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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
= rs l~91 reg ll22ll2ss U. = cur. IS 1895 l2G
t. s. - 1891 COZ Il qllts u. Us 1881 l2s
II A. 1907 rec 40 2oi4 L. 3 IS 1855 1870
T. Is 1877 ,on l2Ois -O4. u 81 $50 I3i
:. cents Loo 100 DIST Col. Cos 100 'slIl
u la.lI l2L

The business in state bonds covered by sales ~
Tennessee compromise 81 49, The bidding presented
nothing new. There were no transactions IA cV BANK
stocks
The market for railway bonds dun and prices wee
irregular Erie second conSl after 81 closed a. 81 Il
AN adv snsc Of u per cent West Shore '.d Bnra!o nrs
g. sold al 40 al aud cossd unchanged al AO7s Rome
Naerto"n and os,i.h sbits cohsis were ap y ~ eS
chesapeake ana ONO hrsl-, series Is ien ~ To -,
and the incomes were of 2l2 al p. Morris and
Essex oonsols at l244 were ~ higher than the
last previous sale Ohio and Mississippi hrsts were on
- al III East Tennessee virginia aud Georgia consol -
advanced 10 cent 10 DE. aud the Incomes were "a
higher at 1919. Missouri Pacific consols declined from
9Z1s 10 81 492. Manitoba coRsos sold At l0l olo0.
Denver and Rio Grsnde irsts sold at 81 91fs dec line
Of !. from the last previous sale Pacific
sol were on per cent - Union Pacific nfss
d up at IL T. but Oregon short Line lis declined Il 10
S2 =. Northern Pacific 'irsts were oil 70 al lOles
Inc sub-fieaslry today lost balance 81 81, 342
M 10y coin loss vi - G,632 less currency gain
Oi S3j9,2yO The days operation covered: Receipts
u .672G7l payments, 81 ,s3O,OI3; currency balance
$40 90 3tss coin balance. 81 ~ ss2.443.
The money market Was Wue mofs active and a good
yortion of The business la call loans wt' done at 220
3 per cent; thc closing quotation was 2d2 per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as follows
Eseh.ngcs. sl232zo, 5s3; balances. sil4277l.
The United states Treasury al NasLinStoD to-day re
eei ct S27s 600 ~ National bank notes fui redemption
The customs receipts were sj770t0, aud the internal
~ eHue receipts were S0S9,334
The markets for IoIe exchange were extremely dun
with steady quotations busneS- follows: Btnkers
bils ~ "a and ~ tor long aud short sterling
eIccl ely - and 20 for francs 81 and 9Iis for
rcicbmaTEs; 3y7s and IOie iOr gullders.
In London British consOls opened steady aud later de
ecd y per cent ANA closed at 100 1916 tor money ana
loo for account United states Is unchanged
al 1898 and ia were y lower az 1883 For Amerlcan
dsy's and LATER To tins mornings decline the home
market thds much and no more Significance bad the
marked changes fIoIn Saturdays n. Nj prices Bar
silver l6 lower at "a " ounce AT Paris French
per ceBt- from IL 80 10 SIS and sight exchange
o London was trncr AT 232lf 10 thn y
McssrS I,rexel Morgan GO. announce the closing Of
the to The Central and Hudson debenture
bonds.
RAILROAD EhRSINcs
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THE PETROLETN MARKET

" =
An active and buOyant market was recorded
al the Petroleum Exchanges to-day in spite OF the diver
sion of intcrc, caused 10y the preparations for the I'M
parallced business mems political demonstration which
took place after business honrs Every BIT Of news was
"hcarsh" and the Conners well (lnew one which the
manipuators have kept In the Background In the Thorn
creek district was reported as flowing al rate of about
600 barrels dsv Yet the result Of tho days dealings
was an advance IN prices from 81 GG0's - 7Ols 06sA
cents eganst GIz Saturday night The market closed
strong nj the reaction ~ lower figures.
The RANGE prices and the total dealings Tor the
q. w,r A. follows
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MaTgef closIng am. TlgDsforablo notices. 0. 70.

