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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-10

Queenstown o. mdse and passengers to Peter Wright
St s sSh 1SGsa @ %
snnss En-; a., =:
Arrived at the Bar At $500 N.
steamer Delaware chohs.,s rsrn1paips cs,s days via
ElssnOra Bennett Portland with md'e TO Horas'
steamer Bsusar OBI. ApDi'ton Boston, in ballast to
sUNsEr-At Sandy Hook wina light, N; fair. Al City
Islsnd wind light. NV; clear.
Arrived yesterday
.S :sa c:S naSan' ava tn
Bar at sisp =.
r.psrtsd 5rns, Sis passsnssrs Arrived at tho
CLEARED
Steamer Auraria (Br Hams Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer (der. Muller. Hamours-Phelps Bros
Steamer La Normandie tFr DHsutorivc HavreLOuis do
steamer Durham city tBr GaIbraith. st John. NBsan.
Sc-Plm Forwood 4 Co.
HSTsi e Mas po Royal and foS
nandina-c II Mallory & Co. ,..,..r.
steamer Arro,v tBrl Atchison. Perth Amboy-simpson
ship carSet Castle DID, Mack Melbourne AusArke &
ship Rhine c3er. Macnuber. Ro,t.rtam-snow Burgess"
Ship Konander Svend Forn (Nor. Bryde. Antwerp -
I Hars M s MeMa,,srs ,Br, Mcleod sydney Nsw-
BIN 4T.!e tA%.p. s.anovieh Lisbon nn'Ia co,ul!ch
big Alice Bradshaw tBr). Dahn. Portau-P rinco-F
Elliott
SAILED.
steamers City OF san Antonio. Fcrnandna Cherokee
Charleson Argosy, Perth amboy.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Mar Sailed steamer Holland (Rr, Foote. fer
New YORK.
LIVERPOOL, Mar 9-Arrived steamer Italy (Br) Pearce,
from NewYork. -
SOUTHAMPTON Mar 6-salod. steamer Aer (Ger) Chris
toners from Bremen hence Tor Ncw-York.
Mar Starved. steamer 3sdfori (Br, Atken-
heal from NrvYOrk Feb IL, $500
MOvILLK. Mar g-Salet. steamer Ethiopia tBr. Wilson,
from glasgow hence for SeS-YOrk.
Brow HAD Mar g. 10 m-Pa,set steamer mbria Obi.
McMick,n New York Mar on her to Queenstown
ana Liverpool. - - .
HAMBURG. Mar 7-Arrivoi, steamer Amalh (Gcr kraeft
from Nev-YOrk
BREMEN Mar 7-saed. steamer Gluckauf Gar. Buchner
for New YORK.
(For later Shipping NeUa II anu. see FIN Puge)
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NEW-BRUNSWICK.

A number of capitalists Of New-York filed In the
county clerks Office Now Brunswick yesterday a
certificate Of Incorporation for the Standard Pressed and
Ornamental Brick Company with capital Of half a
million. The clay pits Will be in Rarltan Township.
In the circuit yesterday, Judge Scuddcr appointed
Theodore G. Nelson, Alan Ii. Strong and ex-Judse
Charles A. Scott Commits. .oners of Adjustment under
the Martin act for the collection of unpaid taxes.
A. v. schenck entered formal protest against the
appointment Of the commissioners and the adoption Of
the act.
Mary Hughes, age fourteen, daughter Of r. W.
Hughes, proprietor of the New Brunswick Steam Laun-
dry, caught In OF tho ironing cylinders yeSter-
day, and her left hand and right hand and arm were
crushed The child suffered terrible agones for five
minutes before the machine could be stopped the red
hot iron meantime passing back and forth over the
crushed hand.
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ALONG TIE SOUND.

