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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02
VALE FOOTBALL MEN PROTESTING
,,rv nrcr,RE THAT HARVARD AND PRlN0f


No., u.vr PROFESSIONAL" PLAYERS.
u.rs, Conn.,. Nov. 1 (SpeciaD. me"
NV. much excited to- night over the TACT th~' ~
$3.50 .nd VERY PLAYED on the college eleven !"
- S.a,..ns game at New-York yesterday. 10y pro
IT, thess graduate players Yale practically ona'
-, ,,o o,her colleges TO open combat In inc so'i-
80. 90 coma matters which have heretofore Dooi.
a.ossed privately only but have. In fact' peoh VI
oro vita, importance than the annual wiahko 49,
Tho grounds on which the game OF \ as WIN =.
pr,c.,o, or Harvard should be coiteSteu'
probable that the three graduate players oi Aai' W.,
a.. ~ nresent In no way connected WIN 'i'
varsity. appeared in her support for purpose, ~.
rurn,so being TO bring about meeuns ~ ~
Ady,Sorv Committee in York. when can ui''u7
a. - -, 90 the Harvard and Princeton eie'o"S'
t,.h .ro alleged TO contain professional players
v,o ou,mhed TO herself last year because she was
,,oa that the football teams at Harvard ana rrin00
co., r,.,, NOT made of bona de college material o"'
h be,isved that with her she could ueleat I'o
rha nresent attitude of Yale was DlouSh' aoou' "
u..k ago last Tuesday by New-forh hcWsP'po'
man who called upon WHY'S Terry In New URN Urn. ~
ca,dlng the presence Of WagenhlliSt OH 'no
a,aven and Cranston on the Harvard teaih' INC ou'
come of this meeting is said TO nave oeo" Ai"' -.
ae confirmed in the belief that Wagenhnrst Is pro s
"es a,blcte or Cranston IL IS SAID that he Wa
married some time ago, after being dropPeu LII y a
freshman class at Harvard. and Is nov ~ ~ once
stuaents tT bese men were 10 stay on the PrnceDn
and Harvard teams that not onis me- o"' ~
corbin would also play for Yale; c,, ro,rv and
Capaln, ed vesteriay but as TO whether they are
,,oing TO enter college again nav ,ns,slt NJ Tie
have no idea as to what WIN WI TewYork We can
nhhfv define our position more clearly is'cf' anu
ppntiI then l would rather say no nioie'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02
GRAIy AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS

FEATURES OF NEW-foRh DhALiN""
There was no particular change In the wheat spe'uF
ton yesterday either regards the movement Of P',
or the development OF features The export u'hahu
was larger and nearly 10000 bushels were reported a.
taken on the spot arrive. cost. insurance ana
The option market about active a. II mas Oe'" "
late no more less There were about 80 iOaus w
llvered on contract and this fact, coupled Win he1
deliveries Offset the bullish influence OF the export w
mand. cember opened at s42 and May az W ee"s'
fell /. cent and then rallied TO sis and 9os GEMS
speetyely. The curb prices were heavy az e's -.
for December. The final official quotations sho"eu s,,
OF lGas cent as follows: November So Decem"e' "
January s5A. February SCH May S9s cens-
There were heavy deliveries OF corn On cohua'' -
about 'i' same quantity as in the wheat marhs~ Z,
lots OF 4 cent and $4,000 bushels were taAe"
evr ne options ended at net loses OF IA , o.'
p .oU1Hs. November 41is. December u's' J@luaf' VI"
A.F il1. cents ...
oats on the spot were firm. The optionscosed No.
easier AT 257s for November 2G for December -os ~
January and 27s. cents for May. q
Lard continues extremely dull The options WEI. =.
1 point at the close as follows: November 20 30 r. *
Der SC % January 90 90 February 40 ~ ,y :.
The receipts OF grain and -four relfTa ,sre a.
follows Wheat 90 ga bushels corn t, o aogt
oats 100 Oo4 bushels total gram to-So nd ~ iou'
b0 Ofs nacka0cs Al Chicago, MllNan~'r au "a led
the arrIvas were Wheat 1O4470 DushS 80 aSs bush
bushels: oais I69 GA bushels total gam" 'o''"'
els nour. 900 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02

