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gr 50 gsSHq i' Ip ss:' a. lbs PS q
900 boxes OF Cheese, 3Ss....;AvoNMouTH stesm Soc3
59d and oST private terms aSS.e %qs ssia
S So% bn Grain s gStes 3 GerRan barr
man bark 500 56ls &c private terms AAvRE, Nor
KIRK British bark 4ejO b0ls piiSas.
Terms PLYMOUTH. British steamer 100 tons general
British steamers nom Baltimore each 10000 Qrs grain. Is
PRovIsIoNs-PoRK-T movement In Mess or prompt
a a5G continues light and wholly on wants o. TIE local
Ness Mes spot sli g2fSs 20; s 90 ObiH Fam
West closed zoe lower on October 4 9e Noye16s OF:
dnary Ness 10 lo1 lots quoted llO2 R0sll 5 Family Mesa
$40 90 xtTs Prime sl 7jGsis Pnms Ness nomiSSI
S SsiS PICKED LS G So
si$ 90 40 IN 's Tg 0q y haa inGa Mes 10 tes ssS
fairly active demandi quOed $40 25as D.. cur MATS
Bellies D5rey steady 1000 PclsI Gle:
Picked Beei "a S, Pc 10 tcs Western Picked sms
sun sVease 70 aI pco Az ZAP P G e quoted
Sn}hed shoF Pess as i sIo sS hI 10
senes ~ 9ald fonI CesS here Quilted e. az az
west Long ana sRorf Coar Ra and halt Deee e "
Light go c. Pigs, 7407Sc.....LARD peeIIanyo tai
partly iron shippers the eiry market vas tine stsoDseT
sold down IA points aud Later eayeres 5a7 oo4ss leaving
sS inc niilg 90 ics f!r etport 40 tcs Snoee Slz5
also Loo tcs COnrLc loy export N9Eomost de,stsy E
73Uc; 500 Ovsmber i5G7 SC, closing lSc Deoen
Der closing ~ a. loci go scler yeiE 1tBt c.osng
GtzVl T. c. 52JU January 40 1876, coans ioc
60 tes February 1870 soc cl,sIg 3e S1'y steao
4ul and lower; saes. - IcS, ~ g, OF X me-,
100 t0+ Continent NOvem Jlr AMI DecsAOSt pm
yate t0rns october qlOteI e.1gc. Noy5mOer
81 PC; south American. o7JG...... BUTTER, ChHEsE
and EGGS quo ed ast
hlCE-5tea ~, iarY active and unchanged.
EG -iHaot6y u i0Fax2i ~ overs &C. bb5.
ahd Loo Gags Centrifugal 0IJOo TesL 1l6c Ji6 Dtgs
ST. Domingo 1J5Uo Jsc Helnct duii ami Ne3Si CUT
Loaf e!sc Crushed. Oioc Cubes Sci Powierei $500;
GRADUATED SosD Lice MOuId "A 2cS COuIscuJhefS
"a. e"cd aJaudard A. Sl2GSAc3 Oh "A f.sg6'sef
White E&tra - ylCc; Extra C" I'-0f+c" - o.
9tC. yellow. 81 Ojsc.
SFEAHlNE-A shade easier and in fair demanij s1les.
10000 CITY. sFc 5000 OieOmargarne stesilne o'1ci
100000 10 DO, future de.iye y. Sjsc-
IALLOW-Ilu.et and S:eidil: Hcld; Prime Clty quoted
I Il'IOe. sales $4,000 10, Z ll-l0C.
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EeaaI Notices.
Ngw.Yotx CIrI

cUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
= on NEWYORK. DANIEL GOLDSDHMIDT, PLAIN.
I against The Union Mutual Life Insurance SGH2iy %
afndantJ Tal desired in the city and county OF New
York. ,--.-.-.., -, 81, ,,,r, >-o,, an,
HI.REBY SUMMONED Ia answer the complaint IN TINS ac-
ron and 10 servo copy answer on The PanIhs AZ
nreys within twenty days after the service Oh TINS sum mons
exuye OF day OF service and IN case 81 your lurt 20
anar or an,er Judgment viii be taken against Ju Oy ue-
SdiIEt foT tic relief deuand, I'd in the complaint
Dated Ncw-Gork, July 26, 1888 - , -, 80, ,.,..
MARSu WILSON Y WALLIS, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Once and POST Oice address No 45 Malstreet Ne"fOrN
city. ,.-..-- 80. T 49,, -,rJs.r,,y5t. Tho
foregoing summons served upon you by pub1
ant order Of Hon George G. barrett J , 5n
OF 6cobor 1888 and filed with the complaint IN e once ~
the Clerk OG the city and county OF New OIN' ~ INC '
Cpurt House in the said CITY " Ntw'lVIh'
dated New. York, october III, 1885, a., .,-,,..
Office and Post once address IS "astree| wy
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ETHIOPIAN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL Oct. ll-Lard-Prine Western, dul 90 4os
Tail0W- P,Ime lIy, dun al Ais. Turpeu ne-SlUu eadY
a. 3ls. COru-MiXet ew, hrTer &c 80 2'2L L sin
London, dull al Js sd Iu.penuje--Pilts 2t
LONDON. fTIHer at Dis
LONDON UCL lL-PTOIuce-CalCutta lInseed As. 6l
per quarter Refined Petroleum J4lnj 'si per gallon.
Spirits. 81 TuTpenuue. 2l.d PEI cWL
BEEAES, Oct Il.WlcJXs Lard closed at AZ marks per
ITO 10.
ANrwEsp. Oct ll.-Wicozs Lard Closed az lO3 francs
HAYgE, oct Ii.-Wlc0xs lard closed at 50 francs IS
mel L
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Stolen.

STOLEN. - Four First Mortgage Green
y County NO. Bonds 81 900 each Nos n 10 H. Coupons
from Fob 1, 1873. attached -. t,x,aoaea
Per Tent Bond due 1893 No "a, wi unpaid oup9ns
one 81, OOO Chester Valley Peun, Rh ROT Seh' D'f
No l8O. q Oupons from 1872 attached -, -, nona.,
rho nublie Ia cautioned against purchasing sae
ramspt theres has been stopped information Apply
70 VeTmys a Co l6 aud Is Nassau St. New nof1 ouEEa
Poughkeepsie, Oct 7. 1881. 'OnN -
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Cost ano founo.

7 OST or STOLEN.-Bank book Issued Oy ,. sge
seamen's Bank Savings, New YORK. 70 s %, M ss
har D EISKE. Trustee for j. N, tlShh ~ a., aats
found or returned TO the banA within 80 days "o' ~
will apply 70 the bank for anew boOk ,,tsvE Tstae.
NOWEoTk, Oct IL, 1850 - ~ 'A~---'
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iUinter Resorts.
Dropos.ls.

nPOpOSAJ,S will be received by the UNDER
dersigned at o1ce OF the baltimore ana ONO tal-
road Company Baltimore untl October 10 iSS3 ior me
and Masonry Of the Susquehanna River Bridge
The iToposas must include material IN eaSsons aud eones
dams AM the hiking 70 bedrock Also coso
Keeping and Golfers free from water during me %
t concrete aud masonry Is being ad Pans ana spvcneA
ons be seen aI tho Chie Engineers ocs on and ate
Octobe The company reserves the right TO reject any anu
all proposalA H. l. DoO"NNA''' N o
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By Z. II. Ludiow & co.

III TOION T sITgo NVIV IIII'I0 az TIC 7 'iEls
SalcsroOm to-day.
BIZ t. n. Lddio1& Co.
one 4.stO-y brick lat with o.. West s3i-st, 300
II ~ 9th-iyC, To- LAX lU2-. George Man 80
oHG a l.l lot s54xs W.. Il 2oG3
By Join Z. BgyL
l5ta,st, s. rs It o. ytlye, George Delae 1855
BIZ H. H. NUjJcT & SOH.
ono Of INST ot Itzj5: Joha CSilaGan 73o
one 8-sIOry brick 5uIdjng. TIth Or M 1873 LcIisst
wa 7-.A n OF ath-sl lCt lHTy7j.i Meiaea.. BIO
Two 23tOrv frame dwellings, with vIot Oi "a al NO5
) and Manhattan. place, IS. ~ ia Of East -
HoustOEst pIUI &y.lUNf5, l. huODgng.....-.- 4,iZ
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CoFFEE MARKETS

RIO III JAyEI2O. Oct. lD.-Cofee-GO)d frsts. 5000
), lJr per 10 EiOs. Exchange Oh LOHdO., 2l"at
Santos. oct lCJO lee Suy5nOr santos, 4,3UJ0 low
Tels ID kllJs
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5nmmer Resorts.

PAVILION HOTEL. Islip, i. l., will remain
= Opeh "A'' A"'' JAMES SLATER Proprietor
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eau Schools.

