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STATE or TRiDE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


BAUHosr, Soy. il.-'oiton dnii Amllins l0,c Flour
stti, iloHard street ami western super 81 90 no. TX
ri = 1j do Family, Fj4J 49, Iiy MUS super $50
- do Extra "a Il 90 Wheat southern steady ana arm,
western steady and dull southern Rcd ~ l2efl h, do,
Ambcr, ~ l5J II Is 80. Maryland ri Il y No Western
January II iitd+l III. February 81 llt Southern
steady Western du southern hiic - 39c Nr"' % JOc
b. ic Noy. 06sc, all The year % 5Sr Jan. %
Western White ~ ,6lGc 10 mixed, 3GnSsc.; rcnnsyl
iV69 i've 800 shipmentg-W heat 1000, sales-Whcat,
BGPFAIo s. " Nov I4.-Flour steady with fair demand
Wheat steady No. / Hand Duluth al II Il. Corn In
Gats steady; No 2 White at 36c. Barley steady
Raioad frcights to Ncw.York steady canal frelghts
S9S ono fSshe cora $500 oats 5000 barley 300
Lake reccipts-Flour blu bbii neat 4O4
Wheat G,5OO bush, Corn 2o3JO. canal shipments to tide
HaterMheat, 1866 bush; Corn O4OOo osH b1r'y ioOOO
jmCxGo Nov. l4.-Fiour dull. Wheat in fair demand at
054c. November 0GSG9G2 DecembTr O7sc; January,
ass ac No. 2 Rcd Winter, 81 O0paS lO5. Corn In fair
demand but easier ut 4S@d4Sac November 4ssa4sl2 &c
Docemberi 4SNc all the year a. &C. JAHary 3Ot@ %
the year; zoe Jannary S92c. May. Rye dun at 5GEc
Barley dun at 10 20 Freight. ORR 10 hn 6ao &c
Wheat 900 bush; Corn, 3SsOOO bush. Data, BIS
600 Rye 10000; Harley 759OO shpmeH1loIfonF IL
900 bbs; Wheat, 900 buShi Corn 2j5OJO BUSH OATS
$4,000 Rye, $4,000 Barley. 5000. -, 70
CINCINNATI, Nov. 4-pork quiet but seadyat gil 5O0
81 10 Iari-SOne sold. bukmeats-,lear unchanged
Light 81 co. Packing and Butchers - BOO 81 COi receipts
'Mflwa1KTs Ms. SoS iI-Four IN fair demand Wheat
weak at % sc N0v % c Dec 9ie Jan; Il "a May Corn
NO at SIC oats higher No 2 y 20 rye unchangsi
bbs heat $4,000 Ous lisry, -, 90 bush. shipments
Flour, 1000 bbls Wheat 1000 buslj Barley, $4,000
PHILADELPulA Nov -Florr-stcady; moderate demand
Ohio Clear 80 So Winter Patent S6a6 90 Minnesota Patent
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Nov. H.-12.3Op m.-Cotton-There is mod
ernie inquiry, which il freely supplied; Mhdng Upands,
bd do. Orleans. sd. Sales 10000 bales, including 1000
sales Tor speculation ana export receipts 1880 bales al
American. Futures-U pands. Low Mddng clause Deem
Der and January delivery j2Gid; also 6lG4d DO jan
nary and February delivery 5764d. do February and
March delivery, 53-6ld; do. March and April delivery,
June delivery Sd Futures dull
1870 y. m.-The sales Of the day ncnded 1900 bales
American FuuresU plands Low Middlmg clause NOveIn-
be and December delivery 51.Bid.
500 -t9ture1-UPants, Low Middlng clanse, Noyen-
Der delivery 5JGid also 56G4d; do November and De-
ember delivery 6264d DO January and February delivery
j3Lfdi do February and March delivery, D 56Bth DO
March and April delivery, 5SGid; do. April aud May de
livery, 6lGld. do. May and June delivery, l.64d.
Futures closed steady.
GALVESTON Vow. il.-Cot'on easy; Midilng, Toe; Low
S gd So9a UrhaTy, g.Si he spc5
Of,lSG bales.
NRw-OHEtvs Nov l4.-C0ttOn in good demands Mlddling,
lOci Low Mddlug 0ac; Good Ordinary, 7l6c. net re-
Ccipa 1870 bales receipts G.2i2 bales exports 70
France 1913 bar1 COastwise 37l bales sales 1000 bales
last eSeiling, $50 bales; stock, ia, 7O6 bales.
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EUROPEAN PI

EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS
LONDON, Nov. l4-jjO p. m.-rurpcntine-Srns at 2Ss.
90. Per cwt.
ANTWERP, Nov H.-PetrOlcum-- Fine Pale American, 90
francs 81 = ceniimea paid. ana ~ francs sclerfa
MncoG's Lard closed at 1901 10 ccntiGcs per
100 kos.
3D. G30s. per cgt.
LyERP6o, Nov. lA.-Beet-EKtra India Mess 99s Lard
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Sales bp Auriion.

CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.-JOHN c.
- LYsT. Alctoneer, will sell at public auction the l5h
day OF November, 1888, at 10 at No 20 Grand-st New
York City the furniture of Lager saloon
by order OF the mOrtgagee. ASHBEL p FITCH,
Dated New.YOrf, Nov. IA 1888 Attorney for Mortgage
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LINE.

BORDEAUX LINE.
I'D New ana direct line 10 the SOnth OF France
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIR ECT.
So CHATEAU BEONILLE 1900 tons Saturday, Nov 81
81 CHATEAU LATTE 1000 tOnsl saturday Dec. 8
IS CHATEAU MAkGAUN (l,2OO tOusl ..... January
From Prcnticos Stores" near WaLs Ferry Brooklyn.
Travellers France, SPAN and Italy, PyTmees Pau
Nice viii time and Expense by taking this line
Cabin QnCludng wine), $50. Steerage, S3J
For passage apply 10 go o.,, .,. 80
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Ocean Steamers.

A NCH0R LINE. u. s. Mail Steamships.
"a SAL from NewYork every Saturday for
GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
From PieI 20 North River.
FL kNES5IA.NoY Il, q. M lDENONIA..". Dec u o. M
BOLINlA...NOv. "a M. CIRCASS IA. Dee ., n0oh
Cabin passage $50 TO $50. Second Cabin, so.
steerage outward, S2S prepaid, S2l.
Anchor Line Drafts issued az lowest rates are pad ee Oh
charge In I'm gland, Scotland and ireland.
For passage cabin Plans Of Tours &c, apply To
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green
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WINTER RESORTS.
w GRAND EXCURSIONS.
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS.

For BAHAMAS, JAMAICA, HAYTI PORTO RICO.
COLOMBIA. ISTHMUS OF PANAMA and NICARAGUA.
Tourists are invited avail Of these ulps which they
taken by the CpHpany St1anris az the
extreme low price o. per day which includes an privileges
board the whole tiuc passengers desiring 10
charge their route may other passenger
steamer OF the line they may meet the For passage
my " PIN FORWOOD & CO., AGENTS,
-, p Statg-St. Sew-l Ork.
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Post OFFICE DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, C., Oct. u, 1888. !
SEALED PROPOSALS from patentees their assgnecs
for granting The OF improvements in the construction
mode OF closing opening mail kind also
for tie OF patented devices for fastening mail bag cords
and for labelling mabags viii be received this Department
until NOON on the third day OF April 1884.
All proposals must be In accordance with specifications
and forms Of proposals. which viii be furnished application
by letter TO the Second Assistant Postmaster General
The contracts which may be OF auy patents
viii be in conformity such specifications the accepted
proposals.
W. O. GRESHAM,
Postmaster General.
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REIL ESTATE.

