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Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-08-24

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The agTicrltural coIlseo q Irun 6
ht0 have a greenhouse mat IN l|
1900 panes Of glass. :. 4 s;3s7 7
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engaged Il: 8 vic fs7sztt y -
Point, were iustantlY kitlod " tnH<RI,
ming. ; e. 3: W. 4. \ 81
3 Ahr,nt dftv ~ u - - - 49,. = y
Forks have 6sen' rrrseksS g n = f-.3 2
been selling tho beverage under ~ na1io
Of "mumm" s's " q
The young German efri vho - - !:
ported missing at Csnrch,r Ferrv - (
besn found al the bo,,ss "a : fs,o,cs vs1ISv
that place, where she has been en8nge1
In doing housework. q.
Erick Sciiu. a f6-vear.o,d hov. -:
fatally shot al canfoss hu fhe ~ i6sSfsi1
discharge OF shot gun which - ,wesl Z
carrying while effyinR herSeoter. H1s
left arm was shot on - Z sl''1 = & 7'ss
"a y z &
The Nartborr psc s,,.1 Il - - Z
aandan are 70 receive S'50 feet q Add5-
'ionai iengln. 4 q
Assns Mccnesney o. ne Cnsye1ne
1nSia,ss, 1Ss, ,v,sI ynp s,ass ~ s1e Vsi'el slas w
TN. x,t,hs,, r,a.a,,. na,,.. ,..,x, ~
s,...1ns .en = noAps noenses ylsn
to the ground, Loss. s1I 900: fnsl1rsnos.
80, 200. +.
49,. i.
!. a Lean on horses ran away near AS9ok
ers. two bows. 70 wander over tAs n,sir;. .s,t
ali night Ri q drenching rain T,hev -
came bew ildered, but arrived st horns Al
right next morning
Cormiss;oner p. r. Mcc1urs - ~
Dakota crop report for July. ssys thsS
the average condition Of fsrm products
are higher than they were the s1me date
tass y%.r, Win tne exception q corn.
Iss7 Is noints A oats On n,snts go srJ 49,, -
and harley NJ noints rhija corn 10
points behind.
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he abont ths nro,,ar - Ta- 's'
TIE covernmspt has sh,prea e. y.n,.
ton fonrtean hes5stones ~ fha orsvss ~,
deceased soldiers buried therc. Y
sbot b,r,seiss M. .an,r. n, 1,,.s go.
xvss,o,, nc Ala a. 49, s.5 S.a-s -.
Of blood '1 '1s As-N' -, i's''' 80
a sf.bhtnr rna.,S -. h ss ~ ran 1snss,,,a r.so rsc
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caaaad ~ o%oT,'s,,,, @ o ~ SAp. II, e.sns.S III
Ss.a LII IL rsa,aa. - up ,s @ opponsnN
~ - f-''e '''''' te'u.''
Joseph Czefnowsky, farmer who
Ayea nine miles southeast q scotland,
was Killed by his team, attached TO
seh-binder, running away and throwing
hiln IN 'front.' Oh the sickle.
Success has crowned the Efforts made
| TO put the Farmers, Shipping and Prr-
1 chasing association at White Lake ON n
| the erecti.n of nm eleyator. r,-,~rl. sxIne,
MACHINERY and necesss-y expenses a,
tending such large enterprise has been
secured: The site has been obtained and
the work OF construction begun.
Salem has an offer Of \ roller PROCESS
| mill for bonus Of $1,000.
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Inc aftesian Wen az harold mas reaches
ausP'A u Wv
Brookings county has only nine candk
dates for sheriff.
Wheat harcsst hiss ha3un IN tha ~
cinity of Grand Forks, and with favora-
BILE weather there will be an abundant
/ yield.
A burglar broke fnto ths Manitoba.
depot at Grand Forks, but nothing u
| missing but the operators valise.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-08-24

B,smarak win n ss.Sn . Pra,essu Hgsnissry-
BERItx, Aug, 9l The Cologne Gazette
Asssrts that Prince Bismarck wpi shortly
resign the Prussian ministry Of conn
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-08-24
CITY OFFICERS.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk of Court-Louis Patnaud
Auditor-W II, Cornell.
Register of Deeds-Burre ii. Lien.
Treasurer-Wm. Nicholson.
ysdge OF Probate--D. Il. Sweezey.
County Saryeyor-J. A. Hogeman.
sheriff.. Balgord.
District Attorney--J. O Androws,
Superintendent OF Schools % IL. Parker.
Coroner-M. b. Mattice.,
Bonrd Of Commits soners--1. Atkinson, chairman,
Allen Smith, Alfred Kinney, NJ. A. stnmiey,
- r. Oualey, s#F5
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-08-24

Renominated naugen by Aeciamatton.
MENoMIrrg, Wis, Aug 22.-Hon. N.
p. Haugen was renominated by acclama-
ton In the Republican convention here to
represent the Eighth district IN congress.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-08-24
cntIRcH DIRECTORY.

