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Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-11
A True Story about a Crows RoOst

A gentleman Mho lives about six miles north of our city reports what is probably the most stupendous thing in the way of crow roost that has ever been seen. The roost is in the magnificent woodland of MT. Inksheep, and our informant estimates the number of birds at 15O 900, O00 He says the largest oak trees have been uprooted and smaller ones crushed into kindling wood by their weight, that the noise made by them is so great that the peo- pie for three miles around have to stuff cot ton into their ears, and are only enabled to communicate with each other through speak ing trumpets after the crows begin to assem- ble. Cattle weighing 1,5O0 pounds have been killed by the birds and their bones picked clean. and the skeleton of hogs and sheep which weighed 15O to 200 pounds are dan- lging from the trees where the crows have car ried them, and the whole country is strewn with bones as in the prophets vision of "the valley of Jehosaphat." Shooting at them is exceedingly dangerous A gentleman in the employ of MT. Inksheep fired two shots into one of the trees and narrowly escaped suffo- cation from falling birds
 Willis Law, of Hartford, for the unlawful proceeding of putting bullet into his wifes head Dec. 29th, has been bound over in $3, 900 bonds for assault with intent to kill The thickness of the woman's hair, or head, pre- vented the balls doing fatal injury. The parties are negroes.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-11
PROBABILITIES.

The Boston Courier calls loves young dream nightmare.
 Teacher: 'sPeter, you are such bad boy that you are not fit to sit in the company ot good boys on the bench. Come up here and sit by me, sir"
 Tableau Vivant-Bridegroom (to his little sister -in-law at the breakfast): "Well, Julie, you've got new brother nov" Julie (enfant terrible): "Yes; and ma said the other day to pa, she didn't think he was much account, on'y it looked like Lottie's last chance!" (Great chatter of knives forks and spoons. )-Pu1ach.
 these boots,'' said Dr. Ipecac to the shoe maker ''Why don't you do it yourself, doctor ?" asked old Waxends. q ?'' said the doctor in astonishment. ''Why, yes. Does not the good book say, Physician, heal thy self ?''
 A Boston woman, eighty years old, was found starved to death few days since. The philanthropists of Boston were so busy paying five dollars and upward to see Sarah Bernhardt that the unfortunate woman's cafe was entirely overlooked.-No1ristoe HerGId.
 The English journals declare that the credit of the United States is as good in Europe as that of any nation in the world. That ex- plains why so many Americans rush over to Europe every summer. Good! If the cred it holds out until the bridge is finished, we'll try it some day.-Barliasgton Haao1eye
 Jericho Smith, chairman of the Committee on Popular Science and Natural Philosophy in the Lime Kiln club, announced that his monthly report was ready. His committee had been asked to investigate the origin of the polar waves which sweep across the country during the winter at stated intervals. They had consulted all convenient authorities and would report as follows: ''We am sat- isfied dat de cold begins somewhat, but de exact pint no man kin find out. De spot on which it starts grows colder an colder, an bime by, when it gets so all fired cold dat whiskey would freeze in de ticks ob de clock, streaks ob weather scoot off dis way an dat, and keep on growth and goin' till dey reach Chicago, Detroit, Buffalo an all odder big places. Dis am de theory ob de majority ob dis committee. De minority, composed ob Brudder Hemlock Jones, wishes me to report dat it am his candid opinyun dat polar waves am de result ob wind blowin' ober stone sidewalks and around de co'ners of brick buildin' S. ''-DetrOit Free Press.
 LOVE.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-11

The city of Bath, Maine with a valuation of over $s, COG, ,OoO, and population of about Il ,OOO, refuses to pay the night police officers over $1.25 per night for their services, and the ladies, of the city are circulating a subscription paper to raise money with which to buy the officers overcoats. ''These off cers,' says local paper, ''are expected to be on patrol duty all night, and then be about the city all day, keeping the peace and making liquor seizures" Their lot is cer, tainly not happy one.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-11
Real Gstate.
A. HATCH & CO

First-Class Residence for Sale, ySzAA OWING to contemplated change in business A location the ensuing fall, offer my residence, E5;sU corner of East Grand and Ferry streets, for sale This is by far the finest place in Fair Haven, Lot 131x230 feet well stocked with every variety of fruit in bearing condition. House built of founda- ton stone contains ten rooms, all heated by steam also gas and water stationary range and wash tubs Large barn and carriage house; accommodations for five horses; gas and water; room for man. Large hennery and garden. Parties meaning business can apply the premises.
 mv31 If FREDERJCK " RARoOGK
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-11
A LESSON IN LOVE. (Angelina, singing.)