w.
FLoURANp .Mr.r-FI 'UR MARKET SIN rules IN buy.
favor with further sieh, conccs'o1 rspotcd tIpoIt
ianssc,ion. have bcca sht confined mainly 10 ent
rsTs Icy 10 p is. c TG nor" S S bD
Which 500 b1s we're for Expert including ioVe Dds Eng
so, Tor the s!t.r 500 bills Zine s. = 90 fer np1%
9 - 65 hhi- supcrhne >? Goe y u for spn5
sao sos TO- "; zoe Sb, wner whea Kim
~ Go4 4 20 ouotaiion,: Fine, - .Iat2 -
M 81 lG 80 Con" 10 i faacy gIr, a
Good 70 oaoi EIa Ws;icn - ~; Csn9 9od 10
10 Clioice IS leotj 90 Common E,tri Minnesota ooS
si5ss i 5 81 LENS cofoEcn FAR Extra 81 oss 8,
ss5 Patent Winter Wheat It,r' 81 ?5s;' T.; cry
a 90 81 30, market closing duh sol rHERN FiOIf
% & e 8 = :. e sr 2E f1.5' ,1s TEX fsa sa SIS
80 lair s .npp SS sSa s .Ss .Swy ~ % nsov It
s. ~ 4? 4o iL0n a.e dy si'h tar I1 rss
for Choice. cons AEAI--trady. win m'eLrse
5' yellow IL o,I 3 70 ), 90 quoted a.
GhtiN-wh a N rsel i'reg1 ar ani 9t,te 'rsniny i
bee, aSaiu dray closed 'ray - ~ undr uc out
ne - snd large ian,rion in c@iions Thers vas COOL
i4e n II %' % G s go su F %sr PeD 1 to s
rye ana 5000 In,h for s;rns see' XXX 900 Ggss;
l D" sp% 4 pun II t 800 Gsh "uy No.
hcas@ tSc grye o Me- CO. a9' 9ra 90 at
Insurance a, sa1.o 3c 5000 bu,9 do I, ariye cot.
lusntcd Wiq'ey, n,d, etse,G. %siPly a, g. &c!
SttSni't Ifd, 1lr, niiINcfti No Ken fUofOticI
No Rod - = ~ IN ce'ti"i. So see. NJ a No
Il pic rnorahrsi " state. toe. 10. , red TO- No
yeuher Nj'sc Il - closing al c do. for December.
ga u e., cp'in. 81 SIC. DO Tor January ~ 0' &c,
closing VI g. 10 'o ebr9ar, 81 ~ 50 closing ai 81
DO for March 80 1dD1 cnsiDg at 9-c do or ADr 4
aV,c ciosng IT . DO for MAY OjtaH. closing
Western d6ic; uin g. tsc. Sales. 900 bush.
stat. NJ rlevator, 10000 buth western
ssfuTla, last 81 Gtfc 10 airVc cost freight and IN
suisncc BARLEY frm. Nitha fair mailing demand.
ealos 2nonc bush. migrated tanads priv term.
u nb ut 1913 q sjc. MARLEY Wal. Dun prices
chauccd CORk-Nmkrt shade for casi OF
tions opened lc then and advanced
ihCu fell ~ ine aud cOec al = sc undcri The
tfces. moderate cXpNft vi I2uuu bush.
Ht"cttd taken ~ - pc lar ban ~ ue 'nand AMI
puud bus sales. ~ tf0 bush iuiui~.
g.. 900 hush. spOt including GnuMd Nlted 1T Htg sci
No g. 6Gd tGit, 80. 4'dGnc I'm Il vat Hnc del, cred
No . Ni,ed October ~ l1i,c 'o Ing ~ ~ 0 ia
io November - rosni ai - c do ior D@ccmhtr
hOa utc ,osng VI on'sri 20 iot lanuarv - sdf e.
ciosirG do Tor Iobi 4+9 s''c, cosine 81
rsc do fOi Nav. ts0 isgc CLOSING aI 49, - -
lots shade p1nrf aud options ~ 20 &c bet
rrsina adv Trim" under tho 0tsii" prices Saies
$1,000 hush future ih1onn hush. spot including 80.
~ Iu.c.. SO g. 80 ta11iat 81 elevation ting
luupn bush Tor export AZ - sc doll,ct,d 80 ! 30 80
~ % " tic, 81 'tc. 80. t'i.0 = Ne. ~ lrt
Nrstfir, ~ vaaic M'ifr. ld q Ibc Mhifa
tate. $3.50 tt'.ri No. Mn'i iot Cctoh'r 1liargf &c.
,osiuq III Jfir. do Tor Nuteuhfr H1it fIl a closing
- 80 do ioi n,U'mhei D. fJ"'s'. riutin4 ~ . ~
.tocsf DE- store ne h,N y, th Hto'Ai'u sud ir ,iy
rr'u vnr"hou'rs end rold ia railway he Tor "a ate
-, -, ,lEM ~,
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ov n.uv Yn,n,Nc TUESDAY OCTOBER ai Isst-TEN PAGES

