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Doaro ano Rooms.

East Side.
! A secOnd-fOOr Of three rooms, private bath
~ room with private table or without az G2aI ast cS' iO'
DENEDICK BUILDING, so East Washing
ID tonsguara Suite parlor bedroom and bathroom io
/ single gentleman.
! BOARDING DIRECTORY.-Ladi having
register ,252 broadway city and Country No charge
! EXTRA large fine rooms, with or without
A. board 2sth-st Madison Square and ee-
waited station; references exchanged.
NTADISON-AVE. 144.-Elegant floor with
suits and single rooms, with board strictly hrscass accom-
mOdations.
I'D GRAMERCY PARK.-Desirable rooms, en-
| L - suite slnsly; table board. Eeierences
aA GRAMERCY PARK and Sc Irving Place.
~ -Gentomen's apartment house. suit and single rooms
breakfast II desired.
0I EAST 22D-ST-A large front room to
sis a Week Tor t~o' Firsfclass reference.
oQTH-ST.. 40 EAST.-Superior suite Of
DO apartments newly furnished. with private table.
hl EAST 0TH-ST.-Handsomnl furnished
t,p rooms for gentemen references Permanent parties
IVO EAST 2fST-ST., Gramercy Park.-De
- rabe suite OF rooms with hrstclAss Ooardi table
board also given references
West Side.
A PRIVATE FAMILY will let a suite of
second door; references terms moderate 81 West llths
between ON anu O-i-aN'e-
4 PRIVATE FAMILY will let to gentlemen
~ only without board, large, ndsomey furnished
references. 2lD West a0th-st, near 'th-aye.
AT7 WEST P31ST-ST.-Pleasant room with
\ board for gentlemen and vile ard single gentlemen.
/ ARGE, HANDSOME ROOM, closet, with
II running water all improvements suitable for gentle
man desirable Location family small 6i West 4GthsI, be-
tween 9TH and bth-aNes
ITO RENT.-Pleasant, nicely furnished rooms;
heat gas hot cold bath reasonable private
nly; excellent locations near elevated station ZC' est
/ 5-dst
4 WEST 29TH-ST. Apartments en- suite or
= singly; elegantly furnished, appointments and service
| hT5t-oli,s; references.
STU-AVE., 47th-st. and 51st-st., near 9TH
- avrEcclut accommodations Tor families with private
tables only houses giving references registered at Everett
BoIni Directory. n West 3'tn-st "
10 WEST Jurisdictions to rent to
- gentleman II quiet habits who appreciates cleanliness
| and Hrstclass attcndlucc
0u WEST 27TH-ST., second house west of
HruaiwIy north silr-Elcgant parlOrs large back
! top Aoor FOR gentlemen.
EH WEST 2Gth-st., between Broadway and
SBtb C ayrTHo large 10 let with board, Tor gen
tleman and single gentleman references, and table
board.
INe GREENWICH H-AVE.-Fmnshed rooms
~ with board; table board
VEV WASHINGTON-PLACE second door
4 I west Of Gthaye.-A private family viii let de
srUle neat upl wrfUnishrl ropns to gentleman good
UoarI next door; references exchanged
,le)e WEST 2IST-S P.-Thri-Story room
ASsBD fumshod.to gentleman only reference exchanged
with owner.
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Citp lJropcrlp 90 Lei.

VTNIE fvc-story and basement Gnldihg y, mp+ :
leased from next May tenn o year. TO good tenant
Lor terms appy to y. ". SII LLMAN, ~ flnc-sI
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3-story brick house with lot No 325 Madison-st :,
Of GouvemCur-st lot 2O9X73IO; John cana
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connirn jlropcrip for Sac ano 90 ccl.

