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4 DNERTISENENTS FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK IHttNE ", X iE itECilyED At , THE
nr,ist SID ~ixHave. ~. torthseyentn aud Forty
~ i' r Fry gc1ii, a. AZ Inc iHRfFu OFFicL 40
~; faieI SAW. Bank suflas. up 70 p m, at
A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY will let to a
- .c or TO tTG gtoG@S4 the t6Td oo 5 81
al 90, reffrences 4. chan ed .ddrcs, j. J
Winasor Hotel.
DESPONSiBLE parties can find weIl-tur-
AZ nshed ROOMS with nrstc'ass BOARD at - Laiay-
WITHOUT BOARD elegantly furnished
H,'e r Hpy IN IN fe dse So 55 thS awe WINDSOR
,1ETU-ST.. 40 EAST.-Newly and elegantly
DO FURNISHED doors win or withou, private table.
~: IRVING-PLACE.-A nicely furnished
~ 20 sory font 30 10 let with board also few table
boaiders wanted
En(. AND los EAST 23D-ST.-Three large
rtut VIih board also two hlIi rooms.
l(S LEXINGTON-AYE.. cor. 29TH-ST-
epD Nicely furnished rooms or family or gentlemen
house and table first class references.
West size.
4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
a YORK TRIBUNE WILL. b. RECEIVED Ar THE
UPrOWN 0FFl,Es, 40 L23s p .o4lway, corner thirty
eishihsts sos twenty hirst. Eighth ave- 10.
We cor. FoTig"cyrni st. at Tho II iRLGM 6fPicE 40
LOOT and 2 Tirdagc cor. One-Eun ircdani twenty
fourh.>t ,Haem savings Bank Buiding. up TO D. me- as
regular 0hce rates
4 small educated and refined private family,
~ living their fourstory, brown stone house.
thircs, side would take ono gentleman 20
bOtId. giving superior acCOmm d,tOs terms reasonable
address PryAic. 3NS West IWcIB-ihirisi.
4 ARIES suffering with mental or nervous
diseases have hoari aud proper attention 9ri
atnilY. Addtcss EXPERIENCE. Tribune Uptown 81
hce, l,2j- Broadway
.lE WEST 27I list, second house west of
- Broadway north side Elegant paIlors extra in size
appointment good room on top hcor
slQ WEST 12IH-ST.-Sccond floor back
go (sunny) room, WIN board ai-o hall room
* WEST 3jrIl-ST.-Ioom on fourth floor
-kO t. let. VITA board also table board references
.hfAWESr 39TI-ST.-A private family will
- W let, wfhou, board, or two large furnished
Toous cOnvcncDccs hot and cold water closets &c
hOuso aud furnitlrc hrstciasA
Brooklyn.
DOARD.-On the Heights, AZ Sidney-place,
RrOOkyn connecting second floor q phi
family; wIhin 1 mnuies' WAX Of Wal-sL south
Board and Rooms Wanted
TWO connecting rooms with board wanted
nrsr.cla-s locality bY two Young men private lam
preferred stats location aud OF rooms terms and
other particulars Address FERRIS. Tribune ONCE azzs9
TWO SUNNY ROOMS, for mother. and
daughter. refined family Brst-cass neighbJrhuOd.
win without bolri. Address ALPHA 10
Tribune Uptown Office. }, Z3o broadway.
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a. Y. INNING STOCK ExOHiYGs SiLsS
SECOND CALL-12:3O O'CLOCK +. VI.

Cioodsh,w sntro Tunnel Navajo independence
g., ~ 90 1OO IOJ 100 80
wv So ~ ~ $1,000 ~ to9 -' 10 400 ... Al
o'' rf;n.o,iiii1, " f;ai,yetas ia Crosse California
,s,o "'NN' .oo "a Ok II n 2S lOU....... lo3
500. b3O II 1900 rs. 20 Chtysoltc ,o Ohn"N "A
Anne LOCO. BIS 81 900 10 300 300 49, 40
400 m 40 6uO b3 2y 400 ..... BIB Cherokee.
t1o bgo ~ 000 SO ~ GREAT Eastern 300. ls5
s09 ..p2S 80 9po o'O' 90 060 81 100 b8O 30
Granville 300. ..- So. % bu'"'H"
500 $50 so 400 b3. .O7 1000. IS. 80 auO -
10 o. 80. ~ 300 .O1 5iOO 80, 80 1oh WEI 20
Ia Ia .--- - 90 loIo1 Ss00 $50 Rising
zoo 80 Belle Isle silver chr eN dlV -
~ 90 80 OO oVO------ ''''
300 80 Bul"eI lOO------ 1"'.,,ep
500. ..... 81 IdO...... J2j 9JO...... 40
Gold Striue 100. L2O
100 .D3 Ito
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StationerD.

