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New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
100000 oople Perish! |!

than 100. 600 people annually die In this eouptrv
consumption. which bat tho child Of cAarf ts0f
offered BY the preptetors OF Dr. eagss CAtarrh
Remedy Of oatarrh which they surs Th1
remedy 10 sold by druseists, 90 csatA
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31

FnrneH Ilns-Bo'ton !. Vow York I. TwO.ba+e hits
Quinn = Johnston |. Three base ht-Connor l. firrt
h,sc on ballsnrown. Johnson Claskson Conner, Nash
whitney and Glenn. First base ertorsBoston o
New York 4. Struck out-Qulnn. Nash. Morrill, and
Wrlch 3 Passed ball-kelly. Timc-2:l0 Umpire
Xaentlne
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
About Dead with the Gravel.

6veh wss the condition Of Mr. John NJ Allen Of Char.
Ysyo,its Remedy. q Rondout n; y" I did " and
assinshink Of tho coss only one dollar Tor bode Il
certain cure for Gravel, your drueEist DOES not
Price. 81 tor -.
~. D. KExxEpYB EAvoRITx REMEDY.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
JUDGE MERwIN REyoMINATED

Utica Aug 30.-The Republicans OF the VIih
Judicial Convention, held AT Rome this afternoon
unanimously renomnated NJ. II. MerwIn for Supreme
Court Judge
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31

desired A base balls, Stovcys triple and an on,
gave the Athletics IN the FIRST Rooinson's .,n,,.
sswsrds and Poormans double brought in smother 4.
the eighth and ComIskey's mun out and singles hv
Lyons and DerbaucP yielded two moro In n, ath Ne.
Carthy held brief conversation With Un, Ferguson
which him Just e75 Attendance. s43J. Tho sco,s
follows
Athletic . 2 o 2-S
ST. Louis % o ~
observation-disclosures a. ST. Louis g. Frrors-Athsr,e .
st. Louis 8. Pitchers-Seward and King Umplfe-Mr
Ferguson.
Baltimore. Aug 3o-To-day's Baltimore Louisville sanA
was poor exhibition Of playing On both sifcs, on H.,
visitors made the best showing and were lucky enough
Klroy were bacd freely but Kiroy's error let In two
runs and Wild pitch gave another The redeemina
feature the fielding Of Greenwood and Soner. The
wss - appended.
Louisville o q q la
Baltimore o o O o o o e-3
Basehifs-Lou!sve 10. baltimore z Errors-T.ousyills
3. baltimore 4. Fredericksburg and Kilroy. Umpire
MIR. Goldsmith.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
HIGH LICENSE IN MINNESOTA

St. Paul, Aug -"Tho Pioneer Press" reviews
the first year OF high license In Minnesota, and
finds the system has proved all Its friends claimed
for II. There arc In the State only 1.5o1 saloons
now. as against o.sO6 whom the law wen! into effect
decrease in tho consumption Of liquor Is shown In
nearly every county, Low groggerles have been
closed up, and the liquor business Is under better
police supervision Under the old system tho average
cost OF license about 5000, and the total
anproximafr income was about S530,OOO. Under
is about $3.50 and the total approximate income IS
about 81 100000.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
r0,,pr CAIENDARs--TQ.DAy.

suraxns CouRr-cnANnxEs.p before rat5srssi ysr ~.
iGs ,vA 2O2 3Ua 2Oj :Os 207 2pd ~" H. s,ore the
suRRodATEs CovKr-Test,mony 10 ." s saiy D. WcXim.
,IS"r Law Leupo,a Levy, Miiic~rt Gal '",csrnsi
surRrME COURT - SPECIAL TERM-PAai -
until Moniay, september L. p.snr. rreoduau H.
sUpExIoR Corar-sPKciAL TENN 90 bcio'o f''0
No dsy oAivndsr - r..x p.t,e~ Allen NO
day oassiAr. . ,.,, IL and ILL.,
AHourn0 ed for eho term
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
The Mechants' National Bank Of Richmond.


Mr.. A. Pizzini ir, secretary aud treasurer Richmond
CnOn Passenger Railway Company.
Dear Sir: In reference 10 tho statement which ap'
pear, IN to-day's issue Of The New-fUrk Tribune.
beg TO say your company has large balance To s
c elu and has never Dccn refused any accommodation
at this bank Yours respectfully.
J. I. GLENN, Cashier.
The Richmond Union Passenger Railway Company
tcccric llnel has never applied To this bank for any
loan.
II. &. BURNETT. Cashier First National Bank.
yor to tho City Bank tf Richmond.
W. H. PALMER President.
Nor TO the National Bank OF virginia, and have
never heard OF any application TO any bank here.
j. ". LOCKWOOD, Cashier.
Nor to the Planters National bank.
MANN r. QUANIER, Cashier.
Nor to the Citizens Bank Of Richmond
s. G.. WALLACE, Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
NH. FLYNN's ROAD HAS GOOD CREDIT.

