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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-05-27

The hand that rM ks the cradle Ia the hand
that isn't worth a cent at throwing a cold
potato ut a strange cat.-Mt. Vernon News.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-05-27

Commencing Monday, May 9th. tickets
will be on sale for the Worlds Columbian
Exposition at Chicago. Fare, Sass for
the round trip. For any information in
quire of ticket agent.
F. SAUNDERS. Agent.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-05-27
strayed From Bottineau.

One red steer two years old; has white
tip on tail and pointo one horn broken
of. Also, one red bull. one year old.
Leave word with w. II. Mcintosh.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-05-27
% You want : new Dress?

Mrs. e. Carleton has returned from the
east and will do dress making as well Is Al
other classes of sewing. Call and see Ter.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-05-27
A Question.
Mr.. EDITOR:

Mr.. EDITOR:
Will you please answer through your
paper a little question and oblige?
Suppose A takes a claim and cultivates
say ten rods over his line. B takes the
adjoining claim and strikes out a furrow
on the line early in spring. A not having
said strip prepared for crop. A crosses
the line and sows it. B having notices up
that he has taken said claim. Can B hold
and cut crop?
A SUBSCRIBER.
Ans. A was a trespasser on government
land in the first place, and is now tres
passing en- BIS claim, consequently has no
right to the crop. B being the rightful
owner, can hold and cut crop.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-05-27
Wanted to buy.
when Won WANT Drink

A good fresh milk COW. VIII pay cash
. Mrs. j. b. SINCLAIR
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-05-27
FREE, ..; :;:: :; :: ..,.
WITH THE
TO ADVERTISE
o UR co IL

~ W u II
We will give a thorough course of instruc-
ton in double and single entry Book.
keeping and Commercial Arithmetic by
mail FREE OF CHARGE to a limited ,num-
Der of persons. This course will be com
pleted in forty lessons. No charge. for
Diplomas. Address.
PROF. F. !. VANDERBERG, PRES,
3o2, 3o4 & 900 Delaware ST.,
Leavenworth, Kan.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-05-27
.. DRAKE, y.
Attorney forjudgment creditor.

The North East quarter Of North West quarter
Of Section 1s in Township i62 in Range IS in Bot
tineau County. North Dakota, will be sold at the
front door of the Post Office in Willow City in
said County on the 27th day of May A. d 1891 1T 2
O'Clock p. m. under the mortgage executed by
James Dawson and Eliza s. Dawson on April 10th,
1889, to Mortgage Bank and Investment Company
and by it assigned t. Sarah Fl. Hollister to satisfy
$3l. 70 now due hereunder ard costs of sale and
attorneys fees. O.
April 6. 1898. SARAH Fl. HoLEIsrEa, Assignee.
Default has been made in the conditions of
z mortfage conta sasn power Of sale dated
Office of the Register of Deeds of Bottineau
County, North Dakota, November asth, 1899,
g n aSSot cd E Of ana EiissSet Raf K. s ooo Tesre hiy
wife, mortgagors. mortgaged to The Mid
dlesex Banking Company mortgage. The
west hait { o. ! Inc soutiieast quarter ana the
twelve (12) in town one hundred and sixty
one G!6D of range seyenty-seven ~ In said
p SSss1n ef sale iiehhn has bec Dy w operat ae xs and inc me
action or proceeding at law has been In
stituted to recover the debt remaining Sc
is cIaimcd to be dne on said Mortgage ut the
date hereof. $306.9 %, to which amount should
be added the taxes on said property paid by
s ss pro % 3 Il said am %ortsass: to Sa 81 .s ses MsF.
ing the total amount claimed to be due at
the date hereof on said mortgage $a3ia.
s SGS p pSs,se s ~ Ge morts g,se" viii ihr BE- oy fo H,ssas ID
and said premises sold atpublic auction, by
the sheriff of said county or his deputy. on
freSt zoo door 1 o& The ss i%e eof s3se IN E; s &; e. sns
attorneys fees and disbursements allowed
Dated April 10, 1893.
THE MIDDLSsEx BANKING COMPANY, (sEAL)
By RogT. N. JACKSON; President.
Fl. G. GILBERT & CO., Mortgage.
Attorneys J
st. Paul. Mimi.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-05-27
Laundry.

