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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-15
NETWORK CITY.

Louis B. Van Gaasbeek will lecture at Renwick
Hail. Third-ave and Eighty sixth-st.. this evening
at S O'clock The subject OF the lecture Will be
THE Land of the Shamrock
Colonel Ludlow chairman OF the Board OF Mica
ragua Canal Commissioners, told Tribune reporter
Yesterday afternoon that official information had
been given for publication either here or In Wash
ington as to the Boards probable report. and that
until the report submitted TO the President. which
must be by November !, nothing would be given
out for publication.
John T. Mills cashier OF the Chase National Bank,
returned to his post yesterday after having shot
two elk in Colorado. 80 he said
The Board OF Health has approved the report sub
mitted by the Mayors Committee OF Public Baths.
Water-closets and Urinale. and the accompanying
pans. made by Cady. Berg See. architects and
engineers and Commissioner Fowler has been APP
pointed committee OF to obtain the neces 'ary
funds and procure 100 OF these stations at once.
Judge Cowing in the Court OF General Sessions,
yesterday sentenced william: G. Wheeler and John
A. Gray. alias Barney Kelly the mailbox robbers
and forgers. to State Prison. their pleas OF guilty
OF forgery. Wheeler sentenced 10 serve -four
years and Gray TO serve years
With Assembly District 10 promote the interests
OF good citizenship. will be held on Thursday even.
Ing October H. at o'clock. al the Central Meth.
odsr Episcopal Church, Fourteenth-sl. and Sew
enth-ave. Police Commissioners Parker and An.
drews and President Murray OF the Excise Board
will address the meeting.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
TIE PLAZA NOT GIVEN UP.

THE PLAZA NOT GIVEN UP.
BRIDGE TRUSTEES HOLD OVER THE REPORT OF
THE COMMITTEE-TRAFFIc IN SEPTEMBER.
The Trbune's caution relative to preserving the
Brooklyn Bridge plaza needed by the trustee.
at their meeting yesterday afternoon The Terminal
Committees report which. 1t is understood, favors
the giving the Brooklyn Heights Railroad
Company of forty feet Of space alongside the ter
minal and allows the presence of tracks and stands
on ground bought with the peoples money,
Automatically put over" until Monday next. Presi-
dent Howell, Mayor Scheren and Messrs. Page.
Henrques and Keeney the trustees present.
Chief Engineer Martin also hand.
Mayor Schieren asked why the plaza was so OBJ
IL was disgrace to Tolerate them. Chief Engineer
Martin and Mr.. Henriques said the distractions were
railroad property and would be speedily removed.
Mcssrs Page and Howell told about their visit to
Pttsburg inspect electric power equipment for
Bridge trains, and asked for more time before max
ing report. They intend to visit the General
Electric t,ompanys works at Schenectady and
road operated in Washington by the Westinghouse
Company.
Chief Engineer Martin said that the General
Electric Company ready to equip number OF
Bridge trains. free Of expense 10 the Bridge. With
electric motors operated from overhead trolley
system and urged that perm ssija be given. Mr.
Page opposed the move. and the matter put
over for a week.
Secretary Beams traffic statement shows: Re-
cepts for September. 97.43l a. September. 1894 1884,
7s5 ~; Increase. 81 CAS- 80.
hand 1858 S4 81. The cash receipts for September
We're S1.4 ~ from the carriageways and railroad.
and $6 % from rents and the sac of old material
making altogether on hand and in bank s357.C2l q.
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NEWARK.

