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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-08
FOR RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS-TWO FIR
IL NIsAED Rooms, for dodgers only, at M "
TwelIth street, BeteFcDce wall be rcQilnci. NM !"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-08

Rev. G. w. RICE, editor Of
the american Christian Re
wesv, says Of Browns Iron
Bitters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-08


Hon Ross. ]. Alexander, Of Bridgeport,
was In town yesterday.
Judge okey, Of WoodtGsld, has been at
tending court this week.
Et.sherif Samuel Hilleg OF GAINESVILLE,
spent yesterday at St. Clairsyllle.
Mr.. VIII Fsltus, OF St Louis, Is visiting
his parents, near St. Clairsyille.
The House OF Representatives will proba.
bly, not pass on the Locke bill before next
week.
Captain Alexis Cope, Of Columbus, was not
In Bellaire last week, as enormously stated in
the BellRire papers.
Gilbert vanderpool and E E Jones, the
''pAtent hay fork" sWindlers, will be ar.
raigued this morning They telegraphed to
Msjor Charles II. Blackburn, OF Cincinnati,
to appear for them aud be will probably
either be here to-day In person or submit
brief. Deputy Sheriff +. K, sedwick 10 not
at Dayton aummoning witnesses for the trial,
as has been stated. As the question
OF Jurisdiction will trSt be determined be.
fore any witnesses are summoned, they will
not DO summoned before the last OF the week.
I'D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-07
HOLIDAY BOOKS FOR CHILDREN.

What feast of fun and OF Wholesome Sug-
ccston and thrilling adventure awaits the young reader
between the two covers Of Hapcr's Young If"Ie Tor
1888! The book IL full gentle moral lessons aud OF
clean and simple gacty. Some Of the many
pictures are gems Of artistic execution.
-Fde A,rake is known OF the chief Joys OF the
modern younester It's illustrations, II not technically
remarkable areTttrdctive IN young eyes ana the mga
zine exces in the incucaton OF helpful and noble ideals
The VIDE Auake stories, while they are without the
didaccism of Maria Edgeworth's writings have much OF
the pure and practical spirit that Informed her work
One excellence OF the evereIccleDt ST. N'ohoas Is the
convenient size OF its two halfyeary volumes; they
are most comfortably adapted TO the handling OF little
people Illustrations OF the new volume moro than
maintain the high standard originally set by the Editor
Mr. Palmer Cox's Brownies" deserves a special
VOID There is 90 much individual character In
each figure Of these crowded pictures, much fun and
fancy that one cannot get away from them without long
and amused study Mr. Hopknss sketches, too, are al
miYabe alike in humor and In workmanship. IL ought
not to forgotten that these two volumes contain Ia
addition TO much other pleasant matter
Mr. Trowbridge's serial story, The Tiukham
Brohers' Tide MIL" This clever tale has been neatly
reprinted in book form by Lee Il Shepard.
The KnockabOut Cnb IN the Tropics Estes u Lau-
rat) processes TO detail the adventures OF party OF
young men in New-MexicO, Mexico and Central Amer
lea The story is used "a the vehicle Tor
conveying divers pieces OF Information
as 10 the geography, natural history anu P"h'" '"
ton OF these tropical Reconsideration which Is not
always in the best taste The story Of Cuban cruelty told
ON page 1877 is whether true moi, thing wholly out
of place and FAR from improving to the average boy
II Plutdrch must be administered To boys
and Girls Ia sections, then it will be natural 10 select the
edition prepared by j. g. White and published by O. T.
Putnams sons The print AMI the illustrations are good
II the Acknowledgement of the nimitable elves Il indie
fenslble.-Mrs Moesworrh's delightful story OF 1.-TWO
Little Waits" (aGnlan Coz viii charm all the small
people who find Il In their stockings 1t relates the ad
ventures OF two lovabc English children lost ia Paris
and Just wonderful enough pleasantly wiring the
youthful heartW. II. g. Kingsons story From Pow
derMOnkcy to Admiral "a. C. Armstrong & co.., is OF
the lively that pleases the robust boy The hero Is
an excellent fellow whose morals and justify his
rapid promotion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-07
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, 6-l230 mCotton easeri Middling Up
lands abiding Orleans llbd sales 10000 Daee,
and export. recepts, 10000
bales including 1900 American futures-Upands, Low
clause December January delivery o5-O4d;
do January aud te1ruag delivery Sootdd do February
i-tid, also oS-b4dj March
April delivery oO4d also ol64d; do April and MAY de-
livery. 2UId. also Load dor MAY and june delivery,
p. observation-disclosures, Low Aiddling clause,
February delivery oOo4d also oO-oidj
March pul delivery, 6l.64d Futures closed quiet
UALvksfoN Dec. O-Cotton steady MlddIlng, loci Low
Mfddug Lice; Good Ordinary, 5lOc. net receipts,
65o4 gross receipts 1854 exports Coastwse 1913 Sales
S277 stock, lUo,iOo. ....,, - -
SAVANNAH Dec. 6-COttOn quiet Middllng, 97sc.; Low
Mddng VAc uOOd Ordinary bc net ana gross receipts,
Great britain, 2,UOi COaswise, 3,UU1
sales, p OO evening. 500 STOCK, lOS,Zo<.
hEW-OELEANs. DeC. b.-LOttOn quiet, Mddng 10 dlbci
Low Alddhng S-ioc. Good Ordinary 9so net receipts
SUo4 S,AAU to Great britain, 800 to
France, $500 saes G0OOi last evening, $500, stock
$4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-07