To anyone wishing fine laundry work
done. Baskets 60 out every two weeks.
Work guaranteed.
.# r SAftNnRRS.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-05-27
LAND OFFICE AT DEVILS LAKE. N. d,
? - -. 49, - -. OQIh laO2

LAND OFFICE At DEVILS LAKE n. D., -
Apr. 2sth. 1898. {
Notice il hereby given that the following-named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim. and that said
proof will be made beforetlfe Clerk of the Dis
trict Court at Bottineau N. D., on. June 10th, 1893,
viz:
GEORGE McMILIiN,
D. 8. No 643l, for the Ell n-e4, s-wH n-e4 and
sen n-wA rec. 10, II. 162, r. IS.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of.
said land, viz: Ut
Alfred Il. Hall, John Patterson, John A. McDon-
aid, William Fairweather. all OF Bottineau. n. D..
~ l.. X. SHEILEN
Register.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-05-27
BOT TINEAU PIONEER.
SATURDAY, a q, 1893.
GREAT NORTHERN TIME TABLE,

GREAT. NORTHERN TIME TABLE ::
~. &c LEAVE Bottineau Mondays. and Fri.
days Mt g.25 o ciucka m arriving at tugby Juno
ton AZ ls,ls p. m, RETURNING to Bottineau
a. me- days,
LRAvfss RUGBY JUNCTION at 215 p. MAR
irving at HhSatineHu ats p. IN.
Makes CONNECTION Mt Rugby Junction for eaft
as,d west. Engage eheckei for all points in
1sMned SAateAAn Canada. Trains arrive In Chi
NGASo tweivehours quicker than by any other line.
Also shortest route to MI larihc Coast points,
Fur amy information, call On ticket agent, Botti-
ncAu,
b +. SAUNDERS. Local Agent.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-05-27
About Fishing.

Agent Grand Forks Steam Laun,
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-05-27

M. A. DENNRY.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-26
Gomite iiir unteri u6uu9 oer
Rluueiulle

Rep. &. aoeberl, Wtiuu., Gorl. au9ult
ger6ert, Satob Willer, i. SotlaSe, Solepb
S6aiiler, u. Gouatb, 9m. S6ueioer, ).
6. Sielmuuu, 8. Huiinger, Gilbert Slider,
au9uit Selser; Y. Gbertsbauier, Wf. GntiS,
&. Grieleler, Ot. Goete, y. SarpinS, y,
aneio, s. Sober, Sobu go9emes, M. Utenie,
op. Weuerpiiier.
Spe3 =Gomtte Ir Seileib s.
gei lille.
y. Sldel, Gori.; =. Sreper, ). glrenoes.
Gomite iIr umpolleuoete Ges
d. Gite.
Sacob 6rtt, Suo., Tori; Jf. elltwieS, :.
Sristi, s. Wt. Geseu, g. GuieuberSer, Stes
pbeu gobmeper, Sol. greiier Reu. 6. Us.
gammert, Sobu 2ubiu, u. Meuer, Gb. &.
Dteper, !. Weper, gS. Raueu, 9luSuit RoBs
man, Geter Rotb, Geo. Bump. @b. Spilter,
B. Stappert.
Damn wuroe Der geri6t oes Gorreip.
Setretdrs ausgetbeilt, Dem mir fol9enoe
9lugaben entnebmen: IS puroen wGb=
reno oes Sabres l6 neue Yereine aui=
senommen, 10 oaB ieBt i'm Central
Terein 542 0ereine pertreteu lino, wie
folut:
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9nbnque, Sowa, 9ientag, BEN rs. September 1893