4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Ar riiE
tPloWN OFFICES, No Lass Yroatway cot Fairy
10 t. OF So rNthsyo. bet. FoIu seventh aud Forty.
tlehlh ts los Wcst Twenty tnId.st Fishtllly,
% i.st Four ecuths- cordcr Unipn SQUARE ,OO Ibrt
.Nr."r toit seventh st, at Iha AkL, 81 nFFItES "a
i.OUi n" S3Ni ihiriayc cor. One hundred NV
ION u. o. aeon SAVINGS Bank Bulidng up 10 h. M at
EhANClS y LOU IREL, 40 Ahideu-lnne
et your custom. Blank Books, stationery and pint
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Art Schools-New Yor

rNHE Misses Rogers English, French, and
German school Tor Young ladies' ch rem. ~ West
Sstlst formerly 81 West -0st, IeOpcnei september 20
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Art Schools-New-Y York City.
TTRS. LOUISA Il. CULVER
We VIII pupils Drawing and Painting IN OIL and
C0Ors, Decoration al her studio No 40 Last
ZGth-st, New-YOrk. . -,,.- ~,
pstere,ces Nj. y. Huntington. Mr.. william iiaIt
4''ioi'H'0' Nj. Jane. ii. Han Mr. ~ /. EeIl0"a
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CT. JOHNS SCHOOL.

CT. JOHNS SCHOOL.
- Boarding ami Day school
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN.
STUDIO-Eng I.h and German KnOersartcn. separate
Department for young JOYS. ...,,
Sos - and % WEST 32D-1E. -
Between Broadway ant .ihaYc. cW 1olk. 800.
Auumu tenn commences Wednesday, Scptembe. - 1850
Rev. THEODORE IRVING. liz D.. Rector
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For Young Lad es-Brooklyn.

MRS. l.. JERNEGAN BOWEN will resume
W. lessons music aud uOueru languages after sep
TENDER 10. For par ticulaIs apply at 4l9 CdAOnsL
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GOVERYHEyT.S.
TIfE GENER1L LIST

Total sales Tor the day i7l'
lex dividend.
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VUTn Z tllIItI III
Terminal llust
2O.uOi.. 80 y
300 ....... =" =
est p N * . Con
5000 ...... 1854
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Board and Rooms Wanted.

TWO connecting rooms with board wanted
frs class LOCALITY by two Young private fam
ily preferred stats OF and
other particulars Address FERRIS. Tribune Office GzSza
TWO SUNNY ROOMS, for mother and
L daughter in refined family 1rst-Ciass neighbJrhuOd
wlfh nj without bo1ri. Address ALPHA
Tribune Uptown Ohice. 400 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17

DOARD.-On the Heights, AZ Sidney-place,
j ProOkiyn n-ctiug second floor pii-
vafe family; within mnuies walk Of Wa-sL south
l..lr1eS
, 1880-11-23
Gbe CrfbW1te*;
THE .nost srrtous hudr ancu 10 tnn growth

TnE most srtfous ''udr ancu 10 TIM growth
of thu American cattle ttsuic with Eliyluna IL
tho number NJ cultf1 lost IN tho ynyagc.
During tilu three months ciHlnx The list Of
October LIE lica,l. Ur nf,ont pcr cen. Of nil,
wcrG thus LOST. i cablc dispatch this morn
Ing says That the steamer Dran1furd c1ty,
which arrived Mt West ffartlelmol (Ene.)
yesterday from Uostun, lost 4'tj flGad If cat
tlc 'turing the trIt,. T)nse heavy ftsscs arise
fro'n tile wnnt If a,a1tnbiity nj tile ordinary
steamer to tho cAttlc tru.te. Thu kind ri
steamer walltc,l is ono after tic model nf
tic Czar's yneht LfyatlEa, (which wns de-
srribni Iii M extract fro,u tic 1.ontlon
Spectator printed In tho editorial columns
Of yesterdays Tn1nCSE. The yacht Is
I'll feet long and lEI feet, wluc. Whit IL
number Of the bov1ncs it would contatn:-
i,.aO at least, and 1t may bc 1,bD. Sic ran
cleave thu brny nj the r,te OF eighteen nIilGs
NJ, l,aur. Her slNsd would enable her tO
avoid nIatly nf tho heavy sl0rllls, al.d she
draws only seven feet Of water. The cattle
wanhl answer US bnItnst. Now this yesscl
Is to bc used for amusement BY tho Gar,
wfo II fast yergIng OIL the grasr, tansl llas
certainly reached tho staga Ut secnnd child
lioo.t, as sl,uwn by his reccnt Gorganatic
marriage. lInt, rs the catte-lcacrs cannot
possibly obtain the Liyaslla for their p,tr-
poses, would 1t not bc well tllat tho plan of
the construction bc adopted In SOME ships
TINT Gun boso used?
, 1880-11-23