To ne Edftor Of me Iribune.
Sir: The accompanying statement from cvcry bank
in this city answers fully the telegram which ap-
pcarcd In your Issue Of to-day In RELATION to tho
Electric Hallway Company. and would only add that
the large balance referred 10 by the cashier Of tho
Mcrchamts' IianA in which the company's account is
kept. IS more than sufficient 10 pay twice the cost
of the ExpuSltlou extension. Very truly yours,
ANDREW PlZZlNI, Jr.,
Secretary and treasurer RichIhoGd Union Passen ger
hallway Company.
Richmond, Va, Aug. 30, 1888.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
LOVER or BASEBALL DEAD.

the ashinRton Baseball Club, died this morning after "a
illness Of several months Mr. Hewett, owing 10 nlncs
had taken little interest In the Management, o his club
OF late his son. walter IIcwe;. having entire control Il
the team. Mr.. Hewctt about sxty-one years old
and always been enthuslsse sdbp0rfr Of basbs
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
MANY CONVERTS TO REpuBLICANisM.

Ardovcr y. V, Aug 24-James Mctnty. of this
place. a life long Democrat. has declared that he will
no longer support the principles Of the free trade
party, and declared for Harrison and Morton. Mr.
Mct;inty il wholesale dealer In live stock grain and
produce. and has wide Influence among the farmers
of Ibis section lie has convinced less than twenty
Democrats In This town that his rour'v IL WISE and
every GRO Of them win for Harrison and Mo ton.
over dozen Of the number have IOncttho Republican
clmb
Edward O'Mallcy. proprietor Of the Excelsior Marble
and Craulte Works Cuba. y. ~ s another old. time
democrat who VIII support thc Republican Ticket this
fall and hereafter Until four years ago Mr. O'Mal!ey
was strong Democrat. lie Identified himself with
the Prohibition party during the last Presidential cam
uairn ard has voted The Prohibition ticket cvcr since.
He has ,ccn elected secretary Of the Harrison and
Merton club Of Cuba.
Probably the most notable rhange IN political views
made by any person in Alcgsny County this year Is
thai Of II. n. Lewis Of Wellsville Mr.. Lewis wa,
formerly Republican, but Joined the Prohibition party
about six years ago lie IS wealthy banker. and
one OF The upright and influential men in the
county. -Four years ago he treasurer OF the Pro
Lbi'ion campaign fund. and has been Of the fore
mos, men ln that party. Now hc declares that all
connection himself aud the Third Purity has
ceased. In an interview yesterday. Mr. Lewis said
that lie had made up his mind 10 for Harrison and
Morton some tmn ago. but would not express himself
ltllirly until after the Itrpubcans had nominated
inr.r county ticket. This done last Tuesday,
and" SAYS Mr. Lewis. shall Voi" ia. who'll Rrpub
l!can ichci. because do better service to tbs
temperance cause by 30 doing than In any other way
/ can find 40 cleaner ticket nor better plat FORM
Mr.. Levi, Will be heartily welcomed back !nto Re
pblican ranks and there f. doubt That his influence
Sill lead many more to follow his cxampn.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31

Ne&ark Orange, West HobokeD, Union Hill ana ESQ
where A handsome banner will also 10 ra'seo'
The management OF the anar is In the hands OF COM
rrittee appoined by the Ixth Assembly District kpuD
liesn Club which numbers nearly nve hundred acuve
mcmbera Hand In hand with It goes the Pioneer CiuD
Young Republican organization. whose membership
has grown IN the of from twenty 10 nearly
one hundred Tho Fourth Ward Of tho city, Demo
cratic stronghold furnishes this year hourishng He
pulcan club whose presence in the parade VIII Do
most omnous feature the thinking Democrat OF the
city.
A HARRISON RATIFICATION AT WOODSTOCK.
Woodstock, Conn.,, Aug 30.-Arrangements have
been perfected for tho great Harrison and Morton
ratification meeting to be held at Roscland Park on
wednesday Of next week Large delegations from
every town in wlndham County, as we'll as from
neIxhborlng towns in Massachusetts and Rhode island
will attend the rnass-mectlng. The Governor OF
Rhode Island. with q delegation from Providence ana
Pawtucket will come in special train. Tho list of
speakers includes United States Senators Joseph H.
Hawley and william NJ Evarts, Governor TAFT, OF
Rhode Island; Congressman Mckinley. OF Ohio:
Congressman Charles A. Russell. Of Connecticut !:
George B Loring, Of Massachusetts, Judge Nalhanlc
shlpnan, Of Hartford: cxSccrctary OF state Charles
F., searis: John F. Hummer, Of Ncw-f0rk ard Mrs.
J. Ellen Foster.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
DEMOCRATS CAMILLE FOR A NOMINATION.

