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The Game To-day.

The game today will be on the new
grounds and the dummy will carry passcn-
gers for cents each way. leaving the sta
ton, corner second and Monroe strets, at
3, $40, $40, 1886, and 400 o'clock p.m
The game will be called at o'clock.
Chattanooga will play three new men, IIo-
falling, center field; Ford, right field, and
Freeze, pitcher. The following are the
nosilions Of the nlnNers rcsneciiyelv.
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987-389 NAM STREET.

local battery, and Hennessy and Whalon
played for Charleston. The score was |
TO 10. 1t is believed the local club will 80
to pieces.
OFFICIAL SCORE.
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IpIE,

DAuRiAC-At his late residence, comrr ~ bella.
war; avenue aud Division STREET lun Pickering.
"Wednesday MnY o.. is't NJ oC.0rk nm. AtaJh
IisE DAtniAt. aged bi yCanl
Funeral ffum residence tomorrow uRiDAYi
morning NJ oocl0Ck Requiem iiirh Mas NJ ~
ioscphs church AZ 90 O'Clock. incnds aud nc.
qunlnianccs nU Invited a. attend
HRuCE-At family residence. Va " NoufDs
street. "Wednesday morning May 49, tfp. ftFa.
MN, vile Of William = Bruce ltincinnaU iu }.
Kansas city MOI aud Chicago ulll paper please
copyl
lDuc notice oi funeral viii b. rlycn.l
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Tie correct way IA 10 buy goods from the
manufacture when possible. The Eikhart
Carriage aud Harness Manufacturing Co. Of
Elkhari, Indiana have no agents They
make first class goods. ship anywhere. pri vi.
lego ~ examine. Boo advertisement.
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RREMBR'S BARGAINS
IUH
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.

Real Mackinaw Faunicroy ut O0c.
Real Chip Empire Woman aud Euclid,
00c.
Fay Tomploton in white aud colou, 2Oc.
Black silk Chanllly Flounciugs, a.
inches wide, at90c.
Black silk Drapcry Nets, SL3j.
Extra width and weight in Black Faillc
Franchise, 00c.
Immense line Of new Flower wreaths,
O0c.
New Tosen Parasols, slSj.
Handsome and exclusive handles In
Parasols and Umbrellas, $500.
New Jap Fans. Sc, lie aud PC.
New saiecns daily received. French
satocns at 25c. 35c up.
New Good. ana New Prices Every Nay.
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VIZ have Just received barge load Of
Pittsburg Gas Coke, very fine, rittsburg
and Anthracite Coal aud Ash and Oak
Wood. &. u. Bryan & Co.
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LADIES cape collars a specially at Mem.
phis Steam Laundry, 22l Second street
Branch Office 81 Madison street.
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CALL on the Southern Trust Company,
rooms q and % Cotton Exchange, Il you
wish 10 borrow money on improved real
estate.
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1'uE Southern Trust Company offers IL
services in procuring loans on Memphis
real estate at low rates OF interest.
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First Racc-TDitlnr in harness four minute
rlass mile hrats best two lu thrcc. iiofsUs must
hc oWncii In the state. rursc So Of which sU 20
int aud fiu iu tc'und. entrance fee 81
second RnCu-Nuyuiy running race. mile dash.
tinfars must b. Owned In the state. Pursr $40 SO
cor each quarter cntmncr fec 81
Third laco-laclnF in harness. three minute
ri1u. mile heats BIT thrur lu Eve Horses must
D., owned In the slate. fufar 30 ~ which s. 10
nf.t $40 10 scconi aud u ~ thiri entrance fee 81
fuuuh Naro-lfce. inf All running ufr halfmiic
heats hCst two In thfur Pure 80 of which SIS
y hr't so 10 second aud - 10 third. entrance
Zee aA
rluh Rnrc-Tntiing IN harness rci1ruli.
milo heats. bet thfuc in nYo Pune fi0l uf which
f5u o. hui, 80 10 slcond nnd 90 10 third entrance
fro so.
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LADIES, see =. Layigno's 25c Hats. They
are worth 500,
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THE sENAToBIA MEETING.
Program OF tho Events For tho Two
Days' Raclng.