oies. Serr 9lrsnoes belt cine lanssre
&eoe oasesen uno CAB idlieBlib nit
Der grtlarung ben 9lusIdlas, papa
ameno babe bel SebSsiteu eiueu oerar.
tisen goriblas als fir ben Central
@erein oerbansnibpOu suriidsewieien.
Sas seniigte. Ser Gentralpereiu miro
fortfabren, ale Sabre Suiammen3u=
tolnmen.
Ser bo6w. 9ater 9pller trat oann
elm uno tbeiIte nit, oaB man eben aus
&om iolsenoes Selssramm erbalten
babe:
slH u. g8eber, ben gorissubsu bes Ssuti6eu
tatboIii6eu Gsutral= Gsreius, Ct. gouis.
Ger Fapit bat bic gIiitwiinide Der Sers
lammluus, oeren Soriser On bit, bulopoa
eut9sseu Senommeu uub ertbeilt Der Sers
iamm!uuS ben apoitOIii9en SeseH.
Rampolla, cardinal.
Die @erIammlung bate Der Ser=
leiung oieier gOtibaft itebenoen SuBes
jugebOrt; oils Der bobp. Gater 8oller
oann ein oreifabes Sod auf gapit
SEQ XIII. pOri6lus, maate li6 Der
nisosrsebaltsne gntbuliasmus Suft.
Zen gntras, einen gsiitliben 9iret-
tor gu erpableu, ipuroe abssipielen.
Der glutras, benz gbrenpraiioeuten
SIP uno Stimms in ben 8eneralper=
iammlunsen susuertennen, uuroe ans
senomn,en.
Der 9lntras ben Setretdr gu beauf=
trageu, minoeItens bier MOnate Dor
geeinn Der 9neralperiammlun9en bic
ginlaounsen oasu aus,uienoen, puroe
abgepieleu.
Ger glntrag oes Serrn Sombrio9e,
b0bmiibeu uno ilOpeuiiden Sereineu
ben slnibluB an Den Gentral=gerein Su
seltatten, mar BON Gomite nit ableb=
MEMBER empieblllng ein9erelbt wOroen.
Serr Sombriose belt ieoob cine
ldnsere Heoe fir feline 2anosleute in
Siioeuropa uno brI6te Die Geriamm=
lung Su Dem Yei1luB, Die ilOueniiden
@ereine Su,ulailen, bod miiiieu oieiel=
ben iib i'm gertebr nit oem Gentral=
gsrsin Der Oeutiden Spra6e beoisnen.
3cs Gomite fir Srudiabsn purbe
anestpieisn, As, 900 4rOtotols pruden
Su laiien. Serta9ung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-26
lrlittpob 6en 20. Sept.

llt1lpodl oeH ~. Sepl.
Sn Der ct. pstsr unO Yauls Stride
tpurbe Elm feierlibes Requiem fir Die
@erltorbeuen oss Gentral=gersius cele=
brit.
Ole Wt tOrgeniiBuns.
prdlioent gBeber srDfnete Die 9er=
iammluns nit 8ebet.
Eelegat gtienitaeot beantraste Gr=
uennuns zines aus orei Serren be-
ltebenosn Gomites, welbes Santssbe=
ibliiiie abiaien iOute. beg. Der Semiib=
unsen Der ct. Coulter 9Omitss, peIbe
fir bic llnterbaltuns Der geiu6er iors=
ten. Sn teiusr Staot isisn bic 9sls=
gatsn 10 auigenommen woroen, pie in
ct. 2Ouis. Der 9lntras luuroe anse=
nommsn nit Dem 9lmsnosmsnt, oaB
aud bic preiis ni9t gu psrseiien lei.
Ser goriiBer ernanute bic Ssrren
Iisnitaspt, YlOder uuo 8nsbber su
Mitslieoern bes slusibuiies.
IS ltslts Ssmano ben Intras aui
Isrtasuns Bis orei llbr Ha6mittass,
um benz Wittpen uno gSaiisu- 5onos
6slsssnbsit CUR SOllenonns ieiner 4r=
belt gu Seben.
2ssen spei Sereine in Milwautee
puroe &lase erboben, neil lie 81 bobe
Summeu als &rantsuselo beSabltsn.
Wian bra9te cine SOrlase siu, li5
Der slsitatiOn ansui6lisBen, pur6
lpsl6e Der GOnsrsB bewossn psrosn iOl.
i'm Capitol Die auiitelung elmer Sta=
tue pes Yater Marquette gu ssitatteu.
9lui Intras puroe oann pprseI6la.
gen, slmeubements CUR Tsriailuns
uerleien, woraui man iib psrtaste.
SiBuns bes 8ittpsn= unb
Wai em= Souos.
Sann bssann Die SiBun9 Der Sele-
saten jener @ereine, ipelcbe Den @itt=
psn= uuo @aiienionos anssb0ren.
Yralioent :. u. Wtiiller iibernabm
Den SOriiB, uno naboem Sstretdr
Sbiiier oas ProtOtOl Der WOntass=
iiBuns perleien battle, purpeu mebrsrs
gOribldss uuterbreitet. Sp. SaB=
mann leste einen Plan Dor, Die @abl
zines Sberar3tes gu uerfiisen, pelder
80 Gents fur jsoe duplication erbalten
ioa.
Der Yerpaltunssratb empiabl Die
slusieBuns elmer pramie iilr neue
VtitSlieoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-26

Sn Der ga DIN ittassiiyuns,
Del6e nur turse 3sit bauerte, purocn
Die 8eiddite oes @ittuen= uno Wai=
ien=Sonos perbanoelt uno Der Sabres=
beribt oes Setretdrs Sp. s. Spaun=
bort entgesen9enommen.
9tadber mar sroBer GmpIang in ben
Glumli6teiten oes Marquette Clubs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-26
Yreiie Der In;eis II.

