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The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-11-01
TUFTS HAIR DYE.

GLOSSY BLACK by single application of
this DYE. 1t imparts natural color, acts
instantaneously. Sold by Druggists, or
sent by express on receipt of 81.
Office, - Murray ST., New York.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-11-01

joint their hulls against the treacherous
lodges.
The wife of Joseph Shirley, residing
near Letart, w. Va, was instantly killed
last week by lightning. She was sitting
in her room with one of her little girls
when the bolt descended by the side of the
chimney, it being an inside one, and came
into the room with the above result. The
little girl was badly stunned, but will re-
cover.
The Secretary of the Navy has issued a
general order for the establishment of a
college for an advanced course of profess
sional study for naval officers, to be known
as the Naval War College. 1t will be under
the general supervision of the Bureau of
Navigation. The principal building on
Coasters Harbor Island, r. l., will be as
signed to its use.
A Des Moines, Ia, dispatch says: The
Jury in the case of Mrs. Rachael Huff vs.
Auiman & Schuster, brewers, last week
gave the plaintiff verdict for 81 800.
Last winter her husband got drunk at the
brewery and on his way home fell off the
bridge on the ice and was killed. The ver-
dict was 5 800 actual and 500 exemplary
damages and costs.
Two children of Garrett Wiseman, aged
s and years respectively, living in Mitch
ell county, N. c., while passing through a
long strip of woods recently were attacked
by a large catamount. The ferocious ami
NAL buried his claws in the younger girls
throat, instantly killing her. The older
sister attempted to escape, but was pur-
sued and so terribly lacerated that she
died in a few hours after.
/ E.W. Cole, the Tennessee railroad king,
has purchased the fine blue grass farm
known as Terrass Place, and presented it
ito the state to build house Of refuge for
boys and girls. He is regarded as great
benefactor, as there has never been any
thing of the kind in the state, juvenile cul-
iprits always having been sent to the peni-
tentiary, where they were brutally treated
and demoralized by the elder criminals.
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ETAIE or TRADE
nnMrsrln MAnNrra