Coo, Edwin, dearest softly first. then louder,
 Kiss, Edwin darlng-blow your kisses here, Lest you should spoil my pearly bloom of powder, Or disarrange the curls above my ear. Come Edwin, with graceful feline stealing,
 cannot box your with sleeves so tight; I should derange my symmetry by squealing
 And then high heels forbid my running, quite We will indulge in love s'cum grano salis,"
 We won't be rough and rude and commonplace, The eliminating bliss of wise love's tale is
 hand kiss printed with respectful grace!
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-11
EDITORIAL NOTES.

''All things come round to him who vii but wait" General Joseph R. Hawley will be nominated for United States Senator this evening.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-11

The latest is glass printing type. Experi- ments made in France with a view to the substitution of types made of toughened glass in place of those of metal have proved quite encouraging The advantages in point of cleanliness would, it is alleged, be not insig- nifcant. The toughened glass is naturally much harder than the usual metallic compo- sition, and can hardly be crushed out of shape by those small accidents which shorten the life and mar the beauty of the type now employed. The glass, too, is capable of be- ing cast into more delicate shapes, that the difference between the thin and the thick strokes can be more clearly defined.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-11
w HAVEN, CONN. TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY Ii.
aournal alto Courier.

EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY
 HARRINGTON & CO.,. No. 400 State Street, Courier Building.
 JOHN B. cARRuaroN. EDWARD T. cARRNaroN. JOHN cARRINsroN, yR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-07
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

TIvgRPnoL. Nov 5.-I2:5O m.-COtton- Market steady
Middling Upauds. Gaf MIddlnr Orleans. GLs. sales
10000 including 1000 bale, for speculation aii r1p"r
receipts 2j,OGi, including 2l.SOU bhcs Amefchh
Fuiurrs-U plands Low Mddung Cau-" November delivery
Glad: November aud December delivery 6aazd also
January and February delivery. t's,d ais" Gd no Feb
ruary March delivery Gayd also ti'd; 10 March aud
Ap delivery also 9agd April and May delivery,
Gisad. Gd. May and June delivery Gligq also
0Eagi do June and july delivery, C'4d FutuTos Urn
LIVERPOOL Now J-2;uO ~ m-lne sales Of the daV 10
cludtd $3.50 bale American
LHKiPOOJ, Nuy. 1-3UO .. m.-COtt0n- Futures-U pnnd
Low Middmg clause, January and February delivery. Gd
NAV ami June delivery. GlIasd Futures ufm.
Nov. 5.-COttOn quiet. Middling. 1910; Low
MiddhnR lOLc.i Coca Ordinary Oyci receipts, l,0O'
bales sales. l.lJG bales
Middnng &c. Good Ordinary. 1Oc reocpts 79t bal';
Continent 2ls balcs COastwse, 10 bales:
sales. l35 bales. stOCk. 2U712 bales.
NOv 6-gOttOn steady Middlng III NC. 10"
Hiddlng lO'sc Good Ordinary lOhDlOAci net receipts
Boa bales: sales. 5000 bales. stock. as.DI2 balcA
GALVESTON Nov. 3. - JotiOn steady, Mhdung, llt'
Low MIddlng lO4c Good Ordinary TO- &c; net receipts
exports, Cpdhtwlsc 1901 Dos salts 80 u'a
stock, H. l4l bales.
M0niR Nov. Cotton steady Middlnr. llc; Low
Aiddlng lObc. Good Ordinary, lOic; rrcrlpa 2"IS
JaeA exports cOastwsc' l,Jlb bales salca LOU bales
stock. =, bales
Nkw.OEi1ASn NOy. 5-Cotton steady Middnng IL &c.
Niddhng 1920, Good Ordinary. 10 -c net Pts
GJB2 gO,, G7l4 bales; exports t. Great Britain
5000 balc,i France. lOljj bales. 10 the eminent.
j5n bales sales G,OOO bales. last evening. 1000 bales
STOCK, lJH. l@S bales
sAy,SStH Nov 5.-Cotton sieaiy: Middung u H. Low
Middllug 1886; Good Ordinary DNc.! net receipts
5sJ baios exports 10 tho Continent lH3 bales
2,iGO bale, sales, 5000 bales last evening 500 bales
stock. 81, OOi bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-07

