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A EGSielnHn in a saw sEiIi

There is an impoverished Portuguese
nobleman working in one of the saw
mills at Glanbrook. He is not Il make
believe noble, but is the genuine article.
He was an officer in the army, stationed
at Lisbon. Ten years ago he was ar
rested by his Government, charged
with selling army and fertilization
secrets to an unfriendly nation. Al
though innocent OF the crime, he could
not establish his guiltiessness, without
bctraying fellow Otficer--a coasin-
to whom he WAS greatly attached. He
was sentenced 10 Imprisonment for life
in a fortress. His family, who are
wealthy ard powerful, also believed
him TO be a traitor to his sovereign,
but eXerted their Influence to have his
sentence annulIed, which they accom-
plishei five years ago, on condition that
he should emigrate 10 America. Agree
ing to do 50 he was released, but his
family declined to recognize him. Be
fore his enb rkation to this country
they gave him $4,000. He arrived in
San Francisco at the time of the big
Sierra Nevada rise, in which he made
a handsome competency, but subsequent
bad specuiations reduced him to the ex-
tremest poverty. We believe he is
working in the Rigby mill. This in
formation was given to the APPEAL by
one who had worked with the man in
question for the past two years.
Mrs. III. S. Mason has gone to Cali
fOrnia on a visit.
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RICH SDEEC.;~