NEw.YoRE, "Wednesday, NOV Il. 1888.
Tho following sales held at tne Exchange s'lesToom
~ Richard y Hara,r & IN.
Cue 4stcry brick building with plot oilaud Nosl?i
and l2G D!mnh-t, corof lhoalsst plot 'O3x .c,,oo
Three 9t,, Fast 7istst aos ltcot Avc-A, each
~ 35xoi G iIoSk i'O ~ Il IcO
ono lot 81, AyS-A 35.s It $ Of s5thst 25Gxjs; o
ono Plot Of land iyc.A cor sJth.st los.2x
IGc; johnson brother - -, 1900
35xi0oiI; v Paul I04oO
25xlo6 Johnson brothers '.' ...... 5000
~ John T. BoyL
one 2.story frame dwelling, with lot. 40 iSG ltSist
: 3yO Il " Of C'rgeave 41AlCoi 'h""'' aoo
By }. r. R. Smqm.
Brady ...,.......,, 1900
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NrWAoEH CITY.
n'tlrst, 5, 1894 e eof 3day" 25zloe NJ God q,
sam, property. y Goodwin 10 sarah Goodwin ....
vie 70 4 w WSid .',.'.., 1880
band to Laura y ., onaor $4,000
10 Mciro w 100 -oA'Oo' ,'.-'' 10000
llothrt 3 s. 1851 " OF 2dayc, i46xiOO.lO Arson
loi6St, a. ITO It of 2taTr, li6xIOO.iO; same to
st GeAGyE a aS and G % ils S y 1850
23d.st, "3l3 Il g Of 2daye lS.0X0S9; VI sheeIy,
jr, VI Sheely, r-.....
Ayr-A, " - G6.ll II n Of l22dst 1886 \ Killing,
referee, Ia II Guggenheimer and another 500
reicrec to Mary i DIkin -,,...,....',' ALSO
Executors to " j Thompson 1850
Gthiye, " cor OF l3Gtl.st, "a lx70; sarah Corn
ish cNcCuriN, % \ + Gilieuder.
" and Se 70 Kre,eaia BapG aSao' . $4,000
4Stl-st, No 240 Vest 20NlOO5 Rachel Hess TO
02dst, 5, 200 II " 81 llthave, TO Hudson River 10
53d-st, x2OO.l0 Mary McMaster 10 David NC
9tlst n = l75 It OF 1st.aye, 2jx024; also ID
ave, Bellevue LOt-lO9" 2I.SXl0O; Maria -
Quicker eXeCutIiN, ct nj To Caroline ScmlChmmn OlOOO
255 Il Of q inst 25xsb same 10 II tincker ~ $4,000
Aye.A, 5, SOIL II II OF l22d-st, l5XlO0; A king, 80
referee, to \ Brcuhad 9OO
Mahonsy to Emma XSb. -VA.-' $500
ns EnTo and II husband S5 To- roWnscRd 1000
Czak referee to n SaHnaIma and another 80 1850
Pearlst No 23O w Petit 20 Il stewart 2l,OOO
' and wifeto S iii Iindscy Nv $4,000
ley and wife to b Sinyth 81 ..... eGOO
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

rirs wcsteru dull at 4ns Pork-Prme Mess, Eastern 81
dun at 77s. do Western dull at Cos. "
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Danrlnl AtaGcmics.
QcGcbcr5.

4 TEACHERS Tutors, and GOycrncsscs,
y promptly supplied free to employer. Miss FLORENCE
FITCH y UmOn-5quhrc.
4 YALE GRADUATE, experienced tutor
~ wishes private pupis fitting for college specially.
highest references Address YALE, Box IA, Tribune Office
MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, cstab-
~ sbed 1863 provides promptly Best Teachers for Pri-
yae Pupils Families, schools, COLLEGES Circulars 81 Good
Schools with reliable information free 10 parents Skilled
Teachers always wanted. Application form for stamp.
j. W. SCHERMEknORN * CO., East l4l-5t, y. y.
BILE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
OF ali grades tutors pOycrHcaes lecturers companions
Sci circulars Of best schools ce charge 20 ,nosr employ
Ing teachers 10 teachers until engaged. l.. MIRIAM
COY KlEkE * co, 81 Last lfi-sL. Union square.
MISS IESSE, So West 2lst-st., supplies COM
w petent teachers tutors gOveruessca singers house
keepers best advice given 20 parents choice OF sChOOs
References by favor Hon Hamilton Fish and cxSec ETarts
NtANTED.-A position by q young lady of
w some experience rs English teacher family school
nel's, n. y.
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New Publications.

