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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
FOR VINELASD aad GRIDTErON A. l:3O p. IA.
NEW-JERSEI SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No p, North River, Via SANDY Hook.
ForL0NG EBASCu EAIONIOWN, etc. At ,. NJ

Tickets procured 20 too Lbrrtyst Pier No sNor'
River 81 lu2 POI, >b.-.bl E,l 40 f2 3iA iiIi sud
LIB Broadway ~ and ~ Gthave.i Rynstonst; 10
Gr0enwcsf Ia.t l2fth r.. and principal I0i's IN
Ne".l OIL city In Brooklyn y SOS Colr-5t u fTo%
ave. le9tl Atlautcaye In H0boken 25A Was'Dgtonst,
y Y Transfer Compsny viii M ror and check baggage from
hotels r residence tod situation.
j. h. WOOTrEN. Gen Nlnager G. G. HANCOCK a. p.
and 4. A IL, r BALDMlN,u h. 4. 10 LDorty ST. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
CHARMS
" IAhIN
COMPANY

- CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office Pier u. Y. R.. foot Of Cortlandt..t
consRnments Of freight forwarded directed TO any ra,
wOrld t
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery Of all of rre h and ne,
'hanlise 10 any part of tho city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAE.
Dor LIGHrERAGE
Freight o every description promptly lshtored to any petn
IN the har5'r al reasonable rates.
SIEAN"OArs, BAEGES AND GROVES TO CuAH.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
SieinerJoItN RI. sTARIN FOR NEw.HAyEN leaves Pier
- n r., foot Of Cortlandtst at p H. daily lsUNDAYs
excepted
light FOR points D. & W r. r. received q, Pier -.
Tor Ne"-liovcn AM points East, = Pier IS.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND.-Eleyop Nus. r.,
Ton Cents Via steamers from Pier l. E. r. foot Of Whi.,
hall.st. '
CENTRAL sHlPYARD Ccmmunipaw N J-.prv Docr.
Machine and Boiler Shops Everything apoertas 20 ia
construction and repair Of yessela
EHE ERIE RAILWAY, better known rs the
4 NEW-ioEN. LAKE, ERIE AND WESTERN Raj.
o.., Airne.nI =. % O. dus trow Clouo4rs--t pc9ot
cocncs 10 m.r ray ard 'G afao i sio55.t
SPIN d,ily -, ioni; ries sun tnr 70; c,,ro ,,
o5 ta7 ti2e-faqn Steering Coiches to Buadlo arriving
t"H2L ~ Doh; sa'amlucl 900 Clc. Land i.t5 m.
Ing 'r@'us arriye roieo a:-' N and Indianapolis
luln.a ~ aaj ecins toa TO IS gha mon ftI o.
h aS; Mia las cncGnsti aud chicago Hotel AL
81 , H. Lmisr1n, ram Tor Tho West
lao go tg J..O $40 $50 lUil IA n n,.ini.
SUNDAY SO LOGO am 20 $50 p D. a.an az '
faitrs'n apo = 80 0?O lu:-O N - N
90 $50 10 $50 ESQ lis 1913 pg and MIDNIGHT Slu
days q 500 lut0 = IA "A 60 - p IA II mlluiyht.
NtytrN aud f"teron wa Newark b:ia IN
u -h.S ONLY ~uuGays 8:I5 ESQ ID M '
~uHeIr6 1Op ld-O m l:l5 $500 3OBlO Sis m AMI .,
midnight - ~ ~'N -
Wa.wi,k 7.j1a mA3lpm
butE ana CORNWALL 30 9 a Ia $50 i3O pm SCGis,
$50 / lu. 10y
E3pdout aal Kingston AID Montgomery n m s:sopm.
SUNDAY $50 M - NV Z '"
Goshen $50 1870 IN $50 $50 tS0 ssl5pm SIM.
day $50 10 % . m SO spun - '
Aiiidtc own 1909 o:zO ~ $3.50 ..0 S,I5 pm sunday
oo.U ll-u IN y 80 IN Tho C9tus = ul and t'l 70 n,
u"i3 colhtct VIVA New for, ontario and Weston aSal
~ MANS. lAee a m uuu stOpa az N2lu.si IN,
l1.ua N % 6Jl9pm '' '''''"' Wv
boats leave 2dst quarter OF auG quarter tcr each hour
ron ot' INTO loio la every thirty minutes moan
lg:l1p u 40 IN every hour
.etls LOT passage and apartments Ga DRAWING Room and
% Dug .otch can be obtained aHd orders ior u0 NiJg
anu uh'i OF baggage may be lv AZ III Company olcc,
COURTS Brooklyn. ~ the Company DopstS
Express Trains from the West arrive "a Now Aus. at 80
7.OllZj IA aud lo.2O pm.
JOHN n. ABROrT. Gea1 rassI AFeat >cE.yoyk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEN.
~ Trains leave for IN sloNOel Chester Pctnout AL
Nyack $50 l0a 30 400 $50 oiV p IA 2lBk.'
night Sundays 9em and tlSpm.
Nenuei, spring Valley and Moasey 7l0 ~ an i.5aPn n.
JOHN y, ADBorT, osHl rsssg Agent, NsN.Ysrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24