HAY AND sTRAW-The better grades OF nay g o2nu i
Ne enoie: may Medium to Prime Timohy go s99c; Ship
s DO So4 i6Sle c Ssi. s aSSs' 40
gm hog S sts C5Tionte. q ia 35c
RIO Grande p ri nc California, 22T92Sc ha 1incs
i6aI7c rs@pIco lGc Bogoa I9s3lS B s l lse
2lc central America loG3Ocj Mal9oTo0 ,sv2f IL 10
Bahia, l9Gl7c Puerto C99elo ana gI bry
Caracas i9s fSy soathsrn + is seiS City saashtcr OK
nv cable adyices nom England and Germany re-
main rm and shippers continue their interest here IL Is
said that the present figures on tue eohe ,bo limits of
A@ @s bSye Il cannot be denied however that tie
9Vot@i New state 15d2S ac Yearlngs, 2SG2dci East
efD sa24c Pacific Coast 20 a 9ec NIL. cold q, 3sa5ac
&c The highest price now generally obtained i0r 'nO'0
NAVAL sToREs- osins again quiet and essentially
at 5Gs r for stTa9 S being Da or south
e1 on sG for Scw YORK parcels Obbns $40 Tar
1 ieT demand sId sss5dy rS
Sc Tor Trdr nj 4Id47 &c, for kenned summer nel9w
Crude Mcuhaden la4 &c. and Lard 50 eSe. "a All other
on ocEAN FREIGHfs~T6ere Was only small business IN
ihf port ana te cal scg 0G Of Speaaous ton
mage steadily maintained rs st fa
SD 200 bos Flour hence % 3D. 3l0 tons DO ISs on
"a s - Beei PORK S. ST. 800 bales Cotton
5.s2d' Hops 7i9S& JOSH steam Su 600 bush Peas, Sd
LETH steam loo *, FoaI ~ 3D. ISL
cs beet 5 25 s Lard 2s Oh 10 nhd' Tn 1I gSs
6 s"o ions Flour ~ Sd ana oil Cake IDS ID
R0TTEkDAM steamer, $4,000 bush Grain via Baltimore f
i0 ANTN ERP steam do td ,rsA ~ rstSs ID
hhbR i1A TWO Austrian baEs 1900 6Os Refined
ri'Fys Indifferent end
the generally "a without much nte there Is con- a
SS Sgf ss OSs
than SS. sales lg so SS s Ses Is
JOB lots quoted 90 ~ = quality Io s Pme sis
PPrimS Mess nominal 49, BEEF ppers wants arc mod
crate there Is little inquiry 0T o5s e Ss Piss 20
l EItra @ sia Co. fsSiss SS' sises58 s 80.
g g, SIS sS' BEEF cry n kI quoted GSs
moderately active %9yem SIerv 'ais bSs sod
"a Soas1ttT %EATs@Raury iroa oOSer., sOPnuo
fE Sqf gTii''4 400 PIX sSeadsTs 500 Picked
bellies Belle. we e AYf a ss GO sSaa
.s Isand Rss e. PFSiSS h
S ysg f sd ni.S @ad hS$s sfs
R hSSs sale sssdy prices HEAVY ::
sa .seS saag hardy s$,ns e
Gy nas. sSssns
on m speculation Is quite moderate, sales % tea Contract
EeSo SsS' HSes%Ssr
Ia ssNS5qoaSs SHs
SR and n
lSS tea $685. G Sa SS "a
RITTER CHEESE AND EtGS-Quiet and prices with
ont change Of moment; ali Choice Grades held firmly
RiiiFost ady, fniriy active and unchanged -
SEEDS-Clover 9h0 lOl4c nm)thy 81 0bG$l 90 fla1
seed 81 439sl As Calcutta nseed, 81 soasl No. Market
in the iin quiet 49,, -.
have already reported refining slice the only new
business sale Of 200 hds odds and end, e PIG
1be market gain depressed to-day both lor
aud Root Raw sugar options here du Henned nm
$50 bbls STANDARD for December sold az ma. &c eios
762ia, February 767 t2979lPI March, 1eogI'72Aa
TEARINE- quiet but held Tsg nr% C QuOte'
TALLOW-Very firm and in moderate demands Prime City
