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AN APPEAL FOR I CHRISTulS BINNER

The Gospel Mission. which ha, 1t, headquarters At
Chrietma,t Day. II has fund sufficient prov id9
dinner for hny. The mission which i, situated in ono
Of the darkest poto IN New or depend, entirely for
ito support upon the effort, Of half dozen bu-incs,
men. subscriptions for Christmas solicited from
the public. They shonld be sent 10 Ferrlcr j.
Martin president, No ia Woth-t. \. H. Pcnfold.
vice president. No $50 Broadway; james Best.
Ietary No. - Carmincst.
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THE STATE FORESTRY c1uyISNJ0y.

Tic New York stat for-- try Comml-ion held a
meeting AT 50. ~ Nas-au-ot yesterday morning
The meeting 4 secret one, and none but III" com
Inttcc allowed 10 be present. II learned. no"
ever. from a prominent member II the Commission
that they putting the finishing tOuchc, on ih"li
bill. which will be presented to the Legislature al i''
meeting January q, or ~ soon thereafter may be-
practicable IT sad that none Of the PROV visions
Of the bill would be given ont for publication until II
llM been laid before the Legislature.
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4 SATISFAtTORT TEA EXAMINER

Isaac McGay WI, appointed tea examiner at the
Appraiser stores probation ,iA month, ago. Ills
work has been 80 satisfactory that Secretary Windom
Ia, appointed him permanent examiner salary II
~ 800 "a year. Mr.. McGay j, member Of the En-
rolled Republican Association Of the NXl>t Assembly
District and has been in the service eight years. lie
received his appointment through the influence vi VICE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20

Judges Enrich. McGnwn and Van Wyck. of the Guy
Court, Will ON Monday evening entertain their ougo-
and incoming brethren OF the Bench Al Dclmonl'" =
VIZ, Judsc' McAdam, Gcgcrich. Fitz,imonS and Ne"
burger. Among the other guests Will be chief Jn~i'o
Van Brunt, Of the supreme Court Chief Justice DdN
Of the Court of Common Plea Judge O'GOrman. OF the
superior Court. and cN hicf Judge O>hca, ana cA
Judges Hail. Hyatt, browne and lIolmc. Of the NV
Corr. 1t IL rnmorcd that Judge Ehrlich l. 10 l'
called 10 succeed chief Judge Mc\dam. picoidluS
judge of The city Court when the latter takes Judge
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and other patients will be continued often is
necessary to make complete experimental test OF
koch's method.
As soon as this method has been fully tested tho
results will be known to the profession and to
the public through the New York Acadciny o. Medicine
regard to these experiments until they nan nave be"
completed they will confer very great FAVOR upon INC
medical and surgical stan Of the hospital . ,
ALFRED l.. LOOMS. VI. ID.
New York, Dec. 10.
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fair to S2a 5SS %5 it sGSS
'ofs While not e,pccaIy ac: iV 5c demand shows
e snaa,d 'o a 1850 5 dhd s ?'s aS5c r mcda
$500 corn. on a. 'i, 5og5 say. - tat ts,
It d. 5d sGI paei Il Cost $50 Common to
choice $oa3se choice lss9 PSI do M ~ 'S Ss
METNLN-Bu,ine-s ., moderately actl,e. Values are
without change " moment AMERICAN Il",,No q
40 30 soutl' brands rang" ir9M sl5 '385i5 Grey
si6 - at furnace STEEL RAIL standard section,
quoted ne4ay At SO Nh r. o. d a 70 L a. M.
t2eo4-2 30 for Dsnellnston and 20 80 for Eslinoo
adic N''adI but stay at -e. ''''
nov qgod az $500, lair choice Por,o Rico, 25a 100
L"EEIVvALf Lang ST76;Esii;S-SpIEirs rURpEYTINE-uad
d. aand day hut the pg .. t t. iGG soS SI IN g d5
Sra. r5GgcC % strained - isa-i Is good do II q
}3e;i co 4 20 q. = = " Il co. 20. u % w. W e,
"Ilo-o palm sale~ 10 tons r h-52o du 6"
the CHANG, We're umimportant. cot,onseCd, crud,.
prime 27a2Sr: do oderaa'. l9a23c ignncd summer
o. lon. s Cochin Sic; Cod domestic 81 a32e foreign
cuttl Gac; Lard prime Talow, id45c; Mensaden
ter aogaa 5SacRcd spr94 -9a5o5 extra b5achd Win
ter 80, Speg ,, ua'i co. 'Ii WHY SEE beaehcd
sme 1iq73G Whale nan1 "H;eI i 23a4Sd Gc
sea ELEPHANT bcached winter Gsa6Sc SapOnned 4'sGt'.e
PER cENY FRfiGirrS'H ~ 81 mo2t today po-tyely
duh and ca,ur'i.,. There wa, demand Tor steam
grain room" out ,carctg % room t va, Sd " od6 d io In ~
pool and ID to London MI>CELLANE0ro CnAkI-
CorD for or naval tor ,, ID anq j., Brt,a ,''s r
lnG~ savannah to Liverpool Or Bremen. i76id Briti,h
IG 5ao g@r Hsn %at TO- ortdaG to or NaaaI
coosri?r oo pli,atr terms schooner C. !. Willard, Port
Provisions r2E-Ma, dat in to 40 "G.n', N,, \
a at , s|nr g ' o dIo,d q, 81 III for 'I old and
SsI 5ss! go 80 ' 20" ev >so r 81 7s@s5
Unchanged and quiet city ENtla India NJ, IN e.,
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ALETTER FROM DIR. LOOMS.

