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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04

QtGe !3peifel mitiien idpinoen! Serr
@ultap 6eilmann, &eoafteur beS Bittsz
burgb vJtepgblifaner", i6reibt Sol9enbes:
Den 6ut ab Dor benz ct. SafobS Oel!-
ct. SGfob5 Del curtrt 9tbeumatiSmuS,
bauon babe i'd mid iiberseugt. Seit spet
Sabren lit i6 3%eitpeiie an rbeumatii6en
S6mer3en in Der linfen Sdulter uno benz
re6ten Nrnt, 10 Dab i6 lebten Serblt ie6s
&Oden lang arbeitSunfdbig tpar uno gar
mande 9taGt unter Qualen l6lafloS Suz
bradte. Yor einigen QSuden Nun befam
idJ etneH neuen Defti9en Qtnfall beiielben
lle6elS un0 bei6loB oiesmal. (id geitebe
eS, nit gerin9em 9ertrauen auf Oeien
8irtlamfetD oas DielgeriiDmte ct. Satobs
Sel III Nnlpen0uno 81 bringen. SD be-
femme offelt, bas &elultat bat MIDI f0rmli6
iiberral6t. Shon Die eriten @inretbungen
linberten bic Shmersen cams beoeuteno
unb ein ~fortgelebter @ebrau6 bon Bios
Stpet Slaidet bat mid bon benz DartnGdiz
gen llebel in peit t"iir5erer 3eit befreit, ais
bieS norher einige cminente Ier5te burdJ
iDre Mitte[ 81 tbun I'M StanOe paren.
SD era6te MIDI beBbaIb fir Derpfli6tet,
Sbigc5 gum 8eiten alIer Gbeumatiter be-
FAINT 5u ma6et."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04
WnrN.0nnb0ftnA

gBie mir ioeben Dernebmer lit Serr B.
81. 6. &ob aus Der Dor faum eincm Sabre
georiinbeten Nuiieblung @oroen @itD, 2lla.,
gegenpdrtig in Chicago, UNI lid eini9e 500
den bier a%ufSubalteu. SIS piro 8ielen bon
S11tereiie ietn, namentIid fir ioIde Die
@ngeb0rige in 6ieien bon Chicago aus ge=
grin6eten NnIiebluns baben, BON ibm per-
@arben Gitp uub% llmgebung ii6 oes beftcn
@oblieius erfrelten.
Inn SeOem @%elegenbeit su geben, Gr>
funbigungen iber @arben GitD uno yforth
alabama i'm Qmsemeiuen ein3ieben au
f%0nnen, tpiro 6err &o6 ieben Sag bon
Morgens 9 11br bis 1 llbr Wfittags tt Der
Norb alabama 3anb Sfftce,
ubIi6 8Iod, NOro GIart Ctr,
Qnmelen0 lein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04
uottreu:
Nuaemeiaer maarenmar.l.