,;a "a affecting the State, the railroads tha' heso
.i.,ea the bonds were liable for the full aihoun.
which their face represents. In the florida oaS
ms oonteuded that the bonds were rauduieh,S
mt ont by the officer of the companies anu 'n''
recoveries must be confined to the amount acVu'iS
maid for the bonds to the agent OF the coniP""''
To this the Chief Justice answers as iouowS'
Having put the market Dy De from setting up
valid bonds the companies are estoppen a they
shT AS against the com ~
occupy the market the position Irced az snch The
comcanies through their fathess agents. are dnat win
hon wheFe trey S5 must THspSd aocordnE For
conmerciai paper means what ON its race II goi
regardss Of %9a' Of S he state IN the open market Pnr
norted 10 be what they called iOr ihe 1pd tbarn
- I'D in LEGAL effect, we thlnk, nuoThou .Io'
them ou der can now require the indorser % re-
snood 20 hs Endorsement commercially l.at u, ~ y
~ o, what he in effect agreed the maker must P"J
The Arkansas roads effect admit the souhdhesS
~ tho cl,i SET up because it is known that some
~ them or their officers have been purchasers OF the
bonds in the market. Tennessees were higher oe-
canse the time is close at hand when the Supreme
Conrt f the ate is expected to remove the lnJunc
tion taken out by the repudlating party IN June
AGAINST executing the per cent retunding act OIL
the Legislatnre. Virginia Gs deferred North caro-
lima special taxes and South Carolina nonfundaoies
were all IN good demand and commanded hlshoi
figures. .,;,,o Nv
Railroad bonds were only moderately aclVe, OK
cent for y few issues but there was general I'M
movement in the prices for the sPecaliEo
Pbe business done in stocks for the week ah0uhteu
Co 1as '5 shares against 2,119586 shares for the
preceding week Although the specnlato1t b na1 So
nppearauce Of being strong all the week lIo uEn;
sFP;s only a few special stocks that
show any material gain, while small losses are not
nfrequent. Such stOc ks as Lake shore, hi5Suisahi
CantTsi Canada Southern and New-lOrk Central
show no Gains, while Erie is up per cent, l xas
and Pacific 4, and Missouri, Kansas and Texas Per
cent The Elevated stocks we've active uuTing ti,t
.veeE and Mt one time were materially nlgner' out
at the close are unchanged or lower; PACING Mall
shows decline of 4l2 per cent and western Union
closed - lower than week ago. Inc market WaS
Irregular aud feverish at its best times ana cioseu
The week in that condition.
WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICES.
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Ivy srnrK mARAer.- -nY rE1vlRAnn.

CHICAGO. Nov. 5.-II0Ge-Eeci1ts, 10000 head ship.
meniz head. demand fair tor ChDc" general mak ~
w,ak price. closing Mitc Packing. - a. 0tt 10;
Light 8 Euasi no. choice Heavy. 81 2Odsb 80: Cus and
Gra-.ers. - FudtjS 40.
C,TfLI uoccirs 400 head shipments 900 head;
Wea,g closing steady Good To- Pam" steers
s. 81 Con Ia Ilr - 2"4t5 80; butchers " -ld
~ StOckrIh b. cer. ~ HtS 80; SttA Ca Ives - >
Naaor cattle slow, closing weaker, Texans sd
: ~: lIalf breeds sfaEt IO. Cows. SHH- 800.
sHKEr- Receipts 500 heal shipments @O, market atlr
active prices unchanged inferior 10 Fair slow At SOD
90; Good u Choice strong AZ %1ft', general demand
pr,ty -tTuug. especially for good sheep.
81 Lnui- Sov 5ioGs Steady very Light shipping, -
as5 40 Workers - G5asj 50, Go"d Packing. - aeb
Inugls sous, %. Butchers o. Fancy 80 lUds1 30
ceIui- . 800 head shipments. co. head.
CATTI- Receipts 900 head shipments. -nu heal demand
TAR for all good grades supply lrht, quality poor prices
unchanged
-I.oceipts coo head shipments. 800 heal demand
urgent for al gtadns above Common market finn flr 10
Fancy, - 2Jdfi 90
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EUROPEAN Markets.

