add $50 men TO the
IN the Navy Yard tomorrow
In response complaint the Broadway PrOperyOmners
Assocation City Commissioner COnnor mas directed
engineer 10 examine the new pavement OF BruS
way the Improperly done To compel the
contractor comply with the specifications OF his contract
A DISPUTE about the right OF way causing a
collision yesterday between the ferryDo
sag and heavy regnt tow. The passengers were
considerably excited
The question o. establishing electric motor railway 10
conne earhurst Isle Wight and Far RockaNay the
terminus Of the latter somewhere the Long Island
Railroad station is being discussed.
Justice Clement in the City Court YESTERDAY granted
Temporary restraining the Network ana New
Jersey Telephone Company erecting It's poles IN mont OF
Johns College, ID Lewi.ave.
A. b Bookman, the Brooklyn Bicycle Club, broke the
four hour bicycle record O Long Island ias week
2O6a4 miles % hours minutes elapsed TIME,
actual riding time being 10 hours and 40 minutes
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ARRIVED
Steamer Canada (Brl Foot London, oct with mdse 70
steamer Colbert DER Guhlewsin, Hamburg OCT va
Havre mdse and passengers TO Kunhardt Co. AT
steamer Elder Ger Hemer. Bremen Oct via s IrTa
ampton mdse nd 10 Oelrichs & Co. AIM
ed al the Bar al 1910 m. o...,. Gan, oe ramp,co
80 Vera Cruz Oct ana havana ~ WIN IN T az 20 m
gers AsSan 9SSs Newes s sept 30 with
mdse passengers TO sanderson Son Arrived At inc M
steamer cranbrook tBr, Harvey Cardiff, sept 2s with
order: vessel 10 simpson. spence& iouhN
1 oct d ppsT Bass
Steamer ii Psso Quick days. with mdse to
steamer Chattahoochee Catherine Savannah days with
mdse and passengers 10 Henry fonge IT.
Arrived Yesterday
Bark Poschich Aus Tomnich Lisbon 80 days, with salt
Many Nor Hansen, Waterford p days in ballast
Bark mas Lorng of Portland Chestrup Port spain ~
days with asphaltum TO order vessel to Winchester
Martha Rray % H1rysy TPa %Gt Ss Gays cay
sUNsET-wind @antv HOOK. fresh NV; clear Al
City Island. fresh NV clear.
CLEARED
Steamer GIenfaloch (Brl. Webster Lonlon-Henderson
steamer ITALY CBr. Pearce, Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Rosario CBr) Dryden Gohenburg. Copenhagen
Steamer iungara Ger Lethauser stettn. Copenhagen
Steamer Pcqua BIZ Prinse. Genoa. ItayPhelDs Bros
steamer Muriel (Br). Locke wndward Isands-A Out
Steamer Edith Golden tBr. Bennett, Montego Bay-G
steamer Cienfuegos Faircloth. HavanaIas Ward Co
Alamo Risk, Key West and Galveston-C IL NAL
steamer Eureka Quick New.Orleans-John Van Sickle.
steamer Louisiana eager New Orleans-S ii seaman
city Of Savannah, Daggett savannaL-hehry
steamer Delaware winnett, Charleston-J w ouIntard
steamer knight Chichester Alexandria ana George
town. Wlghtman. ,
steamer Old Dominion. smith, Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-Oid Dominion IS Co.
steamer Guyaniotte Kelley. Newport News and West
Point. Na-Old Dominion - CO. r,..-.o ID Y
steamer Josephine Thompson, Moore. Batmore-b y
steamer IT Dimock Hallett. Boston-H F Dmock-
Steamer Neptune. Coleman. BostOn-HF DimocK
SAILED
Steamers Zaanlam for Amsterdam; Begenland and Jan
Rrevdel Antwerp; Westphila and Anan. Hamburg: Ia
Champagne Havre: City OF Berlin and Plato Liver
Furnes-il glasgow; Faith Golden. KINGSTON Cenfueeos
Havana Alamo Galveston Key West; Louisiana ana
Eureka orleans; CITY Of savannah savannah Dea"aIe
Charleston Regulator. Wilmington.
Anchored City Island bound Out-ship spicer Tor
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Oct. l6-Auived. Ludgate Hin (Brl
Brown. from New York oct 2. T.,
QUEENSTOWN l6Saied steamer Britannia Perry LOT
LJvEEP0o oct l6-Arrived. Etruria (r, Cook
SorrHAMPToy oct l5-Arrive. steamer Aer. (Br, Ham
Gilman ron New-YOrk oct Is. on her way 70 Bremen 49,
CHERHOUa6. lJ-Sa.le' steamer Saae tBr) Hlchter
from Bremen and southampton for New-York
HAVANA oct 15-Arvei. steamer Saratoga, Curtis from
oct i4-saled steamer Niagara Bemis. for New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-17
RETURN OF THE HUNTERS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.- The Presidential
bunting fishing party returned to TINS city from
Romuey W. Va at an early hour this morning. They
had thoroughly enjoyable trip. and taking into con-
eraton the unfavoraDle state Of the weather yeser
day we're fortunate III their catch OF fish, The head
antlers and skip of q fine "white deer SAID 10
be species) killed by one OF the
party, were brought In by Commissioners
Miller and lay on a window sill his Office to-day The
animal was driven into the water by the dogs and made
gallant ruggle for his Nfe wOunding severely two or
the hounds. but finally KILLED rather long range
by a rifle suot OF Mr. Bivena Barring brief enLsngle-
nent OF prominent member OF the party o barbed
fence, resulting in almost irreparabe damage TO
his clothing, no mishAps attended the chase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-17
DUTIES ON WEST INDIAN PRODUCTS.

