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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18

10 Burke vessel TO Snow Burgoss go, ..s .,...r n
nary Pors,a fiIr) Malcolm. Windsor Ms WIN paser W
Brown Kecnt, vrsyci 10 snow Burgess. ,,, ,,.. N
Bre AIdwyih lBrf wctmore. 81 Jonn q WIN m'so "
Chase Talbot q Co. vessel toJ whitney a o.
srNsET-At Sandy Hook. wind, light SE thek ios ano
raining. At City Island. wind light BE- raining
CLEARED
Steamer wyoming Orb Rigby. Liverpool-A unaerhiIi
4 On. :. ,,-~xo,,.
Steamer Rembrandt OBJ. Way, Norfoix-func" "'"' -
Bark Mara Christine taD capaioIo Marseilles-Funch'
Bars Anna ff,r, Beattie Mont~video- Jas Ward Co.
Hark Ida fBrj Maohaho, Rio Jancr0 % Amsinck q 20
BARK America, Armstrong. Bridgeown Baracoa-n ir""
brig Daisy Boynton Harding LmeriekL Monjo. jr. co
via Long Island sound.
Bark William. for Windsor. Ms.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
SOUTHAMPTON Sent l7-Saod, steamer Vera tocr) Bus
sius from New. YORK her way t0 Bremen $50
Sailed steamer EIbe (0er,. Meyer. from bFe"on io'
York. - ,,.,. =, INDIANA
(Br) Richie from New-York. .... ,pr,
LIRSR. sept l6saied. steamer State Of NeoraS" 'D"
Braos for New.Y0rk. 1890 xso,.-cb
PRAwLE POINT sept 19-Passed steamer rers'n" sAo"~-
(IirI irwin from Now. York for London, m, uoor.
HULL Sapt i1-saici. steamer MArtelo 'br' ""''o
oI s@,rS Sep, l4-sailed steamer MARSHA oerN haas
Tn1Tren.M Sent i5-Saiied, steamer Lecrdam tDtohh
npNTA Sept I-Arrivcd steamer chelydra tBr. from -
for NowYork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
FRacrURE OF THE SKULL KILLED BARRY.

An autopsy yesterday in the case Of EDWARD Darrs
who died on Sunday at ST. Peters Hospital IN brooh
yn. after being found inscnsibe on tho TRACKS Vi 'no
BROOKLYN Bath and West End Railroad showeu INA,
compound comminued fracture OF inc snu,i ~
Me Death Whether tho injury caused before OF
after the mans body was placed on the railroad tracn
could not be positively asceraIned. Michael HuSscy
ir.. who is charged with assaultng Barry IN 'front.' ol
his fathers grogshop about GOO feet from where inc
body was found on the railroad track was aria'sne
before Police Justice Massey yesterday ana picau."
guilty to assault, saying that he struck Barry '"oo "
a. faco lint dcnvinc that he knocked him down, OF
licked him The plea was changed 10 INC lcchiIea
ono Of not guilty and the examination was SCI dowl
Tor Tuesday OF next week. The othcr mon VIII W.,
nrcsent when Barry was assaulted were discharseu
bnt will be summoned witnesses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
JERSEY CITY.

The public schools opened yesterday with largely
increased attendance. It IS estimated that al ieas.
1000 children Will be refused admission for want Oh
room. Many Of the school bulldogs are reported 10
be in dlapIdatcd condition.
DR. Wilkinson, who has been attending Daniei H.
Bennett since the murderous assault upon MIN "cch
ago Saturday night at HIS home. No 100 IL Jo"e''-
ave. Jersey City Heights, expressed tho op'n'o" ,o..
,odar that his naticnt would recover. Mr. Benefits
mowers of articulation been c5torc, his nina Is
clearer and there a marked Improvement IN MS
condition yesterday Chief OF Police Murphy said last
night that there nothing new In the case anouHn
he and his detectives were still working on H.
Mimi, Rose Parsons, ago eighteen, who is sa'd 10
be a member OF the Casino Company, was married YES
terday by Justice Weed to Thomas W. Ryan, Oh NO
400 Penn ave-, Pittsburg, Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
snATrEgY,S BRILLIANT PLAYING
THE pITTsBURGs BEATEN BY TO o.