THE WEEKS RECORD OF BUSINESS FAILURES
The business failures in the last week, as reporter
nv r. G.; Dun & Co., OF the Mercantile Agency wefe
600 in the United states and 80 in Canada, tota Oh
o61 against 225 in the previous week, and 40 III he
responding week last year. In their weekly reVe"
NJ trade Messrs Dun & Co. say among other thmgs :
Money has been working closer during inc las'
week falling to per cent last saturday out then
rising steadily to per cent, even moro being paa III
some cases II does not appear that the change mas
any other cause than the demand from the lh'erir'
which continues later this year than usual anu I'll
account of great business activity IS unusually large
Tho foreign situation has not essentially changeo' tho
pank % England having gained s164oOoo for the
week. nile the Bank of France lost So9o'ooo lnero
4. scarcely any evidence of important movement Oh
securities either way but the sale of Minneapolis hour
rs and Northwestern elevators TO an English syndi-
cate for s625OO0O Is sample OF many lhuus't'S'
o,crations in progress which in the aggregate Drins
vast amount Of foreign capital mo me coaI.1s
@ ~ oorts for four weeks al New-fOrk have cAceeueu
Lost vearjs by 1876 per cent. but all enormous crcas
St tfon eX1orts does not there appear the increase
g., imnorts here has been about 80 per cent ior tn0
month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02

Chicago Nov. tspceiaD-rhe local %hea, crow W..
night felt dsgrunted at the professionals narps
,s,n,. ,h,t the hitter had invcglei them into o"n'
w Sa,"s .,rorts- shortly after the market opened u
=" wor, received here declaring that Power so',
Co., had sold sixteen Oo'oaas Of wheat s0s sOU started
um,edd eal Of buying Prices advanced hey ne
good ues .na IA cent FOR May. shortly aftfNaLo "a
December pnSer,s sons was dseredet by other ~
eMn .wyok and there was at once stamps eireiy oss
az Ne"s,nted ones here. The advance was shs' h,eh
by e fTthcr decline suffered. December W.T. =, SOL.
snd st sOi and which touched sos4, Glossy 81. sIosd
epensch opeped Sis aud which sold a. minneapolis
;, sS,. The Wesern news was all beaf,sa and Ds
az go TIA, the stock OF wheat In 500 O1
ANN now Aggregated 10 100000 bushels escps
k osr October l. The primary market wear Corr
eoi coc against the sane day s expected
Mas Mas oneee, a. 3aas and closed at Nav opening
suffered decline from sympathy w.n ss' We're ncs,y
81 aeye As on THURSDAY The eeuaa smbafss5
ss ~ November pork but WAS wiling 70 sell
x Soyeottne Practices Nobody spsseyer the eliaus
November, except the ssr January pork oPsneS s.
SIosed AZ 40 % November oPenea a. 81 ssb Dsesaee
and closed st 90 40. ear a. a. ~
whsat on the curb SOLD ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02
,,ps RaRROy,S FAMILY CARED FOR

Mrs Mary Barron. who became insane from hunger
and overwork at No. 100 West Twenty-clghth ST.,
and tired to strangle her mother and o..
children on Thursday morning, was stiI nlyhty and
violent in Bellevue Hospital yesterday, but the
ply sclans expect her 10 improve with proper nours-
ment. Her twin sons John and Thomas. have been
placed in tie Mission of tho Imnsculse Virgin and
her baby f. in the " the Commissioners OF
Charities and Correction. Her mother, Mrs. Lynch
yesterday received substantial aid from a number
Of chart able persona
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02
THE WEATHER REPORT.
,oprc,sT TILL 8 p. NJ. SATURDAY.

FORECAST TILL p. NJ. SATURDAY.
,,.,,.,,on Nov For New England. fair, followed
. , an saturday night; cooler; easterly winds
For Eastern New.Yors, Eastern rennsylvania and
NewJersey no decided change IN temperature east
ery winds. ,, ,,,,, a.. c.,,,o.
Georgia and Alabama rain slightly cooler.
For Florida fair except rain In the northern portions
stationary sssIpp Louisiana and Eastern Texas, fair
cooler. - - No,v York Western PennsvlvanIo West
,,In'n,a and ohio. rain cooler.
For Tennessee and Kentucky rain decidedly cooler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02
r,r1u,Nn1cAp SPORTS AT HARVARD.

