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Light Backs.........S4 aS52 Light crop ....3l d33
Mds BscSs heavy SO d87 Beies qSi6L
Calcutta ,Buaaio: Light -q23 o. Middle 2S a CT
Barely steady copPsT-sesGy LSad-sshy nrmer
&0LA ssEs-Du for Cuba at 22c for so test Yewor.
' NXSXI sToREs-Traae is almost at q standstfl and
prices occupy very dubious position Holders are anxious
Win fair degree Of steadiness. .oo.
OIL oAK-5 ts9dy and quiet at ESQ 90 Tor Western
mess is confined almost entirely the ,ooGns trade
Calcutta, Sse59ci Crude cOOqseed, .s5 s{oc; Refined
5Sc Tanners Bank ajOc straits a52c CeyiOn Cocoa
nut Cochin 9G9to; PAIN a., 72SiSei Olive o.
Cod 63e54c Nestsfoot oGd75ci Rapeseed 72a9sOc Mus
OCEAN FREIGHTs-There was a moderate business n
beIthroom aud rule steady tone 10 rates was noticed.
we we're mantaned steam ~" 1905 Joe bash
tons DO = 3D. pEss Lard Is Cd: 1000
boxes Cheese, rs cd rsow. IN lots lOsi Beef %;
Rosin Sd 2iO tons Measurement Good. l2s. Cd Obs @
1860 bush CRAM for immediate Shipment I'd and fS
bush ao do .b for Tr next week E6 steam
op UIg Rns S1sS Su' DO &c.
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BARI same voyag and rate 600 Gbs British BARR sane
voyage and rate, $500 2bs -; : ANTWERP. British ship.
5000 66l- do. % CORK FOB ORDERS British steamer.
from Baltimore, 1900 qrs. grain, I'D
PRUvIs ONS--PORK-The West again excited and at
the showing further advance OF about Doc per bb
Here the temper Is also much stronger holders have Dgt
bbs old Mess spot at Sld 750si7 10 6bs Clear Rack
IL Is new Family - ce so ba saa
Continue con- sSt The ayaatase win oaFcrs cS
sI2 so Packet sl5 tsrei and s26 so In erees Plate
Bee. sl2 ,0Ssl3..... BEEF HAMS Dull ana declmng
quoted here At SO aud SO 90 at vest Sales 10 bills
orally steady prices Sales IL 900 RID Bellies ~ n aver.
age, 7ac % boxes do. Y 10 Sol lZ0OO b do, heavy,
7S.c; loo Picked Hams i99 300 Picked shou.
ders slgca Picked Bellies u average, quoted IS
si2c., Smoked Shoulders s2as.cd slnoked Hams isis
The demand very Glow. Long Clear In New.YorK QUO ed
at oiso Chicago delivery Long Clear s7bc and short
improved demand quoted at 7Asa7'tc; for ali
IARD-The market had weak look az the opening and
prices declined to points afterwards feeling act
at pOus below the outside hgues The changes are
wholly IN sympathy With the West Speculation Is quite
moderate and cash trading slow account OF the high
closing 81 S9Oc also 40 tes 20 arrive cost freight
e76o 2760 ties May at 40 $500 closing ssS a s6o:
les July s90ds ole, closing 9OIcJ 1850 tes August
Zoe, closing e0Sei year. quoted st 6Oas65ei
tcs at sCOc; Refined quoted Continent ana SOC
south American Choice IL wanted
moderately and brings steady pnces otherwise the
sylyaDs do 33ci Western do, 3.d33e, state Dairy hall
hrkins tubs and pa 22aSlc Welsh tubs 2262sc State
nrkins and tubs. Iss20cj state nrkins Diaries, sls
Dairy, i7alsc.; Western Factory ha22o CHI EEsk-
There ven hsue doing ana While nrces are NO, euoa6S
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Geatbers.

A ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
IA Of all grades tutors lecturers companions
circulars schools free charge to those employ
C0YRIERE& Co, 81 East l1th-st. Union square
A GENTLEMAN for French and German !;
nsh, Grammar School Assistants to West Apply TO
A. LOWELL & co. 10 AstOr Place, n y City.
4 TEACHERS, Tutors, Governesses, sup
~ Piled free TO employers schools recommended 10
parents. FLORENCE FIFTH, % Union square
4 MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab-
N lished 1853 provides promptly Best Teachers for Phi
schools with reliable information, free 10 parents Skilled
Teachers always wanted. Application form Tor stamp -
j. w. sCHERMERHORN CO., East Athst,N Y.
I AIDES AS RESIDENT TEACHERS.-The
II higher glish branches mathematics aud music In
in Methodist another mathematics and natural scieuce
French teacher; another with German and needle
work matTon for boarding German tutor Win Engsh
for family in city. H. HhS5ts 80 west ~ sl-sI.
TEACHERS WANTED.-La Ladies Expert
enced Kindergarten for Normal School French ana
school; drawing painting French GER
man German French English and music for city famesj
French SPOKEN English and music; French and English
ern cities French German drawing and music Gentlemen
Mathematics and English Yale graduate mathematics and
mathematics and military tactcB West Point graduate PEN
manshp and book keeping for city school Many other supe
IiOr teachers wanted Tor September Apply TO Mrs NJ j.
Amer. For Teachers Agency, % Union So
TEACHERS WANTED.-Ladies French,
L near City, $500; Singing end Piano, Cityj $500 and
City English and German, near City 5000 Several for
boarding schools $3.50 1900
sh etc near City 900 VIOLIN Ohio school Languages
south Music, Kansas; Drawing City. Various others.
j. w SCHERMERHORN co,
American School Institute,
East IA IA st, NcW-GOrk.
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New iJnbIieailons.

THE PHILADELPHIA CALL.
A Bright aud Witty SPage illustrated Humorous Weekly
II will you laugh half hour daily Saturday
Saturday For sale by all cents copy
Read-SBlckcr-Laugh-R
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1nstrnftton.
For Boys and Young Men---City.

CCHOOL OF MINES PREPARATORY
80 Gsa fs AVns R PS D. Principal
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No No pr ND
pal English SaI;Sa @na Pnay m apponSent
cath school year lust begun.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, ,4S1,
B5Saavsy s near aS 4 a75 SS. Pnnes
For Young Ladies-City.
NgR. PAUL ABERCROMBIE teaches ladies
WI the angular handwriting so fashionaeie pro.
nounced English style Easy terms Lessons BY MAI o Or
in person seen % SiisF F p e GiR S
For Both sexes-City.
A -CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
S 70 R1 rent 81 f Eas Es Tnon Square
A-CUOICE COLLECTION of school circulars
N with udciOus parents and guardians PROBES
teachers govenesses in every art ana earnns re- e
families q Hon Hamilton Fish Secretary Eya cyrus W.
Musical
AN ORGANISE OF THIS CITY DESIRES
an epggeMsnt in church in NeTfGis CIR hoo any e5 or
give good references as to a6y &C. terms pade
'''' y '''' A. E. LUTHER, Box 4, Tribune Office
Art Schools City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
SSgqH9Sb Tpesd%y E S l s HF
STUDIO No. so MADIsoN-AVE
Mr. D. HUNTINGTON, NE WILLIAM HART MI
JAMES HART, MI. A. r. BELLOWS
For BOYS and Young Men-Country.
LEXANDER INSTITUTE-Military Board
~ ing school, White plains, MY o.RWlLLl9 fh,D RIM
A HOME-LIKE BQARD y N1GIs,SS., 1of
BACKWARD and INVALID BOYS.-The I'M
Ddersgne experienced and teacher %asss
WILLIAMSON, Lyme Conn.
DETTS MILITARY Stamford,
ID Conn on Prospect HILL outside the village very healthy
s sRTgs 81 Fo send for Catalogue
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college Conditioned or rejected eanqldaIG Ev cHaS9e
DORDENTOWN, n. MILITARY Institute.
ID Prepares for College Business Finely located health
full and thorough E iSr WS B on NJ Principal
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP;;
T Y R" for aof for se6 S
Principal.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
WqTceseT Mass S09 ysE 9r 9 information ap
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
'"''''- --D CO.. THU HYATT President.
DYE, Y.-Bradford Mansion School. Open
For Young Ladies-Country.
DORDENTOWN, n. Female College;
ID beautifully located; very healthfu and thorough sn
perOr and Art Departments For circular &C. address
Rev. WM. G. BOWEN, A. NJ President
For Both Sexes-Country.
A FAMILY SCHOOL, on a farm IA miles
~ Flushing Railroad. Children receive
and right good time during summers Vaca
ton Mrs H g. MORRELL, Manhasset, l.. L.
CLAVERACK COLLEGE
~ and Hudson River Institute, Claverack, y. Y.
FITS for ALL coLiEGEs and byysI[NEss
French, Art and Music specialties. Both sexes.
chOOc Outu
Rev. ALONZO FLACK, Pm D., Presdent.
pOCKLAND COLLEGE,
Ia Nvack-Onthe. Hudson,
BOTH SEXES. No EXTRAS BUT MUSIC AND ART
Private instruction backward scholars $3.50 send for
catalogue w. III. BANNISrER, A M, Principal
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Ocean Cleaners

BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and direct line TO the south Of France.
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT -, a
s. CHATEAU Saturday, Apfh 10
80. CHATEAU MARCIA Tx saturday MY
From 'Prentoes Stores" Wallst Ferry Brooklyn
Travellers for France Spain and Italy, Pyrenees Pa
Nice &c will time aud expense by taking this line o..
First cabin ucludng wine $50 ~ 300 second Cabin Soo'
Storage, $50. For passage apply 10 .,.,, 40 u..s,
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Tickets be procured at foot Lberys Pier No North
81 POT, 25726l I'll 4l0, 72l e44, 1917 and
i,32S broadway 1877 and 74o 6h.aye Riyingtonst 10
Green Wchs; 30S East 2jtbst and principal Hotels in
NewY0rk CITY In Broosyn a Nos Conrst ne F En
ay8t 1891 Atantcave In Hoboken, 254 Washingtonst,
n Y Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from
hotels residence t. destination. --- - -
J: +. WooTIkN, Gen Manager G. q HANCOCK q; p
and 7 A. b p BALDWIN, O. f. z. A. ll9 liberty st, ~ Y.
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Gtsamboats ana RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
r,.,. va P5ilad,lpsia. Baltimore Warrington
'f Dg gpdi s and s9nd Dn @s
coaches % Chicago Cincinnati st Louis Connects for all
@6SIe5aT DAILY for washington and all psn: West
e. Bookyni PsSusyyana Rslros q S'0h"A '''
FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on H0U
STOP Fare ia%sf han BY any '' ''
FOR BOSTON. ro,,voron FARE ONLY SO.
INSIDE ROUTE. avoiding Point Jqaith.,
'"y''' =" f. Y. PoPPLE, Gen1 Pass Agt, III westst
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
Station, in Nevvgrt r".'.'a
LEAVE YEwYoRK, commeneina November i, $50. :.
To sSS 4S 4 IL s Sh EsSs gg s lGa
' For Maa ~ s ss FSa s9Rf ssySat h Zoo s II
M iSo $50 500 m suRdays 400; i1's MS
4:sP ssTas
sopp GD Il Toe ocean Grove Of A.SSy zoo
Ss s$
80 sOS Fl III KeyPS re s So S SSs
pm yInssnd BdsstCn o Atlantic CITY &9 l,so M
G. T. H T. a. e n. al ih S1R RR Asss sup.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER acknowledgements Nov. 10, 1905
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot 40.
8 M. Western New.YOrk and Northern Express Win
Chicago win s Si1ns s s:
Cleveland Toledo arriving At Chicago IUl IN per ozys
1O3Oa M Chicago Express drawing room, cars 10 canaan
IN a M Western Now.YoFk and Northern ExpresA WIN
drawng room cars ,.,.,.x -ouu, Ann.
"A q m . Accom- niodstion TO Albany and Troy - .,,.
81 n m St Louis Express with sleeping cars TOT NaaaIs
Fails Buffalo Cincinnati Except saturday,, Toledo Deuos
$50 D. m Express with sleeping cars to Syracuse and 10
An
"a n m Pacific Express sleeping Tor Rochester,
pp1lo Ceyeland Toledo Detroit Chicago St Louis, Oswe
90. also Iovyle (eIcept Saturday. . ,.
M Night Express with sleeping cars % Albany 4ns
Troy connects wifi the morning trains for tue West and
Gepes OH sale at Grand Central Depot NO Bowling
Green 252 and Broadway and at Westcotts Exgess
Oaces Park place and 1856 and 042 Broadway Ne".1gd
and 3s3 Washington and s64 Fulton sts Broohyn' NE" "
Fourth.st, Williamsburg. - !, .,...,,r car. can he
procured az any the ticket Offices In NewforN City, Ana
533 WashD gson ST., brooklyn -..,,on..
pag xage ca cd and checked nom reslntnce ous
.T6ese trains daily All others daily eISsg
]. N. TOUCEY, oonn,.1 osseneer A GENT .
General superintendent oenelsa Iasso"se. -sS-Z
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
Boston and the East Al ra from cram Cen ptn
A. M 2 D. (parlOr attached and 10 M with palace
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CUNARD LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
NOTTCT-"LANE ROUTE" .,.,,.
FROM NEW. YORK TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENS
hNO~ -H"' ' TOWN.
FROM PIER NO. 40 NORTH RIVER. "A n . ..
W SohesoSy' 1n nj ~ n m
GAILlA " edleiay hPIn 90 y U.s.
AURANIA " incauts kta y - n,
CABIN passage 500 $50 ana 500. .- -. .o,ov
stoersge tickets 10 and from all parts OF EuOpo ""
raes Freight and passage office, No lowing breen.
VERNON II. BROWN % Agehts'-
GENERAL TRANSATLAN TIC COMPANY.
" Between Sew.York and Havre. ,. -.
Companys newL No. AZ North RIVER i0otol MoEsons@
MIA ~ =, ,raugedl.. Weo: an. IN 81 n M
LABf,ADDR Collier. wednesday ptu OF T.
81 - rREN q" Jous9eln. W 'neelaY ADII ~ - ~
Checks payable at si4 amounts 10 suit onths banquo
LOUIS DE BEBIAN. Agent No 8, Bowling Green
WHITE STAR LINE.-MAURY ROUTE.
w UNI led STATES AND ROY A. NAL, STEAMERS
FOR QTEENSTOWN AND blNEItPOOI" -
BRITANNIC Capt. Perry saturday Apri lg l3U a. IN
REPUBLIC Capt Irving Thursday PTli ~ 80 p IN
GEfMGNid capt. Kennedy satgrdsy, May TO- p m m
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEST
10TH.ST ,,.-
RATES-Saloon. 500 40 and 500. Return tickets on
favorable terms Steerage s2l Intermediate tAdrauc ohy'
For inspection % plans and other Information apply at the
company's Offices No. 81 broadway New, York -.
II. Il. CORTIS. Agent
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING

FROM STATIONS OF
NE EoS7 IL fEsEkAh rRiES14N
Direct 'OnH'O''T fro SD f BTooEyn Bridge Pior
TINE TABLE-TAKING EFFECT NOV ls. 1888
i iGG p M Sundays at s45 m, $50 i2:O0p
p GSsGGt H at Co1@bave Tor ManSy1nE ConSO
hockeD and NoTistown
DRAWING ROOM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS Night Trains
returning eays TX Snh apa s STD
'E sUNp%3 ESQ $50 i2SS TS 81 a sS$
BfTk SUNDAY SiS Ssp "GS iOO $751; 0-O 0'0
LeS Ss T IREs warren aga lS so M &
DAYS, 1926. 0:iS M, 6;f5 p, m.
For wILLIAMsPoRT at 6:45. 7:45. 900 mr a.45, 400
For sUNBURY and LEwIsBURG at GAS. 7,45 a M. sr45.
For READING and HARRISBURG at 745. 800 JI:I6a m,
100, l3O, 400, $780, 1900 D. w. sundays at 0oO p M
For SCRANTON at 6i45. 900 m. 346 p m.
loo, 1870. 3:45. 500 D. m. Sundays az o'5O p H.
For DRIFTON at 8;45 a. m, 3I45 ?. m
For TAMAQUA at Gas, Tao, GOO l00 $780, 345, 400,
1900 p m.
For BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN and MAUCH CHUNK
$50 p m.
For EAsroN at e45 900 NJ 100. laO. S4o, t'oO $780,
For STATIONS on HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 300
q. M. 400, 4:3O p. m.
For PENNINGTON at 645 600 M, lOO lso. 400, AGO.
800, $50 p Sundays, 1870 p. m.
vi s3s s 1890 d 5Y {oO Oo s
days at 500 a m, 1870, 5:30 900 p m.
For de BS s & 49, 49, 500 &c., 9 s 1898 49, G go
ZOO 500 $40 1880 1900 p. SUNDAYS at 800. S45
O m 1870, 400, $780, 900, 1900 p m
For ELIZABETH at 6l5 Gas, 7:l6 745 800 $50 800
$50 1000 1890. Has, 1870 M l2A5, Loo 1870 300
6l6 800 6I5 ESQ 6n5 100 1880, 500 S45, go 1890
1880, 1900 SUNDAYS at 800. S.43 m 1870, 400,
500 600 1900 pm
For NEWARK at 800 64s, 615. $40 7l6 7so 500 S:l5
Il5 200 23o 500 80 do9 49, 200 Si5i o go 9i9
1000 M SUNDAYS at 800, 9l5, 1915 a IN, 1900 IN
l16, 800, 400. $500 8;10. 500, 900. 1890 pm.
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &C, IAN rail- at
500. 815 m, 1880, 400, 600 pm SUNDAYS except
Ocean Grove at 400, l045 Am.
For FREEHOLD-At6 8, S:15, IL a. IN, 1880, I, p
For LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at 8l5
a. NJ $780, 4;30 p. with through parlOr on 4oO p m
train.
For NINEI.AND and RRInGETON at 30 d. m.
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DOPIJLAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence.

DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr PrOvldences
Boston All rail from Grand Central Depod
trains daily Sundays excepted 10 Boston ~
sleeping cars Sundays st 10 m with palace seepnS
D M arrives Newport 1915 Parior care st!ached
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Musical.
v ORG ANIST OF THIS CITY DESIRES

n an engagement church In New-NoIk BToOklyn OF
iciny mas several years experience In this city and can
ability, Get terms made sasiac
tory By early application. Address for one week. 80
A, u. LUTHER Box T. Tribune once
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Art SchocIs-City.

MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupil:
W. beginning Tuesday oct 1G, in DRAMING OIL ahs
WATEKCOLOR PAINTING STILL LiEh FiV NJ MI ~ =
and IANDSCA APE. CHINA PAINTING and DECORATlON
STUDIO No. so MADISoNAVE.
References: 1900, ~,
Mr.. y. HUNTINGTON, Mr.. WILLIAM AAkl, nj
JAMES HART, Mr.. A. +. BELLOWS
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For Both Sexes-CitY.

A -ClRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOIS -,
M free to parents. Please give particulars. f. MlhlAm
COYRIERE x co. 81 East l1th-str Union square.
A-CHOICE COLLECTION of school circulars
N with iudcOus advice parents and guardians Pfos
sors teachers goveresses and learning recon-
menied 10 colleges schools and families Reference TO NE
of Hamilton Fish. Secretary Ev1lts cyrus W.
Fled Mime HESSE, 80 West 2lst-st,. New York
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For vINELAND and BRIDGEToN at 1880 p. m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.

From Pier No. g. North River, via Sandy Hook
ForLONG BRANCH. EATONToWN, etc, at 4 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-11

MR.. PAUL ABERCR0MBIE teaches ladies
vi the angular handwriting so Fashionable, pro.
nounced English style Easy terms Lessons Bf Mnts W
in person Seen afer D. M at 81 East l1hst, New YORK
III P'i'o" CIV" "a RiTtP poR CIRCJJIAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-11

SAN FRANCISCO, April 3, 1884.
T'HE BONANZA KING CONSOLIDATED
- MINING COMPANY has declared Dividend Ne OF
tventyh cents share. payable on tho 18th inst
Eastern Of record may be pad At the ONCE OF
Laidaw CO.. ID Wast, ~ T. Transfer books viii close
On the 9TH inst
DC. RATES Secretary.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-08-29
BE Honest and FAIR.

