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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20
OUa COOKERY BOOK.

Lemon Ice. KnTcS erbocRer Cakes.
banana Ambrosia Ind other Dainty
Dishes.
A tablespoonful of molasses mixed
MO quart uI buckwheat batter viii
rown the cakes nicely when cooked
nj give them better taste.
One al the dsintiest aud most easily
n.lared dishes for Sunday evening.
Tea is made by peeiing and sicing
oranges, removing Tie seeds and sprIn.
K ing with sugar and grated coc>anut.
The oranges should be placed in layers,
aid each layer covered with sugar AMI
coanut. Put in cold place aud serve
in large saucerS.
LEMON ICE.-Rub the rinds of six
lemons upon twelve square of lump
sugar; squeeze over them the strained
ju ce anu half pint OF water and pint
Of syrup made by boiling three quarters
OF a pound of sugar Is nearly pint OF
water; put all In an earthern crock for
an hour and half, then mix, strain
and freeze. Serve in glasses. The ice
will be much improved by adding the
whites of three eggs beaten to froth
with six ounces of powdered sugar.
kNICKERBoCKER CAKE5.-Beat half
apOuBd OF fresh butter to q cream, add
gradually pound Of sugar; four we'll
beaten eggs, cup of milk, half u grated
nutmeg, a pinch OF cinnamon, a wine
vlassful OF brandy, two pounds of -four,
light weight, and half. pound of cur
ants, well.wsshed. Beat all together
or twenty minutes. Dissolve a tea
-poonful OF salaratu5 in a little no,
water and stir in the mixture; butter
The pan and line with with buttered
paper: pour in the cake and bake in
moderate oven.
BANANA AMBRosIA.-Peel a half
dozen ripe bauauas and slice in about
half inch thick pieces. Put a layer in n
di-h and sprinkle with powdered sugar,
little cocosuut and thin pieces OF
orange; make another layer in the
same wav, and so on until the dish is
filled; cover with the white of three
eggs beaten to frost in q hslf-pouud
Of powdered sugar; freeze before ssrv-
ING
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20
4 Reneoy f.r Tn,,,,,,ata

We have seen y great mauy recipes
for insomnia, but not one OF them has
ever been found to give satisfaction to
the person who wants to go to sleep,
and can't. To be sure, it makes q per
son sleepy to read some OF them, but
that doesn't count. We wish to sug yest
u sovereign remedy-one that Will cure
in every case, or money REFUNDED. II
Is very simple, consisting in employing
somebody to rap on your chamber
door occasionally during the night, and
yell through the key.hole that it Is
time to get up. We have known boys
TO he ke pit asleep until nearly noon by
this simple expedient. We mention
bis fact that our remedy may be used
with discretion. An overdose may
ufoye disastrous.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20
SINGLE BLEssEoNess A FIB.
IN me NOT, In single Jingle,

Tell me NOT, In single Jingle,
Marriage Is m em ply dream,
Far the soul Ii dead that single
Things are seldom what they seem.
Life IL real. life IL earnest.
.'SIps le bteSseJness" o nb;
Man thou art, 20 man returuest,
Was net SPOKEN OF the NIB.
Much enjoyment and some sorrow
Is our de tined cad and way,
90 toltve that each tomorrow
fincs us nearer wedding day.
= LIVE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20
|!|3!IiSAN1sgs94|
A!lbEs ::S,kIs's
$4,000 FOE 81.

PIL, Regular MoBthIy Drawing win
Ill AXE place the Masonic Hall, Masonic
VlllIemrle ltuiid ng, In Lou'sville, Kyu
THURSDAY, JAN. 31st, 1884.
A Law tui I,.,ttcry and fair Drawfu "a,
chartered Ivy TIE Legislature OF Kentucky,
and twice decls rcd 'eesl by the hishest Cont
n the SLate. Rand given TO Henry County In
~ all prtyss aid. A revolution In nngie
nTEverv ticket holder MS own supervisor
can call ont the nnn bsr on his pcket ana ace
the coyresnond, n y M m Der ON the tag plaosf
in the wheel in MS presence Ths@e drawings
win occur IN the last Thursday Of every
month. Ke6.i the III agnincent
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20
MEDICAL.