Boston. Nov. (Specian.-The fall meeting Oh inc
Ualyar University Athletic Association was hea OH
Holmes Field this afternoon Tho attendance wao
small. owing TO the bad weather. The contests ana
winners were follows:
one hundred yards dash, final heat s. Salonstall,
,oa IN ID seconds: twomile bicycle race. }. f.
Twcedy '93. minutes zS-4 seconds one n,on mne
walk c. T. r. Bates. g2. minutes 20 secon1s .
inches: running high jump. r.. G. Ieavitt, l.. s. .
feet 7 Ito inches: 40 yards dash. L. J. stead
minutes 30 seconds two-mile safety bicycle race,
y w Davis '9I. minutes IA IL seconds go
:rds dash final heat J. 6 Cook 49,. 30 )-o seconds
,browine the hammer. W. II. Shea. o. s. feet .
inches: $50 yards dash, J. l. Batchcler, 81, :
Mason. 'a1 10 feet 4 inches. All the contests were
handicaps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02
ovrppt-rrvc 4 PENSION DECISION.

WashInpton Nov. Assistant Secretary Busscy
to-day rendered a decision in the case Of the widow
NJ lanes L. Verify. late OF Company {. 10Th ono
cavalry I'm which the decision of the Pension bureau
denvIna the pension is ovcrruled. The husband died
necember g. 1882 and was that time pcnsloner, at
@ per month for chronic darrhoea. The testimony
bows that after the soldier returned from the Army no
ras subject 10 darrhoea which he contracted In the
Army and which gradually became worse and resulted
IN neuralgia OF the bowels To- relieve the
constant neuralgia pains, hypodermic injections of
morphine were prescribed by his physician. These
mime powders inwardly, which he did up to the time
NJ his death On December Q, 1872, the soldier told
his father that he had to go to neIghbornT town
an the railroad. The father noticing that his son
uas under the influence Of morphine, cautioned him
IN he careful in the OF IT, The next day the son
was killed by a railway train. The testimony Of the
father As to the necessary and constant of narcotics
e corroborated by reputable physicians. In his de-
cslon Assistant Secretary Bussey says II Is very
evident that this soldier was greatly disabled by
chronic dlarhoea from the rate Of his discharge. 1t is
vas hopeless case, and regarded by his
nhvs,cians and attendants. Heroic were
therefore, adopted TO afford temporary relief II is
,re We have little evidence TO the Immediate cir
o,mstances under which he met his death but there
wears TO be no evidence of contrtbutory egligence
~ Ills mart and IL L much more reasonable Ia attribute
n 10 dementa, oiDabnormal condition OF his mental
,,acmlties a direct result of the pensoned cause
nj. original decision, Getting the Widows appllca-
n an the ground that the death OF the soldier was
w. due Ia his military service is therefore overrled.
and her IS directed to be placed on the pension
oIis at ST. per month, 10 date from December 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02

crrrpwREcKED SAILORS on THEIR WAY HERE.
baltimore Nov. SpeclaD. Captain Nelson "lihanis
and four sailors Of the abandoned Ne"i orA
Tom Williams who were rescued by the nav oi'h
Alice. arrived here to-day and star'eo or We" W
aI.,, Tho men had a terrible experience. Captain
WHINE savs he SAILED hOm Fernandna. Fla for
Nv or,, october TO- with a heavy deeA load OF
hrbcr While trying TO relieve the stranins VesSei
IN heavy gale huge wave swept over her ana
carried of the piles OF lumber, together with the cabin
and everything mova0'. John Tobias the mate was
washed overheard and was never seen again. me
CAPTAIN and the others clmg to ths masS d N %n~n
ap ~, IN sood the shock For four days ana nights
hout food ar drink they chung TO the slowly sinking
vesSeI and on October ~ the brig Alee to3h taem Oh.
TIre men lost everything my msa o"' "'0
garments I'm which they were rescued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02