~ Louis. hng. 80 ISpecia-Thc Democrats OF tho
With Missouri Congressional District kept up their
record at Yesterdays convention at War,eniown, when
Il. II. Norton nominated. Two candidates for
Congress attended by two friends. met In room.
and each candidate put up 81 900. The friends tossed
up two silver dollars TO decide which candidate should
have Tie choice Of the nomination, or the money.
The man who won the toss took the nomination. the
man who lost took the money. went out, and with
drew his from before the convention. ami turned
enough delegates TO nominate his HVaL 1t
accomplished In half all hour
DEMOCRATIC PICKING AT JOHN WANAMAKER
Philadelphia. Aug. 80 lSprcial-To still the Demo
cratic howl John Wanamakcr and Thomas Dolan,
electors on the Republican National ticket, have
resigned a. directors Of the Merchants National
Bank, with which they have been connected since
II, organization. As TO the Democratic charge that
Mr. Wanamak.- was ineligible because hc has a
United States stamp agency, that matter was settled
to-day by Postmaster Haiity, who says thai there
T. stamp agency IN the name ol cHhef oir
NanaMaRrr or his illIn.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
Hoods SarsapariIla

Bold BY oil drugtsta oi; ak for o. Prepared only
By Q. l. HOOD 4 CO.. ApothecarisA Lowell. kssA
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
Goumtrp Drouerin for Sale amh 60 In

ID. HOPE. 121 Liberty-st, makes speciality Of
"A. EewJerscy property Farms houses and lots 10 sell
and rent
A GENcY FOT MoNTCLAIR.-Handsons residences
"A building sss for sale houses 70 let season or
rear. CLARENCE b. TUBS. peekInAnst n Y.
N1oNTCLAIR REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Houses 20
IVA handsome residences for sale L moderate priceA
PARSONS TAYLOR 70 Cedar-st. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20

JAPANESE CURIOS.
- IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
CHINESE AND JAPANESE FANCY GOODS.
Cur0ste. In Bron1es and Ivory Toys Iacquered ware
F.ae Cr0cSeiy Embroidered screens ani Tea Also an
elegant assortment o. $500
SILK GOODS.
IN SIR Dress Patterns SIX Dressing GnFns Wiapp.rs'
Genucmcf- SIX Garments Scarfs Hnndkerchle's. ron.
gee SILK Handkerchief, Quilts &c. &C. &c, al Iusl
Imported WhOcale and Tr'au
WEE LONG a CO.,
Il WEST 22DSr., NEW-YORk.
A FIVE-COLUMN folio page hand press
IA wanted. Must Dc cheap and In good order AaiieS'
NJ. y. d, Tribune Oncc.
II BUSHES OF every description at si5 Pelrft, opposite
II !ccE sip. al lowest prices. - ,,,.,.r-,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
11ubIie Noiice.
y Office.

\ Office.
The Commission for the Revision Of tho Excise Laws
OF the State New York Will give hearing beginning
on fhe 18TH day November. lscs az 10 80 a. and
continuing may be deemed nccesarT
by tho Commission. at the Cou.t Room. Part :. tho
Court Of Pleas. ~ the County Court Hugs". Ia
ire CIV az New York 20 persons desiring 20 /" beard
upon Questions c sting t the preSeat ENr-e system Of
me state and VIII receive suggestions FOR the giroye
mcat OF the ~ order II
DANIEL C. ROLLINS
President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
REAL ESTATE.
B1snrrSs AT TIE EXCHANGE