1 CHEAP STOCK and Dairy Farm for sl'o.
~ one " the ln Iitrhdeld CpIny. Conn ~ miles
from depot -56 product -o. comfortable hcH-"
.choo.s &c. colyci,n, Fog prico AMI prculr, apply
RuLAND q WHITING. izl 'arti-'-
4 SMALL PLACE FOR SALE IN Dutchcss
"a Couaty. on r. H. AMI li anl S. ID. AIT ~ ttIrllt
hour, FROM ZsE-9 o 3 agi-, or .,R f1lt o,,pG & 1'i'i
uE- grounds acres 90 grass lud rri.l we'll Jcsrl van
drives Desirable i,r permanent hou'or summer ,'sdencs
loarlcrs Adirc', W CahSbflL htt-bur7 =. X
AT ORANGE. Y. }. lncI,hhorIopd speciality
EDWARDF.HA1nLrON.Ig ~ 'n.s.. =. Y
CITY and COUNTRY CONBlNED-Foriv
best ,.ie roal-T6 RENT wifi d.l,-. pure.
sS2 SSs IN "' gstn s ani f r % bot and cod Vat sar 5 eo
&C.. iour mnnr, from depot pa',l 'ii,ct-io u i-
and cbckcHs rs.ao Apry to station agent. % Mora
EOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-Thc h"-t
bcsi stock farm 20 his state lo' nc vith s.ocs
son - Nas,au-,t.
LOR SALE.-Two Farms 70 close the settle
mcnt Of The estate Of Jo,gph " Tav. dcrcas'f sit
Tho Homestead about l2j oi band hch
state Of cultivation aid well adapted a. mia farm HOUSE,
contains an excellent MN Hia rh Of rotor
and r. situated about nile! south Of Camel vi.a4c and
mile u!n depot On the New ora CHS ana North 70 salrnad
he second Farm s. sun o about NIL ,rt u carmel
ll5 acres o. excellent and meadow land aud valuable
ioiG Farm. viii be 3, Public Auction a, the Court
House In CARMEL, on Ilth DAY oi non fNBER next
bc n % DH s Ami H nSS Of 6s a a fsr aG s,s Of Sa S
Homestead on tAc lot day ~ A n"Nt or al time
TRAVIs. u5' % ~ rT1 P1"i or = T r % h%GFSN5 y Bond IT, & -
EARM of 1870 ACRES in MiDDLESEX co,
grain and iny iaTm ard under the hitgs state - II e.
tOn buildings large aud coumonu nd In lnc order
hbcra For further particulars apply to A. BUErI7. 80
MONTCLAlR, n. N.J.-Ncw house near depot,
VA rooms conveniently arrango .tDres welt
$1,000 terms easy. r. n. bpYD, 90 Frankllnat " =
MORRlSTOWN, y. J.-FOR SALE-Thc
w finest natural bufding site sonthst or ccnto
on two streets. JOHN Q. CLARK sis Cuia'c.
ONLY $1,000; $500 CAN REMAIN
Newccy S on N % and e. a' H. taai & 5nS%h@l SSpSls
cT m r M t%1 and @ m b % F 10 GaS Iao ,P RsPoi So & TO
The bindings poor - story frame house; good g. a.
by Tie bGaha arc Al Ptersan 10 "ics rom arm
acres woodland balance in state u cusa good soil
Brooliyn,
ORANGE, n. J.-Furnished House to LET for
" the winter; live minutes walk depot. rrt Il
TIE rate OF 800 por nnnunl Adirc,i BoA IO5 NewYork
ORANGE, n. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
BLACKWELL & SMITH, opp. ml.l itlu,a, p1lasA NJ
--------------------------
Drooilpn Droptrtn for Sale alI 10 Get
A FINE 3 STORY and basement brown
~ stone hou.c cabinet nshcd -elcct locality; mioht
ir,advay. - -''--' ~
A 4 $1,000 PER ACRE, we will sell two
acre, lIad IN a.3oiy2 nr r to n'' hrri'cars spdl
& GWHITtNG. IN Nas,ll-s.
TO LET.-3-sJory high stoop, brown stone.
a flt CarltolAyc, near Prospect rar- rutland q
WHiTlNu III Nasstl-s~
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4-storv brick buildings with lots Nos 452 and 45l
West 52dst. g, 80 Il OF l0thave, each lot 20
Xl0O.j; Margaret GOwch lo
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS TO MASONRY AND FOUN-
4 DATtON CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE HENDERSON BRIDGE Co..
LOIIsyILLF. KY oct ., l~Sl. !
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until noon OF
saturday 1851 for the foundations aud masonry
the Railway Bridge the Ohio River,
at Henderson. Ken ucy Plans and specifications can be
seen at the Office tie Consulting Engineer, corner llth
and Oham-st Louisville Nv. The right reserved TO
icct aly or an bids r. DE ~ MAE, Chief Engineer
L. W.NAUGuAN, Consulting Engineer
DROPOSALS FOR PLASTERING.
4 OFFICk or BUILDING FOR STATE,
WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS. ,
MA-IlINGION, n. G., Oct. o. lSSl.D
SEALED PROPOSALS for pu-terug in the North Wing of
t g.iUiug ur state aud Navy Departments IN this
tv comprising OF about 3OpOO square yards OF throecoat
feet OF Enriched Moulded COrnice
and ucco work he executed during the coming winter
viii De- received this Office nth l. o1 November 49,
1851 aud opened Immediately thereafter in Of
bidders
rcniing bidders are required visit this Office whore
drawin mOcls Of Succo Work. and e Building
NAV Inspected ana spcchcatpns general instructions Tor
bidders and blank forms of proposals obtained
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY,
Lt.CO. Corps OF Eng'rs.
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Clln Real Gsidlt tor Sale.