D' d, r To'' i Used RECEIPTS O. limitation
Creamery carry ns prcs down slowly Factor, gc,5y
Soc
Creamy Elxin cstra3O 'a3l DO we'sl, tub. cE az
Do ~ re- mi Penn .Du extra hrsts - az
Extra .........? I $50 70 secnhd", 'ni'v%-' "-
Do western extra % Weseln m nj g1i -; a.,
10 seconds r. nrsis2- a. DO +tSVH 10
u.. t7lra i.' a., DO second. Gr'r.l2 slf
49, 49, SNia iI iat,,s,. - % ~ 10 'il' ''''
state dairy, tubs, a'stG ds3iryi e'a'nS. ae7
Dosecondsto lrss Is az, De- scends ioi ISIS 10 40
10 thiIGs - cli 1891 " Ti22I. 10 ~
extra frsts - az s'conl. ......---lo ~
nrAv4 Avp ,fA.
KeSPtsior the EC'G oIr cas us tan import
7olt bags es Very fey -ta'F MnGN ar c'a 5 nov ,r
asfng more MONEY fc choice ,ty easier 10 aelI sn
choce stock MEDIUM pGa ag sf Sf' S1eiy
anything dong In Tnrc~c1r AKA pi,cs have further d
sI would result much ower rre$ Green peas higher aod
hi". n,..,,.. o,oua,,
choice. ............. or - poAanoT Iea 3 !Ie
~, ~, N tsn 70 9o y" fIsa W"ci,2 a0@ ~
10 Fr Ia GOOD acGa1 Do HaTscli. Ned 90 90
RSd E ltir NI I"s, g0%5 20 ''''"
rcr,lts f., the week His nLgs rr,orts 80: pigs
1as e ai,ay ats,e.. About -, o.e, r3{S
, M25Ey cor s = bdJe. c fs sSd Ce al M
= a. s Ct 5.;5 #
Todc are able to Ger 5a jr bnt ioT Coored l'c j; -
treme flncy pc cells son si, and hnc lots at n
"a e ne dfT'asd "f sprrE Sims haFr ei c w. ar
nm We mt far y Ptaa ots ha for stPaI t Is a''
stste facrafv White Creamery Skinz
G s. s. , z Z s}5 = 6 E. e.. !, ,., ia,
g. 81 q: & 55 t1:, IF IS" 10 3
ps,s,t, sr tho WOO. q ~ ract5oesrc market -.t
tied no. y5c for Chccs western lat Wcenes,;ay ~
price barge quantty 9! prime stock went INTO c"d s!ol%G
y many H5s MS.e HrSrei Oh c NE 1 s' az M move
mGn on lYct, EN- on 'Tn afo' ,rtr DIV RE ~
la or push pties ePy ara ht ne stck
in is large tt has trt lar been noposs,t - ~
asian Tor .Pes.i GraTs bat Sycr encay g to
ss G%,T ~ f r n,iS Ca an sie hid oy present
.9s yiigc acy could be rasri al l.c 1T no hS
p psnn f., mn = 5 n'y"oy, pne.,r:.- - at
Western iresl. lail Is II -, fioose Leg 80 40
Sou'iela' irs'h ia.l @ III = -. ..,
,.,r ,,r' o,..o,,. I o9g Iur on:i,
fsat e1rrmc Filia o'gaa,e f'ir .Igi%y 9gt taay
s s sr1 !i 5t. s Sc sd %ar 'T %
is@ ' acy JS s35 qi s& s o "a Ns Sue Ja 29y
p ,n,,'. r,ld%,a or,,r,. ~, bo1 a,,aeco
~, s'ata bill" 3 "9t 90 sE@ . '' Gc ia .,
Do N.'~.--.. is" ~
iftrr, ~-rGIu.
-Ecc-li- ~. t-r ", il9 pAk. tN',,- ,'', >"
% pas ih"f' - hlli' unluS a.. li mr., ' 80.
sr , i,l g sT NV s1N1. t AeoaI L. 90
Of go, ,.cf I-,r, wct Vest a. a
ma ~, ts u uu,t, era hags a.
s q: ss We az "a .s s Il $3.50 b .s'o
bldth': ,s .t'F ms uiii' '-''- '' '-"'7 ''' 90
P'l". ~ 1h' ''-'-
Appi. LFIp fancy - " = 10. ~ -" - 3. az
Du. focii0i"r -"i' 10 w. PEE 'rl.- NJ y
s. -iicod ~. %l.9 . .Dn. uHp ,icdqis.. Ia -
DO No to Ma ..-J'iG Do. ais0 q
De. KegtalAy.gI pbl- ,fi o., Iss;'. --...33
% Tenn AN D4ssI tt u
T, r,,,,s.t e. ~. PuaI+ -falr l3 all
nv, ..,...,a., hin. pir,1s i,Ir.,, ~
t,.',t.- 49, .''l.ta =, = rf,.i5,,frr. - 81.
a.. 5s,,n......' tJ,,,f. .',.rfi,..
i,, y {. ,..l,.t f,n., ali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
Gurorran Advertisements.