A new Methodist Episcopal Church in Darien Will be
dedicated tomorrow. The Rev. Dr. ID. NJ, Bulkey,
of New-York, viii preach In the afternoon, and Elder
n G. Cheney in the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-10

Beware of a slight irritation of tho throat.
ar.mme's Cough Drops sivo nst.t, r,ll,L sold AZ
The railroad stations and drug ssts every wher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-10
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
Announcements

As dressing and color restorer nothing is
an aatsfartoty as Parkers Hair Balsam.
er's Oh ger Tonic siren gthens the lungs
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SEND $40

10 O. O. SHAWL Furrer. fer best quality London dyed
AaAka Seaskn sacqne 40 inches long perfect htnE
sye and thereby save $50 All other length, and Ies
Seal saqu Newmsrksts and Psrtnta Al prOpsrtionae
reduction before storing away Misk lined Circulars asd
Plush Garms way down. Call this week write
price, loS Prlpcost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-10

PUtMoyc LIPg SYRUP.
Aall mes but e,prealy At this OF the year III
above viii he worth their WBIGHf COL
fer the household. Sold BY all druggista
Depot, 40 Murray.st, New Ysrt.
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,

Diseases Of the Nervous system Genito. Ttnnry Orr
Impotence ana sterslity. Hours-8to IL too
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-10

"THE best cure In the world tor coughs
esds and esnsnmptsn Ia Cutler BrsA COOS wslknowi
cid Rss'ep vsgstsbio Pulmonary Basau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-10
MARINE INTELLIG ENOE.
NINIATU RE ALMANAC

Sun rises 10 Sets 81 GooE rises 81 Moons age 81
high
1M-sandy tfsox. 5.5t GOV Isli 627 He'll Gate SilG
Y-sandy IL )ok. G27 cor. IsrL 707 Hell Uats $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-10

Britannia fBr), Pgr.e iverDooi Feb 90. Queens
Mar with mdso and go passengers 10 Bruce lspay
Arrived at the Bar al BAL
steamer City Of Chicago (Br Watkins. Liverpool Jan ~
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SHIPPING NEWS

PORT OF NEw.roEk.......FRIDA MARCH Q. 1883
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purs AND CONsrrpAr,ou Clarovme

AND HUI, OlV-
dents boskkeepers and all their upation arr
to ako proper exercise TO Asm
orrhoids aeeompAnisdty mental and bsAy debility. DIR
UphAms reetusry Acknowledged specific Fifty years rep
utaon- Sold BY all drusgsta ONCE 80 East Ahst Sampler
free.
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VENETIAN LINMgSr

No NEED TO DREAD PNEUMONIA.
CsE
DR. TOBIAS CELEBRATED
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Il complete assortment Of Gentle
mems, Ladies' AMI CHifdrcn 8
Normal Underwear.
From De,u,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL wARERooMs:
So A. $50 Broadway. Nsw.York.
(lee Broatway New.York
500 Fulton Strest. BIZ oklyn.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-12-25
AN ORDINANCE

TO PREVENT THE INTRODUCTION OF YELLOW FEVER
unto THE CITY OF TALLAHASSEE.
Be ordained by the City Council Of the City Of Tai
lahdsSee, as tolocs:
SECTION L. That no ready made clothing, woollen
goods, wearing apparel, mattresses, blankets bed
ding, carpets upholstered household goods of
any description, which have been in any city or
town where yellow fever has been epidemic, during
the time of such epidemic, shall be brought into
this city, unless the owner thereof shall produce
certificate from the health authorities of the city or
county, where such epidemic existed that such ar
tices have been fumgated or disinected, under the
direction of such health authorities
SEC. g That any person violating this ordinance.
aiding and abettting such violation, shall be SUBJ
ect fine of not less than ten, than five
hundred dollars or to Imprisonment for period
not to exceed sixty days, or to both such fine and
Imprisonment, at the discretion ofthe Mayor.
SEC g. That the Marshal sbali seize any of the ar
tices named, which may be brought into the city
contrary to the provisions of this ordinance, and
shall summon three dsinterested persons to ap-
praise the same under oath and such articles shall
then be destroyed by the Marshal and the city shall
pay the owner thereof the appraised value Of such
articles.
Passed the Council Defenders. 1885,
r. B. CARPENTER,
President City Council
J. L. DEMILLY. City Clerk.
Approved, RIB. GORMAN, Mayor
TALLAHAssEE, Dec 4, 1sSs-lO 4w
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H"per D2'dtIy for Oc;ob:r has This 10 say
OF The Dcroji file P,eS>..
:; me f|" lI>sS Is u weekly literary and FAM
P'i"'' win funny department, that has
give" +" REPUTATION and circulation in every
part 81 me United States, and made profitable
"g P'oi'ca'ioli of special edition in England
"oe S"!d IA EWopc. The writer of The most
lIoP"nF humorous articles and sketches for the
n'ee lreSS Is Char!rs b. Lewis, whose MIN de
PRIME is NJ. Quad"
,.i ine reputation Of HE free Press was not
0 S""' oi' exclusively on HE reputation of NJ
T"" unnN articles, nor is il retained solely or
t !, by 'hen, The proprir,ors have made of
NO po''il"f literary and family paper The ex
pp: OF finding something funny in The
. nJ'n or Lime kiln Club" papers may cause
y, n"I VINO has never seen copy Of he Free Press
Io ut !, !" read up N the Gals or in leisure
",' ne IN cr"sling character Of its general
H'"e"'s causes that purchaser to subscribe for
LUIS IS nigh praise from high quarter, but is
'''e'Ve" lou can have this great family pa
pei ana The FLohIDIAN, both for one year tor
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rrom iniiun 2tiver Country