A JOURNALIST OF experience ana ability,
~ desire, 90 employ hs UWc wholly IN part g.
tabliShcd weekly or monthly publication Address VAT
(ifirr
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rrwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THU sDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1882
obstruction.

obstruction.
For oung Ladies-Citv.
THE MISSES GRINNELL'S ENGLISH aud
GIRLS * isst 55tst two doors Madsonaye Thor
ouy COLLEGIATE eGyise LrerSs a, d. e s Separate
Glasses for boys Kindergarten. -.-.----
$40 MADISON AVE.-Mrs. ROBERTS and
Gos g pT pSn sss under hd
personal Advanced classes for post graduates
For Both scxes-CitY.
FRENCH LANGUAGE QUICKLY AC-
o. Ega nRgs'o HS Sa to 6 @G yBa r u G
Association PoyteGhniqGc o. palls 81 iasl 'I;Si;
Professor at Hoy comngnon Church insiitIiG, n
to cr E new Stod When ' aiprSciate every day
LRENCH thoroughly and rapidly taught by
IDDT1CSHi5GoUET, Ii East 5Ist-.t,
! t'RIENDS' SEMINARY, for both sexes, East
i 1Gtlst and Ruther,crLpace Kindergarten primary
academic an" eO'f BlESJAMfS SMITH NJ A., Principal
MISS WARREN, No. II West 17th-st., re-
yoang il,Gts' department september 2G.
NJESDAMES DOREMIEULX Won TAUBE
Iancs ara de Janon improved methods separate depart.
et boys school opens september 70 No 10 Grerey
MISS CHISHOLMS SCHOOL for GIRLS,
~ RS Madsonave reopens M0EpAY, september "a,
CHISHOLM iip Vim be at home September H.
MODEL KINDERGARTEN
IA and elementary CLASSES IoT boys AM g s ron 10
oct B. No Last 22dst Principals IToi hhAO' ana
AIRS. GRIFFITTS will reopen her English,
4i French and German Day school for Young Ladies ana
DaIi o@T on 5o MSG Inc eofnc Of Igst "
SHORTHAND, typc-writing,. pcnmanship,
- and commercial Correspondence TAUGHT tpAIacN "T as
800 Broadway.
Art Schools--City.
MRS. JOHN POPE will resume her classes in
M drawing oil and and T%t 1dss Ppns oc @c'o5p i &H
S S:Udio. aS7 4t5.aye. corner 35fi.s
MRS. LOUISAB. CULVER viii receive pupils
w beginning Tuesday Oct rs in WI va
LASDscAF GiIiS r = q s sP& DEC8RArIoN
NJ p p T u I'm IE o MILAN HART Mr.
For Boys and Young Mon Country.
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID colege CONDITIONED Or rrted cm4iG9lg:, geo.
pORDENTOWN, y. Military Institute.
BoWEY, A. n, Principal
CAYUGA LAKE MILITARY ACADEMY,
N"'O MAJ VA. FLINT Principal
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL. POUGHkEEP-
- >lt, y. y prepares l"Ss l"I
Government scAoo ana lor buS-"'S'' 'OH' 'iii'i''
r,I,II1 ,,,,, am rr,,py ,C,DE,TY
IL lDlIl-N-t ~ ~ ~ IIAN,.ii 49,,
N2itt-tr VI - o,H y''.. - ~, az
pJ 10 e Il. MI NALi a. N@ N"i'''"''"'''"'
}}EEkSklLL a.. ~ 6liliarH, AraGenyM - or
i circulars address Col e. j. il'ilI y II" iIlH'r"'
x,rN-.-,N-r ,r,NyA NJ1TI,TtpN tCAnENiN
l Chester Tcur-Ciyi En-lnecrHgi ChcW;tTE Classics
FAVE Y Y H,,Lr,rd \I.u.ion school VIII
II reopen -cptcmncrls c.. COLLINS Principal
INV II CDNNFPSE rra1.ivCS into his
nv a. -. ~ = ~ -, ~. -, ~
I'm. d. o. ..,.,.4
* III; CT i pm ioi J G'r,, ~ HHta tro" ,road
- -, 1Sy.,,ir,i". ~ tr.i,s daily circulars free
,,,.fTr! - ,'rt Iigl, II MA ward olrrr grad
uatcj, Principal and Proprietor.
c.
For GOlTT 41zH.C- -JDl IVY
vInpnrN-rTbNlN Y - Fcr,ala CuIlrop
FfChI,it,t.N - " ~ AMI ,I,i,.,b ~ nj
= -, - ',s,'s i,r ,rr,,,, - sdtrr-.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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STEAMBOATS, ano tiai!rca1s.
L'OR BOSTON.