| Methodist Churc!l-Rev. w. {. Gray
W!.l preach at II \. NJ. aud 7:30 z. II
sunday Sc.,ool at > p. VI.
Episcopal Churc!i-tull morning ser
vice and sermon at ii o'clock. Sunday
School at 1890 No evening service.
Public invited.
Presbyterian Church-Rev. NJ. Fair
b}irn will he able TO deliver Il short ad-
dress suggesting some lessons from his
recent illness at II o'clock this morning.
~
Adv Ea:vESf:D Ls1r"TERae
Remaining in the Carson poetoffice
July |, 1882.
LADIES LIST.
H,,,tenrich Mrs r Little Mary 4
Let's Mrs \ } Plumner Mrs @ II
Nyan Mrs Mary Nog! Emile
GENTLEMEN y LIST
Garrison August Mcpherson JAS
CIrren Jas Richard Z
Dawson DIR y Richardson J l.
Graham Jas Truan Jas
Graham Frank { Winters Chas
King John Yeats + S
Logan II K Marsh VIM.
G. q. WHITE, =. NJ.
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ways. Some were more talkative
others boisterous, and still other
seemed soothed into passiveness by tn
novelty Of the journey.
Beds were made up for the patient
about dark, most of whom retir. d. 4
few objected, and were in consequence
/ allowed to sit up.
Some amusing Incidents happened
| during the trip which created consid-
cradle sport. Mr.. Cosgfave, one of the
editors Of the Stockton lntN, had been
at the Asylum taking notes Of the de-
parture OF the PATIENTS, and when the
last load WAS di-p,tched he got aboard
for the purpose of following up the sit
u,tion to the depot. Upon arriving at
the train he was the first to alight, and
started te step aside, when he was
tapped on the shoulder by Supervisor
Martin, who pointed to him the direc-
ton in which he should walk. Cos
grave paid no attention to Martin, when
Controller HaIlocS, who WAS in his
shirt sleeves doing good service, think
ing they had an o5streperous customer,
seized him by the shoulder and gruffly
commanded him to walk along. Co.'S
grave pulled back and Halloc, pulled
forward, the affair causing considerable
,nerrrnent to the outsiders who were
familiar with the sane repo. ter. Cos
grave remarked that he might be
fool, but he wanted it understood he
was no cd Nevada lunatic."
DR.. White was also a victim of
mistake. On arriving at Sacramento
the conductor and brakeman were
changed. While the Doctor was stand
ing on the platform one Of the brake
men had occasion to pass through the
car, and as he reached the door the
Doctor spring for him and in an i'm
perative tone of voice told the rail
roader to go back and sit down. The
latter replied b. telling the Doctor to
Nasty of Reno was one of the guards,
and proved himself very attentive. The
ear over which he presided was we'll
appointed, but did not suit him. He
to get near some patients he
used to know when Postmaster in |
White Pine. He endeavored to make !
1 change with Commissioners Crockett
snd Huffaker and Jim Dealey, but the
after gentlemen noticed him heaving
Up little while before and refused to /
swap.
The train arrived in Reno about 5
o'clock in tie morning, and continued
Town the track until opposite the Asy-
UNI building, when the patients were
thence in carriages.
Too much praise cannot be accorded
o Mrs. Walker, the Matron, and her
Miss Crawford, Mrs. Jones
md Mrs. Cullen, for the manner in
which they controlled their female
wards. Superintendent Dawson and
III on the train commend them very
highly, for it seemed that the female
PATIENTS required more direct attention
han the opposite sex.
Taken altogether, the State has cause
o rejoice that nothing serious happened
turing the transportation of the insane
0 within its borders.
A Eobielnan in a saw Fiji
There is an Impoverished Portuguese
coleman working in one Of the saw
Hills at Glanbrook. He is not Il make
elievc noble, but is the genuine article.
lie was an officer ia the army, stationed
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instruction in French, German and
Spanish languages, by DR.. y. De.cho-
WITT, late L. S. Consul in Russia. Dur
ing vacation the Doctor will teach {;
German class at the public school from
haif-past 10 to II, and from l to half
past p. NJ. Terms, two dollars per
month and upward. Inquire at the
Boston Bakery. jeS In
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DIR. T. J. White returned from hi
visit 10 California yesterday morning.
Miss Lena patten leaves for Chicago
Tonight, where >ha will pass hey va
cation.
General JOHN l.. Winters, Well l>n) VII
here, is interested! in i big in;na in the
! Wood River country.
Among the us i;i>anc persons
brougt from Stockton, there were not
| five native Americans.
The Miners Union picnic comes of
on September 81, and Treadway' 5
Park will most likely be selected.
The weather is growing hot and
there are 30 fears entertained OF a
Snow storm On tie Fourth Of July.
\ delegation of Wells, Fargo & CO..
express Officers arrived at the Lake
yesterday. and VIII spend the Fourth
there.
Haver!y's Minstrel land aui the
other members Of the company will
join the Virginia Fourth of July pro
cssaion.
The Carson Guard team will shoot
for the prize rifle to-day at Treadway's
Park, whittier their targets have been
removed.
Trout are getting to be :. regular
drug in the Carson market. Cheap
boarding houses are servin. them in
place of beef
T.. 0. Leech, special agent of the
Mint Bureau, is expected to arrive here
tomorrow to assist in the annual settle
ulent of the Mint.
Frank Boskowtz is selling straw hats
cheaper than they can be bought at re-
tail in San Francisco. He is bound to
close out his stock.
The Sacramento COmmandary ui
knights Templar are talking Of having
an encampment at Lake Tahoe the
latter part of July or early in August.
There was a considerable exodus from
this city yesterday morning to Lake
Tahoe and Hope Valley. Most Of these
pleasure seekers will remain away until
next Wednesday,
1t is rumored that John w. Mackay
has secretly arrived in San Francisco,
in the manner Of his partner. No one
on the outside can tell what these |
secret movements signify.
Cap. Avery, Of the Hole i'll the Wall. |
will set out fine lunch to-day at / | A.
NJ. 1t will consist Of clam chowder, |
.orned beef and cabbage, Boston brown
bread and baked beans, salads, etc.
1t is said that Hon. d. 4. Sessions, |
editor Of the .Sc,!H0ei, i. the Demo |
cratic candidate for Secretary Of State.
Mr.. Sessions would make Il good Sec
'etary, but he is not of The right pc
itictl complexion.
The Van Dusen !lnapsaclz is not
much NOR" patronlzet! in San Francisco
han it was at Virginia. Matters are
much changed on ihiS coast twenty
ears ago that knapsack would have
cen flied every day with as much as
t could hold.
The i0iotic agent u the Ass. Press at
began the relation Of the
xecution OF Guiteau, as published in
Enterprise, insthe G. p. r.
aInes novel style. 1t is surprising
hat this ass is not displaced by some
ensiIle and practical correspondent
EagWin & NCteWare received by
'eight yesterday a full assortment of
'ourth Of July goods, among which We
office ohoo-iiy, rifle and Giant fire
hackers, double and red headed Dutch
len, serpents, pin and scroll wheels,
o"er-pots, blue lights, mines, heu-
elias, bombs, Roman candles. torpcdoes
nd flags liz abundance. The are bound
, supply the Juvenile though the rest ,
Carson goes TO Reno to celebrate
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a grand party will be gwen at
Treadway's Park on the evening of
July fth, under the supervision Of Mrs.
Alt. Music will he furnished by Halls
Sand Of Virginia. Tickets 3 If
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Good bath rooms connected with l.,
James establishment, adjoining the
Adams House.
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RENO, WASHoE COUNTY,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER !, 1882
M! that H." apporl.oamcn' %! dolc4,fe-
from th,. several 'a,Hnjj,~ of the ;3la'r E, -Ai1
Convention should b0 as luliuN~:
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State Convention