40 the Editor q Tho Tribunc.
sir: The first injection Of K0ch's lymph was made
in Bellevue Hospital oday AT y. H.
A number Of patients injected with the lymph
who were affected by the different varieties Of tnbcr
cosis viz tuberculosis OF the lungs, OF the bones 81
the skin external glands. aud one case OF lupus.
All Of these other patients voluntarily submitted
themselves 70 the experiment Injections Of these
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LYMPH FOR THE POSTGRADUATE HOSPITAL.


Albion ~ " Dec. 19.-Dr. william {. balIeN' ono
If a class of seven private pupils ana assistants ol II"
fcssor Koch who has watched all OF the '"'S u''''"
bv the Professor and Dr. Bergman from the peshnhE'
.iIod nm tbc steamer Alcr on Wednesday. He bring.
with him a sufficient quantity Of lymph for 1000 appl
cations and will demonstrate Professor ho'i mc'H"h
nj tho New York Post iraduatc Medical school.
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A FRENCH Ply A. To DIR KOCHS REMEDY.

A FRENCH RIVAL TO DIR kOCliH ktNhD''
Paris Dec 1g-Dr Petit has produced before inc
society Of Practical Medicine specimens of lymph in
vented by himself which, Ic asserts, VIII produce re
,uts in tubcrcur ii ,cases identical with these pro-
dnccd by Professor koch'e lymph. The lymph j. com
posed BY syntl c~S IT, appearance l. exact sinl'Idr
70 that NJ Inc Iyinph prepared by the Koch formula
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20

s9l bales gross J4G3 bales exports the Continent
566 bales sales 9j2 bales stock, 103, l25 bales.
Wc'kyNet receipts. 40 2G9 aes gross. 40 s35 bales
exports to Great Britain 10 3s2 bales to the Continent,
800 bah c0aStwsc. II 972 lals sales 1872 bales.
Norfolk, Dee 19.-tOtt0n dun: n1dling, ID net ana
cros> rcnts 1920 bale, coa.twis. 800 bales
sdIgs, 2,23J bales stock - 9~9 bals.
We Ky-Nrt and .ipts 20,127 bales; exports
20 Great Britain 1850 aoS tn Continent 400 bales;
coasLwise, l., l3s bales; silo., ~. 039 bales
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NEGOTIATIONS IN MONTREAL FOR LUPUS.