WASHINGTON, Oct 16.-The Acting Secre-'
tary Of the Treasury has issued circular calling the
attention OF collectors Of and others to the re-
cent proclamation By President reviving discrimin
atrg duties against poratons in Spanish vessels he
SAYS that In Of provisions of tbs proclamation
the duties imposed by section 25ol Re
visei Statutes will be levied In ADDITION 10 tue otner
United states under the Spanish dag from Cuba and
Porto Rico on and after October 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-17

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10 Speciab.-lnquiry at
the Navy Department ecits the Information that the
North Atlantic Squadron" which will participate IN
the ceremonies attending tho dedication OF the bar
thodi Statue will consist OF the flagship Tennessee or
the other vessels belonging TO the squadron the
swatars has just been put out OF commission
and the GsleDa and Yantic are undergoing
election repairs in the Portsmouth Navy Yard with
view 10 the election OF two Democratic Congressman
from New-Hampshire. In addition TO The Tennessee u
Is expected Rear Admiral Luce, who Will nave
charge display the Barthod celebration
will order the Minnesota, the Alliance aud possibly tho
Atlanta to take part together with the training ships
Portsmouth, jamestown and Saratoga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-17

The funeral OF Andrew Clark took place Yesterday in the
Church the Rev. c. h Imbr1e officiating
Jones. OF the OF CAN'T & Jones' has begun
Circuit against John Ryan executor OF the
estate English 800 which he claims n
him from the estate MI Joness sister was the vile OF
1875 she obtained decree OF divorce
from the Court Chancery with allowance for amony
Mr. English appealed from the decision OF
did the almOny Pending the result OF
appeal Mr. Jones his sister 800 month for the
support children and he sues the estate
Ia he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-17
BELArED REFORM IN THE NAVY YARDS

RELATED KEFOKM IN THE Nav fAHDS'
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-Ihe following order
has been by whitney 10 tho eommAn-
dsnts of all Navy Yards:
DEAR SIR; A custom has grown up in Navy Yards of
hav.n3 a list or men-s mpl0yes "suspcnded There Is
authority OF Ia will that IL 10
aiscoD tiBued and all such lIsts ceased.
The law provides that new men shall be employed
IT Navy Yards during sixty days presiding eee-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-17
AN FICTION SCHEME THAT F1uEn

WASHINGTON, Oct. is Special The Secre-
larry OF the Navy. whitney has finally orders to
place the United States swatAra
sion at Portsmouth, " II. Some time ago the swatara
Kittony Me- IN order To help the Demo
cratic party there in election OF Its candidate Henry
l. Clifford, Portland The 5watari had oren sent 20
Portsmouth whstandiug the fact hst tue new Doll
ers were ready for her Norfolk wnere they sd been
built Nuw siDcc they have boon shipped 10 maIne they
eauuot we'll be retransport-d 10 hOrfolS, ana must
Necessarily bs put In in Maine, although ihomas d.
Reed hAs been re-elocted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-17
ALONG THE sOUND.