GuroreGu Advertisements.
1 IEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF NEAT.
II Finest amt Cheapest Mcttndyotht Sues I0s
Soaps, Made Dishes ard ~"u' ~
IEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF NEAT.
II invade. Nie palstahe Tonic m M eases 81
Wc.IA III 1eStAn and debility. III IL Slecis5 ant
boon ioT which %atIoG. tAonld lec gTasr iu..' So@
'NI-''icai IreaS" Lancet "Lrtish -i'ac3l
Journal etc.
IEB G9MPANIS EHr NIX or a N sr5i
li,hig Signature IN EUc INK s'ss.I babel.
This Cag1iou - necessary. INInZ n v1rOI3
chap and interim NtDirtutcs Hr,nR IN tee Af
kci.
4 IEBIG GOMPANYS EXTRACT OF NEAT.
u be hal OF all StGreEcrprrs Gr1rrr7 AIT
Chemists. sole AcrnfI FOR th- UuItrd states twhpr
saie cllyI, e.. D1yd q CO. Ieuehurca-ivrnus,
Inn'pu. England.
sold Wholesale By PARK g TifOul smith * NtudorJoos,
Acs,r attrtll t"r3it Eohunl II. IS. * T. u
iutIj-r * co.. amt ssrs. ". If. ~chIctIl &. 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24

silks ,,cg: Materials o-tncs and conf, 7 ipr "a ICES
ard Caiiruu. il"r- Millinery. Flowers EoI1n. clio co.
Fciiuutry Whine ,9N- Ca ptt ia a..iiu. LtD--fy
b!cll1~. Travelling Octtt'. ctt., &c.
~ Warehouse f tr De- MAR. ~ Is IRE y Idir
,,li~ constructed and pod to ii' N"N.ir t' lhe
ostills al haf VI. 10 Doc
useful ta.Lc aid sad ia tl.s .ec7 ouc
% tur ..,ri -i-btY ~ F.I-
To- The iava;mfr pun iHe OF sNia; uonc bat trs L.s'
q. 3D.. ~ ....t.f Pas-i'l. rive must "a Il tic
constant GROWING --gc..r o. ire H1N s. .'t.t|. 81
.chaH ely St- 'ctrry, HH Oh COS uJt
come up t..r warranted s'.l.a q, cog. ..'.
chan ly th' monty tr'Itfo returned g. TIE Jly'r
Tho HuN NAa:EH la4 no Branch Embellishments III
Fac. tn..i % Crl.li %.
lut,rp.. Il languages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
rNI STOCK ,rArtEr,-eY TEL