at has become 90 common to write the
beginning Of al article In an elegant inter
estipg manner,
"TSen run IL into some advertisement
that we avoid oil such, ... ..-.. ...
And simply call attention to the merits
OF hop Bitters in ~ plain, honest terms -
possible,
ITO induce people
ITO give them one trial, which SO proves
their value that they will aever use any.
.IBx REMEDY 90 fsvorsbly noticed in all
the pspers,
Religious and secular. Is
Having lurye sale, and Is supplanting
all other medicines
There 10 DO denying the virtues OF the
Hop plant, and the propristors OF Hop Bit.
leIs have shown great shrewdn.ss
AND ability
I'm compromising a medicine whose vir-
tues are so pa pable to every ones observa'
tion."
ste fingered and suffered along, pining
swsy all The time tor years
Tie doctors doing her no good;
And at last WAS cured by this Hop Bit
teIs the papers say so much about.
III dead! Ind+edi'
How thankful We should be for that
medicine" -
A Dnughter's Misery.
Eleven years or daughter suffered on
bed OF misery
From a complication Of kidney, liver,
rheumatic trouble and Nervous debility.
Under the care of the best physicians,
"Who gave her disease various names,
But no relief,
And now che Is restored to us in good
health by as simple a remedy as Hop Bit
re1s, that We had Stunned for years before
using titus PARENTS.
Father l. Getting Well.
my daug blers say:
how much better father Is since he used
HOP bitten."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20
ssWEAR AND UNDEvKIopED PARp

"EKt AH M UNDEVEIgrEp PAkL Il
velopod and Strengthened" etc, 10 IN inssr.
sting Advertisement long run IN our popok
In reply 10 inquiries We Win say that there b
snntrary. shs adys1tssssu - vsrv hissslv n.
horsed Interssted persons may re- sealed
sreulars diving al particulars BY addfe0inS
Erie Medical Co, p. O. Boz 81, Banulo, n. Y
- deteo 1ssaes1 Ia mysd-Ws-1
Mh GA r. dsy atheaA eaaylsyesn
SVW ~ knsA AdkDGD Nln6,l . o
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20
l% Prizes

Whols rckst1, q Half T1oksta. n. n
Tickets, so Is Tickets, uoe. Remit money
or BanE.Draft IN letter, or send by Express
Don't send BY Registered lettef or poN-omoe
order, until further notioA Orders Of = and
upward By express, can Be sent g our ex-
reuse. Addre2 al ordssv 70 J, }. DOU9LA1
LoaisviI1s, II, jan5snds
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20

Father l. Getting Well.
my daug bters say:
Hop bttten."
"Hr IL getting well after his long suffering
from q diseRf e declared iucurable."
"Ana We are 10 glad that he used your Bit
ters "A LADY of L tica. N Y.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20

on the UlaD DS lHO vi tuTtc scOTc vi ucS'
peradoes. In minute they mad run
their prey into the dark alley. For ali
hat, the chase was not over. The game
was not a hare, but a turkey cock. Cir
rumstances were favorable to pluck and
steel, and he had both. The place wa.
usrrow, and thus he had only to deal
With q minority of his asssilants at Il
time. When Hast saw him he was hit
ling like a semi god.
"Kick lis brains out or drain i'm, cao';
We" said an adviser. 600 it, nav pig.
cons"
But here the pigeons were interrupt.
ID. The police, who had been quelling
smother brush, for Seven Dials gives
Them little leisure, were now turning
their attention to the new battlefield.
There were not many of them, but they
were stout and willing. They rau
through the first rank of the rioters,
bot being pumped out by the effort,
they were surrounded by the miscresntI,
who were not slow at realizing the gu
periority Of the position. Like ous
man they fell Oh the b,ue-costs. A
more desperate encoauter could not
have been witnessed. The officials DIRE "
their luncheon but the ruifisns picked
up siones. Both parties let out with
merciless impulses. There were only
tour policemen. They would eventually
have beeu cut to pieces by the natives
il more men had not come To their res
cue. AS 1t was, two Of them werr
taken to the hospital, and will probs ably
be disabled for life.
The arrival of the reserve of cousta.
hles gave the victory to the peelers, but
they came too late to I've ofmuch service
to the valiant champion Of the blind
girl, for when the consts bles reached
MoulDouth court he was found hell
murdered on the ground.
This is picture from life drawn from
Sevsn Dials, planned and built for the
weslthieet families Of the city under
Charles III.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20

sFCAPIFAL PKIzE, o7B,oeo.0
TICK cts OnIy %. Shares - 8rop0vtie0
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20

