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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-02-05
D. & I. E. RY.
PASSENGER TIME TABLE.
BREVTTIES.

Smoke the Spalding House cigar.
DR.. Shipman is in Duluth today.
W. \. Sheppard was up from Tower
Monday
John Kapsch transacted business in
Tower Tuesday.
John Bartol spent Tuesday in
Tower on business.
Richard Whiteside went to Duluth
Tuesday for q few days.
Christ Reinhardt left for Duluth
this morning for few days visit.
J. C. Rapson has removed his stock
Of goods to the Mittenthal building.
Chas. L. White. of the Duluth COT
fee and Spice company. was inter-
viewing Ely customers Tuesday.
Call for the Schiller cigar. There
is no better made. For sale BY all
dealers.
Z. c. Wing and Guy A Eaton. of
St. Cloud, are in the city in the inter-
ests of the John Hancock Life Insur-
ance company
We are in receipt of a compliment
airy ticket TO the lectures Of Prof 81.
Nutter and Prof. E. e. Edwards. to
be held at the Opera house at Tay-
Tors Falls On Feb s.
By letter to Mr. James Sheridan.
Cyrille Fortier informs his Ely friends
that he arrived in Chicago too late to
ind his sister alive. he expects to
spend few days in Chicago.
John Semer, of Escanaba, is in the
ctr. Mr.. Sener is one of the owners
Of the Lockhardt property adjoining
the city and is here on business con-
nected with the same. He was very
much surprised at the steady and
marked prosperous condition Of our
city since his last visit and predicted
for Ely brilliant future
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

Lakewood. y J oct t|p"ciab-MfS f''h''' !
Freeman died 40 her home IN this vild@" about noon
to-day Mr. Freeman vas Miss Louis" VI puS-
"a, . grand-ricc- OF Commodore Vanderbilt ana
was born In Nrw-York wherc she lived prior 10 ana
after her marriage until her coming 10 l-dke""oi
~. years ago For the last twelve Years MI ana
Mrs Freeman have spent the summer al N'wior''
vh.r. Mrs Freeman underwent An operation IN
Julv from whicn she ouly IHrtly rallied. Mr ana
MIR. Freeman returned 10 Lakewood ais SUNDAY
accompanied by their son. Frank Norghn Freeman
and his wife For many years Mrs freeman mad
taken a deep int.res' IN all charitable" work. She
us a director OF tho New YORK. Diet Kitchen AsSo-
citation I'm which 4h. retained her ntcr'f Htter n'r
removal 10 I.akew wOOd soon after coming here
Mrs Freeman estab,ishci the Lakewood branch ~
the Nerdlcwork Guild Of America. anl .nr"" years
ago formed a Ienter sewing class. 10Th OF which
under her direction accomplished a v15t amount
of good Mrs freeman q leader IN all that
was pl-asan In Lakewood ne AMI 'EdCemer"'
was In. scene OF many rharming entertainments
and delightful hospitality. The itesil.nt and Mrs.
Cleveland are among those " no visited Mr.. ana Mrs
Freeman In the OF tneir rcsid nee here Tile
funeral services will he held Monday afternoon AT
'Edgsmers'
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
DIED.

DORMAN-on Friday. October ? u. Anna. wife OF o. p.
Dorman
from No. 2u West End ave. sunday evening at 9
O'Clock.
FaEEMAN-At her home. Lakewood. y. J.. on Saturday
October B. after lingering illness Louisa NJ, wife OF
Frnncis T. Freeman late OF this city.
services Will take place upon the arrival at Lake
wood OF the leaving NewYO at | 30 m. on
Monday. october > tvia Central Railroad of New-Jer-
Returning train leaves Lakewood at p. m.
Internent Woodlawn, Tuesday. October a.
special leaves Grand Central Depot NJ l";A1 A. m
HowARD-At rest Saturday October ,. Samuel Emerson
10
Notice u services hereafter
at her residence No 1876 East 6ist Mary A. widow
~ the late H. H. Kattenhorn. IN the 18th year of her
Notice Of funeral hereafter
!. 1886 Charles D. Marvin. Of Brooklyn. the 18th
wear O hts
Funeral services will be held In the Tompkns Avenue
congregational Church Monday. october j. at p m.
!. 1890 Charles D. Marvin Of BROOKLYN. in the 3o,h
year Of mis- age
Notice OF funeral tomorrow.
MORGAN-On October B. al her residence. No. l,baD
Bradwny Helen Matilda Morgan. widow OF n. Denison
Morgan and of the late General James Watson
Webb.
oRAM-At Dover. y. j.. Wednesday. September ~.
Hannah Williams. wife II Robert Ford Dram. aged II
Funeral services Monday October g. at .. m. at her
In;-rment Il convenience OF the family
sMITH-on Friday October :: 1896. Mary J. Cadmus.
daughter Of David VI. smith.
BROOKLYN. Monday. October D. at 2Io p. m
sMITH-At Newark ~ j.. on octob.r :: issd william
Headley smith of Frederick H. and Joanna ID.
smith, aged - years 49, ~ .
Funeral services his parents residence No. 81 Mount
Prospect-ave.. on Tuesday at 230 .. m.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
HISS ADA REHAN'S RETURN.
AFTER GOOD REST SHE IS READY TO BE-
GIN THE SEASONS WORK.