N'Nl~ll' NANN''@
nnrWur Nov r. -rntt,n lnn Mdinlns as' Flour
,,ea' ere. ;',e', Y.'a 7es'r I 81 az ,
saps'. =. - ''a ,ss p 'i't,G 90 aa'i,
:, eni soo, 'W,e,-5oi3pn'ta ae,l, Western isaer
-ol.h'ia net G. iri o. A@,'' nnf1 ,si a. sn
"a, ruvo'nnrt 80 iit. lp,tnhei al'ta ~ e.. lan
Waai,,b a,,',e. ..p,Ga,a Whua 3 'a, ao Aep't a9s
9@ N"e" WIN ,t 49, r.. a. ' as ,H ' W.
rpnnst,ant il fit, uto al steady - Nss ~" "
4 u hu,,. Nua4t e. iul nuan. tofi anm hashr oats
b,' ' ''' s.,,. Ehst ,l "~ ea,, 'o1 i'."u' ea'h
hofoN A. N t,a', IN, met , ""S "gS"'4 Sss
W,"t,r T,te.til,fii i, IRA iii 1',nar Nolos 6-e
NS VITA 'a5aS54t. ~ : White i444s5e shorts
oooobG,l
.air, 300 bush So Hala -Ncilnern Pacific At sste
5000 bush 90 NoyembT at % corn "a 'If ae'" a.s,
quiet ami weak. Barley .tealy sales cars No. 2 Ne
esai. nncnsasea frs ;hts NeS lSr. ssady
& c2T9 o5 81 p, Sa' orS Sc o9.a o
10000 bus, ~. 553 I'm BPS wheat 1i0OO
CScyy. HGy MEoic nT P anil az 53S. ?5
p Ilortrio b - Bacon gast s ,In ,s = y,
snortTn 3so ce $40 81 os' le C go
"A 80 recipe. 5000 ield shipments. 400 head
% No 20 dull 5p aaa ~ %Sea ls g S4p S
Minnesota BaSc- - pateRtS - 10 81 WbSst
arvc nj owe; sales ranged Noyc nber 75 - ?e closing
nnarg 81 76isc closins : l4c; MAJ, s2asd ,3rc.
cGrs at g. no DO cGsaso S SPT9i cd $ So' NG
: Rci GG4c Corn weak sales ranged: cash 4 "a
a Ic closing i-a4 &c November A. q ! &C. CLOS
IN Il &C.. Decembcr. 3'iia3 l2c closing at s., - an
tho Year. a3-c closing nj ~ 4c' Nay. "o d19c.
co.ug al IL. firm safes ranged casa - "c N0Ye
81 a. Sc. coFIur at &c Dece nOer ~ g.,
Gnict at S0is Barley ul c. steady sales ranged
Cash sl3 ,oa>l - All the Year. On, al =
January 81 - closing at sl 10 &c s5 q" ~
cp-,ngatS ~ December 50 80 - = closing az - -
shoniicrs =. RID ~ =; short Gear re
ce ,fs-flaar 1000 bOlsi whoa, 4olo bush; Cora,
H. 600 ash oats 900 oGsl. Rye. 500 bush. Bar
busn ,2ra Loon ousi' otA 10000 ouSA' "y'' '''oo
Muw,,EuR. NOV Flour quiet but steady. Wheat
easier; 10. Milwaukee Cash, Il &C.. November - -,
in1,r. r Ian arg 3 e 0rn ln,ii ~ : ), 80.
80. / &c. }arlcs-NO -orInS nc 80. 3 -p4lng'
Extra 4i'sc. PrpylNon' easier les' porA -" ,. an
Cstl qnl 1'yeabc - Jtli sweet 10 N''t "a,
Wheat pDj bush. Barley suoO. SbIUments-Flour.
i..o60 b,ls. Wa'at. 500 ou,l. Barley. lO1t
pnA ,ruA Soy. Flour continued duh nd in buyers
favor wth liberal o1er.n ~ Western AMI Pennsyiyanl
Supr --lO as-J1 10 Extra. :, ~ Penn9 wanna
= ,, Whit 5ecoci a ic and was weak
M 70 clos, ol the call cVportsrs were not Grating
sal.s OF so. Rot M grain depot, &c; NO = psa%"re
xport elevator 81 % 40 Penny iyana Rcd A1"it
D lr D,cln.cr s3as2c January. = sac February
7.dS 70 COru-le option marSe was dui ana nominal
Mxel IN grain depot 4 'ajoc' steamer alXeh IN
gil. tcp1t sail Mixed ia EXPORT cltvi lr 'c Ntt
u N,d Eoveuher ooj G. December "a &C. , Jsnu-
ne ,ccd hie 3l4c; so NEst. SIC. 80 White. ; a.,
SO. WHITE 330334c. futures quiet ana nrm, No.
aly. Ao3 ers February 49, Receipt'-Fioir.
G0in Db'. WHAT 3lO'' nnsls Corn 900 Dl'l' on 81
~ 400 hush. Siipm"uts-WEear LOjo busl~ Corr l2oJo
bush. Data 1900
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uifiNg 4nf pfAr 10 NEAR