y
he level in her lap, asking II it Was
rot strange thing to find in such y
place; while Elsie, more astOniShed
han he knew how to express, told him
{ had belonged TO her, and related how
Grnnuy had taken il from her neck the
very first day he came there to-to
saiher fagOts.
Then he asked IL he might keep it for
her, pTur' islng to take better care OF II
than granry would, and gave her, in
-tead, 8 ring which he hung around her
neck, using the tiny gold chain from
The cross for the purpose and he charg-
ID her. furthermore, not to show IL TO
granny, but to keep il always hidden IN
her bosom.
Poor William had grown very sad
and pale i'm these last few weeks, rs
Ellie avoided him now altogether, for
she WAS very tired Of that word love,
which only seemed to mean sitting BY
the hour and being begged for kisses,
when she had none for him. About
this time the old farmer came to see
granny about the pasturage of the sheep,
telling her il the girl did not marry
William very soon he must take half
the flock for their feeding. Granny was
in great trouble, for she knew the sheep
were her main dependence, and there
was no pasturage forthem on the rough
headlapd, as the seanty soil scarce COW
cred the rocks, save where she made
her little garden. So Elsie was told she
must marry William very soon and go
TO live in the farm house, or the sheep
would all be taken by Williams father
for their pastursge. The girl listened
respec fully, acting the same as when
William first came to WOO her-look ing
seaward and answering not word.
Then granny struck her with he fist,
and told her when the moon should full
again that day would see her Williams
wife, or she would hurl her from the
elf down into the ocean. E--
A week passed. One evening, rs the
-sn Was sinking, and the girl had stray
ed, Inusipgly, down to the sandy eres
=. nt for the first time In long weeks,
the fishermen appeared, suddenly,
though she did not know their ship
was near. Then the dark haired, hand
some one sprang IRON the boat, and,
rupnipg to her side, took her hand In
his so warmly that she felt her cheeks
we're burning, though she could not tell
the reason. Nor did he loosen her
band, but held it long, and walked with
her up the slope toward the headlsnd
until the path grew narrow, and togeth-
er they came slowly back again. She
told him sil about the sheep, and the
debt to Williams fsther, and the horri-
bic fate which awaited her by the next
moon, II she could not learn before that
time 10 love William, when she did not
even know the meaning Of the word.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15

The naua 0f state bonds wofn covered 10y ono bona VI
Alabama einaa A a. Oua tAnfs wore 40 tfiA'A'tl'H'
Ia city bank at0ckn
There has not beon small business done lh railway
boada On any day IN many months The transactions ia
the speculative kinds we're On Insignificant amounts ana
the prices for them Irregular Erie second eoh'o'
with sales of $50 900 nom 5OH TO 81 a aad closed
quoted bOas soc Tie first oonsO "a we're up ~ At
il6is Chesapeake aud Ohio currency 6a we're on > al
92is Missouri nTst consos were a lower at 1904 Last
Tennessee Virginia and Georaa eossos % declined q w
64Is West Shore and Buffalo first 81 declined from
4Oss 70 9gL. go and the sales amounted only TO
f1O2O00 There were small sales Of several OF the d.
visional rsts Of figures that were only steaay
or were from u per cent below the last previous
sales Wabash general c. we're per cent -lghSr AZ %
and Chicago division nrsts Wefe up per cent at 90
Denver, Rio Grande and Western rsts sold at -
against 30 the last previous sale. Texas ana racine II
s1mss were OF / per cent al So and AIst Rio GEande
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15

LlyEsrali Iui4 -PlJ. isina,-i. 'imbsrini ga
siu 3d. Lnns teAr NldirA AHs "a. huuft clear hhaoS
sis p 1Asrt ths ais Ca Hsoa.dels So. a 30 e~I hs
81 tlF iIIlaA Mhss filnr MuaA . ful4 mas
Ausa Tls t prf Dhl. Puuis Mess. hasieiH, . NesC
srn AIa Lard Amrrloan. sss "a PrAo Western - a.
Ina lnl 4Bs "a. Long cut ois ~ 7haulacfA 50
batter h5s psr cWl lsSst q nltei STATES therss
Clofss 41a o. Naaat-kei y osteA 1Ptihs iA Il
ala d Rel Wisier - % 4. a per esnta 70 9sunt
Il. a. New Western ntor Is 30 NeN AiXrd MesteTn
a. A., Caiforn. No l. Is. I'd dss sa California W =
ls iauTs ID per cenLAl Corn Mixed OIL 81 -, ~.
- 81 a.r RrSaIce-spiuts Bi Iurpeauna
ia sda 90 at Londoa 2ss ID per ewL Rsnued Pelre-
i.nn, u I'D per gallon Clover Seed -AmeucaE eL asa
psr owt raIow, 3os I'd. per kssn -, sIaIoa.
e. sd Pale Is los 90 Lin seed OIL los ID
ToypOS JulT l4-PrOduce-LInsaod on 80 l0s.
per ton Calcutta Lasesa ass Sd quarter Liasse1
t.ka va l0s par Refined Petroleum ID az -
per salsn. spirits u TurpsauAs, a. Od per esG
sperm o., s63 per toa hesA-Coanon, IS ~ a = 81
Pals oils Provtsons-Lard- AS % Per ewt Zoe
American sugar los Cd los "a Cuba Centrs-
soyaae lAly zi--@A~-~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
CLOSING PRICES Of Bosroy STOOLS
BosroS. JIly1l.Is7L