quoted 7.l6c. sales 65,0O0 h., Z S07 71bc
TEAFornlOsa OolOng active partly speculation owing
supposed 10 the war news from abroad fOOy haches
sold within days hrn pnees VI Green l0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-07
STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE Dec eg and S1 w sS"ta
s %5ry E s. iasesl Winter Red O ,PG
5%sF February May n q Ina and o H
nb,s qqST S7c do yellow 5sseOc Western
M asked S and fm IN Sns
e2SSSe ssfa aG; Western White Mixed $50
$SS 5 SS. %hsa bush
6a1s a 900 bush shiPments-Wheat SaOOo 'u'n WIN
1000 BUSH OATS 5000 BUSH
BUFFALO Dec e-rour fair deand sales 24G p fa
quoted RRs;S&w Ea.Sn.s Pgsse Wheat aae
So sles reported ct the call 81 AZ asked - While D Fail
and s Conn MAY u SS
and 40 e h No al Soc bush NeT sample q, g
ksSy P.s@ Ss UcS RsS a 1893
S6; Snea Corn SS b SSin
E Ealio 9oO06 bush. Railroad freights unchanged
ovx,r, Dec e-Pork quiet sl4aflt25 Lard a eIS
at y 81 Meats good demand aR %h.Ey and
Sm at ST Is Butter steady and paSshnge and BSGer
eem6moSss Go Receipts 1000 head shipments 4OoO neal
R RsS ISIS ssssao 5S PonI os a
Rys ssas9 G aHs Hs!sa
aSys %ssf 1T oP EG4S s%ey
a en y TsP nasette and % fSsG S eo
ihsn at sSs spns closing e PS a. f ens
q Ss e9'n ad ago. sprns DO he
EsS T SStS to S NAY GS.a
aSSe amounts when ne market GuSs& S
that dsy market ST ndRRanesd Penns sS
bnt iaer Teceded q and closed ia NC uhp clos,
sales ranged CASH December ana Jahi n al 5s.c May,
SS 5sSrS az .s~S Oats SSsr %1Hsa
Cash Sie3l vi December 81 Nm Nav rs aSs1c closing
s 4! sSsea Rys n5 ac FaI.sea dn at s''s
pHt.. Dec. s-Four in light demand sales o.
psnn Family at IS; Ohio Clear 81 80 DO s7nnesos
Illinois Family 50 5Sas9 M1ts5 Ts' eo Patent - Rye
FisnI in fair demand and steady small sales ., Of over
at - go Choice at IS ~ 80 ,,ts M no influence
ne MARKET aud prices ruled steady up 70 ne e St
DIE noon call The speculative movement @ "rv sc.
ana exporters were not operating t ELEVATOR At 80 % No
Dc Esd Js 81 Ss 81 I = 5na nav 81 & %
Re ESd :. PP zen ssFes g. PeS SiG ~
Ms,s Al III bid 81 l4 asked Rye scare ano ppnrss
500 corn-ia the ssr % Out subsequently, reacted
ooa e on Arm at the call At nc advance on
sSsinT rates December entirely nominal WIN
9ia anu ~ Whte az "a Vel No Mixed quoted at g 20 ~
Ssts Ssc No White, 400. Options duh and openeu
shade lower. -.
ST LOUIS. Dec 6FIour weak and slow Wheat unsettled
B. saor Sa eIsH os S.y
asesE barley es Sa o rms e
Reeepls-Flour 1000 bbs; Wheat voo oushi entsr
ooo q oSo Rye oCS BARLEY CORN
| oats soho Rye l.0OOi Barley, 1000.
TOLEDO Dec ewheat dun and lower 40 q. Snf psoem
No White SOC; No Red, cash 81 ga bn,v Al oS
ber 81 02ia January, 81 0sIs sshea r,css shade
MAY MAY K a1 lSs ss s SSs
asked January 57c asked May ooc pa 10 &c
quiet No cash and peSs%ssr 81 oo bush; Cora 66oo
| hush Oafs LOO bush. shipments-Whea, s'oVV 'NS-'
| Corn 10000 BUSH oats none.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

