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: .-CUTICURA SOAP

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SKINNY MEN

"Wclls' llc,lth Remover" restores health
mud vgor, cures Dyspepsia, impotence,
Sexual Debility. 81.
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! have opened an agency for the sale
Of real estate, and have already made
several important sales. Parties wish
Ing sales " town property ~ Of farms w
the country, can apply to ne at the .Ntrs
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l. G. FowLln.
Iu.a 4 fuut
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Ar. s'rARRErf Notary Public
lor Washington County. Onlro io5
Main street Ooo,h6n. Va,
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WESTWARD DAILY,

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT JUNE, IS, 1882.
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when | publicly testified That |
had been cured of n terrible skin hum
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quires. Hon. William Taylor, Bos
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or TRAINS.
Norfolk g. Western Rail Road.
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Trespass Notice.

June eth, 1889 wv
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MICHIGAN WAGONS.

AMOS Cos, Secretary.
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TO Real Estate Owners.

June "a. 1882 lm.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDoN, Thursday. n

LONDON, ThursdaY. Nov. %, 1882
The Emperor OF Austria las summoned the Recns-
rath to meet on December D.
dispatch from Berlin says that the BundesraJh has
resolved proong the minor state Of siege in Berlin
another year,
A bulletin issued this afternoon states that the
strength OF the Archbishop of Canterbury ia what
diminished but he does nos suffer severe pain.
The Ga plain Of which has arrived at sunder-
land reports that Off the coast OF Norfolk his vessel
passed large raft TO which three four corpses
lashed.
II is reported in Constautinople that the Kurdish
Chief Obedullah, while his way to Mosul, car
ied by his and party Of Knrds, who He'd In the
direction OF Kurdistan
The United Ireland of Dublin. says that Mr.. Dillon
will 70 TO America shortly to make Heightened So
ourn with his brother Colorado. He insists upon
slguing Ia the House Of Commons before his de
parture.
Thee is some prospect of a settlement between the
croftecs on the Isle skye their landlord The lat
ter has consented submit the dispute to arbitration.
The authorities OF the opinion that sodery alone
can arrest the offenders.
dispatch to The Manchester Daly Examiner from
London says that Prince of Wales has written let
ter expressing the hope that the sentence OF Will
lam Brookshaw to years's penal servude for send
threatening letter 10 His Royal HisAuess Will De
reduced.
HAVANA, Nov. 23-Gencral Adam Badeau, the newly
appointed United States COnsulGenera has arrived In
this CITY The customs revenue Of the Island for
October shows increase OF @3755OO over the same
month last year
A dispatch from Charkof, Russia says: "The Gov
ernment has acceeded TO petition from the Mining
Congress the imposition of OF fifteen copecks
per pood (abo thirty-sx pounds avuirdupOtsl on
foreign pig iron Tue proposals Of the Last Congress 10
tax foreign coal will probably be accepted."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23.--Ihe net earnings
of ue Northern Central Railway Company for Octo0er
ere 2O8 I3 90 an increase Of SI26,772 ~ as COM
.a vi, II III. CORRESPONDING month Of last year. The
NET earnings for the ten months ending October31 were
q o46g3s an increase OF SGl9.l3l l3 az compared
win the corresponding period OF last year
The Norfolk aud Western Railroad Company has de-
rcd a ularierly dividend of per cent, payable De
,nrr , james y scott Of TINS ty, son OI the hate
momas A. scott. mas been appointed director OF the
Company IN place of c. q. BALDWIN. resigned.
FRAN PoR1 oS-rHg-MAIS, NOV. ga general meet
in, OF boudhoders OF the Brunswick and Albany Rail
vav Company Georsia held here yesterday. The
bonds represented amounted 10 s093,OO0 An agree
nnt in accordance with the proposals Of the committee
and the Nrw-York counsel was unanimously approved
IL wa- de,ded mat the coupon certificates snd coupons
OF 1872 1873 should DC paid at the rate OF one mark
eacu.
ALBANY, nov. 23.-Beore the Board Of Land Commits
s, ners To-Day the application OF the NewYork and
Couey Isan Railroad Company for land under water at
Gravesend :or the purpose Of building dock so that
steamers ud iand passengers AT tuelr station tHere
was cOnsGe red and. after argument, was granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
CHNA. JAPAN AND COREA.

