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WELL DONE, YLNDERBILT:
Insisting oil Equal Freight Rates TO New
York.


PHILADELPHIA, Nov I'm an interview
with Col. lnos A. scott, President of the Penn
syvania h,road. that gentleman informs NE
ia At the meeting Of the Representatives OF the
Eastern trunk railroads neld ia New York lat
week--dud which adjourned subject 10 Tue cali
of ire. Iueuf Jewell uI the Erl- kiiwiy- several
minor points OF difference were settled. only
Two points Remaining To be disposed Of con
me- tea with the proposed advance OF tregnts
between the " est and the seabnard. ON, point
he Iyfuses TO discuss, but says IL matters moth
ing, not being essential; bus that the remaining
per nile IA insisted upon 10y him, to suit the
geosrap INC Il localities ~ seaboard cities. This
point Of difference he hoids 10 be absolutely es-
sentll in a settlement VI the question Of ad-
Vanclng rates.
Several large grain shippers from the West are
now In Phlddelphia Omplaining, ana willing
themselves to advance rates IN order 10 Get
their produce to the seHboard, because cars
coming 4 ut stay Eat iii loaded, wnile they
want them West To load. They want empty ~
IN Oh CagO and ~. Louis at my price.
Commodore Vanderbilt, Mr.. Scott says. stands
In he way, and talks confidently of his four
track roai, and almost threatcls to bolt any
con in ttlun 80 far "a tie New York Central
and Lake Shore roads are concerned.
Auutuer convention Will soon he held.
ne New York Central, PIesi. eat SCOTT savs,
Is irving To depre-s Eiie's chances, white the
Pennsylvania and the baltimore and Ohio com
hine arLlaly with the Erie to prevent Mr.
Vanderbilt from allowing Boston and New
YORK To cnarge only the same rate from Chicago
u the seaboard a. Mr.. Scott and Mr.. Garrett 10
to Philadelphia ana Ii limore.
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ANOTHER MEDirm EXPOSED.
Light suddenly Thrown Tpon n Spiriiual
Seance-1be Result
|. Hntfr.nl
N N, konred! Gdse,tS.

His name In Church, his nationality
American, and his parior on James street. To-
rnnto, under the shadow ~ SALISBURY Hail.
lie has been doing roaring trade for two years
past. At nifty cents a seanrc. and from s. to SO
per private consultation. The familiar spirits bV
which this man has been enabled To supply some
of the ~ raightest aud mOst respectable mem
hers uf society with news and advice from their
departed relatives are Forest Lily. "A suuaw, Lit
tie Jimmy, an Indian dwarf. Lille Preston, a
young lady, earth residence unknown, who was
drowned while crossing the Atlantic. and MIN
waukcc, AN Indian giant seven feet high. with
these familiars, Church has quilted hundreds IN
the city in fact, lie has 50 brdeyilcd some old
maids and weak minded old gentlemen that they
nave lett their congregations and openly pro-
tossed spirtualisn. last week. however. a dis
Rster heftll Church Tits parlur fun one n ight
and the circle WS complete, and he was supposed
to bc sitting bound hard and fast Ia a corner at
the room. and the names of Milwaukee had
the door. and was ringing bells, aud occasionally
urging the members Of the circle Ia keep their
iuncture a gentleman, who was ia the adj iuiniug
ROOM aud who had discovered stovcpipe hole
In the partition hetwiXt him and the spirit-room
whore Milwaukee was holding forth and
which, IL l. needless to say. was In total dark
ness. conceived the idea Of thrusting n lighted
torch through the hole and throwing light upon
Nimwaukec's subject Accordingly, he quietly
struck a match, applied II Ia the torch, thrust
the brilliant Hight through the stOvepipe hole
and 10 the circle saw not Milwaukee lccturing
or playing, nor Church sitting bound in corner
of tho room, but the latter, in his shirt sleeve
and with hiH hoOta on. standing wherr the spirits
were wont Ia stand. The circle broke up In con
fusion, having discovered that their Gamalei
was humbuR.
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A number Of poois were sold on the m jof.
ties aud doubtful States, Ia VARIOUS forms, all
indicative Of a fnt IN llidens victory.
Al .orri sey' very few pools On tue general
res llt were sold; nut those wnich were dis-
y -el Of went a. SlOJ on linden 10 SIS ON Hayes,
aud from c. to tie increased odds Of SlOJ t.