AS THE CH1CAuos DID NOT PLAY, THE NEW
Works INCREASE THEIR LEAD
y,.,.nrr, cant 1.-THE Ncw-Ysrks reversed matters
on the pttsburgs to-day and gave them shuout by the
,ome score a. Saturdays gamcl to 1t was ptchers
hattie throughout which II would be hard to say VINO
excelled The luck, however, was with the Wsi'o'S
with two out in the eighth inning and man on second
s,.,,erv mado q remarkable running catch OF ball rom
MIXERS bat which looked good for three bases ~ was
phenomenal work. New York owes It's victory to siat
tory for in addition his field play he sent Ewing nome
after two out by magnificent m' 10 the ic'
field fence bases the only run OF tho game
tendance lcoO The score was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
HOW GAVE THE POoKETBOOK IN MO1r.srf

A. Lewis a travelling salesman for Joseph Hill,
manufactures Of wall paper at No. 373 Broadway. loft
the store Saturday afternoon for a business trip
through the STATE and carly Sunday morning police
man found his pockotbook In Mottst The wallet CON
taIncd no money, although check for $50 and somo
other business papers had not been removed and II was
surmiscd that Lewis had not only been robbed. but
possibly also drugrcd or otherwise marcaicd. Yes
tcriay morning. however. Mr. Hin received two fclc-
grams from Lewis the first from Albany and the
second from Amsterdam. In these messages Mr.
Lewis stated that the pochcibook had been stolen,
and advised that the police DO communicated with
and payment on tho check stopped. Nothing was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
SHE SAYS SHE Is THE DEAD MANS WIDOW

Edward r. Berthe. of Pelham. Westchester County.
died his home. the Sth OF August a. 'he age OK
Aftv.nye years lie carried business awning and
sail maker In Fultons broadway. In this city. and
had accumulated an estate valued at about $4,000
lie was prominent Democrat and had held the onicc
a, Tow, and reprcsencd the town County
Committee He was member OF the old Volunteer Fire
ncnar,ment Of New York and was also member Of the
Americas Lodge ot Masons lie was thought 10 DE D
Dr. but presentation OF his VIII for probate
Surrogate CONN received note from Walter s. Cowles
:, No a. proodwav 10 the effect that Mrs Catherine
p,io q, This cv that she had been lawful
wife and was consequently interested In the estate and
that he Mr. Cowlcs employed to look after her
interests The will OF Mr. Bertinc was executed on
soptenoer 90. 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
orD ryOrGH TO KNOW HER MIND.

A curious looking pair were Joined in wedock ycster
day at the City Hall by Alderman Patrick Napoleon
Oakley. The bridegroom was octivc dc lc Rue OF
No. 421 East Seventy nnth-st hardware dealer, born
in France age scvcnty-scven, and widower The
bride was Anne jones' Of No. sos East Elshty-slXth-
st., born in England, age forty-two, and widow.
A daughter of tho bridegroom, woman of forty-fvc,
possibly acted as interpreter for her father Tho
bride approached the altar with visible reluctance and
II required all the French cloqcncc which tho bride
Groom was master dssuado Mrs. Jones from taking
her leave before plightlng her troth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
DANIEL pRrscoL1's SUCCESSOR on TRIAL

owen Bruen. the reputcd leader OF the Wbyo gang
since the hanging Of Daniel Dsco was before Recorder
smyth Yesterday on charge OF assault in tho first de-
rrce lie has been several times under for con-
necton with important crimes but has never been sue
cessfuy prosecuted The present charge against Bruen
arises out of quarrel with Herman Druns grocer at
No 33 Pnrk-st Bruon was drunk on September o. ana
went 70 the store kept BY and demanded e. When
tho demand was refused knocked Bruins down and
fired a shot at him from large revolver Assistant
District Attorney conducted the prosecution ana
Mr. Purdy was Bruen's counsel Nine jurors were sc-
cured Yesterday and the taking OF testimony win begin
DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
4 BOorKEEPER THOUGHT TO BE IysATE.

