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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-06

FINE PIGEONS AT THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
The many and varied attractions OF the American
Institute Fair, Sixty-third-st. and Thirdave have
been supplemented by varied and extensive show
Of homing pigeons, under the auspices of the Amer-
can Federation Of Pigeon Fanciers. Yesterday saw
the opening Of this interesting and in some sense
unique dlsp and the exhibition Will continue until
Saturday night. Prizes will bo given for the best
matched pairs, but IT is not yet decided what form
these awards shall take. The varieties of pigeons
represented comprised the mottled, blue red backed
blue backed and checkers and Marty all tho birds
hold records ranging from $50 TO upward OF a
thousand miles. Over thirty Of tho best known
pigeon fancers send contributions to the exhibition,
and in the list Will bo found the Of G. II.
Bowerman, Newark; W. d. Hackney, Philadelphia (;
A. B. Cruger, Germantown NJ. b. Caverly, Washing
ton; J. b. Husson, New-York City; Thomas Bower
man, Irvngton; :. Mahr, Newark, and f. 4. Cold
man, Brooklyn. Among the 600 birds mention may
be made Of six handsome 5oO-mile pairs belonging to
Mr.. Cruger; fourteen couples in blue red checkers
and silver by Mr. Caverly and 200mers, three
of which are timed to 1889 yards per minute.
from G.. II. Bowerman. Sergeant Dunno, belonging
to Mr. Bennett, has covered 500 miles in four days
p. F. Delays Black Jim brood, comprising Blue
JIM $40 miles, Maud b., 300; Daisy, $50; Lucy
100; Black Prince, 2O2 Norwood, 100; Comet Ioo'
hold prominent place in the exhibition while j. H.
Illusions famous her, which did 1858 miles, Mont
gOmery, Ala, TO Fall River Mass, last spring. has
a compartment by itself. The pigeon show IS free
to visitors without extra charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-06
TWENTY-FIVE TRUSTEES ELECTED.
THE APPROPRIATION OF 100000 FOR NEW
HOME FOR THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
RECOMMENDED.


The Board OF Education occupied several hours OF
IL meeting yesterday in executive session. considering
the election of trustees for the twenty four wards
Of the city for the next five years The following
trustees elected Gustave Pfngstcn Charles +.
Naethng. b. NJ. Tilton, David B. Fleming, William II.
Nsethng, John F. whclan, James W. McBarron. George
f. Vetter, William A. Graham, Leopold Wormser'
George ". Relyea, NJ. D. Feeney, William Wallace
Walker, II. c. +. Koch. George ii. Boyer, Andrew
Warner, Richard Kelly, j. Wesley Smith, Malcolm
Fleischman, Jacques II. Herts. william Il. Bea. T.
z. Thomson. The names Of John p. Faure for trustee
in the Ninth Ward and George s. Cornell for the Tenth
referred back 30 the Committee Trustees for
further report.
The board appointed lecturers for the free public
lectures to workiDgmon this winter Professor J.. j.
b. Lincoln, DR.. Henry A. Mott. DR.. 7. O'Connor
Sloane, DIR. Charles S. Allen DR. Henry G. Hanchett
Edward H. Boyer, Stephen Helm, Francis O. Caldwell
Nathan S. Roberts, ii. NJ, Lepzger. Professor J. c.
Zschos, George H. Clement A. s. Bickmore and Dr.
J. Oscroft Tansey. Two lectures are TO be given
each week In five wards OF the CITY, and the lecturers
are to receive $40 for each lecture. The report Of
the spec al committee recommending the appropriation
Of 100000 for the purchase of site for Office
building for the Board Of Education adopted.
Previous TO adjournment, Commissioner Webb called
attention TO the troubles among the trustees of the
Ninth Ward. Trustee 4. NJ. L. Ehlers, OF that ward,
be removed a trustee. Mr. schmidt thought that
specific charges should be brought against him and
trustee Tlnsdale his associate but further cOnsidera-
ION was laid over 10 the next meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-06
WORKING ON THE NEW EXCISE Law.
THE COMMISSION WILL PROBABLY DRAFT A
LAW COMPRISING THE SUGGESTIONS OF
EXPERTS WHO HAVE TESTIFIED