7 THE, CALLED MEETING OF THE
Repubican Stale central Committee ~
Nevada, held n Virginia, March IL, lSS2, J.
te held a.
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IL. SHUBEaT, Auct.

7 UMHEK AND COAL YARD. &C. AT
L. public sale:--THURSDAY, NOVEMBER
2, 1881. will be sold ut public sale on the prem
~. Pa, the following real estate and valuable
business stand, together with the good Will:
Sa ef a nse about
$50 feet on East Main street, and about 80 feet
on Franklin street, ON which are erected a two
and Lumber Sheds. Also the lot OF ground
along the east side of the Il. & G. Il. T.. from
Franklin street south to a II feet wide alley,
on which arc erected about $50 feet of Rail-
street, extending back and fronting 90 feet on
sory sRcK HSGss viii
twostOry back building, large ice cellar, u
well OF ever-faiiing water, u large cistern, a
No. ). two-story STONE DWELLiNG VI
HOUSE on Franklin street. with O two story
Of Sasr the
and No. on the west and extending back to q
II feet alley.
nSTsE with ~ one-sto2y Ir frame nGiSs kitchen at,
tached, adjoining No. ; on the east and No. 5
No. S. A Building Lot adjoining No. on
west, fronting q feet on Franklin street and
back to u "A feet alley.
adjoining property Of j. d. Keller on the east
aud No. l On the west, fronting 20 feet on
Franklin street and back toa Il feet alley:
Lancaster county. These properties will be
sold either together or separately to suit pur-
chasers. TwO-thir'is of the purchase money,
II desired, may remain on the properties.
Persons desiring to view the properties before
the day OF sale will call on the undersigned.
Sale to begin q, * O'Clock, when ternas viii
~ ~ YisEx ssExEns \ Epnrs,a. = g
H. NJ. SENER, Lancaster,
0ct1i ~ o.
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"A SNAKES CHARMS.


A Baby Fascinated by . Rasslesnake VIA
Eyes Like Flsme.
Ohio Press.
Twas working in my kitchen, when
waA startled BY q loud scream from my
little boy, four years old. On asking
the cause, he said "Oh, mamma, big
snake a great big snake ~ rushed
for the door and imagine my
feelings, when, almost parlyzed with
horror, could only game on the awful
sight that met my eyes. Ten feet from
me, and on the doorstep Of tho woodshed,
stood my baby boy, twenty-five months
old, gazing as il fascinated, upon large
rastlesnake, which was cOiled in front
of him about two feet away, and
was gently moving it, head back and
forth, looking at the child with eyes like
flame. My screams frightened it, and my
daughter, twelve years Of age, ran past
me and caught her little brother
out of the way, when the reptile glided
swiftly away. My screams brought
my husband and a teamster to The
spot, they being but short distance
of, unloading quartz at the mill. They
soon killed the snake, but not until after
. contest, In which the snake fought we'll.
It was nearly four feet long and had ton
rattles and . button. The little child
cried bitterly for half an hour to see the
"pretty snake" a. he called il, and would
not be paciaed until shown the dead body
of the horrid thing.
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Live Stock Markot.