An alarm sent IRON Police Headquarters ycster-
day. telling the police to search for William sceligs-
berg thirty nine years old, who was bookkeepcr for
Herman Aukam g. Co., at No. 81 Thomas~st At
about noon on Saturday he left the store as usual to
get luncheon and failed to return Yesterday Charles
Muecke, Of No. 46s Broome-st, received a note
written by the missing man. Sceligsbcrg wrote that
somebody was following him about and keeping by his
side everywhere but he could not return 10 the store
IT was thought that the bookkccpcr had become In
sane. His accounts at the store were said to be
ali right Later in the day 1t learned that he
had written a letter TO his wife In Hobokcn, saying
that he was sick and intended TO commit suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
! BAPTIST MINISTERS Hear OF BIBYLoy.

DR.. W. Hayes Ward entertained the Baptist min
listers yesterday with interesting account Of Baby
Ionian explorations He displayed number Of
cylinders and other records which have been obtained
from the ruins OF Babylon. Among these was a POGO
of polished agate sard which had been the eye of
idol and in which inscribed some small and deli
cate characters, indicating that tho idol had been
presented 10 the temple by Nebuchadnezzar. Dr.
Ward said that the explorations In this old empire
were yet In their infancy, and that many Of tho
largest cites lay in mounds that have no been touched
FLOR thousands Of years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18

The Iron Steamboat Company VIII give the yacht
race loving public excellent chance to SOC the
regatta Of the Ncw-York Yacht Club on Thursday
THOR sea going steamer Ccphcus will leave West
Twenty th:.d-st. at 80 a. IN. and Pier No N. r.
at 10 is with number Of passengers limited to one
half tho capacity Of the boat The Ccphcus Will ac-
company the yachts over the entire course and Tho
steancr Is well known favorite on race days In
the harhor and at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
DENYING THAT THE ATLANTA is FOR SALE

y
rho rcnort that Jay Goud's yacht ATLANTA had been
ecrod for sale Is said by his to be without foun
dalton. The vessel has not been in commission 'his
season and IS now laid up at the Eric Basn' Deorsc
J. Gould said yesterday 4" 1t is tiuo that oap'a'h
shackford has resigned to accept favorable "hcr
from the Inman Steamship Company, but the Ataah'a
has not been put on the market. 1t Is not certain
when she will be again placed In commission Inc
fact is that my mother became very tired o. yachS
Will. Eddie and have to stay here and Howard Is
citing for college My father might enjoy a Trip &C.
caslonally but he docs not wish 10 go alone.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF w.Yonx.......MoNDAY. SEPT. II. Is
AuVfvEn

Steamer Anrania (Brl Hams. Liverpool. with mdse and
passengers Vernon II Brown Co Anchored outside the
Oar at y M.
steamer (Br) Brooks. Liverpool with mso eni
psssen gers TO Underhl Co Arrived Mt tho Bar Mt
Anohorn rl Brown, Glasgow and Nov ile with
mdas ana passengers To Henderson Bros.
steamer ikesbsrre Gates Boston for Port Johnson.
Ilcncroy ir benekc. 81 Jaao Cuba with 10
York ghteraao CO. vessel To barber Co Arrived At
the iiar at an.
steamer vi Monte Hawthorne. NewOrlcans days. with
mdrr 10 John 4 Van Sickle
steamer cult stream Bosisr fernandina days, with
mdse and Passengers IL VIM Clyde q 90.
Saooochcc. kehbr savannah days with mdss
and passon gers Il L. walker.
Steamer Fanita, Nelson Wilmington days with mdse
and passengers To to WIN Cydo Co
Steamer II W Bruno. Lewis Daitimsrs with mdso TO N
Downer
BArK Todenskiod tNor Filerstscn. Antwerp 40 days.
with mdso 70 orderi vessel " 9 Tobias q Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
NEWS FROM TIE SUBCRB&
NEu-IERCEY.