PrFFAIo Dec CattLe-Recelpts to-day, 5I5 head; Tor
veeE Is 500 head week 5000 head consigned
through 2l2 market fairly active and shade Lgber
only cars on sale all sold and consigned through A..
La,rbs--Rccepts to-day, 1000 head lor te
eet 2 400 head Tor same time last week, 90 roo head
consined through s the market opened FIRM and IN
changed and closed active but weak and lover Far 10 Oo
Western sheep 81 TO 100 No. S4as4 20 Oftnay 20
2OdS4 Fair to Good Western LAMBS 70 Zoo
s. 4G FAIR to Good canada Lambs 80 40GS5 co.. 10 cars OF
Common Sheep remain unsnd
Receipts to-day 2300 head for week, tOOo neg
for same time week 900 head unsigned through VI
dull weak and lower Choice Fat workers. -
ST LOUIS Dec. -Rogs-In active demand and higher;
yorkerS al coast 75 Packing 75dS5 20; Butchers 20
Extra $3.50 81; receipts $500 head shipments 5000
head.
CsiIs-Recepts, lsOO head shipments $50 head best
and firm; grades, dul weak anu loweS
exports SO 9s8 4O Good Choice shipping 30 400 I? Us
Medium 20 Fair 81 IS ass 25 Good butchers $50 20;
IS 50dS4 %. -. -. r.,. 20 ,ood
81 dx3 IS Prime Fancy So sOGs4 25 Texans s%HSO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-07
rrpopEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LospoS Dec 6-l230 p mConsols log DIV dOt bSndi
an I'M for the ACCOUNT United states per cent
i2Sa Atlantic Western nIst m9rtssse ,essins
TSi Mexican Ordinary 67h Canadian racine ''T
and Great Western first mortgage trus
tee oerrncstes o. 70; Erie 81 NewYork Senu MIA. ss
Illinois Central, l3s p Reading, u SAAaoian
81 paul common, lvlt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-07