&ntter. - Stau. rGreamero" gu
su 11@20c. unb SOLO fir Gr%iibiommerz
Butter. SpGtiommerbutter 11@13c.
@ter. 163@18c. fir gang fril9e;
einaeIe9te 6@14c.
RartofteIn. = BeodbIops per Gar" As
@5Sc., @arlp Stole 4O(052c. &uiett 400
45c.; ~tleinere Bartien 5@10e. b0ber.
SIBe &GrtoffeIn - Suinots It's
@2.0O; Seriep 2.2502.75; Gir9inia
gno Wfarhlano 2.00@2.25.
Sprit 200 SaB gu 1903.
Ssn GtneiInGtt 1903.
Sn 8eorta 1.O7.
Sn 9 al tim or 1.11@1 III.
Sn 81 enc D rle G -Jtectiictrtes NETS
lidcr 1.O5@1.1O.
SIT Ybtlaoel b t a. - 8eitLi4:c
40.
SIN CT. 2oIts 1903
Sn getr Oorf = ITO.
NIto6o l-2.14@2.16 Der SAL.
Trauben. gu 597c. per BfInb.
vGiber". 1.5O@2.O0 bas ] SAB, uno
s.0O@4.0o bas Tab.
0eflIge[. 9ta6frage mdBtg. Eurz
iebs 7@8 lebenoe per ID, uno gei6la9tete
$1,000 per ID; alte 0elnen 2.25(G2.75
y. Obo. leb.; alte 96bns So. 0002.2 20.
9llte unb iunse SI6uer burdeinanoer
$2.5O@2.75. Sunge @iibner 81. 25@9 .s5,
ie mad Der @r0Be. @nten 2.OO@2.25 per
Obo.; gerupfte 7c. per gfb.; Qeb. @Gnie
$6.O0@$7.00 per Oub.
BiIo. Yrairiebibner $3.5O@4.5O
bas 9uBen6; &rieds @nten (TeaD $1.15
@1.5O; rWauacbs" (gnteri9e $500
@2.50. 9iri6riiden 9@12}c. per 8f.
belm gansen Stiid; &~umpfiride 4(05c.
&leine Gnten 1.00@.1.1O.
&C observation-disclosures per ..
BreiBeIbeeren. = Slau gu $4,000
$500 per HaB fir tpiloe, $6.OO@6.5 so
($7.OO@8.0O fur iebr i6one v8eu" unb
vBusle") fir nerebeIte unb 1.5O@$1.75
per 8uibeI fir erftere un6 200 fir lebtere.
B~eienforn. vgrtra Green @arz
pet 8ruib" 4c.; .Green 6url" $40
&c.; v9eo tipped 5urI" 3@3{c.; u@teen
8ruiD" nit v9url" 3@33c.; v&eb tipped"
DO. $685.; v9feb &inferiorBrui6" 23@
&c.; v@rooteo" 1(02c.
8nbneu.- Self gu 81. 65@1.75 fir
9rima, unb 1.75@1.S5 fir bette vgeabD."
Qepfe Ell. - Sir CUTE 1.00@1.25 un0
fir bic beiieren MnO beiten Sorten 1860
2.25.
9onis. 8sfter tueiser in @absn
1O@14c.
&Iben. - r~9futabasas" 4O@45c.;
Quitten. 35@50c. per &orb.
GttrOnen.- Malaga 8.00@8.5 so per
&iit6en; Melitna unb gteapel 9.OO@9.5 so.
Mpfelitnen. = Meiitua $50 6as
&iit9en; 2ouiitana 600 bas SAB.
We6l Ma@ benz beItigen 8orienbes
ridt).
@eiBe Binter rgrtras", beites 4.75@5.25
Or. siemIi6 i@Ones Bis ih6nes 4.5O@5.OO
90. i9le9tes bis mittelsutes.. 3.OO@4.OO
9feues Wintermebl.. ...... 5.0O@5.25
,0eitern Sprtng Grtres".
beites 4.5o@5.Oo
Do. gutes NIB re6t gutes 80. 3.50@4.05
Spring Superftnes", 9utes
bis rsat autes.........~... s.5o@s.75
81. i6leftes uno m%itteIgutes. 2.25@2.75
Neinnei otG rebt gutes un6 beites @ .25
DO. orb. un6 siemli9 gutes.. 3.75l@4.50
Minnelot9 Patent gutes bis
beites -................... 6.Oo@s.5O
&oggenmebI ............ 2.60@2.75
Bu6petaenmebI .......... 20
v@borts".- 10Tonnen gu $3.50 auf
ben S3tenen.
ScreeHipAs.-10 Eouueu gu 5000
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04
G1reGIf6er Sob.

