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that / have positive remedy for the above
named disease. BY its timely use thousands Of
hopeless cases have been permanently cured. l
shall be glad to send two bottles Of my remedy
FREE to Of your read readers who haze con
and p. O. address Respectfully,
T. A. SLOCUM, NC, lS1 Pearl St, n. y.
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A Plea,ure Shared by Women Onl

DEvERGA asserts that the proportion dying
suddenly is about 100 women to 100 men.
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Sold " Drl1qists and Dealers EveT1rheTe.
The Charles A. voSeler Co., Balto.. Md.
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aunihilarms n Multifo,1n Disease.

Masn2;ic. o. mHarlsl, disease has many forms.
Physicians have i0r tho sake OF convenience AMI of the
purpose OF indicating IS strongly marked forms sub
divided into Intermittent and bilious rcmient fever.
dumb ague and aguc cake. But It presents Infinite
variety a symptoms in different individuals. BE these
symptoms what oF will. always remember that Hostel
tefs Stomach Filters viii annihla,c them The outset
and prevent their rrcrscncc rcyicw Of the proofs
would convince airy 81 lie fact This however, 81
Impossible Accause they and uuleces
s.ry because rrecs o. is annalarsl specific
are Z matter Of knowledge. no lees familiar 20
The pnL.lc ate lie remedial End preventive effects In
bilious Attacks constipation. dyspepsia ineipcnt rbou-
matisn debility and kidney troubles It lie. moreover,
an excellent appetizer and tonic nervins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-21

THE COMING CONTENTION or d. Il. Z. ALUMNI
The foriv-second annual convention OF the Delta
Kappa Epsilon Fraternity will he held In Cincinnati
on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday. October %,
% and o. under the auspices Of tho tIaierniiy's
Alumni Association in that city Extensive pre-
paratons have been made for the occasion. and It
promises DO the largcst and most important meet
ing yet held By the society ThIry-one chapters. and
twelve Alumni Associations sides The Ncw-lork
y. X. T. Club win b. represented. The headquarters
Of the convention viii be the Durnet House. wherc
a reception viii be held ard welcome given 10 the
arriving delegates on Tuesday evening October 81
on The following day ater sccr.t business meetings,
there will be public exercises with addresses at the
Odeon Judge samuel T. Hunt will preside. The
delegates will visit the Chamber OF Commerce and
ihe Centennial Exposition on the following afternoon
ana tho convention win end with dinner In he
evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-21
THE PETROLEUN MARAkE

Nrws from THE FIELD AND RANGE or rH'CFS
The crude oil market yesterday was variable hA'
,c,tvo hut ,here was less OF 4 decline than u9usiy
follows such a vigorous shaking up q Investors
md spectators received on Friday. The news pot
ed IN the Consolidated Exchange bulletin loatu rom
the Clarion sushcrs' OesitsA IN ehoi~cier -of
n reprrscnted the adv aAd'r Aar0cr VOL a. yIeurs
40 barrels an hour aud rs nc5hoor tho Ples, Is
s,utnc t.s barrels. Thee gauges represented re"'
fopr hours old. bn, the OIL uedc Gic not ap-
ros- ~ cnre ,,hotaer IL one day o. "a rdic"
dnVs old s,ecu,stivc transactons ini7l h~'" -
IN a fher cnlr. attention, but ieftrlhe.cis II w y"
AMI II would have been more jest ~ ,-c
t,n'sc,,,1s traders who look 80 the CoGsOdds'sl
!. nn,nre for early and trust WORTHY in.o.nat'9n II
.fnn Ind been secured ~ th5 op raiOn' ~ NsaiIon
t.fn H., .,lsh. rs Op ned. A.t.r the ccse tl..t
.r.re ,,rri,hea IN II ygte advi e. PIE iag no Nen
~ Tho Hsrt.r vol III seventy, ard taai " r rips.
~ nin,'v barrels hour, but even tn'a u VA "y
inoyyu AZ what time thcsu eaug,, were tai.cS. tinue
al nrcn,~I Al IS - cents ar1 quickly f'i f-, anu
~ forowei series Of nuctuatiOn, Which fe'-i' q
s,cuent ,nnlng Of speculative post o.S lhc MaF
LOT v,Isd to decline only aitcr SON. opposition
Is. hcfcrc noon 4 had been pressed 10 80 ~ cch.s
rc1>,os rally 20 Q shade above 80 cents va, m""e'
i,t The risrEet enicd unsettled at % cents
Tho range VI prices ard tae TOTAL deaiirss were ~
ioho"'' sock
E1chsrga Consolldatei
ooonin- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. so.s CO.
Highest ..............-..'..s.'s.s....'. ga S'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-21
SCHOOL rEAcHrRs EyrrRrAryYp.