The T., %. mat 0,....... . .r,yf last sa.ur-
dl- c,-,41-t IT,. u.u.l MONTH - .on7sr. la o.. r yv
e.-rn.t ~ Juno ltr--er.l ru.Is. wi.l mileage OF
4l.-gr.Ie-. carmel -rI4. sI4-1L2t5. against .n %
, ,t .,,,. -,I- In I..,. I--l ot isil5 miles and
e-.. -Ia,- 92G: Increase u ID e. -)f~. aad de-
cra.-. q a..1.u.s ~-IL5-I Otthr 4. .v-3ar. ROADS,
.lf- show -llns end -a~-vrbr4e s.ev l1sse- -~
o..-..-- .rs road ss9.is. the largest gam IS the
N..r. g.rt. ,-i,l increased .ts eap.il.5 lZjc.I2Y
ON Ia increased ril.l.. OF -54 miles. Tho puLc.pt.
'.-., m .-l.a-s 40 shown by Central Pacific, $780,
go. northwestern, a--DIsJ; Grand Trunk OF
canada -2-9lel: au1 IT, Paul. -IOLI-O E,un.-
u.lue from tls comparison the &o..u-r PAe.i.,
t. comparison for June of the 0tr. PSI. roads IS
,,l.... l.-g-rl..es A. i55 ana -,ru-. sla-03 20;
1..l-fof. -. -.8 and earning, 81 I-J.tGl. increase
%, miles - 1s. aal lecr-.c ~ earnings l.J--St). For
t1a r month";. o. june 30 rv.aty-A.e r1at show an
creq. of 12o and thirty roads show decrease of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
EIDIcIL TILV or rHE HOUSE or LORDS.

Ffom vrf0 Lonf0n.
The indignation uf the Conservatives was
snusing to witness whlat Nr Gladstone informing
VIC luds That their fate involved iu theif d.
csun unon the reform hill That riwe Minister
QUA ten thcsH grave and reverend seEuors
Wa they muat either break uf bend IL In
e'd tigh OF The times However. the
House ~ lnfds might ContHue to east
sisua' ~ tespo'tHhu ainnirn iuai a. COG and Mggog
az allowed Zee sotupi pichaa 10 tho Dulldha and Will
Ah ihHtr - curious ters Of The pnHt though tho
Nnfrihiucht ~ the city he TniIsiy changed. a. how
s'ef the Lords decline 90 accept the position ~ Wnteofk
hfufrH atthyra ia EotEeoHs rtnahi iito the rnns VI
s=taainca Ia Madame lussauds aaa pfays tlstaar trs
more ihah negatively obstructive they viii have Ia Do
melted down, ana thrlr WA fua into aHothef u,ould
what should Do glad ta know, would the (ou.erV.
utes say wsie hereditary Houae OF Demoerats M he
established, who would change, alter OF reteat everv
measure proposed ny "a Conservative Minstfv on 10
touhd lhat tAe chosen representatives, vi liz katoo
hhO" hotAlLk ABOUT the wishes VI the NaIiOn-tl knu
eust Du4As ~ sulne mysterious dlspensatan eunEea N
sheTe heiedltaly DsnSersts some o whom hre lWv.r.
because an ancestor had not stolen church uro1ertv
ohes because Al ancestor had refused 10 be brt0 r. ~
sectOn, others because an ancestor had declined 10 Ia
70 the Establishments Of Royalty Yet r,y,ot,s 80,
ImMlS' thls Is exactly the posros OF the Uopse Of
ioras toward Liberal Ministry Iheoretjeaiy
icy are nen removed by their wesIb ~
poSto from party politics, Independent IN shirt snd
sSoue N intent As matter 81 fact the aori1v are
paStS narrow-n1ded persons Conservatives In The
soS,, sense and eag0 thai their party should be IN
Ssc.rsanor order that they may have Tepad Offices or
mere thoroughly seRseekns set Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
WARRINGTON NOTES.
WAsHlNarnv. Monday.