Al the meeting OF the directors Of the society for
tbe Information of Juvenile Delinquents held yeser
day at the House OF Refuge, on Randall's Island, IL
was reported that the maps Of the world and draw
ings made by the inmates Of the House had talen the
nrst prize and the oolbox the second prize, at the
Paris Exposition The directors have received an
invitation from the Russian Government 10 send ex
Island TO the exposition TO be held 10 st. Petersburg
In 1890, which has been accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02
comm CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme CCourt-Chambers-B Andrews. J.-Court
opens az Court-Speeal Term-Beore Dugro mo
tons. pafore Ransom. S.-No. 5f.-
osied wiz OF A. H. Jones 10 a. IN po,ors Allan Ma.
Common Pleas-Speeial Ierh-neoi' ""e"' o
lions. s.o,iai rrarm-LeNore McAdnm c. j.
MotIOns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02
THE sUyDAr CLOSING LAW IN CINCINNATI

ryr crvDty CLOSING LAW IN CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati. Nov. Manager James FenneSSy at
,omntcd 10 give performance at the Peoples The
are last sunday but the police interfed ana stopped
the play. Mr.. Fenncssy was founa sah's anu nneu
s15 and costs. In rendering no ueoNio" 'uue'
Ermson said The offence as aenheu " INC
- -, ,ho m,sut of an ordinary means of lvel-
.oa, wv crr1av. In this case 1t Is clear" Speaking
~ M a,ogcd laxity in the enforcement of the Sunday
Is yG 1 drecton other than theatrical the Judge SAD
" AS III es snndav and | am satisfied that the feel
the iaW 90. i Of sunday closing IS general
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02
WEATHER CROP BULLETIN.

washington. Nov 1.-The following Is the weather
erop bulletin for October. $780, issued by the Signal
Service ONCE:
Temperature-The month OF October has been cooler
than usual IN all agricultural districts cast OF tho
Rocky Mountains. except In Dakota. The linc of
killing trusts has extended south 10 the northern
norton OF the Gulf States and the northern portion
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BAR
inches
3O.5
800

rrtbne once Nov. .. | a. mL-Cloudiness prevailed
mart NJ the yesterday. but tho skies werc generally
clear late In day The temperature ranged between
AZ and al degrees the average (5 being higher than
tho moan for corresponding days in the last eighteen years
and n higher than on Thursday. -, ,...~ h.,
sehtly warmer fair weather. followed b. "noa"" Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02
coropEp VOTERS DEMANDING PROTECTION.

washington. Now IA delegation of colored men.
,,,,ecntlng the recent General Baptist Convention,
9TH the Rev. william Gray chairman. called on
Attorney General Miller this afternoon In regard tn
rares alleged to have been perpetrated upon coored
men in the South for attempting TO exercise the elective
franchise. It was represented that member OF the
delegation who has been subpoenaed as witness
IN the approachlng trial Jacksonville Of alleged
election frauds in Florida has been threatened with
assassination should he return to the State for the
nurpose Of tesufylng. The Attorney General said
hat while he was not prepared to say precisely what
You'd say that they could rest assured that IN any
matter n which the Federal authorities had iur sdc-
lion the laws would be enforced, so far as II lay In his
oowcr 10 enforce them, aud all officers and witnesses
DrOtecPd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02
THE GREEN FAMILY INDUCING IN A FEUI

THE GREEN FAMILY INDUCING IN A FEUD
Nashville Tenn, Nov. ! (speciaD.-The Green
family feud in Hancock County has Just resulted In
another murder. Hamp Green and James Green,
enemies met in George Lvescy's store. After des-
perate hght Hsmp shot James through the head kl
Ing him Instantly. Since the beginning OF the fedd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02
poyDs OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

BONDS OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.
Washington, Nov 1.-The bond offerings To-Day az
cregated 1852 300, as follows;
Registered fours-S12 300, 100000, $4,000
sos 900. at 1917. -, no zoo eo5o 600
S'9 oUUoS a. four and onehafsS2 ooo los "a
Coupon fours-S1 900, at 1871
All the offers accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02
II we'll ridden Lavinla Belle ought to win the second

II well ridden Lsvina Belle ought TO win the seeo"u
race. H,intess second
Traviston has the best claim upon the thru rSo''
and Manola should second.
In the fourth Lonelay may win win oa's"""
in second place.
Give the ffth race 10 Name b, and second place 10
re Hop flly. -. .. and wpf,cd
, Bravo is likely to the last race ana "u'e"
Here are the lists of probable starters
FIRST RACF-SwEEPsTAKE SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02

THE NEW TELEGRAPH RATES IN foRCb.
Washington. Nov. 1.-The heads oil seNcrai Do,
,.r.rents NJ the Government service to-day issued
dor nu+ting into effect the new telegraph rates for
hc business as fixed yesterday by Postmaser-Gen-
aral Wanamaker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02
pp,NcrroN AND WESLEYAN PLAY TO-DAY.