An accident occurred at Railway last evening, by
which two men were instantly killed joan f1rth'
OF Railway and his brother simon, OF Paterson, were
struck by a train at few minutes before ococA'
They were coming the station from one OF the hoc's
and walked directly in front OF tho tran which was
running at high speed.
Thomas Patton age fifty, was lodged In jail at New
Brunswick yesterday for shooting his wife WIN ps
toll lie didn't know 1t loaded and pointed IL az
his wife TO frtghten her. no says. The charge took
effect I'm her neck, and inflicted wound the extent Oh
which cannot yet be determined.
Tho Commissioners having in charge tho erection OF
tho now Soldiers Homo Building at kcarny' madc
visit Of Inspection yesterday. They found inc WORK
nearly finished and II was announced that the building
would be ready for occupancy by October l.
Francis Augustus Peck, carpenter, forty years old,
SINGLE I'm a fit Of dcrium trcmens on Sunday, jumped
from second-story window Of the Central Hotel,
Orange lie was stunned by the fall, but recovered
in few minutes sufficiently to walk upstairs. Df.
PheIan was sent for and finding bones broken pro-
nounccd the man all right lie died suddenly In tho
evening.
The annual convention Of the Union County W. q.
T. U. Will be held this afternoon at Planfed- Coiohci
Balm will make address this evening
Tho thirticth annual fair of tho Ncw-Jcrscy State
Agricultural Society opened at WaVcfIy yes'oi-
day There were few Visitors as many OF the ex-
hibs were not In place. Today every 'h"s WIN W
in order, and II the weather proves favorable thcro
Will be largo attendance The exhibits this year VIII
exceed in interest all previous exhibitions. ihur9ua'
will be the great day on the fair grounds
David II. Bartncllc of New York, who committed
suicide Yesterday In his room at the Everett House.
South Amboy by taking dose OF Rough on kats,
left note to his wife Caroline from whom he had Dcoh
separated for some tmc requesting her to have MN
buried beside the grave OF their baby Mrs Bar'nene
refuses to have anything to do with hcr HUSBAND
body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18

April 81, 1885, and verdict Of guilty was orousn. ~
NJ. nohsn was In court and endeavor to save
her husband He Will be tried to-day on the charge o'
having torn out remaining OF his WHO IN july
and II IL believed Justice Garrctson wiz give MN
sentence OF thirty years. which is the iui' penalty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
Falland Winter Dress Goods

Falland Winter Dress GOOus'
JAMES McCREERY q co.
announce for Monday and Tues
day. September 18th and 18th, an
elaborate display of their impor-
tatiOns OfDress Goods and Mantle
Fabrics for the Autumn and Win
ter season:
"MOOse Cloth" rugged fabric,
intended for walking costumes.
"Valley Cashmere" a new, soft
finished material, richly inter-
woven with India cOlOrs in Orien-
tai designs; also material for
wraps, woven to match.
An extensive variety Of fancy
cloths will be shown, remarkable
for the originality of effect and
design, accompanying plain goods
in the shades approved for the
season. Also, complete lines OF
English Tweeds and Ladies' Tailor
Suitings for street and practical
wear.
Paris Robes, in exclusive styles,
distinct novelties.
JAMES McCREERY & co.,
Broadway and 18th Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
BRINGING GOOD AUCTION PRICES

Auctionecr Edward schenek yesterday morning be-
gan the sale OF the furniture, fixtures and other APP
purtenances OF the Prescott Hotel, at broadway ana
spring-st The ATTENDANCE was small on account OF
the weather. but the prices obtained for the articles
sold weIo above the average Tho furniture on the
sixth floor was sold yesterday by the tmo set down
for the adjournment To-day the salo will begin OH
the fifth floor and win be continued until the base
Inent is reached Daniel lIexcr tho prcprctor, has
been at the Prescott House for twenty years lilo is
seuenir.n.nn Ycars old and Is going out OF business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
CUSTOM HOUSE SEIZURES