The clearances in other markets Tsre "a aaS oW
barrels. -. 49,, ,raa M change in duots-
, Int the inquiry seems TO meet with nrmer ho!dhg
tone.
BRADFORD, Penn, Dec. 6.-Petroleum weak; .o,a,
runs Wednesday 1881 bbls. total shipments oo,I'.
bo charters ll27O; clearance e a iS SSS closed at
q az: highest price 81 144; lowest, II l3is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-07

LIVE STOCK MARKET

NEwYoRK, Dec. 6-BEEvEs-In addition TO the late ar
city, lew %sSs ssa day y .u
tanned prices Droves expect moderate arrivals and nrm
ss S :s: g 70 p gs%s %
The RspIbG sails today $40 quarters Of Beef
Cattle for n Goidnit and nsaa
a with 10 LIVE e GSd anS a ssU load the Tower
salesoNewton Gillet sold % Ohio Steers t21o No. ct
scna%5srg sold IS Kentucky Steers and Oxen, 1850 ID,
siTtiethst and Washington Market rather dun bat
Good few Fed Calves at &C. and Common Prime veas
Dressed veals weak at s9I4c for Common to Prime
Dressed Gr ,sst slow At 7Ssc w., 100
Western DO 252 D at c and 50 Gsssers rs B. az
Haenl eek Davis sOld arassers $50 d. at "a 4o and
Walsh K6y & Co. sold Is Mixed Calves ss4 IL, at Sc.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were mot Including 9
reported back the Pennsylvania road 32 Of
The market was prices shade easier number
q carGads were pRsod a. the close Common on to Prime
Mr. Goldsmith at the latter gure Common to Prime Lambs
sold at 5a6c and single carload Of rather Choice States
Dressed Mutton dull at eh9s2c and Dressed Lambs in
saes"Jadd & Buckingham sold: 1876 Ohio sheep 81 D. at
5S state do Ioi ~ Eo Sc T. S do 1o h. At S 81 DO *
r. at 2c e de- % ~ a 4e st state Lambs 1d q D. a S
Newton Glet sold; 153 ohio sheep, 90 TO- At 4c; 12l
Lambs SO n, at Gle
j. N Pidccck sold: 100 Jersey Sheep 10i d. at II DO
lEwes) III b. at c 1919 Western do 30 D. at 4e lS2 DO
81 ID, at 4oac.
p Kase sold: 100 state sheep cew Lambs, 7e n. at
4c; rs do So b. at 4c; 80 Pennsylvania Lambs 90 n at
69tc.
j. F. sader CO. sold: 17s Western sheep "a b. at 4lsc;
2l9 do, IS n, at 81 50.
Walsh kirby Co sold: So state lambs rs d. at 6c; %
Pennsylvania do % b. at @ and l47 state Ewes lib D. at
42c.
Hume Mullen sold: log state Lambs GO ~ At 5's d3
do 80 H. Mt 5 20 state sheep l25 ~ at 5 and - DO W
Nat Sic.
Blenback &Dewey sold: 100 Stat Sheep and Lambs IS
49, 5l4c and 200 Western Sheep few Lambs) lob d. at
5lso.
Hsenbeck & Davis sold 103 State sheep few Common
Iams 10 H. SCI 222 Michigan Sheep 81 H. at ACC; and
22l do, 50 n, at &c.
HoGsReceips 3s cars Of head2o cars at 10th
az and 10 cars City. The feeling firm to-day,
and dealers quote Western Pigs at 81 s0d6; and Good 70
Prime 50 40dS5 90 Country Dressed quiet and
prices about last quotations Heavy selling
at a6a4c Medium at TAI c and Light dncludng Pigs)a at
7123Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-07
Corporation Notices.

NOTICE.-PrOpOsals for repairing the UNI
~ derstucturc OF Pier new a. n r. wiz Ie rsSeyed 1y
d1y december TO- $685. at ~ o'clock For iu miorina-
lion $50 the CITY iccord Tor sale nj No. : Guy HAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-07
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
yEw.Yo2K. Dee. 9.