DRIpGEPoRT-BshOp McMahOn OF the Diocese Of Hartford
will administer sacrament of confirmation TO 100 cand
date. I'M 81 Mary's Church Tomorrow evening This
morning at the Church Reeeme the Rev John Ly
will breach on Rules ImprOv ing the Memory lr
NerWarner the millionaire manufae tureI OF TINS CITY
received ten paintings ny French artists
al 1856. Their cost, mcIudng
number sculptures was about S5O,OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-17
, IN man already employed

,ion but this does not apply TO men already employed
aud carried along upon the "snspsnded roll Inc
above order 10 I'm to prevent an
evasion law which Ia possible by hirne new
men four months before an election ana carry
ing thep, without pay, until election time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-17
NFWLERSEY TOWNS.

HOBoKRN-Pohceman william Porter and ex- Policeman
became involved political discussion
shop Friday night Porter took the advice OF
friends and place subsequently Porter and three
other McGnness to the Police Headguaf
locked charge Of assault and battery
on Porter prisoner bleeding from several wounds
on the head and he the other police
mel had clubDed severely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-17
SENTENCE OF CADETS MITIGATED.

WASHINGTON Oct. 16.-The President has
approved the proceedings and findings of the general
eourtmartla in the cases OF CadetLieutenants James
j. Meyer Fremont p. Peek. Pierrepont lsham John A.
Hartman and CadetCaptan john NJ jenkins. OF the
fr-t class. at the United states Military Academy VINO
were conv cted OF and joining In acts oi
po.v demonstration and conduct prejudical 20 good
order; Of previous good conduct OF the
accused men, aud the absence OF wfu desgu IN tner
od-ncrs he mitigses the sentence of dismissal 10 re-
Gncon from the rank OF cadetOcer TO that OF cadet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-17
Staten ISLAND.

EDGEwATERThe Republican County Conv entlon OF i.n
mond County was held Yesterday delegates elected
Congressional Convention to be held al ALFALFA y"
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NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
"COrsIN BEN WASN'T A BIT SURPRISED.
personal INTERVIEW BETTER THAN PETITION

"COVSN BEN WASN'T BIT SURIIISED'
A PERSONAL INTERVIEW BETTER THAN A PETITION
DECLINING THE AUsTRIAL MISSION.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-Ihe President to-
nav made the following appointments; Benjamin
Folon Of NewYorg to be Consul OF the United states
n, Sheei-ld MIR Folsom a cousin OF Mrs. Cleveland
Charlie. H. Grover OF onwOrth. Kan. TO be agent
for the Indians Of the Pota wstome and Great Nrhan
Agency in Kansas; Frank Ii. Goodyear OF Bdna D.
n T. TO be Commissioner to examine aud report upon
section OF railroad cons ructed By tho Northern Pa
Ellie Railroad Company IN Washington Territory. -.
Mr. Folsom who superseted ClaIdlus Il. wooster. OF
Conu.ctcu as con SUI al Slersld Is cousin o. Mrs'
Cleveland, ami MS appOni nent OCCASIONS sohe ia
nntur.d comment an.Oug Democrats VINO resent the
recent uttcrances the subject OF official
lepotisln. Only a Jew days ago he was Iepprteu 30
taken Auditor shelby 10 iasS on aec'upv q, n
pco ,OsiriOn appoint a sou OF senator FnSn,, Oh
Alabama, a responsible place IN the AUDITOR once.
On occasion he was quote as saying .n!t Tue
Recommendation could not stand that sort or thins
some OF Mr. Cleveands critics suggest that De - not
OILY but tnat his rcprOOatlOh OF hepolls
was iusncrre Persons who profess to Know something
about Mr. FOsons atIainments assert thst ne uoss no..
posses the necessary QUALIFICATIONS 10 peFIoi III Vhc
duties OF the Important consulate 10 "hcH no ns
appointed As he has had no experience III tue
Service, however time alone can deerhIue tue
unoss Consul Webster aat peen IN Ihe @ ~ AZ
without blen,sh The salary OF the office - - 900
year ana fees collected amount TO about $4,000
BUFFALO, Oct I6 (Speciob.-Mr. Folsom Is lawyer Of
rood standing hut Is young the profession being only
little over thirty He held an office but was
clark in the Buffalo Police Court few years ago and
was removed on account of some difficulty he had with
IN. Ju,tce He is a Democrat. He not surprised
when he was shown the dispatch announcing Ills APP
and SAID the matter was arranged "Aoh nc
was IN Washington last mouth. IL war a. n I i,r
that he should go TO Austria put ne tod tns % ~
he preferred to live IN England FOLSOM salu ne hau 10
and letters, believing personal interview much more
effective. He viii start for Eng ana ~iInlh eHir'y usys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-17