A NNUAL SESSION (2jth) of the Law School
" M The University OF tho CIV OF New York begins OctO
Ter next aud ends Jane 1885, Al. Nauderpos, Lid
81 Faculty For CatalDgleA &c, apply ID
professor |. F. RUSSELL, III BrOdNW or d. X: JAQUES
Secretary Of Law Faculty BRYANT Building % LDeEY.sL
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
EastiOth ST.. near Nadisonaye
The twenty.sixh annual term Of this Institution VIII com
meuce on tho first Monday OF October 1885, at this Law
school Buidtng in East I0Lst betgoau eth AMI Madison
ayes north side aud viii continue untl June 1854
The course Of study embrace, two years auds doigneiO
give full aud accurate instruction In tho principles ani prA3
uce OF the law.
For catalogues, 20, address as above.
THEODORE W. DWIGHT Warden 60
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REIL ESiAIE

NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Oc- II. 1888.
The followingsaleS were made at tie Exchange
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nv AND STRAW Prime grades firm and poor lots easy
IL a,tnndant supplies. We quote Hay Medium 10
Pnme Timothy 6OG90ei shipping o5ci Clover ~ goO%i
straw "a short do, b 0AOc: Oal 3O0SoC-
81 tntS-Steady rule though generally QUIET -,
,inPs-This MARKETS quite htm At the moment very
, con hdepca however Is placed In the present strength
ns are quoted 24G25c. for the best the present
,on here at lSG26c Californian 1888, 2lc Tor me best
eSr export interest Is noticed owing to stronger Liver
pool cables $1,000, -.-.,- ,r,.
uETAIs-On Change to-day; Iron quiet a=d steady Tin
barely steady Copper unchanged Lead dull spelte noun
nMoLAssEs-Newor orleans scarce and steady at Sos16c'
ToRES-KOslns slow ana almOst nonln2l
strained Good STRAINED.
ntie hrmSr At AOd4lc In yard JobDlng lots Al 2giZc
T,r and itch n iobblng sale and steady.
oTA good obOing trade Is Tepo ted AZ Wen
rrss we quote: Llnseed 6D6o'c western, Ooc Cal
pntta AZ byo Crude Seed SOG35c, Renned sums
me- Yslow 43G5Uc latter for best Lard u G iOc Crude
Menliadsn 4Ue42o; Crude sperm goei Crude Whale.
SVsbGr, CeVlOn COeOanut OIL, 1sdoc.; COOnn, 6l2ci
pam OH ~ 00Lc.i olive s26S5ci Cod, 45G6Oo;
Nr,fsfnoi B5LsOc; Parahne. 20 gravity l3blOc Ian
ners' AgaI3c for Banks ana 44Oi5C. Tor straits.
HopfAN FRFIGHlS-GrR berth room steady though
very oniet on slower and grain vessels neg
iscted The undeTcuuent however was steady ;,.;..
TfVl II pOOI steam 1000 bush Greiu, 4Ad; 700 Dbls.
FIour ia Od 600 DO l2s ddGljs 500 boxes Bacon
5is, 900 boxes Cheese 5a50s Beet IN lots Is; ana
PORK 49, 2OOU Oaos Cotton. 5S293 lqd 2OO tons Meas
urgnenI Gooda l2sGlTs Cd. LONDON, steam. Gram
quoted Cd uU0 bbs -Four 2sO Cd OOOO SACKS do LOS SIS
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SEA TALES.

prco1JFcTIoNs OF A NAVAL OFFICER, la41-ls65.
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" go Charles Scribners Sons.
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HISS ARABELLA KErCHUNS

NINE. T.. e.. SERNATiUS' (succcssOr {
" Nile, 81 d. r. HBiEEI1 EnElish French Germ
4GthsL. reOn-us September -. French smoke
fuenrly iu year Lectures an French ADD English b.
eminent professors. BIuwug and Music uusurp passed
special attention paid to primary and preparatory depart
mcnlA kImlrIgAIlrn.
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The admirable letter of Captain NJ. II. Clark
published in the Southern Historical Society
papers December, 1881, gives tho best account of
10 the solicitations of my officers and sent Pay
master Whelss TO Washington, Georgia, to see if
he could not secure money enough from MT. Reagan
to enable us to get back TO our homes We were
paid 81 500, which was divided pro rata. 1t gave
ms each about twenty days pay. reference to
Captain Clarks letter shows that several of the
Presidents aids received each much as my entire
command But everything was IN confusion, and
no Justice was 20 be expected. think the Pres
ident took as little account of the money ~ / did
myself, and cannot say more than that. As 10
the charge that he took an undue portion OF it, /
scOrn TO notice it,
The tone Of Captain Parker's book is excellent.
Nov aud then he allows himself few words of
sharp comment, but his disposition seems to be
genial his recognition Of gsllantry aud ability in
an enemy is always frank. andbe Impresses us rs
one whose habit it 10 to look upon the bright side
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-02-07
THE GOOD TEMPLARS'
PLATFORM.