BEFORE THEM
The Commission for the Revision of the Excise
Laws resumed their sessions yesterday morning at the
rooms No. IS Bible House, ex Surrogate Rollins ID
the chair DR.. Crosby moved that for the future the
Commission hold daily meetings to discuss and prepare
their report TO the Legislature. and the motion was
carried Letters were read from number of persons
who desired to be heard By the Commission, but IL
was decided that they had heard all tho testimony
that they had time for. and all that they needed
Commissioner Thoran moved that the report to be
submitted to the Legislature 20 accompany the Dill
should be made include extracts from the testimony
taken by the Commission, TO show the grounds upon
which any changes proposed. He thought this
was necessary as a matter Of Information TO the
members Of the Legislature who would of course, have
TO discuss the measure in all its bearings before IL
could pass both houses.
Dr. Crosby opposed the motion on the ground that
such a course would inevitably give rise to public
camor on the part of those who had appeared before
the Commission, who might think that their recon-
mcndations had not received due consideration. He
thought that the duty Of the Commissioners would be
discharged II they presented a good law and recon-
mended its passage and said that he was radical enough
TO think that report OF 100 words to accompany
the bill was sufficient. After some discussion
substitute motion was carried providing for the
appointing Of subcommittee one to put the law
which the Commission shall agree upon into proper
legal form, the other 10 draw tho report to
accompany the bill The first committee consists Of
Commissioners Rollins, Kruse and O'Bnen, and tho
second of Commissioners Thoman and Crosby. The
Commission then considered the proposed law. which
had been drafted BIZ their Secretary from the results
Of previous meetings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-06
xEwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE DECEMBER lSesIN rAo

steamer (Br) Craig Calcutta Noy a. Move 90
with and lsl Henderson Bros Arrived
Steamer oraRtO Br Rppe, Hull Nov IA, with md'e to
City Alexandra csmpoehs Nov , * F mSse
and passengers Ward Co Arrived at the Bar az
Steamer camerata tBr Cook st Johns PR &C. St yasc
49, ORDER vessel Miller Bull Co. Arrived
steamer Tonawand Brckley Daren 3 days. with lumber
steamer seminole Patt Charleston days, with mdse and
Steamer KSn"wha Sears Newport News with coal to
orcutt ,v.
Ship Sea Witch Drew, Cebu 1877 days with sugar to Ira
BARK MeSdcaa simmons Havana % days with sugar
Ceballos & Co.
Island. wind light, S; clear.
Arrived yesterday
Dnke q buckingham tBs Burnside PssarOesng
stMichse, Win :, sugar y to or
CLEARED
Abergede Br MURRAY Hong Kong via Singapore
Steamer france V tBr,. Hadley, London-F W Hurst
Steamer spain (Br Grifhs, Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamer State of Nevada Obj, Richie eia'sOw-Austin
Steamer RHea Ceer) Karowa Hamburg Kunhardt a Co
Greatlands (Br Delse, Colon via Newport News
Steamer Valencia woodrck Iaguayra Puerto cabo0 and
Dorian T os Bros
Steamer city Atlanta Hanson Havana and sagua-Jas
steamer 10 Alamo Risk c,alveston-C Mallory Co
John Gibson Dole Norfolk and Newport Nows-od
Dominion IS Co. ~. ~.
minion SIS Co
Steamer Commonwealth Van Kirk Phladeldia-Rooerts q
King. ,. ,,,.ou.u
steamer Winthrop Bragg Portland Horatio Han -, .
Ship Emmanuel (Dtch) Hemmes, Antwerp-Peter WrgnI @
Sons. po,h.r,
Boycscn. zru1
Steamers Germanic and City OF Berlin, Liverpool Aler,
Bremen City Of Atlanta Havana Alamo Galveston WyanoKe
Newport News.
SHIP Chas Dennis, for London. o.
Banks ST Andrew London; Amaranth Lynn subra Cape
Town; Adolph Obrig Philadelphia.
Schr Nellie Dinsmore, for Havana
sailedvia Long Island sound-steamer Winthrop for
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Dec 4-sacd, Lydian Monarch OBJ, Hug
gett, for New York. -, r...
LIVERPOOL bArrived steamers Clement (br) Lancas
ter and Nasmyth (Br), Ward, from New York ,
HAMBURG Dec 2-Saed, steamer Monauk tBr), IownSeno
for New York. -. 49,, A..
MALTA Dec 5-Passed steamer spndrft OBI. Hall, from
China and Japan ports on her way TO NewYork.
RIO JASEIRo, Dec 4-Sailed steamer Ptolemy (Br), -,
for New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-06