r,. Grand Jurv is looking into the frauds in the
Street Department of the Board OF Puohc "orhs
and has subpoenaed members OF the BOARD 10 tes-
tify concerning certain statements by Commits
s,oner Stainsby In regard to the general manage
ment OF the Department. Mr.. Stansby yesterday
oualiHed his statements. saying that ne dlo Hot
mean to sese any %fo"gp ramds nrset,sed by
Moves of the Board. Other Commissioners deny
That there ere H ass seq lpy sin5sg PaT from w
lanes T Brooks the Secret Service detective who
a die bd P NeSaTs p a and
Of communications written by him appeared IN
~ COLUMNS cSmpsn Pro OF wde WAKE in 1850 About
that time he engaged in the manufacture OF cAii-
Was compelled to go ont Of business. He was APP
pointed deputy by Internal Revenue Collector TOR
qualities that made him famous IN he secret
service. His brother for many years Conducted
The expert VINO has been compiling list OF
delinquent personal taxpayers has nearly complete
Oo and /, is thought that 100000 can be recovered
Mayor Lebkuecher being absent a trip through
the West, a statement was given out YESTERDAY
by the MAYOR and a Common Council committee
OF twenty-three acres OF land IN C4lntoh township
for a dislnfecting station. The purchase price was
seller George W. Tichenor, short time previous
10 the purchase BY the city. and there WAS $3.50
difference between It's cost to him and the price
paid by the city. The price was innch Oelo" the
figures asked for adjoining property of The same
The Committee on Roads and Assessments of the
Board OF Freeholders Informed yesterday that
an appropriation Of $4,000 from the State for the
Improvement and opening of the ole NorthfieId
road would be available on November !.
stranger who registered late sunday night at
the Palace Hotel as A.. Brooks. New-York re-
mained in his room all day yesterday, and early
last evening his was forced. lie was found
dead on the bed re had arranged piece Of paper
as a funnel over MS nostrils. holding II in place
with a towel and through II breathed IN powdered
poison which shown TO several druggists, but
they could not name Il. The man was about forty
three years old. In pocket was timetable on
the New York and Rockaway Railroad
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NEW-JERSE \.
Jersey CITY.

Chancellor McGill yesterday granted WITH OF
error 10 Anneo Spina and Joseph Aragio' con
vic,ed of the murder of Antonio Tristo al oaho
Hill. Mddlesex County April &c. 1894 This triai
took place under recent law which pef p '1 ,o
presiding Judge of the Court OF Common iteas ~ NJ
Try case in the oyer and Terminer. IL was tn ny
first conviction under THIS law Inc PAS las Who was
Jeputed TO try It by Chief Justice Beasley. me
Chancellor held that the constitutlonahty OF ny
act should be passed upon by the Supreme COURT
and he therefore granted the writ. - A..
While Hugh O'Hara and Michael Keliy were uis
cling In a trench at No "a Glenwood- ave- yestvLi
3av afternoon the mDankment caved in ana tle
TWO men we're buried beneath tons OF earth. w men
thev were rescued II was found that . Hara ; nos
Vas broken and shoulder dislocated, k re I,
tight leg was broken O Hara was taken 10 ~
Francis's Hospital and Kelly to the CITY Hospl,ai.
William r. Harding was conTicted VIZ az" Cow
conspirns 10 rob the United States Express OIL,
nsny Wnen he was arrested Clarence Warpeck
ard Herbert Harding also taken lnto CUSTODY
Warbeck told Prosecutor Winfield that II granne e
Immunity from punishment he would pead gunv
and testify against the two Hardings me pros,
cutor consented to this arrangement, put w ar
failed TO keep his promise. Herbert HaIuis "d f
acquitted. but Warbeck was sentences 10 s ~
months in the pentenuary ana W. L. '"'"'"e ~
State prison for two years
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IfACKENSACK.

Garrett r. Herring. time Sheriff OF Bergen
County was on Saturday last stricken with paraiy-
sis He has partly recovered the use of his limbs.
but his mind which has been weak for some time
is almost completely gone. He suffers from de-
fed with hay and oats. Yesterday he ole man
left the house and took a train at Hii,sdale the
nearest station 10 his home for New York. In the
evening he reached home safely. and demanded MS
hay and oats. . 49,. A.,
bost-known men in Bergen County. He was Sheritt
during the panic Of 1873, and made about S3OrJ
selling property under foreclosure sales He lost
q good portion Of the money afterward by oeng
swindled BY a couple OF men who induced him to
invest In a supposed coal NINE in the Rarnapo
Mountain. He farmer AMI real estate deaisr
for years Ten wears ago he fell from a hay!oft
10 the barn floor. and injured his neck. and broke
his left leg in Two places.
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN

,,., C,,,,lav of No $50 Conover-st, was arresteu
,or ,ntoxication yesterday by Patrolman Lima near
his home He attacked the officer 80 sa'aseIS ''"'
he was dubbed and he IL now SUFFERING i "
fractured skull and may de
uav,r Scherel yesterday telegraphed 10 'ne
managers of the Atlanta Exposition that ne WI" w
nresent at the Exposition on Brooklyn Day ""'u' ,
dav November %. The Mayor says that speoi"'
.o,r % IrkeIy ~ be run to accommodate Brooklyn
,,e ,.ho axnec. to co. and that Mayor Strong Will
probably go on 1t. as Nt"-io'n lag "
for the Monday following
Judge Bartlett Of the Supreme Court YESTERDAY
doc,dad tho suit between Lucien Knapp, Treasurer
Of Long Island City. and Mayor Sanford ana 'ne
Common Council over the issuance of $ll9l"o 20 Oh
Improvement bonds. Mr. Knapp refused 10 iss
the bonds because the law expressly provinces ''a'
the proceeds must be used exclusively Tor the Pu'
noss for which the taxes themselves had been IN
tended His position IS sustained by Judge Bart
lett
The thirty-fourth anniversary meeting OF the
Eastern District Sunday school Association VIII De
held in Ct Johns Church. Bedford-ave. and Wilson
6, on Monday nieht next. The Rev. Dr. Joseph
r Duryea will speak The Needful Enlargement
and Improvement of on. Sunday School Work
"Jack" McAuffs the pugil.st. who was wanted
nv the police fo- assaulting John Gufoyle. news
name: reporter. surrendered himself yesterday ans
was placed under $500 bail 70. examination on sat
urday McAullffe denied the charge.
Judge Cullen OF the Supreme Court. yesterday
handed down an interesting decision or the appi'
cation OF twent' coloreG residents OF Jamaica
Long Island for a writ OF peremptory mandam IL
~ comnel the Board OF Education OF Jamaica tc
admit their children into the schools reserved FOX
white pupils He denied the application, holdinl
that the act OF 1855 che Malby Equal Rights law
does not apply to the subject OF school,.
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IrPOA yFRICAyS AT THE FOOD SHOW.

There are possibly few persons In and around
New-York who are aware that the Afro American.
for the first time in the history Of this city, is
represented al ole OF its most important cxhibi-
lions Through the kindness OF Mrs. Benton
Barnes. president Of the Woman's Department OF
the Food Show. now being held at Madison Square
Garden the Woman's Afro-American Union, of
tbs civ was invited TO place on exhibition speci-
mems of The work OF coOred women. the result
being that they have "A booth where many exec;
lent works Of art anc industry show the adj
vancement of the negro in this country
This union Is An organized charity created for
Tho nurnose Of erecting a home for INDECENT re-
spectacle women Of their race The building Is IN
course of construction I'm Westbury Long Island,
end the members are striving to raise about 5000
more for it's completion and furnishing. ana TO as
sist in this work Of charity the management OF the
Fair has granted the use Of the concert hall OF
the Garden in which they will give concert In
aid of their fund tomorrow night.
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suNpAY.scHooL CHILDREN ROBBED.

the German Evangelical Church. in Merose-st.,
near Knickerbocker-ave. have been kept in a
constant state of terror by gang OF young ruff
fans who visit the neighborhood Sunday and
rob the boys OF their pennies. and in many
administer thrashing well. The police OF the
Twentieth Precinct kept watch. and for two
three weeks the boys moested. The
police were then Withdrawn by Captain Dunn and
the members of the gang assembled Sunday
and several OF the Sunday school boys held
up and their pennies taken away. One OF the
Sunday -school boys named Merlin. who fell VIC
tim the gang. TO the church and informed
his father OF what had taken place. Mr. Merlin
left The church 10 try and capture some one OF the
gang, and greeted with shower OF stones
and was compelled to retreat TO the church
Yesterday the police were again appealed to. and
each Sunday hereafter the police will be in the
neighbOrhOOi
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FROM THE SUBURbS'
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