ynr pAcR ~ tnr nANp AZ MEDIUM of VOCAL
fouNrNicAf ioN=, NrW Mttiioh,
AT Mystic River. Conn. hvoaMt, Nhirplc, the
als,a,ttef 81 the new method 81 teschhA mni"a 80"
half own hns, With tho eye of al eagle hei The ga
Gus visitor at The door
ris this Nit Mhirpie'sr
"Aes cit"
Us he at home r.
viii soc. Please walk into the parior' ana he went
ap stairs soon returning with the Information u"t-
- Father would he down IN a minute
"Mr Whippe." said the visitor when the father came
tn am here 10 ASK you something about your ''ud
of teaching mutes. viii you explain II Ia me =
"Ccrtanly One 81 my boys vas born u mute. de
edod that he should learn 10 talk "a well as his brothers
We all learn to talk by imitation; that is We merely re-
peat like parrots what We hear and eTadn'4y learn 10
know the meaning Of words al sentences
deaf child has not the power OF
initiating simply because it can hear nothing 10
initiate OF course It Is easy enough To teach such
child 10 read silently and give expression 10 its
thoughts 10y signs All deafmute colleges teach this
1t just easy, contend, to teach such unfortunate
creatures 10 express. themselves orally we do. All
We have TO do is to convey TO their senses
the sound of words. With my boy have
discovered how to do this and while he can
not hearit thunder he converse with any one with
perfect ease"
He beckoncd to the boy who had admitted the visitor
and taking hun by the hand introduced him as
johnny"
.why he IS not deaf " said the visitor. lie talked
with me at the door and heard everything said"
Not heard but saw. If he closes his eyes he can I'M
derstand nothing though you should yell II IN his car
johnny smiled assent to inns ne Ken Ken %se '
the visitor Thinking - iesi hii ihr aiN -.
fictitious name oi four y lahc- and II9.onh,' ,l
repealed sti he could not catch H. lie then held hc
back OF his hand near the speakers mouth anu 2-@,o
done m low IN i tIr9 Tho Visitor BEN to OPT,
a. i'm usfou
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SYRACUSE.
Avn, pI1sINESs-CHARlTABLE suBsCkii-
VA'' TIONS- SOCIAL NOTES.
my TELEGRAPH To THE 1RlhuNhI

CAN"' TIONS- SOCIAL NOTES
~, rrrrGRArn To TnE TRRuNRl
.o,.sr Nov. MANY canal boatmcn are
-, ,or tlo winter. The season has not pe'n S''''
Cne - rroetahle The lumber traffic has peeh n'o''
ne'o ,So and many valuable grain boats have oooh '1
-odelled into lumber boa's'
,So Adams Express Company and Pinker'on Ho''o
,,cv have sent circulars TO the Chel anu 0upoi,"
-, ~ Police Of Syracuse asking thcm 10 N"n Wv
~. r against buying coupons amounting 10 @lv'o'O
JuVn' to, the express company about week ago al
woonsocSe'' H. l. ,,,.n c,o
meeting Of tho Red Cross Society held IN the once
~ - - ahor and Charities, active steps were
", -, sinr funds for the sufferers by the Carthage
,ue,c,r,ive committee was appointed, with Jus
a.. irving G. Naun chairman, to direct the raising Oh
Subscriptions
rhopcv. Charles Z. Raymond, Of st. Faurs German
,rrch had been rendered unanimous call TO Tue iiS'
rr,pcelical Lutheran Church at Nashville. MI nay
- has accented the call and will move to NashNHe III
January.
Tho s,rocuso Iron Company, which recently fal'''
hli.bo statement in which is announced mat 'nei'
l. no immediate prospect OF III!
,,,o action being taken by the s'ockhoderS y,
creditor. of the company. II believed ta' ,e l''
anonia interests Of all will be best conserved 10y avian
Inc tho nrohnbc developments IN the near future oi '"'
iron d icel industries Of the state.
ON Noycnher the laying " the corner stone OF 'h'
now Young Mems Christian Association pnllunS !" w"
r.n.st will take place with appropriate o'''"o"'
Dwight l. Moody will make the address
{, u,r,s catholic church fair opened last eNen,mL
,i ' a,,,otie ansnires. Adisplny of hrwmks iooR
rare earl, In the evening IN front 81 the ohuio "'"
Ing n large crowd
.,be a. ,,tlst church NJ o'clock YESTERDAY
o,,ie ~ n t,,h ard Mlss lillian Downing were ihai't
h, The Rev 1 T. Clapp. Nj Hahco,k ~ t'""""'' VI
,Gn MeJioel college ol the syracuse university
IA honor " the completion ~ the Rev lanes
M,,ottts nineteenth Va pricsthuol mn'hei ms
Esoed Invitations fnt reception at her homo IN Ne"
tprk city un Tuesday evening
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LIVE STOCK mARKgr-nY rGLEqnApH.