Miss Ada Rehan arrived from England yesterday
the Paris. She accompanied only 10y ner
two maids and her bulldog Fun. She was met at
the pier by Augustin Daily and his business man.
ager Richard Dorney. and as soon as her bag
gage could be got through the Custom House she
went to her home in Ninety third-st.
Miss Rehan went 10 England on July = and
acted for five weeks with Mr. Days company at
the Comedy Theatre. in London, appearing IN
Countess Guckl' and Love Clutches. Al
the end Of the enga cement the rest OF the COM
pany came back and Miss Rehan went to her home
in Cumberland whore she has spent ne time
since then in resting and studying the parts
which she is to play at Days Theatre this season
The most important new part which MISS hehan
will play this year will he that OF Beatrice, IN
Much Ado About Nothing" Another is Lady Gay
Spanker in London Assurance. and there VIII
be one comedies. She will also repeat |
her performances Of Rosand. in "As You Like IL |:
Katherine. in The Tanning Of the Shrew. and
Lady Teazle. in The School for Scandal she
is not TO appear in the revival OF king Henry
"" which has been promised.
Miss Rehan IL looking extremely well. seeming 10
have been improved by her rest. and Is really 10
begin the regular work of the year The re-
hearsals Of the company Will begin to-nor-
row, and the players will be kept steadily
at work till the end OF the season whlcn
will be unusually long one in Newly ork Inc
season will open November .. and AS You Like
It. Is announced the hrst play
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
pROUINENT ARRITALS AT THE HOTELS.

IREMARIE-Charles j. Bonaparte, OF Balti-
,,or. BIrCKI KINGHAM-Professor O. &. Marsh. Of
Vale University. CAMBRIDGE-Baron Fava. ltai-
ian Ambassador at Washington Baroness Fava
and G Brun Danish Minister at Washington
FIFTH VENUE-Ex Governor Person C. Cheney
OF New Hampshire; DR.. j. L. McCurry. formerly
United States Minister 10 Spain; William Barnes
,r OF Albany: Judge Charles F.. Fenner OF New
orleans and Ferdinand W. Peck. OF Chicago. HOL-
IAND-J NJ. Barrie. Of London and Mrs. J. d.
Cameron OF Washington, d. G. MURRAY HILL
Sir Joseph Trutch Of British Columbia; General
Jobn g Black OF Chicago and J. Ridfr Cady, OF
Hudson " Y PARK AvENUE-Coone Delaney
Fioyd-Jones. United States. Army pLAAA-sena-
tor Frank J. Cannon Of Utah. SAvOY-Count
NacoIa OF Venice. WALDORF-Ex-G Governor
Frank Brown Of Maryland and Nicol Kingsmill
of Toronto.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
ABOTT To LEAVE GRAY GABLES.

THE Cr.EvELANDs WILL RETURN TO WASHING
TON IN A FEW DAYS.
Buzzard's Bay. Mass, oct. 3-Preparations are
now going on for the early departure OF President
Cleveland and his family from Gray Gables. IL Is
said that they expect to start on Tuesday
and the steam yacht Oneida - still here. II
IL thought thoy will return by water
The President expects 10 go through to Washing
ton without unnecessary delay 40 that he may
begin his annual messag" to Congress. Mrs
Cleveland may visit the Benedicts. at Cireenwicn
for a few days. The family will go 10 Noodley FOR
"A few weeks before taking up their winter nome
at the Whit House.
The President has been busy to-day clearing his
desk OF correspondents" and Offcial matters, with
IN. view OF early departure.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
pRNcrTON'S HOLLOW UICToRY.


