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THE COUNTESS or ABERDEEy HERE.
WANTS TO HOLD FAIR HERE FOR THE IRISH
INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATIONS

WANTS TO HOLD FAIR HERE FOR THE IRISH
INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION.
The Countess of Aberdeen arrived In the city
from Montreal last evening and VIII sail on the
camrania to-day She was accompanied by Mrs
Peter White. Of Chicago.
Lady Aberdeen went TO the home Of Mr. ana
Mrs T ST. John Gaffney 80 a Riverside Drive
When seen by a Tribune reporter she s'lH 'nat
she had come from England ia the interest OF the
irish Industries Association Of which She was the
organizer and first president
I'VE are anxious to hold a fair here" she said
"smilar to those held in London. Edinburgh and
o,her large cities The object OF our association
,s 70 popularize irish products Among the mem
hors ~ the association are many women OF promi-
nence and several Of them VIII come 10 New
York 70 be present AZ the fair II Il IS heln 40
date or other details have as yet been determiheu
,,,o, but am assured OF the active cooperation
- many prominent persons here Governor Roose-
81, hos exnressed a hearty Interest In the plan
VII, asked what the feeling I'm Canada was re-
,ordi,g the South African war the Countess said.
.Oh don't think ! ought 10 speak OF mat she
,dded however that there tremendous en-
,husasm IN all Of me Canadian cities she had VS.
"'rhe departure of the troops from Quebec was
90, tnsoring sight she said. III was magnificent
I LIS a mofher country As for the we'll
AZ such A time this there can 10 hut one vplll.
ast night Lady Aberdeen dned with Mrs Gan-
rev president Of the National Council on women
81 the United States. - .
In abiding TO the kindly feelings existing between
the two organizations the Countess sald.
~ roel euro that the most happy relations nov
exleiine between these sister councils Will not only
bn sustained but will be still further developed
,,nder ne presidency OF my friend Mrs Gafrney
Lady Aberdeen sails to-day. and viii carry With
hAr INA good wishes ~ many American women, a.
nsu a. H. dkVction OF hAr Canadian admirers. As
az uins,rstion OF her power Of ada ptabiliiy and
far.reascnns syTnsstn'es CIT "'''''' Nsu''sr'
"trherevtr Lady Aberdeen goes and wherever Of
hc,al duties call her. she will Always become part
and parcel Of the country where she lives
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DAVID THOMPSON.

David Thompson, a man well known among the
atrical people. died yesterday M the New-fork
IIOspa. He was about forty years old. Several
years ago he business manager Of the Grand
Opera House when the theatre was under the
direction OF Edmund c. stanton. When r. Henry
French became the manager Mr. Thompson was
retained there in the interests OF the Gould estate
which owns thu property Wnen the management
OF the theatre again changed hands Mr. Thompson
became connected with Walter DamrOschs bust
ness STAFF. lie Ioaves a widow.
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RI SrCCEED DIR. IAN DYKE.


fAI4I IlI'T''|7
- THE BRICK Git ~ H.
.e .,s Dr.k Presbyterian church.
Al ne NV ''r,,.-.v-se,cnih-st. 10 be held next
Yfh-aVe' 7-r g., is expected that the pastor
WednfsD", h ..s.ion Tho trustees and the
y, Van DYKE "'' .,..,,s,,,s. 90 Tho can,
....ors VII al Nni'' '' ~ ,.,', - ,,.,
Ito, 10 call rho Rev Hr' M"''''e - a.
eresa''" ,.,-,.. ,.,-tor in succession 10 the
q PsuHo'" ,, N-hon the concrcga-
vsV nr Horny van 'f" ,. a.. -, 4.
49, , meeting of neNf W''N N"N III ""''" -
iona ]" . . f.~ tho purpose OF appointing
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E1.sPE4KER REEDS NEWTORK HONE.

re TAXES ~ APARTMENT ~ THE pAIHoJSlE'
OVERLOOKING TIE PARK.
Ex-speaker Thomas r. Reed has finally settled
Q, he location Of his New-York home Mr.. Reed
vas understood % he looking for a house prefer
stly in Fif.h-aye but as none that ne Wanleu
were available bee has taken fiat In the "a mousse
apartment house in Central Park South. u IL o"
he eighth floor. and has "A fine view Of the fa'A.
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rgy B00KER 70 BE RiISED.

Washington. Nov 3.-The Quartermaster General
to-day received a cable dispatch announcing that
the transport Hooker which went aground on
Corregidor Island, Manila Bay, probably would be
raised by the contractor within the next few days
The damage TO the ship Will be greater than was
at nrst expected.
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OBITUARY..