EOR BOSTON, )Fare Only So.
VIA FALL RIVER LINE. I IWIicd Tckets.
route Newport ka River ard all Eastern points
paly service SUNDAYS INCLUDED from Pirr2S n r., &C
43Op. IN. Steamers PILGRIM and BRISTOL Connection
by ANNEX ROA1 tUpklyu and Jersey City 40
tickets and may be secured in New Gcs NJ all
principal hotels TRANSFER ana ticket offices az the oce On
PIER2S and steamer.
BORDEN = LOWELL. GEORGE /. Common,
Agents Genl Pass Agent.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ON aud after Oct. :. 1888.

CktAI IkU Nh III Nb
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains NewYork Dcsbross and cortandt street
uaTfi56uTS Ps6urg the west and south with Pullman
and Chicago Limited Of Pario Dining, smoking ard sleep
wiinmsp5Tt' Lcek Haven a H. ~ CORY and Erie at
~, c5nneeng at Cory FOR Tusyie Petroleum Centre
Im0Tc " ws:95Scn aud the south Limited washngtoa
N, aIrio Washington m. Regular, via B. end p r. 10
s5 Rn4 $50 os S an and p 6gh and Sunday M gE S All
PR. r. BAN M and II night VIA B. and o T. n. I p
For atlantis Gliy except Sunday g'l5 3 T. rSpaIpm
Long Branch By Head Junction and G stations Gs
Boats BG9kn Annex connect WIN AZ laT5qsa trains ms
Trains drTye.FTom Ptsburg, GEO and l1;?o $50 and
& iSs ana ard g5iRoE sa SsS Ea 5S saa
i90 M From B t o S s sScGn y TS1Ra W.
$500 $40 i0fo Iid0a M 10 ? $50, $50 60 % 7:s S
$50 705 li:$5 nj $40 1855, 0$5 1920 1885 and 1880
-" TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
20 TRAINS EAcg NAY yro MEFE * Sep ON
PHiA : IN NETWORK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED E9UIP.
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
express Trains leave NewYork via and COrands
5:l5 10, g. $50 % and 10 Limited II 500 $40
and 10 al" w. 4 g. - a and and p 5isht coo
and l1Oa 2 L. and pun connecting at Trenton tOr
RTn trains leave Broad station rhilaa e P5 l SSd
49, $50 t5 9$5 eTfSRi M0P xST. 6Io s6S SO n.y.
5S q $50 30 ara $40 1 Ii S9 SSp 715s
and $50 Leave Philadelphia via Camden 500 III uay
Tcke Offices is5 $40 and 9l4 Broadway Astor House.
and foot of Desboses and Cortland Strses RnsSbs
Hotel H@2sea s ptsS and Jcssy GAY nen EuaH'
The New York Transfer Company VIII call for and cheek
baggage trPp hotels P 9nd Te'denc'S j. r.. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
STARIN'S venom, r,oy
Office Pier ls N r., foot Of COrtlandt-st
Conscnments freight forwarded directed any part
othe world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received for delivery OF all kinds Of freight and mes
chandse TO any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAlh
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
Freight OF every description promptly ghteed TO any pon'
m the harbor reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAh'
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers John II. starn and Erastus Coming for NEW
HAVEN, leave Pier 10 ~ r., at p m. daily lsa'uruAs'
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between New'Sork and
New-Haven. Care aud dispatch guaranteed a
Freight for points d. L. n W. r. r. received Al F' "
For New. Haven and points East at Pier lo - ~,
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND.-Eleyen hhes ~
Ten Cents via steamers from Iron Pier j, f. liz iO"sS
whftehallst
CENTRAL sHIPY ARD, Commuupaw, ~ J-DV DV' 80
Machine and Boiler shops Everything appertsmns "
construction and repair OF vessels --------
II,ROY BOATS = CITIZENS LINE. - New New,
Il steamers SARATOGA aud CITY OF TROY iea ,,Iss
No. A. r. Of christopher.st daily sanp nis Sorts
at y M, connecting with morning trains of an PoAA
india
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GEORGE L. Common,
Gen'l Pass. Agent.