A tennis tournament for the possession o. ."e
baldwin trophy will begin this afternoon al inc
courts OF the Palisade Boat Club In Glenwooo' Gar
roll Moore the present holder. will defend 1t agaihs.
walter e. Hodgman. Willard Carpenter. EDWARD
Coles and George Brendlnger. Mr. Hoasna "a1
twice won the trophy and II he wins again IL VIII
become his properly. >..Xoa,., t,risconal
Church will open House Of seven Tau,e The
nfrernoon IN the ecture-room OF the churcH' ine
House will be open Till Saturday ,,. md
The Yonkers Board of Trade meets to,nlhn. az h
viii discuss an earlier morning mail denVeIy uns
prudence of erecting municipal building now any
The report of the special committee Which Salie9
upon the officials of the HUDSON River Raiiroao anu
urged a new station at Matn-st H.. Aoa~
A large real estate transaction mas lusi r vvr
closed In the sale of the property OF the q
brothers at Dunwoodie Heights to Andr ,n the
I,rowneu Mr.. Brownell the pioneer IN tie
settlement an1 Improvement OF PARK I'm 'r snder
stood that this purchase Is for syndicate IN WIZ
Mr.. Brownell has ]ateiy become ii'e IT, aor In
seminary on Valentines Hill. which has peeh ~
process Of construction for four years at COS, en
ceednC $4,000 is rapidly approaching compie,,isv
and the wi oning and grading Of Jerome W.T. .,
has been extended through the Gunther propertf ~
Yearly finished Altogether there are many s,Sn "a
indicating this be the locality OF the heNt uc.''
move In the development Of the city OF io"Ne''
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TARRYTOWN.

The PIeasantville Tennis Club has completed i's
games for the season. Miss Eta Brown ana Arthur
Hoyt won the prizes.
william H. Moore Of the Somers Bank mas peer
.,acted cashier of the Mount kisco Bank. Inc
sa po,L will discontinue business In January
and the Mount Kisco will begin at the same time
An entertainment will be given ny tne Thvrsday
nc.t at Lyceum Hall. The programme VIII con-
sist ~ series OF "Gibson Pictures, preceded oy
sarce entitled "A Proposal Under Difficulties. by
John Kendrsck Bangs, Of Yonkers .,s r
Wjiliar COPELAND and party OF three friends; all
from Nnw-York City had sail of this place
on sunday When the sloop was opposite the Sul,
Vert Tho boom struck Mr. Copeland and knocked mn,
IN the water He could not swim. and was rescued
by one OF the occupants of the boat.
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HOME NEWS.
n,o,,1Nrvr ARRIyALs AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
c.>,pp1DGE-JustIce David L. Fo.lett OF the
$500 Snnreme Court and James J. Van Aleu-
Of Newport EMPIREP T Barry; OF c riPFa
aVENI E"Ex- senator Warner Miller OF Herkimer'
ex-Congressman w. w: Crapo; OF Ma E Gp NJ
an TWION"State Senator John Raines. HOFFMAN, MA
Judge William J. Wallace, Of Albany ana DoI "a ~ ~
set q Emra William es1y clordM q Mi8e
G ana Pose and LADY Cecilia Rose. OF London
Ben; us16nn, lie M eeyTe e.
cafes ~ Amherst College. PARK AVEN99E,n
Coonel Alexander Piper y s 81, Al ana Of Mari
borough SAVOY-General Schuyler hah ntr
Coonel stra nas,o o. and ".
/ Ekins and p A. b Widerer. OF Pni ,pl pm,
WF,STM INSTER-The Rev. DR.. George >. baiie'''
of Norwich, Eng.an1
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JAMES WATT DIED IN A CAB.

James Watt. forty-hve years Of age. and unmar-
red whose Brooklyn home No 53s Clinton
ave- died in a cab at Fulton ard South oxford SITS
at 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, as he was his
way 10 his boarding house at the address given
Mr. Watt was suffering with consumption several
weeks ago when he eft Brooklyn for the South
in search Of heath. but returned 10 Brooklyn in
a greatly enfeeb,ed condition yesterday afternoon
While his death expected. its suddenness yes
terday was a shock his friends. His parents died
several yeas ago leaving him abundan, means
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COUNTY BILLS AND THE TAX RATE.