Bapt,st Church-Rey, G. s. Cleyenger, pastor;
seryices eyery Sunday at 10:45 A. NJ, and
7.4Sp.n Sun,,ay School Immediately afterm morn
ing service Pray ar meeting "Wednesday evening
Norwegian Baptist Church-Rey. g. w: Fin
wall, pastor. Services oVery Sunday az i0:4s A. N.
and 7:30 P. n. Sunday Sch'ol Immediately after
Friday evening at O'Clock. Prayer meeting
every Tuesday evening at O'Clock.
Methodist Church-Rey. J. G. Hall, pastor. ser
vices every Sunday at DAB A. NJ. and 7.ao +. NJ.
sabbath School Immediately after morning seryl'
css. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at
T:30o'clock.
Presbyterian Church-Rev. A. N. Work, pastor
Services every Sun day morning at :i5 and even
ing at 7:45 Sabbath School after morning ser
vice. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-08-24

JAcKsoNynfE, Fla, Aug. 20. There
wers i've cases u yellow fever and one
death--EdwaFd X. Wauklyn, an English
liquor dtaler during tho past twenty
four hourR
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-08-24


~ to lts Progress.
WAsHrE0roS, Aug. 2t.--A telegram to
Surgeon General Hamilton, dated Jack
sonsille, Fla, states that for the twenty
four hours preceding p. m. there wa s
one new case, one death, and two re-
coyeries. Cases under treatment, ID;
total number of cases to date, 33; deaths,
5. From Nanatee. Surgeon Murray re-
ports that tho total number OF cases there
have been IS, but there have been none
since Aug.s1i. At Palmetto, there was
one case on the 10th, two on tho 10th,
two on the nth, and none on the 18th.
Restrictive measures have been adopted
there. From Tampa. DR.. ,, +. wall, Of
the courGy health board, telegraphs that
there has been but QUO mild case since
his last rsport. Up 70 date there has
been eleven oases, Of which three died.
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CHALLENGE THs pLUMED KNIGHT.

South Pacific. He amassed an immense
fortune in railway and mining shares.
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ONE or THE "sIa FOUR"

ransrsl NJ Charles orocksr. the Railway
Afagnsfs,
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-08-24

over rusnty rsxssss ssrs KsI,sl
NEW OfrEAxsy Aug, lS lAfoze >1G1(
tweuty negroes ware Killed on Ihulc
day By rsgaAatof4 aceosaizg y felp
ts also said that others reooiyed s1
ipjurios Il 3!
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CAR HORSE GOES Through A WINDOW.

was driving empty cab along Fifth-ave., shortly
before noon yesterday, the horse was attacked with
q disease called running staggers.' and became
manageable. 1t swervcd TO the Sidewalk, dragged
the cab the fagsfOues, and went through the
plate glass window Of the unoccupied store at No
326 Fifth-ave. KehOc thrown from his seat. and
his head was cut severely. After going clear through
the window, the horse backed to the sidewalk and
fell bleeding from several ugly gashes. One piece
Of broken glass stuck in tho side of its neck deeply
that considerable force had to be used In pulling
out The wounded brute lay the sidewalk for
nearly an hour, surrounded By sympathetic crowd
Of men and women and apparently in danger Of
bleeding TO death. AT length the ambulance OF the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty ia Animals
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BIG SUMS FOR CITY EXPENSES.