CHIcAeo.-Hogs-Recei l,5OO0 head; shir-
ments. 400 head demand fair. marxeI ac-
tive AMI firm common TO gOc,i mixed. ~ W
47O; heavy. % 950S 95; light ~ 1907 70 !;
skips. 81 S5(l7 10.
beGi marSet verv mmch nnsetti,,i NM, nri.:rs
generally, l00l5c lower good To choice ship
ping, $ :O06 common to fair, $i10j; butchers
dull and weaker common tn far, ~ 2O0j IL ::
medium to good. s. SO03 20: stOcksrs and
feeders at 81 :6@l Is range plenty and lcl1i5c
lower; Texans, $3 5O44 50; Americans - ING
20.
Sheep-Receipts. loo shipments, l8OD head !;
market fairly nctive: good stock stronger
common to fair, $363 80 medium to good,
3 6OG4 >; choice to extra, ~ 354b4 s.
EAST Observation-Disclosures SO mead !;
market slOwand prices u sh,uie Il from yes
terdiay's.
HOgs-Reccipts. ~ head; market slow !;
Philaalelphias, - 75GS ~; BHltimOres. - p
GS 50: Workers., 81 5o07 IS grassrrs, f6 5O0
90.
sheep-Receipts 5000 head; market fair at
yesterdays prices.
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
i ,properiy.-Iiy virtue ot an order Of the
Orphans Court OF Lancaster county. will bc
sold mt public sale, 1T the Hester House, in
the city Of Lancaster. on MONDAY, NOvEM-
BEE ls. lsSs at clock p m, the @n4,vael divided
deceased, In the following described real
tate. held by II. II. RhOads and said Charles u.
Rhoads, deceased. as tenants in common.
No. |. Ali that large fOur-stOry STORE
BUILDING anu lot of ground thcrcuntO be-
longing. situate on the south side OF West
King street, in the city of Lancaster. fronting
ii feet vide public alley.
No. All that valuable lot or piece of ground
on the southeast corner of West Orange and
North Mulberry streets. in the city of Lam
caster, fronting on West Orange GG feet anu :,
sassxa ann asHs en- Sen'e 4c i S
IA feet wide public alley, ON which arc erected
two Dwelling Houses and other }mDrote.
This property WI! ne aas,.u.' c~- 49, .
IL. ..s q. are mo.tlcsirable site
...s city OF Lancaster tor residence or for
No. 3. All that twostory DWELLING
TOUSE, with Mansard root and all the mod
ern improvements, situate on the east side of
South Prince street, south of Vine street, in
the City of Lancaster, No. 3l, containing in
front on Prince street 6s feet, and extending
in depth s'' feet, to public alley where IL IS
At the same time and place the said II. Y:
RhOa,:s will sell his undivided mOiety or hall.
interest purparts Nos. and 3 in the said real
estate.
Five-ninths of the purchase money of the
undivided mOiety or haliintcrest OF said
Charles q. KhOaus. decd. will remain charged
on the respective properties during the lie
time of Massey Ii. KhGldI. widow OF said dc
ceased the balance of the purchas. money
payable April 2, 1883.
At the same time and place. II. Z. Rhoads
will offer ut public sale his residence, consist
Ing OF u double twO-story brick DWELLlNG
HOUSE, with all the modern improvements,
and lot or piece OF ground thcreuntO belong
ing, situate OH the southeast side OF Manor
street, In the City OF Lancaster. fronting 81
feet on Manor street, and extending in depth
2iJ feet to Lafayette street, where it Is 1851
feet wide.
Drafts OF all the above properties can bo
seen Mt II. u. RhOads's jewc!ry store.
MASSEY Is. kHOADS.
Administrators.
olS-W,S&Mtsd IL. u. EIIOADS.
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FANNYPARNELL's ASHES.