-,Gu ArId , 1ar blo,@,F J1rrql reports. HJ4s-ic
ccrts. i5uJH head. -luumaus 80 hca.L ulrat; .i.k
ana 90. d. ht': Rough PJr' n. - 0=j : PACKING
end slipping, - aoasG o Light - 500 - -. Ssp- Il %
uS,O..
f,e-Rcccpt+, 1890 head; shipments. $500 head. mar.
krt active aHi strong. exports. - 8 0rG g.; Good 10
Chsrcc ~hppBs a. ST -; Common a. Medium - 20
- =.
Nleo Receipt 1000; shipments 900; market seale
GufrtUr Far. II OuHS' 90 Medium Good - 90
- 80 Choice 70 Extra - 6Co ~ UO LAMBS SO ,0us6 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24

From Prcnce's Stores" near Wal.st. Ferry. Brooklyn.
travellers for France spain and Italy. PyIpnees. Pau
Nice re, VIII 9aVr time aud by taking this limo
First Cabin including 300. second SJj
SteeIa C. 80. For passage apply 10
IL LhI Ia NGEN Al Ieavar.at-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
Ocedr Steamers.

BORDEAUX LINE.
~ New aud direct line 10 the South OF FranGs
NEWNORK AND Bordeaux DIRECT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24

Express Tan'eagc NewYor Via Desbrcsse AMI Cortland,
81 ct Re .iies - lOllOws:
c@9. 40 E, .o . aud 10 Lnie.N IL, 1910 n. go
$40, /, ), q, 6i and Il night. sundays 6lJ, :
80 4ptei and % = M T. Q, . AID M, and ~ night
trains leaving NcwNolk daily sunday, IL lad
lio III, l. =, 4, snd Ia, connect at Trenton
Camden.
Returning trains leIYe BrCld-st. Station Plblade ha col
3i SO :. $50 except Monday, $50, 3D. -:-ti, 40
II, and !lr 10. QWled Xpress l3n ard l2O p. l.
3 ~ p D. 90 go - lad 20 on sunday i@o!. &l5,
md pm Leave Philadelphia Camden, $50 4.
daily except sunday
Ticket onces D. ,i9 Broadway, Aster HoHso
foot of nesbrOSScs i 90 q ait Streefs,
ni BTookl Annex station. foot Ok Eu!tOA 81.
i1o1Syn: BTsh's Hotel. TJbJ'cu station Jersey city
tnunt Ticket Office 40. battery Place aud Castle GAr
The Ne0crk Transfer Com9any will call for and ehos.
.1EyF-c tIcin h"tgls and residences.
CHARLES PGGH. j. r. WOOD
(tuyrs' Ea.s ga.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24

'oubLE TRACE, THE NJ 81 IMPROVED EQUIn
ME&T, AED TIE FASTEST TINE CONSIST
ENI WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
TO PHILADELPHIA.
ruE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT IL

10 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND 81
SUNDAY; ; STATIONS IN PfTfLADEL~
PhIA = lN NEW-YORB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24