The Board Of Estimate yesterday passed upon the
estimates of the Police, Health and Street, Cleaning
Departments President Forster who again alb
sent. was said TO be III with typhoid fever Mr..
Coleman, of the streetCleaning Department, asked
for 437 400 "a, and received 81 o10 3D. Last
year the allowance 81 ,o59,45o. The estimates
Of the Health Department footed up 1921 ,46l, and
allowed s4O9 900, as against s304,S77 for 1888.
Messrs McClave and Voorhis represented the Police
Department, and asked for 81, 450, $50 %. II was
allowed in full except 100000 for patrolmen,
which was cut 10 $4,000. Last year It was 81
3O5 255 Sc. Mayor Hewitt repeated his complaint
He said he expected the opposition Of the sergcans,
peeSuse ne nau phd,,,i T y, III, pay
Civil Service Board, S25,000 Coroners, $4,000 :;
S2221OO: free Libraries, $4,000. weights and
measures So 400: burial Of veterans, $4,000; New
York Infant Asylum, $l66,s20 81. The Board ad-
tourncd until IL a. to-day.
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4 FORGER SENT TO THE REFORMATORY.

Meyer Goldstein age twenty-sX, who was employed
for several years by Greenbaum Co., commission
merchants pleaded guilty yesterday before Judge Glider
sleeve forgery IN the second degree lie is thin
studous- appearing young man, and wears gold trimmed
spectaces. He said Judge Giderseeve, in pecu
liary shr voice and sing-song intonation KIND
Judge, do condemn to a prison cell Think Of
my ruined reputation think Of the past character have
borne think Of my wife and child L could not have
been in my right mind when did this"
The trouble is" said Judge Gildersleeve, that this
is not an act committed under a sudden impulse You
stole 81 900 and your forgeries extended veal
half. Yet from what hear from the representative
Of firm, and from your friends, 1 believe that you
will be an honest henceforth. l will give yor
an opportunity to escape the STATE Prison. You viii
be sent to the Elmra Reformatory.'
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William H. Downs, brother OF Major Wallice a.
Downs, of the list Regiment died at the New-forf
Hospital on Sunday from heart disease
He was out in the storm Saturday and was brought
TO his mothers home in West Twenty thirdst greatly
Frustrated. several hypodermic injections OF NOR
phine administered during the night and when
he was taken to the Hospital on Sunday 1t was feared
that death might have been caused by overdose
Deputy Coroner jenkins made an autopsy yesterday
and found that death the result of heart disease
He was at one time prominent in Wall Street and la:
since been engaged in various mercantile ventures
The funeral was held Yesterday al the resi-
dcnce of his mother Mis- Ann Downs, 25l West Tween
~ ifd II
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BROOKLYN.

The Young Ladies' Mission Band of the Trinity
Presbyterian Church. at Jefferson and Marcy ayes,
will give chocolate driT at the church
November T.
While over 200 warrants for the arrest OF persons
Illegally registered have been issued only three
have been made, all of them of who have
registered twice. The other persons for whom the
warrants have been secured cannot be found. but
the warrants will be ready for them If they attempt
vote.
After receiving Mayor Chapin's veto Of the rcsolu
tons recently passed granting franchise 10 the
Edison Electric Illuminating Company Of brooklyn,
based on technical in the grant, the Aldermen
yesterday unanimously passed amended resolutions
granting the franchise.
Absolute divorce granted yesterday in the
City Court TO Mrs. Harriet Smith from Jesse c. Smith,
Nellie Clark, age Twenty-Five who recently came
TO this country from Ireland died at the Long Island
College Hospital Sunday night, from the effects Of
suifocation by gas at the home of Mrs. Perkins, No
BIZ Depaw-st 1t IS supposed that she accidentally
turned on the gas in her room.
Mrs. Laura a. Wheclock wife of ex-Cty Treasurer
A. d. Whcel0ck died Sunday at No. 161 Joralemon-
ST., age siXiytwo. The funeral Will take place to-
morrow afternoon. Mrs. Wheelock member of
Plymouth Church for forty years
Bridge receipts last week, $4,000 OF.
The trains the Hudson and Flatbush Avenues
branch Of .he Union Elevated road will begin TO
from Fulton Ferry 10 the Long Island station on
Friday.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