The opening reception of tho NewYork Teachers
Association for this season was held n Chchcrng
Hall yesterday afternoon. The number Of tickets
sold vas limited. but there mas exceedingly large
ATTENDANCE. and every seat was tahon. Tie pro
eramme was an entertaining one ard consisted CT
piano, violin ard vocal solos maaines ana singing
bv the Zcfhus male Quartet. Amone those present
were Professor Esrad bushnell pre- !dcni OF he
BROOKLYN Tcachcfs' Association Jacob T. boyle,
president Of Tho Mutual Benefit Teachers Association
Dr. Dewitt G. warl, Inspector Of the Third school
District. Mrs. Francis A. Pound, Miss Carrie Cobb,
and T. ". Debevose, Superintendent OF school Build
cembcr. There win 10 six during the scason.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-21
AY rNEE1ooMr GrEsr Fl ANY HoTEL.

4 wlte-harcd old nan. who registered himself
a. Stuart Cwyna at tho Iio,ol No"mande ON Thurs
day morning. made much disturbance there In the
evening that be was forcibly elected. after midnight
he vent 10 tie Murray Hi Hotel and tired "a get
ruoni bur wa sent away, the clerk having recognized
him "a dlsturber OF tho peace previous occasion
Early in the morning he went 20 the West Thirtleih
Street Police station, and asked to be sent 20 hos
pital As Re appeared 10 be crazy he was sent 70
bellevue. 10 IS slxiyninc years Old and + said 10
be D phya!cian Of Hartford. Conn. Now and then
lie comes 40 New York to have sp,oc.7 II con
dtion Yesterday aid 10 be tho result q. too much
uCulr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-21
TIFF wopx or TIE CRUISER MAryE.

The live oak blocks which were plhccd several
weeks AFRO for the laying % the Keel OF the steel
cruiser Maine are now being utilized Ahnuf two
thirds Of the keel are laid but II viii not be
completed for several days There are twentythfeo
Keel plates in ALL ranging from nineteen to twenty
and one-ha IA length three feet eight inches In
width and averaging 3,795 pounds zach In weight, or
II as5 mounds In ali The steel plates were made ut
Ca-nccies works which the lowest bidder. THREE
cranes arc now being erected each Side OF the build
ipr in which "a Maine IS being built. for the purpose
OF h0stiup these heavy steel plate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-21
SPACE AND FREIGHT FOR EXHIBITS AT PAR1s.

SPACE AND FREIGHT FOR EXHIBITS AT P4MS.
The final allotment OF space for exhibits at tho
Paris Universal Exposition takes place on November
Is and the shipments by steamer VIII begin In
January. The amount Of space allotted 10 the United
states is being applied for rapidly by manufacturers
throughout the country. According to the provisions
of the French Government. there Is to be no charge
for space occupied by exhibitors. As it IS the In
fention Of the United states to demonstrate tie merit
and comparative excellence of It's products and manu-
facturrs the commission appointed by the Govern
reut vii, forward and return, free OF freight. all
articles received for exhibit
The exhibition Is to be divided into nine groups
works OF AT education and proccsscs used th"rein
plain and decorative house furniture. NAtlis iaolcs
-. and manufactures products vi The hilnea, i"i DIS
chemistry, etc, apparatus and mcthods OF niechshca
indmettscs food products, agriculture vue culture
ieh c,,ifure and Horticulture The offices OF the COM
mission are at No. 50 Wast
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BANKING md FINANCIAL.

Wantcd.-A genuine bid for 100 shares OF the
Toledo. Ann Agbor and North Michigan ha ir s,
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Ocsnu Steamers.