Hone KONG, Oct 2s.-The ex-Regent of
COrea entered upon his fecapvity in an interior Chi
nese town with c0upOsure. lie has already begun to
study the Chinese language.
The Chinese troops TO be Immediately Withdrawn
from Corea. their rotous behavior having begun TO
weaken tho blind veneration for everything Chinese
hitherto felt In COrea.
There was excitement in Hong Kong on October
90 caused by ~ the impending seizure and5de
strucon OF Cowloon City, near Hong Kong by power
u secret Chinese society In response appeal FOR
Britt assistance considerable force Of infantry ana
ar ierv was sent 10 the threatened district and tie
anticipated outbreak was prevented
YOKOHAMA, Japan, Nov. Electric hgAts nave oeeh
largely introduced in the Government estabnsnmtHts
The entertainments the COrean visitors nave been
repeated in eXTavagant prpusOn. Naval officers nave
ne sent 10 select for forhcat0ns on the Islands
Id ana Isn, betWeen Japan ana OOreA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
SUICIDE OF AN EX.POsTMAsTER
GRIMES md CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH

ENDING HIS LIFE WITH sTRYCHNINE.
WILLIAMSBURG, PENN Nov. Z3-ityman Time
ock, slnge nah age thV' SohAi'teu s~ciHs ouAy py
taking strychnine.
KILLED BY FALLING ROCK AND COAL
miner Ridge colery Instantly killed to-day By
OF top and coal
AsaAssINATED BY AN UNKNowN MAN. u,
GALVEsTOA. lex, Nov. Ia di patcI 20 The
NsSes from Paris Tex says James Ware assassnated
last night this county by AL unknown man.
ELECTION OFFICERS INDICTED
HARRISBURG. Penn, nov. 23.-I no Grand Jury
to-day bills against the election officers of e
precinct OF the sixth ard charged with "nDeLLns
and destroy ing e.ecuon tickets.
ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.
Boston Nov. Z3.-ElllOtt Ryder was arrested to-
day, charged with uterng forged oil ot exchange and nd
sng 1t aon me Ame,ian an Eaehane LShuOh he VIII 20
CHANGED WITH MURDER ~ THE FIRST DEGREE
IKESTON, y. j., nov. z3.-The Eoron.rs jury IN
len On - saturday night SSqIy aen 'e''' u
A MIsCHIEVOUo YOUTH ARRESTED.
SYRACUSE \. u, Wv Z3.-t rancIs rorter, age
thrteu. this morning ares cd Sha win
Pleaded guilty aud was committed 10 await the action of
BURGLARS HELD FOR EXAMINATION.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. Z3.-Cndres moore and
ino te house Of David McSe and stealing 500 in CASH
IS 500 IN Donas were gsen hearing 'o-aay AND were
EDITyR RS INDICTED EOR LIBEL.
WATERBURY, COM. Nov. Zj-Last week The
Judge A +. sroasue't IN c:innd case A. day
s se A0 s 3 @ Sc & orro% 0r CON
A BROKER CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLENENT.
HARKsDu RG rena., Nov. 23.-NOtnIhg n,.s been
missing stock and gain broker Il r. Ssk incc
disappearance IL has he has VIC
tinLe0 number the city. AIS
emDozLeuIsHIs II Is claimed, viii slJVJO
AN OPEN VERDICT ~ A POISONING CASE
NORRIS Town, TcDn, nov. 23.-.n IN Gtrb"r
G CasTcs H. CARRIER came e. to n! ds.5 rom o
aIacuic contained IN me wl,A 10 atr hhot.e4 no
Intentionally accidentally put IA 90 Plr o! "a
the nour Used IN maAng And by wAol no I"J - "h
able 20 dcterhine.
A.CLERGYMAN SENT TO JAIL II
BALTIMORE Nov. 81 thc l-ry. R. II. W OOutuH,
crested CHARGED Hlt opening et'e
addressed Lawrence Win hleht !" op7st CVI
spoudea,o sccTeug ann enOcA4ng he same
gulty United cart t0y nc "s seA.esVeu
10 pay M Of 100 ana deaC Of bail was sent 70 JAIL
KILLED WHILE CRAWLING TAROUGH WINDOW;
buFrAIO NOy. 23.-Alartln nulber, was found
haning OUT OF wndow Of his house today dead lie was
ser t 10 o'clock evening and II IS supposed that nc
wa, mo ,irated Dng able 10 open the door he ~
utd - crawl the window When the sash feu upol aim
WRECKED BY a Objective RAIL
LA CROSSE. " H., nov. =3-Afd sp Ten from HAS
tngs Mn saws that ,hs 5uW ater branch OF tie
chicago wauzee and II Pau siroad Was Wec-ed al ~
ruix Juncti0n TO-DAY defective rail- The engine went
down a and the cars nsfrowy eaped following
H. Engineer NaIiewerkor wa iuIaGty allied ana the hie
badly injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
THE TROUBLE IN THE NORTHWEST.