near GOld.-flYc-storY sub
sfanII marble buildnc ior sale excellent nycshcnL
HUIAND ,y WHITING, l2l Nasriu-st
L'OR SALE.-With immediate possession, the
desirable lrcc-sfOry English has I1 'n h'u~e' l,l ft
sust one door east of IcyInrtouave aUl opposite the
Murray Il Pfr,JytcraH church, i' house contains pn
and AitCh.u. size lp' l~bN ii uouSg 100
iair condition ami dC rlbr IA. small iAmIy Apply
10 MARTIN kLLNlN, % lA'titJ-0l
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Steamboats, an1 RniIroI15.
A REDUCTION OF FARE.
IINrLR TTNE

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
"A. FALL RIVER LINE
York 20 3OstOn -.
Newport AMI PJll River, 81
Limited tickets. Corresponding reduction to ell Eastern
Points.
Palace steamers
BRISTOL AM PROVIDENCE
York daily days included, az p. from
River foot OF MuTrl5-st Connection by
mex Boat brooklyn 40 4:}O p. M Jersey City r. m
Tickets and state be secured ~ all principal no
transfer and ticket Oce AT the Office Pier > and
steamers. GEO l.. CONNOR,
BORDEN & LOWELL, AgtA GeuL Pass. Agt.
EOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman ~cepcrsvia y. v " II. and II. r. X. leaves
Grand Central Depot at 1889 week days and 1880
SUNDAYS Also train a 1890 p week days Get tickets via
New. IN, ou New Railroad
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NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
For TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA.