A COOKS WINTER T0CRS.-TO THE
- SOUTH or FRANCE, EGypT AND PALESTINE.
For the convenience " visitors % the aLOFsnoinet
resorts We have extensive arrangements and onos
exceptional fscllities this
weekly Personally Conducted Parties 20 Ezypt sn1
Palestine during February. and Desfft
Party January nciding NJ sinai. Petra and NJ Her
COOKS NEW STEAMERS on THE NILE
Thomas Cook & Sons nrFt-c.ass tourist sesm.g>
commence running Nile November 20, and tkc-s
VIII be weekly departures from Cairo for INC Firss
(atssac, after December
Three new steamers have Jus, been eidcd their
Cheap Nile Expess Service, rurnn: twice week 70 the
Flrst Caarsct and back Elegant aud luxurious Dahs
for private families
Ics fun particulars apply %
Tlios. COOK { soy.
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4 IvrTpp c0ycyn7 IN uARLYM.

4 letter concert. under iho auspices Of tbs Young
AIDES Parish Association Of Holy Trinity Church,
Fore. given Friday night the hall OF the Young
.too's Christian Association psst One hundrehsnd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-21

twenty. lithst Those who took part were twenty-five
young ladies of Holy Trinity. Tho proceeds viii be uco
in aid Of tho building fund OF The church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-21
ARRESTED roR FALSE REGISTRATION
REPUBLICANS KEEPING A SHARP WATCH TO Sc

CURE FAIR VOTE.
The first arrest for false registration was made on
Frilav George Gordon who professcd 10 live In
the basement Of No. las MadIson-st., registered in
The Finh Election District OF the INth Assembly
District on the first day OF registration. The Nth
Assembly, Distric. Republican Association has been
kccr;nc a vgilant watch over 100 cOlonizers' who
have been sent into that district recently. Every
fesstrat,on has been carefully Investigated ana ~hen
e vas found that Gordon had declared mat nc hVcu
IN the basement Of No 1l3 Madison-si, the Republican
Club al once began search for him, as in reality
John Barrett, good Republican and member OF
the Nth Assembly District Republican Association
lived there Gordon was found Friday and was
promptly arrested
Gordon was taken before Justice Ford, at the
Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, and pieadeo
guilty saving that he drunk when he registered
when questioned by Justice Ford be denied that ne
had intended TO sell his vote. He was held for trla
In default OF g.. 500 ball. 1t is rumored that the
two detectives who arrested him propose to demand
part of the $4,000 offered by Colonel Quay for the
arrest and conviction of illegal voters. The detection
Of the case. however as stated before Is due to the
efforts OF the WITH Assembly District Republican
Association, but the members Of this club declare
that the only reward they ask for is an honest Voe
and an honest count In their district
The committee appointed by the Republican club
expects 10 disclose crookcdness In its district
As II is hobed OF the worst class OF Democrats III
tho city, II is keeping wachfl eye on The loo men
,Tbo have recently moved into that section OF the
city, None of them viii be qualified TO wore al inc
coming election as they have but just come there
and win have some trouble in proving that they have
lived in the district for thirty days especially wheh
the club is determined 10 see that no meg pacucis
reporter yesterday that II would hardly be possible
for single Illegal vote 10 De cas-, II, IN, Setcr. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-21
In state issnes. AIabamas, class 6. sold ISL. O0o

In State issues, Alabamas, class 9 sold 81, Oool
ut lOl IL. OF city bank stocks Citizens sold
40 at l4S, Mechanics 40 at III, Tradesmen S
10, ut lO2, and Western National tJol at 03.
The general market presented no special
features. but the mod rate deal ngs there were
characterized by strength. Reference is made 10
our full reports OF bond sales.
OF unlisted securities dealt in az the Stock Tx
chnEge, Cotton Oil certificates sold $500 at
Is Lads 7-s: Chicago Gas N,5G0 at 90 3-4a
30 is: Lehigh and WilGesbarre Coal 400 ut
80: Newport News and Miss ssppi Valley III at
1al-4: Georgia Pacific seconds 100000 at
IS l-sa7s. and incomes $4,000. 20 rs, and
Western Union SIS $4,000 at 06 5-S
As usual on Saturday the quotations for money
were only nominal. l-ea2 per cent
The Subj reasury was debtor 10 the Clearing
House S494,sS5.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The customs receipts rcpo ted at Washington
to-dav wore $4,000, and the IN lernHI revenue
receipts were S461560. The init SIT lrcas-
ury received s2lA.O0U Natiora! banh notes for
redemption. and the receipts iog the week were
Us follows:
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TIIos COOK & SON,
oc1 and 202 Broadway, New.y0rk-
A COOKS WINTER TOURS.