80, linden heing he iavorlte. The crowd here
no quite - dense as 4 Johnson, the
gre ttcr space forcing superior accounted i-
tipns; BAT the disp, sitiou OF tue auc fence Was
the slue- buXlou-, repfesstd, rructnt, eager
for news. and slow To make inv"stm' hts.
cunSiuetaule number OF pools. ranging IRON
Slm o. go eaen. were SOD on n"JpnIies, but
o. these ,uera was ma. excl emen manifested.
Kc,iy x Bliss rooms we not crowded. hut
ony cpmiortdoiy fun, and tue hetting hero
WIS In Nil res eut~ the same = at Morriasef'a 4.
large shale oil the betting at TINS room was On
~ TEN 81 combinations of states. ticNets being
sTld n 80 Stand IS on selected states named
ior liAAes qua llluen. Ii was notlcehble tuat
the di position to cooper Hayes wts even
str. n.rr m the making up Of these combina
tous tnau WUulC nave been deemed lD0icAteu
- tAe Ouua on the general result.
JoHsEY's PAY AND PRISONERS
The thirty or forty clerks employed by Little
J hunr Davenport for the iIst ten or fifteen
DAYS 81 the cinvass, In making out the records
for the supervlsor- and Inspectors OF election,
h u tnelT pay ruIA maze out yesterday, ana AZ
3 o'clock they we're Told that their services
we're no longer required. lheY were called INTO
the -hes's OH e one by one, and mad their
time verified bY the tims-keeper, and then told,
Your pay his teen cut Men whose pay
announced to about SIS re eived My 81, aud
others w"fe cue ~ tue same proporiun. 10
any rrmonstrance mat was made tue reply was,
"lAkc that or no,hing" those VINO were paid
Were MOI flowed 10 -ce any OF their lssociates
To confer on wh4t Hnuuld he done to preyeu
the reducu u. he receiJts that were signed
were IA bidnk form, All The amounts paid
couil BE- fnci out 1t lIetsur',
Inc net result II aoout 400 arrests Wy Little
Johnny DiNcnports mafsnals ON 4 esday Wa
oisht men hell for something that lOohed like
election fraud Tncse eignt nris ners were fo-
m0yeI from Lud.Uw street J II yesterday morn
Iug to tue cage IN the new Post Once W aWaIt
tn speedy xamination to winch tuev were en-
titled. with two exceptions they W iited In
4 n. O'Clock \ d reu
tine enough from cAnY4ssing election returns
to near ID vld O'ljripn anu john MURRAY. 1heir
eNpl.natlon u the disrrepancies the regis
tlA ION hooks was entirety sal factory, ana
they were q discharged AZ once. Inc cases of the
remain ~ SIX were adj iurued from huur 10
hour, Little Johnny Daveni oTt promising to
taks them up when he could hud time. his he
faded 10 do us late as O'Clock T. d., aud lie
ih,n announced that the Len mus he recow-
nlltted, as lac could not hear them until tod v.
NOV wera HccuIdlnVly reformed Tor another
hi.ht IN tnc cells Of Ludlow street Jdll.
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v son Kills his Father.

FFONV NC ouH FTUHtT7tO 0TVVHtcHs
AUSTIN, New, Oct. 30.-A very sad Incl
dent occurred In this city Saturday might Will
liam Argall entered his house IN Upper Austin
slightly intoxicated, and commenced an assault
was at the time trimming his nails with a
pocketknife. The old man tried to strike his
wife with bottle, when the bov jumped M aud
stepped between them. The mother immedi-
ately left the house uniniured. The father as
saulted the bov with the bottle, which he threw
at him, but fortunately for the boy the father
missed his marx. and The bottle was broken INTO
atoms on the wall. The father then grabbed
the son by the throat. aud In the scuffie received
a cut from the pocket knife In the sons hands.
lie died thia morning at about 10 o'clock The
general verdict seems to be In favor OF the bow,
John Argall. VIM. Argall was man Of great
phvsi al power, and enJoyed a well-earned repu-
talon for courage and daring In underground
mi
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A BURGLAR sHOT AND KILLED.
The Midnight Adventure Of Wealthy Ctti-
cu-Chariev browns Fate.
From, me Tnd,dpapoh' Journal Nor o.