LIvERrool. Noy: 5-2Op y, -Pork-Prime Mess Eastern
dull at S7I do Western dull 11E Bac0n-C umbcIlanl
Cut steady Bis RID steady At 5li Long ,leif dul
al 4- Gear duh 49, iiamsiOug Cut, duii AZ
%: ShOudrrs dul FOR Bcci-udia Mess, dull
at lji ExtTa Mess du ~; Prime Mess, dun at ~ Lard
ri llOl IGrponuno-Sprts. steady at l2td ho~iu-I le
steady az H. Common. STEADY az 6DdH7L theesc-hincf
Cholce duh at jsDd Oh here Flour Ntfa
state, dul at lf3d Whca-NO White. dul at lO1d; No :
Spng dun at 1854 Winter New Western. steady nj Ia
torn-Mixed dull at JlUld CoOnsccd OILY elbow Amen
can none here BnsinCOmuon al London, du at III nbu
IurDehtine-Splrits ~ London. steady at iIiJc.
LONDON nov D. D. n.-tacutta lIn3ccd. bli01l id per
quarter sperm Di, 19SUS 10 Piiu RO4ln fHlUbi
sput furDenine fl3d. per Refined Petroleum. Os@
6Isd spirits OF Petroleum, SdaS34G POI gallon. Common
KOsln. UJd. Linseod On &2G per
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARX era

LONDON Nov. 5-i23o D. m.-Consols. y9oie for money
IND 100 for account; Atlantic ana Great Western
6orsgage trustees certificates Or do second ~ Ere
ssS NewYOrk Central l4Jl4 Illinois Central l35i4 Penn
sylvaDia Central 6sA; Milwaukee ana 81 Paul common.
IoSpox Nov 5-2p m.-Now. York Central, l442i Illinois
Central 1862; New-YOrk ontario AID western, 81 "a
LONDON 5-i:OO y. mPaT1S aIgiCss quote three per
ceRr renes 50 francs 20 confines Tor the account
Nov. 5-4:U n-Par1s a1vices fuOte three par
rent francs 90 confines Tor the account
PARIS NOg. $500 D. m.-bXchange On London 20 francs
e3la cenIEies for checks
IoSDOx NOV. of tins week The
bank bills 80 days % months, s =
Der cent ami bills co DAYS 20 months, ~
bent The completion of h Paris set eneut caused Conn
bnta stocks the best point Easier
paused rss in the funds The market bnoyant
Monday slightly depressed ON Wednesday out much more
cheerful Friday here extensive dealings ia Egyp
aD ana Tu Spanish securities have risen upon the pros
negotiations with the DOndhodIs being opened forth
With Peruvian, Hungarian, Italian and South American
generally improved Home railways rroguar but the
lncrease In earnings satisfactory There
bowed strength In Canadians ST Lawrence and ottawa
ponds have Toronto and Bruce and
california preferred 8 ana DO COMMON Yelling
ION, Grey and Bruce, - Wabash, Louis and Pacino
Iera MORTGAGE bonds have declined and Denver and Rio
Hfande hIst mortgage and Central of NeHJersey income
ponds each There continued demand for Mo1cans and
pcca inquiry Tor AngoAmeEcan Telegraph shares which
ave flsen considerably.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. Nov 5.-Sugtr-M Market Mnasses Sugar,
regular to good polarization Gatal reals gold per afoDo
MuHcuyadO. Common Ia Fair. 50Sf reals. Centrifugal. W
20 SO pOiarlaton. IN boxes ana hhds II reals
Stock IN warehouse 40 Havana ANA MatauLas GlOO boxes
20.UOJ bags aud 1880 hhds Receipts the week, -
boxes. - bags Lhd-. Exports during the week.
80. boxes lS5O bags and 100 hhs hhds 20 tho
United states Spanish gold. 1874 Exchange steady
the United atttcs 90 days gold, short
sight DO 9'ialO Pfemiuu ON London, l90l92 premium
OB Pans. 44OlL premium.
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sv1ys Coat Skin, ,,ve boen dur and p,icos nominal