Days Racing.
Following Is the program for the ilrst
spring meeting Of the Tate County Miss.
Agricultural and Stock Breeders Associa-
ton, TO be heldatsenaiobia, May 10 and IL.
rIRsI DAY.
Firi i,Acc-Quagtof milc dash. iIofscs must Do
owned NJ the state. fursC 50. enhance icc 81 ~.
rccond IaCc-pacinT IN harness. foufmluuto
class mile heats two best iu three. Horses must
b. owned IN The State Purse 50 VI which 50 "
hfst sud go O. srouud. entrance fee -
Third Hncc-Trltiing in hnrucu. three minute
class mile heats brsi three Ga i've. iorsrs must
De- owned in the State Pure so Of which 81 %
hnt SO tu second and A. to third entrance fee ~
Fourth i,ncc-fwc iufull pacing in harness. mile
heats thrnU hcst To Eve. Pure slus Of which s71
% TINT 50 ~ scCold and 90 a. thiri. cntfaroo
icr fin
Film Race Mule moe fnrciorall half mile
dash purao $40 Of which sl 20 lint g. "a second
aud g. ~ third entrance fec si.
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DHOgREss LODGE No. D X. of n, ~.
Il moeueyefy INT tlHDAY atsUoclort fls.-A
pm. All ufiiccn and memlHu arr ro.t ~ i
qucsicd "a attend Visiting Kuirhn cor cll}f0
daily invited Pint THURSDAY In month. NrrfZ
Flint Hnuk second THURSDAY In month"; ~
second tank third ThundAy IN mouth, Thlrd
Rank. ~ order J. L. HALL. a IL
w. n. MHAH. X. Ha
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lSsunE your gn.h0uses IN the Citizens
Insurance company. No. - Madison street.
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ORDnR Nashville Cream from Jacob
Sccssoll, telephone 81, or 9. !. Fallow,
telephone I, lla The best In the city.
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LADIES, 500 Hat for 9jc at y. ~.
yigno's.
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lNsuU your lie In the Connecticut Mu.
tual. T. NJ. Galbrcath, agent, 10 Madison
street.
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OFFICES furnished with towel rack comb,
brush and clean towel every morning ior
% cents per week, boy Memphis Steam
Laundry. Ornament 10 any office.
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On. MoHoAS Adams. Of Sardis, Miss,
has opened a dental Office on corner Main
and Union streets, on same floor with Dr.
Newborn.
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LODGE NOTICES.

81 ELMo C0MMANDERY No is'R.T,Z
- The uflOrn nni mrmlru q this M
tOmmnndry will meet IN stated oOnfiave l||tI
ihls 1lil lsDAil vycninR. May 49, is'p. IN
nt o'clock iu asylum. Masonic Temple
~ orlct NlluktON n JONES, y g.
Attest 1Ag 4 NAuAFrY. Recorder
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CHILEAN COMMERCE..
DISTRESS IN THE IEkhA
TORIES AFFECTED BY THE
ANCON TREATY.