s weather unfavoraoly affected business ct the Real
Estate Exchange yesterday. and the majority OF sales ad
v.rtised were withdrawn r. v. Harnett offered the
southeast corner Of Nfthave and seventyeehthst lot
rs sxfoo with story building thereon The
Bidding ran sss 900 John Yard attorney
fSs s' os in between and
twentieth and onehundred and twenty nrst ats sire 2ss
100. The bddg ran from $1,000 to $500; c. III. Todd
awns oss Twelfth
twenty third sts. broadway ana sxthave. a three
; Ssas h ds1f
biownstone dwelling y West sixtcenthst between F!tth
81 East seventy ,O corner Of Sri Park ave-
ana IN erss O 2 SF % p rent
win machinery. 81. 900; without. s1,7oo.
New.York Monday Nov 10. 1883
Tho following n sales were held at tho Exchange and
..,ry DWELLING SsFs asi ,ss:s j.. &C. GA s.v
ss q @ " ss Ss sd l' Of S'A'v'
Ono lot on sth.ave, Of 7sth-s- 2asxloo; John
One ls. ioth-ave 10 # of 1eoth-ss, 2Sxloo; H
sale Of the nas WITH No. 1s4s 2dsvo, Of us.
S. wa adjourned to Nov 90
drawn an' '''' on west i10'' OIL i0'' "'' "''
81. :. :. SR{s hEss ws.' s,.s..
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N Z. CITY.
6thave e s. s4e n 27thss 26x1oo; Churchill
J.. CambrelenG and wife to Joseph NaylOr. 400 400
Same property Alfred colvl to same Is part S. SSS
same property. Euphemia Purton to same, o. moo
Daniel Hennessy H' TO Theresa Metassi - $4,000
Kennedy to Edward A. Crane and vile . N.25c
G. wesseis ana wife 70 j. Viesor Aenssd . Is 600
Eeehs md V vie i 70 n. Redmond 90 500
RECORDED MORTGAGES
AssktnS John S, TO J NJ Bowers, exr 9 ethave,
n OF 2oth-st years -. &i2VOO
inss bank. COS Es.t et2-sI year. - o.ooo
1oth-ave OF 181st-s, a mortgages, years 2l,So0
Byrns Michael J, to George II Motley and ane. ooo
s4th-st, Of 9th.ave, year 5000
Denneufyile Annie N, ct al, TO w Albro, WI
7th-ave, n OF goth ST, years 7,oOO
: or SHAVE. awe " demana - -''s 5000
f'1r ~ III. ave- Me"5' Years r. 5000
Ae sih.s SS,''S demand nd a. " MY 1000
Me No Is East S2ast year = .'. 10000
MOT al lstsa Of otSave mortgage notes 72o5o
ShS comp,ny DD 5st,st 6th-sve years $4,000
Taylo. John d and wife, to Estelle + Taylor,
'H Years coz '.'''e anu --i.'''' u 10000
Ne5' sears fi0'. !" '''e' 1900
Savings Bank. cor Fast and Water sts,1 yr 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
THE LANGHAM,
zilusilaI 1nstrnmen.s.


A NUMBER Of ghtly used upright ana square panos
A OF make. which were speelsy seisesea san u-ea
BY sItsts the Metropolitan Opera House COMPANY
du<ing past opera season. VIII Dc e0io ~ "0cf"
reduction from regular prices. - ,... =.
VIM. KNABE CO.. 1l2 shave above lo4-ss
ID AEGAINS in and second hand pianos AL makes
ID rents "A and Vpw1d VA POND W. 20
Union square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20

II OR SALE.-Four thousand shares, or a
part thereof per cent preferred stock OF manufac
uiing company these shares are nrst Lien on si2000
CAN Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
NOTICE OF THE SALE OF TIE MARY