Leave New.YOTk from station c. II. r.. OF n.
For Philadelphia, Ninth and GreeB-sts at ij, 930 l15
1870, A, 4:JO 53O T. II On sunday at $40
$3.50, IL p m.
FOR Third Berks-sts., $50 7:45, lI:l5 m. l3O
4:3O, J:3O .. On Sunday at y 10 a. IA.
Trenton, $3.50, 7:45, $780, HIS l30 g. 430 $50
Z, ~ p. III. ON sunday S:lj a.. M, $50, II D. m.
Return .rainz leave Philadelphia tor NeW-York.
Prom stations Phila and Reading x r. Ninth and Green
at 73O $780, $780, IL Elj, 34j 54O, B4J, II
On SUNDAY, at s+4j a. M. $50, II p. IN.
From Third and BeIksts at 5:20 $50, 9:l5 M $40
5;25 G:25 1880 p. Sunday at 745 q 4:3g p.
From Treuton-l:25 6:25 SOB. 9.0j lOlO, ll4 a.
22l 4:26 C2J, 7:2O D. Sunday-25 92j 6;l5
Connection s made at Jersey City station 20 and from
Brooklyn and Erie Depot, Jersey City. - - -
Tickets for sale at foot Of Lbertyst 239 25l 4Ol
944 957. 1873 Broadway. and at the principal hotels
Nos. and COuTt-st and Annex Office, JeNeus Wharf,
Brooklyn.
y. Y Transfer Company DOdds Express will call for and
check baggage frOm hotel residence 10 destination App
be made at ga ami 1923 Broadway 1876 sixth
ave, New York, and COurt-sLi Brooklyn
JOSEPH :. HARRIS, II. p. BALDWIN,
GeneIl Manager Gen. Pass. Aunt. .
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A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
IN DREW and ST. JOHN leave PERI, North River
SOUTH SIDE OF CANAI-ST, every WEEK DAY az On
connecting at Albany Sunday morning exceptedJ with
trains North. West and East
tickets Albany and return good 30 days 50
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~ via Bay and sandy Hook 1920 m. 345 o.
~ Long Branch, &C. on sundays, s;30 a.
Via BIanchpOrt-FOl sandy Hook and highlands, 81
m, ~ m 4, 8, p. For Monmouth Beach and seabnght.
Q, Sl5 a.. m, I'm. 3:30 4, 8, p. m.
via Red Iiank-s:I5 a. m. for Lakewood. Toms River
Barnegat, &C. D. m. for Lakewood. Manchester Toms
River ATLANTICCITY and all stations 10 Bay side. ~
nm for IakeMOoh. Toms River. Banegat. &c.
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ITO EAST 21ST-ST, Gramercy Park.-Dc-
- sirablc suite rooms with hrstcAss Ooard; table
board also given; references.
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Church Of thc Messiah 3itl-.t and Parkaye.
Morning 20 !. tlc Pastor Rev ROBERT CILLl .E. ".
r..scn subject. "The Inward Light Eyeuug nt
it,frr, D.. a., Rev. 4. b. MAYO. subject: Going
School in thr south" Public invited
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neligious Nolirc5,

the West Presbyterian Church i-l.st between g,h
ana GtIaves.-ihc i.ov. MiLLlAH ArIEfAl. d. D. wiz
preach tOuurroW 40 II 1850 PrayeT.fpestinp
on wednesday evening az O'Clock
knihOn Memorial Church 45h-st.. west Of Gti ave-
Rev R. HfBEN NEWTON will preach 4 q. IN and at
Choral Prayers az =. m.
AZ Tbirty-iourth street Reformed Csurch-DIyine
services 81 NDAN, cOniucted by the Rev. Rios MAR
TYN, 20 1896 subject ne Knows" Al 5.sg saiiect
For This Tine Everybody = service. Come.
At Chickering Han.
Jtu4NC, corner lsthst
The Rev. SAMUEL COLCOHD
Will preach at 1913 SUNDAY afternoon.
Subject " How u be Happy"
Mira IRWIN Will sing
Aa1O The larg Cn0ir, directed by ASA HULL
Al seats free Invitation to ull
~ Second Unitarian Church. brooklyn corner Clinton
ana Coucfchslis. TOMORROW morning 40 N O'Clock
Rev. JOHN W. CHADWICK viii preach upon The For.
eit tucs8 ol hins Al cordially invited.
9;iO m Evening Lectures BEGIN November stories
and story -IeLeTs."
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rntyary Church corner 8th ave t.SrryicCs
sunday Il {. u. and $40 i.u. The Right Roy. THOMAS
,LNNk. -. p. B.i4op Uf Rhode Island. viii preach a
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tnlyary baptist Church 25dst. bet 9th and 9Th
E.g.E. p. MACANIdl RID. d.. Pastor proachcs sun
mutuur ~ evening. $50. Young Peoples ilai1r
Meeting MONDAY evening, 5:ij. Conceal Prayer meeting
fIIay evening 10 strangers are cordially invited 10 al
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NJ Y. and LONG BRANCH DIVISIOl

~ Leave at 3, s:l5, 1880 a. M y 2 $780, d D.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, EXPRESS, y. III. with through
cars, arriving at Atlantic CITY AT 600 y. IN
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I EUIGUVALLEY RAILROAD.