,rpoN AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE IKispsI
Valparaiso Get. 3.-The CHILEAN Fourth Of Jup' w
anniversary OF the independence of the counu!,
celebrated all over the Republic on the l'|
September. Fireworks, speeches. military paraa" -
celebrations of high mass aroused the pauo'" ~
thusasm of the people, whose blood always no"s n.y.
quickly on the eve Of what is spring foi "
the southern hemisphere spring begins on inc 80
September. and ali spanishAmereans' me 0mNa-.
especially. protest aga INST the pedagogica SUPP
OF the Royal Academy of Madrid, when rc4u'''S
10 call the ensuing season autumn.
Little differences like these however, DO not Ne'a ~.
the real friendship of Chilans for spansns' a"u
approaching visit to this port Of the noaihs INV.
camille exhibition sent around the werm W -
prslng spanish merchants and officials Is lnP'".
awaited. This demonstration. II is peiN j. =" ~
Importance. In view OF the fact that TIE An'O. IN.
has only four more years TO run Ohu' nuv,.,
Certainty whether tho annexed Peruvian and boh''--
territories Will revert 10 their mother couhu"
remain In the possession of Chill. only n" n
merce is possible In the denationallked u'su su
is not surprising that the municipality " Dc
complained recently in an official menu" s..,ci
constant changes and aggravauon III INC h,ousas
charges imposed upon the city, "noh no. .0rc.rus
about its depopuiation. The Smah o"S"'. amt III
are llqu!dating progressively, houses are - Az.
want of Inhabitants the railroad is falling LEV vv.r,.
use. and the streets are without animation cAi
things says this memoir. tends TO sho" 80 IL
cannot legisIate for Bolivia, to winch 0''
port OF africa and the city Of Tacns' M .uA
In spite OF the fact that the Chilans are n .~, 90
INTELLIGENT rulers another instance OF ,91 naad from
49, cani,alsts for a concession of nus STsersv
They do not ask for right OF o"nSrSh ,bey say y.
sa,otstrator In usufruCt Of the terrto, va shesu
during the duration OF The treaty could ' sSa ss
four wears OF und sturbed expioistion c,SIyions %
ppcn nn Of the expense Of establishing p'"-''
eScbeauer of SAINT would be- the gain anal setas
E,,erxt thing seems 10 indicate that ILL., ss who's
-, ~ The question relative To the territories VII
s,e was left IN suspense by the Ancon ~ 81 10
soon be arrived at. 10 the common ih'i
49,. reuublcs.
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PARDONED by THE PRESIDENT.

washington, Nov. 9.-The President has granted
pardons In the case of W. r. Drskill Convicted in
Illinois of violating the Internal Revenue law: and
in tho case of John Fletcher alias John Peak con-
ucsd in Kentucky Of passing counterfeit coin
The President has RENTED the unexpired sentence
in the of Mrs. Mat BrOxley, convicted in Illinois
Of sending obscene matter through the mails
Application for pardon denied in the case ~
John W. Joslin, convicted in Wisconsin Of violating
the pension laws The unexpired portion of the
sentence In fhe case Of Orlando b. Arbuckle, con-
yicted in Indiana of passing counterfeit coin, has
been remitted but the fine of 500 Is to stand.
Application for pardon in the case of James c.
Eliason. convicted in The city Of Washington Of
taSss,ny The noSfal laws was denied. The sentence
an he case Of Scott Royal, convicted in Arkansas o.
nassing counterfeit coin, has been comuted 10 TIVE
wears actual Imprisonment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-10
prclyyJyG 4 CHESS TOURNAMENT
RIFLES THAT WILL GOVERN THE CONTEST
MATCHES BY LETTER


