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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-10

Special Dispdieh to The Iate'tgeIcer.
srEupRNyILLE, October 9.-rhe returns
are coming IN very slowly from both town
county. Not a ward is yet counted, only
Shanghai precinct, which gives Foraker 81
Hoadly 20, Republican gain 8. s,euben'
vile township, Foraker A; hoadIy W, Ne
publican gain s. Irondale precinct, Fora
ker so: HoadIy 10, Republican gain /
Wells township, Foraker 50; Hosdly ~
Republican gain !. The amendment re-
ceiyes large msjorities outside Of the city
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-10

os course Mr.. Randall is wounded be-
...>. The President a.fshing. The Presi'
I1a ,"nt. Identified and level.headed ibearing
..a,,;ss usD, tbe Democratic President makers
a GOOD deal more.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-10

Special Di.pOteh TO Ne Latssli9e"'T. =,
srRuDgNy1LLE, October 9.-The Sixth
ward OF this city gives Foraker lSS; Hoadly
100, Republican gain f3S. Gross Creek
Brilliant and Millvale show q total Demo-
cratic cain Of 10. wintersville gives Fora:
ksr 80. Hoadly 70, Republican gain ot
IS Returns come IN very Slowly. Ine s
principal wards will not be counted ont
till near day light The indications are
the Republicans have carried the county
hv an Increased maj ority, aud that Ltndutl
for representative Is sale, q Republican
cain. The county ticket is elected with
perhaps one exception, The amendments
will carry by large msjlrltiea U
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and they give a net Republican gain Of

Huu lnby BIVH HeI 1sePupIlc"u B"tH 0I -0-
Both parties claim the county. The Re-
form Democratic vote Is small, and will
probably not exceed 1900. Republicans
claim large gains in the Ger
man Wards and say that Foraker
will overcome Newman's majority Of last
year, which was 106s9. The Democrats
are equally hopeful that they have carried
the entire county and State ticket.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-10

7, whispered that Mr.. Tilden will &C
-, :, - For this tardy condesenSion the De-
Wy" 'ss.,,cv /, expected to prostrate itself to
~. n. lsvsl Of a Corean ambassador.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-10

DAYTON, O., October o., II p. M-At this
hour tits safe to say that the entire Demo.
cratic county ticket is elected. There are
slight Republican gains all around and a
heavy vote for the second amendment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-10

To.voRRow brings Der Wacht am Rhine
a., with the flags and make the city gay
Eco Trsy house ought to show that somebody
g-.s there,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-10

At2A NJ. at Bridgeport, 66O votes out ot
SIG had been counted. Foraker, 440;
Hoadly, 220. Hilles, 440; Howard, o20;
Hoge, 440; schreiber, 220. Second amend
ment, YES, 33l; no. 2GS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-10

COO majority in the county, Democratic
gain Of l0S. The second amendment will
have large majority, probably l,S0O. The
Republican representative will have a
majority Of 200. Fhe returns come in
Rlowlv.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-10

wy .han't all be here hundred years
,.roe. Let us make the most Of it to-
-OorroT,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-10
How HnmlIton Connly Loonr.

CINCINNATI, October s.-An enormous
vote has been polled in this county to-day.
Only 5preCincB were heard from at 1OP. NJ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-10

Governor B. F. Butler called upon Sec
retaries Frelihghuysen, Chandler and Lin
coin yesterday morning.
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situntion nd a.ldnIght.

COLUMBUS, October lO.-At midnight the
results on the State ticket and legislature
were in great doubt, Chairman Bargar, Of
the Democratic Committee says he thinks
their majority will be about 1000
on the State ticket and that they will carry
the Legislature. The Republican Com
mittee expects to elect the Governor by a
few hundred, but comedies that
It depends on the results
In Cincinnati and Cleveland. The
returns are so meagre that neither com.
mittee are over confident.
The impression prevails that the second
amendment will carry. In case II
does neither committee seemingly
cares for the Legislature. Gov. Foster con.
cedes that the result depends on CinCin,
natl and Cleveland, and says calculations
ns 10 the strong localities have been re.
yersed on both sides.
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THROUGHOUT THG STATE.
The Latest Returns Indicate n Doubtful
Result.