H PASSENGER TRAINS, and after May 3 1881 VIII
leavedepos foot Of Corandt and Dosbrosse ats at D
$40 and 500 for East1l. Bethlehem, Allen
town Reading Mauch Chunk Wisesbarre, iowaniL
Mayely ithaca Geneva Ions Bnnalo s anI me vs., We
Mauch Chunk. Wkesbarre and PtstOn Pullman sleopns
coaches attached $50 train Trains leaving 10 T.
M. p and S:tOR connect for Az points IN Mahancy
and UaZetOu coal regions +. B BGINGION q. =. ~
General Eastern Office church and Corandt-sts
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SOUTHERN RA

I EUh I ThEEIIOID
Slj a II 4, >, q. p. IN. For keyport
| s:l5, 1890 a. m. II mq 2 4,5, 6p I'D.
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West Side.
4 PRIVATE FAMILY Will let a suite of
n neatly furnished together or separately on
second floor: references moderate 81 West llths,
bet 9TH ami C.l-ayCs.
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NEW HAVEN, MERIDEN. UARTFORD.

~ SPRINGFIELD HOLYoKE NORTHAMPTON.
&C Steamers leave Pier 25 T. r., at and lliS0 \.
SUNDAYS excepted, with sDa,ii traas
above intermediate points Tickets sold aud blgg4ys
checked 81 Jlt Brolt " Y anil COlrt-sL
E1cursiOn 70 New Haven and return 81 -
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NJADISON-AVE 144.-Elegant floor with
W. private cal servant Handsomely FURNISHED
single rooms with board strictly hrscass accom-
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! EXTRA large fine rooms, with or without
A. board 100 East 2Sh-st near Madison Square and ee
! yated station: references exchanged.
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! Oh EAST 22D-ST.-A large front room to
- let with board ample closets; handsomely furnished
| sIs a week Tor Firsf-cla,s reference.
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Church Of oar saviour sixth Cuycr-1lst Society j7th.
st. corner sthaye JAMES ". az LLhAN. j.. j.;
fsst0I. SUNDAY morning at n. "iAc Value II
u. WouU- fouu ca. AL Lsoing at 80 "A \
leader Worth Following"
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DALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.

II MODEL FAST LINE 10 THE WEST.
Via Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
on and after May % Passenger Trains leave FROM
yana r. H. Depot foot Of COrtandts and Desbrossess
follows
$50 m.-Except Sunday. arrive Washington i:2j D. m
Night Express leaves Washington 9l5 daily with sleep
ers for Psburg. Columbus and Cincinnati Paror at
reached
m.-Daily fast line for Washington arrive Cincnnatl
$50 Chicago 800 a. AMI Louis $3.50 m. B.
palace sleepers through Cincinnati and Chicago Entire
train runs through % Caicag0
l2 Midnight daily. Sleepers attached for
geTsafter l0S0p Arrive at camden Station, Blltimore
O:35 Washington 1885 a. Day Express leaves alti.
cinnati
other makes faster tine 10 the West Trains arrive
from the West at $40 a M, $40 D. and IO:lO D.,
Tickets sleeping berhs secured AMI baggage cist Tor
and checked to destination COnpanys ce 3l5 Broad
way and at az the offices OF tho Pennsyvana RAILROAD Com
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II ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot =.
trains daily 20 BOSTON,
sos a. lparlor cars attaehed and 10 p m "'a
palace sleeping cars,
Sundays at 10 u. with palace sleeping cars.
Limited tickets TO Boston tall rail) IS. s.,,..,
Tickets pariOr be obtained AZ AotopOst
Fifth aud Windsor Hotels ticket oees ana a. ola'
Central Depot
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spU UTH-NT., 40 ENNT.-NWNtTIOT bTIIIt Ol
.DC apartments, newly furnished. with private table.
hs1 EAST TH-ST.-HandsOmnl furnished
pp rooms gentlemen references Permanent parties
Dr. ferTcd
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ileIioious Notices.