TltE storm OF Saturday aml Sunday night
WIS ol!e OF tho seyeres. mud most disastrous
YlLcll .ycr prevailed III this latitude. In
our telegraph. columns will be fouual lol,g
list Ut disasters, n1n 1t Is feared tl,at
'nany others not yet hcnrtl frotn llaye
occurred Tho cold Inns been H.
tcnse NIL along thu hike region u,Ml
In tho Eastern States. Tho canals and
rivers of Now York are covered witt, lee,
antl tratlie III them will probably hnyu tu be
suspended for tho seaso1l. The severity nf
tho receNt AtEalitio ga!u Inns also been too
fruitful III producing disaster, ana tho n.l,,l.
crease alaultMgly.
, 1880-11-23

Anc!tlIfsl10l' FEEltAS was vlsltad ut Ills
residence III Nashville yesterday by II NUN.
ber 0f lilo ctlzells Ut tint tow,, md presented
with MI address expressive Of tho regret
which was felt at lIs departure, uil,t Of n,.
probation OF his anluous unl successful
labots, Tho Catholics of Nashville prc-
selltctl lin witt. wcl!.tillcd purse.
, 1880-11-23

4 ponYof Mexican soldiers returning from
tllcir victory over tho Almcl.cs were sslr-
prlsed BY nil alnbushed party, numbering
forty Of the latter, OIL the 1tts Inst, and niue
of the Mcxicans were Killed. One OF tic
Mexican soldiers win WAS killed, WIN hip
pene.l to hive IN his possession some trjnkcts
belonging to tho tlead Chief victorio, was
cut into utoms by the infurattd Indians.
, 1880-11-23

THE German Socialists will nat yoto at po-
llttcal elections as long as they are subjected
to unjust 'u,d lInrsll treatment BY the ucr-
man Government. 1t was because they took
too ln,.cl1 part In politics TINT tic rcprcssIye
lleasNres were put into force. 1t Is proba-
bio tat the Government will not bo greatly
annoyed ut tho determination Of tho S0cial-
iStH
, 1880-11-23

Ii1E County Commissioners lxud tho
sa'aries of county e1nplOy&s yesterday. rhu
salarles of several 0f u!c clerks of tho various
departments an! Of tic Drputy-Shcrltts a,,l
Dallli!s were slightly Increased. Suulc re-
ltlcltOns ware isn.i0 IN tho suj,lries uf lcu,'s
Of departments, nnl souIu additional clerks
were given. by way Of compensation per-
Inns.
, 1880-11-23

Mis. LEVI 1irLsEAlr1.E, Of Mount Yer
nai'. Sullivan County, Nnw Yark. placed II
cartridge Of giant powder in the stoye to
warm It. TIm vicinity Of tho stoyu s,lDn be-
canIc tao hot Tor Mrs. uulseapplc. ind she Is
now lying In precarious condition, With
several uicccs Of tile stove in her body,
, 1880-11-23

AT tho session OF the 1'rnssian Diet ycs-
tcr'1ay Herr IMcte.n alul the Rev. atr.
Steckcr, II Court Chaplain. matlc fierce Ut
tacEs OIL the llcbre ews, charging them with
trying to acquire wealth by .lisho.mrable
means, ant expressed the hope that they
would be excluded from places of authority.
llcrr 1Echier defended the Jews, aid declared
that they were rs commercially honcst and
honorable rs any other race.
, 1880-11-23