COOK 5 Tickets 10 Bermuda
COOKS Tickets to us,sna Nassau and Wes. Infics.
COOKS Tickets TO south o. France, Egypt and Paie-
tire.
COOKS Tickets to all Yves, India and South AHericas
ports.
and Mexico
COOKS Tickets round The world Good day. ~
all and steamers aud holders Of receive best
accommodation asa every attention
THOs. COOK & son POI ana .Gs Bros1EaT New.York.
A NCHOR LINE. u. s. Mail Steamships
n - EEW.N ok AND LiYL..rOOI-
!. :. CITY OF ROME s.iis wedre.;ay, Oct a. 2 -
GLASGOW. Va LOHDOsDEI.If.
Anchorls. Oct. o. 10 Iirralsa. Nov. To- 10 o. N.
Dcvons3. Nov 3, D. n furnsss's, Nov. Il, p. %,
oLAsGow. ' pI:R H S'', o. gLffvERpooL
Cabin, Us and rs Second c,ss EDO S;eerage. e,o>
Travellers Circular Letters 81 Credit and Drafts Tor any
amour, Issued =. iowcst current rates
for back % Tours further Information apply 70
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erropean advertisements.
eBATEFUL--CoMEOR
EPPS'S COCOA,

BREAKFAST" by thor0cgh Ksowiedse OF ne
natural laws which gvsern LIS operations Of digestion and
nutrition by CAREFUL application 81 the fine pogestes
Of sel.ssceiea Coeos Mr. kpr sss prvsi1sa oar Dssss
fast tables cecatey EayvTec escfsgr whicn usy
many hotyy aUstorf bills 10 che jud.eoes
Use OF srtlcs W diet that constitution ny y
gradually built I'd urt strong enough - resst every e
aency disease Hundreds OF subtle nsades are nOltag
Around Us ready 10 sitack there II weak poia
We escape ncaJ fats shaft ny keeping 0ufseiss
well fDsin,d with pure bo9i AID brvysfy noufSh'e
tra.le. civil Service isfss:s
Nads simply with bc.iing wsocr o. mhf. soia only "
half pound ,ns by G,occrs labelled thus james EpPS
& Co.. homeopathic Chemists I.onjcn. Eneant'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-21

4 DEcRFAsE ~ CONTA GIOUs DISEASES.
The following record contagious diseases In the city
during two weeks Was file al SANITARY Headquarters
Yesterday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-21
STOCKS FAIRLY ACTIVE.
GOOD MARKET FOR SATURDAY.

PRICES IN SPITE OF A g. IeHT RE-
ACTION.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHASGE-ocT 60.
7HE GESERAb LISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-21

Bonds deposited Tor circulation curing lhe NrtsS'
sll25OO bonds withdrawn during the week,
s215. 0CO. National bank note CIRCULATION OUT,
standirS-Currency notes, S2iO,0!Asi6; gOld
notes, sIs0297: against which Is held the sum
OF SS5.I3O.2l2.
In London British consols were higher and
strong at % 40 for both money aud account
American railways opened lower IN response To
Yesterdays late decline, bni higher thaa the
couiyalen;s of yesterdays home closing figures
Al pnris French 5 per cents rOs, % e".I2 L.
Tie Ontario Silver Mining Company has de-
clarod is usual div dend f,r September
is75. OGO payable by LounsDery " Co, transfer
agents. OF the Mills Building October 81, Trans
.er books close October %. Total dividends TO
date, S0.575.0 600.
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NEW-lORh.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEw-YoHH.
- ls So o., .5 ~. s2 'sss
1,p fT @Deesschandlse 1858 SSs 7o93l50 95issG5
Total FOR week ss 0alOf3 slo,ll5Ssi s. G54 gdl
Previously replied 3i33ls.s53 SsOoIo lO' SIC 'oIIV
Total since jan $3.50 sIO 4aG e9sos54as sS754elSl
~ PORTS Oh SPECIE - NEw-foRK
For the week. .. s1.c5e$ji 81 1929 's23
To.,l since jan l. sl597o3Gl ss6@c4.k2 ,d5sLsT7
EXPORTS OF SPECIE FROM NEW'foRk.
For tho week st50192 sl2g,0i9 osld5 200
Previously rep'ted. as 257.oS5 l4.3oS"j3 ~ ooo
Total since Jan / s454l@a2s si5,Oesol2 s2ess2''GS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-21
sTOcIA