Williamstoon. Mass Nov. 3.-Luiher Dana Wood
bridge. professor OF anatomy and physiology al
Williams College. died at noon to-day. Professor
Noodbrldse- was horn At Perth Amboy. y. j. on
December q, 1880 10 was graduated from VIII
iams In the class Of r. and from the College OF
and SURGEONS IN New-York In 49,.
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MAIN OFFICE so 1874 Nassau
UPTOWN OFFICE No. l2i2 BROADWAY.
AMERICANS ABROAD Wil nnl The tribune ~
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10 leave Advertisements and subscr. rtons
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NJ ~ ~ p4RNELLA AONE N.

4 casi, dispatch from Dublin 10 the local Parnell
Monument Committee yesterday announced me
posiponen.n' Of The sale ~ AyOndnr. The nome or
Charles stewart Parncll. until the return 10 He-
land 81 the Lord Mayor. Mr. Iai"n ana Jo"h r.
Redmond who are In this country In tne interests
Of a fund TO redeem the home ana erect nonu-
ment 10 the great Irish patriot. Inc comnlittte
meets maj tho funds collected IN Boston and s
nelghborhOod will he about tlnOO.
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DETERY'S REMOVAL RJNORED.
REPORT CIRCULATEs IN THE TENDERLoIN AID
Is DENIED BY COMMISSIONER HESS

There was a persistent rumor In the Tendcrioin
last night that chief Devery had been deposci and
that Deputy Chief Mclaughlin had been made
chief Mayor Van Wyck seen about It
at the Democratic club lie declined absolutely
10 discuss that or any other public question. He
would not even listen 10 a question
Police Commissioner Hess at the Hotel
Metropoe. and he ridculed The story.
IT'S not true. There are many things In the De-
partment DO not know about I'll admit" he said.
but I'd know II that was true. And I'd tell you
too It's absurd"
Register Fromme when at the Democratic
headquarters Of the XI&th Assembly District
Broadway and Sxty-hftn-st. said the rumOr was
Somebody's pipe dream" Other Democratic lead
ers also ridicued the rumor.
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THE REV. DIR. SAMUEL BoYKEN.

Nashville. Tenn. Nov (spcciaD The Rev. Dr
Samuel Boykcn. one OF tho most prominent BAPTIST
ministers IN The South died to-day In this city. He
was born ar Milledgeville. Ga. November -
M and had served FOR nearly forty years As A
sunday school worker and an editor. Or Boyken's
BODY Was taken tonight Macon Ga, for burial
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Fl NERAL or WILLIAM II. WEBB.
THE REvs MINoT J. SAVAGE AND ROBERT COLL
YER OTFICIATE ~ TIE CHURCH OF
TIE MESSIAH

TIE MESSIAH
The fune al Of William H. webb the shpbuilder
and marine architect. was held yesterday afternoon
~ inc Church ~ the Messiah Park-ave and Thir
tv-fourth-st. The rain did not diminish the attend
ance OF the friends OF the dead man and his fam
,lv and besides these there were large delega-
,tors from the Webb Academy and Home for Ship
builders At Fordham Heights founded by Nj
vehb The pallhearers were Chauncey Depew.
: N Wright James Talcott James Rowland.
Dorfnsn Eaton. A j. Elias. Andrew r. Green,
sale-o u Wales. Darwin r James and Samuel D.
Batcock.
The funeral service WAS read by the Rev M;not
Savage and the eulosy pronounced by the
~ Robert Collyer Mr. Colyers tribute was
hr,.s but eloquen.ly descriptive Of the dead man
We recalled MS FIRST meeting with Nj Webb 1--WE
,,aars ago when the home at Fordham Heights
uss dedicated and MI Webb invited him 70 be
Tn. name Of our friend SAID Mr. Collyer. rs
rt,,en on all the oceans by the kees Of the ships
10 hum He fought his battle and his industry viii
"a nerseveranct brought him through the Vhir-
ar "a the storm He did all the work hat Uas
g,,sn him 10 90 IL this time for regret when a
s't nan ends 4 noble me- II IL no lime for
hyut ,ation II is the grand consummation Of Nfe
&c.. =, ho receive his bounty Will praise him when
n.s are gone and forgotten HIS spirit VIII always
~ -, ,ro service, at the church the funeral party
~ Iri,'u 10 Fresh Pond Long Island. where tho
bod, ~ Mr. Webb WIS inrlneihirn
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SOUGHT TO AVOID PUBLICITY.
HENRY GRATTAN DONNELLY BROUGHT SUIT FOR
DIVORCE BEFORE A RICHMOND
COUNTY Court

