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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-05
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE:

Washington Oct 4.-Surgeon Benjamin rope renewed
from duty at Fort Clark Texas and ordered 10 ouy a.
whipple Barracks Ariz First Lieutehahts feueicA a.
smith 10th Infantry and Alfred Reynolds Goth Infantry,
Ia,ed N recruiting duty az Columbus Barracks, OHIO
Surgeon John s. Billings detailed as delegate 70 repre-
sent the Medical Department Of the Army az tno hu'
meeting OF the American Public Health Associauoh' 10
no hold NJ Brooklyn, october %. Surgeon william D
ain having been found ncapacitaed for active duty,
Is Believed from duty at Fort Leayenworth, KAN
and granted indefinite leave board OF meulca
orcers consisting OF Surgeons Ely Mcclellan and joseph
u Gibson. and Assistant Surgeon Melville Iuly' mas
been ordered to assemble at Chicago to examine ho 'ho
nature and extent the physical disability OF First Lieu
tenant Graham d. Fitch Lieutenant Colonel Dreen'
ID Cavalry has ordered n proceed on or oeore NO
:, nber TO Columbus Ohio. there to await retirement
Additional Second Lieutenant Charles Young iVl
has been transferred the 2jth Infantry and MS a
pontment az second lieutenant TO I'LL vacancy IN inc
25th Infantry is announced. He VIII Accordingly
rcrort az the expiration OF his graduating Leave Tor
duty with his company, A. at Fort CusNr' 'i'"''
The leave Of absence granted First Lieutenant EDWARD
b. Ives 18th Infantry has been extended TWO months
Tho retirement from active service this date by operation
OF law OF Colonel Amos Beckwith Assistant ConmnSsSr!
General OF Subsistence. has been announced ooione'
Bcckwth will repair TO his home by direcuoh Oh hc
President First Lieutenant stephen D. Muiha'. if i'
iantry has been ordered to report in person 70 Bgae
General John Gbbon president OF the Army Heuflhg
poarl At Vancouver Barracks Washington. for eAamna
ton by the board. A.,
Commander Sllas w. Terry has been ordered 70 INC
Naval Home Philadelphia October 81. Lieutenant
Crnao. caorge e Reter has been ordered TO command
the Ranger Lieutenant l.. Reamey has been ordered
TO duty on the Asac station steamer OF October 20
from San Francisco. Commander Francis A. Cook mas
been detached from the command OF the Ranger ana
ordered to proceed home and await orders
curd n west from the Omaha, January l, and
Granted four months leave Of absence with permission
70 remain abroad during that period Lieutenant william
Khp,n from the Navy Yard Washington. and ordered
as Inspector OF Ordnance at the MdVae s'ee' mofNS
,,,.o,o,,o near Philadelphia. The leave OF essence oil
IIoutoo.r, William H. Briggs has been extended SIX
months from october 1. and that Of Ensign W. B. HOG
gait until December 81 next
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Post Office Notice.
fShould be read {