Dressmaking.
RTISTIC DRES>MAKING.-Tail maue
n suits $40. wraps a specially perfect ~
uush hotel orders al short 81 East sthst opP
Dennings
ITADY of experience wishes the entire
N charge Of dressmaking department IN Iy goe nod
tabIshmeut. an out OF city ut'NS $500
craze Address COMPETENT. Tribune Omce
nRESSMAKER-By "A person of taste anu
ability stylish htting and drapins. moies CO.
omers, by day week Apply IsS otl-aNe-
MADAME JAMMES Is now exhibiting some
wi handsome dinner dresses and manties
WORTH Roirgues, Pinsa iLaud"itz Laierrlere' &c -
West l5tnst
MRS. 4. WHALEN, dressmaker, has removed
WI East 4stl st, amt wout IKE lev n"ss Ss1s
mel q, perfect 1T ami stylish draling Guarantees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-17
rEIALs OF BISHOP rAYLoRs MIssIONARIEs.

IhIALo OF bIoIIOI II I1JI' !" VI I0'7'O y =
Boston. Oct. Is (SpectdD.-Nlrs. l. Fanny
Vuhey writes from The or Africa concerning
Bishop TayOrs mission band that they are surrounded
by thieves and the natives have stolen everything they
.od lay THAR hand, uuon Only fear res ned them
frn ste.tuc All that the missionaries had They had
EN- The sheep aud goats, dug up their crops pued no
their fences FOR fire WOOL most Ol tnAt WEIGH was
eft nv lie natives was destroyed bY The hogs aud ants
{" Truly" she saYs, We live IN country where hoIhs
sorrnI,t and thieves break through and steal
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T Asst EXCURSION
~ MATCH CHUNK Glen ONOKo
AND SWITCHBACk,
IFHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
Will
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20 ~,
SPECIAL EXPRESS TRAIN,
composed OF elegant and luxurious cars
EXCURSION TICKET. 81 rs
swITCHBACK, 80 CENTS EXTRA.
Trains leave Cortlandt Desbrosses SITS AZ ~ a. m anu
Annex OF Fulton-st., Brooklyn, at a IN
For I tIl pa ~ FNTRAL EASTERN OFFICE, 23o
BROADWAY, y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-17
1re GrelM

FACT.-HortOn's lee Cream is made from
~ pure cream Hovtons Patent upper Frozen Bricks Of
Cream Restaurants, Churches Festivals, &C. VII
keep Country orders promptly filled Depots-
300 4t ave- 59s shave rs Chatham st. 10 East l20ths,
New-York and 4j3 Fulton-st. Brooklyn
EUSSELL'S ICE CREAM, No. go Broadway.
i and |, 4s5 Broadway NewYOrk
Families supplied OuOftOwn business specially N
oivoual bricks restaurants, fars &c.
Telephone AIS 2lst-sL
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MARINE IN1ELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises. 6lO 5lS Moon rises sS4 Moons ago ~
wArEA
l.k-sandy Hook 1884 Gov Isld. JOY Hell Gate -
P.A-Sandy Hook. ~ IS Gov Iald. lOio Hel cate OOO
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NETWORK. URDAY OCT 10 lsoo
ARRIVED
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n,HE U. S. AND BRAZIL MAIL So. ca.

WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR az EENsrOWN AND II
INITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL
CELTIC, capt GieadalL ...-.-----. lnnIsnsy.
BRITANNIA, capt Perry. -..--., lhuI suay'
ADRIATIC. Can't farseii. ..--.-- nuIsiAy.
Frsm the " hlte star Dock. foot OF "r'
RATf s-saloon. 800, o. $50 ami siuo. ~
favorable terms. stcefase IRON uf 70 ,hr ~
For mspection OF plane or other n. ofnAte
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