frFT,Io ROY 7.-CorS-Receipts tofs' go head Tot Al
300 head for same tIm5 last wte4 go
i.ae cJuss.si A.0Iri II cars laF~et arm Gna higher
o. steers - lJa*5 TO- stockcrs ana fte1es
tct4
So, ..-ipt TO-DAY @ 200 head ott tor week tlus ~
noel. time ilsi week . oOJ head c0Issn"d
tLroIzh. cars Ei4rkC5 dul AM steady Medium 10 UOOL
s. 81 4liait LG.Ibs - 4O0 - D.
h0u-.cclpts fpiF 10 ~ ie4L total f1r week mus 'at
tJOff aett fy~ s2nt TIA ST week iSplV neal con
signed farJugI 80 .1sfct dan snd lover 'nci 70
Lu1oc - "a -. butchers Draaes ID rO@i W.
81 LOUIS SOW. 7--Cdrle-I:eceIpts 800 shipments,
b0 y. Exports - 50 > -. Goa - Chuoe
Gisn va. yes siJ)9 81 10 Grass leH-na - 900
e. -
S.,sg-g.e-.p1s 100 shipments, 900. Common 70 NJ
suu .iol sir Clocs - p psi ~ Lambs IS -
4.s -. rex .Ii. - JDas5 81. 600
hoys-!scctptA 1000. shipments 2Olo. marzct active;
iOzrrs - iJ1 3D. P4c&us II OJaSi 40 He-YJ ~ 80
So
CHICAGO. So7. I'M DDorS J1raG reports HoB,-
IeceDJ. 40 lelt sliDn lts 800 ho9 NAT ~et Noak
Rough r4exlE lO9si %. PAcsinysad sil1oas - %
a. lisiL "A % a D 20. >xIpA 8 3oa>t ~
Cf,s s. - helt sap ns1t. 5000 letE mar
kef aul Toe niyhor Export Grades 80 VO@so '1i
COO 10 A.. SnlpDing tOd,5 10 Common " deIilh
a. 20 - Grass Texans. 81 sOa>5 %.
St,s1- tecelgts 1000. shipments, market Nctki
!aitnof 10 fGr 81 4b0sj ~ Helnm - Cool. IS IoS
- ~ cnhce % Extrs 1854 60 LAMBS per Ac~L - w
- 90 isAas oIeeD. 81 UJ&sJ 20.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Ter NORTH kieer. Vessels aud Railroads.
Nm. Nauu N.u fQa
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