Result.
COLUMBUS, October 0.-The returns will
be compared with last years vote when
Newman, Democrat, had a majority in the
State Of l9,l15, and plurality of 1860.
There are 1873 wards and precincts in the
State. The election to-day was Tor State
officers entire, with the exception Of sEcre.
tary OF State, for members Of the Legisla-
ture, and the vote on three constitutional
amendmentg, as follows: The Regulation
and Taxation Of the Liquor Traffic, Prohi-
bition, and for an intermediate copnt
Comparisons are made with the vote Tor
Secretary Of State Newman in 1882. The
amendments to carry will have to receive
a majority Of all the votes cast for Governor
The weather was fine in all parts Of the
State, and the indications point to the
largest vote ever polled in the stste, conse.
quently the returns will be slow coming in
and results delayed.
The returns received iromten wards and
precincts in the State show Republican
gain OF q. The first, temperance amend
ment, 1874 votes; second amendment 78S
yotes, out OF a total OF 1,47S, being a small
majority OF the votes cast. In tifty-tour
wards and precincts the net Republican
gain is 557 out OF a total vote ot 10,4l7.
Fist amendment, 1891; second amend
ment, $50.
One hundred and sixty.fve wards and
precincts show a net Republican gain OF
/. 1856, out OF a total vote OF 3S,4SS. Pirst
amendment, $40; second amendment,
IS go. There are very few returns from
the large cities. In Hamilton county, five
precintg show net Republican gain Of
$50. II
Two hundred and one wards and pre-
cincts give net Republican gain Of l,340,
ont Of a total vote Of 1880. First amend.
ment, 8,2a8; second amendment, 1901.
Two hundred and tifty-seyen wards and
precincts show net Republican Of LII,
ont Of total vote Of 60,Sl4. First amend.
ment, 9,lSs; second amendment, S0,7S4.
The Republicans claim large Republican
gain in Hamilton county over last year.
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go III an the year IS JAM $40 s7ss.1o 60
ksD Lard sasler et % "a 26s7 90 cash 81 "a ash 81 ~
"a 70 Soy ~ Y 3eoI g i7 al the year 81 II
5snand souder 81 BOZ short RIB 50 80; clear &c az
az re Nhsey steady and unchanged Freghts-t nS ~
push Corn, 2070D0 bush: Oata 1906 busI,. iSVso
G G; Wheat $4,000 0as Corn, 81 z0o bush OATS is2,
w Da+hi rye, 6l,OOO bush; Barley, Il 900 bush.
DEtGoiT Mich. oct. l&-Wheat steady No White Fan
esh ana oct 81 O November 81 O3S. December al o. =
Val lug year 81 w No aed Wnter Il O34i No. WRiis
SOIhh-So "a az Oi receipts 50OJ BUSH shiPuseats 5000
5000. - wv '0' % 80 A'"~eiPesl
81 LOUIS, Oct lS.-FlOur unchanged Wheat easier.
ehG 1ueiaagsd No. Red Fail, 81 O0si@ OF eash :
q = ,SOFgnberi 81 O2's DecemDeri 81 0I4 JannarY
Nay 80 Eed FaA, gjt; Corn firm, bot slow al
f9@9o'f. easai 4G'Er, October ~ &c. November !:
a. &c a al D. NE yer a & Jennayi lc Nay 0ati
nfthGI az t5E &c cash y 4c Oca6er 27ife. November
Use DeGem6s 27c an The year rye hraer az 5ie 1sFy
dul NJ 1y@Ni. Butter UNCHANGED; Dairy iS62tgt
reamcTy 2}q 59c legs hgher = 2Gc. Fax~pe steady
&C - 35dSl B5 nay strong Prairie ~ 0O6~lO 90 |:
Timothy FL @SiG Bran lower at GOc, ,oFamoai am AZ
81 E.CS2 ~. NlusNey steady at ~ Il. Hur, lower
a. SO 7Ja$ll BglSmeasLJnz ear, SO % snort no
Is 49, short ear - % Bacon quiet az LOa Cr r125.
short RID 81 90 >hTt ~ tear g ,65ea Is. Lad
900 busb Torn, 300 bush oal,, 10000 Rye, 3OOOI
BARLEY, 1000. ShpWcn's'. ar, 900 bbs Wheat L., ID
BUSH Corn, 1900 Cats 1000 Rye none Barley, ROue.
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STATE Of TRADE.
DOMEsTIO MARKETS.