Recript5for the wcck-l;e2ps =, h''S; Itaf - =" hI'
EXpOrsEeALs, sos pigs; PEAS lVJo, "u'h lhPp' -
7Olf bags l;cans state Marrow arr cphlHN I''
wand AMI The atock havins como reduced holders are no"
uOnS chOcc qnty ~ u easier 10 e .@n
The improves j. cnn met tXtiGNE' 80
ChOire MEDIUM, Pea aul " ht Nfl'Y seiiihE so"
PED kidney have export denAnd - - q. D. StttH
anyt.ng dong In turtle oup aEG prices have further q
clicd IOcign dull and weak prtSsnr" 10
much lower tiIct peas higher auA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
" G IL TKTNK LINE
4 Nn ~ FrrTrA --TAT Li- Arr ri

y
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave Yoik Desbrosses and Corandt stress
Ferries follows:
Barrsburr Pittshu:g and south With Pullman
Palace Cars attaChcd . and m. daily. SewGork
and Chicago Limited Of Paror Dining, Smoking and Sleep.
IN Cars. 81 " q. %. every day.
WilianSp0Pt Lock Haven Cory and Erie as
c0nneciine a Cory for Iusville, Petroleum centre
end the OIL REGIONS
Bamore WaSh gton srd the sOntb Limited Washington
EApiess' OF Pullman pdOr Cars daily except sunday ID
q. arrive y abingdon 405 M kegnlar VIA b. and p
hGi 80 AMI II night: VIA
z AID o. r. Z. and p and night sunday, via y
ard r. r. ~ N p IA old i2 night, via B. ana w. h
u. ~. and L. nj Iht.
For Atlantic except sunday, with through
For tSYe May, except Sunday, H. m.
fo1R Btnch Say Head junction, md intermediate staons
VIA kiAwoy sui Ambor, M, L noon. $40, p m. On
sunday, p M nl do stop at Asbury PARK
pOls NJ B-GOb y Annex connect with al brO II trains "a
r-rsey CIV snCrirg speedy and direct taaster for
Gr5Ohynt4y
Trains airyFr Pittsburg e:lO and 1l:20 ~ 7SO and
l32O p daily and r. IN dsiiy except MONDAY From
Nashiugfod and BAL sm0re. o. I o:le $40 800.
80 80 1000 and 1000 p m. sunday $50, $50 a m,
l'D5 ih6 1888 From BALTIMORE l;20 D m. sun.
daJ ss9 p N From Phgde ghIa 20 6:i9 oa0 $50. =
pt NouGgy. g:-0 $50. LOAD, 1880 l1O 2 B. 80
so. 3d. o:-O 20. 80, 500, $50, 1905 o:-O and
lO n SuU lay 300, b:&o 600, 500, 100, ll3I = LII
3 md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
FARE ONLY SO.
.ners CITY or WORCESTER
* AND Long BRANCH RE.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST,
Via philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.

y
esye per 40 80 North Rye f0o. II watts IT, neyt Dier
above DesDrossess Ferry. d.y eSccot sunday e. p ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
\ ~ FI fii;n STATES NAIL STEAMERS
LINE OF STEANERS.

NATIONAL NE-SPECIAL NOTICE
~ Seg ard last steamship AMERICA. G000 rOns captain
Grace viii leave Tor Liverpool Nay ~ The steamship
LGYPT Captain sumner newly iCed and fast, viii sail Tor
Liverpool April 80 Estes Of cabin plsal2e IS. 10 SoQ
choice Dc fTcd application 10 + W. j.
HURST ry Broadway Model VI the steamship 4crIoa Oh
exhibition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24

A;,il,~ very d'f Quotations L. aug'i, bur 0uic
figures e1trmc Fipi'a O'gHeCs ~ fIr rpty. but fancy
qualify enough reach oIt ide d0yatIGu vsTr ry
received Snnn berries "a ibcla. supply md n"cr Ch1'
1na Florida generally selling 80 / a,c-. oH'V
les fancy stschiu1 -. \ cT!t5, E0m North Carolina
pretty green. sold 40 iSc3Cc. tOilY.
Aprlts. psidgll Or.nrt- Fla. boV. 3tJ06CO
~tatr. bbl. ~ - % 90 raw btrric~
Do. 500 %. liDriia. pc" It, iJH ="
10. Elf' ficT .... "J'1 - 10. tha.'c7tna IN -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24