Mary w. Clark. OF Surveyor Beattics san yesterday
seized Dora Thorna. Of No. zoo Rvinetonst pas
senger by tho Saalc nve valuable mcerschaum
cigar holders which concealed In her clothing d.
j. o'Conne another inspector seized 900 cigars which
were concealed baggage Of Albert Frank passenger
on the steamer Il DourgognA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

Tho bodies Of sylvester Maughran ana OF MISS Wye
hoes ~ Tenafy. y. j., two of tho hVc VINO WIZ
drowned of Hastings Thursday, were recovered yes
tcrday When the sailboat In when ne paits va" tsn5
,ieed II Is expected that the two still to De iouhu
will be recovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
TONC ISL AND.

CITY Treasurer BlcclVwern, of Long lsland umy
sartcd IN sell Yesterday number OF city lots Tor utl
maid taxes but he served with papers enIonase
him from taking any further action. 1hcic are MI
four lliigants who assert that the assessments o'
far back as 1875 arc Illegal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18

said as to tho manner Of tho theft but Mr. iii %
pected to receive particulars by mall to-day mo a.
that Lewis was bachelor ovor my years olu - no,
Rome Ncw-York. had been In his employ ior mo'
than ten years and was man OF exemplary haoi's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
VERDICT AGAINST WILLIAM BoHAY.

william. Eohan. who gouged out both Of has wifes
ewes was tried yesterday by County Court Of Sessions
IN Long Island City, before Justices Garetson Brandon
ana Kellogg He has been indicted by the Grand Jury
on two counts. referring 70 each eye. ne was
charged with having torn out one eye Of bis wife on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
srANDING OF THE CLUBS.

As only two games were played yesterday. there
,s little change In the standing Of the clubs The
New-York nine slightly increased its lead. while
Detroit closes up on Chicago, and Boston falls back
toward its old position, fifth place. The records arc
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
ArONc TIE SOUND.

Tho wbecIcr 4 Wilson Sewing Machine Company
,-ostnrdav resumed work after two-Weehs suspSn-
lion with reduction of 800 hands from us regular
fnrre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
Announcements.

HENRY A. DANIELS, M. d.
30 wssr l26rH.sL - = 80.
Diseases Of tho Nervous System Geni.o orsan'
Impotence and Sterflity. Hours; &c L. =" o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18

netro,t Sent 17-In the Detroit and Boston game
here to-day the Eastern held the lead up 10 he
ninth inning when the home players began TO bat hao
bourne's delivery and scored three runs winning inc
game The score follows, .
Boston Boston. ! 9 2 3 g 9 S-s
Dasehits-Boston T. Detroit 10: Errors-Boston
Detroit a observation-disclosures and Conway. Umpire
Mr.. Kelly. 49,,
The scheduled games at indianapolis and Chicago
Yesterday were prevented by the RAIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18

Ladies' of fashion and refinement recommend
conyEfs BexzoiY COSMETIC SOAP whitening the hanA'
Sold by all Druggist4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18

Myrrh Tooth Soap gives nearly white teeth
decay and BREATH removes tartar PFC
serves the hardens the gums Any druggist 20 Gus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY
suo rises sIoi Sets Noon sets 81 Moons ago IL
WATER
us.rdv Hook COL GOV Isrd 64S Hell Cate 1852
RX-Sandy Hook. 6.2l Gov. Isrh U5l He'll Gate. $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
DETROIT DEFEATS BOSTOl

slattery First base on bais-Uarrol Struck out
Miller Carroll 2, Rccklcv 2, Smith 2, Cohhor Aino
hour o5 minutes Umpire-Mr Lynch.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-16
CONGREGATIONAL SERVICES.