Sober 3Oa Der spaIts per Sabr ........slsoo
- U(oHaie. y. -.
/" :. 3Utouats. ...... 500
5ur iebe Seile grepier ooer oer.u Taum aas
erltemaI IL SeHis
Ssiratbs. unb 1obes.auSetseu nit sprua $3.50
pbus Sprut 3l.O0
guSsi9en bic BEN Seiite Der faith. eirb. ,upi,
Der lino. rnoen teiue Aufualne.
2lnseiSen ienos man - ate.
items am lllontdS lllor'
gen eiu.
SobEIrbeiteH aller Irt prumpt uHo bilig
alsgefiibrt.
n -
cfHce Der ,,8aiette".
G6e Der Sehiteu uHD Soipaitre5e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-26
11lontas, oen Is. September.

Ser sweite Sds oes Gentral= =Gereins=
fsites perliei wie folst:
WorgensG ottesbienf.
Sie ct. peters uno Paulsfir6e mar
nabeSu sefiiUt. Der bodw. Batter S.
=. &oeberl bon ct. paul, Minn.,
ss!sbrirts unter sIiiiitsus Der bO4w.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-26

Sn Der ct. peter unO gauls Stride
ipuroe Elm ieierli6es &equiem fir Die
@erltprbeuen oes Gentral=8ereius cele=
brit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
TIE DR.lN.iTIC SEASON.

The now dramatic season has opened well II
certainly will be active and il probably VIII pc
prosperous. Incidents OF uncommon interest are
to attend it's course Mr. Irving and Miss Terry
will make their re-cntrance. and they VIII present
among Other plays Of the best order. Shakeapeares
Lear" and Tcnnyson's "Becket" Mr.. Willard
will come back to New-York. and will act here for
thre. months. presenting The Professors Love
story and possibly Hamlet" Mr. Coquelin ana
Miss Hading will illustrate the drama OF France
The return Of Sarah Bcrnhardt and % Eleonofa
Duse is probable Mrs. LanStry will be- seen once
more. Mr.. and Mrs Kendall coming. With Mr..
Pincros play. called The Second Mrs. Tan
queray" Mr. Charles Wyniham will again un-
fur the silken pennon of light comedy. Those are
the principal foreign actors who by their presence
in the United States will help to signalize the
memorable year Of the Worlds Fair Mr.. Irving
and Miss Terry have already appeared in san
Francisco. and have gained new laurcls by
fresh manifestation of their brilliant art Nine.
Modjeska and Mr.. otis skinner begin the season
this week at Buffalo. Richard Mansfield is al
ready in action and he viii come II Newborn
early in October with all his old plays and at
least that is nov. Mr. Sol Smith Russell. as-
Stunning a considerable prominence than ne
has hitherto occupied. will take the leadership OF
the field Of eccentric comedy Mr.. Russell comes
to Days Theatre for three months. and tho9e
months will be ful Of pleasure for a multitud" Of
people. Mr. Warde and Mr.. James vii! supply the
element of romantic drama. diversified with fraS-
ciy. The woes of distressed woman. ama'ory,
consumptive and other. will be depicted by Miss
Marie Wainwright who is already coughing with
Camille" Miss julia MarloWe VIII continue 10
measure herself 10y the comedy heroines Of shake
speare Miss Davenport. may be expected IN Eco
patra' and the surnptuous Rose Coghlan in "Di-
plomacy llr. Jefferson win present his btloIcd
and admired Fin Van Winkl" and his niinithblc
Acres MIR Goodwin. Mr. ,ranc. Nh Francis WI,
son. Mr. Iarrsan and otheT notable piayrr@ VII WI.
in continual favor Miss Lillian Russell will chal
the town. and thcr. w'M ~ Ierfcrmaance,sS 2l the
There IL always 81 vigorous exhibition ~ energy
A; the opening of the dramatic season IN TINS capt
tai and the announcements Tor the present year
bear ample testimony - the zeal ana "Ei"iitloh
Of theatrical managers. Now. ~ heretofore. Inc
material prosperity II the theatre will be- sought
with stron uous effort. Whether the pubic h'nch'
Will also he sought IT, much AS ever dubious
Those manager who seek hp'h-Tho IL TACT MAKE
thn one dependent on the other-arc th' best
friends Of IN" stage and u" permanent FCt"'' III
the field Of business life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
Booy FOR WEST SIDE HorSEKEEpEas.