',ast FRIDAY night Mr. Josenh II pitzer


Inst FIR day night Mr.. Joseph II. Pitzer.
shotgun diminished the number of burglars in
Testing this city and neighborhood Ivy one. At a
late hour that night Mr.. Pitzcr was awakened by
noise Ia the rear Of his residence, which proved
kitchen. They removed the upper rash Of the
gable window opening out upon the roof Of the
Kitchen, and through the window gained access
to the main building. They passed from the
room first entered down the stairway into the
hall and parlor. Their movements were heard
by Mr.. Pltzer who hurriediy dressed himself
and armed himself with hts shotgun. He took
the prccaution to add to the load Of birdshot la
the gun few buckshot. lie then went to a side
door on tho east side ~ the house where he
and the probable exit ~ the hurplars lie
passed out of this door to small porch. and
a. he stepp"d from tho porch a man advanced
cautiously toward him. stopping a. If to conceal
presence. lie soon discovered Mr. T.. however,
and started M, and, a. Mr.. Pitler thought. at
tempted to draw a pistol. MIR. 4. in fuediately
fired upon him with. as IL afterward proved.
fatal encct. The man disappeared behind the
house, and Mr.. Filter rel urned To his room and
remained on guard until daylight. After break
last he started for the barn to feed his horse and
Ia the barnyard found the dead body Of the man
upon whom he had fired the night before. The
shot had taken eject IN the breast and neck
The verdict ~ the jury was that the deceased
came to his death by gunshut wound 10y the
hands Of Joseph II. Pitzer, while In the attempt
70 fcloniously rob the house Of the said Joseph
B. PitEer.
No one in townsville recognized the dead burg
lar. but he Is said To he Charley Brown, profess
PitZcr II n well known and wealthy citizen ~
Boone county, and II Is possible the hurglars
knowing his circumstances, believed he had a
considerable sum OF money in the house.
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A FBRRIsLE MAIL kTORM.
A Msn Knocked on hts Horse, Trees stripped.
and Fences Levelicd.


Last Wednesday afternoon, Lieut.. Hall,
with a detachment OF his men, were returning
to Goliad. and were about two miles above the
Farley crossing. ON the San Antonio river, four
miles above town, when a storm Of hail struck
them. One haistone struck one Of his men and
knocked him from his horse. Lieut. Hall dis
mounted and endeavored TO protect himself
from the peltlng hail and rain. His horse
escaping. he then protected himself as
best he could behind small tree, being the only
thing he could reach for protection. The
man who was knocked from his horse was
considerably hurt. Capt Henry Scott who was
hve or six miles from Goliad. on the Refugio
road was struck by large sized hailstone
that made him dismount to protect hm-
SET The width OF the most violent part OF
the storm was about one mile, and we have
heard OF II only from about ten miles up the
river TO seven miles below. The hail in its course
knocked every leaf OF the trees. beating the
grass down "a though there had been a Are
passed over the entire extent Of its course. Many
OF the stones were AS large as mans nst. The
pasture fence Of ID. X. FAINT was blown down or
literally taken up and carried on for one or two
miles. In the sweep Of the storm II would take
up 100 or 30 yards Of fence, then pass over many
panels and come down again and carry away
another portion There were over 100 panes 81
glass broken out Of the residence of Judge Clai-
borne also several other houses In Its course
suffered In like manner.
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srpRFsE CouRr-C HAMBFRs. Nos. u, is, 30,
90 lul III l22 l23 "a, . ~ A., ~ l6S, 40, 49,
1871. 1884 1871 2O7i 2l2 10 2l7 e5s, 26 2,0 e3. 500
ga, JIG, 32l. The assessment calcndar VIII DC
c.it'd.
surREME COURT SPECIAL TERN -Nos. 4al, i7i, cas-,
Az o. SEQ ae b7s On. 631'4 40 ,, IN 270. 40
IA, sos b dl5'a 15t - "a ~ llO ll6,
burRtMt COURT Ih rtr !tri ll,-Nos. fB' IAiA
800 lau, 1913. $50. 40 cli0 1852, b4, 2ta, 23ai
2dll Kos uDi 81, lGio 100. l32s 1875, 1913 nos
II ., liSO l0p 1911 ll4S 1889. 49,. lbu 1903, 1850
1898 1857 iDi lH17 l0i0 2ld5 i,l 30 3.lN i7ili.