Sn Der M~Obelfabrit bon Otto Weisner,
Die binter Dem 6auie SEQ. 1913 NortbzQpe.
an Der Gde Der 6alfte6ftr. 9elegeu lit, mai
Der 15tdbrtge Sobn &uebeI aIs 2ebrIinq
bel6Gfttgt. 8eim @in0Ien Der Ntai dine
pnrbenO onneritag 8ormtttag feline &leioer
pl0Blid BON Der 8eae gefaBt. Ser I'M
gllldlt4e &nabe tpurbe berumgepirbeIt, 10
6aB er fat augenblidli6 cine Qei6e mar,
Nolistft 0eort6 braGte 6en @erungIidten
mad Der Wobnung ieiner Gltern $50. 235
9aptonitr. uno benadri6tigte ben goroz
ner, Der Srettag 0a6mtttag ben Snque1t
9bbielt uno etnen 0abripru6 ben nmitGn=
ben demGR f1ntp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04
9auOcI, Tillau3e1 rlIO Wdrfte.
gbtcago, Samita9, 2. NoD.
GetteiOe.

Oie 6aIt,tng Ser @etreibemGrtte IieB fit
ben Qanomann aud in Ser nerg0ngenen
@O6e nod bel gu tpini6en iibrig. Oenn
tuenn Die 4reile lid aud lett unierem lebz
ten Seri6t elm tuenig gebeiert baben, 10
mar bies bod nur einestbeils benz llmz
itan6e 5u5ui6reiben, baB 6as @lusgebot in
8e3ug auf Quantitdt elm iebr mittelmGBis
9es tuar, unb an6erestbeils Der NGbe bes
Wfonatsabi6luffes. Seute baben oenn
aud bereitS bic Yretle einen &IGgang ers
fabren. Gergliden nit ben g%fotirungen
pom noriger Samitag itellten Die Preile
Der perl6iebenen @etreiOearten ii6 am
Sreitas Can peI6em Sage bieielben am
bO6iten itanoen) tpie fol9t:
@et3en 600. 2 um 24c. b0ber; Mais
yso. 2 unoerdnOert Safer $50. 2 nm &c.
b0ber; &o99en 9fo. 2 UNI IL. bober;
@erfe go. 2 UNI 23c. nieoriger.
Seute (Samitag) fel @ei3en $40. 2
INN sole; Mats $50. 2 UNI 4@3c.;
9afer $50. 2 nm 5@}c.; @erlt e go.
2 I'm 1@2c.
Bir notiren:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04

- Die 0ran6 Surp bes 8unbesgeri6ts
bra6te audi 6reitag nod feline lnflagen
elm, pbihon, Dem 8eruebnten nad. bic Gins
tla8ei6rifteu 9egen lGmmtli6e in @erbinz
buIg nit ben lluteri6leifen inn 8oitamte
genaunte DISQUALIFICATION, tpie Gr>4oitz
meilter Ufc2trtbur, 0re9s, Wttler uno 9lu>
Dere, ausgearbeitet lino. Utit Der llnterlu=
dung Der BetrigereieH benin 8au beS
nelen 8UnOe58ebGu0eS perOeu nur lcbr
langiame 6ortldritte gemadt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04

un6 30 gonnen su $1,000 auf ben S6te=
nen. 1 Gar su 45e. per 8uibel, / Gar
@eisens, Maiss nnb Safer. Screenings"
su 33c. per 8uibeI auf ben Sdienen.
&Ieie.- 10 Sonnen sit 7.122; 20
su 1895; so gu 7.40 unb 30 $50 abgelies
fert; 10 Conner 3u 1926 auf ben S6ienen.
v6ee6".-1O 5onnen Mais unb 9afer
gemablsnsu $12.5O auf ben Sdienen.
Maismebl. - 200 SAP aus ben
Netp England Mils CUR $1.75 per SAB.
vWibbItn9s."~ - 10 Tonnen grobe
AL $500 Qbaeliefert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04
S,ie Rak' int ga& 9efamft.

bentt Wan1er, Der bWr6 martti6reieril6e
@naeigen Don @unbermitteln D~erleitet,
iein gutes @elb bersiebt unb cine Bfui9s
mebiSin babur6 erbanbelt. 90 bentt aud
pobl Islander, Der bon benz groBen 9eiLs
mitteI bes 9r. g. Silsbee gegen 6Gmors
rbotben, ANAKESIS, LEFT. Seio alio
borii9ttg, Sbr 2~eioenben, un6 ien6et erit
nod elmer. probe, bic @u9 g. NeMs
ftG6ter 4 Co., Bog 3946, Stem gort,
auf @erIansen fo~ftenfret 3ui@iden
perben, ebe ibr eineu @orratb au taufen
brau6t. gu baben in Chicago bel Sale
& 8IoGi, IS g, gIartitrase anb 4e Wtonz
roeitraBe.
mO.wtfrtwp4
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04