SUGAE-Raw firm bu. auiet: Fair Refining. = &C., .e-
fined doll Grnulated, aJc chi Loaf and CRUSHED I
Cubes lOi-C Powdered 10 sc Standard A. S2c
TONERS d.. 2s-0r.c.. Monia "a" a7.c. on a. Is
dele. White Extra &C" so0-5c. Yellow CO. 40,
"a, as Sc. yellow CTS ri ~; yellow, "a &c;
sIEAEIS t--Quiri. STEADY. la,a -5gOO ID ll'Se'
TALLOM-Inl. halea COnOO ID. 1000.
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1lnanclal.

A LII who are interested in railroad business
and mileage satisfies should get rdE TRIBUNE ALI
MANAC'or i'NL ~" t5ttf Iucs - tsit, ~ nat
RANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want to
~ ret the Tribune Almanac Tor 1881 10 gives tho gnres
United Sttcs Revenue ind rpoltturs since 1870 PrGa
z5cents ~
q ASSTOCKS and City r. X. Stocks and Bonds
" bought AMI sJlL H. 4. HEWITT. 81 E1chahge.Dlaee.
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MrNrloNEp roRrs punlNG ocTonln. ISL.

hay AND STRAW-Hay IA less firm, owing 10 i'm
ur,ycd roc,ipts straw also weaker We quote Hay
Prime Timothy 81 O5asl 10 Medium, Snc- al shipping
cradles Is 75c Clover MIcd 7.dH5c Glover GhH7ac, No
RIVE straw 80 GJOo Short Rye, 5JGbJc. Oat and Wheat
40 SOC pei 100 IL
HIDES quiet. remain steady late sales 81
A45O Dry BuenoS AJrcs, ptevi"ns IT, arrival heln Do
santa Pc Seconds 2l . Lotto MONT, dco previous 10
arrival $50 do. do. DC i.22o do CALIFORNIA - 70 i4O
America Ecuador etc, u Ia zoe; @1bO 60
Ioeota Sayauia l5d2lc do Mexican private terms
800 DO Sierra i4Ona phi terms. -i|o do Texas 20
8. 200 W > Rio JanrIO OK puvitc terms 400 do III"
Grande and Cow previous to urusr 500 cry slaughter
EACH stocks $4,000 hides and kips ANA l'io b''
East India
HoPs-All prices remain iTu in sympathy Win The county
export dem ui- fair NeWh"tk. crop lhNl
22a30c TO-, 22d27c. Wisconsin. 220Eic. NcarnrN
cro 1850 I2022c; Odds all grOwth oGlJc, Bavarian lOG
( BE-. Pacific Coast 2Sd@Oc
LEATH IomlOck sole been less active but nrin
MON Tanned Is very strong aud moderately active ko
ceip. Of the week ~ aud 2314 bales Export
uS3 sides Wv: 0iuto England. 5000 Ia tho Continent
an 873 ~ other destinations
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Gorses an0 CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE.-A pair of good carriage horses
about l6hands high may be at private stable No.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after October 81, 1881.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave York Desbrosses and Coraud streets
Ferries As follows:
Iarrisburg ptt sburg West and South. with Pullman
Palace ans attached a. and $50 m. daily, New
Chicago Limited" Of Pullman Palace Cars, a M
daily.
Wliliamsport, Lock Haven. a $50 p M Cory and
Erie at $50 D. m connecting Cory ntusyile Pero
leum Centre, and the OIL Regions. ~,
Baltimore. Washington and the South Limited Wash.
ingtOn Express Pullman PaTor Cars daily, except sun
day 10 arrive Washington D. m heBuai AZ 40" sns
$40 a. m, $40, and D. m. and ~ night
sunday $50 N. aud 3 y. m, ana IL nght
Express fer Baltimore except SUNDAY, p m;