beautiful building has Just been completed
at Colurahus-ayc. and Sevcnty-s"conh-at.' on
The southeast corner. II was built 10y IN" well
known .,anch old firm Of Park & TiNord. II Is a
substantial structure 81 Hight brick arl white gran
tie. with t,rra-cottl decorations. AM IS DECIDED
architectural ornament to the nelghborho)d.
Yesterday this firm opened In their fine nfN
building 4 quality oi grocery store when VIII
undoubtedly attr.ct tn" bes; class OF 'raH' on
,ho Wort side Ever since The wonderful develop
mcni Of the west side Of the city as a fire residcn-
ial district the people there have suff"r" much in
convenience y being obliged to orcr their groceries
and hous hold provisions from downtown houses.
This inconv, ni.rco win BE- no longer felt, for the
new store ~ Park X rilfori. at 'ourbns-'vc. AMI
Sevcniy-s acond-gi. Is ~ complete ana perfect Ia
"rery det all as 10 roit eNactnS buyers can ne
mand Tho 9th r stores ~ Thu popular hrr. which
are situated further downtown ere not more COM
plctc or attractive than N" beautiful new store
that WAS opened yest 'rlay This new store Is
bound ~ be one 81 the most popular OF It's KIM
I'm tl4 city 1t ms every modern Improvement for
the storage and display OF Goods and for the con
vcnienco and comfort Of IT, patrc ms.
Every ,ning that be found in the other "N-
cccnt stores Of firm is also offered for sale in
the new establishment and when II was opened
Yesterday the householders of III" West SD" found
that th"y had at their doors ~ fine a display Of
groceries and provisions to select from as the
inhabitants OF any other part OF TINS or OF any
other city IN the world
In point of atiractivcness this store Is far
I'm advance OF the other establishments OF the kind
I'm this city. The entire huliir; Is given NJ To
the uses Of the firm. and t. completely stocked
with the best quality of standard articles including
"A most desirable and extensive assortment of SUI
peror perfumery and toilet requisites The ground
floor OF the building has been decorated and stocked
in such a manner that It Is eXaggcration to say
that II is a work 81 art. The fixtures and general
htting-up are noticoiby substantial and elegant In
design and finish. There is air Of solihty about
the interior that gives confidence In the quality
OF the articles offered for sale There is =
large force OF intelligent attendants ana scores ot
other attractive features that VIII surely make this
now establishment popular with people who want
honest goods at honest prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
PasfaMcc Notice.