The tournament of the New-lork Chess Cluo was
orored at its rooms, No 80 Union square aS'
, Much interest IS manifested in the tourna-
mon, and scme interesting and scientific paying y
,rocted I'm the course OF the contest winch VIII
,t for several months. The fOIo"'hS m0h '''
,oced IN the tournament: p j. Doyle j. l. ANS
rnonk r. Ycdon, Z. J. Kaltenbach' l. horN"N'
II A. Fitch, William L. HuntlneIoh, Nilia 'h
IAnson George a. T. Limbeck, Louis Hein' joseph
-,a sidney Osborn f. Demar, Professor Walter
,,u,,av f. Powlson, and b. I. Wilcox. III Is
"-n,Ic that still others will add their names 10
TIE lists. - l., tho ,o,,rna
. The first class gives to the secohu pawn
,,d a move: 10 the third, two moves 10 the lourtn
a knight, and to the fifth, rook inc same ouu'
.,or nv the other Glasses TO those below them
arc sl,e The entrance fee IS 81 and the prizes
III i~ t,uovrs First, $40 second, $50; third, 500
' ..h go In addition 10 these prizes, $50
ON hoon appropriated by tho club to be divided
-, those who do not gain the principal prlles'
ao,.,,ng 70 the number of games which they win
81 nlaver Is to play two games Win each OK
49, o,ber contestants, and at least two games must
'No 49,, oach week The players are matched by
De Play on which they sare to play having
io'' ,,,nnel before the beginning of the tourna
ooO A., iuportant rule Is The requiring that
:. a.. ,wenty i've moves be made each hour. Both
ae.,oe,arrs in any game are required TO keep a
,ho games the winner being obliged TO hand
'oio - the same member OF the committee,
W. s,one Is authorized 10 make the Official record.
,r,H.r nlayer may call for All adjournment after
- ho,rs of continued playing or at IL O'Clock
M The ordinary rules of tho club governing
pandic r and tournaments are otherwise in force
throughout the contest Those games which are
| , or declared ties will only count as half-games
draw cnnfestans. The games will DO played every
to uoo 1hG 'f from o'clock on
evening naakdng OF the match now being played by
member Of the club said yesterday that it
PG svc 80 S 10 @ ia be- paysa an
iholo must all be scored by the Canadians 10 SECURE
Ill., draw The man who of the deciding
eN ci, 4, said Ia be railroad station agent named
| badsett at Boyce, in the Shenandoah Valley, va
There seems to be little chance that the cah~ai~"'
| ,.dil secure even Che draw.
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CHANGES IN BUOYs AND LIGHTS.

The Superintendent Of the Coast survey has Issued
circular calling attention TO tho following changes
in buoys and lights al this port
The bell buoy indicating the entrance to Fire
Island Inlet on the south side OF Long Island, has
been changed III color fIOm white and black per
pcndcuar stripes, red. Owing 10 constant changes
I'm position this buoy has been removed from the
chart. Strangers should be guided by the buoys a.
they find them PLACED.
double bell-buOy has been placed one-iourth OF a
mile south quarter-east from Buoy No. II, In tho
position formerly occupied By a bel-buoy.
\ II. = spar-buoy has been placed 20 mark
the wreck Of a sunken coal barge OIL the west end
OF Kelseys Pier, No. 3, foot OF arrisonst Brooklyn
a new rd stakc-light has been placed on Jeffrey ;
Hook te east side Of the channel near Fort wash.
ingtOn, New York City. The light Is about twenty
feet above the water and shown from a black non
post. 4 white stakelight has been placed on the
west side OF the channel the north point of Iona
Island. The Hight Is about thirty five feet above the
vap.r and shown from a black iron post A neu,
white stakc-light has been placed on the west sidc
~ tho channel midway between the UPPER and Iower
ends Of Cons Hook Peninsula. Tho light is about
thirty i've feet above the water, and IL shown from
Lisck irou most 4 red stake light has heor
nIaced ON stats Point the cast side OF the chan
mel The light is about fifteen feet above tho WAFER
and Is shown from a black IRON post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-10
FOREIGNERS WHO FAVOR CHICAGO:

Chicago Nov. 9.-Some time ago the Chicago Worlds
Exposition managers addressed inquiries b the various
COnSUs, asking them whether the Industrial classes In
their districts would prefer to participate in an FIX
position on the seacoast, or near the geographical
centre Of the country. The replies received, with
eight ten exceptions in favor of this city. The
small minority believe NcwYor be preferable This
report, the committee say. will be presented to Con
gIess a contradiction Of NETWORKS argument thai
foreign exhibitors would not 60 10 Chicago because
OF the additional expense that would be incurred in
Transporting exhibits from the 20 the centre
Of the country The letters thus far received from
various points In Canada England France Germany
Mexico, Greece, Italy Wales Ireland. Russia. SPAIN
Scotland, Norway, Yucatan. Sweden and Austria
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-10
RUMoRs ABOUT THE COTTON OIL TRUST.