THE TROUBLE IN THE NORTHWEST.
The presence in the city of prominent officers
OF the Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company has
particular significance. meeting OF the Executive
Committee Of the company be held to-day TO con
slider the matter Of dividends which payable early
IN December on both classes Of Stockton the
quarter on the preferred and for the half-year
the common stock. The report that President
Keep had to NewYOrk to arrange terms Of peace
the presidents O the other roads now d. war IN Ihe
Northwest Wa- ueued by Mr Keep himself President
Porter OF the Omaua line the only Otner president OF
the warriug Roads now IN NeS-IOrk, said that he had
received no ntimanu that the visit OF the Northwestern
officers had thing do with the present struggle
reported Wal-st. tnat conference OI rail-
road officers held ~ the windsor Hotel last
evening for explicit purpose OF settling the existing
difficulties the Northwest No sucA meeting was hed
President Porter attended the theatre President keep
stopped the corridor OF tine Motel To reply 10 TRIBUNE
the situation or dudrs al tue
Representa- ives OF the CONNECTING inter-
ests Ia the war 70 Iake place at the WINDSOR were re-
peatel 10 bin. There has been no SUCH conference To-
said, Will tucre be one tonight 50 lar as
| know. | have know edge that the president OF
elmer tue 81 Paul OF Tue ROCK Island road Is on MS ny
here to participate IN any meeting hno" Oi hO pros
pecdye conference for the purpose or enccung settle
inent. There mas been 10 cuHHge in the SITUATION OF
affairs IN the Northwest and the causes ana
len I'D that 10 Is not necessary that Should
speak Of them There l. prospect al present 0 any
setteIneut. far l know Ny visit 20 Ne"-1Ork Is
connected with any attempt to arrange pfesen. ,
ercnc-. Ii Simply 20 attend the regular qldfttry
Of our BOARD, AZ Wulch dNueuu anu VheI l0s
Sioux cry Iowa. Nov. 23.-The Chicago st; Paul,
Minnea polls and Omana Railroad Company To-Day an
uouucei a reduction In freight rates between Chicago
pounds re aldless u Classification, consgnnehts 10 pe
made via the Cnica-o, hock Island ana aSlc % Aq,
4. between sioux city hud SIOUX aus
~ pfe reduced u 10 yer 100 pounds and the
plssager fare between the same points cut To SI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
FPIGMEyTS OF WESTERY NEWS.
DEATH oF A vALCABLE HORSE.

DEATH OF 4 VALUABLE HORSE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 23.-IHe noted
racing sire imported Buckaen. died al d nville last
night His owner Captain Cottril, OF Mobile, recently
refused offer of $1,000 for him
THE STARCH MANUFACTURERS POOL
Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. 23.-Ihe starch manu-
the Vest met here last evening" aud formed
pool prevent production. All the factories
cept two jOneu the movement.
a COLLIERY FIRE EXTINGUIsHED.
HARRISBURG, Penn, Nov. 23.-kepOrts to-
Night IrOm Toe ohOrt Noun COuery hre Ly kcns
state that the flames been drowned out and
tue pumps WORK drawing the water. The damage
is not ; great as at first anticipated.
SUICIDE OF AN EX-POSTMAsTER
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 23.-B. II. Crapster,
for ears postmaster dt SheibyVlIe KY,
was iOund dead stable his premises morning,
wlth bullet uOle nrOdgn his head pistol was lying
by his side, indicating tba mad committed suicide.
lie a or hILh standing ia tue cOmmunlty and
no reason Tor tne act is known.
ARRESTED FOR CRIME COMMITTED IN NEW
YORK.
denver, Col, Nov. 23.-MlChael Reese was
arrcsIeI yesterday charged witu committing Dru
tai outrage in Morris mia, y. upon Amelia Harms,
age three which resulted ia her DEATH Reese
his Willingness without "A reqUIstOn with the
NewYok officer made the arrest, and they lett here
Tor the East last evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
TRADE AND CROPS IN THE WEST INDIES.