NOTICE OF IN LIZ trS SALh .f Ut LIE MAhl
BY virtue Of decree a1 q ' the Circuit Court Baltimore
a. be do6T e Of he Court House At baltimore
County Maana o. &c ts1A asy Of & Sayad S cen
Railroad Company extending from point Isa ~R , 'h IN
9 TSfk counlT '' in 1 the State Of daaes q
Snds propey, estate privileges franchises rolling stock
ana " ss Msrsna Central Railroad Company lie
as dse a and b p anS Sd the
Between Augustus g. Davis and the MARYLAND Senrsi
Igess. c on s Ms aaffa A GHn
will include all proDsTy aiaSre s,e by tns %
The railroad and property rp TO the date OF me CONTINUATION
full on 5aa ass cash Of .s he A: s' eou BY
Es,wofe and Dea Railway Company. and those Of the
M 5ssy2ey c eeaTsen na5 to he d9S1ys
5s whole suSsd G soa Esfs G1i VIII be
Under the terms Of the decree bet9re any o %, nro1s
making the same deposit with him. or subject TO ~;
sTo hunard dollars s2oo 600 cash : o., .I IN
lieu thereof must s1 has s nf Company in the city Of
baltimore County Of halmors H Ho6 ~ be az Frs
Mortgage Bonds OF the Baltimore and Delta halfway
TSo e be aas sqsec, 70 all the terms en- sc cs
in the decree ,Tds cogny IN the case OF William W
spence and George brown t1s'ee, patI's hers do
fendans and entered in aid court July ~ ms and mere
decree reference y hsscy nan ,a y, ne iers and
psrteqq las a ~ sae k W. PERRlE- Irus:ee
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual III, di.
~ meeting 81 stockholders Of the OChAN y
TsTrs1 COMPANY the election of seven Directors
and t,to inspectors Of Elections for The ensuing ya
To- belI a, he b inch OF the company % Seuth
on Gccen,ber 90 Issa. Polls open ien. IL 70 p ia
va N' ~ l. G. GEN EI, SECRETARY.
NEW YORK. CHICAGO AM ST LOUIS r. T. co
NOTICE
THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF
l NEw-YORK Trustee, VII receive proposals up ~
ami inrludno November 30 lo,s. Tor the sale 10 ~ Oh
Fifs Moftsase per cent Cold Bonds Of the New orr
Chicago and ~ Louis T. H. Co.. In aecordance WIN arts.
eighth Of the given ey SAID railroad company
October 1 fss7. to secure sa a bonds 49,. an,
S or ~ ~. Tnsr COMPANY OF N Y. Trustee.
BY r. p. oLC0TT. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
Dnsincss Gbaneeo.

A PARTY with 81 10000 and business ability
"A can secure good investment and situation refer
enees given and demanded Address g. Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20

THE NEW WINTER RESORT,
1 MAE INE HOTEL.
Island Of Barbados West Indies.
The magnificent steamers OF the United States and
Brazil Mall Seamshp Company stop az Barbados going
ami coming PAUL +. GERHARD CO.. Agents
81 Broad-st
WINYAH HOUSE, AsHEyILLE. y. C..-Ciimstc
w for invads suffering from diseases Of lungs
and throat; fine hotel and frstcass sanitarum; open
the winter. X Won RUCK. NJ D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
Dividend Notice.


OFFICE OF THE ONTARIO SILVER MINING CO,
MILLS BUILDING, j. BltghDsI:.
New-lOrk NOV. H. 1885,
dividend NO. $50. -.-u.
~ Tho regular monthly dividend Of FIFTY CENTS per
has declared for October payaOe az the ONCE
Of the company Francisco the transfer Agency
in Ner.York 3Oth Transfer books cOse on
the oath inst LOUNsBEEY CO.. Transfer Agents
OFFICE OF THE DAILY MINING COMPANY
MILLS BUILDING. 10 BH0 AD,,SL;.
New York. Nov. 10 1855
dividend NO. q:
~ dividend CT TWENTY FIVE le5l cents per share
has been declared for October. PAYABLE Both Inst Trans
sSr boots close 2ith inst LOUNSBERY co.
EORT WORTH AND DENVER CITY RAIL
4 WAY COMPANY, No. Broadway. New-fork CITY.
-Coupon No H. on First Mortgage Ponds OF this CON-
PAM falling due December l. ioSs. Will be pa1 on and
after that date presentation a. the once OF tne wvL
camille Trust COMPANY No 40 Broadway, New'fork
City. ~ o,..cr, r,o..,ror
INTERNATIONALLY GnFkT NORTHERN r. T. CO..
NETWORK. Nov 16. 1888.
THE COUPONS Of the Second Mortgage
Bonds Of the International and Great Western Railroad
Company maturing Sept l. 1858. will be paid together
with interest thereon from date OF maturity upon prc-
ation AT tho office OF the Mercantile Trust Company,
40. 100 Broadway New YORK. :, - ,r--eo,-
Assistant Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
Citp 1lrcpfrtn 90 Eet.
[ifp Dropertp for SAILS.

- ,: WEST END-AVE. between West I'D and 73d sts
~ there nagnincent private houses Dui1 py uay
WORK with beams hfeproof brick coppsr corh.css
Tie roofs hard wood throughout douoe hoors uiel
kitchens electric bells designs admirably afanRed;
location unparalleled for health or beauty prices
ESQ 600 $4,000 Apply on premises or ADDRESS
r. T. ROBINSON. 81 6thaye BrooMyh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
Gopartners1ip Notices.