There was meeting Of the trustees Of the American
Cotton oil Trust yesterday. There have been daily
conferences the annual meeting, but their only
purpose has been to convert the trust into corpora
ton. Cons lerable progress made. h-t the
executive officers were not I'm a position 10 sly what
had been DONE The rumors about Mcssrs Flagler
and Moss were contradictory. Attempts TO
prove that they had resigned and that
they had not paid the $3.50 600 which they had prom
lsed 10 restore are to be made. The fact that
they had not written formal letters of resignation
excited the suspicion that they did not intend TO do
80 and from it sprang the other rumor that they
were I'm absolute control Of the company. "a Fagler
said yesterday that he could not gay what the trustees
had DONE and I'm reply 10 questions about the
cancies I'm the board said that he had not heard Of
them. II is understood that Me,srs. Flagcr and Moss
viii surrender their offices whenever their SUCCESSORS
NAV be chosen. II IS not probable that any action
will be taken by the Grand Jury. becouSe The mistakes
committed would be only breach OF trust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-10
IN UNCLE SANS NAVAL SERVICE.
BIDS FOR MAoHINERY-A SCHOOL OF AppIIoA


TIoN RECOMMENDED AT NEWPORT.
Washington, Nov. 0.-1he proposals received few
days ago at the Navy Department for use in the
construction Of the machinery Of the two 3OOOton
cruisers 10 be built at the Ncw-York and Norfolk
Navy Yards have been referred 10 the Chief Of the
Bureau Of Steam Engineering for examination. report
and recommendation The bureau officers before the
bids opened, estimated that the total would
be about 100000 but the bids offered aggre-
gated nearly 100000.
Fourth Auditor Lynch, in his annual report TO the
Secretary Of the Treasury says that there IS a de
hciency of 1858 AGA in the appropriations for the pay
of the Navy and the Marine Corps for the last fiscal
year. caused partially by the payment out of that fund
Of claims for longevity and for service board re
ceivng ships. under recent decisions by the Supreme
Court The auditor makes earnest recommendation
for an increase in the clerical force of bis Office
This afternoon Captain II. l. Phythian. president of
the board recently appointed to consider and report
upon the question of consolidating the several Naval
establishments at Newport II. L. submitted the report
Of himself and colleagues to Secretary Tracy 1t Is
signed by Captain Phythian Commander W r. Bridg-
man, Lieutenant Commanders A. S. Snow and b. f.
Llley, and Lieutenant J. f. Megs
The Board believes that the best good OF the
Naval service at large will be reached by consolidating
the Naval torpedo station and War College. and the
Naval training station into ons establishment 10 be
called the Naval School Ct Application, and 10 be
under the command Of officer OF high rank whose
headquarters shall be on Goat Island Tho
soafu is emphatlcaily Of the opinion that the only
way 10 conduct this school In fairly successful
manner Will be 10 associate with IL for as long A
peer!ou as may be found possible number of shirs
Oh tne Navy, fully equipped with ali service material
report discusses at some length the organization
VI such school as Is PROPOSED. the course OF study
cation divides Itself naturally into four depsrtmen
the art OF war division. the torpedo dlvsion ID
gunncry ship. and the apprentice training di{, io
The Board makes the following specific ICON.
mendatOns THAT the 100000 now a
for War College building Goat Island her
I'm erecting building that for he ne,
school Of Application: 2-That the proposed school he
under Che Bureau Of Navigation. ' o'
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THE HEALTH OF THE ARMY.
SURGEoN.GENERAL MooRE'S REPORT.
ARMY HOSPITAL ooRPs-NoN-EFFEcTIVE MHDi'
OAL OFFICERS