/. Total abstinence from all in
toxicating liquors as a beverage.
III. No license in any form or un-
der any circumstances for the sale OF
LIQUORS to be used rs a beverage.
Ill The absolute prohibition of
the manufacture, importation and
sale of intoxicating liquors for such
purposes;-prohibition by the will
of the people, expressed in the form
of the law, with the penalties de
served for q crime of such enormity.
". The creation Of a healthy
public opinion upon the subject by
the active dissemination of truth in
all the modes known to an enlight-
ened philanthropy.
V. The election of good, honest
men 10 administer the law.
vi. Persistence in efforts to save
individuals and communities from
so direful q scourge against any
forms of opposition and difficulty
until our success is complete and
universal.
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THE BAD AND WORTHLESS

are never fznftated or c0HnteTTeittd. This
Is especially true Of family medicine,
and il is positive proof that the remedy
imiiafsd is Of the highest value. As
soon rs " had been tested and proved by
the whole world that Hop Biiters was
the purest, best and most valuable fam
ily medicine on earth. many limitations
sprung M and began 10 steal tie notices
in which the press and people of the
country had expressed the merits of I'll.
B.. aud I'm every way trying 10 induce
suffering invalids 10 use their stuff in
stead, expecting to make money on The
credit aud good name Of II b. Many
Others started noStrums put mp In SIM
liar style To H. d with variously de-
vised names ia which the word Hap
or Hops" were used in n way 10 indure
people 10 believe they were the same as
Hon. BitteIs. A such pretended rem
edies or cures. mo- matter what their
style or name H., and especially Tia -
with the word Hop" or "HOps" in
their name or in any way connected
u ith them .r their name, are imitstions
or counterfrifs Beware Of them. Touch
none If them. Use nothing bat genuine
ii . Bitiers, wit. bunch or cluster az
green Hops on the white label. Trust
nothing else Druggists and dealers
are warned against dealing in inait4-
tiUns OF counterfeits.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-02-07

We have much to contend with
in our State, perhaps more than any
other State in the Union. There is
much of wealth and fashion here ar
rayed against us. But our great
opposition is in our largo cities.
New York, with over a million, and
Brooklyn, with over half a million
of inhabitants; Buffalo with it's two
hundred thousand, and Albany, Ro-
chester, and Syracuse, are all gov
erned by the same power. And so
greatly are the people in these great
commercial centers influenced by
appetite or avarice that it is almost
impossible to get an honest vote, or
to secure even an approach TO the
enforcement of law. But fright is
right, and God is God"
Ba k of the hypocrisy and dis
honesty there is in the community a
true heart. That heart beats right,
and its pulsations will be felt. The
devil has long had his way in this
matter, but we believe his days and
deeds are numbered, and even in
New York he must yield to the
power of truth and righteousness.
We may not be the next to follow
after Kansas and Iowa, but we are
surely coming.
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Susan come to town: A country
girl, who was being treated to ice
cream for the first time, was asked
by her young man" how she liked
it. ut tastes pretty good was the
reply; "but / always prefer my pud-
ding hot. Hotel Mail
Thrilling escape of a young wo-
man: A young lady had a narrow
escape at a fire i'm New York few
nights since. About half of her
back hair was burned. Fortunate
ly she was not in the building at the
time, having put on her other hair
and left the house only half an hour
before the fire broke Out.-NOrriS-
tOlcR Herald
A Chesterfield in tatters: SIS the
lady of the house in ?" asked a
tramp of the servant who rang the
door bell of one of the stateliest
mansions i'm Austin. "De lady ob
de house don't come to de door to
talk wild de like OBJ you" "Then,
said the tramp, elevating the rem
nant of hat, with a grace Chester
field might have envied, "tell the
lady of the house a gentleman wish
90 to speak with her in the parlor.
Strings.
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ALMOST 4 SAD ACCIDENT.