rit. TIGERS DEFEAT RUTGERS ~ s'"hh "r
TO
Princeton oct (specab tn" princeton 'o"'
hail season opened here to-day vii In" "''-'
gam. b.ige-n the Tigers ana fnis"rN '"' W
tors were no match for IN" hom" ''''n. '''S
much lighter in weight and con.'hrtA"S
-, - ,,,l,u tactics The Tigers consequently
.r,r,d limos. At will The game Sas chiefly Ter
.s.,,, h.c,u~. il gav. the follower of IN" ''S''N
the ar4, opportunity 10 get lln" o" 'h''
MANY alumni wer, present. an. 'nS WYNN
.sreral famous football players OF 'orn"r
The score OF ~ to -. instead Of Indicating "o'"'
ful strength among the Ilsrrn ra,n r.. 4, ork
-, ..rkf-ss on the part or kdlRrI-. - r.'' -,,,,
~ % Ti@ers wa exceedingly ragged ,hto"-
g9..-tttr, - th. order or IN" day W Ih "' ~.
u''' 'D,''.H IN. .ft.mp'- az team play VIZ
49, w. recu,cd Two halves Of niire, hi'.r, "a, -
each were played. and IN" game W.
START 10 finish
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAy's FORECAST
Washington o.. 3.--The barometer has risen slowly
Mississippi and in the extreme
Northwest and has fallen fom Lake Superior and Min
ncsota .ouhwestward Texas and Arizona IL highest
the Valley and lowest north 0f Mime
There slight depression central on the east
Guf generally in the Northern states
Z th r. cly Mountains. slightly cooler IN The south
ern decidedly cooler northern Rocky Noun
tain stations Fair weather prevailed except the
Nor heavy have prey allied
.iur X 'hc hours. The Indications
weather Will continue. POSSIBLY
-hu fh. Atlantic coast. The
will generally the central valleys and lake regions
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
, T. CHiPIN RESIGNS fROH -"

...,,,,,.,, MAYOR OF HRooKLYN cANN"T
.~.,~, THE ENDORSEMENT "F THE
CHICAGO PLATFORM
,, - c,,,nin the former Mayor OF Brookp H.
An ''' -. r..id.n, OF the NNlNth As
w ,,,,, ~ This city has resigned from
s'''o'' ttau hecaus, the organization mas IN
iamih"ui, GbIcago platform and ticket
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
PrrURN OF SECRETIRY HERBERT.

Hilary A Herbert. Secretary OF the Navy. was a
passenger on the steamship Paris. which arrived yes
rsriav He was accompanied by his daughter. While
abroad he made study OF the French and English
naves and Inspected several gun manufacturing and
shp-bullding establishments. He said he found Few
things on the other side In the nava line that could be
cor sderod superior to what made in this country
We aid that he would vote for Palmer and Bucknsr.
soon afer landing he went 10 Washington.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
PRtISE FOR THE NAVAL ACADEMY.

Washington. oct 3-The Board OF visitors TO the
Naval Academy at Annapolis. In its annual re-
nor, after making various recommendations for
changes I'm methods. the principal one being a re-
duction of the course from six to four years. and
suggesting improvements In the buildings and
grounds closes by SAYING; The excellent condi-
reflects the greatest credit upon the executive ca
pacity OF the superintendeni Of the COMMUNICATE
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
CHARLES -. MARVIN.

Montclair oct. tSpecaD.-Dr Charles A. Mar
vim received word last night from Liberty y. Y, OF
the death Of his son. Charles ID. Marvin. Of Brook
lyn He was a graduate OF Cornell University.
tIa was one OF the leader In the John-st New
York; business mems prayer meeting and an earn
est religious worker. lie was thirty nine years old
and leaves "A widow.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

William Morris Dorn at Walthamstow. near
London. In 1884. He the eldest son OF nler-
chant who died in ls44. leaving his widow and
children in good financial circumstances. Young
Morris was educated at Marlborough and at Exeter
College. oxford. lie studied painting. but did not
tucceed artist. lie also turned his attention
to the study OF architecture. His first appearance
In literature was in lsjs when he published VOL
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

Columbus. oct The ticket state ana 81" ,hc
- ,be Sound None Democrats was psn,' L.
u "I,, halo, by the Secretary OF state 'o-"'-
-'"''' .gned by l5.G0 voters. nearly t"i'e
o." .nar - reouired by law. There VIII DE se'e"
~, ON ,he ballot, follows KepnpIlcar r'II", Ir
n,Ic National Democratic; troh'"''''"'
crdt.i,i, 4 abor and Nationalist
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Nru England and Eastern New-Yorl, generally
fair north@ast-ry winds t.coming variable slightly
warmer
For Eastern P-nusyllana. New Jersey and Delaware.
cloudy followed rs fair. ea~terly winds
For the District Il Columbia and Maryand. cloudy and
threatening the morning. followed hy generally fair
weather. slightly warmer. easterly winds
For Western New York AMI Western pennsy lyana.
fair warmer. light fresh easiery winds shifting
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
MRS. HELEN VI MORGAN.