Tho Rsmoval from R,vervisv Oemstsry
and Reception In Philadelphia.
TRENTON, N. j., Oct. 1S.-The remains
of Miss Fannie Parnell were removed this
morning fiom the receiving vault at
Riverview cemetery to the depot and
thence to Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 18.-The remains
Of the late Fanny Parnell arrived at Mar
ket street wharf shortly after noon to day,
and were received by q delegation Of about
1000 representatives of The Land League.
A delegation of Philadelphia Land Leagues
proceeded to Trenton this morning aud
escorted the remains from Rivervlew Cam
etery to the train. The train stopped ut
BordentOwn for the mother Of the deceas-
ed who was too i'll to make the journey.
At Camden they were met by John Ii,~
ard Parnell, = brother of tho deceased.
Mrs. Diggs, vice president of the Women's
Land League of America, and Madame
Rosa D. Erina. who is to sing requiem
over the body in Boston. The procession
starts from Broad street station, accom-.
panied by 1S pail bearers. and tho body
will be taken to New York on the
O'Clock p. m. train.
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cultivated audience. His somewhat sud.
den transit from the pulpit to the stage On.
gendered many partisan antagonisms and
friendship, and predictions of suc-
cess and failure were about
equally divided. When Rev. Milne first
appeared, absolutely self possessed, and
with the ease of ono g to tho manner
born" the entire audience applauded de-
monstratively, and after eaoh scene he
was recalled. Tho general verdict was
that his Hamlet il . distinct and individ.
ual impersOuation. r. II. Hooley says,
" 1t is hit" A. r. Case dramatic wri-
ter, New Yorn). says his reading 10 better
than Edwin Booths. The debutant's
knowledge Of the stage business was sur
prising.
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GOLDEN WRDDING.
Farmer Leamxn's EIstielh Anuiversary

Farmer LoamAA's kistielh Anniversary.
Abraham Leaman, moro commonly
known as Farmer Leaman, and his wife,
residents Of West Lampeter township,
celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary
on Monday, Oct. 16, and it was an occa-
sion long to bs remembered by all who
were present. The arrival 10 the morning
of three sons and four daughters, accom-
panied by their better halves, was q
pleasant surprise to the aged parents, who
fairly OutshOne themselves in hospitality.
A sumptuOus dinner was soon prepared
aud it is needless to say that it received
ample attention from all the company.
The presence Of the young folks recalled
many pleasant "reminiscences and the time
spent in supplying the inner man spec.
swiftly by.
There were A children and grandc' !
dren in the company. Mr. Lear' q,
though in his SD year, and havir. de-
voted himself to the arduous d. .,s Of
farm life for more than GO years, hale
and hearty old man, and bids :.ir to be
the centre figure Of many more such
pleasant reunions Az that which, has been
described.
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MAX n H TA.


P1lLAnaLPHIA. Oct. .1S.-rlOur-Winter firm
Spring dull AMI weak SuIerfine, o OO03 80
Extra. 8 5O04 %; Pcnna. Family, q 750
Rye Hour at ~ 37L.
wheat irregular and In fair demand Del.
and Pa Red, 81 60si IL; Long berry Red and
Amber Mt 81 l6s1l IL.
Com scal &C and wanted at improving price;
yellow, SC ; Mixed SGS;c; No. do. none
here.
Oats dull and steady; No. White. Soc
No. lido 46@463c; No. ) do Sa(94ic NO. 9
Mixed, ,:3904Oc.
Rye none here.
Provisions firm.
Larsl firm.
Butter steady, with fair demand; Peun'a
Creamery Extra and Western do, S3Sl3lc;
Bradford county extra, 3OG3.c New York cx-
ira. 2S00c.
Eggs firm and nn.ler small supply Penn'a,
&c western, 27628c.
Cheese firm with good demand.
Petroleum Gull hefnei, 7,sc.
Whisky AZ 81 -
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DEMONSTRATORS SALE. ON WE'D
n EE>DAY. OCTOBER Is, lSS1, at the LeOl)-
arb Hotel, Lancaster clty. pursuant to an order
OF the Orphans Court. Will be sold ut public
81 G. The following describe real estate, to
wit:
All tha, certain twO-stOry Brick Dwelling
House tN0. 2Ol, situated on the west side OF
South Duke street. Lancaster city, fronting y
feet "a inches on said South Duke street, and
extending westward q feet ~ inches to y
three foot alley: bounded on tine north by
property of Anna Ercneman and on the south
by property Of Mis-. Jesse Lands. The prop
crty is eligibly located and contains II rooms.
1t has been recently painted AMI papered
throughout. and is in the b;st possible cOndi-
tiOn.
Sale to commence n, .Oclock p. m.. when
terms will le made known by the under
signed. A. A. HUBLEY.
Administrator c. I, u. OF John W. l!ubley, de-
cC;,Eed.
HENRY SHUBEar, Alct. s2S-7tdF&S
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FREIGHT CAUSALTIEs.