con- Thee IS moderate trade - prices
co A-Nofcratr " aci and without marked change
~ SPOT lo quiet, M glfc for FAR options
o'h i"u lower and closed barely so'dv Sa'es i6 80
nit % ~ 'r closed a. HuR 1Jc december 0jr
JahAI '.ur- Ice MIA rralcs Qlic o. 500 bags
'.a g., ~ l-ti lt ami 23n tull private terms
erf'lv - ciInse' -
lN-Sp0 Cotton l1'c gicr with little hns
mss 0a' 81 if.. LOO ltsi evening" ll fYr home
e'lp,'n bc''c-'l en- contracts 10 hncs "ipts the
l"i l, i- '. lvafn- 60 . b1lr4 ms DAY ast
"'f h' - lfic. sf i,r ffc * I'd. ;i1 bales
ntt, Tx "a tcr, AMI 2'5O . ]. ~ af. ~lnrc -rn-
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aos'"n Tor .s, AZ Te'sr. $50 @s - "a
i2is " st.S7J ~ 10 i,agg %. % iO 10 do iiii n'
Nsw,oa fsi tor paenins steven, Indiana steer.
fr rgss 4 bnnno ~ ONO Stocrs o3 10 at 10 To- TO a.
hS 0 D. AT at ic Con on Commission % Ono
Y de- g57 b. At 10 o. gdo 2G h. al 81 O2 Il do 1875
G Kahn Tor O. olcnburg, II Ken uchy steers i.2i0 No.
at lie, 90 N lido Lbs N. At lohc o,,-,,. s..o..
100 at &c % n ~ msy wanna =" 40 e al Io
4.G N. 80 IS loss 20 II DO 1882 ~ at 80 90 for
Rnln; a. IeIan - r. at nc - H. les oc pr bead 10.
for Wlitei l. Pennlylyans steers 30 70. at ~ 3
cc lss per- head y d. lsi5 b at o%c less pr
CALVES Receipts were iio head. Tho continued light
snppy and oool weather mrari.d firm eelnY 20 inc iqs.
scrs sold at 3tqic. anq Common to Choice Yeas at ga
frcsseh Calves in good demlud AMI firm with country
dresc Veals selling at l"alc and Dressei Ora 'ers sold
sales. narle, Denton sold 90 Harom veais 'varOus
Hans 4 ,iai.q qra,ser. 2o7 n at 500 Ora,
Dlenhacs AMI Dewey sold: etls 2p1 u. { &c Graa
'eTs, rs D. at &c DO z33 d. at 5.c and d. 'io d. al
d ao9Ps,s st g ny AID ~ 81 d. ., St5'Ss S. " |
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recepts w.r, Gers :, OF Id td
Tor 1ay- 81 40 cd agau. i62 head Tor be corr, r..
H. Tmcr but II dcran Tor CoHmon stock wa. mt and
Sf are 41 aS" to ' GS sheep o a'oe and
co I Ia' a. a. an nEd Stock soi at
lr- uilcuback a. Dewey -od: lCG state ianbs - D. ~
&c 80 co. rC 3D. az i. =, do $50 n, ai 5c lol co. 60 H.
5c %0N C1naiado - N, nj - 20 ls -tatr sheep y. -
It w. 100 do loo h. at SC and u western sh'ep 90 d.
at 3iC - ~
une Mullen .old 40 state L!wb. : n. at 5,'ic 70
do So b. NJ 'c aG Stao sheep, IS H. a0' ami -ol no.
~ n. at &c 49,.
lol 90 ~ At be- 2n9 state d. i 10. OF atc - a." oS
y, al Sac sd! 9gm, Il 5tc g %. q, ~ At &c 10
Michigan sheep - b. at4a &c II state do 10 d. u, 4ci
and ! % do l50 lo1 ID. ~ iii ~ 8 Nc
O. SAT rr sDd lSS keututky sheep, " ID at"@t'i
lNl a.. .Oi ih at CO. ,-,.. -
4 *
y liicnnk sod. i2 VIZ MA -http Nb 10, NJ :" WIZ 100
western ~ueop AMI Lambs, 90 o. n ilic , - ,.,.,, a,
IS ,9-. sll: 2jt pcnl-y l.ana sheep ueW lamO'' ~
n. ~ '1ic , - 1901. -
uuG~-Heccpt, were 20 cara ~ $3.50 head i cars ~
Jrre"y ti rnd 40 NJ IN At Ina ini AK Any in.o
he M nrlnst ZnTia head fir the correspond hg iie n
week Market ~ and iac higher common to fiime Live
Hog h" quoted 4 30 f a. - .--.-- -.
Judd Hutkng nam sod state Pigs, 20 ~ average, Mt
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CLOSING PRICES OF BDST1y SrOrTS
BOsTON Nov. =. 1851.