Should be read daily by all interested as changes msy
Letters Tor foreIgn countries need be specially al
dressed for dispatch by any particular steamer except when
documents letters not specially addressed being the
Foreign malls for the week ending October will close
2, rS for Ba, and and e , plata SOpn
Thomas for Martinique and Guadeoupa via Martinique.
s. Finance from NeypOF New: desrs ~ ether Wind
10 a. for Norway direcS PEI s., 5. NorgsS
e F,Sce b swss1S r spain and ponus
per La Bretsgne va HAVE a. 10 80 a. m Tor SCOT
land dse? Se PER E.Spa 81 @ Ss
Belgium Netherlands, Austria Germany. Denmark sws
Southampton and Bremen dete5o for Ireland must b
directed per Hbeo s 10 80 a. M i9s l p1,,n
pSa other European Countries must DO directed per
servia II NJ for u the , Sssa% T,v Islands ma,
R %eHe az 0s M and iSS S,ys
Pa via G sEs psF be drecd psr phadeps a.
for Cuba R PEI p S CITY e 0S 81 cSSmSS g
b N for :, Tstna'a foa a2 Tru aSRss and
&c. SsF ssa from at SsSS Oh ear a'aA0 ''a
pesuNDAY-At p. m. for Bocas del Tore Tore. gc. "a
Gysss from New T iSEsan' from Hswor is
Mails for the Hawaiian I Sand, psss Main
San .sS ,S SS'' p here F,.nS
S'' Ts%..n = 5sSSss
Z; rESsii 4 Ss"1IsIt sssS
per- snip I City ss1c aSa s TanD
October s5a IS thence &c sam Via Key West Fa eo'' At
this once daily 80 sIOsns Of Trans Pacific mail. Is
ranged e r ROM the Rsst arriving on
transit to san on the day o sailing Of steamers are
time az ssn snes the same day Registered mail closes AZ
,... oao. S SUl!YsiSSe II. 4. Sept e. 1889
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NARRIED.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN,

ENHAM-FRANCH0r-On THURSDAY October O. 1885,
90 st. Georges Church. Schenectady ~ Y by the
Rev j. Philip d. PendletOn. S. 4. b.. Rector Lieu,en.
ant Henry mn Benham, U. s. A., and Miss Anna
Franchot, OF Schenectady, n. Y.
ENDICoTT-THoRoN-on October g. at the residence
OF her grandfather. \. c. Ward. lakewood Len0x
Mass, by Rev. John Prendergast s. j.. Marie Louise
daughter Of Joseph Theron. OF New-York 70 William
Crowninshleld Endcott jr.. OF Salem, Mass.
KNEVALS-BAXTER-On October g. at the South Street
VIM VI. Taylor, assisted by the Rev. Albert Erdman,
Jessie daughter OF the late Archibald Baxter, 70 Charles
Philip Knevals
HN-wILSON-Thursday evening. October g.
1889. at the home OF her uncle j. w Sckler Orange.
n. j., by the Rev. H. N. storrs. D. D., LII; d., as
Louise daughter OF the late VIM w. and Cynthia vii,
son. Of Monteair. to Harry LiteiOhn. Of Montcair,
". J.
MAGIE-BENEDICT-O Thursday October 3, 1880 By
Rev Robert Russell Booth ID. n, assisted by Rev.
Burtls c, Magic, ID. d., Mrs Martha L. Benedict 70
william f. Magic.
NICoLL-CROsBY-on Thursday October g. 1889 q,
Rev George ID. Johnson, ArchdeacOn, Edward Holland
Nicol 10 Mary, daughter OF the late John i. Crosby
SMITH-ROYER-On October .. az Sc Luke's Church,
Germantown, Penn, by the Rev. Samuel Upohn,
ID. D., rector. Monroe Burr Smith. OF NewYork, and
Sarah Wheen daughter OF John w. Roger, Of German.
town.
wOODHOUSF-BURDON-O THURSDAY, October 8, 1889,
at WalllngfOrd Conn. BY the Rev. Charles H. Dickin
son, Mr.. sylvester L. WoOdh0use and Mrs Josephine
H. Burden, both OF Brooklyn.
WOoDNUTT-JACKSON-On 5th day. 10th month 81. az
residence OF the brides parents Jericho. H. l., by
Friends ceremony. Grace A., daughter Of solomon
s. Jackson, Henry c. woodruff it, OF Mineola, l.. I.
Notices of marriages must be Endorsed with fun
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WILSON BARRETT NOT LIKELY TO PAY DUTY.