CAME IN THE CHAMfIoNSh'A
BERKELEY OVAL.
NewYorkers will have their first chance 10 SOC
.o 30 foothau I'm the intercollegiate series IN 'no
contest this afternoon at Berkeley oval between INC
e,evens OF Princeton and Wesleyan ino hiOh-"-'
ru he at o 40 Both teams are ALREADY III inc o'S
rreuared for the struggle and accompanied oy con
s.,erahle number of adherents. While thcre Is
scarcely much doubt as to the result OF the game ;,
,s reasonably sure that the contest VIII De NOT anu
o,t;no .eor1inp an excellent exhibition OF the goOd
no,nts Of the game. There is considerable interest
in college circles TO the amount OF the score WIN
princeton will make against her opponents On ias'
saturday Harvard defeated Wesleyan by "a points 10
O. and the result Of to.days game will afford some IN
dcation as 10 the relative strength OF inc harN anu
and Princeton eevens, which meet at Cambridge on
November TO- - 80 touous
Rusbers Donnelly Cowan, Janeway, symmes, hg S,.
woods Wagenhurst; uarter-back, Poe, captain nali
backs, Charming, Black; full back Ames: mn -
follows: Rushers, Peers, Brown, Bckiord hoc
Heath. Moore Cleaver; quarterback Peck haliosck3
slayback and Day. or Mcdonald fullbacK' hai' o. V
| Coffin, Wesleyan 80, will be referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02

- VICTORY FOR THE FRENCH WRESTLER
Paris Nov lin the wrestling match to-day Petro
the French champion beat Cannon in the last bout ate
a struggle OF five minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02
FALL ATHLETIC GAMES AT PRINCETON.

Princeton, n j., Nov. (special).-The annual iali
handicap games were held On the college giouhhs
today The main feature of the games was The
1oo.var, race between Vredenburgh, Cary and Dohm.
Cary has recently entered college and great interest
was centred upon him, he holds the record OF the
West I'm the 1OOyard dash. lie was beaten oy Niedo
burgh, '92, by one foot In ten seconds ."uo"o"
heating his own record. The showing OF the fresh
man class was the best in the history OF the athehc
ossocIation. The freshman half-mlle race won by
woodbridge, 's3, in 2 minutes seconds, Is iar
above the freshman record. The freshmen won three
c. and two seconds The following were the
events. 1OOyarl dash, Vrcdenburgh, 1872, 10 SOC
onds: putting 16pound shot, Janeway, 30 "a "a, rec,
II inches freshman quarter mile run, Caly; 10, 20;
seconds: running high jump. Hencken 93 % h0hs1l
feet inches; throwing lG,ponnd hammer S Waoh
;o1 no feet 81 feet inches; halfmile run, Nooi,
hridge ,o3 10 YARDS, minutes seconds running
broadjump Post, 93 % feet, II feet inon1s
freshman mile run, Turner, '03. minutes Al seconds
coward dash. Dohm, 90, "a seconds. Inc ITO,
ward football race open to the members OF ine ooss
eleven, was by Ames In ID 20 sosonu''
lessor ii. +. Osborn was referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02
election Noiltc.
STATE OF NEW-XORK.
~ OEFICE OLE TIE SECRErARY OF STATE,