DEAR FLoRIDIAN. Having once lived in your
hp,urifa section o.. country in the ante-bellum
DAYS. when cotton WAS king, and mingled with
your kind intelligent, ho>pitable people, my
mind often rcvcrts back 10 those good old times
sud nv heart yetrns for The joys OF the past
The restrictions OF The government bureau, the
government tax O three cents pound on king
cnon, the seduction and decentralization of the
negroes by the influence and harangue Of the uu-
nrnciped carpet baggcr-, caused me 10 abandon
one Of the most beautiful and desirable sections
ofesh; aye aye, sir, felt that must give it
I'D 10 Mr.. Niger and seek remote corner free
from bis abomnable assumption influenced by
bis carpel-bag colleagues. In my rambles seek
ing for a retired, quiet home, | visited the entire
Cult coast, examined every section of any note :;
then turned northward and examined the interior
sections Of the Sa'e, finding some enticing, beau
iiful country | was induced, however, to con-
iinu my peregrlnations till found myself upon
The glorious old Indian river, where stuck my
stakes Tor veal or for woe. For Is years have
labored hard, submitting to all sorts of priva-
tons and al times almost starvation, paving 1926
aMrrel for -four and 35 cents per pound for
white bacon.
We fought mosquitoes, ralllers, dense hum
Knocks, staying majestic live oaks, towering
hickorics, tropical palmettos, spreading muber-
lies, &C. TO make room tor beautiful and profit
ibe orange groves, now extending over the best
portions OF hummock lands, some OF them Yield
ing the very finest fruit ever grown, and paying
from $500 to 81 500 per acre, net. Really, sir
there AFT acres here in full bearing trees, paying
more per acre than the best 100 acre farms in
any OF the other States and gives more freight
than 100 acres of couon-one acre, yielding
boxes per tree, gives $4,000 pounds OF freight,
which tends to build railroads and iat,ract capi
tai. These Advantages, combined with The
splendid climate, perfect health, beautiful, pic
'ulcsque and prominent points with handsome
sizes Tor residences and hotels, along the banks
OF The most beautiful river in The world its
waters lcenIDg with every variety of salt water
hsl-Foh The ninnOw 10 the Mlnalee weighing
l'9o0 pounds, dotted over with large flocks Of
uu' NJ ana containing acres, yea, miles of the
hhesl oyster beds, Just simply ch ,rms The soul OF
ma ana makes one feel, would that could
i've away More anon. Truly yours
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-12-25