Andrews.-The Rev. Bishop f. q. ANDREWS VIII pIeeach
I'm the NTW METHODIST EPUSC0PALOiAPEi,l lVJInst'
and MadsOn.aye, on SUNDAY MORNING at 1880
At scotch Presbyterian Church. 14thst between 0th
and Gthaves.-Services TOMORROW at lO;5O a m ana
4 D. m The pastor, the Rev. SAMUEL NJ. EAMlIION
will preach lecture WEDNESDAY evening at 0clOck-
Association Hall 4thave and 23d;st
STANTON STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. II. O. HISCOX, Pastor.
Preaching at III a. m and p. m
Gupaa hOola at a N.
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4 SATONIC aud NAUGATUCK RAILROADS--Steamers
leave Catharinc Slip at 1880 300 pm; 81,
last River y. than by other
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Church az iaF Holy Trinity Ntiso1avc. and |2dst.
me E.,s. wilbur g. Watkins. %. d.. EtCfor.--erNlcy
II I.. aHi ...J r- Morning subject luchluglu
Love" ftr..lr % The tHel.s Nr.t'
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TD GRAMERCY PARK.-DesiTable rooms, en-
1 - suite or s.ngly; table board. References
aA GRAMERCY PARK and Sc Irving Place.
~ -Gentlomens apartment house. suit and single rooms
breakfast II desired
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5tramboats ano Railroads.

A -CITIZENS' LINE. TROY R0sTS
As NEW STEAMERS SARATOGA and CITY OF Tnoy;
leave PIER No. al North River foot Of ChristoDher,,
Daily Except saturday. at D. n connecting with e,
trains for te North and West Sunday steamer touches
ALBANY AZ
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Church ~ enc Holy spirit tiadi,uayr. aud O., st
/ Ifu, .u,.HnHuH. U0Iuu- rT.g.. d sunday .,pI
c..l.u- rat.r, ".urk 90" rector ta' Kew EDII -
/ t.i. Vl u|
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-15
rHEHRGAr TRIAL kEaINs.

The trial OF Guiteau was commenced
in the Criminal Court at Washin ton,
vestcrday.morniug. While nothing was
done. aside iron settling the Prelimju-
aries, and securing five OF the twelve
Jurors, the conduct ot the defendant
cie,rlv Indicated tuat the theory OF III
sanity will b. PRESSED, AMI that all hiS
acts since the tragedy, Idc.utlnG his eN-
hih,tioa in tie CONT room Yesterday,
have been rIreiG"y arranged with
view u strengthen that defense. II Is
more than probable that the case will
occupy the tme OF the court aud the
attention Of tie country for at least a
month, and that the defense will snc-
coed in impressing certain class of
honest hun anjtarlaus with Il belief in
the insanity OF the prisoner. While Ii
NAV be true that, speaking in the sense
in which medical experts use the term,
he is Iusane-tnat il, his mind Is not
perfectly sDuni-at the same time, it
will be diftru.t 70 convince jury OF
ordinary intelligence that his mania
yss OF such char&cieCas prevent
"a his distinguishing between right and
wrong; and this, We take It, 10 be tine
t,pe test. After all has been said, let
the legal guibhles be brushed away, and
49,, facts ran,aip. that a great crime has
been committed, snd the assassin sill
lives and boasts OF his crime. That he
will be efectually punished, within
the forms OF law, we cannot venture the
least doubt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-15
INDUSTRIAL BREViTiES.