1913, - H. IN. BjG altl l7i, laips. 2hi dui 5s7
s,s3 !sa 1872 Zoo 1888, 2loJ, 500, ilS, Az 81
ll30, 1897 3lj7. lOSb.
hVrERIoR coUHr-sPFGAL TEND murrers-
2 3. -. T. .nrH u fact No. 10 ~, hJ 90, Va, M
SUPERIOR ouRr-lRlAL IERH-r,r' L. Nos. pm. l7i,
2iu s3 %ub, o1j i2u 3u Dol u 49, $50 2gi 8 l. l.
Part Is hS2 10. l7i. 20, .sS rs, 10 BOZ 3l6.
az ala $50, loo, 800 49, 3l2, 3l3, 80 21a $780, j36
So, $40 80
CoMaos PLEAs-GRsERAL TERN No. 1879 g. loi,
no lot ~ l"d no, lie, ila no. lls No. 10 l2a'
IA 20. - lt-. l33, i3J laS liD. III,
COMMON lLEAs guilty ERM nos q. -, 16
MAmNE tUukf TRIAL 1EKN Pat l-Nos. 4Jib,
4Nb ltit AIS idh7 AhSi 10. bnl3 5D dOSs, 900
46iJ tAlO, 1919 AL iDsH, 50 5Dul Par II Nos.
i,2l $50, AWa, 42 Abl J0i3 4h4 46O1, 2lB2 4jlG.
4bi 40 -, ipi2 duhl, nu,1 fut lll,-Nr 2t,a Sl2L
gj 06l1. 73O A,H 7li, 7l6s, SidD stdl, W. Ns.
800 4Hsl, r.r w. 50. alaa. 5lt2, GA j. hllg
b4S 5lod, 5loh bl7 52OJ j-ol. o.O o-Us o.IU t-ll
6sl2
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An evening newspaper created nutter among
Democratic politicians yesterday by prlnung the FOL
lowlngi There - report III Z john Kelly Is about
to retire from the leader hip OF rammany Hal upon
his marriage, which WILL It Is SAID take
weeks" Men wac are In the confidence Of Mr.. Kelly
that he has not the eli rtet lntchfon Of rrirug
fr0n the leadership Of rlmu.auy II II that IN hs
specch ON iu 'aday nigl whan he SAID that he frt
though his work was done and thai he ignt retre
must not he construed AZ the reign anon OF hu Kelly
Grand Sache. rhey said mat they had heard
whispers thEt Mr. Kelly ~ q nr married. 10 VERY
comp ished yOuAs lalY WAC lives IN the FOurtoenth
Warl, but others lau ghed at the idea.
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beeyes were 1872 loads, 2i7i he Inc udinR all
gri DIES from poor TO There q shade better
cling, ana slight rood to prime STOCK.
Rpu.h siags. old dry cows thin steers and shelly
sou at 6Ai7lS IN 10 dress 5ijJ ns TO the cwt,
c'nnou 10 prime native steers a. 7@l~vitc" n, to
dress 57 n.
Receipts Of sheep and lanns were "a cars. or 4076
head making 500 for DAYS against H. BIZ tor the
= me time last ok TIE q mand was very moder-
ate. anu sales were slow at tsc5 ~ n. for common TO
prime sheen and h66i4-. for common TO primc amos.
A few extra ~ ep WI re sold { bssDJAc n. and
lew extra aud faui lambs at 0iedO3lc.
Receipts Of hogs were as car lOa q. 5I9f head,
making 62A since Monday. against 1885, for he same
time lat week. Tue marSet trine rrmcr. with
sale. Of AZ car loads = ONO hos alive. AZ $d3cs{50
100 n, Nhc dressed hog ranged from &C. 10 &c. y.
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WEDNESDAY. Nov. s.-FLoUR AND MEAL-The
sse fof n s au aecop pH s In pS Sme
ne mere ss,ss S
ssc. 90 Xxx and .I .SSSss 50, 90 s,asss
nss s city .sppSs ests :, Pss osss
ern bakers AND family brands fe 7sats15 Southern
81. Isss Brsady. vine. sj.so@ss 90. rive nour-sa,
pernne, st-5ossS. Buckwhess flour. v 100 ns ss.sos
Corros- Excited and higher, spots were quoted NC.