In the Circuit Court OF the Second Judicial
Circuit OF The State of florida, in and fox
Leon CuNntX.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE
IN the undersigned, have this the 23d dav Of
November, 1883, asSoci tied ourselves together IN
der and by virtue of an act OF the Legislature of
Flor la, entitled An act To provide general law
for the Incorporation of railroads and canalen ap-
proved February 10Th, 1874 aud amendments there
to, and have formed and organized a company TO-
construct maintain and operate railroad for pub
lie Hsc in the conveyance of persons and property
under the corporate nama of tie Georgia and Flor
ida Short Line Railway Company. Said road wils
he about twenty five miles in length, exclusive of
sdngs. will be located in Hamilton county Flor
ida, and extend from point at near Marion, in
Hamilton county, to n point on the Georgia and
Florida State line, in the direction OF Onsley, In
Lowndes comfy. Georgia, or some other point in
said Lowndes county, Georgia. TIE capital stock
OF said road will be one hundred thousand dollars
divided into one thousand shares of the par yaDeH
Of one hundred dollars each.
H. 8. HAINES,
K. 6. FLEMING,
JNO. G. REYNOLDS
s. G. McLENDON
Nov. 81 lSSS-3n
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m ,rn writing for the Country Fen-
bi' .. af~ pca vines ma&e quick and a
2'a" ho1, anl ~hqle i Dame Na,ure'>
a'% .ta~.r. Just as soon rs the wheat
fPa' o,r. nv. removed. u'aurn sends ~
u, ortl, weeds rgh' away to shade
IS .,s.4 ground ito shield it from the
@'Nt an, Pc, are better thau either
ba'''" .lal. aud food. Shade produces
p'n ren the great food Of plants \
s"JL- Le WouN SEEM to exhaust The
''D9D{ r,m its dense, luXuriant growth
Sn" a.r;ehcs it. The shade Of q cane
en' ,'a i imocn trablr. BrIar patches are
'l snse and fnNuriant growth, and they
5 w. u" the land rich. Just 50 with the
'' "mtb that always comes in the
v aor, Of the old rail fences. Remove
pa tence, and you have rich, fertile soil.
r rI downa I'm old house or barn, and The
is y underneath is equal to a canebreak
,y a grape vine by the veranda, and
'h -" roots viii ran under the house and
Sas, mon the nitrogen that the shade
~ made. Put down some old planks
a a vour strawberry rows, and see
LAW soon the roots viii take refuge there
md make more vigorous plants. Even
H., ' stones make shade that gives nourish-
s,oot TO plants. OF course there is no
alaui food in a stone or rock, but see
bov vines and trees CROW near TO stone
rails and piles OF rock. The falling
leaves that cover the ground do more for
their shade to preserve 1t than from the
nl,ut.food that is in q dead leat See
how quickly potatoes will sprout in a
dark cellar. Night, dark night, is the
universal r,Storer OF all vegetation-the
generator Of plant-food.
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1889
Harper's Bazaar.
ILL USTRATE ED.

NarpA's Bdzar viii continne mantain it's reputa-
ton unequaed family journal Its illu
Of the highest order its litea Of choicest
kind and its Fashion and Household departments of
most practical and economical character Its Pattern
sheet supplements and fashion plates alone will its
readers times the cost Of sub rpton and its aric
decorative art social etiquette housekeeping cook
cry, etc. make it ndis sable household.
bright short stOre and timely essays, among the
best published and line IL admitted its
that could offend the Gstidious Among the
attractions Of tn volume will be serial stories by
Mrs. FRANCES uoDGsoN BrRNETr, Mrs. ALEXANDER
WILLIAM BLACK and TAnMAs HARDY, and a series of
papers nursery Management BY Mrs. CHRISTINE TER
HUME HERRICK
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y New vvn5~t Amendment.