ss-m . ID
Republican barbecue. Broadway Park, Brooklyn
afternoon.
Stewart will contest before Surrogate's Court
Examination James f. Bedell before Justice Barrett
Board of Estimate and Apportionment, City Hail.
Reception to Bishop Andrews, Assembly Rooms, Metro
polltan Opera House. evening.
Academy OF Anthropology p m.
Dinner TO Irish athletes Manhattan Athletic Club,
evening.
General Ramsay registration before Justice ROuget
Jersey City.
Republican parade Mount Vernon, evening
Custom House Brokers' Harrison and Morton Club.
United States Hotel, p. m.
Wholesale DryGoods Harrison and Morton Club NO.
1924 Broadway
Bowling Green Protection Club No Broadway 8 80
p m
Insurance Mems Campaign Club, No. 80 Libery-st-
IIattcrs and Furrers' Harrison and Morton Club No.
103 Greene-st
William A. Jackson Harrison and Morton Club No. 100
West Twenty seventh-st p. m.
Red White and Blue Railway Legion, No 40 Sixth
ave-. s p
Union Republican Club. Ninety and Tenth-ave,
Tarrytown Republican League rnassmeeting, p. m.
Hebrew Republican League No $40 Grand.st., p. m.
Young Mems Republican Club, No. 267 West Twenty
ninth-st, 8 d. m.
Italian Republicans Webster Hall. East Eleventh
st., evening.
Independent workingmen's Protective Association. No.
1853 Hudson.st
Harrison and Morton League. XIXth Assembly Dis
trlct. No 307 West Ono hundred andforty ffh-st.
XIIth Assembly District Campaign Club No POI East
Fourth-st
suburban Club. Onc-hundred anu-seVenty seVehth-s-
and Vanderbiltave.
Colored Garfield Club Fortyfourth-st and Ninh-ave.
Mail and Express Campaign Club, No. 33 Bowery
Coored Republican Protection Club. No. PIG East
Ninety eighthst
Harrison and Morton Protection Club One hundred-and-
sixth-st. and Third-ave.
First Bohemian Club No S53 East seventy-sixth-st
XXth Assembly District German American Club. NO.
$50 Frst-ave.
American Protective Tariff League XXIvth Assembly
District One-hundred forty eghths and Wilis-ave
XVIIIth Assembly District Harrison and Morton Cam
pagn Club No 303 East Twenty ninth ST.
Eleventh Ward Citizens Association, 100 Cannon-st
XVIII Colored Republican Club. No. 361 Ninth
ave.
XVIII Assembly District I. A. A. F. T. L., Seven
hstst., First-ave.
xvIIIh District I. A. A. r. T. L. No. os1 East
Thirty third-st.
XXIId District l. A. A. F. T. L.. No. 1.21o Firstave,
Republican Club, New Rochelle
German American Republican Club.
Massmeeng Twenty seventh-st. between Second and
Third ayes.
Massmeetng Ninthst. and East River.
Hall, COrtandt-ave.. between Onehundred-and'
forty ninth and Northumberland nfeth SITS.
XXIIId District /. A. A.. +. II. L., No 175 East One
hundred-and hfth-st.
Nth District i. 4. A. F. T. L., No AS Sixth-ave.
S. " r. Cruger Campaign Club, No. BOG West
Thireenth-st
Harrison and Morton League, XIXth District No 3o7
West One hundred and forty 1fth-st.
Central Protective Association, No. 100 East One
hundred and fifty -nnth-st.
Washington Heights Protective Tariff Club One-hun.
dred and fifty sixth-st and Tenth-ave.
Coored Club, No 146 Seventh-ave
Henry Becker Association, No. 241 West Twenty-nrst-
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SrvyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE PAGES