Mira Helen Matilda Morgan. wdoT Of y Denison
Morgan and daughter OF the late General James
Watson Webb. died yesterday a her home. No.
500 broadway. The funeral will be at Portland.
o'onn. tomorrow afternoon AZ o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
..cr,,, .priKS ~ INDIANiPOLiS.

,..,,,r.,o.i. oc, ,specian -Bourk" .o'"r""
,,gh, 60 an audience that packed l""n''''-
~ nan 20 lts u,nos, capaci'y tho"'""' p'o
-. s,ood in the aises and corridors 'o' ~ ,r,
'' ,rh sn.ech was under the auSpi''.s ot r .,r
nour|, -, ragIe The orator cAh'"h bi'''' -"
n''I1,sn- sow, throughout his sp"'c'-
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
ILLNESS or JOSEPH J. ODONOHUE.

HE rs BROUGHT TO THIS CITY FROM HIS COUNTRY
NPLACE-AN IMPROVEMENT YESTERDAY
Ex-City Chamberlain jose ph J. ODonohue was
brought home this city on Friday from his coun-
try place at West End. " j.. where he has been
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
WHERE IS TON" WATSON Al'

ox,v M MORE IN EVIDENCE.
,,ror, The New-York Timef ,..-. A,., .,
rom DISCUS, is likely to induce nl' ,n -
,o,ie the field sewail ma, ard NJ .triking which
nm 10, 10 Rim more than ever III eVdchc'' i''' " "
distinct gain
souETHING ON HIS MIND
,,.o,, rh. Springfield Union 40, T..
ohcr Tom Watson has W,auraTni ia Gisc"ss III % ths
a debatabe aueSWyts Watson viii talk the suspicion
poimr,c s, that has something Oh HIS '''''
,xore OF A STORM CENTRE.
,,.o philadelphia Press.
From ~ Nv ,,.a,.on should withdrf W. and there are
II ~ that effect the eountrS al o-I w n the East
easier With Brybn ,hn Vest there has been danger
and Wa,so, Wa1',,, in the Middle States 'ha' "'s"' ~
a cyclone.
AWNING TO GET HIM OFF
1ron, The Boston Herald - ,.,,,. tho re-
Mr. watson will neithe,, ,rom The popuiis ticket
port that ne nII,;r mat his withdrawal j. pe''e "
ranged ~ ,r,,r>,
,,osr HONEST ONE AMONG THEM
From The Brooklyn Easie. cha, bs has shown
=, g., "a he said Of the Georgian sssad 1,a, M allies He
more prlnSpd thr trafiickng between me 10 III
and Democrats as BEL osr,' hot shot into those
party anr AT the nidde-of M men, c for u
h dccIire the nomlna,,,,oIn ,,I, " he would not ,njure
straignt,o n estma iion Of the more in'e"is' ""o
ni,Hn nnn nHnr.assnecting voters or IN" co"h'''
popuILsrs TURNING AGAINST HIM
From The birmingham 'Ala) Peoples ,rn ir,p"r "ou,e,
,s,.nces OF "a very peculiar KIM ,U',.p LII :
CIR ran nd Watson -ector in Aiipiih, .t -,
sa opullst TO serve popusm ~ 'iiudlsdual ac-
ndNlr".h. .h. Peoples party electors whch vi VI ra.''i,
o anh mans name down from the cS nch sector over
eacn nmbiie announcement from eacn sor ~ Brysn.
IN nane that ne wthdraSs IN lavor % p 20 % TO-
ms ,S~ I~' .st and only way to carry A'ao"" ''
nrva
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

Tribune One Oct 4 a. m.-rhe weather Yesterday
wa. cloudy lnd cool Tho temperature ranged between
~ and u, degrees the 6l degreesl being 4.
u degree lower than that u Friday and n higher than
that ;of The corresponding day u last year.
weather VII lr f1lr and Slightly warmer.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
JEAN NGELOW WAS ILL.