-
~ OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE ss,.
To the Sheriff of the County Of Nie%.YOrk
s Notice hereby given That a. the General H iIs s.;
Monday Of November next iNoyem6cr 81 the following
officers are TO be elected, 70 wit: -, ,,roaa,. Conf,
S s%p:r91ie p en- P p S Edxsd Ts%Ps
An Attorney General ~ The place Of Charles f. Ts9of
State Engineer and Surveyor In the pace Oh 'OnA
An Associate Judge of the Court Of Appeals in the D'''
All whose terms OF Office will expire the last day OF
Senator for the Fifth Senate District composed q The
fGHR s IL hshsa AND and is Wards city
all that portion Of the tSgr street q PsS
sppse ree Goa Ferry N6 5Fse a rseS
city that lies Within Houston street Hancock stree
Beseker ret Leroy street and Nsrh River Governors
Senator from the sixth senate District composed o;
ETY. that es Within i 6s6rns Street Chatham
Senator for the seventh Senate District composed
York. ali tfas portion q the Fifteenth Ward said ely
a 3 sa and Of sd al Of that a p e q es
wi.hn Fourteenth street. Thirteh street. Third
ssnstcr for the Eighth Senate District COMPOSED OF
ton SG q De Ninth q sad tRa Mes whiS
sp SS@ that pSSS q tsS
has Of The ana
aid city that Hes yItan Fourteenth street Thirtias
sixth street. Thiftleth Street sikh avenue and North
Senator
that portion OF tine Eighteenth, Nineteenth and Twenty
first Wards q the CITY q NewYork that lice OF Thd
avenue and Blackwelrs Island
for the Tenth senate District composed OF all
that portion OF the Twentieth and Twenty frst wards OF s
City OF New-York that lies within Thrtetl street.. Fore
street. Third avenue and Eighth avenue all that cfto1
OF the Nine zenith Ward Of said city that lies west q Thn
second Wards that lies east OF Eighth avenue. Wards and
RandalI's Islands.
Senator for the Eleventh Senate District composelo
the Twenty third and Twenty fourth WARDS OF the GU o.
and Twenty Wards Of said city that Hes within
Thteth street spuyten Duyvl Creek Eighth avenue and
Hudson River .
County:
Register in the place OF James J. Slevin.
Judge OF Court Of Common Pleas in place OF GEORGE
Judge OF Court General Sessions place OF Henry
" Two Justices Of tho City Court Of New.Ydrk in tbs
place OF Charles J. Nehrbas and Leicester IIome
resigned whose Of once will expire the Ass
day OF December next Respectfully yours
d. WILLERS Deputy Secretary OF State.
SHFRIFF'S OFFICE. !
COUNTY COURT HOUSE,
CITY AND COUNTY or NETWORK. Aug. .. 1889,
certify the above 20 be- true copy OF toe eiecGoa
notice, received by this day from the Secretary Of
State.
Sheriff OF the City aud County OF New'fork.
Publishers OF newspapers will not insert this au'erH''
ment unless specially authorized 50 70 ao' ,y,cu
anil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02
Johann HofS Malt Extract

M. Wonderful Tonic and Nutritve qualities that have
made It popular Quite naturally iml1t2rs nave cone
a sy See that "JohanD Hors' Signature T. ON the
nerk Of the bottle. Esner Mendeson o., sole sRehe
Barclsy.st, New.Yorks
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SURELY. BUT TOO SLOWLY.
NOPE MONEY .pLEnGED FOR THE WORLDS
FAIR FUND
.SCIIPTIONS-
sr vuuons OF HEAVY SUBSCRIPTIONS
n,rv,crrry IN OBTAINING THE BOOKS

.,,uo,s 70 the Worlds Fair guarantee
The oo goo yesterday aggregated 1921 2e7 and
lu"u ,ota amount of subscriptions to date beyond
o"'i' wv MI dollar mark They were as ionows
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APPOINTED BY THE PRESIDENT

Washington Nov. 1.-The President this afternoon
appointed Jerome A. Warous, of Wisconsin to De
Collector of Customs for the District OF Milwaukee,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02
CHANGE IN THE LIGHTHOUSE BOARD.

Washington. Nov. 1.--Captaln n. II. Farquhar
U. S N, to-day relieved Captain r. L. Phythian'
U. s. ~. as member of the Lighthouse Board Treas
ury Department.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02
SHERIFF'S OFFICE.

COUNTY COURT HOUSE.
CITY AND COUNTY or NEW.YORK Aug. ., 1889. }
I certify the above 70 ho true copy Of toe eleceoa,
notice, received by this day from the Secretary Of
State. - x-,.c,~
Sheriff Of the City aud County Of New-York