Eecppts for the waNs 10; ractJ&eS The Rarstt SET
tlet to Ch.iCe WcserR last Wednesday. ~ ih9t
price barge qu2uty prime went into cud storage
ANA many ordered OF the market ny hppe's tis
wIhdawIla r rom sale. c"apr wLtl very tau Lioyc
lgc3l amt account DTs ~ -tiei'
f1vor ssi advance l5co i3 0ctnrrcd tT Etlr
kpI saturday THIS week mere
la push prcS pV1fd hf the sltcN
iG sore large taf hls t lar been impossible - ~
takh any further advance TuGCy it, hRs been mad" IN
Tor spceit brands hat bTycT generally le' Z"
above ami been are supply th'if
GuifleHt5 Canad held above present
selling vllrC they could piaer l'c. but hi2he.
southern Fxgs are Utectpt shown Ices
lie better srIie, buck Eggs Gull and weak
jCosc LES steady
Penn fit H. rer Guy ~ Dno a., Eggs ~ al
Western. reslt ai l. 81 -. fOocr Leg 80 40
fltf1a fr.al
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-08

DIED. Hugh Warner died in Meadow
Valley Wash on last Tuesday. He had
been sick for some time with liberation
of the stomach and had been in Phoebe
for over a week under the care of DR..
Reece. He left Phoebe for the Wash on
Monday. He reached BOWS on Tuesday
morning. The polls were there, and he
must have arrived before they were
opened, for all the men were in the house
at the time. 1t is thought that on War
ner's arrival there, and being tired, he
dismounted from his horse and went to
sit down for rest, and he fell over
dead. The body laid within fifty yards
Of the polling place all day, before it was
discovered. The remains were taken up
to Bullionville and an inquest held, and
was then buried. Warner was native
of Zanesvill, Ohio, and came to this
country about eleven years ago
THE LATEST. Dispatches as regards to
the political news in the East received in
Phoebe are so mixed that there is no tell.
ing anything about them. Everything
appears to hang on New York. That
State is exceedingly close. Both parties
claim it by 1000 majority. New Hamp.
shire and Connecticut are close. One
dispatch stated that Virginia had gone
Republican, but we have doubts as to
the truth of the report. The last dis.
patch from Indiana was favorable to the
Republicans; but no news has been re.
ceived from there for two days. As for
the dispatches received in Phoebe, the
public is as much in the dark as to who
will be elected President as they were
two months ago.
THE cause of the non.appearance o.
the Cave Valley list Of voters in thu
RECORD last week, is not the fault OF thi
Office. The demented individual to whom
the list was given to deliver at this ottlc
packed it around in his pocket AM
wouldn't give it up.
{ CONGRESSMAN CASSIDY sends a dispatc
I to DR.. Alexander stating that he is de
4 feated for Congress; also, that Clevelan
Is elected. Mr.. Cassidy probably get
his news the same as We get it IN Phoebe
;, Both parties claim New York.
. THE best assortment of hams, baco
J, and lard in the county is now offered b
!. J. Poujade, Meadow Valley stree
y Wholesale and retail; home made an
imported
A LARGE number Of outsiders were
town during the week, many of who
y had not been it town for months.
= 7. NEsBITr & Bro received large stot
> Of fresh groceries this week.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-08

The Best assortment Of hams, bacon
and lard in tho county is now offered by
J. Poujade, Meadow Valley street;
Wholesale and retail; hoias made ana
imported.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-08

The Virginia Enterprise says the Pyr!'
amid Lake Mining Company's smelter Is
farming out copper rapidly. Yesterday
six more men were set to work, and
Others vii the added to tho force as CIR.
cumstances will warrant. 1t 1t probable
that thriving little camp will spring up
there in a few months.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-08
SCHOOL REPORT.