SEwYo2K Dec. D.
There was an active market at the Petroleum
Exchanges to-day but the weakness OF yesterday was re-
placed by higher figures. There was no more news
likely 10 lead to higher values than there has been Tor tho
last few DAYS OF a character to cause depression mo
whole movement speculative. After frantic desire
TO sell at 81 ID at the opening steadyng orders came
from, ou city and the market rose II 14lo. Here there
was pause and prices slowly receded about one cent
In the last half hour there was suddenly developed
buvne firore and the market closed above t9e nha
onoaton Yesterday An interesting feature OF tne Jay
w. the variation between the prices ruling at the Two
NewYork Boards and the Oil City Exchange Inc close
was strong and a jubilant temper preyaed a ~
init the tone was OF such character tnat u can
easily be reversed with change In the course OF
the range OF prices ana the total dealings "eFe On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-07
REAL ESTAT E.

NEwYoRK, Thursday, Dec G, 1888.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
saesroom to-day:
By Berndrd Smyh
Out three.sory brick housc. with lot. No 40 West
aid,.t -. 33ilO q OF Stbaye, lot 2Ox1o.l1 49,,
McS ally --.-s..'--'-- S'''"V
BL Richard " Harnsn & CO.
Two lots OF Vertnlyea 800 II OF Dyckman ~,
each 2Jxlj0, " Davidson, CUO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-07

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEwYogK CITY.
l27th st. s. 10 12Gthst. $50 n OF 2dave, 50reollI
251 irregular; q Iusraham and another, oHecu- -,
Tors. 10 y = Ingraham. lr 49,. ,....-.;;; VI
SAM p,Ip and another ...... l65OO
bnTyr -sn, any tSoteT executors. to same 1000
Ceqc0rd-sve, OF Ci-st, u 1856 Motifs To q,
sam, I pTopeTty; Jane Norton to Ro,anna Neyins
l5ists, 50, go II OF 6tlsye 25ID9.ll q,
4,dst1S s25 it OF 0thave 2jIlO0; w Bocsein 80
and wife 20 UngTirh and another ,.,,.o,.X HOOo
''oi fsriey and husband To- + Farley $4,000
o'ts sn NJ 10 ~ b BSdSin $500
ls' and Viz to q Eanscr aud -, $1,000
37thst 200 n OF MadlsOn.aye, 6hBKBo1 irTegu-
lar Lanirr Ct al 20 sarah ianler go;
4gthst so. 20l Il c Of Shave, 2lIlOOoi w + scott
ntoa Aiil "s i25 IT OF Cedarst iilI270i
1rust 20 10 " IL AcCOrnack -, -. S,5Oo
Forrst-ave,c s,l25 It OF Cetarst lllI2O; Elizabeth
lstays ne cor Of O2d-st, lOO5IlSl5; Sarah Hin.
man and husband TO Julia Renoud "a. ,,,;.,.,:
4Dthst =. go II " OF Dth.aye, 25IlOOlO + Schuck
and Wife to Mary & Webster.
Cherryst SOIL Il Parker, referee. to II Young ooo
RiysSid,sve, e :, $50 It Of lllth.st, 77SKs6I75K
1904; Catherine Carrigan aud another, executors.
aSS vic 70 cyflIs toiISau $4,000
23ds No $50 Vest T. Ingraham, IT, referee to ~ oo
berg and vile 70 GagsenheineT and another 10000
lst.aye, e - rs IL n oil o%dsI EoAOo' hASSey !" l
same property, Catherine sehwager % A Hsssey;s.
bou ssfy e Draper bra pc 70 1000
SSag ss eII BsrSe. $4,000
chenrysI so i1i; marver to N Anderson $685.
l5th.st, "a :, 1882 Il OF Aye-A, 2llIlOo.i John
6lsts a. So II OF ave. 4OIiOO6; Hoefer
and wife TO Koch 0V'oVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-07