WILSON BARRETT NOT LIKELY TO PAY DUTY.
10 seems likely that the theatrical costumes
belonging to Wilson Barrett which are expected here
to-day on the City OF Chicago will be admitted free
of duty in spite of the protest of some actors here
that they should be taxed In the absence Of Col
lector Erhardt. Special Deputy Collector McClellaDd
yesterday wrote TO r. H. Griffin. who made a protest
in behalf Of the Actors Order of Friendship that in
the absence of new instructions from the Treasury
Department 10 the contrary. the Collector would have
10 follow the decision of the courts in the of
hapleson against Collector Robertson, In which Maple
sons scenery and costumes were admitted 10 the
United States free of duty as tools or implements
of the managers profession Another Custom House
authority seemed 10 think however that the Treasury
Department might yet telegraph directions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-05
A PREACHER FOR NEARLY SEVENTY YEARS.

A PREACHER FOR NEARLY SEVENTY YEARS
Boston, Oct (SpecaD.-The Ncsor Of the New
England Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. the Rev. Dr. Frederick Cphan. Of Far
Haven, celebrated to-day HIS nineteth birthday,
after service of nearly seventy years in The min
!,,rv. sixty-three years having been IN effective
relations with this conference. Or. Upham received
his first appointment in 1921 10 the pastorate Of
Scitlate subsequently, he served in nearly all the
stations in that conference. lilo = the father Of
Professor Samuel +. Upham Of the Drew Theological
at Madison, y. j. The venerable clergy
man has not wholly relinquiShed ministerial duties.
To-day he received the congratulations Of numerous
friends al Fair Haven. His two Fr"ndSOns
preachers one a member Of the New-England Con
{erence and the other Frank b. Upham. Is pastor
of ST. Francis Church, BloOklyn.
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CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON.

Providence Oct. aD.-Chrstopher Robinson
died a. his home Woon .ocket last night az the age
n, oiohtv.tbree years lie graduated at Brown
1rn,ri,v I'm 1897 with the noted Barnes Sears Judge
Ira Cleveland John D. Herreshof and George Gordon
King In 1854 he elected AorneyGeneral OF Rhode
Island as Wing In 1889 he was elected to congress
as an American Republican He left Congress " 20 10
Peru a, Minister. being apponter Dy fIeSS ", a.
tI nos member OF the Lobbyists Convention held in
rbiladephia in 1865. He was finely educated ana
brilliant and successful lawyer legislator and diplomat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-05
OBITUARY.
FRANCIS II. CAMPBELL.

Francis Fl. Campbell, an insurance broker at No.
115 Broadway. died yesterday from congestion Of
the brain at his home, No. 81 Prospect Place, Brook
lyn, at the age Of seventy nine. He was born in
Boston and spent his earlier years in Milton, Mass
About forty years ago he came to this city and was
for many years the representative OF me Erari IN
sp,ancs COMPANY of Philadelphia He widely
known among insurance men. His son-n-law IS
William NJ Whitney. Of the Produce Exchange: The
funeral of Mr.. Campbell will take place on SUNDAY
afternoon. and the Rev. MessTS: ). W. ChahWck anu
IL p Collier Will ofciatc. The burial Will be a.
Milinn Mas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-05

Albany. Oct 4 GspecaD.-Dr William H. Craig dlel
to-day lie born in Lisbon 81 Lawrence
an No,o,ohor 1895 Early in life he came 10 this
citv and was graduated the Albany Medical COL
lece in 1852 lie was . surgeon during the war IN inc
1-7tb New.York Volunteers. DR.. Craig had served o.
prcsldcnt OF the Albany Medical Society as postmaster
under Grant Garfield and Arthur ana hed o'n'r o"',
-, ,rrs, No vas a st,nch Republican. serving many
times AZ delegate TO state Conventions and as deieea
to the Cincinnati Convention in 1876. lie laoofea mar
for the nomination Of Roscoe Conkling for President our
ing the struggle which followed the resignation Oh 9'I1
tors Conkllng and Plat he took an acu'e par" "N ~
persistent endcavors broke down his heath'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-05
LARGE CLASSES At JOHNS HOPKINS.