Bank The lot was . small ono. tho greater part
Of tho furniture long ago having been distributed
among MT F1sh's relatives and friends ana inc o,u-
ders ware fsv Several dealers, on tho lookost Tor
bargains daughter Of Mr.. Fish; three or four ladies'
from Murray Hill, and two or three OF the ex-hnan-
cers old wall Street friends comprised the gathering.
The rich mahogany extension table around which sat
60 often the stars Of comic opera, until the stars IN
tho heavens palod before tho rising sun, was carloa
on nv one of the Wall Street mon for 500 The other
niecs Of furniture carpets silk porercs, curtains,
kaddinv And ornaments were sold for low prices;
The total receipts of Of the sale VIII not m"on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-06
Christmas Presents.
WATCHES.
TIFFANY Il CO.,
Truiom Square, NeW.YOrk,

I1FFAN q OVss
Union Square, New.YOrk,
invite attention to their stock
Of Watches, comprising all
kinds Of desirable movements
and desirable castings, ranging
from the lowest price for which
a reliable timepiece can be
bought to the most expensive
made. They have i'm 1skt. gold
cases:
Large sizes for gentlemen e15
Medium %
Large sizes for Ladies %
Small (" " $50 ana 40
In Silver Cases:
Large sizes for gentlemen.
SIS, $50, s25, SS5, $40
Medium sizes for boys, Sl2 and SIS
In Etched, Chased, and Deco
rated Cases:
For ladies and misses, $50, S35, e35
All bearing the stamp Of the
house and fully guaranteed:
The SIG Watch for boys is
particularly recommended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-06

would tahs n as soon as he got hold of 1t, and i'm
mediateIy departed without paying for IT, An un-
successful chase was made by tho tewoler and
policeman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-06

J. ID. FISHS FURNITURE SOLD
The relics OF the magnifcence OF James ID. FIshs
apartments In tho Mystic flats were disposed of at
auction yesterday, by direction Of John H. Norris
assignee Of the sxpresident Of the desupct Marine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-06
TO HELP THE YELLOW FEVER SUFFERERS

pleasant entertainment was given yesterday after
at Miss Pecbies and Miss Thompson's school,
No. "a East Fifty seventhst., for tho benefit OF the
yellow fever sufferers at Jacksonville Most Of those
who took part teachers in the school Con-
stantn weikert gave piano solos and Professor G.
Casegner amused the audience with French rccita-
tions. Miss Clara Spence gave several recitations
in English which thoroughly pleased her hearers. A
notable feature OF the entertainment the voudou
and Creole songs Of Mrs Hicks, Of New Orleans, the
accompanments being played by her sister, Miss
Berthe Pemberton, who also gave as piano solo a
Voudou dance. The whole entertainment was a sue
cess, and from the number OF people present must
have netted good sum for the object for which Il
given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-06

Religion as She Is Taught--Dr AQuinas-r am afraid
Deacon, that after all, 1t would be better for me Il
resign
Deacon Croesus-1 am sorry, sir, but your inter
probation OF certain doctrina points is greatly disap
proved by many Of our members.
DR. Aquinas-Indeed !, too, am sorry hone
that your pastor may be willing 10 accept instric
ton from the congregation with dociity.-tChrstmas
Puck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-06

DIR. SANFoRD's LIVER INvIGoRAToR
Is tonic catharc II Dyspepsia and Constipation To
have health the Liver must be in order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-06
MARLNE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TODAY
sun rises 7o6 Sets I29 Moon sl3 Moons aga
HIGH WATER
M-sanfy Hook e37 Gov Island 10 90 Hell Gate IL "a
PM-sandy Hook 10ls Gov. Island 10 30 Hell Gate -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-06

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d,
3lq WEST l26TH-sT.
Dfsases of the Nervous system, Gento Urinary Organs,
Impotence and Sterilty. Hours; 3 to IL. D toS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-06

f. & W. SEWANEE. Il. q w.
Cnequaled in quality. finish and form.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-06
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEwYoRK.......w WEDNESDAY. DEC g. 1888
ARRIVED
Wisconsin OBJ woall Liverpool Nov a. oueens
town az with l97 passengers 10 nderhsi - "a
Arrived At the Bar II l20e IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-06

One of the distinguishing character
iStics of our clothing is the absence
of the ready-made appearance. We
can and do fit gentlemen in manner
creditabIe to the best effort of a Gus
tom tailor and aside from style and
workmanship the only other differ
ence, viz, price, is all in our favor.
A full dress suit is about as good a
test as one can apply. We sell hun
dreds, yes, literally, thousands of
them every year, and most men are
learning how needless is the extra
expense of a custom made dress suit.
A Silk-Iined dress coat costs here only
SIS; vest, 81; other qualities coat
and vest, $3.50, $3.50, S22, SIS.
Trousers, SIS to $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-06
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