At tho Meeting Of tho City Council last
evening Mayor Harrison vetoed tho ordinance
for tho paving Of Ashland avenue. from Lake
street to Milwaukee avenue, with wooden
blocks Ills I1onor objects to wooden payc-
mcnts. ailsl urges the adoption Of tic n.acal-
htil pavement
, 1880-11-23
A High Office to Be rendered
Gen. Grant by President
Garfield.
The Bark Europa, Plying to tho
West Indies, Thought to
Be Lost.
Edwin Booth Teiegraphs His Dis
appreciation of the "Pas.
sion Play"
SPECULATIVE BOON,

THEY C0NTlNEE T0 T(l88 Eff4EH.
spteiaf DhoaieA to M caleaao tribune.
New YouK. Nov. a-Thcro was a lively
tinlc OH tlIe Stock Exchange to-day, tho ex-
element Of Friday md Saturday having suf-
fcred 10 abatement during this Intervening
Sabbath, and the bulls being lust rs tleter-
mined rs evcr to send quotations where they
never wcre before. Consequently the open-
ing hour witnessed n scene almost unpAral-
lele@l III the History of the street. The orders
for stocks were sometimes of amnzing mag
n,tu.lc, for both tho long and the short nc
count, though tt,ere aro many WHO deny tho
existence of my short Interest. The recent
sharp Hdvnnccs have certainly played havoc
with capital Invested upon tho beAr side, and
all It's a!lercnts seem 10 be i1l minority, at
once depressing and dscouragfng, There
wero ITO particular rl,anors except those IT,
Gently prevailing about stock dividends, but
THE GENERAL. BuLI. TALK a,
was unusually loutl a1,tl confident. The
amount OF capital for both Investment md
speculation seeking employment Ln s}Vali
street continued in MI increasing volume,
thougl. prices wcru high OIL ali tho primo
fayurits. still better figures wero augurrd,
10 be helped by tho early closing Of navlga-
tion and tic demand In Europe Tor tho bread
StutIs OF tho country, III tic curly dealings
tf,erp wns n shnrr n,lynurn M cnnrtnots
transactions After tia First Honr,l there
w;rs a reuct1on Of y to tx. buL Inter. tho
market WIS ueaIn b,,oyant. md t,la nirhcst.
nrfcrs nf tho tIov ,yera ,nntio
ar T,,. srrnync41,
The otlvurco rnnrctf fron, l.: In q nn,i tha,
nr;ur1n,t nct,vltv ,Sns in INF, Sbnrc I1riou
pur;,,'. Vnstnr; 11n,nn Vnrthvoetorr g.
PM t,,o rn,t s,nr"s Wohasi, E,rIe ori
nntn,ln l. ly"stnrm ,,o Shnra s"iJ , ~ ~
lao,<. Snrthwcst"rn +" 11slT St pnmi to
1p,i;' l1niou I,acil,r IN 1o1i< Wcst"rn I1u;on
tn 1i1a7< Wnbash IT, Il. nraf.rrcI 10 N m.
tprln /. Wrster,, IN a,1L' Erlc 10 dr,l Chesn.
m.ake T. t,,jo tn s1I i;rst nreferrc' tn M.
s.on,1 n,,frrrr,l IN .s,se f,htcurn q Aim IN
III 1:h,co,,o nurIInrtnn {. Tn,ncy ~ 1r5,%
1,",nwnr" t'ackrwnnnn &. Wnsteru tn 1oI}1
loci, isturd to III Delaware & iIudson
, 1880-11-23

ES-SEcnErANr DELANo may be added to
inc Itst OF Senatorial aspfraIits from Ohio.
the light, however, Is between Secretary
Sherman a1id Gov. Foster, with tho chances
largely favor'ng the latter, though the
former Is llartl at work ard has some Fed
erAl pntronagc Mt his command.
, 1880-11-23
hardest rncc for him TO keep sober, nntt tlocs
mt ktnw why. lilo thinks 1t must be tic
weather, or tfe whisky, or both.