Us.. fsisr Ss Sssys A.
rSary, Il isicd fci S.tcS sas isc Tor for April Re-
S s,p': f rc ss Liverpool market
.1 sss nG sss sPS erin s sss
seller Fsbruary at sio iSssioi7S Reef ruling st I'D
1Oi for DIn % ann dS s:
sa,' as.Fy pSIHs 20 'Ss ss0 cs spJ
utuse 9 = enSss SsssT fa sRd iSr
Der, sesss,ic Tor DecsmSc,, .iSs;io67ys Tor janus
,9S for a1 s, Rssss ana hS ss
sss0 stssec; Western creamery s,sac; western
f,c,ory eslici Western do. ssIsc. Eggs steady at
2ssssoc. for Western snd Lear by. ana leG2ic. for
os Gs.,s sv va: without essential change and
5000 6uss., ncnda s new Mo- sprins and old No.
a5. Ssv H. .pg :, nss G anS i;
ea.S ~ snasa % q%s rt6 sses g 600
S 99 ioSd .ass, barley and barley quiet ost.
aud 3begi2c for white do. incu ling No AZ 4ic also
white state. t5@5oc., and mlxed do 45e4sjsc. Corn
quiet, Father Uasrrt sales ll5 900 hush at 5fsa
eoc Tor western mixed, including No. l aud Kansas.
ObvadOc; SAL mixed anu No. Chicago at hsJombpr,
steamer mixed 57tee5sc. oil o. yellow bsec,0ci and
mixed crop OF 1876. 6bc. part Of tue latter for
EXPORT
oRocERIEs.Ilce and foreign moissses quiet and I'M
changed moderate sales OF crop New Orleans at
6Od63c for good to choice. RIO coffee quiet aud un-
changed 100 BAYS MaracaibO solu at i7istg17kc.
sugar arm out qui, for Il phOd0xc for fair 10
gUoi refining renned active at ii9sa1i5s,. for hard
aud lie. for standard "a"
SuNDREs- Petroleum steady but quiet; crude in
hulk. 1i8. refined. 20c BOO Dbl. high sold 81
27c. Tor cary delivery. Naval stores quiet and I'M
On nge strained r9sln ts@s2 10 and spirits turpentine
SOC OF wirkey 17b bDls aid Mt 81 Olxd clio
offered at t09E Tailow, sAeSJ4c. for good to prime.
ocean freght- duirt and wi bout decided changes
grain to Liverpool Oy stem quoted 7itd, and to Hull
DN steam there were engagements a. Id COY Ell seed
quiet at liJa s41sc., anc timothy at 81 .vO8fl.V6.
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state bonds ruled nrn aud more active. We note
snlc- OF Tonnes a., ola. nj AZ; do. D. and new
series, idi Ncw fork ste p1unty loan registered
JOB; al virginia Is, consolidated 2i series, ~,
la.Ioa1 securities were In 20 r"qu"r =, nut ioSrr
Tue y incipal dealiuls were a. GuoNo3 AlO ny anu
su.qu.l una lsts luVai 4. AMI Il. aud Ptcuc -.
ma Milwaukee ami =. Pau cOnsOn ated .luhing
fun, Sais Mica. an Milwaukee lists, 1865 che a.o
aud Nor."westo.n cunl COUPON ~ bpn.s. .isll'i
Morris ana k4srN 2. lNsl, lN.e Enc PIE. tu.is. n ~
iiha ana Joseph -, cunNrithlr 81 NtcIl- % en-
ira7 ,ll2'ai con raj Pnc he l. s,n Joaquin branch
p2t, Western PAcnc bonds, tO2p lniun ftHnr It's.
ltP4; Ution Pichc sinNiug tund, pltg New NurN
G utral al cstlt, 1901. PaClac Missouri tst-,
pisi, Pittsburgh ~. NaYuc nut Chicago /. =. lgliS
lttsJursh, r. va ne and Chicago 2i., llis Cl'yc.ni
aud tltHNufgA uiiHtFu 'nking uuu, llut lultdo
AMI NRnis = 90 Louisville aud \ ,shSile cousoii-
dated, lAhA VA DVN.Aart anu Hudson gi~frIpi.