.r,,., dinner Of St Nicholas Society. Delmonic"s
evening. ... rn.r.r,ssor Covemors
Room City Hall. p m po. uors.
St,ts Board Of Arbitration. No. % Lafayette place.
~ American Kennel Club annual meeting No. a Broad
way c.,,r,,..,o, Nh II BROAD
Phi Beta Kappa Alumni Association dinner ClarRH
Meeting Of rsmmany members Of Harlem Democratic
Club Harlem Temple, p m
Bookes Moore racquet match. Racquet Club. 2AS
D. m. 49,. ,..
Lecture by II. H. RaGan before Merchants and
Trades1nen's Society, Stenway Hail. D. IN.
Welcome to the Rev. John B. DOWNS Hope Chapel.
p.
Fair in aid Of Normal College Alumnae Library. Met
ropoltan Opera House.
Readings by George Riddle. ChickerinR Hail. $3.50
Dedication Of Union Reformed Church. High Bridge,
7A5 p.
No. As West Forty seventkst
Woman Suffrage League, No. Lexngton-ave., D. m
XIXth Assembly District Republican Association
Sixty seventh st. and boulevard, D.
Green murder trial. Court OF General Sessions BrooK-
Ign.
Milk Maids entertainment. Grand Opera House
Hall, D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-06
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

With AvENUE-Ex-Senator Warner Mhief OF h sa-
Governor Charles Foster OF Ohio; Christopher
T. Mage Of Pittsburg, and James A. Gary, OF saI.-
more GILSEY-James N Tynel. OF Indiana ana en-
Congressman Jamss s. Smart Of Cambridge N: T.
no FEM N-WilIiam H. Kembc, Of philadelphia NUN.
RAY HILL-LieutenantGo Governor James l. HoCaro .,
Connecticut NEwYoRK-Judge Alfred y; 3oA we Fl
1r,,as and psv,on Wise, Of Virginia PANh AVE
NTE-senator W. L. Sweet Of Waterloo N: y. oI'
JAMES~Ex-senator John J. Patterson OF SCUM 0Af0'
linn WINpSOR-J0hn r Sanborn. OF MloAisHN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-06
OUTGOING STEAMERS
Announcements.

MONDAY. DEC. 10.
Newport Pacific Mail, Aspinwall..--....-.10 Am noon
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-10-17
zen M and continued until Nov. s. 90.

ken up and continued until NOV. s. 'ss.
SFc. rs. Road petition OF n Cunningham
was taken up and on motion the final road or
der was issued:
WHEREAS. at a regular session Of the board
OF county commissioners of Union county, held
Oh the 18th day OF April. 1883, a petition signed
by at least twelve frecholdefs Of said county,
praying for the location and establishment of a
public highway as follows, to-wit;
Commencing to vacate at the northeast cor
her OF section l6, township IS, range 4s, thence
north x miles 10 tile u line In the nwk nwk OF
section 10, and to cause to be established com.
meucng MT The Is line OF the sws Of sec 10 at
the section line Of sections between 10 s. IS,
thence north A Of mile, thence west to the see
line between o and TO- And
WHEREAS, the viewers appointed to view
said proposed road reported fayorably to the To-
cation Of said road to.wit:
Commencing at the sec line SO rods east of the
ne cor Of sec rs. tp e5, -, thence north on the
- see line sl OF a mile. thence west 30 rods to
tile line between sections . and i0 and recon-
mendcd that the highway prayed for in the said
petition be granted. Therefore we do hereby
order and determine that a public highway be
and the same Is hereby established according to
the description last above given; that the same
Is hereby declared public highway four rods
wide, and the county CLERK is hereby instructed
TO cause the same to be recorded on the records
Of the county.
On motion board adjourned to Nov. 8. 1888.
Attest: HALyOR KNuDSON.
J.4N. EI.IIs. Chairman.
County Clerk
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-10-17
Election Notices.