Henry Grattan DOnneliy author. playwright and
former newspaper man. brought suit for absolute
divorce from his wife Blanche Donney. before
Justice Wilmot NJ Smith and a jury. In the Rich
mond County Supreme Court yesterday. They
were married in Philadelphia In 1877. and lived in
harmony for twenty years. The separation came
In June. 1897. and in April OF the following year
formal uauers were drawn. The jury dclbcrat"d
Tor an hour and a half and returned with yer
dict in favor Of the defendant. Mrs. Donney. but
Justice Smith set aside the verdict as against me
weight Of evidence. and the case VIII be retired al
the next term. .-
The On So was tried in Richmond County 20 escape
publicity according to statement made by one
OF the witnesses.
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WHEELED AH0TT TIE HOSPITAL II \ 'HNlK AND
MAY sooN RE TAKEN TO HIS HOME.
Walter T. Duryea who operated upon some
weeks ago for broken spine, was so much I'M
,,ovei Yesterday that he was wheeled about the
hospital Corridors in invalids chair lie can
ron move his hands arms and feet and his mind
IS perfectly clear HIS complete recovery is hoped
Or HIS appetite is good ani improving. lie
,stps well and is in the best o. spirits Il his i'm
prarement is as marked for another fortnight. his
tsiher Edward +. DurNea, of Glen cove, Long
sand will take him home.
Young Duryea was injured three morths ago by
diving into shallow water at oyster Bay.
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nope OF MS recovery His an1ent Is debility
M NJ Cantwell Is one OF the leading prestes
or me roman Catholic Church I'm this country. and
MS brilliant talents won for him five years ago hIs
present high position
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The Right Rev. Paul Leopold HaNner Roman
Catholic Bishop Of Mayence. born In Wnrtem-
berg on January p. 100 graduated in theology
at Tuhingen In 1851 AMI WAS ordained priest the
following yea In 1855 he became professor OF
philosophy I'm ,he Catholic seminary at Mayence.
and attracting the attention OF Bishop Kcttoler,
was made canon OF the cathedral During inc
"kulturkampf he one Of the most ardent and
eloquent defenders Of the Church. and cOmbaltn
the May laws for which he fined. The closing
Of tho seminary of Mayeuce cost him his PROBES
sOrship DR. kettecr died ia 1871 but 70 was not
until 1855 that Or Haffner was named his cue.
cessor. He was the author OF many philosopher
works. among which was The Principles OF Fhl-
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Tribune ONCE Nov. T. a. m.-The weather Yesterday
was cloudy, with the afternoon ami evening. The
.aperare ranged - and 81 degrees the aver
age a.. degrees being h ~ degree lower than that
Thursday and 60 degrees lower than mat ~ The cor
responding das n last year.
Rain followed l} colder weather is inli aiel FOR
10 t4V
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The principal star whom Heinrich Conried II to
hiring 70 America this season is Felix schweghofer
10 Oil play an engagement 81 three weeks al the
ir,ing Place Theatre. beginning on CHRISTMAS.
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Bangs 4 Co.. 81 and ~ Eifth-A,c..

will sell a, auction MONDAY afternoon. ar lock.
collection II STANDARD And VALUABLE cooks,
comprising many works In several departments
~ Literature
WEDNESDAY and TUESDAY afternoons. Ar o'clock
BOOKS. including Americana illustrated Works Travel.
ricflon.
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~, Thursdav night I'm Planheld Augustus Pitou
I'll, ,rod,,ce The Gunner'- Mate new naval
drama hv Hugh Gallagher. formerly an 'fc"r
IN the United States Navy ana w J. M'hf nan
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PRINTED MATTER. ETC. German steamers sailing
Tuesdays take Printed Matter, ETC.. for Germany, and
Specially Addressed Printed Mater. efc., flr oter
parts 4 Europe. American and White Sar steamers
On Wednesdays German steamers Thursdays. AID
Cunard. French and German steamers on saturdays
Printed Matter. etc, Tor an countries fr which
they advertised 20 carry mai.
After the closing OF the supplementary Trarsatlantc
Mails named above additional men AIRY malls ara
opened the piers e the American. English French
and German steamers. and remain open unt!l within
Ten Minutes II the hour sailing u steamer Mail Tor
1fansy Orange Free state Is forwarded In closed
mails for those Countries via lenzo Marques. but u
specially directed via England via Europe" Il
VIII be sent included IN the mails flr London and
thence In the mails fr Cape Town. 70 DO delivered BY
the latter office such - the addresses wn1 have left
the South Africa. Republics and at present IA tho
CAPE C0llny.
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NOTES or THE STAGE.