Die Sdooner rMarian So. Saige"
unb wSon Diego. fubren ii6 Sreitag I'M
9auptfabruaiier bes T[uiies felt. 8erz
i0ieOene S6lepp6ampfer Derlu6ten ibr
m0gli6ftes, UNI Die S6tffe loS5ubefoms
men, ais Der v5aige" ftd pl0bIi0 berums
i6pang unb gegen BEN Diego" anItef.
Seine SoGmaitrae traf bic Saue uno &etz
ten, pel6e ben Mt33enmait bes nOiego"
bielten nnb 6ieier itiir5te auf ben Ntatroien
&obert @aaer berab, beiien re6teS 8ein
iiber benz SuBgelenf aeri6mettert puroe.
8auer trug AUDI Gcrlesungen am &iiden
bapon. @rit fInf Stunoen ipGter bradte
man BEN 8erunsIidten na6 benz Seez
manns> 6oipital.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04
SLIDER ?

1leber angeblide StIber @nt<
in benz bonn 2ittle Wabalb
bur6itr0mten County @fftngban III
i'm iib0itli6en Sbeile DDn Slltnots
i6reibt unS Elm bortiger 8iIrger:
GbsewOO6, SILL, !. Hou. rs.
9ie Serren 2Ouis Seberer, Soadim 8eGer,
N6am 9iaOler. alle in llniOn 3Ounibip, iasen,
baB eiu alter Subianer ibnen bier rei6balti9e
Silberminen mn 6luB entoeft bat unb oaB Elm
Stein uon Z 9funo $3.50 SiIber entbielt &C. &C.
9ie Sadie iO0te uuteriu6t Weroen our3 Seute,
bic es uerlteben.
s. 81. GhiffIin.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04
Mtan bite iid Dor bi1ligen &ei5mitteln

uHb sebrau@s Goitetter's @a9enbitters, wsnH
man elmer tonii6eH StimuIans unb etues Glterattus
beOurf. Die i'm SanSeI Spirituoieu srs
3euseH, ielblt wsnn ie HuperfdIidt finb, b6diteus cine
tempOrdre IuibsiIeruns, in Der 0tsseG Don elmer uiebers
i3laseubeu @eaftiOn sefOIst, bic elmer i9wddIi9su
Contribution ut@ts weniser ais s~utrasIib tit. Die trdf=
ttssH 6OtoHii6en SnsrebiensieH ~basessH. bic nit ben
Hltobolti4eH IN S%Oitetter's NoseHbitt.rS pereiuist limb,
urrletbsH Densu, bic OoheIbe sebraudsn, @eiuuSbeit
HE9 Sratt, unO ieIbit bic Bats - reiner SIS Jtpe, Der
tetHke nHO s%sianbeite aiquOr, br bsittuirt wirb trast
Hl@tA'eHts aur S%OrberuHs zines seiunOeu 3uftauOes Der
gerban un9sOrgoue bet. Seiu 8OrbanbeuIeiu I'm Bttz
tiers TIT N~eieutItd CUR 9erbtuberuus Der gabruus Der
ussetabtht9su SetoHbtbeiIe nub erb0bt uuswsifsIbaft
bic 9eiItsaft Der IeBteren. @eutse observation-disclosures
babsH fta IL bic CUNT Der aer5te in sIei4em Rabs err
wor6en, 45
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04
Gcntour ointment if in anne