TnE County Commissioners want si,a7s,0ia
to run the county institutions, pay tllc inter-
est M tho county .lebt, AMI to expun.t OIL
county buildings next year, n,nl tint sim
Will fM 1esfal of TIN taxpayers of Cook Coun.
t.. Of this sunf, SIC, ,0o0 In for tue erection of
a new p'pr'iIottsc ut Jefferson, and SI14,0o0
fur public charities.
, 1880-11-23

T1tE recent iloni In the Delaware River
Wits hot NJ m11ei, Of flood rs some OF tho
lanl|erlnen Mt tho hcadwaters OF that river
believed It would he. Of oD0 rnl;s which
were .p'st On the river mud It's tributaries not
more tlsnn tcti or twelve reached ti,tewatcr,
The others ''arc stucl; in the eel weIrs and
riffs
, 1880-11-23

1t Is stated TINT President Hayes will mt
allow thu usc Of Ills tlnn,c as II candidate for
tic Ohio Scnatosship. Tie Is much ANNOYED
athavlng been mentioned IN connection witt,
the ulacc. Ills friends say that no fayors
Secretary Sherman's return to tic Seuuta.
, 1880-11-23

STANLEY MATTHEW'S Says lie llas not with.
draw! from the ScnutorinE canvass IN Ul,lu,
lie Is willing to scrye his Stnte and country
II the Legislature Of his State wants him.
Mr.. Matthews thinks that Gen. Garfield will
not retain any OF lie present Cabinet OIL
GERS.
, 1880-11-23

Till revolt against British authority in
Cashmere threatens to tssllnle serious pru-
portions. Should tho 7oo S1k!ls now oper.tt-
tlts against the rebels be defeated before rtln-
forcclnen.s rcach them, IL gclerll revolt Is
looked for.
, 1880-11-23
JOURNALISTIC

SptttAi Disp.tsA to The Ch1fdpo Tribune,
+WAsiitxN7tlS, H. u, ,Euv. :ss.:.-NuwY co.ues
fru,n Philadelphia tlut Ar. n. +. Handy, nj tho
Ttstfs, Will, during ths presol1t week, Neuoulo
manuginx ca1t0F of tho ,lrfsx. Mr. llunay is
one ot tho brightest journalists III tho country,
and gentleman oE high personal character ull
ln4FkG4 nttlltutupntA. r.
, 1880-11-23

MR. BENTLEY. the Commissioner of Pen
Sims, llus made his report for tho year end
Ing June 10. During that period ajo,,s03 per-
sous received pensions. The total ano,int
paiA out for all classcs Of pensions was
s51,02g,0)3. OF Which Sl22.4.;s ,l9t were given
new claimants as accrued pensions. Com
missioner Bentley recommends an appropriu-
tlon Of $4,000 900 for pcnslous for tho cur
rent year.
, 1880-11-23

TiiE coal.mine Of the Dutch Hollow Coal
II Mining Company Mt Dirkner, about three
miles c1st of East St. Louis, caltght fire yes
tertlay. Up to late hour last night tic
place Of the fire could mt be located, and OF
course all e!r0rts to suhtlue the flames were
fi1layut1nr
, 1880-11-23

WE aro not done with tic Dulc'gno bus-
hess yet. II Is reported that Dcryiscli pas!la,
who was charged by the Porte 10 surrender
1t, entleayoretl to take possession of the place
with that end In view, but he was Obliged to
destst by the hostile movements of tho Al
banfans. There may be some who will be so
unclarltable MS tn say that Dcrylscls I'asl,a
was too easily frightened, and that lle was
pEeparcd to be.
, 1880-11-23

SAMrEL II. STEVENSON, wholesale ten
dealer Of New fork, failed yesterday. Ills
liabilities arc about St00,0cu, u,ld tho assets
between SD,00 Wld s'0,Oo0. 'rhu cause Of
tic iailuro was depreciation In tho price Ut
, 1880-11-23
RECOVERING,

spHetaI Ukspateh 10 TIT Chicago 1ti1unk
MuNUtt, [lha., Ntv. ss.->1,l,ixo WHitcr Mnrcll
bus physically almost entirely recovered tron.
tha stluke Ut pArH!yHts received Saturday nKtcr-
ut.,t. but Ut 0ottek tn-ntxht has only pustluily
recuverutl mentally. tlla physicians nov think
NJ l..ay recover, although he ~ not uut Ut Jul
mcalatu 4auEes,
, 1880-11-23

The above is simply way VIC have Of
calling public attention to our advertise
mcnts. We also announce that we arc pre-
pared to give to tho Boys and Girls OF Chi
cago beautiful "BUTTERFLY." awe"
arc WE'LL aware that the Boys and Girls Of
Chicago are able to make all the butter fly
you can pay for, but this " Butterfly" We
give away, and you will find 1t cute little
ornament for your 1iving-soom.
Wil!oughby, Hill Il Co. desire to make
their PLACES Of BUSINESS 80 WELL
KNOWN and POPULAR that all citizens,
irrespective OF age, Sex, or color, will visit
them before making purchases Of
, 1880-11-23