NETWORK. November O. 1855.
THE FIRM Of POWELL, WENlGMANN IL
1 Smith is hereby dissolved by mutual consent
ioeFfiu p0WEiI. GEORGE J. SMITH,
-, = +. ~ ~ Tt,NANE. MIGUEL ALVAREZ
N " ~ New-YOrk November 8, 1888.
tn, undersigned have to-day formed partnership under
the name on POWELL SMITH CO., for the purpose OF
manufacturing and selling Cigars We Will assume al
M VI w 800 M q sNIyU JOSEPH POWELL,
"A-'A"'NH-'-' GEOHGE J. SMITH,
HAIRY J. LUCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
boaro aRo ilcons t0arieo

w ANTED--A nmily OF four adults desire 20 reas
w until MAY l. 1859, furnished apartment IN ho',i or
APARTMENT house with restaurant heh s,s
would REQUIRE parlor four seeping rooms hha
two bathrooms family leaving town Tor whn,rr e1s
thus ind desirable tenants- Address o. L. " DoA ooi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
WABASH RAILWAY,
RFCEINERiS OFFICE

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
Il STATES. Eastern District OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Henry c. Kelsey,
April Sessions. 1884.
The Philadelphia and Reaiing No IS
Railroad Company, e. al.
Hugh II. Penny October Sessions 1855.
No. 40
Same
william NJ. Robinson. , October Sessions 1855
No. 30
Sama
George A. Peabody April Sessions 1896
Me-
Same
And now Thirteenth Of November 1858. the petition
OF the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company. and
the Phaicphe and Reading Coat aad Iron Company ana
others having been preserved this Honorable Court
the 23d Of November, 1887 praying for the dissolution
Of the rccelversps Of the said companies and this Court
having. After due public. notice ordered George Deb
Kem S. 4. Caldwell and Austin Corbin, receivers OF
companies upon the terms and conditions stated in
order this Court then entered In the above stated
causes the OF the properties OF the
companies the custody OF the managers and officers
thereof the master appointed by this Court having
reported that requirements OF said order had been
Piled with the said receivers having nled In the said
Court their receivers OF said companies the
Court directs the clerk OF this Court give notice by
publication once week for three weeks IN daily paper
OF general circulation, published n the cities OF New
york Trenton and Philadelphia 10 all parties in interest
ii 1sss az 10 o'clock In the forenoon. why the soii
accounts should be confirmed and the said receiver
ships finally terminated and the receivers discharge
iiv order OF the Court SAMUEL BELL
Clerk Circuit Court Of United States Eastern District ot
PclnsJ ivana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
prp Goods.

- NO0 CHINA Goat Rugs. 81 95; Extensive Assost
C,OUU ments Gray Black White, selected skinA
suo Prices; Caspetnss Matjngs Lnoenms.
ANDREW LISTERS SONS, TAI Droa1wAys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20

NOTICE is hereby given that the a m di.
"a .a.tce 81 oekhodcfs oi the OCEAN NAVIGATION
AND PIER COMPANY for The election OK seven DlreeIo
To- belI a, he b inch OF the company % Seuth
on December 90 Isss. Polls open fien II 70 p Ia
va N''- 49, L. G. GEN EI, Secretary.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-02
THEKAIsER KICKED.
He Refused to occupy the POntif-
ical Apartments in the OUR
inaI

He Refused TO occupy the POntif-
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Special to the Globe.
&Ew YORK, Sept. 1.-The Catholic
News has been informed by its CORE
spondent at Rome that Emperor Will
lam, of Germany, who will visit Rome
in October, would not consent to use
the rooms first set apart for him by the
Italian officials. The rooms proffered
him in the Quirinal were those formerly
inhabited by the pOpeS. The apart
ments now being fitted up for the en-
perOr are those that the late Victor
Emanuel occupied. The same paper
also has been advised of the postpone
ment of the cOnsistory that was TO have
been held this month until Novem-
Der. Several new cardinals. among
them the pope's major-domo, Mgr.
Macchi, will then be appointed,
the new American bishop
preconised, and it is expected that the
vacant Canadians sees will be filled.
The Catholic News tomorrow will pnb-
lish an interview with Maurice Egan,
late editor of the Freemans Journal, in
which he states that the paper has been
transferred with its good will TO MesSrS.
Austin E. Ford and Robert E. Ford.
Mr.. Egan, who takes pTOfesSOrship at
Notre Dame college, will continue as an
editorial contributor. The Freeman,
under the new management, will be
strictly Catholic in tone, and in politics
will be non-partiSan.