TAVANA,
does 10 the that five vessels with breadstuhs
mad arrived from the United states The crop OF prov
sons in the island VIII De snort and that of sugar. 1t Is
expected will prove much below last years yield.
Demerara advices to the 9th say IN reference to the
sngar crop ha, all the engaged diligently In
grinding and that the presents splendid aspect
The bulk of the sugar exports Is going to tho united
states and Halifax, the latter being comparatively
new outlet.
cOcOauut crops promise well
81 Vincent dates 20 9Th very heavy rains have
sed much damage throughout the island. Trade was
very dun and American provisions very dear ana scarce
especial y salt pork anu salt nsh.
News from Antigua the 7tn place the production OF
the sugar crop at OF the at 1904 hogs
heads OF sugar and 1906 puncheOns Of mOasses II -
expected tnat the crop Will only produce 5000
hJgsheads of sugar unless there s more plentiful sap
ply of ram. Tue weather throughout the Windward
Islands Is generally favorable 10 the crop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
CONSIDERING DIFFERENTIAL RATES.


The question of the practical operation OF
tne onren a fares atpresen established was discussed
for considerable time the meeting yesterday Of the
Joint Executive Committee Passenger Department..
Inc returns OF earnings for September and such reports
as had been received for October carefully COM
pared Tor each ne with the monthly returns from Jan
uary l. 1881. IL has only been since September that
the dnerentia fares have been IN existence. No formal
complaint OF the unequal working of the dhe eDces In
rates mas been presented but 1t thought probable tna
some modheaou in the rates may be made by the COM
Vee' or referred 10 Commissioner Frank for decision
Al the last meeting the committee committee was ap
pointed the ubect OF missions paid TO
not regularly employed by the railroads In
terested In the easpound bnsuess from san Francisco
INC same abuses prevailed in connection with TINS
rae as attended the practice formerly among all the
roais 20 any extent like those which were all accom-
pahlment OF the ndiscriuinate payment OF commits
svhs on the business between the Missouri RIVER ana
ho Auahc se1Ooard On the latter business the pool
roads nave agreed pay commissions. AT the meet
IE yeaieIday the special committee presented report
nding TWO modes OF action one wa- tho aDsO-
utG prohibition OF al commissions on the san Francisco
osness received by the pool This would remove
OIL Vne objections against Inc system IN radical manner
cal ior that very reason. Il is an acknowl-
Ic-aI 10 we allowance Oi extra ans 10 agents hot
directly connected with pool roads for their zeal IN
~ .iI'7 ,oI particular IiuvN. Anc otuoI Ai'' ~
o''tIa"s ,ne matter a. repOr'ed Dy Tue special COM
n-tec was 10 permit hc pr4c exist under certain
uIun bIo"us out OF the lnGlsciInlhate aIO"aDc VI
cmIslos 10 brokers. Tue report vas not acteI upon
Tn Joint Executive Committee also agreed to allow
the chesapeake and ONO Railroad the same differences
oelHern lthtc points ana te vest a. W,rc allowed 70
tac Iu"te FORMED Dy he NeWl OTk Lake Erie ana west
ern thc Sew ork Ptnusy yiya aud OHIO aud the Ollo
ana Mis-iesippi This w.u make tue fare By he
Chesapeake AID ONO from New York t0 Cincinnati oIo
ana nom Nr"-1Orh o st. Louis so %. The C.esa-
praae Gnd OniO Will submit to all The regulations OF the
JOINT Executive Committee. The committee Will meet
to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
THE TROY MUNICIPAL MIDDLE.

TROY, Nov. 23.-The Common Council to-
night discontinued the charges OF emDezzle-
ment against the suspended City Clerk De
freest. Tn Democrats did not vote but all
the Republicans oed to dismiss the charges except
one who insisted that the trial should proceed De
ireest still claims 10 be- City clerk, notwlthstand-
lng the Mayors appointment OF hlng 70
that position The police captains refused Ia report 10
The new u orintcndeut. and they VIII be de-
cilred dsm I'D and new captains viii be ap
pointed tomorrow. The serge1nts snd patrOmen
will 60 IN the way. The stntiorhoGses are sun
held by the old force but the superintendent de-
ciarcs thaC he viii take them when he ges his force
orl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
The IRON AND STEEL TRADE.
A STRIKE OF woRKMEN IMMINENT.