Ncnt0tt Stttttteatt 1T in Sfuet berz
idliebenen Snrten ST. baben. 9aS 1nctBe
nm bon Wfeni6en gebrau6t 81 peroen ; has
9clbc fir HIeroe, Sdafeuno anoereSbiere.
9lttefte iIber Die Wirtungen bieier DorSitSli=
den 9rGparote iino I'M ieoe SIaide 9e=
ntGelt, uno iiro ielbi9e in jeber Qlpotbefe
ooer bnrd Die 9oit BON ber Office Der
Geutaur @DmpanD, 46 SeD Street,
Stem 2lOrf Stu, ST. baben. slian1SwS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04
QaItes sfeber herrfhf nnr

@enn bic Spmptome ii9 seigen, 10 nebz
met ettpa apet ober brei SbeeI0ffel bou BON
YerrN 9apts' vVatt &taer", in elmer
balben Pint beiBen @aiiers, tuel6es nit
MoIaife norber iIB gema9t por6en lit.
@enn bic erite OOiis bas Sieber nt9t be-
iettigt, 10 nebmet cine stpeite. 8abet audi
ben &Ifen un6 BEN unterleib nit Dem
,,@aitt &i4er".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04

es bsborf tetner beiOn6ereu 9idtusrauberuns
beim @ebraual pom aaan's ,,Antt-Fat" (Mittet
ptOer SettiH6ty, SaiisIbe lit rein pesetabtlii9
unO DOItommeA1 barmIos. Is wtrtt auf bic
Rabruns i'm gu!Ien, inOem es bic gewau6Iuus
O%erieIbea in Sett DsrbiHSsEt. @trb pom a9sH
NpQtletsrH psrtaME.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04

N. B.-@oriteben6e Breiie iiub bean beutigen
@eridt Der Gbicagoer S0rle entnommen unb 9elz
ten iur @oare i'm Spei6er (Glepator.)A
Ser v8oar6 Of lluberpriters" bat bic
Geriiderunss 8rGmie fir Getreibe in
Gbicagosr Spei6ern auf sole. ermGBigt,
10 baB oieie iebt III Chicago 10 uieOrig nnO
tbeillpeiie nod nieoriger lit. ais in Nttls
nautee uno anoeren WfGrften, tpel6e IT'D
in bieier Besiebung bisber better 8~eitonben
baben, ais Chicago.
8antoisfonto 7@1O 8roaeut per Sabr.
Surge 0arle6en tporen 81 5@6 YrO3. per
Sabr gu betonmen.
Sob in gteip Oorf 81 1904.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04

Serr 2oren5 8eder, yetpton, &anias,
idreibt uns SolgenoeS: sd lit ieit brei
Sabren III 6er5tlopfen, Brultbel6iperben,
8ldDungen uno iaurem QufitoBen aus benz
Meagen. Sr- @1tguit &0ntg'S @ants
burger Sropfem baben Mid gauS Oaoon
hffrPit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04
ser Bic tmnrtt.

@ln bielem Martte berrl6t b%erga19elle
ISOLDE bis Srettag gGn3li6e 2ebIoiisteit,
tpdbrenb baS Qus9ebot Elm nngetuObnli6
fairies mar. @eifern ltiegen Die Sreiie
infpIge regerer 9ta9frage I'm SOLO, per
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04

@t1ts @emeicO, SG., miro gemeI0et:
Sm H9Ite nortger Wo6e tpurben 4 Gtiid
1ere 8tuar6sSii6e bon Der augemein be-
Tllbr1ten Strma rOte 8rnnsmidz
8alfe &c." in Chicago bierber berfauft,
1Idmll9 5fpet fir pie u@itp 8tuar6= Sale"
bon 19eo. Mottes unb 5tpei fir bas
n0eneleo 6ouie" bon MIIIer & SDb=
mem. 9ieiel6en tpurben bon benz tiidtiz
gen @eneralzGgenten beiagter Sirma-
Qerrn 2eonar6D, bier oufgeIfelt unb
geben lebr groBe 3ufrtebenbeit. SIS itnb
Dies Die beiteu, nit ben neuen vNtonar6z
Gul6tons" Deriebensl Billiards. g8ir f0nz
nen nit 8ergniigen sic feline, elegante Orr
belt bieier Glide un5 bantit Das 6aus
8alfe s o., ebenlo ben
1bGttgen lgenten 9errn Qeouar6p nur be-
items embfehIpn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04