The Title and Guaranty Company. OF Brooklyn.
Yesterday presented 10 the Supervisors OF Kings
County a bill for 1885 u for searching the tit es
Of the ST. Johnland and Flatbush asylums. pre-
psratory 10 their transfer to the State. When
George f. Elliott. counsel for the Board was asked
bv A Tribune reporter last night II the bill was
not excessive he said II not compared with
prey!ous bills for the same kind OF work. He
said that the county paid under Democratic ad-
ministration $500 for searching the title Of the
county farm alone The Committee Taxation
reported the tax rate as follows: Value OF property
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEW YORK MONDAY. OCT. -. 1885.
ARRIVED.
seaIner Ems from Bremen and Southampton passed
n a SANDY Hook at D.2i 2 m ,,.
Steamer lumuH. Hanaen, TamplcD pct''"' :" "h,arhhs
10 with rndse ana 20 pass nsris - James
r Ward a CO. Arrived a the linr at il.1- a m
Steamer George Bumois fSoD. ltru Iuft l-l"h 'ct'-
Der q with frui, Ellirser Pros. Arrived AZ the
Bar AT midnight. 18Th. ., =.
Steamer RIO d.randA BaIstOv, Fernandina october %
and brunswick II with and passengers 90 IL NAL
lory a. 90.
Steamer Blueh,ds. Masinso. PnitlmoI" win mdSe t.
II Foster .
Steamer city Of Perth bD. wilson Boston. IN ballast
10 barbour & VIII load for south AFRICA 49,
Bark Sannac. Bartaby Colombo, VIA 'ochh: 10 DAYS
with misc Ia vessel to ] r whitney q Co
SANDY Hook. Oct. Ia. $50 y. m-"ind north. fresh
breeze. clear.
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SAID TO HAVE DIED FROM BRohHN
HEART.

Ar. Johanna DetzeL forty -onc years DID, dieu on
sunday at her home. No. 26 scholes-st.' ana nel
son Edward who is twenty-one years oio' say '"'
mothers death was the result OF broke" n'a' y
directly due to the prolonged absence Oh '.'s Saos
.f,er a brIef quarrel. Tie husband OF tne uea
woman is a travelling salesman. ana is no" oe ' 80
n bc in Rochester When Detzel left MS nome. OH
september 10. the Gays. his father anu 'no.'e
had slight quarrel Detze did not leave 'iie ho"s'
no,,or without kissing his wife goodoy' remark
Ing as he did so that he felt that they wou'd never
meet again. 1850, -, o,.bar
That was the last seen OF the fathe' py ."e
r,fa or children although he wrote severai ""e''
w a,,ors However weT, cold and snort i 81,
M Mrs DetzeI brooded greatly over this ana Is s"u
TO have shed many tears - ..ooLe1 With faint
on sunday Mrs Det]ei was attacKeu ~ living
To-, sneiis and her went for phy
III he neighborhood When the physician alt ,
the sons were trying to revive thsn III, Sbn had been
narce a, her face told the doctor that sle hau ne
SSnad for some time IN the arms OF her enliaren
Ws DetzeI had intended celebrating the s' 80, a.
MN. . - her we lding at Christmas, ana loohei
H uis,i % the occasion with great PRIDE.
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NEW-RRUNSWICK

The seventv-third annual session OF the Synod Of
Ncw-Jersey will open In New-Brunswck to-day
The opening session will be held in the First Pres
byterian Church at O'Clock In the afternoon. and
the sessions VIII last at least three days. IL is
twenty-five years since the synod met in New
Brunswick. a moderator Will be Elected to
succeed the Rev Dr. Frederick II. Brace. the pre-
siding moderator. The synod VIII represent about
Sc 900 members and 40 ministers
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PASSAIC

The North New-Jersey Association VIII hold us
sfxty-second anniversary meeting on Wednesday
and Thursday In the Passaic Baptist Church an IN
terest.ng order of exercises having been arranged
The association includes most OF the Baptist
churches In this par; Of the State.
Mayor Mclean, who has been away from Pas
sale for several weeks - expected home tomorrow
in time review the iremen's parade
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THE TTLDEN PLANTS TO BE sol d.