A STRIKE OF WORKMEN IMMINENT.
THE RELATIONS BETWEEN THE LACKAwANNA IRON
AND COAL COMPANY AND THEIR wOKKMEN
GREATLY CHANGED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
SCRANTON Penn, Nov. 23.-The relations of the
Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company and its work
men regarding the proposed reduction of wages
on December 1, have greatly changed since last
evening Caucus meetings of the employees of the
various departments have been held and general
meeting will be held at early day to further dis
cuss the question. The sentiment of the employees
opposes the scheme. that they have considered
the matter. They cl..im that wages are now fully
80 per cent below the Pttsburg SCALE and that they
are the most poorly paid of any iron-workers in
Pennsylvania. The reduction not only applies 70
steel-workers. but the same notice has been posted
in the blast furnace department. General Manager
Mates is out of the city, and no
information can be obtained TO the extent of the
REDUCTION The workneu claim that they will be
Obliged 10 WORK throughout December aud until the
Januarv pay-daY. fAIb
The lad est ons point to a strike among the iron
men here. Ihe Lackawanna COmpanys prominence
IN the recent lOw-rae contracts ha awakened great
interest in the struggle of the mauufac urers and II
Their action TO furce redu1 1tion should cul inmate
in a strlke here It is claimed that It would become
general from Chicago TO Eastern Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
REPORTS RELATING TO PARLIAMENT.

LONDON, Nov. 23.-The Times states that on
Monday next, the House o. Commons ougH to be-
gin the discussion of rules relating to standing com
mttees sir Richard AsshetOD Cross viii move that II Is
e1pedent to consider The proposed rules at TINS peod
OF tue session. IL reported that should the Ministry
refuse To postpone the subject the VIII be very
freely discussed.
Sir stafford Northcoe, in letter TO the Exeter Con-
servative Association, says; 81 am not seriously Ill at
present but unless get real entire rest shall be
quite work the next session Of Parliament,
winch anticipate viii be very critical one Tor tue
Conservatives II they work with energy and prudence,
have 10 the result
CONSIDERING THE PROCEDURE RULES.
The consideration Of the procedure rules was resumed
IN tue House tonight The teuth rule was carried by
vote of So to The rule provides that the Speaker,
or the chairman OF committee of the whole House,
sha ne OF opinion that motion for the adjournment OF
Gebate OF the House during any debate or tha the
Chairman do report progress, or do leave tho chair is
purpose Of obstruction, lie may forthWltn
pul the question thereupUu from the chair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
THE DISTRICT AssOCIATION PLEDGE.

A meeting of the XVIIth Assembly District
Republican Association held last evening No 34l
West Forty-sevenfh-st communication read
from the XXIst District Association, asking coopera
ton in urging the Central Committee to recommend the
adjustment Of the pledge required from Joining
the district associations. motion made TO refer
the communication TO the Executive Committee. John
p. Frazer objected 20 this 1t matter he SAID,
which concerned every in the association, and
should be acted upon Dy the whole organization. There
much OF tins committee business IN the RepuO-
lican party he thought aud respectable would
Join the district associations while sucn piedRe
required. ExAderinsn McClare resented this. and de-
clared that had been Informed that Mr. Frazer
'crauk and kicker" OF the worst sort. Mr. Frazer
Jumped his and declared that Mr.. McClare lied
when he made such n statement. The chairman InDe-
diaey called dsputants 10 order, and the debate
proceeded, speeches being made by eX-POce Justice
FIammer. joe Mason aud Others.
The communication was finally referred TO a commit
tee consisting Justice Fammer, Francis C. Upton aud
Richard j. Lewis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
SOCIALISTS IN FRANCE AND SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. 23.-In consequence of the
Reception OF official telegram from the Duke dc Fer
nsn-Nunez, the Spanish Ambassador al Paris stating
That France greatly Socialist agitation
spreading to span two spanards having been arrested
W lyons spalD has resolved adopt measures IN con
.lSctOn VITA France looking the cup ressOb OF the
movement AT a Cabinet council to-day at which King
AnOns0 presided SeDOr Gonzalez, Minister OF the In
OF announced at there had been arrested III various
sh ln Aiaausa thirty Socialists, were connected
VIA the sp1nads arrested in Lyons. He also stated
aAa' Other arrests had been made in Catal mia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
A CIT IN FREIGHT RATES.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 23-Ihe following
notice was ssued to-day signed by TIE freight agents OF
the Rock Island. the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Northeru and Omaha les Taking effect to-day
he rates from Chicago and common points thereto will
be Is cents per 100 pounds regardless o. classification
TO WnnebagO Cily, Mankato, sheldon SIOUX Falls and
sioux City, where rates are subject to chanse without
notice."
In. former rates from Chicago to the above-nsmed
ronts RANGED flom 80 cents to ~ 20 per 100 pounds
io the loc Al territory OF the chicago Minneapolis and
- I,ual.