An Engine and Car Jumps the Track.
BOsToN, Mass, Oct. 1S.-Reports were
in circulation this morning that two or
three freight trains were wrecked last
night, at Bolton. Conn.,, on the New York
s. New England railroad. 1t is now as.
certained that the accident is not as &C.
rious as at first reported. An engine and
freight car of train bound west jumped
the track, but no injury was done and no
delay of consequence to passenger trains
ensued.
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murderer Still ut Large.

LINCOLN, Neb (Oct. 1S The d. para
does who murdered Sheriff Woods and
two citizens at Minden gro still at large,
the efforts of the authorities to capture
them so far proving unavailing. Heavy
capture will be only matter of time.
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Shot By River Thelves.

NEW YORK, Oct. 18.-Captain VIM. E.
Dalton, of the lighter, W. G. Lopham,
was shot last night by river thieves who
were plundering his vessel. The captain was
mado a prisoner in his own cabin, but
made an attack on them. The bandits
his fire, one of their bullets hit
ting him in the thigh, His wound is ex-
pected to result fatally.
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A VOico from tho tress

take this opportunity to bear testimony to
the efficacy OF your Hop BitteIs." Expect
ing to find them nauseous and bitter an,, com
posed OF bad whisky, we were ag,eeably sur
prfsed ut their mild taste, just like a cup of
tea. Mrs. Cresswell and 4 Mrs. Conner,
friends. have likewise tried. and pronounce
them the best medicine they have ever taken
fer building up strength and tOring up the
system. l was troubled with cOstiycness
headache and want ct appetite. Ny ailments
are now all gone 1 have yearly contract
with Il doctor to look after the health OF my
self and family. but need him not now
S. GILLILAND,
Peoples AdrOcate, Pittsburgh, Pa.
July p. 1873. OIG-awd&w
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Un,vers.llsts In Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, OCT. 18.-The Univer-
salists' general convention assembled here
this morning, about one thousand churches
throughout the United States and Canada
being represented. J. D. w. Joy, Of Bos-
ton, was elected president and the various
committees were appointed.
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THIRD EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCT. ls, is 81.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
WHAT THE WIRES BROUGHT TO-DAY.

The Coal Tonnage DurlDg Ocsobsr-Rsmoval
of Fanny Parnells Rsmalns-ffosght
Casualties-lliscslla News.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1S.-The anthra-
cite coal of the several carrying companies
for September aggregate ASS, 443 tons.
being q decrease a. compared with the
corresponding month last year Of g. rs
tons. The tonnage Of the different COM
panies was a. follows Philadelphia and
Ridge 644,5 $40, Lehigh Valley 492, 361,
Central railroad New Jersey, 351. 1.S15,
Delaware Lack. and Western 400. 313,
Delaware s Hudson canal, 2S2, ,097, Penn.
railroad, 227, ,S76 Pennsylvania coal com
pauy. 12S, sos; N. Y. L. E. and Western,
81, S31. The stock Of coal on hand at
Tidewater shipping points September 30th
1882, was 513, 934 tons on August 31st.
1882, G03, ,O42 tons, a decrease of 50, ,1Os
tons.