NEW HAVEN, Meriden, Hartford, Spring
Geld Hovokc Montreal and intermediate points steam.
leave Pier No %, r. r, at p m and p ~ sundays
excepted connecting with trains at Now Haven Tor MeIlden,
Hartford springfield. Tickets sold ami baggage checked
No. VA Brutw " Y, and No. COuTt-s, Brooklyn
Excursion q New Haven and return, ~ 30.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD EsTABLfsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND ON
SUNDAY. 3 STATIONS IN PHILADELr
PHIA: = IN NEW.Y0Rk
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NEw-YoRK, "Wednesday NOV Il. 1888.
The follow ing at tne Exchange S,lesToon
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EVACUATION DAY, 1888.

l. nv a NV 80
be issued NOyembe: 10 Ask ycrr Ne"sdc aier for &.
Price, 90 cents E:n,Pl Depot, 80 Na5s'n.str iorm2
JAMES EIKER
tu,bor and rubi,licr
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Ocean steamers
LINE.

NOTICE-"LANF ROUTE
FROM NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA OITEEys
TOWN. -'O-
- FROM PIER No. 40 NORTH RIVER
" cdncsday, Nov. II
" etlntstiay, m
W edneeay. Dec D.
Cabin passage, 500, $50 and slOg - ."
eerage tickets TO and from all parts OF Europe very low
I"tes Freight and passage Office No. Bowling Green
" VERNON u. BROWN L Co. Agents.
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alroEesals.

PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENTS i'm
MabGgs, Mailbag CcId.Fneieners and Mailbag Lables
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For Bows and Youny M,n-o Country.

(AYUGA LAKE MILITARY ACADEMY,
MAJ VA FLINT. Principal.
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COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHkEEP-
X SIZE y y prepares Boys college, Scientific and
Government school ana for business. JOHN MlLEl,
Primo al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-14
BASE-RALL.
The cuiekstcps Defeat the Home Team by n
Score Of 6 to3.

The game yesterday, at Virginia Base:
bali Park. between the Virginias and the
Quicksteps. OF Wilmington. Del, one OF
the Interstate Association clubs. was wit
messed by about thousand spectators.
The game was not noticeable for any first
class work 10y either nine, and the result
was great disappointment to the many
admirers OF the home team. for the reason
that their defeat was not due to any supe.
rior playing on the part Of the visitors, but
through their own loose PLAYING. Mr..
Quinn, the new catcher OF the Virginas.
was presented for play Yesterday, and,
considering that il was his first appearance
here. having had no experience rs to Fergu-
sons style OF pitching, did remarkably well.
There were some who were ready 10 con-
denim him for several miss-plays, but it
should he borne in mind that il was his
first game here, on new grounds, with little
or no practice with his pitcher. Ferguson's
pitching was not up TO his usual high
standard Of play. One OF the prettest
plays Of the day was n long Nightly between
the centre and left-fields, captured by La
touche after long run for it.. He also did
well at the bat. The following is the
score:
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Police Court.