hAnet, tor the Actors Fund 81 America Will
hs c,,sn q, the Broadway Theatre on the after
moon OF Thursday November IS Many prominent
actors will take part.
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N NEW YORK CRY.


one per copy postage IS charged N the
DAILY and SEMI WEEKLY 70 mail subscribers In
Ne~-York city.
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FRIDAY. Nov ION. a, P. NJ.
ELEGANT AND RARE BOOKS.


comprising copies u handsome and limited editions 81
Famous Authors frs, editions publications u Literary
Clnhs and manv other rarlles.
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CASW ELL. MASSEY & CO.'S
NEW PERI 'T- MES y y ID SACI ETS.
TNEQIALLED n THE WORLD
FOR RE- .NEMENT AND DELICArN
juno n 9th Az. Bway. and 9th St. & SIS 'ih Az.
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REMITTANCl,S shosd a,Vavs 10 made IN I0sic nics
money order Express money order coz traff on NV
York. city II cash f. sent p, mail. unregistered. ms
Tribune VIII not be responsible for It's loss
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sATl RDAY-At Il. m FIR Europe per g. 8. 'tam
pania Via Queenstown. AZ a. M for Netherlands
direct per =. Rotterdam. via Rotterdam oeters must
be directed per RItfo' 49,. a. Do. Cor ftaJ,
per AugIsie Victoria. VIA Nnli's Netters must DO
directed per AIeusfe AiciOriaD
81 NDAY-At a. lor Azores Islands direct, 5.
peninsuar
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Burlington Vt. Nov. 3.-Bshop Louis De Goes
BRAND of the Roman Catholic Diocese of BurIns-
ton. died tonight.
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It's like the story OF the horseshoe nail The
slight cola lays the foundation for the serious
ore cure it with Jaynes EXpectorart =.
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ILLNESS or MoNSIGNoR ciNrwELL.

,nnadol,bis Nov 2 Monsignor Nicholas Can't
.ou A-i.,r General Of the Archdiocese II fhiia-
1.lnh,a ana rector emeritus II the church Of ST.
pbiip de Ncri In this city, IL lying at the point Of
desth and owing 10 his advanced age-eishty-
seven years-the attending physicians express Htte
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In ths diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes In pressure indicated by The Tribune self
recording barometer The dotted line shows the tempera
tlre as recorded AZ Perrys Pharmacy
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..I roticod I'm The Passing Throng' OF November l.
caid William HAYES AclNan Of Washington. II. c..
Yesterday IAN article entitled \
MORE OF Romance Of Fairviow Farm As
THE FAIR am related 10 some or the la'"'7
VIEW FARM in interest, ] would IKE I" SCI your
ROMANCE informant Nr Smith. straight IN
one or two particulars. The famous
Southern beauty therein referred TO- who later mar
ried BENJAMIN Franklin then owner 90 FairNie~
Farm was Miss Hayes, who under the chaperonage
OF Mrs Hugh Lawson White. wife Of he candidate
the Presidency in 1884, visited FarVeN. then one
Of the show places Of the South II is Sald ihal MI
Franklin was first attracted hN the young sii
sweet soprano voice I'm popular ballad OF the nay.
The cOurtenIp has been told repeatedly THE story
of the window PAM and diamond ring rests upon
foundation I'm truth. After Mr.. FIankin's death
his widow became the wife Of J. a :. Acklan. an
intimate friend u President POLK. who served IN
the Texas war and was promoted to the cOlonolcI
for bravery on the field. Colonel Acklan died ~
Angola, La. where he owned seven plantations and
l.lN1 negroes After the Civil War his widow went
abroad, and is still remembered I'm Paris among the
American nho contributed in small
measure 10 the brlancy % the Court az Napoleon
Ill In 1867 Mrs. Acklan became the wife OF DR..
Chcathdm. first cousin OF General thcaih of tho
ConfeGeraCy. and Of the late Mrs ThaNer tnee
Cheathaml. % \cu-York. Miss Kitty Cheatham.
who was favOrably known on the stage 2 mem
her OF Days company. is the daughter OF n. p.
Cheatham. at one time Mayor OF Nashville. Tenn"
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DAILY with sunday. 81 IS month Address banged
often desired
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changed often desired.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
t-r-..