TYrlfl'S-rEyEH llaS broken out IN tho pris.
0ll af Ktcf, 1lussIa, where t!Hre nre scyeral
Silllltsts confined. Of thu 40 prisoners In
the establishment, 10 aru stricken with tho
disease.
, 1880-11-23

THE Lon'lnn SiortSnn's, which may l,o
considered impartial autimrlty, says ttat loss
might have Won t!le ifrst prtzo III the lnteria-
ta'nal rcgattl Saturday had lle been in good
rQIlililItl'l.
, 1880-11-23

llo,lsn at llttsburg last night. liz WIS qutto
sober, mil went through tllc pertorlnanre all
right. llo says he, will drink, onIy threv
times day. lilo says thut Chicago ls tl,v
, 1880-11-23

THE Atlantic 1foAsc, ut Atchson, HIS, was
destroyed. by tlrc lust night. Tile loss Is
$1,000, anil tho fnsurullce about $4,000. Il
sta1e fnetory ut Ftncenncs, Ind, valued ut
$4,000, md Insured for $500, was burned
down.
, 1880-11-23

TIE Persian troops have yc.lestroyetl twenty
five Knltisl, Villages, The 1'erslan ulill,usI-
ties try to excllSD themselves from MI blaine
fer tho lmrbarltLus by snying tllut tho troops
HctcH contrary to orders.
, 1880-11-23

TI1E boom IN rallroa!, telegraph, coal. and
other ssocks, whfct. began FrIday, was n.all>-
talnctl ycstertlay. Tho prtu!e fMyorits seolll
to hayo bccli tic stauks controlled by YaIs4er-
bllt, though towards tho close Ut tho auarket
, 1880-11-23

". U. FISK; ol,e Ut tho propr fctors, md
Peter Schultz, nn c!IIployG Of tho fcctl-mil'of
Fisk. 1.nw Il Co., Of Tulc,o, were scrInusly
Injured yesterday By Ill explosion OF boiler
III thut establishment.
, 1880-11-23

X TEAM Of horses attached to a beer-yagoll
ran away ycster'lay morning in Ncw York
City, R''d tho waEu'' cat,e Into callson will,
strrnt-car, upsetting II, an4 causing serious
Injury to four OF tho seven occupants.
, 1880-11-23

OSE Of TIC 1sllnbergers who was concerned
til thu burglary Ut farmer Daniel Trolulnu1!'s
'lo,;se near Harrisburg, pa., lust week, uItu
during which Troutulan WIS slot dead. l!as
turned Stute's evidence.
, 1880-11-23

atAlT DrGaAS, II celebrity Ut t4calviIie,
slot anl killed i.nltts Limit In the streets ut
ttns city yesterday afternoon.
, 1880-11-23

FoI this region to-.lay, stationary, fol-
lowed BY fns!lng barometer, stationary or
higher temperature, westerly Winds, clear OF
purify cloudy wentlIcr, aro tlla conditions pre-
dirtNI
, 1880-11-23


OYH1CE I'rl.rIAAlSn AND UEl",T &. T.,
uAAl!A. NIB, Snv. IL lS1. !
Saaled proposals. III duplicate. subject tn ts usual
c9udIllotis vii 10 received at ths 1Iieu unil II
o'clock noon On Deg ~ sa " which t!I'o ana p!hco
thsy VI! Is HpyMsd ~ pre:yncs q GIlIsfs tof a..
uFun c7tTa III uaHh ~ IN cslEs after tnspHGllnn A4
sccGptAMco nt piaca uf ncktnxi M 'nay bo scIuEo1
hy &liu hubBstDhEU department:
pns h1ndIs md ten ill9, larros Pork, light ness.
Il, uns hnnaIud qnd ixeMty thousand {i:&ml pounds
nsss sAekod ~ csntss .trtEpe;, u aGSat :npoulAs
Ihfus thousand tAl1l pounds bFraafast l!ac0n
thin hraustx1, CanyNSDif ind In blNtte4 lu1tS,
etEapt@tt ut abnut illI uunda bEtakfasl c0n eAch.
u ho utlly1Fud BY Jan, ~ lasl,
Flown huns!ruA aud fur t!l1n 6-p0mnd tins Lard
tpars tenf: ixe!se ln. e cass. s!!aplo, Easli q
I'd; nfys pss tlr and 1ot pet pound 70 bs saed, 10
Tho tinygrnncnt ssssE*os to right tu re1ect any OF
Hunk pfpasAls ard full formation NJ 10 tho man.
nuc uf bidding. eondIs!us to ~ olseEyet oY bdurs
aud tortHs Vt contract Hnd payGnt will b0 tuTulshs4
u, application to tItA OtbCG,
EHY0lUpu4 contutunK proposals ah0uld Ia nlayk ID
the taatrst2RQd, THOMAS WILSON,
c,H, Q.e, a..
, 1880-11-23
GE]yTLENEN'S CLOTHING