ID nt Go - Cana d. ssbs at ec 0 do 81 H. at 80 s'
JDno, 20 10 ~ 9jc / D. ilB- y, 1tofo A., ,.., -,
r n n5 % 40 ~ H. st5 &c is3 do % ". 40 bT4d els
OHIO ~heep 'eY Lambs, u 10 a. tc .,, $50.
ftOGS-ie cpts were !. g rtOl l1f.0 hesp- cars ~
jersey b. AMI dbc rsntf VS. Nun noiV w " w
var ~ tinr, The uk = dun an uiitp' W. an
GO niun so i'fima Nv quo " AT fN 20 80
low Paunaylvania iiogs colt gt h IN ia q II /" h%i
sale ,aa A,
90 Nooou g. clia solli prpnsyi pnn 40 ~ lDJ NJ,
~ -. !. III h "a ~. lllmLl 10 w. u 4 So
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Express rransi NewY DesorOsse, and GOTHAM
t:l0. 100. $3.50 cant /, Lamten H. llloA 10 kn
aiU /. q. ani >. ~. ant ntgit Silii's IIH
p ~ lN""oo ant u T. II an an L.
Trans leaving New.york d,iiy except sunday , Sss
o;,oani i;lVh n l. :. L. and p n eonn7c'' ~
Retnruine trsas lea Brpllst. V,tDL P!u,!'nGS tfu
H. and mas n: tL aitel .ybrs" t;3D All NE
3, 1. : ; 81 IN i:tb m >. u ~ Sliy III
81 ! 800. I. l5 "Soa -. I. $50 T., arsn g.; "a
and ~ n. Leave Phhlislplit VI, fsul'a N''
day wont 'lllty 80. -, .,,e llcusA
rckei opoc@ 'i a. ant ga 3roa WAY As'%a arsss
amt iootp' nehrnssos and Cortlmh street, ,Itas IT,
and Brno,ivn Annex Ntlitl ioot n f.,,,s M
nroorvn Blsr. Hota- liohater Sttull ra,,gg isr
Emlgrant Iicket Office No Battery ftacc ant "'"' '
Ihe VewY rrtn.isr Company viii e.u ani eaH'
bagKage ron .o'''s 1'1 reS'denees y WON
Genera Manager Genera. iT-' 'N'0-s--
NNfESl SHORE ROUTE. ..,,.
w VIA ESl sHORk OF HUDSON XIV m. ,auat
Al cNcepi l:ib \ m train Mest ,-ds y. Irsp
ana bosbrcsses sta stations. ass p 10. Tram e"''
In,afo 10 a. A., = pullman sleep5fs thr'ifa'
noioi'. N. 'h5t 70. ~ Iulinan seegs,ss, 10
o. M, $50 ~ p. sesping ani parlOr ar' ~r'''~
,Yr,ouse li<. 10 = IA: -1:et - -
s'.i and Albany. -. o. ~. il.iJa m' ''''
'sp. IL ,,,,,,, gll 40
For AsntrcaI and canada Eas. 1i0a ~, Isoph $50
lta Iutsl, llntOn a A. "a, 81 ~ - y =" ''
!paiy Other trains daily except SUNDAY, ,,s.musat
III n, ~, uht tAtNs lif'oi "a s'slipe IitV lepu n
nmla sn &ssSns Ton 4; Iioo.y .0 sS
st. Aun.x on &C. tuli. g-s, New os ~, lsDts
10. AZ os,y rvs "na IL t. stations 100, .e.i.aa "A, Il
Desbrvssrs sta AMI woa. ,n"rs S's. 20 nj xspsnes
nsg.'e sals1 '9' ~ ~ N, s"t Stcca pa. ASssA
"a s,stSss HkNRY A0NhIi' "sS'
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LTFL 9iVth aNtNtI-lH rGLElNApu
Cfnc,1o Dot 20.-fh Dr,gys J1srn y Frp,rf. J,o,,
heceips 10000 leti -hiu.n 6uOI ea ntp.n i,1
..W issNlns - o,ftt 80. fac4In ana ,hy,inL b, %
- - D. lAil ~ opdt1n islps. t8 JIa,. .nI " Nv
taWf-hteogs 1910 heat Halpuelt, 100 no.f mai,
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
~ TRAINS ZACH WAY wEEK;DAxs AID VI
SUNDAY; 2 STATIONS IN PIIiLADEL
PHlA: IN NETWORK