steamer Charles Moand (Br Marshall Philadelphia in bal
steamer II F Dimock Eidridgc Boston, with mdsc to II
Genwhi,ney, Bearse Boston, with and pass
ssTf S pSf s SnSs Java i2' days with
Bark Thomas Thrill Edwards Ponce PR IL days with mo-
E@a Nash FernS"ana days, with lumber to Louis
Dst ii crn spP FSs G' %Sd sS Ms sdys with
plaster 70 Kng CO vessel oJ whitney CO.
Der 10 II RawsOn & Co; vessel to scamnei Bros.
sUNsET-At Sandy Hook wind moderate. NV; clear At
City Island wind fresh, NJ clear
Arrived yesterday
steamer TyIisn nr aig Baacoa days With gqit to
steamer Nacoochee KemptOn, Savannah days with mdso
steamer Roanoke Iuphcrs Newport and West Point
with inlse and passengers to Old Dominion SIS Co.
CLEARED.
steamer Arizona Br) Brooks Liverpool via Queenstown
Ciodaimng CBr shekys Rouen. Fr-Funch, Edge
Snip isagnhih (Nor) Telefsen Amsterdam-funch. Edye
Bark ornen (Nor, Nielsen. Lmerck-simpson, Spence
Bark PrIma Donna (Nor. Petersen, Bordeaux-Benham
bark TafaIa (spanl Roig Port de Bouc Fr-E PUG.
Bark Brodrene Nor salvesen Flensberg Ger-Benham d
Bark Emile Boyd tBr Killam, Saigon, China-Boyd d
Bark August Teefsen Nor Magnussen. AMER Batavia
'as o T s aTy Windsor Nssnow g. Bur
"
SAILED.
Steamers Delaware CharestOn Tonawanda Darien Ga
Ship David Crockett for Havrc Harvest Queen London
Il l. Belknap. San Francisco.
Banks Lovisc for Rotterdam; Ingof. Newcastle.
Also saildVia Long Island SoundShip Karoo, for Liver
pool.
Briggs Christina, for Cayenne; Geo Dale, Bangor
TIKI MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Oct 2e-Arrved Tower Hill Obj, Perry
and Franco (Br Hadey, from New York.
Passed. STEINER NOlfurnos OBI, for New YORK
LIVERPOOL oct 28Arrived steamer Aurania (Br, Hams
from New York.
oct 29-Arrved steamer Delambre 3r Barton from New
York.
QUEENSTOWN Oct 29-Arrived, steamer The Queen OBJ
Heeey from NewYork her 10 Liverpool and proceed
ed).
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct 29-Arrved, steamer Fuda (9er),
Rgk from York Oct 20 her to Bremen land pro
ccedcd)
Oct Sailed Elder Ger, Baur. from Bremen
for New York
PLYMOUTH oct 2s-saed Paula (Gcr Hnsch, for
New York
LARyE oct 2s-sacd steamer state Of Indiana obj,
Richie from Glasgow hence for ew.York
HEAD, 29-Passed steamer City OF Richmond
Br Rcdfod from New York her TO Queenstown and
Liverpool.
HAMBURG 29-Arrved steamer suevia Ger. Ludwig,
from New York.
BREMEN. 2g-Saied, steamer Wlkommen GER, Schae
fer, for NewYork
GIBRALTAR 2S-Passed steamer Glengarry (Ir Taylor
from China and Japan ports on her way TO New York.
PERlg oct 2SArriyed, steamer Cambodia OBJ, from
Manila for New.York.
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NETWORK CITY.


The Young Peoples Association of Hope Chapel
In East Fourth-st. Avenue D. will give an enter
ainment tomorrow evening at the chapel. The
Young Mems Institute Glee Club, and the Euphonic
Either Trio will be assisted in the programme by solo
lists and readers.
The Rev. Dr. De Costa addressed the Baptist
Ministers yesterday the work and progress of the
White Cross movement
John B. Doris, for many years a successful circus
manager, has opened new museum and art gallery
at No. 351 Eghthave. The feature of the museum is
two headed colored girl with the euphonous name
of Millie Christine.
The police are trying to find the parents Of Peter
and Nellie Regain, small children who lost in
the street the other day and have been staying in
Maron Webb's nursery at Headquarters.
The bicycle tournament which was to be held at
Morris Dock Saturday, was drowned out' by the
rain and has been postponed until November 6. Over
hundred and hrtyfve entries have been received
At 0 O'Clock yesterday morning Lewis W. Lowbar
age sxtythree, anitor Of the United States Insurance
Company's building, No. 261 Broadway, received
pistol wound in the right ankle His pistol fell
of of the pockets of his overcoat and striking
on the floor exploded. He was removed to the
Chambers Street Hospital where Dr. Harris extracted
the bullet.
One of Surveyor Beatte's Customs inspectors yes
terday seized from Henry La Montague, passenger
Of fine lace, valued at 81 900, which he endeavor
ing to smugge off the ship.
The feather workers in Isidor Cohnfeld's factory
on Greene-st. informed yesterday that there
would be no reduction in wages and reduction in
working force, but the girls will all work three
quarter time.
An arrival Of 900 barrels and sacks of flour
gave buyers considerable independence 'Changc
yesterday, regardless of the high price Of wheat.
Quotations, however, are 80 to 65 cents above ex-
port outlet
New-York had yesterday the unusually large
ceipt of 5000 bales of cotton
The President has appointed Spencer B. Newbury
and Rush C. Hawkins, of this city, to be assistants
the United States Commissioners General the Paris
Exposition.
The Central Park Baptist Church, in East Eighty
thirdst, will celebrate this evening the long pastorae
of the Rev. DR.. Charles c. Norton. who has served
In its pulpit for twenty-five years. Among those who
will speak is the Rev. DR.. Thomas Armtage, the
only Baptist minister whose service in pulpit In
this city has been longer than that Of Dr. Norton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30
SEVERELY INJURED BY A FALL.