London oct 3.-Mss Jean lrgelow, the we'll
known poet and novelist was seriously Ill fort
night Ego The fact not published before for
m. re,son that no bulletin wa issued az TO her
condition. Miss Ingslow is now seventy-six years
al.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
IRANSp ACIEIG MAILS

Mails for China and Japai especially addressed only)
per Empress ~ India from vancouverl. close mere
daily up October - 30 y. III. Malls for Aus
trdla Except mos for vest Australia which for
warded Via Europel. New Zesland Hawaii. FIJI and
Samoan Islands per Mariposa from San Franz
csco close here daily up 10 October 10 1:30 a. M.
ii a. and $50 p. arrival Al New York
Umbria with British mails for Australia Mails
for China and Japfn, per :. Tacoma from Tacoma
cose here daily up ~ October tO al $50 D. m Mails
Tor China. Japan and Hawaii, per :. Begic from
San Francisco close here daily up Ocooer II q.
$50 D. m Mails FOR Hawaii. per Australia Ifron
san Franciscoi close here daily up October IA at
s.3O n m Mails for the Society Islands per ship CITY
II Pape from :an Francisco, close here daily up
October - at $50 p Mails for australia except
West Australia Hawaii and FIJI Islands especially
addressed ony). per =. = Miownra from Vancouver
close here daily after October 10 up November VI
at $50 D. m.
Transpacdc mails forwarded port II sailing daily
ard the schedule of closing is aDangei on the pre-
sumption ot their uninterrupted overland reg
isered ma. closes nj u ?. previous day.
CHARLES W. DAYTON Postmaster
Postoftce New-York y. Y. October .. 1896
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
.,roILI EIPECTED ~ ROME SoON'

Rome oct at Is cx2ec,ed a, me .,sx. sx.a% 70 % rne
Caraha., .sfes viii arrive in Rome on oc'ooer L.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
TRIBUNE LccAL OBSERVATIONS.

,n ,his diagram a continuous white line shows tho
chanxes IN pressure Indicated by The Trhunes self
recording The dotted line represents the tenn
p.rature As recorded AZ Prrrys Pharmacy.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
DIED.

sTOWE-In Brooklyn October 2. George $50
his late residence. NO 1tS LeusrO
pace Monday evening october s. at . o'clock.
Friends please omit flowers. eel ..-
TAYtOR-on Friday I'd inst, william Remsen Tayios.
NJ. n. a.. ,-,u.
services at his late residence NJ? loI rrannn-
ST. Remsen-st.. Astoria Long lsianh' on no"-
day. 5th inst. at O'Clock.
fn,ermenf private.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

Printed matter eto-Iiernian steamers sailing Tues
Thursdays and Saturdays take printed etc,
Germany and specially addressed printed ETC..
Europe White Wednes-
day specially addressed printed matter or
Europe. Clnard saturday printed mat
ETC. FOR Great Britain and Ireland. and specially adj
dressed printed fer other parts Of Europe.
American Fresch line take printed matter.
all which they yertised to
mail
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
NlRRIED.

rrRRER-ROs-On Wednesday,. September 30. the
brides residence. No. 62 West list st., by the Rev
Father Taylor. Silvna Ros 10 Jose Ferrer.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

during the summer He has been III for some time
and his friends do entertain strong hopes OF his
ultimate recovery.
At his home in this city No : East Sixty ninth
St. IL said last evening however. that Mr.
o Dor ohue seemed to be- feeling better Yesterday
than the day before and that he had been able
TO be up and dressed ii part of the day.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

After the closing of supplementary Transatlantic
mails named above. additional supplementary mails are
opened piers the American English French and
German steamers. and remain open until within ten
minutes Of the hour OF sailing Of steamer.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
POstOMce Notice.