The following eases were disposed Of
yesterday:
Cary Maxwell, charged with running his
wagon on the street without proper num-
her, on the same. Discharged.
Mary Cox and Sarah Walker Doth coi.
ored). charged with keeping a common. ILL
governed, and disorderly house. Walker
sent on to the grand Jury TO answer said
charge. Surety required for the good be-
hayior OF Cox in the sum OF 800 for siX
months.
Richard Glasson, vagrant. Committed
for ten days in default OF surety.
James Monteiro, charged with getting
drunk and creating a disturbance, to the
ANNOYANCE OF the neighborhood. Com.
mtted to Jail for twelve months in default
Of surety.
A. j. Morris. vagrant. Committed tC
Jail for three months in default Of surety
John Curran, charged with aSsaultine
and beating his wife. Continued in con-
sequence OF the absence OF Mrs. Currm
until to-day. Bail allowed in the sum OF
5000.
Jack johnson (coored), charged with
threatening to kill Moses Foster. surety
for his good behavior required in the sum
OF 800 for three months. Committed in
default.
Charles II. White. charged with selling,
or Offering to sell, goods, wares, and mer-
chandise without license, in violation OF
the State revenue laws. surrendered by
l.. Rose, his surety. Other surety for his
appearance on Saturday the 18th instant
required IN the sum OF Si00. Committed
I'm default.
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vas clear and
LOCAL MATTERS.
To Die To-day.

Barbara Miller. the condemned murder
ess of Daniel Miller, her husband, will to-
dav, between the hours Of sunrise and SUM-
set, pay the penalty OF her crime upon the
gallows, in the iai-yard OF the llenrico
courthouse, i'm this city, She Is in good
spirits, sleeps well, and laughs and talks
freely with all who visit her. She was
very much occupied IN mind yesterday
about dream that she had the night be-
fore. When Sheriff Southwark opened her
cell-doOr she raised her head, and with a
smile greeted her visitors. Upon being
questioned about her dream, Barbara said /:
81 dreampt last night that when went
upon the galows three angels came down
from heaven and took me up before Mr..
Southwark could put the rope around my
neck. Mr.. Southwark cried out, Wait.
I'm not done yet >; but / didn't wait. One
angel was in front Of me. and bcckOned TO
me and SAID, Come on, Barbara and
went flying over the iail-walls with the
other two angels on each side OF me to my
eternal home in glory"
When asked ii she had seen Charles Lee
she said, "Oh, yes"; and turning 10 Mr..
Southwark, said ~ forgot TO tell you
about it when YOU were in here this morn
lng. i was lying on my Dcu last asleep
when Charles came and touched me on the
shoulder and said, Barbara, you have only
got one day before you will he with me,
but when awobe he left me-"
She said she knew Charles was in heaven.
because he came in the shape Of a spirit
and wore an eternal robe.
When the reporter asked her if she had
seen her husband she hung her head and
replied: "Yes; but Mr.. Miller amt
at rest. have seen him in my dreams,
but he is very miserable. / have prayed
for him, and hope he will vet be happy"
The woman spoke very tenderly OF
her children and mother, who are all
at the jail and visit her frequently. Rev.
George II. Boswell (colored), Of the Eigh-
teentb Street church, who acted rs Charles
Lees spiritual adviser, has visited Barbara
Miller regularly and conversed with her
about her sOul's salvation. Barbara will
wear the white swiss muslin dress which
has been made at her request, and will 90
10 the scatlOld in her StOcking-feet. The
sheriff has promised to have bouquet OF
flowers for her TO wear on her breast, and
a par of white-cOtton gloves like the pair
she gave Lee.
Barbara's old master is Mr.. Charles
Lowry. Of Hanover county. to whose farm
the body will be taken for burial.