Die Bretle Daren ipdbren6 Der WO6e
iebr Derdnberlid, aber normiegen6 gum
Wet3en genei9t, uno pi6en aud beute
uieoer I'M 6@10c. per 100 8fb.
8e3ablt tuurbe 2.90@3.05 fir iGtrere
Waare aum 46feln, unb $1,000
3.05 fir Iei@te Waare gum Y0teIE uno
8eri6iffen, uHo $3.0O@S.223 fGr eIatte
l6mere 8aGre aum Geri6tfieE.
8erf0uft tDur0en u. g.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04

Die 8arfe vgtutter" bon 9oIebO, Gis
sentbum Der Sirma Curtis & 8rainarb
baielbit, pel6e Dor einigen Sagen uniern
9afen nit 5000 8uibeI Wtais uub 10000
8uibel GOggen DerlieB, murbe am Ntittz
tuO6 auf Der 60be BON Boint 8etiep in
eiltem gtOrbmeititurme ibrer Se9eI beraubt
unb bonn 9ampfer 9e4ere Dor benz Safen
BON Burlington angetroffen. Die 8arfe
liegt iebt in 2ubingtou, Inn ausgebeHert
au tperben, ba ite aud elm fairies 2ed err
belt. q
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04

0ebf TIT Set+ 9 er beribmte v6Hn
topH @QperHpr", Siebe MHaeige.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04
100 Bfo. nnb purOcu II. 81. bic foIsenbeu
WerfGufe 1adeihIniien.

!6eute (Samltass) mar Der W1artt piez
Der flau. 8is Wtittag tuaren nur so Ietoz
lib quite Stiere, beren 0ur6ihnittsgetut1t
1249 Pfo. betrug, gu 1870 per 100 9fuHb
nerfauft.
S9mei n. GrhaTter, be;tu. beri@tft
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04

Ste NOrS=9tIabama 9anS Sffce
nerienOet tbr YaHtpbGet GRATIS an
SeSen, 0cr IS nerIan8t. Mat
%GOrciittc: G. Sn4ineer, MbIt@ 8IOG,
". GIarf ctr, GNtca9O.
14of3Oelo 0ien utp0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-16
= NJ hClSe
RAJ TlNnRE Nov ivso -

BALTIMORE, Nov. l6-Yirginia stSes, old, 20;
DO deferred, 1as; do consolidated, So do second
series, 90; do past due coupons, sl's North Caro-:
Ina sixes old, 10 do. new, s. do. special tax bid
today. Sugar dull-A soft, 9a9is.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l6.-Cotton unsettled and
nominal, 9a9ls Flour, better trade inquiry and
market steady. Wheat southern quiet and top
grads finn; western quiet and shade easier-south-
ern red, Local 05; do. amber, 106aI12; No. Penn
sylyania red l05H; No. western winter red, spot
and November, 1885; December. lO3sa; January,
l05la1054. Corn, southern new dry wanted and
market firm: western firm and wanted-southern
spot. 47ha47S; December. 46; January, 46a46h ;
se1thern and Pennsylvapia. 27a29 western white; %
quiet and easy: Provisions dull and heavy and nom
ern packed and roll. l6a1s; Petroleum quiet but
steady-crude, IN refined, 9. Coffee dull and nom
inal.Rio cargoes, l2kal6. Whisky duh and easier,
lO9k. Freights to Liverpool per steamer quiet
$500; corn, lS o9C; oats, 5000. shipments-wheai
new YORK, Nov. l6.-stocks strong. Money, 4
Gold, lOO1s Exchange. long. 4sl; short. 4SSh.
NEW YORK, Nov. l6.-Flour dull Wheat duh.
LONDON, Nov l6, 2 p m.-U. g. four-a .a-half
Per cent bonds, lO6ls new fives, l0o19 Erie, l9z.
Illinois Central, S0H. Paris advces quote 5 per
cent rentes liz francs 80 centimes for the account
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-16