Albany d Syis..t
Afch 4 & SCI
Atlantic & rac.l
y & Ny Al pr.
Burr CIR NO.
Char COL d Al.
Canada South.
Canasln Pacific.
Central Iowa.
Central NJ.
Crntnl Pacific
Ches d Ohio. i
Ches & O lst pr
Chez a. o pTf
Chic n Alton
Chic a Alt ".
chic * MOI west
Cnlc 4 Nor prf. /.
Chic NJ & ~ L.
Chic No SIP PR
Che stL 4 p
Chic ST. 6 = p.
Chic 81 4 MAO
c Stp MO pri
Chic Dnrl A q
e III a Pacific.
& I ST. & Chic
Gin W & B..-..l
Gin w 4 y PIT
Cleve & Pitts.
e G G a Ind ~
Col nv & FOL i
Chic & East IL
Del l. 4, Wi
Del 4 Hudson.
y Tenn v sc.
FTenn iai pf.
r lcun nj prf. i
LvarS * TIL.
n " e DENY.
Green By.
Harlem. ....
Houston 4 Tex.
Illinois Cent.
tnCcnt l'd linesl
Ind ia WI
Kings e tria...l
l. = & WI.
LIZ & " prf-
lake Shore ...
Long Island 900.
Louis & Nash
l. Ma & Chic
Manhattan Con
MaBilat Beach.
Mar " g y pr.
NICK Ifit..-..-.
Mich cent
u IL a w
81 T.S IL w pr.
MINI q StL II
NJ 4 EtI pref. o..
No Kan q I'll
Mo pscific....-.
Mob & Ohlo...l
y & H..
n 7 Central
NY C1 - LII
ny ca StL phi.
Ny IL @W
SYLE& W pri.
NY & NJ.
NJ MI & H.
NY % " .-.i
NY s & WI
RNs&W prf...l
Norfolk & Wcs
Nor d W pref.
North pa1....i
Nor Fac uref.
Ohio a Miss ...
Ohio South
Oregon Imp,
or Il n ~.
ore TunscOn...
or Short Line.
I Dec d Evans
Phil a K. AIDING
I n " & Chic.
Pullman PC Go.
Eeus& SAT-
Rich q Allie ...
Rich a West Pr
Rich & WP PIT
Rome " n OE
stL Ark & Tex.
Stl A q M
81 J. T. san hr.
stL & Sf pI~l.
StI.6 ST lot pr
~ Z ( Dui.
SIP & u prf. ..
SIP MINI q "
south Carolina
south Pdciiic..i
Twas Pacific ..l
TOl a a d. n u
Union Pacific
wabash. ........l
Naba 81 pref
NTh & l. Erie.
Yves Union Tel.
Adams EXprc8
Amer Express
L 5 Express 90.
Wells Fargo tx
Pacific Mail ....l
Consolidate Gas
Phila Coal. .....I
Cameron Coal.
& & II G. 4 L..
Col Coal d Irog
Con COal
Marshall c Co.
Mary land COAL
New Ten Coal. i
Tenn g * LII
take ..i
Ontario Mining
Quicksilver.
Quicksilver pif.
Total salea for q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-21
CUNARD LINE.

per ~. North RIVER
FAST EXPIRES MAIL SERVICE
Gallo, Oct -. 30 T. Il. Umbra Nov. To- 10 30 q m
EiFur.A oct % 10 q. "a. Aursnii Nov II 4 80 a m.
s.. q. saf, Not. g. 80 Eiruris, NOV "a 8 a. m
Bofhns Nov. Z, Z Z. GaIia, Dee J. y. n.
Cabin passage, sec, $40 a1d 500 intermediate, s3s.
sseeage tickets aLG fsSm all parts Of Europe
FOR eighi ani pa sso apply 10 tho COMPANY.
Office Rowling Green, New. yoFk.
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ITO NEW-HkNET, Zoe
i EXCUEsloS ,gsct 8 dsT.l. " ~ .
SicameYe (. r. AoalHAM sns CUSItA i.,'A ~ .ctso
Peek slipper $ =. g. D. ~. aa1 u y M 2lniSrs
sassp.s. sennsaag q Hss ii&ysn wa ssSe,' i3,n'
YOKE g. Throueh tickets sold and baggage checked ~
GA BFcsiwoy, Sew-Yofk. and Court 81. Brooklyn.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYs

LINES EOg CALIFORNIA, JAPAN. CHINA
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO
From New YORK. per ioo' ~ Canost. n. X
Tor Francisco Viz ~ .slhUu- Of Panama
CITY OF PARA sail. Thursday, November l. noon.
From san Francisco. is' ard SlanLan s.a
For Chin, ana Jaiav.
CITY OK pEKiNO sails Saturiey october 81. Q. n:
E3r freight passage aad general information apply At
eorLany's e1.ce tie per. feo. q Cana!.st. N r.
II. J. BULLAE. SuDer.ntendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-21

Government bonds we've dull; there were no
salcs and the nominal quotations we've as follows :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-21
JOEL. e5o I'D. 9ol, c25 tne. ID. Sd. al.

Total reserve eiis 03e 0oo 1922 37 100 Inc ss4lo 10y
Ee.eFye required -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-21

{. VONINGION LiNE.-lagcs fcdcecl. '-
- aide route tcs pgpy..,..c go " s.A.r 1-...
Correspondents ir,re'a % g-''..' h.'; a.. 10y -
On n y l.. & j.. y :. s.cas.lrs leave Acy
lpn Now Pier ~ X. y. a1ly c2ssg sundsT. az T. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-21
n RNlCN LINE.

~ Favc:!te INSIDE Naie Fsfes ro.'ed To Ios-'i.
80. N.ryt-tcr e. - Sofseslpnl.nf tt5craan -
r.i-ta Past Ssos n.rs .ecVe Per =. Nrt.h River. .
IL s,'s-s. next ple. 2euyc d. tiasf't is.If ta
~urr5,- cArcbt-d. .. e. 70 Ily-r.s sli f,s'' ..fs
s.euiel n af.rcilei Eeke' o7re. n Ne"-s
ilrosr',n, % oiirc pr. 1id cn ,teanfla
Ws,tcotrs Espfcsa 2nl eLi iI- ..4 'tte.
49, hoSc, ana ,t.iaeacss q. W. hRtDs. A..
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-08
FLORIDA.

Leon county is being worked by a squad
of Irish peddlers.
At Gainesville nearly all of the business
houses are again open.
A. Flatauer has purchased the Borden
| residence at Apalachicola.
All of the merchants of Monticello did q
| splendid business last Saturday.
At Green Cove Springs since the frost
| oranges are ripening quite rapidly.
The work of removing the old Jail at
| Tail 4hassee was commenced Tuesday AZ
Dr.. w. G. Apologize of Green Cove
| Springs is home after pleasant visit north.
D. Page was elected an alderman of Gre n
Cove Springs Monday by majority of 92
What Monticello neeGs now is a cigar fac
tory TO give employment to at least 100
| hands
Japan plum trees are in bloom at Month
| cello and the indications are tn It here will
be large yield.
Carrabelle is still hopeful of the early
completion Of the Thomasville, Tallahassee
and Gulf railway.
It is said that the Singer Sewing Machine
Company intend establishing their state
headquarters at Monticello.
There were thicty-s3vel baeges. Dos d y,
pork, SAUSAGE and ier fir 81 II elt o. in
the Monticello market during the m Juth Of
November
Allen K Jones of Florida has boon ap-
| pointed By the Secretary of the Interior
as an Indian agent, at a salary of 81, 300
.rer annum.
The duke of Sutherland and party have
engaged rooms at tue Leon hotel at ITALIA
h ssee, and were expected to arrive Tues
| day evening.
A young lady in Apalachicola says, that
she has had SO many proposals within the
last few months that she feels 'just too
| tired for anything"
Abe Segsree boys of Apalachicola hauled
in genuine Spanish Pompano Monday
| the first ever known to have been caught on
| that part of the coast.
A house near the residence of VIM.
| HUMPHREYS at Apalachicola, burned Friday
light with most of the contents. 1t was
| occupied by nyDlph du pave. who is at
present in Columbus. 1t is claimed that
| the house was saturated with kerosene and
| set on fire. Ill
Baker county has many occasions for
again rejoicing. The yellow fever has take /
| its leave of absence, there having been no
| new cases during the past three weeks.
| Business is again reviving and refugees are
| coming in to occupy their homes. Much
distress prevails, however. among the poor,
in consequence Of the long suspension Of
| work