BUFFALO, oct. lS.-Flour steady Wheat, dull salss
5000 bushels No. Hard Duluth at 81 II. ton easier
sales. 1900 BUSH No. at o. GOA 30 oats steady sales
No. White ON track az 36c Railroad reg"S 10 New.
steady canal freghts lower Maeat Oc Corn, NC.
railroad receipts, Flour, ECO OOsi whea 1000 .Orn,
10000. OATS 1000 4,arey, 5000 AoO I0ko re-
ceips-Elour, 1900 bOls; Wheat, 800 ush ON 30
OOO oats, nOne rye 1000 Rain DAD sh. Icnts- uur
~ 900 bOls.; Wheat, $4,000 bush, Corn $4,000 OlS'
lIUOU Barley GUOU Rye, 1900 shipments TO ,ide-
Wheat $4,000 BUSH Corn S0,ODU; Oats, l2vu,E
TO Intermediate pOints-Wheat 1000 Unsh.i Corn, LOO
bush.
CHICAGO oct lS-Flour quiet and unchanged Regular
Wheat dull az 81 d0l lsc. OCTOBER; OAS
November; Is aJi go December; 90 Sc January; IL 02is
May; No. . chicago Spring, lon asc.j No. 3 do Sic
lower AZ &c cash &c October &c N9yrin-
January lSeaiS'sc. May. oats dull AID weaker
p CASH 37lc October 2slc November ESD -
nrc; 27U31AtC. an the year. SlH3l 7sc. My hye firm
&C Barley hrmer ut G2c. Fidxsed higher a. 80.
Pork quiet $40 4OG$lO 90 caAh $40 GSlO 40 Oct
$40 36aslO 87ia Now $40 2oGSl0 27S Dec. clio 10
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Citn Real gslale for Sale.