Baltimore. Oct. 4.-The opening assembly Of Johns
Hopkins University held this evening President
Gilman welcomed the student, and amour cad TIA tn,
enrolment indicated that the number Of students syoud
be undlmlnshed. Never have 50 many marculatel
as this year. brief eulOgy Of the late John W.
Mccoy was delivered by II. stockbfdgr. Remarks
were made By Judge Brown, DR.. liuid ana Dr. Griffin.
President Gilman announced that he had decided to
accept the leave Of absence which hah been granted
that he might make winter visit 10 Egypt. syria
and Greece lie will sail for Europe OCTOBER TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-05
JACOB RUPpERr's s1LvER WEDDING.

'S.'o Nuppen The wealthy brewer, and his WIFE,
nued eee''se their silver wedding yesterday Dele
ses Vi 1's many societies to which Mr. Rupert belongs
ana hosts OF prominent citizens called At his house Ninety
%u-sc ana Futh-aye. to offer their congratulations.
uniNd ehofuses OF the societies. under the leadership
Aiuuf Cassen sang several songs, ana there was no
specchmaxins' Presents had been sent by the
I'nehkrsh1, Brewers Association, the Ehret family
- sshsrs Mr. Rupert presented to his wife cellar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-05
TIE HATFIELD-MCOY FEUD.
BRIDE BRIDEGROOM AND MINISTER SHOT BY
HIDDEN ASSASSINS.

HIDDEN ASSASSINS
Jamboree, Pike County, KY, Oct 4.-The Hatfield
Mccoy feud has broken out again. and at least three
more lives have been sacrificed in the vendetta. which
has now lasted over seven years. The shooting oc-
c'r1ed at marriage at the farmhouse Of Peter
Mccoy. His daughter to become the wife OF
John Hand relative of the Hatfield gang. Mem
bers Of both factions had sworn TO prevent the
union. Hand had never been connected with the
disputes of the factions and refused TO recognize
the leaders. On Tuesday night the bridal party
assembled in McCOys house, and just as young
Hand and Miss Mccoy stood before the minister, a
yolley was fired through a window. which killed
both of them, and fatally wounded the clergyman
Reports say THAI the farmers ard JnountaineerS Of
tho locality are hunting for he murtereIS. but that
no trace of them has been found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-05
ATTORNEY GENERAL MILLER AND THE BENCH

Washington, Oct. 1.-Attorney General Miller is
much amused over the stories published about him
in connection with the vacancy on The supreme
Bench Speaking of this matter to-day, he said there
was absolutely no truth in the report that he had
sold his property in indianapolis. The only founda-
ton for such report" he remarked Is that several
real estate agents after it, but they did not CO.
f. as I have no desire TO part with il al present.
The situation is Just like that of The young man who
said he came very getting married az on time.
and who upon being asked 10 explain himself said
Well YOU sec. | asked girl 10 marry M, and she
said Excuse me- and !, like big fool, excused
I.,'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-05
WAITER A woop AT PARIS

Walter A. wood, for forty years inventor and maksf
OF reaplng machines, has been awarded grand prze
at the Paris Exhibition, and object Of for
superior work OF his harvester and binder the
Exposition field trial, also gold medal on mower
and gold medal on reaper. The Paris Figaro
states that no other American inventor manu-.
facturer OF harvesting machines has ever received
for an exhibit al any worlds fair so MANY honors
and medals as have been awarded 10 Walter A
Wood at this Exhibition" =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-05
WOULD RATHER MARRY HER THAN DIE

After promising 10 marry Maria Tambiina and
borrowing $3.50 from her 20 start barbershop, Carlo
BolamandO deserted her. she had MN arrested.
Yesterday morning he found on bis door the warning
Marry Maria Tambrlna or dic7 signed The MaAa,7
an Italian secret society. He 8t once went 10 seo
her and agreed to fulfil his promise. They VIII be
welded today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-05
TILE VISIT WILL BE AN oRpIYARY ONE.