The stock speculation toda, AGAIN was responsive
10 the CLEANSING OPINION. az operators rc-lriin- tc result
Of the election. Tie persistent affirmation of Pc
sured success by the Democratic newspapers
was reinforced uefor, tte hour for the op.n-
Ing 90 cuisines, oy tAc publication oi Air Jas Gould con
rtul9tory telegram 20 Governor Cleveland. Tins item
ia the opinion of those who for TIN last Two days Ltrc
believed. ar hovo acted as q they believed.
that Nr. Could carried nc q Presidency in his
pocket. settled the question q Mr. nerclluds
election Hence tie stock market opened weak
at hclr.. t'at generally were materially below t.-or
days last prices. Fortunately frr tr MARKET 1c larger
"bcar-," hy their liberal purchase. 20 cover "-Lost'
.r- held the market etcady long enough for soncr
.o.ond Thought to exert its influence Tho -cadiie-s
discouraged further short" sales Dog radcr-. and taay
induced general movement 10 cover That mad. sh ~
ray in prices stu prices generally rucd below rtstrI-
DAYS last figures until was announced that Tho Asso-
cied Press NV gave NcvYork % Blaine hy Loco. y
So happened that E was go about tho same umc tuat
became known tiat tickets 20 Chicago could De pH.
chased ~ So yet tie tuu of opinion ga thr political
outlook So FAR ,y.,cdcd in impo .ance the railway wa
thai r,icr. took boom Of from .o per cent and thc
akct closed strong 100 hc best figures ~ Tho day. shiloh
generally show important advances from yesterday.
The transactions covered 474 shares. against -9lll3
shares yesterday.
Government bonds were l' AMI steady. v M "a. h''-
forth sadtauc,d d pee. cent Anncscdafc tc closing
quotations.
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lolc5o
ALAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRR. Friday Nov. 7, 1894
The following sale was held at the Exchange
SalesroOm to-day:
Bg Jain r. Z. SmvH
5-stOry br.ck building with lot. 10 ~ last HIN
s. q ~ "oo' -"-"' 'o' --A'o'ii hu $4,000
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Board ano Rome.
West Sis.

West Siis.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW.
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL ~ hkcLINEp Al. IMn
UPTOWN OFFICE4. No LIS hfnaiwaj, corner Ihifty
1fsLst until o. A. and S07 We Twenty thsisi, corner
Eighth ave No 1913 fOuIthnve, Fourteenth ST.
7c0 lhriave corner Forty .eventhn nos ~ Inimn,
ave- htiethst and az the IA lSEM OLii f- - -
Third one unffedanIltw vnftlst- ~ "
DO. VI regular office IatoA
4 YOUNG GEN rLENAN and WIFE, own
II ing house have we'll furnished. bright and cheer
ia tor mt 10 gentlemen de+rnf h0neke surround
ncs j. Charl 's-st, near Navrry-o act Reference
4 FEW very attractive rooms in private
a housr bolrd n icd West 5'h.st.
&" "-TRUNKS REMOVED, 25c.; Groves
~. Express, 81 West ljth-st. 7 West 36thst, and
81 0tn-aye.
e. WEST 51Sr-S l.-Eieear:ly furnished. Sec
. floor suite sipgy IA e n desired OF caterers
private h0ase.
II WEST 3IrII-Sr-A fine suit Of rooms,
y y handsomely furnished, second floor. to rent with
board
IN WEST 47rH-ST-Wlth board. hand
'PV soney fnrni@hei plr0g DO Also second noor Pr-
vate table dos red,
'kfTH-ST.. Ii IVES r.-Elcgintly furnished
- paror floor also second n,ori with or without pr
vatc table references
.IS WEST 10TH ST-Dcsirable rooms
- with board. terms mod rate r. renee.
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L rRs5uln iii I.