Montreal Dec. 19.-Two women suffering from lupus
in a highly dcveloped state were noculaed with Dr.
KochS lymph by Dr. ROddick AT the M"n'rc'h "chcidl
IoSpita TODAY in the presence Of leading physicians
and large number of students. The moo ulduoh VIII
be rCncHfcd.
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~ M BOOK or OpEN-AlR SPORTS, octave. 800
/ lLr-. illustrated The standard authority on
American 6pe,.ar aml-euents. Rules for sailing,
ming BAH paying shootlng horseback riding Sc. &c. 10
fun ri per COPY Published by The Tribune, New
Entertaining aud universally esnpinened BY the pysa6
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.


sunr.o.7 I'll setsa 3, Moon sots lisa m Moons 40 Il
mon WATER
LX-Sanoy HOOK ..s GOV I,.Ani SOOl H~. cats 3 ~
P.N-sandy Hoos. 3D. Gov.I'lni SOL Hen uAIe 5V9
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tt.r,. SOS, lU. Nfrt-l ordinary &" IA T.. .,
- 's, ~ -Ir.far. .prn- and Winter. So, "a.
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,f.f.r .......f I..t ".. l..'. -'.- |-' ''
~.tn,. ,,,,a.- IS 90. 80 ao. II,t' '.d 'H,. I'D
a.. ' '.4...., ..u4... ~c.- o'o h',. t-,I,,.
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OIL MARKETS..

oil city Dee l9-National Transit certificates cpensd
&C.. highest - lowest 6j4c closed '0ac. sales,
$1,000 hh- clarIcc0. 26soo hbN shipments. 9si71
Pitt>bure D,c Poiroeum-Activc trading. Va
fia Transit certificates opened at 654c: closed at -;
hi-h,,t. 12Lr: est. 61itr.
bradford Dec. 10 National Transit certificate, Opened
at Gir: ,o.ed &C. -c, highest '--c. lowest, botei
c,trancc,, 21I 900 bhl-.
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
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JUDGES 10 EyrERrAIx JrDGES AxD ExJrDGEs.

President Morton. and ha, earned his promotion by
mcritOrlOus work.
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GENERAL MARkET REPORT.

BUILDING NATEHIAL> Du and r1th,I 'a,y IN tone
Rtic,. pu1fod 35o- 80 fpI uprNcr hard ana ! 30"
- = for Jc:-cy. aNcrstrlw hard at !" 'uHt >" -
kul - 51ae1- uar 4. 7jdS3; rotor, d'ra ana r'l'
90; 90 hr,ru tl&. i1.,ad'ipDa i,oHt - ir'" W."
so. Eo,oud,c cement ~ per obi NIEr,.adn -
- 1ior2 -: rul~b IortiHnd - 3Ude- 'U' o,,iI.'1
r-lard e, lo1t2 10: 10. ISLAND common W "F l'r
bh. and do du~i ing. Il ioi ~. John ING; nV"''
a'a. - ,u-- 20 rr 1000; Goat h"f' --"-'' I''
CoriI,i Eio on t.c spot had an increased demand
pi'r.- vrr. uirly MAINTAINED 70. @u't,H J.. &c. :
~,I.-. Ia-- ls'4r- 900 Gags 80 - '''
lG'.c and f. and 1000 h4c' 40. l",a, ~ '" o5
VI ma growth. urm -al.-. $50 bag Nala'"lI'' ''L '
big, Sa,.uiIa private t"ru-. There wa, n@I nu." ,
iu the speculative market trading being NANNY "l ~ u" W
thtrartr 30 nov features v'r Developed ana '"'
Hurfut'is. continued -ual. ~ the "uti. U'I "', T.
ri-. of iI5 pou.- most marked on remote u.lu.'. pug
Railing -.t iu thereafter aud tho iupr'' "fuI W. ''
I'm a rl.a, uoa.urs The early nrmn~-' va, 'u, 70
stronger able IIayrr adj auc'd i y. any b'o ,o'i
unchanged HAMBURG closed Adi p'-. hin'I. ~ ,l'
AZ Eio v,r. small but exchange va, rE'uc'u 20
don u.-.t,i Onral quot l'iou-. - /, my, j. -,
80 Gd January. 90, f"hruaty. 'i' -" 'lo
Anil ~ Ni,v -. no quotes ''-ultI .I-1 w.
M o- p. ~ 200 rood second 10 k,lp- 29' rN'
',rt>air. -. receipts. 5000 bag no ,fH iAh',-
4 1000 tl1-' total -'orl. l'- 600 l"-. ..'i"i -
-fc,d, ~,ufo. 70, lpt- 1000 bag. r'r'iIl 70, iI'
-. December il I-,o l..lf ooo bag -i'n' unr 49,.
o~i go, .io-- eiur time le~- -,}I'oul 'ts rec ii
~ >info- Iul. to D..'uilat Is l9'o i'-,,.o' ,,l
-..,.. ,.. 1850 Il..t UfO bags -'n tIn, I0,'-
i-t."oJ Ia--, to,l -1- l't t"'d''' '0'' ''-'' ''
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Ann ouncsm enN