The report circulated yesterday the eneet that Arch
bishop Corrigan had been commander TO proceed 10
Rome WIS denied last evening at the Cathedral Tho
archbishop vii, make his tenth annual visit to Rom,
toward the close OF the year. in the beginning OF next
year but there is nothing the Circumstance
N Is sntrely voluntary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-05

Few remedies after sixty years, trial and constant
se re,a,n their position the best yet such Is the
case with Or. d. Jaynes Tonic vermifuge whether
as tonic or stengthener in dyspepsia In adults or
tho lndlgestoy and arrangements of the stomach IN
chndren' Il is simply invaluable; and as worm
remedy Il is one of the most safe and best soiu W
Ri druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-05
Has THE CHILD BEEN KIDYAPPEDf

Mrs. Eleanor STusch, of No. 15l East twenty
sxth.st, called at Police Headquarters last evening
and fold Sergeant Keleher that she believed that her
laughter Lydia had been kidnapped Lydia is nine
wears Old and left her homo at noon on Thursday to
20 TO school and has not since been seen or heard
from A general alarm sent out 10 all the pOnce
stations to look for the missing GIRL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-05
GENERAL ASA p. BLUNT U. D. =.
Manchester, n. H., oct 4.-ue"c"l No~
L. S A died this morning at the age OF sNtytwo'

General Rlunt entered the Amy In July leoi as
first lieutenant Of the 80 Vermont Volunteers ana IN
Angus; Isol, he became leutenaneoone o, ,o ,o o'n
Vermont year later he was made colonel OF ue l-lh
Vermont and In 1854 he became an as''s.'"O
master OF volunteers, with The rank ol 'Np'' pin, h
also made hryct major bcvet Northumberland DreVet
colonel and brcvet brgadIe general OF volunteers LOT
faithful services lie also received brevets up 70 @
rank Of colonel In the Regular Army and since 1901 ne
has held the onice OF assistant quartefnNs' -
major A. the tine Of his death he was auar'efnss'ef
BCstOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-05

pearls diamonds and coneraulaory kilograms were
parts the country and Europe. In
the evening dinner. which only the members Of the
family and intimate friends were present took
place the country seat OF Mr. Rupert at Rhinebeck
mt he. Ind
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PRAIRIE FIRES IN MINNESOTA.

ST. Paul. Oct. A dispatch from 81. Cloud MINI,
20 The Pioneer Press says: Destructive prairie
fires are raging east of the city tO'nght In the
meadows high wind prevails, aud large qdaniiiy
VI hay will undoubtedly bc destroyed. NICK Srin,
farmer living seven miles west OF heIe j. reported
10 have had seventy tons Of hay destroyed ms morn
iugV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-05
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw,JEPsEy.

Change OF time on the Jersey Southern Division
and Long Branch Railroad will take effect Tuesday,
October 8. Trains win leave New-YOri. foot Lib
erty-st.. North River for Lakewood, at 9:15 a. m,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-05

Ono peculiar property Of oatmeal is that II does not
pail upon the appetite like other cereal foods but 10
Rolled White Oats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-05
TAXING THE WHITE VEIL.

Dsinmore, Oct. 4-Miss Catharine Collins, Of Bos.
'on' received the white veil yesterday at the convent
o, We, We s Ns Of Mercy Mt Washington. The name
" MISS Ooiuns IN religion will be Sister Petronlls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-05

baltimore Oct. 4.-ColOnel II. p. Underhill we'll
known Grand Army man. dropped dead tonight in the
Crescent Democratic Clubhouse. He was native OF
New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-05

General Ayerlll was born at Alma Me- o" a. -
100, and ras Graduated at the Maine Wesleyan Unver'
.itv Removing TO St. Paul he became MANUFACTURER
ana IN 1883 and 1850 elected to the stare
In 1862 he entered the Army leuenantcolohel ., NV
9th Minnesota Infantry and in 1865 he was
a. a bflgadler.genefa OF volunteers froin i''' " ~
he was a Republican member Of Congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-05


The steamship AdratIc Of the White star Line, while
entering the dock yesterday afternoon at west feminist
struck the end OF he pier with considerable force and
damaged 1t 81 900. There but little excitement
among the Passengers aud no was injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-05

hall seasrs ss yarv country on the globe The only
IN neA the society Is 10 induce each OF its members
oe'So AT least one kind act every oaS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-05
Pianisf. Rntter Instinct I.