.IJvrfiISEMENTS FO& TIE NET
S'hD,-K TlIGUSE WILL BE RECEIVED AZ z IL.
LpIO"-' OFFICES so Lbs HTDaIWtv. corner IA. -
i'st.st, UutI p. NJ ard 5'5 We wrny tE1st corner
.-i-h;llvr 20. 81 g.. 5. Fglgfo"hfh-t rnrr E'o.
square 100 Tl arc corner r. ~ cynnthst LOO aIrt
syr near iyttrtl and East 'Wenjy
Hfth.st. near h.d.aTc narlem atrecU'r oi'o rates.
AT BARGAINS.-Fiftern superb four-story
~ bnc and Browu-stone DWELLINGS 10 10 q feet lnt 20
wYCEOFE ! .267 Broadway, 1lG East il5tl.sL
AT GREATEST REDUCTIONS.-3jO ele-
~ giant iuls I.d and UNFINISHED houses and Hats fY~ sale
rent exchange. WlCKUFF, 1867 Broadway, las East
l2Jtl-5t.
EAST 72D-ST., NEAR 2D-ANE.-TwO four
- story b~pwn-stHue double usts, 9JXSOXlU2, pnce
$4,000 let $500. WNCEOFF 1851 Broadway 10 Eat
lIjtlst.
EOR SALE, on Platt-st.-Four-story brick
'''''' ''''' EGIGSD & WHITING, BeeRman-,t
LrOR SALE CHEAP, five three-stOry brown
stone houses, all Improvements, No. J26 u 80. EzsI
ll9tl.st Apply % SIICMLi1S, 300 East '3h'st.
I7OR SALE-N0s. and East llth-sg. and
Nos 10, p and % East 6Uth.sl always Open Description
tects SO East llst-st
FOR SALE-HaTlcm.--On one left Of those
1 handsome 4.stOTy and basement hghstOOp. cabinet
finished houses No 2lG3 j-aye lgytst complete
every detail open daily for inspection.
TOR SALE.-NO. II West 53d-st. One of
desirable houses in the city, and IN the best
possible location Designed and built by Dnggsn Cross
under the supervision u the present owner ;vr bis
occupancy Fye-sory brOwnsOue front, with Ocl window
enieuty arranged exquisite cabinet inns superb
stationary furniture and mirrors perfect plu 5ng aud
beautifully decorated Immediate possession Inquire On
premises, OK J. \. X. STEELE
80 Willnm-st.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Pirer Vessels and Railroads.
Nrw-Ynrr, ,rhnrsdnv Oct I2 as
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nrw-YoER, Thursday, oct. IS, 1888.
ASHFS-Cuiet and unchanged
CDFFEESpgt no quiet and barely steady Fair l2c Op
- % points lower with activity foreign adyices
less favorable Sales 1880 bags No. ut 1920 for OcO er
5.SOG0o5 for Ncmbcr DGBU975 for Decembor 95J"I0
for January $50 1870 FOR February and March, ami 800
seller reminder Of 1885, closing follows: OrODer,
IOlU1lO.2U; November. y75agsO December, 0b509S };
January 3JOU9JJ February $500 95J MARCH, 945GJjji
hprl, 0JOTD5j; May, g.Jj097j June, 05509.7j. Mid
grades very quiet 800 bags udry vessels were sold on
private terms.
COTTON-~pot Cotton firm quiet unchanged Sales, GS2
bales 44j last EVENING" inClWiiug SS2 for cOnsump-
ton, and 300 on speculation Delivered on contracts 600
blle Receipts at the pOr3 to-day. 4OlN bales, against
3d. last week and 1851 last year. september l.,
ga 3O7 bales, against $4,000 period last sesou
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CISCIyNIu oct lS.-Flour dun and dropping Family,
SIUJ4EJ Fancy, - - - CO. Wheat dun No lied
Winter at s. qsl o. catn 81 O3li November & % "a
December. Receipts, $500 bush; shipments SDOO hush
Coru weaker at sic. oats easier NJ 30'2G3lG' lyo
fair Barley dun unchanged. Pork quiet
az Sii IJasII 30 Lard nrm ~ 81 30 asked 81 20 bid.
BulEmcnts quuit shoulders, - clear KID. Bacon nomuay
unchanged shoulders Clear RIB, 81 90. clear, -.
Mhshey n and unchanged az 81 - Butter quiet ana IN.
changed; Prime creamery, &Sci Chuce Dairy 20 sugar
quiet ANA unchanged Hog4 Common and Light ~ 90
aE4 10 Paching ,ut Butchers "a 4OaSJ receipts 2lOO
head! shipmGuts. $500 head
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LvEWooI, oct. l8-3 p. m-Lard.Prlme Western hrner
at 3Bz. 3D. 1alOw-pTms City duu al AOs. I'd -, .
LONDON oct lS.-3 p. In-Iurpenthe - spirits duu NJ
500. 81.
ASTwEuP oct ls-wilcoE's Lard closed at l0l francs
90 confines per 100 kilOs. -, ,- -
BREMEN, Oct lS.-WlCONs lAru closed AT Al marks pO
pfJning- per 10 pounds. 70, - 49,
uAyRE, oct lB.-WllCOX's Lard COSed at 81 francs 20
cent 90
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Guclion Sales of Real G-tGtc.

ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioncer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE SuINNECOCK HILLS,
TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON, L. l.
Adrian H. Muller viii sell NJ auction saturday, %.
ober II o'clock, AT the Exchange salosuom No III
broadway,
By ORDER OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
SuINNECOCE HILLS,
the tract ~ land situate pncbnic ami Sh00eCock
BAYS southampton, SUFFOLK comfy g. l. containing
about 600 upland meadow ana land under water 10
gufhvT with ~CUunHc Neck and Ram Island.
The Long Island Railroad runs tIlouEL the properly
j. 4. BOWMAN, PTJs.toCt
Further particulars at the Office OF IN Auotoaeers No
Piuc-St.
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learners