Foreisn mails for the week ending septembe,rTo 80 VIII
a%ccn p% tsa%s! Sorh syney 5;,., ana
pr Ak i%1 i a% Se's sa.. '"a
s rIme "r d taep for ireland mus. 5;
directed per mayerb AZ IL IA 'qpEie%senary Z %s
for yGaca and per 10 ,rea pr pds
VIA sr 81 H"rs rae
cs az tcs for dr s Of Euc 20
rs%ss 80 u1xe M lI g; Bcls %sss
BE- direStd ;.pcr westernIand' at II FOR Fortune
Iol a Costa I'RS. a ana fi no must BE- se
f. ,la p a. for TsiT for La aa e e de@t r
Merida a. . NJ for ra,rc cOrSr r PER pcscI S 81
Dallas; rS% SS% % az m Tor TfSxo
pcr :. : franklin. from Neworleans; at 30 p M for
80 b iST guIspc PER- cS"%
m @s 1 10 @ for sq '
p m. i-uppsmsntary 80 ,; M for Nassau, n. p aud
n for Jamaca and GIs5,osn n, per snS
Tuxo %u;' ss dr@Sd T., ST SS a. p ps sup
Muric letter. Tor ,enai Trinidad and Tobaso 10
dFsss:f Ecr Sg,s 80 M for France switzerland
Italy spain Portugal and Turkey per Ia Bourgogne.
u. at c for r E% canE per Frame: cs sIl
land Italy san, Portugal and Turkey must b. directed
lib VA Brcms1 cter for other part Of gsurops
bSVonis, Vi, GLASGOW deter. nus e dir,,sa 'rst
Nn,t Ram. Via Rot:@rdam cteia BE- directed
70; Central America teNcept Costi Rra) and >oIta
Pacific ports per CITY ~ Para, via Colon letters
for t;uatcmala Re directed p"r CitT Of Porl'
CO 10 80 a. for Brazil AMI Ia Plata countries. per
isS : sd S s be f'ne a@f ES !sass
lvrc') at II for santiago cuba. per = Mexico
1lct,r fr Venezuela and Sasanlls. ETC. must DC al.
lot per MeNicO' nj II a. M for Canlnrhe Chapas,
Tabasco and Yucnto1 per lumur l"ttr, ior oLer
Nr>iror states cuba must 10 directed per Nunaif
AZ II a. M for Hayti. tunaDa aud (aruano per s. ::
prns Nillem | etfers Tor Other Neneluel1 ports an I
fcr rnra 40 Tliniad. Brit sh aud Dutch Guiana muS
To- directed .p.r Pm, WI lem r..
Mails for China and Japan per = s. Peru lirom san
Fraursro clos. daily mp u Serenher - at ~
T. H. Mai. the Hawaiian Island, per : Aa'sr, Italia
81 a. 80 ~ M Mail: for the Society Islands ner sh2
Tropic bird from san Francisco clos re daily NJ 70
september '2i 30 y. l.; Mails for Au,traa New
Marines, from Francisco clo~e here daily up 70
October - o. 30 tor arrival az New.bork OF
: Etrura with British mails for Australia) MATS for
china Japan Hawaii and Al trllia VIA vancouver
(snccallv only close this oco daily at oSg
n M, Mails for Newfoundland by rail TO RalIaN ana
thence nv steamer close ut this Office daily NJ 80 p ~.
Mails for Niannon. bv rail Boston, and thch"e oy
steamer close AZ Office daiis At 80 m Mails tnr
Cuba nv ,il 10 TamD Fla aud thence ny steamer alt.
inc MONDAYS Thursdavs), close az this once gary -
40 A. M Malls for Mexico. overland, unless :pciaay
addressed dLlatch By steamer, Close NJ c''s o''s
daily at : a. ,.o,. a,v
Registered mail close AZ y. M: rrsNion' oV.
CHARLES W. DAYTON. Postmaster,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
NOTES Or THE STAGE.

wooi,oa More. WHO corp.o,d 'P,rjandruu,' and
..Wauq" AID Ml.s Agnes Reilly. formerly Of ihc De
Wolf Hoppe Company. married b. The Re- Dr.
uour'.ton On WEDNESDAY evening Mrs. More viii re-
tire from iac stage.
Miss Loic Fuller rn be- In Ncw-Yoh Toy on week
more she win appear ot the Eroniw,y rheatrc o3ly.
Miss iunia INlcy h. suGcine from vous ,ro,'iation
~ tho Westminster Hotel. iici ply selan pr walter
plemninc oid yctcfday that her condition "a, some
What improved hut that she woud he Unable 10 act for
SIX months.
The lat Performance OF The Back Crook" at the
Academy Of Music given last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
OBITUARY.
JOSEPH T.. BURRILL.

Joseph T.. Burrill, who was well-known cor
poration lawyer and the senior member OF the Ia"
firm Of Burrill. Zabrskie & Burrlll with omces al
No q Broad-st.. died yesterday morning at LenoH'
Mass He born in Charleston. S. C., IN ls<z. Inc
family came originally from Lynn. but moved 10 'he
South several generations ago. Mr. Burrh was
graduated from Columbia College in 1853 ne
studied law with Judge Davies ard was adh't'eu
to the bar in 1872. Then he formed par'herShp
with John Ellis and Charles A. Dawson. Later lie
formed the law firm OF Burril Dawson C buiiii''
This firm continued in active existence lot Some
years. but later George Zabrskie took tne piaec
of Mr. Dawson Mr.. Burrlll devoted himseii MUMMY
to corporation practice and for a number OF years
was among the leading attorneys employed py 'fe
Vanderbilts in the numerous suits into which ,hey
were brought. He was director Of several OF the
Vanderbilt roads. lie continued in active practice
untl this summer. when he went to his summer
home at Lcnox for few months rest HIS death
cane Unexpectedly. because he had been apparently
in the best of health most of the time
Mr. Burrils New York home was at No. East
Fifty-sxth-at He leaves d wife, four sons and one
daughter His wife was the sister OF jacob II.
Vermye who was the president Of the Merchants
National Bank The date Of the funeral ana the
place OF the burial not announced yesterday,
as all Of the members of Mr.. Burrifs family were
on q CITY