ARR You TEOUBiTp WITH CHAPPFp ANDsf
Use COrnclrs BcnzoIn Cosmetic soap. sold everywhere
25 cent, cake.
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BrImmcls World-rcnowrcd Candies noted for
Their high flavor. Fin" Chgcolatc-. Ronbon> Caramel,
Large assortment o fancy Ba-ttt- and etc-. ioN
oirandst So Broadway. @@3 6h- ave, Wet lfth-st
Uptown branch. 3l-t-st and BIo,dNay.
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For Boynton's celebrated furnaces. hot water
heaters Baltimore heaters and ranges, 60 70 the
BOYNION FURNACE co. 2O7 and 20J Water.s~
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MARRIED.

ROCHE HAYES. On Wednesday, Nov. 5,
at the Catholic church in Meme, by
Rev. Robt. Roche, Mr.. John Roche,
OF Doyiestown and Miss Julia Hayes
of Meme.
There were present at the ceremony
Rev. Father Wall pastor at Patch Grove
and Rev. Henry Roche of Columbus,
uncle of the bridegroom. The ceremony
was reformed by brother of the groom.
Mr.. Roche is young man of good edu-
cation and fine business ability. He be-
came acquainted with his bride while
visiting his brother who was pastor of
the Catholic church at Meme.
Miss Hayes, the bride, was for some
time teacher in this county, and is a
young lady of most estimable character
There was no teacher more conscientious
in her work and none who rose more
rapidly in the esteem Of patrons. Mrs.
Roche has earned the goodwill of many
and will ever be kindly remembered by
them.
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Personal

GENE SMALLEY is spending few days
at home this week.
COUNTY TREASURER GIELow leads the
ticket in this county.
Mrs. EMERY spent few days visiting
in Milwaukee last week.
PRIEST. W. ID. PARKER was in the city
on Tuesday visiting the high schools.
GEORGE HAMILTON of Detroit, Mimi,
was in the city yesterday on his way to
Two Rivers.
THE family of Rev. Mr.. Chaplin, the
new Presbyterian pastor, arrived in the
city this week.
FATHER PITT of Meme leaves this
week for Milwaukee where he will have
charge of church.
Miss ADDIE l.. MURPHY arrived Mon
day and will be the guest of Mrs. n. B
Morse. until after the holidays.
Rev. Mr.. MAGELssEN of Minnesota was
in the city this week. He came to visit
his parents and attend the wedding of
his sister.
Mr.. SwATY, superintendent of schools
IN kewaunee county for the last SIX
years was defeated by r. w. Moore at
the late election.
l.. A. SCHMITz of Kewaunee was de-
feated for district attorney of that county
at the late election. The majority rgainst
him was only 100.
Miss MARY LoUGHLIN of this city re-
turned last week from a visit to north
ern Michigan and Canada, where she had
been visiting in company with her uncle.
OFro WIEGAND, formerly of Centerville
was elected assemblyman on the demo-
cratic ticket in Oconto county. John
Fetzer of Forrestville was elected sena-
tor.
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HISTORY repeats itself: In 1873 when
the democrats of Wisconsin won, there
was Graham law" IN issue as there was
q Bennett law this year. Farmer Taylor
had attained some prominence by being
at the head OF the State Agricultural
Soclety just as Peck's success. in Mil
yankee gave him prominence. Another
coincidence: Robert Graham the repub-
Hcan nominee for state superintendent
then held the same position in the same
school which l.. d. Harvey, the republi-
can nominee this year holds. Both were
defeated while both were the choice of
large majority of the teachers of the state.
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decd EMIL BAENSCH, County Judge.
SCHMITZ & KIRwAS, Attys.