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INDIES ETC
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a m. '.arpemea'sD io.ao'a ml for caie Hau
for Fortune island Jamaica sa,anla and rarfhae.na
per s. s. Adirondack cef.ers s,r Costa Rca must bs
foundiana per Phe'uis At 1890 a. m. fr Hsi,.
,a,p- and iacne dei,rTs fr caa',5 v~aeleis rr1i-
dad British and Dutch Guiana must be- gel per
IaTana ' per Mevco ae',ers must be directed per
fr Port, fica. VIA san Juan tarsoa0 aal venezuela.
also saYanila aud rarthas"na 'ia Curacao, per $. =
W'n5%ari Islands. per s. $ Preiora Via Guaialoupe.
Maron4ue Barbados ami ,'ner'r q'''rs,
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81 , Ssse' VIA ii ra ar Ma.snaam ma cea1a.
Nal. for xessaaenre BY 's s 70 No's ss9'y 80 ard
i, t,onne.ting close here Monday. Wednesday
and , 5ssr .,; Msi eoS At s as da5 a,
"a .a Nal: Z, Scr .ea SS csse a. me r, sn g
M3"as w Z, and Fraa Ms. or cass s1
raj 70 Miami Fls 1ns 'ernse s,ss"sI s,se a.
q 80 n. nhe eonnee,,as coss' arc On Tuesday sni
sssrqa aares.ea Tor eiseAteh BY steamer close a:
tho once DAILY a, go a n A.. 10 Mails tor
rail 70 NsN-or.esns snd theaee By steamer cose At
Mo s s' ,or belize. Puerto costs1 and oaassa.
.Psxsered mail closes al o m. previous day .Per-
is,ered mai! closes at . m. second Gay BEFORE.
TRANsPAcIF!c MAILS
Mails ,or china Japan seattle here daily a.
$50 W % November . inclusive. 'or despatch. ger
: q Riojgn Man MILLS Tor CANA. japan ana Ha-
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30 up 70 November TO. inclusive
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colonies except West Australia. which & es VIA Eu-
hope Zealand. which gees VA san Franc!soo),
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daily al 80 after October and 10 70 Soyer-
Ter III inclnalye f0r despatch per Nopera
MALI for China Japan ana Hawaii also Tor Aus,raasfsn
COLONIES except We, Australia and New Zealand arr
FIN islands close here daily 40 November IA
flf dispatch Ter steamer lorc from san Francisco.
Malls fof Society Islands. VIA san Francisco cioes
her. daily "a q 30 20. 40 % November rs Inclusive.
despatch 81 ship galilse Malls Australia
cept West Australia Sew Zealand Hawaii Fijl AMI
Samoan Islands fis san Francisco close here daily
$50 D. ul after ,-nher I'D and up % Novernber
30 inclusive. 90 day OF arrival u =. Campania.
due a. New NII. Nult nh.r - fIr despatch per q.
Alameda Ordinary malls for China and Japan. via
Vancouver close here daily a. a 80 ,. ~. W Mo-
,emhef f2s inclusive. for despatch Yer Empress
= China
Tfan-gacinl mails forwarded port ~ sailing daily
ami TIE sehelIle I closing arranged on the pre-
Registered mail closes al previous day
CORNELIUS Vac COLT. PostmAstsn
Psssofacs. New-YOrk. \. \. October ~. 1879.
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PostOnicc Notice.

Should lie read DAILY ny all interested as changes may
occur a. any tin,.J
Foreign mails for tho week ending November 4 1879.
vii an The General Iysolce
as follows Parcels Post Mails hour earlier than
closing shown below. Parcels Post Malls for Ger
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81 iRRIED.

PEATT-B RlGGs-At the church ~ the TranshFiretion
lv the Row . e. H0ught0n H. T.. sophia Jackson
daughter Il James II Briggs. 10 Cleveland Forsyth
Pratt = BROOKLYN, New York
x" I'd Irving Place Drookyn \. y. by the Rev
charles Edwards the Franklin Avenue PRESBYTERIAN
church Mar, Hustled Mills of North Greenwich. 20
Joseph Wimpenney. ~ kensico.
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
dnrsnd 1rifh fnll name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
THE BISHOP OF MAYENcE.

Berlin Nov. 3.-The Right Rev Or. Haffncr.
Bishop Of Mayence is dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04

A.-The kcnsico CONTRIBUTIONS station
Harlem Railroad ~ ride the Grand central
Depot Office. IL East i-i-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04

Cypress Hills Cemetery.
OFFICE. MADISON Az b.. COR .3li ST. Y.