P0-r oFFIcE DEPARTMENT. - /
WAsHlsGToS G.. oct ~ 1888.
SEALED PROPOSALS. from patentecs or their assgnoes
for granting the sc improvements IN the construction or In
The mode closing and opening mail bags OF any knc also
FOR H. use OF patented devices for fastening mailbag cords
and for labelling mafbags will received at this Department
until NOON on the third day OF April, 1894.
All proposals be 10 accordance with the specifications
and forms proposals. which will be furnished on application
by letter 10 the second Assistant Postmaster General
The contracts which may made for the Of patents
Will he in conformity to such specifications and the accepted
proposals. mo oDpsun
Postmaster General
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RUNNER AND HIS POOR ACQUAINTANCE.
THE CRUISE OF THE wHALER SOPHIA"
EvERARD HARCoURTi OR, THE YOUNG CADET.
HAssAN ALI AND THE GOLDEN BASIN.
SOMETHING ABOUT DOGS, AND MY GRAND.
FATHERS STORY.
ELEPHANT TALES. AND "REMINISCENCES OF
NATURAL HISTORY
Every scene described reality although come few
of the incidents been enacted by myself
In the dramatic guise assumed sporting
anecdotes inventions but actually took place they
have they accordingly be accepted
anpIes guides adventures that achieved
at future day by my youthful readers.
Young people will observe that the characters which
sympathy not the clustering heroes OF
stage combinations honor
geuteness which form the much respected word In
EnglislI-gentlemsD THE AUTHOR
MACMILLAN & CO.,
ll2 FOURTH AVENUE. NEw.YoRK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-07
AND COMMERCIAL INSTI-

~ tate Newsven. Preparatory College, Tie Scientific
Naval and Military Schools, and business with BOARDING
department. Military Equalization and Drilling and ample
Arrangements for athletic g@mes rowing, skating ainn
etc. WILLIAM Ii. RUSSELL, Principal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-07
JnslruCilon.

For Boys and Young Men---city.
4 -CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
t; f EnGr9 F Plea ys 2'TT aa usl MIRIAM
columbia institute, LOG West I2d-st., T. Fow-
- len F. pTn narsoISgg , Saqr sd f. NJ * e3
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
FRANZ DlIsLL !. u, Principal.
tie ,eEooi u to rTo iEh9 DhisEiR = &s.i t5gE'
CHARLIER INSTITUTE.
1c S6 %f, i2!G' Al GgB9I4c e een5d Park
Tor boy, ara yoali, fron seven TO twenty
TI'HE NETWORK LATIN SCHOOL, No. s
5 hl'i MI rf SI ,n Fa Nc one
THE COLLEGIATE, SSCHQgolL;ii No. ~
pat Lnglsh, assicAi AID primary departments Gynna-
c4R .cioo year ja'i esna JUMP etc u ''' appointments"
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, l,4sl
sle a..@9'b ps1. Nm hdhGY W PcP
For Young Ladies-City.
MISSES GRINNELLS' School for Young
t ladies ana children 80 East 55th.t Two doors from
Mad sonave.
MESDEMOISELLE CHARBONNIER'S
Ladies IS Ea.i S5Ls NeSYGfk ofsry IN Paris 11 III
reopen Monday October l. Thorough course in AL English
MRS. A. GALLAHERS French Protestant
Nl Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies reopsned
4
Tor College alton special attention
aud Primary classes ~ both French and English separate
and limited class for Little boys
For Both Sexes-City.
FRIENDS SEMINARY, for both sexes. East
l6thst and Rutherford place. Kindergarten primary
scadt mic aud collegiate classes.
BENJAMIN SMITH NJ A. Prtnoipal
MODEL KINDERGARTEN
ltl and elementary classes girls from 10 10
years old Seminary for kindergaren teachers n-opens
Oct. s. No East 22dst Principals Prof j. KRAI and
Nrs. XRAU s-BOELrE.
VNHE MISSES LEEDS'S ENGLISH and
Il FRENCH BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for Young
ladies and children. 81 East l2Bth-sL
Art Schools-City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
lfI beginning Tuesday oct l6, In DRAWING OF and VA
LANDSCAPE, CHINA PAINTING and DECORATION.
STUDIO, No. 80 MADIsON.AVE.
References
Mr.. u. HUNTINGTON, Mr.. WILLIAM HART Mr.
JAMES HART, MI. A. II. BELLOWS.
Musical.
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