1884 90 ol'o anu Nssi-sppi IS. 30. CHESAPEAKE aud
Oniu lsts, up on, ~ leugl ,ud ". b e u.0i-
dated, ~ Erie itls. ~ Norh Missouri I.ts pJai agl
~. Lour AMI Inn Mountain. 100 in0il
Inc opening, hlg Get, ioNtsl, AMI T, "A. cio-lng
prcts VI ttOcAs 10 day weIs:
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To THE EpIron OF TIE SUN-Sir; wish
t. ask through Inc sun. in behalf Of the In
tpect.rs M pon clerks who h'ye been out 81
work tor tue Last year aud arc without cent to
i've on, when ~. bfeen VIA y y them Tor lheu
services IA the cleo ION, a. We don't feel liAe
Eclitn- our claims to tie AAi try sharprrs who
are looking to Lake advanlale Of our poverty.
A POOH INSPECTOR.
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Receiver S milford. Of the defunct Homestead
SAVING Bank uf iiuDDkru says that no val h.r
report da,t II s sald the deposItors wIll
every dollar
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AdIlteration In wine ~ minor evil. since
compare yty f'w drink wlne Iiut adultcrAilIn
coffee IL more dtns rus. and a pIiar IL aud "a
soap 20 liNr .in. therefore, a new article, known
a. % I. ADMITS BABY SOAP, Drrn uut uu IN mar.
krt recently. unsrrntrd rAr"pt ~ the natural vol :
Uf the pulest veg Ltuls oils 80 tnat buycr
kunws he procdrrs Al aricv perfectly Tree from any
evil element .idp.
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street. i5o feet wost OF First avenue 10000 to plan
All purnea -
1o-dy at the Exchange, Blackwell. Rker a. wilkins
avenue, jersey city. " "
nOuDccq. -~'N' wv INV -
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MARINE fNrELLIGE vCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-rlfts nay.
sun rises .. 80 sun sels..... * Moon rises morn
men wArER-Tus DAY.
Sandy HOOK. VI GOV Island. % Hell Gate. IL
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Experience demonstrates TINT Parker'r t.iu-
get Tonic II matcurse remedy Cuugns Colds, aud
Sore Throat, sui Nv asOn of its frrikng lima
upJn he blood through tue medium OF improved dges-
ton. m 1T servtcrabe y ne teepe consumptivc. Ask
your dru .gist Tor It, HIStON 90. Pharmaceutical
and nufic uring ChcMlsts 49, william st., y. \.
u
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The election Will be decided to-day. BUY
your hats at shaynes, Walack's Theatre Fuees Low.
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Real Estate Market.

Transactions yesterday at the Exchange com
tod foreclosure sales by
Peter r, Mey'r-Ona plot 405sl90 on Ninth avenue
southeast corner OF Fortleth street tfWn 10 d"lehd
ant. one hpu4e ,ot % IsH NO. ~ Wulrt street,
Aest II ilS ieet nO,A OF Delaney street, NooO ~
pam IN
ny Huh n Camp Ohe Ave tory brlc. tenement
With hot 25xl0Ob o, on tae south side ot sny tara
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Elastic Tru-s o., ds2 Broadway. Y. Y. received
the only award for Elastic Truss Centennial Expo
sItiOu.
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One triaf Of Linby, McNeii Il ILbby's Cooked
OorDcd Beet VIII secure lie constant use Ado
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Adultera'ion In win

You are bilious. Don't DELAY, nut take dose II
QugA's lrlsh Tea. sid BY drugsrts frte % ccut.-
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Ponds Extract FOR Examinations Congestions
and Iccrati,ns It, RENEE iai and healing properties
are wonderful. TT it
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Fail aud Winter shoes aud tsni tcrs. Immense
etocN al low ptces. Try custom CATERS
4 81 LoAlN BROOKS son, rs Broadway, near
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-09

Reduced prices In furniture and carpets.
CowDertnSalrs, LOS aud lSI Chatham sIIses. Pay
uIVutnly.-.llU.
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Rooms, with board, 81, - 70, and s. Desir-
abe and entire doors families for the winter
at reduced rates. -Idr,
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KTOPFFR.- Sarah x 0ptrr from Philip Kionfcr, by
d'crrr q all Quite or oice granted IN" Stn Of
November 1879. Oy tue Hon. ChAs. Al. Van Brunt, OF
the Court u OamniOh Pleas
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SCHOOL SUITS. Large stock at greatly reduced
prlrcs BroNt" brothers Fourth avenue, opposite
Cooper lArututc.
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The following statement OF the gross earnings ~ the
Missouri, tn-ts and +Nts Ru way Tor thr munu 4
OCTOBER shows a tutil OF faa5,-,tot CJrre-pJAdA.
period last yer, 1893 1870