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED E9Vir
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONslsr
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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DENNSNLNANIt RAILROAD.
onsnd after - ". lsSt



AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
1raiLs leave New York via Dssbrosses and Coan1t >trc'
Ferries "a ollpvs
Hairlsbnrs. Polishing thu Weu and south With pullman
Palace Cars attac ed- and tally. Eew.fo
sni Chca~o Limited " 'rlor Dnlny smOkin anl deep
in tarS 10 T. ryerv eLly
WillIansnott. Lock Haven q o. CORY md REFS
con1ecfiur Cory rtusvtlla Petroleum tDtis
ant ~" Oh re
Baltimore, Was'n sni ~. south 'Ilmei WashlnHoo
Express" 81 Pnlln9n Paror Cars daily etcspt Sunty,
a. arrive WASHINGTON i;li b. ~ ResHar q ego Nv
aut s:3p R:t mi 'p.a. and - uigat soniy'
6til ~. ~ ~ IN - ni.ht
FOR Atlantic t1tv "xcent sun tv. l.plD N.
For Nav. cvcopt SunSHw - 10 d ~.
Lou" Rr'"r, CAV yeor Irncton and intermediate saff'ns
VIA Railway and Amhov ~ aHiaa m. IL u0oa sly nv!
o. ~ On N ~. ~ AL ):,'A ~. % NJ 100 no' ~o'
~ Ashurv plrs)
Boa'sD pr,ovn inpny WITT I'll ibrrr = 'ranss
Lersey 'tv. Hforipy sDreiy AMI 'r,ct ttA1Nes Z"
Brooklyn 'rtvN; $500.
Trains prr,ve-prom PtshurY 20 enA ll:2o M 7S9ana
ln'an y. 'ic ant g.. n latv event Nor Nv IN
WASHINGTON ant Baltimore. $50 and $40 NJ, l:gs "a
3:jn 5:3o. H:1b All in:l5 - N. SUNDAY. nS, ~
~. an t":9' y ~, From ps',i"ore. ~ wo,asy
tra,u phedenhls sSo y - c.9o f:4o 7 xcspt nonnssr
9"O 49, lh:io 1890 I'm >. &tb. &vi sly 0.ss
ZOO 40 $50 900. l1.,I, 1000 n. ~ 'pl 90, -sE
san iav $50 % as 8: ~ 7;o5 ll5J NJ. 5Ze ''''
$40. 1909 and ,o."on
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SPIRITS oPTURpENTINE.