DRESS Experienced in first
work would ike el~a ,cmcnts By the day stv'e
and 10 lu,ce co,l ia lpr nn'sh references
MR. BAKNARD, l,j7l Paik-age.
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Gelp tOdnte0

NAvANTED.-As under nurse, a German Prot
W cstant who can speak T." q sh. and has had ex
p4rience win cnaren "A No West 81. MORNINGS
ihis weak. between II and "
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form nro Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
DVERrISEMENTS FOR THE NV.
y2HK WILL hk REGEivE 5 Al r ME
drsst antl % ai and sot west WENT thirsj Graer
10 In ria 80 corner fr 10. g fpS
T. va %, !, regular oure rates ~ :
TnI1 ,tE 'anuit living nrur " md - Hotel
y vordl'' ar Don't ooq q b.af anl mr. =, W..
foa' a. Adde'S, l0NAHD. pisvn Tribune once s]s
j. oiiv.t
4 -nOARpERA DIRECTED to pleasant
at''tREGGI6t i 'tas, i,iGa' I've, iaSAasa''
slANnAoNl PAiiuR FLOOR olhei toomaI
4"d urAia, arrangements Hlr ih wiAiss references
ini last -dai
DARE OPPORTUNITY Tor securing choice
IL 4Fa imenisen seoeni sni lhli moor nous hoTN la
ave- nsA. ST. ans drsl oisss parties se'ep'Ape Al
dress o. / $50 henAl"Ai
DARE opportunity for securing two choice
IL apatmdnts consisting lparIor i've bei,ro dnlas
bet ssen ii and soih sts tras, D. 1875 broadway
DOOMS with excellent board; also table
IL board 100 Fast 2-th-st., near Madison Square
I'D FLOOR We handsome rooms. finely To-
cuel. 253 5tha frashed Of unfirn shed very oS
> EAST 41Sr-ST.-Handsome furnished
- suite and sinsy superior table reasonable
terms references
STH-AVE., 3O7.-An elegantly furnished, ex-
- second door, with VI without private tAboi
also other rooms reference
EAST 201lI-ST.-Second floor; five light
roo nsi private ta3io LARGE rooms boaId FOR two
80 weeAy.
1 e. EAST 3lST-SI., between 9th and Sladl-
4 son ayes Elegant handsomely furnished suite ot
oar second door private table; attendance eIcu
Doth STREET, III EAST.-Parlor and
~ bedroom aud other large rooms handsomely
furnished uneXcoponabe board erms modera'o reeren
exchanged.
SlEASI 20TH-ST. "A third floor with break
III fast II desred single for gentlemen without
board
slIs EAST 29TH-ST.-W board, large room,
s)O second door suitable for two persons other Rooms
references ------------
* EAST 25TH-ST.-TwO well furnished
4sD large also hall with Dolrl refc enceA
HfS EAST 33D-ST.-Habdsomel furnished
40 excellent location mus be seen tobe sppreci
stsd terms Low.
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DEIaoII Nov 7--Vhcs' steady No. Witt cash, ire
November. 7nc.j December, -. No Rol 800 '"l
No. 2. 42o Oais-So =. White. $50: No. 20 10
celVH-whosi l6.0vv bazl-
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1 g cur g. $685.. l.9 .....
state hnhie amy '.} .anf 3'nrf' nlHn were fi'h'i.
o.. looted Nii more '. h''' '' .H' .I. pow 'i
bile fli State bonds than There v's in TIE preceding
dute.
lA. Hn ..'0" in railway ''H'' 'ii'i.N ~ i"h.t.
~ i9sure rr' a'h1nrh trnri } "'s - 4' 1'I'NI-,
t'nir vae enis'. appreciation in 'elnr' 'i '.r'hn
cu"sna i0s if'w % i' ann ''n-'' ~ H'ia '"i t N'
gen" ''n l u .l' Nr - ai NV. f' 'i'i
l7n79. bn' l'tf 'l'-' 'n',Nt- ''-- % 100 IVY 't''
Nr'"irfn nHu N-I. n-. ult 'Hn-. 'e ",'. 3 h't'', W
'a'nA - ''N'in ni,'' n , ',Ml' l,' ' .h.',,
w l 'ti,..,. ,...J =,
,.yt tt.,.' t na,i 40, a.. rit.i DO utt. si,d, ~
iui '-i lrhh.ssr. Ni'flnl' a"H ''"ttl' ih'"ni'
N''' n" ~ rl 'i'. . " ''''' '"t' a.
'"N" D., '''l %, "' '," ''' t'N' '',,' ' Ky
100 10 ~. ''.n "' ' u" ''' VIZ ',' Wv %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08