First publication Nov. - 1890.) Moss
TN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY COURT.
! In the matter of the estate of Joseph Jindra,
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of j. c: Nc
Carly the administrator of the estate OF sand de-
ceased for the adjustment and allowance OF his
administration account land the assignment OF
the residue of said estate to such other persons
as are by law entitled to the samei
1t is ordered, that said account be examined,
adjusted and allowed at general term of said
court to be held AT the office of the county judge
in the city of Manitowoc. in said county on
Tuesday the 10th day of December A. D. 1890.
1t il futher ordered, that upon the adjustment
and allowance of such account by this court as
aforesaid the residue of said estate be, 10y the
further order and Judgment Of this court, as
signed to such persons as are by law entitled to
the same, g.,
1t tuiher ordered, that notice of the time and
place of examination and allowance of such &C
count and of the assignment of the residue OF
said estate be given to all persons interested by
publication of this order for three successive
weeks before said day, in the manitowoc Pilot
a weekly newspaper printed and published at the
city of Manitowoc and State of Wisconsin.
Dated November IL, 1880,
BY the Court,
deci EMIL BAENSCH County Judge.
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First publication Oct 80, 1907 No.
Il n DOOR AIE-M aNIrnzynC COUNTY COrRT.

First publication Oct. 30, 1907 No. %
IN PROBATE-MANITo COUNTY COURT.
| In the matter of the estate OF John Gabriel,
On reading and filing the petition of Anna
Gabriel administrative of the estate of the de-
ceased praying that the petition for the. sale of
lands belonging to the estate of deceased may be
amended AS also the order for sale of all lands by
insisting III said petition and order as the fact Is
that a part of said lands therein described were
the homestead of said deceased and Is part Of a
tract of land subject 10 q mortgage and that all
the other real and personal property Is INSULT
cient to pay the mortgage debt and that the part
not included IN the homestead cannot be sold
separately without injury to the interest CT the
parties.
1t is ordered that said petition be heard before
nee at special term of this court to DO held 81
the office of the county Judge in the city OF Mani
towoc in said county on Tuesday the 18th day of
November 1880.
And il is further ordered that notice of the time
and place for such hearing be given 10 all per
sons interested by publication of this order Tor
three successive weeks before said day in the
Manitowoc Pilot weekly newspaper printed
and published at the city af Aanitowoc, State OF
Wisconsin.
Dated October 81 1850.
BY the Court:
EMIL BAENSCH, County Judge.
C. W. WHITE, Atty. noy3
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A peculiar case was tried in this city
yesterday, the parties being from Cato.
A dealer in cattle, man of the highest
character, was charged with having in his
flock of sheep three lambs which did not
belong to him. The general opinion
among people who know the eircum-
stances is that the suit was wholly I'M
iustifable
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THE convenience of passengers requires

THE convenience Of passengers requires
that they be transported as comfortably
and quickly as possible to and from all
trains and boats. Consequently We have
concluded to run hack at tie ordinary
bus rates. a baggage wagon viii also
be run in connection with the same. TO
insure promptness and certainty in being
transported at the proper time leave all
orders at Oscar a. Alters DING Store or
at the barn on the north side, or at Pien-
ing & Fechter's Book Store on the south
side. CooTwAY K GU1TMANN.
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mallltowor pilot.
CITY AND COUNTY
THURSDAY, nov. y, 1890.