The executors OF the estate Of Samuel J. Tden
have decided to sell at auction on Thursday. Octo
Der a. at II o'clock "A m all the plants IN the
greenhouse and on the place at Greystone. Yonkers
~ Y Among the plants is a sage palm 200 years
old in fine condition, with seventy-ive fronds
three feet long. The palm formerly in the
possession of George Washington.
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RUTHEREGRI

contract for the purchase OF the Iv.son home
stead, in Union-ave.. has been signed by DR.. O. II.
Aibanes.us. Of Jersey City Heights who intends TO
1--we there. Previous 10 the buildn g OF Iviswod the
house the summer home OF David h. Iylson.
OF the American Book Company. ard since then II
has been occupied by MS son. Henry Ivison
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The biennial parade OF the Fire Department took
place yesterday afternoon. The city was more
deliberately decorated than ever before and the
day was made general holiday all the stores
and factories closing over one thousand men were
In line In addition the six engine companies of
Railway visiting companies from Elizabeth New
brunswick Perth Amboy. Westheld and Montclair
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In the Basement.


Steamer o.ity OF Colu nba. Jenney. West Pont-oid
S,enmer General whitney Bearse Dimock
Steamer Bohemia Ger. Masis. MISUNDERSTANDING
steamer Kansas City C3) Jones' Brstol-James Arkell
Steamer Venezuela Hopkins La Guayra Porto Cabello
and Curacao-BouIon. Bliss & Dalett ,,.,...,
steamer Lady Palmer CBn. Smith. NortoksimDson.
steamer state Of Nebraska (Bp. Brown Glasgow-Ausn
Steamer spec Ger. wnlserod Bremen via South
Steamer Aranearg oi'r. Knley. Singapore Hong ons
Shanghai, elc-Iarnsr a GO ,,.u,o., p.,. and Dos,
EeF Payson rsSdsDninT Ta Gy sle Co.
steamer Crcassian Prince d'rl Jeffrey Cork Ireland
Ssyyerk Roesyel TqTs yaI I'%" O. Cape Hay
Rark Ersenada Or, Toye. brisbane Australia-ArkeI
& Douglass. e,,trn
Steamers Bohemia Ger for BALTIMORE premier ,I r
Halifax yeTs & Ss9 N HsoT ana q Rehm"nS
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer Washington ,Gcr) Dinklage. from New-York
segr e. arrived at h h0SSnm 9' tSm NeYok Sep
TENDER ~ Tor Antwerp arrived at Newcastle October 1?
wS Spa' passed the Lizard October 10
via way ports Tor New-York. passed Dunnet Head oc
iobcr u. ~, s.u,o, ,.o,, xo,-vor,, ..
toner FOR Bristol passed Brow Head October II.
steamer Mannheim Gsr Vc l1', from Rotterdam
steamer Paula ,Gao. Keit,ren. from cuShaven for Now
York, passed loger October ~.
Stella Ger. Blessing from New YORK Septem-
Gothenburg and Copenhagen FOR stettin. ar
rived "A Swin.mundr october II.
steamer Paiaia Ger. Kopn for New York. sailed from
Hamburg October ~.
Steamer oldham inu.ch) puiS n from Ne~-Nork Sep
t.mber 2S arrived Rotterdam october II.
R'ato ti3rb. KiIp.th. from N"wlork Septem-
be- l5 via London. arrived A. Antwerp October y
steamer Hurgundia orr. Duiac. saled from Marselles
for New York October II.
steamer u}r). sailed from Naples for New York
October L.
steamer Aiesia du Vaiat. from Mediterranean ports
f,r New Y 90 passed Gibraltar october II.
NeStor ,ir ASquith from Japan and China for
New York arrived a Suez October IL
Steamer Gregory CBr. Mcfarland for NewYork. sailed
from Maranham October II.
cements.
T. & w. Kelcta a'd Madawaska. F.. & w.
deep fold collars.
STANDARDIZATION Nervous Headache. Sold
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IN Kings County $685. ss72o. upon which was ev,ea
tax Of ST. ss4 IA. equal to tax OF ga mus mn
The school tax amounts to as3sS 81; insane, S'-''
10, 70. general purposes and canals. s6S2''o4 a.