The Louisville Courier.JOurRat
makes alame attempt to show that
the industrial progress Of the coun'
try was greater under the tariff
which existed between 1850 and
1860 which approached a revenue
tariff, than ever before. To con-
vince its readers that its assertions
were not 'mere gIittering general
lties,' it quotes the following figures:
The value of all kinds of property
increased from S7,OO0,OOO,OOO in
1850 to $4,000, 100000 in 1860, or
126 per cent. Capital invested in
manufactures increased from $685.
900, 1000 to 81 OO,0OO,0OO or 80 per
cent. The net product increased
from 100000 to SS54,0OO,OOO
or 81 per cent. Certainly these
figures show, beyond any doubt,
that a revenue tariff will not close
our factories and mills and mines;
they show that it is possible to
flourish because they did flourish
under a revenue tarid, and increas.
ed in a ratio never before equaled.
Surely, the Louisville Courier
Journal could afford to be honest
in this matter; yet it is not.
The increase here referred to has
been altogether outdone by the
industrial development during the
period of high tariff between 1861
and 1880.
The product of coal has increased
200 per cent, of iron ore 500 per
cent. The number employed in the
metal industry has increased oTer
800 per cent, in the manufactures
of wood nearly 800 per cent, in the
wollen industry 800 per cent, in
the cotton industry over 100 per
cent, in the pottery, stoneware and
glass industries 800 per cent, in
the chemical industry 800 per cent,
while the mileage of railroads has
in creased 400 per cent.
The number of farms in the cOun-
try has doubled. Production Of
cereals has increased 100 per cent,
ETC., while the aggregate property
of the country increased 2l4 per
cent, showing a vastly enhanced
wealth per capita among the peo-
pie. Thirty thousand million Of
dollars $780, 100000 have been
added during these twenty years
of Protective Tariff to the perma-
nent wealth of the nation. The
Courier-Journal had better study
the industrial history of the last
twenty years before it prates about
the wonderful progress under the
revenue tariff, which ended in the
terrible financial disaster of 1S57.-
Exchange.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-08-29
A Wonderful Lake I'm Iowa

The greatest wonder in the State
of Iowa, and perhaps in any other
state, is called the Walled Lake,
in Wright county, twelve miles
north of the Dubuque and Pacific
railway, and $50 miles west of Du-
buque city, The lake is two or
three feet higher then the earth's
surface. In some places the wall
is ten feet high fifteen feet wide at
the bottom and five feet wide at
the top. Another fact is the size
of the stones used in its cOnstrnc-
ton. the ewhole Of them varying in
weight from three tons down to
one hundred pounds. There is an
abundance of stones in Wright
county, but surrounding the lake
TO the extent of five or ten miles
there are none. No one can form
an idea ofthe means employed TO
bring them to the spot or who
constructed it. Around the entire
lake is a belt of woodland half a
mile length, composed of oak.
With this exception the country is
a rolling prairie. The trees must
have been planted there at the
time of the building of the wall.
In the Spring of 1856 there was
great storm, and the ice on the
lake broke the wall IN several
places, and the farmers in the
vicinity were obliged to repair the
damages to prevent inundatIon.
The lake occupies a ground surface
of $500 acres; depth Of water as
great as twenty FIVE feet. The
water is clear and cold, soil sandy
and loamy. 1t is singular that no
one has been able to ascertain
where the water comes from or
where it goes, yet it is always
clear and fresh.-Burlington Hawk
eye
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-08-29
AccessiOns of Independent
Democrats.

The occurrences of the last two
days have done much to impress
the Republican leaders with the
strength and magnitude of the
revolt of the Democratic working
men against Cleveland. A number
of delegations and committees
representing labor organizations
have called upon the committee
and signified that it was their
desire to be enrolled among the
supporters of Blaine and Logan.
Three clubs of Independent Demo
Gratis gave notice yesterday that
they would support Blaine. A
club of Independents Democratic
business men has been formed in
one of the Assembly districts on
the east side. 1t is not political
organization, but will declare for
Blaine and Logan. Il have 900
men in may employ, said a we'll
known manufacturer to a Tribune
reporter yesterday, 'and they will
vote the Republican ticket, with a
very few exceptions. Their sup.
port was never to the Republi.
can party before, and their votes
will swell the percentage of Rep
ublican gains. / am told numbers
of men that their employees are in
a large majority of instances op-
posed to Cleveland, and are out
spoken in their attachment to the
Republican candidate.-Netc York
Tribune.
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John Smith has gone and tied a
knot in my horses tall complained
a man to a lawyer the other morn
ing. Now, what can | do about itI'
he demanded. you can go and
unite it, replied the lawyer, 'and
pay me five dollars for legal ad'
vice.