A YALE GRADUATE, experienced tutor,
highest Address YALE, Box a. Tribune Office
A TUTORS. GOVERNESSE$, TEACHERS,
N. Music Art visiting and resident supplied free 10 EN-
poyCrs. h.. MIRIAM COHRlERL q CO. 81 last l'ti-sir
Union square.
, MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, cstab-
~ ishrd 1850 provides promptly Best Teachers FOR Phi
schools with reliable information, rv to parents. Skilled
Teachers always wanted. Application iOr1n lDr stamp
J. w. SCHEEMLRHOEN & CO., East lAtir't'' y. y
FRENCH THOROUGHLY and RAPIDLY
L taught by Paris graduate teacher. Ncts'rShait ssten
HIGHEST references moderate Professor CHARLES
DUCROQl FL 81 East 4lstst.
AIDES or POSITION, skilled teachers Of
i acCOmDi slmCntg with email school In Their NM
bnug Few pupils. Box G6 Ncw-liaven
I ECTURESHIPIN FRENCH AND ITALIAN.
-CHndidutes Tor the Jout LecureSip III French ana
Italian both the langua and the trrutucn University
College, Toronto Canada invited "a send er toatuDnl7
the pre- University college not later than LIST No
vemher. r.. A. HARDY, Acting Minister OF EdueauVh
Ontario.
MISS HESSE, 36 West = lSt-st, supplies COM
vi prteut teachers tutors, gOvurness@s singers house
keepers beat advice given 10 nts on choice "a Schools
References by favor: Hon. Hamilton ts and eN>rc LVtTt
TUTORS, GOVERNESSES supplied free to
employers srhuO recommended 60 parents FLOR
ENCE FlIrH y Union squHlc.
WANTED Americans born teacher of expo
w renee speaking German ducntly 90 teach the rhii
English pcuuausp evening school
mugautS Address stating references and CumpCusau0n
expected Box H. Tribune O0icc
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Citp lJroperip 60 Get.

NADISON-ANE., between 55th and 18th
SITS Elegant uisory house; hIgsOmely
furnished and In periect order situation uneZcep yh-se To
private family only need Apply Address ". II.
LAWRFN r, station d, city
no LET-The highly desirable four story,
high.so1p broNn-sono dwelling No. - Fact sjut b,
tween 9th and Madison Apply 10 H. Z. PEDD-i, Ar
mold. Constable a. Co, 5th-aye and l3th-st.
II'O LET.-,Just completed and ready for i'm
mediate possession, wsllghtod and Ventilated Lofts
5ONS5 feet New engine boiler and elevator can tu
m ,h 90 power building built by days wofi and
very substantial and IN the best manufacturing Gstlct
Inquire q premises.
;. b. ALrHAUsE * co.
40 EAST 59TH-ST., MADISONAEE.-
Ase Handsomely and completely furnished crocsey
glass &C. unfinished Moderate rent TO ac,clts1'
tenant.
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One 3-Story brick house with r.. No II HOwarf-st,
- COZ Ehil-sJ, lot 2JAGJ; y ii StiilweIl...
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsAcTIO.

AEw.YoEX CITY.
Olivcr-st. e cor OF WaU'F-st, 2JXjO Henry Me- A.
din ~, 80 Brennan. =,
ElZabt tis 70 lU3; sane 10 1000
Vie 10 x D Eei.os GOO
i;c6aIok &c a. evecT,5rs 70 5ioasonciy.. 2oocO
cos. and vii, - j iIoiia}.l -, 1850
l4btI.st, II y ~ fJ Or Wi.lia.2ys, 2JNlW; j
smith, referee, 10 Maria j. iJrl, suznltn 2,lG0
TujDs and Wife 70 0 + q Megas -..'.-,...... 1000
Cherry 81 No III Dtt Mitchell ~ II J. Jones 5000
ObrisH &C al "a F. b Ecker -..-.-.-.---..-.....
,d r. t.'' 1900
Nc. ,or-.s'n % H7,rs Decker ....'.-...'.... 5000
SAME properly: A2us Decker % ET,h AMI vile. 800
Vie to S1sannar Bu * iart -. 1850
69tl.st, n, -UJ 70 g. Jtn.av,, 2SNlODJ " " De
FO - and Vile 90 A MUNbTsy ..---..-....-..
Sanr pTgp,rly; Anthony MySUrIy and vie 10 d
DO~s, JT. $500
sind AND VIE TO- To- - ii1 J l 900. $500
lOCJ1-St, s. loo r. Sc Of ldayc lVEluOll, also ~
jilh aud husband % JOIN il rid 10000
i''' to G2uc 'i'y sieIsoa -,'. D, --7 2O5OO
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Ocean Steamers.