CHsRi .SIoN. Oct 20 --fuTpentine quies 81 lsc
SAVANNAH. ctt. 20 -TurpcDtlne Drm al 2oc.
WILMINGTON, OCT. 20 iurpenluo hr4u AT - ~.
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NORWICH LINE.
FAvORtTE INSIDE ROUTE
Top0sroN ~
woRcrarrp - So
NASHUA Hds
PORTLANp.b

anh up trt.s'rA
sic4uers "Cty ~ Worcester" aud "CiN ~ iloa,on'
cave Par 40 ~ II foot OF wattss pur above Dee
hrn--'as,, fory DAFT. 'so"pt sundsvs. at y
NEW DAY LINE FOR NEWHu RGlI.--fn9
y hnc, land 10 fin,tou, Nest Point cii spring AT
cornwall Et-tnor tME- = BREff iHasos 0lt Wass
int' ~ DAILY a. u oo'h aud - ' Avs u M.
R"NrninF aVos NaWbrrg 1tS a. Excursion u'Fets rOn
'rWN returning day, soc No intoxicating hluos
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~ 81 .ABERs KAATERSKTLL AND CATSKiLi
ZOO Of HarIis0nst v. r. every week ty AZ p M
Stuyyc61u stockport aud Athens Tuesdays Thurs
day an SATURDAYS
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q FARE REDUCED. Troy, 81, Berth

Troy Roats Cit1eus line. TOR a. North River foot OF
Chrgioplor daily except saturday. NJ connechS
with morning North and West Sundays steamer
touches 4 Albeny.
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MiNES AND MINING.

.sAtFsAr rBE NsvrOgr WyfyG Lv0Hir0
-Y0aN. O.. -. ls3L
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SIAklNS
- CITY. RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Oaco Pier IS y. r. foot Of CortIandt.st.
Conslg mons Of freight forwarded directed TO say part
OF the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery c AL kinds OF freight and
chandise 70 any part OF the city
SEA AND HAIBOR TOWING AND RIVER And HAIR
BoR LGUTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly ghercd any pout
IN the haIbor at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
FER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers JOHN II. sTARrN amt FRAsrUs CORNING
for NEwHAvEN leave Pec IL N r. foot u Cortlandtst
atop m. day l>uIrliys ex3eDtoLl
Freight points D. L. W. X. H. received az Pier ~
For New. Haven ami points East Pier 10.
CENTRAL sHIPYAsD Conmupipaw ~ DRY Docks
Machine and Boiler shops. Everything appeVainug
construction and repair OF
Branch Office 7thavr- i2dst open daily until %.
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known "a the
NEW YORK LAKE EFF AND WESTERN RAIL
A Ara, Of trans ro,s chamccrsst Depot
co1cbos n Soatcn nmisa and ESSaa ssepSs
coaches TO Sies9att ,incInnan AMI Chicago a,..'
iol asl ee-pulisn Sessn: CSaches to Buffalo arriving
iSM%5 PUP ANY, SlsySap S5 a.
M Pacific t,press for s6e West sod Ir.n
ennao Nisiaa Esl, Cincignlt and chicago hotel and
si2 tmunant tram 'qr ths West
li5 800 10 6 10 $50 $40 $50 130 1880 ~ midnight
Patterson ja T2O 1870 go lr2Os ~ noon lao S:tU4 10
olO.5J go SO 1:3D ~lJ 1880 aud II midnight
days D;'' s:8p lO,Odm la g. 80 , m - Widni"hi.
"arN and Paterson Newark b.to $40 1899 m hlB
- p ~ MT mn oh
ngb's oni' sundays ail5 - 3.lo $3.50
Sutth slp 49, 1000 M lbs 1900 1.D $40 $40 ana
~ unshc sundays 5i5 $40 1920 la5 bs3O m ALL
Warwick 100 lo;3Oa N t;alDtn sHntavs $50 III
N"NDhl4 anu .osbvah 1907 - IA $50 4&i0 90 sunday
Reniout ana 'Iinsstou ana Montgomery % IN 1902 M
SUNDAY 80
Gcah l;lD 1oD lo:2O a N $3.50 3.5D l20 srJ, A. sun
$50 lO;IO - D $50 ' %
hiilc0wn pA' 'J11 logo ~ $50 $50 -lA sunday
6%J 0s'J lu-n IA V;O The tuiins . am ana 43O
n connect Wan New NorS AMI Western iNurOAi
al Min-si. - nan stoi,s al Milp ST. only.
irtt JrrVf 7.jo lu5u M ASO A.lJ IN SUNDAY $50
lui!pH a Naib
Buar Xd-st quarter quarter afirt each hour
non oaJ sW To lViO every thirty minutes and rOui
lVAOp ~ 10 l-:iJ am every nOnr
lck't- apartments ~ Drawn \ Nou AM
Slnlns ,vaohts be- obtuen ana oiueis 400 Tue
snn UAhntr vi Lufgaae Wul 90 lei ~ N COMPANY "nV
No& tbl, 4Vl On DAi BROADWAY lo Wcsts y. y, No
tDnrtst, Jro1dyn, an ut TIE runpony' nepolt .-,,
,iao il.2Da "a anu lui5o pm. 49,, =,
JItlN y. .bbOIi, H,hl lassr Agent, NcW \ ufk
NOiiInEkN hAllAUAD OF NEW -JEhShT.
- Trims leave for loEhwood. Ciostsr Perrout and
NYath n.1l B, IA. a. 4, -t, go. m,
IL midri ~ tW,nNs To-. NJ endf P M ,
Nannst pfms Valley ANA honsey = 10 y. NJ, too D. m
john n. ABBOTT. Ucnl passr Agcn. Now York.
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EuGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-pa.ssna.:

trains leave depot loot Of CoTtlanlt
al S:lo and %. FOR EaSfOn bethlehem Ansn
town. Reading Manch Chunk Wilkesbarrr, TowsIt,s "
very ithaca, Geneva, Lyons Buffalo ami The Was pul.s
hrongh eoaches run daiy Local trains al and $40
p NJ Tor Eason Bethlehem aud CO,ay
Trans leaving NJ $40 NJ. ani $40 p NJ connect A,
oil points In MahlnOy aul Hazleion cod regions suniss
trims local for Mauch Chunk sl0 Leave Nauch Chuns
OF ! =.
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Gicam jas ono Raj ron>s.

--NUNUVVTf NfNVHTV III" VIVA
~. Kill Mot y Ans lAmiing o. 'Ia."ons Yves,
% 90, tnrnwail Newburg Marlboro Milton Pulghktepte
and EsOpus connecting win Ulster and Deiawnr on
Ilovn anl C-hl Mountains, ani haat.r'kl Railrot -
cry III "A 'gston an iams W BhiwiD leave
every ia Pior :OOt iartis0n-st, " - ex
cepf ~ntnrsys when city % Kingston leaves p. w.
Nh MI In ,llngs.
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'ALL RIVER LINE.
FAHiss REDUCED.

FinsrCLAss, BOSTON, - on, NEWPORT ANbR,,,
RIVER ~ 10
Lindof Tickets Corresponding Reduction To ALL E,sp
EHN POINTS.
Ths steamers PiLOtIN and BRISTOL e,vs ~.
ioik on alternate days SUNDAYS INCLUDED a, non
p N. from PIER % y. r.. foot Of Murray Il Conn. 49,
by "AnncN" loaf from Blootyp az $50 m Jersey ON,
Tickets and stater1ons may he scared IN Nes w.
tan principal hotels trnsi ant ticket 0cas a. tia 80
Pier 3 aud on IN steamers
BORDEN q Low Ii" GEO cOSNOR
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL DIyISl

w J
Direct connection anil from rookyn via Annex Boats
TINE lS% piiSsp n FF%5s 'sj ISL ,
* Geg %'t 80. 7s SaS 81 4S@ $50
p S a at WS1sc Junction Tor and
hGs,nu IL NJ a. colunDsave' Tor MaHayunA 0''n"
DmAwING ROOM AR, or all Day Trains aud SLEEPING
ao a @ ia1 a % s1o ~ i 2s 140 G Iari a0i
sertsss al i6. s9o 900 1850 a. M i:c 53o 5:2o $50
pm SUNDAY Bis a. m 40 D. N.
sSs G, %aTeo 1 [osFi: 81 q H. 49, US
DAYS e5, s:ls a. m" G5 D. u.
fS MAHA1d4 ciT az "a M 55 " '"'
For RrAPN AL d d Ct go No. SG II
g. 5:s NJ =. no. u, i' '''' '''1 '''' -''' Ut
For SCRANTON at 7i5. 900 a 10 3i5 p
FYr o %hS Ia s and r 1ans At 5 5 'o n"
For DRiFTON at 7:lj ~ M. 3:ij p.
torTAMAQCA st7:l5 7:4t 9oos ~. loo, :co 3dj, 400.
A 20 @ s sea MECH c snsIs,
f gos EAs a at 400 7ls "a Oc' lSs NO. $40
For sCuOOLEI's MOUNTAIN. BuDD5 LAKE AL
lake HoPAlcoNo. st4oo. 300 a. M, 1905, esp m
o. 600 81; $50 p NJ sundays i3Dpp N. '
rorsoMERyILLEat 800 600 ?,i5, ~ 900 1890 LIP
ZOO 500 o.3op m sundaysat T. soOa NJ, lso 3d.
Hs0op.m
For piAINFIELpst 400 6.oo % 7.l1 eoo: 9ao 1889
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General Sherman and the Presidency.