Panis-Beter instruction rather than more practice IL
cN1enuy your need Anything inferior IL wastfu.
hrlts CONSIDER the NewYork Conservatory OF Music,
East Fourteenths, far the best music school III tbs
country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-05
SIX DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS TO WASHING
TON, d. G., AND RETURN. VIA PENN


For the benefit Of those desiring 20 visit Washing
ton during the Knights Templar Conclsve the Penn
syvanla Railroad Company will sell excursion tickets
10 Washington on October ., g, and 3. valid for
return trip until October 81. 1889, at 80 80. The
tickets viii be good for stop of within tho proper
limit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-05
rup np1vrs ABOUT pI1TsFIELp

Marvellous for their beauty are the drives aoou,
p,,saed i'm this glorious autumn season-ony four IN
half hours from the Grand Central stsuon' py tno
HARLEM Division Of the Nsw-Yorh Cenu>' 80
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5peclaI Notifies.


Bangs e. Co.. 739 and 741 broadway,
VIII sell at auction
Monday and Tuesday Oct and 5, at o'clock each day.
LIBRARY, mainly ofr,,pr
AMERICAN LITERAIORb,
preas number OF First Editions choicest works Of
Son Fields Haeck Hawthorne, Holland, Holmes How.
ior ThoieaI Whitman Whittier Willis and Others also
SELECTION OF CURIOUS AND RARE BOOKS.
Wednesday Thursday and Friday, at 8 p.
VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS,
Standard and Dramatic Literature, Poetry History and
Travels Classics and biography Eng sVtng PGrsEa5
part OF the uluss atoms TO Napoeons Life ana Career
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How TO Cure Catarrh. ,
treatment that will cure Catarh Catarrhal Deafness Hay
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SHOWS Ron Bons and choice candies pneqused.
Potter Building. 80 PARK Row. U. s. Hotel Building,
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The New-York Association, for improving ths
Cond ton Of the Poor..This old Association IS an
Of the poot and the udcOus relief Of their nscessite,
without regard race. color. creed or nationally. Al
Society grants relief and has weequpped sanitary
sewing and fresh air depsrtmens p has Jus, 9penSe
r r. Mnturn As wiliam.st; Chimn Com. Of Ways and
Means r. Fulton Cutting Chmn Finance Com. James A.
Serymser; General Agent f. s. Longworth. ID 4th'aye.
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GENERAL JOHN T. AvERILL.

St Paul Oct 4-Gencral John T. Averlu' pronnne'i'
business man Of this city died his home last night AZ
o o'clock OF Brlghrs disease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-05
name anu duUrts

Notices of marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-05

Dr. Edward JudsOn. who has been working earnestly
for many years in behalf of the poor classes Of the
West Side has just been made happy by the generosity
OF Vermont gentleman who has put at his disposal
for the summer Of poor children and tired workers
a large and welLflrnished country house situated in
the midst of beautiful grounds.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-10-03
GENERAL NEWS.

Daniel Miller, of Macomb, veteran
of 1912, died recently.
School teachers are being advertised
for up in Huron county.
Michigan has 600 Methodist preach
ers and about 10000 Methodists.
The Macomb county poor house is to
be heated by steam at q cost of about
$1,000.
There are said to be 1t3 cheese facto-
ries, l07 creameries and two condensed
milk factories in Michigan.
Up to September 21st the slaughter
of sparrows in Lapeer county number
ed 1858 and $1l2.74 was paid from the
county treasury.
The Macomb county fair which for
thirty-eight years has been held at Mt.
Clemens has at last gone under. No
interest lately has been shown in the
matter therefore it was decided by the
directors that the best course was to let
it drop.