Soinehody has Inverted 49, WAIST attachment"
1t my be less 'arnGl ihan he OH waist attach
ment, generally applied! after the old folks have
gone TO bed but 1t vii. never become hiatt s.
popular
M \>w\\< SOM. 'i''G , Mi"'I is n 'hy
only safe medicine yet nude that VIII remove
all lniaH'lr disorders. II contains no O0ium a.
U9rnt{ne, bu' gives The child npturM ease .tt0ta
pm. Price q cents. Sold by VI. Lively.
Let your first, last, and best conf
dant be your mother British Jucenile
y Dung iousewiie-Wh What miserable
little eggs again. Ioa really must tell
them, Jane, to let the hen sit on them a
little longer : Union .Sig',o.
A Pleasant Procramme--N Mamma -~
"Mcrcy me Don'ttake so mach candy"
Little Dot l;ut YOU >id ! could have
some candy for taking that medicine. :"
OF course, but - much Will make YOU
sick again swell, then can take some
more medicine and have some more candy.
can't :"-Ne~ York Wech7y
When young Lady CTS married her
father or some relative generally gives
her away, but when the courtship is in
progress the younger brother frequently
manages to do it.-M city Blizzard.
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New York World
4. nu' times is hard, M'linda. You'll have To
- %hg with very little spondulicks this Christ
,., i1e's the same old story, 'Z,kiel faint
49, Nf you to talk SO jest after Pres
advertising Hurt His Heart.
as, jewelers. Weekly.
. no, young man." said the jeweler, I'm
WY, out | can't give you an advertisement
~. .vu see I'm troubled with hear, disease, and my
s"yslcian has ordered me to stop advertising. 80
wat may enjoy absolute rest and quiet"
Perhaps.
Boston Globe.
!, resident Cleveland kept many Republicans
nc ~ once He was defeated Mayor OBrien
f Up. many Republicans in Office He was de-
as ..r The lesson Of the two defeats seems to
~. iurn the rascals out w' IF the President
s saI .ne Mayor had turned 'em out little more,
{.enaps the President and the Mayor wouldn't
save Deen turned out themselves.
We vsOsoM Eny A |. E.,s,n, Blood 3
= c e it is the best Blood Preparation known.
VIII positively cure all Blood Diseases, puriaes
mole syStem, and thoroughly builds up the
Satrtioo. Rediember, We 9uanntee T. Sold
~ Lively Feb. l6-lAsDv
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-Tns 1xlreRASrox FLoArmAx is on sale at
= ". Clsrks Prios. s ssas r oppy. II pngss.
DsAS ,your 11snih Ia StANf Aistss.
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IN CHANCERY.


Gillum B. Strickland vs.. Mary {. Sloan, William NJ
Hammond and James n. VIM, Executor of the
last will and testament of John b. VIM, deceased
1t being made to appear by the affidavit of d. W.
Gwynn, agent OF the complainant, Gi!lum B. Strick.
lane ttd herein hat all of the above named de-
PENDANTS non-residents of the State of Florida
and each of said de endants are over the a-e of
tweny-oue years. Upon motion of compliments
solicitor it is ordered that the above nam ed Mary
&. sloan, William VI. Hammond aud James ~
Vim executor OF the last will and testament of
John b. VIM, deceased, are required to APPEAR,
pie I'd, answer or demur to the ginal and amend
ed bills filed in tAs before the 7th day
OF January, next, said bill will taken as con-
fessed P Opided That publication of this der be
made once a week for four Consecutive weeks in
tue WEEKLY tLoRIDIAN, newspaper published
once week in the city of TaahasSe e in said Cir
cult
Done and ordered this 4th dry of Dec A. D. 1885
COUNCIL A. BRYAN,
Clerk Circuit Court, Leon county, Florida.
December 4 lSSS-5w
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Per Year:

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IN cloth bindn. will be by mail postage paid,
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Order OF Draft. to avoid chance Of loss.
Newspapers mt IN eopy this advertisement wtoW lie
eyDgesS o7rier NJ HARPER x BROTHERS.
Address HARPER & BROTHERS. New York.
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-23
Dog Puzzled by Dress.

A cattle man from Arizona, vii
liam Wilson by name, has just come
down to the city and brought with
him dog that would have delighted
the heart Of the author Of asartor
Resartus," for the animal faunts a
true carlylean contempt for the "trip
peries Of civilization and the usIess
adOrnment Of clothes. Mr. Wilson sent
Nugget, the dog, to board with a
dog fancier in canine bearing house
and then went to clothing store and
exchanged his cowboys rig for new
clothes Of the latest cut. The next day
he called on Nugget but Nugget would
have none Of him. The master Whis-
tied to the dog, petted him and made
every effort to make him understand
that affection was not changed, even
though clothes had been. The dog
looked at the silk hat which had TAX