st. Louis correspondence Wheeling Intelligencer.
On the presidency General Sherman has sud
denly become silent as a tombstone. Those
nearest to him who know him best shake their
heads and wink knowingly, as if to say, THAT
means business" That his reticence now sim
ply means that he is a candidate for the presi-
dency, requires no other proof. Here there is
no manner of doubt about it at all. His letters
and l know-are not from Republicans alone,
nor all from the North, by any means. Persons
each other, urge him to accept the great prize.
His old foes at the South declare their conf
dence in his integrity and patriotism, and are,
perhaps, the most earnest and demonstrative of
all in their appeals to him to enter the lists for
the presidency.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-08
A Professional Drunken.

New York Correspondence Albany Evening Journal.
1 came across a professional drinker the other
night. You never heard of such q thingg Nor
did l until l had it pointed out to me and ex-
planned. 1t was at the Liederkranz masque-
rade. The great bar-room of the Academy of
Music was crowded, and it always is when the
auditorium is is in use for notable dancing. A
man took a seat at one OF the numerous tables,
and ordered whisky. The waiter started away
to fetch the drink.
"Say, here the man called, in a loud but not
boisterous voice, ''let it be Torrido whisky, and
none other"
Torrido was not the name, but that suggestion
of fiery liquid is better to write than the one
which he was advertising. Yes; this was a pro
fessional drinker, in che employ of a leading
whisky manufacturer, 1t was his business to
order this particular brand of whisky IN public
places. He was a well-dressed, middle-aged
man, who looked like a competent judge of bev-
erages, and quite able to hold a considerable
quantity without losing his gentlemanly bearing.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-08
DIR. Russell's Wedding.
Paris Dispatch to London Telegram.
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Paris Dispatch to London Telegram.
DR.. William Howard Russell has never dis
played more bravery than in going through three
separate marriage ceremonies to get, as he him
self expressed it, only one wife. The civil mar
riage between the famous war correspondent
and Mile. 7Antoinette Malyezzi vas performed
par-devant Monsieur lie Matre on Saturday last.
The Protestant ceremony was solemnized at the
embassy this morning, the bridegroom being
then in the customary morning dress, while the
Catholic rites were gone through with considera-
BILE pomp at the Church of the Place d'Eylau,
DR.. Russell having, meanwhile, in accordance
with foreign practice, donned his evening coat,
covered with decorations, and white tie, carrying
out French habits to the letter. DR.. Russell
stood for half an hour on a raised dais in the
chapel adjoining the church, and received the
congratulations of all the numerous friends who
defled to shake hands with the happy pair.
Although he had his charming bride by his side,
the man who has seen so many fights said that
he would rather undergo ten campaigns than 60
through such an ordeal a second time.
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the province of Baltimore; secretary, the Most
Rev. John J. Williams, D. D., archbishop Of the
province of Boston; treasurer, the person acting
for the archbishop of the pE5vinc6 Of Philadet
the Cardinal. Who has appointed the Most Rev NJ n
A. Corrigan. coadjutor archbishop, to act for him,
the Right Rev. Bishop of the diocese of Newark,
n. J., and the Right Rev. Bishop of the diocese
of Mobile, Ala.
to the conversion of the property of the Propa-
ganda into italian rentes. The property in
cluded, of course, the American college, to the
support of which Catholics in the United States
have contributed many tens of thousands of dol
lars