For Atlantic city y. M. connecting al Camden
noats nj % rook ivu with all through
trains AZ Jersey ty aordng speedy amt direct transfer
Il Brooklyn travel
1OoS ~ m daily, $40 a. daily. except Monday From
and baltimore, n. $40. Bob ard
io:5O D. IN sunday, 6:jD 800 and lV;oO =. M Prom
phIaielphia $50, 600. $40 lOIu, ll:fO H. ll1
$50 80 ESQ $50, 800, 1905 and 1000 sunday.
$50 ESQ 600 1910 ll:iO ESQ., $780, 1000 and LO1o
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Express Trains leave NewYorS VIA Desor"'Se' '"' 0~
landt streets Ferries as fonowsi a.oo an 1 4
t.O 7;3n s3u, 40 Lmites "A n nL, III al
g. n $50 and p and II ngh, - n,h} '' = ~
"a n M 4 4; 7 $40 aud 3 p. ~, ald IL hlghL ss,.- 81,
leave Now-h ois us, anJ
- mn aid a. m running through VIA trenton an" JAM
den saeinbia i9.Oi 30. 3.45.
~ = i. 10 and n a tl.mtea Express i'SV p M =
s L. GAO, q $50 and Pm on y biladspha via caaa
90, q n n, and $50 D. daily. except sunday -.
u,n "a ~ ap 10, and ga broadway, Aston House and
,, NJ nesprosses and Courtlndtss Court ST and Brs
~ k,nex Station OF Fulton.st, Bro0kNh No@ -
w i ~ Iudsonst HoboSen station Jersey city Emil
,,rsnf Tcket ONCE, Battery-place - - a.. -, IA,
eThe New transfer Company VIII cai i"f N" ""N~
baggage hotels anu residences n, xuoon
Prank THOMSON, - ~; 49,
General Manager oeheih ass @NS'"~
DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CAISkil.L
IL MOUNTAINS landing a5cosEeas tW s roiht, Oora.
connecting witt Ulster AL Delawlre aud Walkn valley
Hailroad1 Steamboats, Thomas Cornell and James ~ bald
win, nv, tltY loot lafilson-sI. NORTH hiver
except Sltlr IayS whoa faomas Cornell leaves AZ u IL.
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GUION LINE. -

W UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier So y. r.. foot Of Kng-5t
ALASKA (ueW) Tuesday, Nov. To-
NEVADA Tuesday Nov %. $50
Tuesday. Nov. % 1880
tuesday, Dec u, $50 a.
IT'These Steamers built Of Iro1 In waterught con-
narments furnished with requisite 70 make
the passage the Atlantic both safe and agreeable hay
ing bathroom smOkngrOOm, drawngr0)m. piano and
library also experienced s8war 1883 ana lerer on
each steamer The sterOom all upper deck TINS ns1r
ing those OF all Injuries at perfect ventilation
and light.
CABIN PASSAGE according TO staterOOm $50, $40 an
500 INTERMEDIATES. SO SrEERAGE at low rates
OFFICE, NO. % BKOADWAI, 1900.
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E1nross TraIns leaye New. York,

DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPRoVEp , ESOi'
MINT AND THE FAS iE5I ~ n ~ H~.'oi0i-
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE sAFhIf'
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0rGtcs ano TENDERS.

I S. CONOVER 81 CO.. Designers and Mant-
~ faoturers OF ARTISTIC CRATES AND FENDEl''
EIREPLACES In Brass Bronze, Stoc and rho.
AullrOnL fIr5 53LA Coal tlOds. Basket crates ~ a.,
ElegaAt assortment Of designs Duoorheh Aes lor
hearths iAcings AroltootS designs executed u OK
elusive deaign furnished Low estimates 10 hiVho~S' i
builders. Warer0OmA, No. J05 CaialsL