aim 10 a S$<AA< a 1OAD1h&E1
There came near being a sensa-
ton in town few days ago, but
happily it was averted A well-to-
do farmer and his wife came to town
with some butter, and not being
able to dispose of it satisfactorily to
the groeers, he drove up to q private
residence, where he had slight ac-
quaintance with the family. He
got out, hitched his horses, and
leaving his wife in his sleigh, and
going around to the back door, rap
ped thereon. A voice from within
answered, bidding him como in.
The lady of the house was there
alone, busily engaged in kneading
dough. He told her that he had
some butter to sell, and wanted to
know if she desired any. She re
piled that she did, wanted to know
the price, etc. He told her. She
said she would take all he had
which was five pounds. But here
was dilemma. Her money was in
her pocket book aad her pocket
book was in the bosom of her dress.
Her hands were covered with flour
and dough, and she did not wish to
soil her dress or go to the trouble of
washing her hands; SO after a few
moments of hesitation, she told the
farmer where her money was, and
requested him to take it out for her.
With chivalry so characteristic of
the sterner sex, he fastened to
oblige her. For some unaccounta-
BILE reason he couldn't find it. The
situation was embarrassing He
had been gone SO long that his wife
was getting uneasy, and had called
him several times. He didn't want
to leave, however, without his
money, SO he kept on hunting. At
last his wife made up her mind that
she would go and see what had be-
come of him. That she did, and
had it not been for her sudden APP
pearance on the scene, we firmly be-
lieve that he would have been hunt
ing for that money yet.-Boyne
City Enterprise
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All readers of history remember
how in Luther's time, one Tetzel
and his agents went about Germany
selling Indulgences TO the people.
For a sum of money a man could
buy the right to commit any crime
he chose to name; the price vary
ing with the enormity of it. Armed
with one of these permits. a man
might revenge himself upon his
private enemies in any way he de-
sired, and be assured of pardon and
exemption from punishment by the
church which adopted this method
to increase her revenues. The
license granted to the liquor dealer
is an Indulgence whose purchase
price goes into the public Golfers to
help support the poor. These mod
ern induigences give their holders
the legal right not to commit enc
crime only, but to beggar whole
communities and ruin a multitude
of souls. 1t gives the sanction of
the law to the grossest offenses that
disgrace humaniJy.-C Criterion.
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TINE OF MEETING.

MoRRIsrowN LODGE, No. 3, l. o.
of G.. IT., meets in Good Templar
hall, over W. P. Carriger's drug
store, every Monday evening at half
past s O'Clock. The officers of the
present quarter are: Geo. II. Cox,
w. c. p; Ada Thompson, r. II );
Lula Graves, /. III. s.; Mrs w z.
Melvin, W. V. T.; ID. Baker, w. =;
w. Van Huss, w. F. s; Mrs. J.
Brown, w. T.; Rev. w. III. Smith,
VIC; Geo. Melvin, w. NJ; A. G.
Cox, ID. NJ; M. w. Cox, !. g.; Chas.
Mitchell, q. G..
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4 NZsOkGENATTON CASE.
IN THE UNITED 81
PREME COURT.

DISMISSED IN THE UNITED STATES ST.
PREME COURT.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-In the
United States Supreme Court to-
day, in the case of John c. FINLEY,
plaintiff in error, against the Com
monwealth of Virginia, on motion of
Mr.. Frank S. Blair, attorney gen
eral of Virginia, the appeal was dis
missed with costs, pursuant to the
10th rule. FINLEY, the plaintiff in
error in this case, who is a colored
man, was tried and convicted in one
of the State Courts of Virginia for
marrying a white woman, contrary
To the laws of that State, which pro-
hibits the intermarriage of white
and black persons. He brought the
case here upon q writ of error with
the intention of testing the consti-
tutioaality of the Virginia law, but
when the case was called, this after
noon, he virtually allowed it to go
against him by default, having
taken no step to procure an appeal.
An explanation of his apparent neg
ligence may, perhaps, be found in
the fact that the court now has I'M
der consideration a case from Ala
bama which involves the same ques-
ton, namely, the constitutionality
Of the State law prohibiting misceg-
enation. The Alabama case is en-
titled "roney Pace ct. al. VS.. the
State of Alabama" and also arises
out of the living together of a negro
and a white woman. FINLEY, the
plaintiff in error in the case dismiss
ed this afternoon, probably thought
it unnecessary to 90 to the expense
of employing counsel to prosecute
his appeal, when the principle at
issue would shortly be de ided in
the case already before the court
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