RAILROAD WAR-Great Reduction of PASSENGER
Rdtes.-A telegram from Cincinnati says: The
competition On the eastward-bouhd passenger
rates, Which, ii is asserted, have been secretly
cut for the past three or four months, has
hnally forced fares down to the lowest figure
known for years. To-day the Atlantic and
Great western railroad announces New York
and Philadelphia tickets at 81, PittSburg tick
cts S215. with the fares to some common points
in Ohio at nominal sum. The Pan Handles
rates TO New York and Philadelphia have not
yet been reduced below IS, but this line, no
doubt, will follow its opponents with decreased
charges. The tickets sold at these prices are
rebate tickets, and spectators have no oppor-
tunity TO take advantage of the reduction. All
lhe agents report good sales to-day, and know
nothing OF return to former prices.
A telegram from st. Louis says: The cut in
railroad passenger rates to the east is becoming
interesting here as Well as elsewhere To-day
the Vandalia line cut from SIS to $40 to New
York. and was Immediately followed by the
Wabash. Tomorrow it is likely as great or
greater reduction Will be made. SO far neither
the Ohio and Mississippi, Indianapolis and ST.
Louis, Chicago and Alton or Illinois Central
have made any cut.
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4 TRAIN TUuBEES D0NN An EM.
R4NEkMENF.
Four People Killed.

ST. JoHN. y. b., Nov. 16.-The accident OF
1huISoay night. on the New Brunswick rail-
way, Was caused 10y one CT the sTain hands
Throw Ing Of large bale OF grain bags At Peel
station. al which there were no Passengers for
the tlain. II did not stop, but either because of
its gleaJ wei. or because he mis- judged the
distance. tie bale fell short OF the platform and
bounded back under the wheels. throwing the
train from the track and down the embank-
ment, which at that place is fifty feet high. The
baggage and passenger cars turned over four
unes in the descent, the passenger car taking
me, whether from the stove, or a lamp. or both,
Is not known; four passengers In the rirst-class
car were either killed or burned 10 death. the
others escaping through the windows after
NalnIy eldeaNoring 10 eNtinguish The llames.
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STLWAET'S GRAVE ROBBERS
KNOWN.
One Wakes EulI C0nfessiotp.

NEW loRk. Nov. 16.-The Times reaftirms
yesterdays statement that the police have
knowledge OF the whole gang OF Stewart's grave
robbers. \ man named Mahoney, formerly at
tached 10 Neehawken Cemetery did the pTinci-
pal work. He fed south on the morning of the
robbery, but is now shadowed and can be ar
rested at any moment. The body was taken TO
Weehawken TO a notorious drinking saloon kent
by man named Murphy The remains have
since been removed; the authorities refuse 10
say where. Two men were arrested yesterday
belonging TO the gang; one is described on the
police records as Harry Breeland, OF Brooklyn.
one nan not under arrest became frightened
and voluntarily made full confession.
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kilograms to The Star.
STEWARDS STOLEN REMAINS.
The Body Snatchers Known.
One Makes Confession.
TIE COAL COMBINATION.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
The Body Snatchers Known.
One Makes Confession.
TIE COAL COMBINATION.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
THE COAL COMBINATION.
The Meeting To-day