Two hundred thousand bushels oil
beets raised in Saratoga and Schenecta-
DIV counties, New York, are being ship
ped from Schenectady to Wilmington,
Del, for manufacture into sugar. Twer-
tv-fiye canal boats will be required.
With a population OF but $4,000, 600,
England annually consumes 5OO,OOO,OVo
pounds of cheese, while the United
States, with population OF 5O,OoO,OOo,
consumes only $4,000 pounds OF cheese
annually.
A large portion OF the corn raised in
the Eastern States is harvested by pick
ing the ears from the stalks, and taking
them to the barn or other buildings TO
be husked.
A Maine woman has invented con-
trollable beehive. II she would only
discover a breed OF contro!lable bees, a
large number OF persons would 90 into
the honey business.
Colorado and Kansas parties since last
October have bought and driven out OF
New Mexico over forty thousand sheep.
In Scotland the short horn bull is be
ing largely used upon Ayrshire COWS 10
produce dairy animals, and the result ls
said to be very encouraging. The now
of milk is not Iessened, while the calves
are OF much better quality and bring
more from both the butcher and ieecef.
Over enc hundred farms i'll Orange
county, New York, are advertised Tor
sale by Newburg real estate agent
The reasons given are that the land 10
played out, and that the farmers are
DESTROYS to try the west.
Mr.. ]. H. Sanders hiss taken leave OF
The National Lice Stock Journal TO
assume charge of tn, Breeders GGs,ttr,
which will be published weekly in Chi
cago commencing on the lst OF Decem-
Der.
Mr.. A. B. Allen, OF New York, says
in England the Dorkin fowls are consiu-
cred as the "short horns OF the poultry
ward" that is, they are regarded as the
best fowls for all purposes.
Farmers in Illinois and Wisconsin
unite in saying that corn does poorly
after flaI. They prefer to SOW the land
to oats the year AFTER fax is raised, and
to follow this crop with corn.
The season has been very untavora-
BILE one for most farm products, but 1t
has been most favorable for setting hens,
a large proportion OF the eggs being
patched. Geese and ducks have, in
many places, suffered on account OF e
lack OF water, but chickens and turkeys
have done remarkably well, though
many OF the latter are in as poor flesh as
the one JOB attempted to latten. Wild
birds that build their nests in the
ground have been very successful III
raising young.
The yield 81 hops throughout the
country is fully - per cent. below the
average. The quality of the hops
raised in New York is good, and they
are quite free from vermin. The yield
in Wisconsin is fair, but considerable
injury was produced by wet weather
during harvest time. There is a large
decrease in the YIELD in California, but
a considerable increase i'll Oregon and
Washington.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-15
VIRGINIA sECuRIpIns.

The RgGIsTEs Announced Yesterday 4
lsli 81 per cent. in the price OF Nir-
yinia bonds, Is the FIRST effect abroad OF
The succrss of MALONE aud Repudia-
ton The New York HDrhi, comment
lug upon the above TACT, says: Il. is
- natural enough, but a much wider
circle OF people ia this country than the
holders ri Virginia securities will 10
well 10 consider What the inevitable
effect must he at no very distant day
upon the price OF United States bonds,
OF the election. with the help Of the al
minis traticn, o. I United States Senator
pledged to follow the lead oil a Virginia
Executive, who has publicly said:
As 10 the iuil and final payment or
liquidation Of the present enormous ma
uonal debtsd, he that knows the Amer
lean people and their utter deficiency in
the high qualities OF truth and Integrity
knows that such an expectation is but
An idiots dream. For ourselves, we
shall rpIoScs Nhen The crash comes. 1t
is a drbt contracted in the prosecution
Of au infamous and unnecessary war
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-15

THx Rochester EIrsI sppssrs to be
verr mad about something. II asks eS'
citedly: "Why is it that every newspa-
per Office and every editor IS public
prey? Why is it that every day hum
dreds OF people visit every newspaper
Office in the land and ask for iavors Tor
which they never expect or intend to
render an equivalent? Simply because
the editors all over the land don't hire
men with clubs to guard their sanctum
doors and fire the vultures down stairs.
II that were done the tide OF emigration
would cease and the editors lot would
be more like happy one"