10 o'vie't or ready to put on.
Boys and Childrcn's Clothes.
Gcntlcmcn's Hats, Boya' & Childscn's Hats.
Gentiemen's Shoes and Boys Shoes
Gentlemcn's Smoking Jackets and Robes dc
Chanbrc.
Gentlemcn's Gloves and Mittcns, Shirts,
Underwear, Hosiery. Elegant Suspcnders.
, 1880-11-23

SE.1LSKIN CAPS, <ife.ris. I3rtu-
shapes, AIafte yi0H.: cLo{c. Shetland
aud 4fiGaht Seal. Lo.Uest Prices 1T
N.aHNLs' ltut aMa Fur Htvsv, 50 Mudi.o,,-yk
(TritHHe IiMtfl{NUj,
, 1880-11-23
NEW YORK; ::

- 3tf' -
;:;i,;~ j.,
Almost Unparalleled Specu->
iative Excitement on :,
Wall Street.
- I:
The Rise q Little Too Stiff to
: Be Held Up the Whole ! ;.
Session.
Bulls Making Heavy Sido-Bets that
They Have Got Things i:
Right. );
Ceremony Of Unvci1ing tho
Statue Of Alexander .
Hamilton.
Chief Officers Of the Nation and,
Many Prominent Men
Present. 80
Description Of the Statue, and Sketch Of
tle Great Statesman It..
Commentaries. .>:~.
A High Office to Be rendered
Gen. Grant by President !.
Garfield.
The Bark Europa, Plying to tho
West Indies, Thought to =
Be Lost.
Edwin Booth Teiegraphs His Dis
appreciation of the "Pas. !:
sion Play"
GPEET1IATTVF ROOM.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-01
VINO TO HOLD ELECTION.

5. The said delegate elections shall be held by
an election board to consist Of the member Of the
County Committee for such district, and two
other Democratic voters thereof, who shall be ap-
pointed or designated by the County Committee.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-01
Allegheny Valley Railroad.
Low GRADE DIVISION.

ON and after Monday, June 2sth, 1850
" the passenger trains will run daily (excep
Sunday between Red Bank and Driftwood AZ
follows -
EASTWARD.--Day Mail leaves Pi,tsburg
s'j5 a. m; Red Bank 1885 Sligo Junction ll;5l
New Bethlehem 1855 p. M; Maysville l1O
Troy 1885 Brookville l:55 Fullors 2:2O Roy
noldsville 2:3s Dubois 800 4; Summit Tunne
s;2l Penfeld 342 Tyler's 3:55 BeneEette 4:3l
arrives at Driftwood at $40.
WEsTWARD.--Day Mail leaves Driitwoot
1920 p. m. BeneEette 100 Tyler's 1;2s
Ponheld 1889 Summit Tunnel 200 Dubois 2;l5
Reynodsyille 2;Ss Fuller's 1854; Brookville 1915
Troy $780, Maysvills 1855; New Bethlehem 400
Sligo Junction 4A7 Red Bank 503 arrives al
Pittsburg at 74O p. IN.
nss- The ReynoldEville Accommodation leavel
Reynoldsyille daily at 1855 a. M; and arrives al
Red Bank at 1850 a. m, Pittsburgh at 1:40 p. m
Leaves Pittsburgh at 2:l5 p. m; Red Bank at
555p. nj arriving at Reynoldsyillo at 9:O5 p. m.
Close connections made with trains on p. a f
Railroad at DriftWood, and with trains on the
Allegheny Valley Railroad at Red Bank.
DAVID MCCARG0, Genl Sup't.
A. A. JACKSON, Supt l.. @. Div.