Foreign mails ending October 10 will close
promptly In all cases) this Office follows:
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
TtESDAY-At a. m. for Europe. per =. $ 'Haye, via
southampton and Bremen det,ers for Ireland must be
directed per Hsyel j.
WEDNESDAY-At q. m. Complementary a nj for
Europe. 'Paris. via Southampton uetters Tor
ireland be directed per Paris); a Sup
Elementary 1890 a. FOR Europe. per 'Teutonic.
via Queenstown. a 10 m. FOR Belgium direct. per
:. NOoriland via Antwerp detters be directed
per Noordand'i.
TIL tRSDAI--At a. m. for Europe. per Aug.
Victoria. via Plymouth, cherbOurg and Hamburg
m. .or Netherlands direct. :. Zaandam via
Amsterdam letteIs be directed per Zaandam').
SAT- kDAf-At LIB a. IN. for rance switzerland,
Italy. Spain. Portugal Turkey Egypt and British
India per 'La i3ourgogns, Via Hayre detters for
other pars OF Europe be directed per La Bour
zogne) at a. m. for Europe. 3 4. ''ampana,
via Queenstown. at a. for Netherlands direct
Amsterdam. Via ROTTERDAM detters must be fi-
rected per Amsterda at 10 a. m for SCOTLAND
direct. ;. ,1ty ~ Rome, Glasgow uetters
he directed City Of Rome 10 a. for
Cape Colony and Natal per Richmond Hill detters
must be- directed per Richmond Hill'): a II M.
f0r Norway direct. per Thngyala detters bs
directed per Thingv ALA -
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
OBITUARY.
WILLIAM NORRIS.

London. Oct 3-William Morris. the celebrated
English poet, died at IL O'Clock this forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
MAILS FOs SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES ETC.

MONDAY-M f3 D. m. for Beize. Puerto Cortez and
ua:emaa. per steamer from New Orleans. at p m
Tor Jamaica. per steamer from Boston.
tt ESDAI-At 23O a. FOR Port Antonio, per steamer
Baltimore. a. m for 81. Thomas and st. Croix
va -. Thomas. Mameuke. from Philadelphia; d;
a. m. for Martinique and Ciuadeoupe per =. 3.
Earnwood from Philadelphia al II m. for Newfound
land. per =. Portia t3 p. for Costa Tica
steamer from New Orleans.
MEDNESDAi--A. ! y. III. G1r Cuba. per .. 5. City ot
D. M for Nassau. y r. per :. = Antia detters
must BE- directed per Aniilia'1.
THtRSDAf-At y. m. Complementary 30 p. M for
bermuda = Ornoco: ~ | y. m. Complementary
30 p M for Nassau. " T.. and Santiago de Cuba.
per s. Niagara.
ShTCRDAY-At a. m. for Brazil. via Pernambuco. per
and La Plata countries be directed per Salerno
2:3O a. III. Tor Newfoundland o
syrian from Philadelphia At 9s0 m. tsup-
Elementary 10 a. M for ~. Croix. St Thomas
I.eewari and Windward Islands Martinique and
barbados. per =. Fontabelle netters for Grenada,
10 4. Complementary 1890 for Jeremie and
Greytown per Arisndhu letters for Costa Rca
be- directed per Ardanthu') 10 a. supple
1870 a. fOr Fortune Island. Jamaica Ss
vanilla and Carthagena, :. 5. Adirondack: a. m
!Or Mexico. :. =. banana. "a PrOyreso era
cruz detters must be directed per Panama. at 10
complementary II a. Tor Cent.a. America lex
cept cls,a RicD and South Pacific ports per s. g.
Finance. VIA Colon d-ters for Guatemala must be di-
Chapas Tabasco and Yucatan. per Vg.lancia (lse-
ters FOR other of Mexico and for CUBA be
directed per Vigilarca')
SCNDAY-At 4 a. m for North Brazil. per Dominic
Via Para Maranham and ceara detters other parts
OF Brazil must be directed per Dominica
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

Mails Tor Newfoundiand by rail TO Halifax by
steamer. close at this Office daily o. m Mails
for Mquelon By rail 20 Boston and thence BY steamer
lose at this office daily al $50 Mails FOR Ctuna
los. AZ ms ONCE daily "a a. for forwarding
steamers sailing Mondays and ThursdaysD from Port
Tampa. TIA. Nails for Mexico overland un,ess spa-
cay addressed for dispatch by steamer close AZ this
oihce daily az a m. fResistered closes a. q o. m
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
Religious Notices.

ALI, SOULS CHURCH Madson-ave. and 6Sth-s,.,
Rev r. HEBER NEWTON. Rector.-Rev A. n. HEN
SHAW will preach IL a. m. Evensong at D. m.
seats free. one-hour service. with sermon. By Rev.
/ A n HENSHAW.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
SOMETHING oN HIS MIND.

From, The Springfield Union ,.,,., o- no, +.
Tent wa''Gi He ni this
"A debatap snr Watson will not talk the suspc'oi
point, am am ,haf ne has something on MS ini"''
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

Foreign the ending October 10 will coss
promptly In all cases) this Office follows:
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

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