The following is the report OF the
Phoebe Grammar School Tor the month
ending October 81, 1884:
Whole number OF boys enrolled IA;
whole number of girls enrolled IL; total
number of pupils enrolled 81; average
daily attendance 25.
The following are the names of those
pupils who have made an average grade
in scholarship of so per cent. and over:
aRADE-
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-08

ROLL Of HoH OR: Maggie Dooley Clara
Warren Nicholas Do"ley, Frank CLARK. Kat
| Melon u2h, theresa n enmsnn. Annie Csr!nau.
M mule Carmsn. LIZZIE lace, Ella lnce, Jjhn
Ewing. Ed. Clark. Eugene Coz trtrh.
Miss KA.E COURTNEY, Teacher.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-08

Roll of Honor: Jenny Jacobs, Tennie Roeder
John Deck, Philip Esenm mn Maurice Lynch
George sawyer.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-08

Coon news comes up from Silver Reef.
The buildings in that town are reported
as all being occupied and the force Of
workmen is being gradually increased.
The residents there are now feeling in the
best of spirits.
TIE Best assortment Of hams, bacon
and lard in the county is now offered by
J. Poujade, Meadow Valley street:
Wholesale and retail; home made and
imported. "
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-08

THE brethren, owing to the defeat OF
their leaders, are chagrined and say that
their party 1.-THE Democratic) deserted
them. The brethren should harP born. no
i'll feelings toward their brother Demo emo
Gratis. Pause a moment, and think, good
pou deserted Democratic candidates,
sometimes SOM for spite, and others for re- e.
mnnerative con liberation. Boast not
about that "balance Of power" any
longer. The problem has been solved
p1ocaE TOWNSHIP OFFICERS. -Justl'e
A. A. Young; Constable, Chas. koeaeh
School Trustees--J. o. Gelabert, long
term; G. Blewett and Geo. Ne'o''''
short terms
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-08

Bat La Prairie was born in Michigan IN
1912. He is part Indian and part French.
He entered the American Army when "a
years old, and was soldier and scout and
Interpreter through the war OF 1872. he
joined the army again in lS48, and served
in the NJ exican war under General Scott.
His age and infirmities caused his reJec,
ton when he volunteered in our late civil
war, bat he was sworn into service dur
ing tn Indian troubles in Minnesota. lie
was Fever wounded but once. He is no"
Twin z at Marsh6eld, Wis, and is sup
port ed by private contributions. Ht
drir ks all kinds of liquors, and has uset
tob acco for 95 years.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-06-17
A.Fourth Century Baby.


During some excavations made in the
Rue Nicole, near Val-de-Grace, about
1873 and 1879, o large quantity of pot.
terry ware and many interesting objects
were discovered upon the site of what
proved to be an ancient Gallo Roman
burial place. There we're disinterred
3lS earthen vases of different forms
and sizes, few glass walls, and some
thirty small utensils in brass and iron.
besides eighty-tive Roman coins, and
some Enthusiastically formed skulls.
But above all, there was found very
singular memento OF the distant age.
The accidental percolation Of q liquid
deposit Of white clay had reproduced
the body Of q buried infant in the same
manner as at present practiced in the
ruins of Pompeii, when search parties
find cavities in the lava that lead to the
supposition that some Of the victims Of
the catastrophe had lain therein and
since mouldered to dust. In the pres.
emit case the mould Of the tiny body
was perfect, and formed an exact re.
production of little Partisan Of the
fourth century.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-06-17
Heirs to the British Throne.


The death Of Prince Leopold does
not make much of gap in the success.
ion to the English throne The royal
family is very large: and, even if every
member of the family in England was
taken off by an epidemic, there is an
army of succession on the continent Of
Europe. Just now the Princess Fred
erical Mary OF Cambridge is the thirty
eighth living heir, and fresh heirs are
born every year or two.
There are twenty eight direct heirs,
and at least sixteen who could come in
upon their failure. In case of the fail
ure of the heirs OF the prince Of Wales,
the duke of Edinburg, the duke Of Con.
naught, and Prince Leopold, who left
an infant heir, there would be in the
line of succession the princess imperial
Of Germany Victories eldest daugh.
ter, Prince William of Prussia, her
son, and his six brothers and sisters !;
then there would come the large Hesse
family, grandchildren of the queen the
Princess Christian of Schleswig- Hol.
stein and her children; the Princesses
Louise and Beatrice, daughters of the
queen; to say nothing Of the Hanover
and Cambridge cousins of her majesty
II is evident with over forty heirs the
throne is not likely to 60 begging.