peculiarly complicated surgical case came under
the care Of Dr. Cyrus Edison, of the Health Depart
ment, few days ago. Tho patient who Is a very
heshy woman, was severely injured by falling down
the Steps In front Of dentists Office In West Thirty
sNtk ara the injuries of such nature that she
has no since been able either to sit or 10 lie down
without great suffering. She has not been able 10 lie
on her left sde bcanse her left is badly fractured
nor on the right side, for Of the ribs is broken
there. Severe COMMISSIONS. also. have rendered 1t
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK....... MONDAY, o

ARRIVED.
Stenmer Wera tier Bussus Bremen Oct 90 SOUTHAMPTON
81 with mde and 6o5 passengers TO Ocrohs Co Arrived
"a the Bar AT ] 20 pm
Steamer Alianc Beers Santos Oct Rio Janeo Bahia
s. IL Para H. BaTbadOes ~ ST Thomas
and Us q Brazil Mail
the Bar at s.i3 m.
Dona tBr) Austin, Santos % days. with coffee TO
Busk a JevOns. Arrived nj the Bar AT 64J
Steamer OrnOcO (ir Garyin Trinidad oct H. Barbados
10 81 Lucia 20 Dominica 81 Martinique 81 MOntseat and
o. ST Crox 49, with mdse passengers A f. ont
crbridge & Co Arrived at the Bar am.
Steamer Andes r Evans, Jefemie oct l. Carthagcna g.
Sayanla H. CartHgtna IA. Colon II, Port Limon 90 with
mdse and passeng/s TO pm, FOrwood Co. Arrived
Bar al $50
Niagara Bennis Vera Cruz Is, Progreso
Havana days with mdse and passengers TO Jas Ward
Arrived at the Bar nj 3 IA.
10 j NJ cebalOs &
steamer of Texas. Williams Brunswick, Ga via Port
Royal, with mdse and passengers Ia c IL Mallory q
Steamer fanta. Norton, Wilmington days with
passengers 10 VIM T. clyde a. Co.
Brcakwater. Walker Norfolk, with mdse
engers to Old Dominion SIS Co.
Steamer Alsenborn Lewis Baltimore. with coal Dow.
Steamer Saginaw, Kelly Philadelphia ballast WIN
Clyde a Co
Steamer Commonwealth Van Kirk. Philadelphia. with
10 Roberts & King
Dorian tBr), Mcfarland Philadelphia in
Henderson Bros.
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10Y FOR LOVERS OF ORANGES.

There will be scarcity Of oranges for the coming
Thanksgiving festival Transportation for the un
precedentcd crop of Florida will be adjusted during
the coming two weeks, steamer lines and railroads
cooperating. Larger shipments than usual Will be
made by rail- making the deliveries here in three days
from packing points. The receipts. It is expected
will be heavy enough 10 make IL advisable 10 hold
auction sales in order TO promptly and cheaply dis
tribute the Immense Weld OF This season.
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.pp1var. OF A SFIPWRECKED CREW.

rantatn John stubl of the German bark Apothckcr
blessing arrived yesterday with seven of the vessel :
crew ON the Brazilian mail steamer Alliance, having
been forwarded by the German consul at Para. lie
reports that on October = while on voyage nom
Cardiff TO Para with cargo Of coal, his vessel struck
on an unknown reef fifty miles east of Point Ataala
on the coast of Brazil. The bark filed rapidly and
went down. the crew having barely time TO escape
They will be forwarded to their homes by the German
consul at this port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30

smply agony for her TO lie on her back to SIT down.
while her weight and shape forbid her reclining on
her stomach The problem has finally been solved In
part, however, by securing wa,erbea,u rubber
Until this was done the lady had spent the greater
part of three days and nights on her foot.