Pun ApELrHIA. Nov. l6.-NesSrs. Doison.
Robins on and Swoyer. the committee OF Lehigh
Nal!e4 coal operators appointed at bethlehem,
met in conference with Presidents Dickson and
towen this morning and adopted the following:
lmlaqelphla- Nov. 10th, lSIS. The undersigned,
al an lnfCrInal meeting on the question OF the
manaS ement OF the coal trade for the wear IS7s.
make The following minute or their conference:
NeSsfS. ickSon and Gowen stated that they
were informed that The Lehigh Valley Coal
company and others were not represented AT
tie meeting at which the other gentlemen were
appointed delegates, which statement Messrs
SWoyer, Robinson and Dodson admitted 10 be
correct MeSSrS. Dickson and Gowen then
stated that they did not think IL would N, pro
per 20 engage in any discussion or the question
OF tie management OF the trade for the wear
1SiS Unless the Lehigh Valley Coal Company as
well as all other interests are represented.
MeSsls. Dickson and Gowen further state that
on eelalf OF all other interests and pending ne
gOtiationS for next year they are willing 10
offer. ard do offer. 10 MeSSrs. Swoyer Robinson
and Dodson 10 continue the present arrange
ment until April lSt. instead Of .Januury
1st, 1879, or TO such intermediate date as NAV
be Necessary 10 obtain fun information and
authority TO act. and the meantime they viii be
willing at any future day 10 meet and confer
with NeSsIS. Swoyer, Robinson and DodSon
whenever the latter have full authority 10 sub
nit any proposition for next year-it being
understood that when any ARA lgement for
next year IS made IL shall date from January
LIST, 1919. MeSSTS. Swoyer, Robinson and DOd-
son agree 10 report this offer 10 their cOnSt1-
tuents at meeting 10 be held within 2 weeks
and TO advise MeSSrS. Dickson and I.owen OF
the result. ISignedl-Thomas D.c-SOn. y. B
Gowen. j. III. Swoyer, L. Robinson, Mason Dod-
sen.
Ire conference met in the Reading railroad
offce az 10 am, and al its close the board OF
control met as per following repOTt-At a meet
ing Of tie board OF control held al tne Office OF
Tie heaG5nG railroad company, az = o'clock. all
Interests were represented and was unanimous
ly agreed 10 make the entire quota for the wear
seventeen million tons, allowing tie several
interests 10 ship their quota in such times OF
December : host fnafr
particular requirements. The meeting adj
JouiIeG 10 hold its next meeting In New York
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Virginia Cadets az the White EEO:eSe.
REVIEWED BY THE PREsIDENT-HIS SPEECH To
THEM.

sHShHI<t SsioetS St the Nnltc EEO.esc,
REVIEWED BY THE PREsIDENT-HIs SPEECH TO
THEM.
The Bethel (Va) Military academy detacn-
ment of cadets, presenting trim and soldlerly
appearance, were reviewed by the President
this afternoon. The President, Gen. Sherman
Col. j. T. MoSby and Major \. G. Smith the prin
cipal of the academy, stood ON the portico The
cadets, under Major c. E. Lightf0oJ headed by
i tne paild, 1ied through the porte c0cheTe from
the west. After going through a number
evolutlons in soldiery style, they wheeled and
Iiled under the porte c0ckeFe from the east They
then ma marched into the White House and dehed
into the east room. The President, Gen Sher
man, Col MOsby and Major Smith stood near
TIE the east wall OF the room. After fling acros
fe room on 5ne cadets We're brought to hal
the young men to the President. He said:
~! nave the honor and the pleasure of pre-
sentlng to you, the honored chief magistrate of
TINS great people, detachment from the cadet
corps OF Bethel Academy, located in the state of
Virginia we nave among us the sons Of those
slIes sire ,, Whom you met in open, honorable battle,
blows given and received. Hailing from many
aIeS ol tne south, including those states whose
peoples see in you the restorer of their rights
and privileges under the constitution, in their
DehalI ard our own, we tender YOU sincere
thanks, and pledge earnest support and hearty
cooperation In upholding and defending that
and liberties of ALL
TIE President replied: "I am glad sir, to
meet hnxa tSy tneSe young gentlemen. The words you
mind by every true citizen, that obedience to
the laws and constitution can alone secure
peace ana prosperity to the land.'
:, AIMS were then stacked, and the cadets passed
ID 'front.' OF the President, each one shaking him
Dy tne mana. After returning to their places
1hey were put through part of the manual of
arms. arms rms through, they marched out the
W hlte House and down the Avenue. The crowd
In Tie White House grounds during the review
was large one. The Cadets march we'll
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The Railroad Mar

CINCINNATI, Nov. 16.-The rate TO New York
this morning over the Atlantic and Great West
ern road was 81; over the Pan Handle route s.
There are Indications that there will be con-
ference among the managers to-day, and the
rate will probably be raised next week