Rev. BEr. T0mlin's Last Evenings Die
course at the Congregational Church.
The text of Mr.. Iomlin's discourse last
evening was Luke % .31,32-"And she
LORD said, Simon, Simon, behold Satan
hath desired to have you that he may
silt you as wheat; but I have prayed for
thee that thy faith fail not. and when
thou art converted, strengthen the
brethren" 1 am fully aware that the
time of Peters conversion is a contso-
verified subject. But the text has this
practical lesson, that he was on uncon-
verified man or there ives something
| wrong with him. Christ knows all hearts
and he knew that Satan was after Peter.
Christ and the apostles and primitive
christians spoke of the Necessity OF con-
version. The prophets and sacred
writer's laid great stress upon conversion.
Christ has laid it down as an absolute
necessity. "Except a man be born again
he cannot see the kingdom of God" An
uncovered man may have faith-a
theoretical faith, q belief in Christ, and
in q moral and spiritual life. There is
nothing in theoretical faith that ineures
regeneration. Be sare that you have
faith of the heart and not OF the head
oDly-an active, working faith. A man
may be q member OF a church and be an
unoonverted men. A man may be in daily
contact with Christ and still be an I'm.
converted man. Peter was ons of th Q
favored ones ON the mount OF transfigur~
alton, and yet Christ is talking with him
about the time when he should be con-
versed. A man may even be q preacher
of the gospel and yet be an uncovered
man. Peter wa q preacher and yet he
denied his Master. Have we had o
change OF hearth Are We going out to
strengthen the brethren? Let us ex.
anime ourselves before God. Better
know that we haven't been converted
than to go on u~nconverted. Christ
prays for you. How may I be converted
By the blood OF Christ. Repent and be
converted. Repentance 10 the open dool
that brings you to the Gross. Will you
come tonight and bring yourself to the
cross and find peace2 God grant thai
you msy.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-16
LOCAL. Os

LOCAL LACONIOs
A new hack belonging to Peter Stefin
has appeared on the streets.
Thanksgiving night will be celebrated
by the Turner society with o ball at their
hall, which will be given in the sttrso.
tive style of that organization.
Next Tuesday the territorial grand
jury will report for work and next We'd
nesday the territorial petit jury enters
upon the discharge of its duties.
There are vsrions opinions ia sporting
circles relative to yesterdays foot race.
bat the most solid opinion is that it was
a square race and that Ross did the best
he could.
John Brown, the Yam kton kloux In
dian under arrest for bigamy, was dis
charged to-day. the grand jury failing to
indict him. MIR. Brown has been under
bonds for several months.
Republican headquarters were dis
mantled today by Professor Douglass
and the relics OF q campaign won were
tenderly LAID away. 1t has bean q popu
lar rallying point during the fall.
Yesterdays furry OF snow wound III
our brief touch OF winter and to day i
again bright and comfortable. Last nigh
brought the lowest mercury OF the fell
but with this effort the cold wav
passed.
In she United States court the frs
trial case OF the term has been befor
the jury to-day and was under argumen
at foar O'Clock this afternoon. 1t is tn
case OF the governments against ia
Wellman, charged with selling lique
to an Indian. e
kIIn the srchitects's pecifcations for Il
insane asylum wings ii was provide
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-16
Watches, diamonds, silver
goods and spectacles, at the
jewelry store of
TEL. G. CLARK & co,
YanktOn, ID, T.
For Sale.

The board of education OF the city Of
Yankton offer for sale the building
known as the Franklin frame," now
standing at the corner OF 9th and Wsl-
nut streets, and the one known as the
"oflce, ; 'located in front OF the other:
possession to be given January LIST. 1899.
The undersigned will accordingly re-
ceive sealed bids for each OF these build
ings, and for the blocking upon which
they now rest until Friday, December
7th 1888. the right is reserved to reject
any or ell bids. J.. D. STAY,
Secretary Of the Board OF Education.