,,,,,ict for the month Of October were
,huean Continentals and Jacksoniens nave
INC e permanent political organization
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Jan I ~ Sept no I
urusa earnings tstts.
Operating expenses.
uaeqiip7 siR,sob. aah Dec, s,aia
p'spi. IA p.Tsp72a Inc. ipN'iI'


Net earnings thols"'u sN'"'"' wv ''-''''
Imports nf dry goods ut New York
For the week ls9' 1879, lsNHs.
,n.,nn " m. mort ,l7s5 lni 81 7OS 500 slAll nth
Thiown msket...... l.Gi4.h0l lb'Aoos l'''''"'
Entered At The port lls i72 l07bo 500 io2 W.
Thrown marke III, 'Ab llu@t 10" i''''''
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets
LONDON Nov 7 H.: O-p m-tOnsOis, 100 llb lo n"u'i
and lOOl9 for the account; United states Four TT ',
bonds - ~ Atlantic aud Great Western First MoFtSag'
Trustees Ccrncates 81 q Ere Second tonsDls o. NV
York Central sd's; Illinois Central llt+ Tommy r
52's Z ,adns ii 8 Mexican Ordinary Ssh 81 lau' Yum
mon 767- . go. -. ,,,o
y n-Conso- 100 5.lG for ord 100 9lt for INC
account Western lIrat Mortgage f't'
Ccrthcatcs 3i9s Erie Second Consos l. sew or ,
- Illinois Central lltlf Pennsylvania nt's oln'
lie Mexican Ordinary. A . Canadian Pacihc - 20 ~
Paul Common. 7Gi4 .,-,.
Paris quote icnes at = irano' @2
confines Tor the account.
MINES AND MINING.
SALESAT TIE NEWTOR6 EITyG EKCTi NGE
NEw-YoRK. Nov. =. 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08

Ocean CLEANERS.

ANCHOR LINE. L. 5. MAIL STEAMS HIPS
~ GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
From Pier 20. North RIVER foot Of DeY-st.
Anchora Nov. :. 10 Ethiopia. Nov ~ M
Circasss.. Nov. 49, D. m Furnf-sia. Nov; 30 p n.
cabin $50 u $50: saconi-class ~
Storage passage, TO or from GLASGOW, LlNERPooL-
BELFAST or LONDDNpERRN, 80. -.
Anchor" drafts paysbie free Of charge st DAiHs
thr3u England scotland ami Ireland aud sold FOR any
lowest
HENDERSON BROTHERs. Agents. Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08

- 4 "-TRUNKS REMOVED, 25c; Groves
~. Express, 81 West ljih-st, West 36th,t, and
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e. WEST 51ST-S .-Eicgar:ly furnished. Sec
- ond floor IN suite spgy n desired or caterer
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MINES AND MINING.

sALESAr TIE NEgTOR6 MvTyG EKCTivGE
NEw-YonN. Nov. 1887
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08

HAMBURG AMERICAN 50. cos LINE for
4 EPLl MOUrH London. Cher lurg Pans AMI Hamburg
RCGIA ..... NOv. =. L. NOR tNIA..NOy. IS. D.
Ii SSI "a. Nov -. 2 D. = ilE~IA. Nov. ~,
Cahln S5j $50 AMI 80. Steerage at lowest
Round trip reduced pricps Senl tOc Tourist Gazette"
kUNHARDr Y 60. g. y RICHARD & CO.
Gen. Agts 81 BrDalat ~. Y Gen Pas Agia 81 Bway Ny
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4 FEW very attractive rooms in private
a hnms, b0lrh n DIS I'd Z M..i L5.h.st.