Notice is hereby given that on the Tuesday
next after the lrst Monday IN November. to-wit
November Sin the year 1885, at the school house
In dstrict No. 4, Big Sioux township, Union Co.
Oak, an election will lie held for the purpose OF
eiecting the following territorial, district and
county officers to-wt:
One delegate to congress. ono councilman.two
members Of the house. one register Of deeds one
treasurer. one sheriff, one superintendent OF
schools, one district attorney, one judge OF pro-
bate, one surveyor, one coroner.
Which election will be opened at O'Clock in
the morning and VIII continue open until 5
o'clock In the afternoon Of the same day.
| Dated this ist day Of Oct. 1883.
J. w. ELLIS. Co. Clerk.
| Notice Is hereby given that on the Tuesday
| next after the first Monday In November to-wit,
! November 9Th. In the year 1888, ut the school
house m the town or yiiiage of Jefferson, defer
son township. Union county. Dakota. an cleo
ton Will be held for the purpose OF electing the
following territorial, district and county officers
1 to-syit:
One delegate "a congress, one councilman two
members Of the house, Que register Of deeds.
one treasurer. one sheriff. one superintendent
4 Of schools, one district attorney. one judge Of
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4 memlsers n tho ho,se one register Of deeds,
one treas,rcr onc sherlff. ono snnerlntende,,t
4 81 schs,oIs one district attorney. onc iudre 81
probate, one surveyor, one coroner.
vh,ch alacti.,p ,.,,I Ia o,,enaa ~ q n,elock Il,
the morning ana win continue open tin 8 O'Clock
n the afternoon ~ The san,s. ,,ay.
II dated thIs drst .lay n f,ct 1894
I. N. ELLIS. "a. t,lerk.
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Notice = hereby given that On the Tnesday
newt nfter III tsr.t Mon.lay II November d. wlt
Nov 9TH. ii the year lisa, 1t the court house in
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-10-17
Dated this list day of Oct. 1883.
J. W ELLIS Co. Clerk


Notice is hereby given that on the Tuesday
next after the first Monday in November to-wt
Nov @, in the year 1888. at the school house il
district No. 10. Sphinx township, Union county
Oak an election will be held for the purpose o.
electing the following territorial. district ant
county officers wit:
One delegate to congress. one councilman,tw tive
members of the house, Que register Of deeds
one treasurer, one sheriff, one superintendent
OF schools, one district attorney, one Judge d
probate, one surveyor, one coroner, one com
missioner for 3rd com. dist.
Which election will ope, at O'Clock in thu
morning and will continue open until o'ciocl
in the afternoon of the same day.
Dated this first day of Oct. 1883.
J. w. ELLIS, Co. Clerk.
Notice is hereby given that on the Tuesday
next after the first Monday ia November to-wit
Nov. q, in the year 1888. at the school house IN
district No. a6. Sioux Valley township, Un1or
county, Oak. an election will be held for thu
purpose of electing the following territorial
district and county officers, to-wit:
One delegate to congress, one councilman,t two
members OF the house, one register OF deeds
one treasurer. one sheriff, one superintendent
OF schools, one district attorney, one Judge Of
probate, one surveyor, one coroner, one COM
missioner for 3rd com. dist.
Which election viii be opened at Q o'clock in
the morning and will continue open sntii
o'cIocktin the afternoon OF the same day.
Dated this LIST day Of Oct. 1888.
j. w. ELLIS, Co. Clerk.
Notice Is hereby given that on the Tuesday
next after the first Monday in November towit
Nov. Q. in the year 1893, at the school house In
district No 81, Virginia township. Union cour
ty, Oak. an election win be held for the purpose
OF electing the following territorial, district and
county officers, to-wit:
One delegate to congress, one councilman,tw two
members OF the house, one register of deeds
one treasurer, one sheriff, one superintendent
Of schools, one district attorney, one judge Of
probate, one surveyor. one coroner, one com
missioner for 3rd com. DIST.
Which election will be opened at O'Clock In
the morning and will continue open until ,
o'clock in the afternoon of the same day.
Dated this LIST day of Oct. 1883.
j. w. ELLIS, Co. Clerk.
Notice is hereby given that on the Tuesda,
next after the FIRST Monday in November to wit
Nov. 9, ia the year 1883, at the SCHOOL house ii
the town Of Beresforu. Prairie township, Uniof
county, Oak. an election will he held for ths
purpose Of electing the following territorial
district and county officers, to-wit:
One delegate to congress, one councilman,tw,
members of the house, one register of deeds
one treasurer one sheriff, one superintendent
OF schools, one district attorney, enc Judge o
probate. one surveyor, one coroner, one com
mi ssiouer for ;5rd CON- dist.
Which election will be opened Mt o'clock il
the lnerning and viii continue open until
O'Clock In the afternoon OF the same day.
Dated this first day OF Oct. 1885.
j. w. ELLIs, Co. Clerk.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-10-17
For Sale.
Or Easy Tern,

On Easy Terms.
My improved and unimproved
farms in Union County, Dakota.
M. TURBITT,
Sioux City Iowa.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-10-17

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