WELL, the sun keeps on rising just the
same.
MONEY TO LOAN on good farm security
in sums to suit. NASH & NASH.
The price Of coal is going up. During
the week it advanced SOC per ton.
LADIES Fine Shoes a speciality at
E. KRUMMHEURR. -
THE county board met in annual ses-
sion on Tuesday of this week.
For your laundry work go to F. G.
Schultz doors north of p. o. If
DIR. L. T. SEEGERs Dental Office in
the Torrison Block North Side.
SHIPMENTS of -four by the Manitowoc
h Ludington route will soon be resumed.
SCHULTZ the halter has the latest in
fall and winter styles IN hats and caps.
THH fire department was called out
by q false alarm one evening last week.
PRESIDENT HARRISON has designated
Thursday Nov. q, IS day of thanks
giving
THE Mckinley bill does not effect
prices in hats and caps at Schultz the
halter If
TIE Farmers Institute for Manitowoc
county will be held in this city February
"a and %.
QUITE number from this city attend
ed the jollifcation meeting at Milwaukee
last night.
BURT & PACKARDs Fine Shoes for men
(Korrect Shape) can be found at f.
KRUMMEEUER. Is
THE schooner Montgomery, coal laden,
went ashore near Sheboygan on Wednes-
day of last week.
GET your Rubber Carriage Aprons at
Hanson Wagon Works, unquestionably
the best III the market.
THE democrats of Mishicott celebrated
their victory with torch light process
sion one evening last week.
The best remedy to heal SORE BREAST
NECK and SHOULDER ON HORSES sold at
Hinrichs' Drugstore.
THE Markhams" returned from their
hunt on Wednesday last They succeed
cd in capturing five deer III all.
The ST. Paul railroad will hereafter
run its own sleeping cars and will have
nothing to do with Pullman cars.
GIRL WANTED.
A girl to do homework. inquire at the
residence Of A. B Melendv. Is
THERE are sixteen states which will
have no republican representative in the
lower house OF the next congress.
The Rand & Roemer Hardware Co.
has purchased two fine dock lots on
which warehouse will be built.
FOR SALE.
A second hand round coal stove, Gar
land No. 3d. Enquire of A. B. Melendy.
KIMBERLY & CLARK have purchased
the Depere Water power and will erect
the largest paper mill in the west there.
Go to the mems and boys furnishing
goods house for your fall and winter
underwear If T. G.. SCHULTZ.
COUNTY CLERK SENGLAUB, assisted 10y
Justices Markham and Falge, canvassed
the election returns on Monday of this
week.
Mr.. ANTON JAMES is canvassing the
city for book entitled Bohemian Made
Easy" the author of which Is Hon. Car
Jonas.
QUITE a number Of young people from
Sheboygan were in the city on Friday
last, having come here to take part in the
kirmess.
DOES YOUR HORSE COUGH?
If SO, use, Hinrich's Improved Horse
Powder the best in the world for coughs
and cold.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-11-13

NOTICE has been received by the T. &
?. NJ. r. r. of some half dozen cars of
-four having started from Minneapolis
for Manitowoc which may be considered
a forerunner of what is to come, the pro-
spects for large traffic across the lake,
being very bright. F. & P. NJ. steamer
No. One resumed service on the Line
Saturday Nov. oth taking the place OF
the Z. G.. Stewart.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-11-13

On Sunday morning a capsized vessel
was seen about mile south Of Ahnapee.
A party of fishermen went out to her and
discovered four men clinging to the
wreck. The boat had capsized during
the night and the men chung to the rig
ging until morning. The cook had perish
ed from exposure and. his body was wash
ed away. The vessel was the scow r. H.
Becker loaded with wood and bound for
Milwaukee.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-11-13
SPECIAL. TAX NOTICE.

To The occupants of lots and parcels of land
fronting both sides of Washington street IN
block IA and 23S in the city of hanltowoc.
You and each of you are hereby notified that
the Tag roll for grading on both sides OF Wash
ington street in blocks "a and 2Ss has been de-
livered To me for collection and you are request
ed to pay me within thirty days from the hrst
publication of this notice the taxes charged
in said tax roll to the lots, owned by you re-
spectively together with commission OF two
per cent. on the amount of such taxes If paid
within fifteen days after the first publication
hereof and ave per cent. on suoh amount II paid
after fifteen days and within thirty days from the.
first publication of this notice.
Dated Nov. 4th $780,
CARL HANSEN, City Treasurer.