4 MERICANS going abroad and desiring
~ precious stones, clor" cwcIy. broUz"s or tic latest
Novelties luyl cd 10 NsI iris store 40 - Avenue
HOWARD & COMPANY,
Firth Avenue, ScU-Nork.
4 NCIIOR LINE. L. ;. Mail Steamships.
"a sail from Network every Saturday Tor
GLASGOW via lONDONDEHGl.
From Pier 20 Nnrth River
BOLIVIA oct 20. a. m. tiIt NOV: . a. "
DENOSIA oct p, p. M lIIiloFIh Nov. j." p. n.
cabin passrgr $50 % second ailiu, $40.
-rrrrr, out ward, ~ prepaid, VI.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE
From Pier 81, $urih river.
CITY or ROME sails SATURDAY.. october 20. . p m
ttIr uus.grr % 800 arpn o. accommodations
second ,abn aud -tr..lr, i' '.oyr. &c., -,
Anchor Line Drafts Issued ~ lowest rss arc pI iEt' vi
charge Iu IN Gland. Scotland nnd Ireland.
Fur passage lUu Plans Boo, pf Tours, tcr apnlv IN
HI.NUI t-ON BROTH Frs, Bowling Green.
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1rsiruction.
Tor Both sexes-C ouusrY.

Tor Both Sexes-C ounTY.
n5ISS PIrRYIkNCE'S is1ccessOr to Miss
wi Vnnncy) boarding and day school Tor ycrE sics shi
lttic girls elizabeth " j., will be HOpcncd "eheSAJ' ep-
toni;er 10 1888.
AIRS. ROBERT II. GRISWOLDandD AUGH-
w TIERS attractive home and school Ly me- C1hn peGt'
ntygutages vocal musc harp, Piano guitar Wa"os
painting, sc. BOariors received IA vacation.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE,
Ia Syackont nelson. Both Send FOR catalogue
W. II. BANSISTEN, a. II.
GOUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE,
- BrilcctOn. ".
Both Full corps OF tcacir instruction horougn'
Music. Painting Drawing. Climate mli very h'hN. pc
lln sept. II. Address, H. IA IA2IA Liuh''lh.
rI'HE MISSES MASTERS will reopen their
school young ladies and clldrr at boRbs Ferry n
Y sent 49, DUNN the vacation ilty nave removed
into new ana cyumOaUS houses, erected cpcTuF Tor INC
school and prepared TO take Few more pupils
INTO their inmly.
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ROkl)EAlA LINE.
ID New and direct Iin, 90 the south NJ France.
NEW-YOrK AND BORDEAUX DIRE. T.
- on an. IN T,fIIF saturday oct ~
~-. CHATEAU IEDNIILE ..... IS ,ta"ao'J, Ng'. ~
igrutIr.'t stores ,u.u Na.'H. i'Ii| h"'E o.
Travellers tT France, spain ant i'a.N itrngr7 t'n'
viii time and ..pruf" hT tEa.ut i4IH INC
cabin uue.uI aIIsI, $50. ~iu'llH', So
For purrgr apply 10 . 1850, .... ,... 90 .....-
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REAL ESI1LE

NEw-YoHS, IIursdoy, Oct. Is 1879
following sales were hcd thu ExchIEe .llusro
today:
mr. D. Hsgcr
One J5ory brick house, With L.. No 3 10 Fast j4Ll-
81, 10 10 0I ls.ayg lot ?JXIUJ.J T. Pdr&eT gl6JO
BIZ Gictdrd T. Hag.rn K CJ.
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