ARMY HOSPITAL CORPS-NON- EffIOIi'H1 NA
oAL OFFICERS.
Washington, Nov. 9.-The annual report OF sur
General Moore of the Army TO the Secretary VI
was made public to-day. He says the Vaiue o' '"
and hospital supplies issued during the last hso@i 9
was S19561s His estimate for supplies, expenses
pay of officers etc, for the year ending June o.
is s215 900. Provision must also be maze io' Pr
venting the spread of epidemic and contagious We
eases and the employment, when necessary Oh shi
nurses for tho proper Of such cases hclc'oi.O
Is made to the work Of the Army Medical Museum ~
mis- city which now contains 1882 specimens
Mentioning the hospital corps, DR.. Moore remarh'
The personnel of its lowest grade is not yet "ha'
sbou,d he This is TO be attributed chiefly 10 inc
meag1e nav allowed 10 its members; on THIS accoun'
some of its most efficient men decline 10 Nehiis''
Tho large number Of non-effective medical onicers'
saws the Surgeon General, is subject for grave con
slderaton The remedy for this evil is 10 be fouhd
in the retirement of those officers who are perh@
nently disabled In order that their places may DC
filed by effective men. This has been constantly
urged during the twelve years, but the demands
upon the retired list from other branches OF the SER
vice seem to have been great that so far nothihg
has been accomplished. ! therefore urgently recon-
mend that this much needed relief be asked Tor from
Congress by biq authorizing the refinement OF those
medical officers who may be found unified for the per
Torrance of all thoir duties" - .
There were 81 .420 admissions 10 SICK report III
the year. OF which 254l5 were for diseases ana
OO5 for injury, equivalent 10 1.21O.13 entries Tor
every 900 men Of the strength present, and giving
daily or constant sick rate of little over per cent
of the command. The deaths numbered 2lo, equiv
alent TO an annual death rate OF S.lo per lOOO Oh
strength and the discharges for disability 742. equal
10 rate of 27.75. OF the deaths the rate was 100
for whites and 1896 for colored men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-10

Ca ubere he was entertained socially By some o., Oh
a. ,oodiny citizens and supper was given 10 MIN
et - e. "1arformance by Dr. Bc,ller Of BalunloFe
Joseph Jeeson and " j. Florence oaG ana WEEK. e
pany start Boston today ana oLon ov nirht Ar
Judgements have been made and contract SgI O'
hen pn nord Tbomass formerly leading man WIN
Miss Rosna voAe, has wrilea pay soon i0b be- nus
cale s 80 of The Princess Theatre, London
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,,rrrp YELLOW FEVER AT MARACAIBo.

washington, Nov. 9.-The Department OF stste mas
received dispatch from f. r. Piumacher' ohiUa
States Consul at Maracabo respecting reports OF yell
Low faver in Venezuela card appeared in Now
York newspaper, september IS, signed Edward +.
Jones' Hotel CosmopoLte Maracabo, september l, 1850
stating that yellow fever raging earfuy at Mara
caioo, and that all the shipping was afectel. Mr.
Plumacher writes Permit me 10 state mat mere
never was Mr. Edward f. Jones at Msracaibo; neither
is the yellow fever raging 1ercey here nelher mas
the ontre shipping been affected; neither have we
many oAses Id the city"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-10
MARVIN p. oLARK,s BENEFIT.

The benefit for Marvin r. Clarke, the newspaper
man, who has lost his eyesght, promises to bring
him in handsome II VIII take place, a.
has been already announced, at the star Theatre
one week from tonight, and there has been large
sale OF tickets The price OF admission has been
placed at 81 and that OF reserved seats al al 90.
Many we'll known actors and musicians have promised
to take part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-10
THE oss1pEE OUT OF COMMISSION.

Washington Nov. 9.-Ihe Inspection Board Of
which Admiral Jouea Is president. made an oxamns
don of the ossipee this week at the Norfolk Navy
Yard They report that tho vessel should be put
out Of commission and that has been done. As TO
the future OF the vessel whether she snail be re-
nair,d or coDdcmned that question has been referred
10 the Board OF Bureau Chef. who will decide upon
the sub leet next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-10

the truth TO the public. in the interests OF our com
mercal intercourse with this port which iorwa u
far over 81 000o 600 worth Of merchandise In Sd
bottoms TO the United states during the quarter ended
September SOP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-10
WERE FBOHNly AT WELLSVILLB.

welsvlc \. Y, Nov. (speclaD.-Marie huper'
Frohman dedicated q new theatre here on Thursday
evenlng and played the rest OF the week. closing To-
night with her new comedy, False Charms sno
"a S,tiy atei the town. Joseph whesock played nsp-
mar on Friday evening.