DELEGATE To A CONGK4-s.-Lewis NJ rutherford. Of
Newlo to-day been 2ppoistei TIE fourth delegate
= ue Internal ioual MerdiantHd Ise standard g-s
10 oe held n Wssuington negrning on October !.
APPOINTED CossUL.-Hau,ieo Duke has to-day been
GIfuuiel Consul al -au salvador
blNurD FROM IaE RoLIs-LieuteBauf-c on Hsnder
Pend rien of Virginia on account ~ his failure 90 ua-s
III necessary examination, has been dropped the
Tuis of the Nava service.
ONE DOLLAR NoTEs-No more ono dollar notes be
supplied by he Treasurer unit about August The or
der Ton tc preparation could not be given until after he
sIIfu at Ou bill passed and The failure of the SUB
~ is due te the lolays of Css gress.
A fEFsIoNAToS- H0esser. Chief Of the Topog-
raphcrs Division NJ tue Post Ofrt department has RI
signed aud his place has been Oiled by The appointment
Of ". L. Nicholson. who formerly held the niloe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
EXPORT ON THE NETWORK POST OFFICE.
- = WELL AND ECONOMICALLY coNpuCrED-NA0
u - o,nrrNp, ATOMS OF THE COMMISSION.


- WELL AND ECONOMICALLY CoNpuCTED-NAO
y o,rurNpArIoNs OF TIE COMMISSION
u-,survcTov. July II. - superintendent
,oson If the Railway Mail Service; Chhf lhspeo'o'
- and Inspector Camp, Of the Post once Dcp'iF
en- ho were commissioned 10 examine into tae 'oi'
she yex-York Post Office. have made their rep'i'
=. Eve postnsster-Gencra The commls7'onoI' "'H
- ,ssce "a well and economically concuc''u' WIZ
w Ts-+ mon at the head OF each department lheF
,so,n1pe is excellent, and results IN the prompt
eEont transaction Of the business or the once lHe
,,,,ster and his assistants are men VINO nave el""H
IN with the service and whose ambition seems q" o
.,.oirnept OF a perfect service. The c"inn'SS
&c that much time would be s'Ve' ~ D
% - - ,ha outgoing mail, between The honi'
81 and 1Op m directly from certain S''''D' w INV
,-ss instead Of sending them through The central 'l.'
-, M Thompsop's suggestion the commission a'-
.ortr-lr recommends that such dsp'ich ne maze "'"
STATIONS ABODE Eff. c.. X. and l. The a''p'0"
n The scheme viii nccesstate the employment VI %
one clerks az salary Of 500 each. 10 separate '''
match these mails, and six let'er-carIeis 10 ''
g. dutv As collectors. The commissioners oei'o' "a
r,s,da,ion II adopted would allow OF a mnch '''er
lirg for outgoing mails in the afternoon ana "a i
me departure II the large amount OF ily- tt, ~
irs over until morning at TIE ceh'"' "'''' N"N
t, N changes IN the salaries OF the empoyes
Of the Post Office are suSgesIe0 nv on 10 en-
onrsted an allowance OF - 500 10 - rao--
NOV ffiv additional clerks nut me coihlllNS @ ac,re
b h. n. ala.
~ salary az n $50. Sufficient I'm" WIS ho1
- animation into the needs oil me carr 80
uen but ne commissioners are conyh1eu - rIske in
- soro localities has increased 90 rapII As W lit
,-sct,csV Impossible for carriers 10 ehrc' p"P no
- ar1 they therefore recommend tlai an
Satsie 10 make an inspection or me car 90 ,I,ar
Deuf and report 10 tho Postmaster VrnerSt force
~ carmen. necessary IN addition 20 the yerv
m local business Of the Office t. reported ~ ,rnr3r
i-,, aboat oue-thrd OF all tTSt-ci"s- anu .teJ
thst the revenue from this source eXcctur I itsr
cosf NJ the entire service, including the H'0 u0''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
APPOINTMENT u NAVAL CADETS.

WAsuNGToN, July The Secretary Of
the navy has appointed the below named cadets %
the Naval Academy from unrpreseut3G Congressional
districts: erwin Hartr1tH. Michigan; stuart W. 'Ia-
msr North Carolina; Lawrence II. Moses, N~v-f5rki
and John WeddcrlIrr and Gary r. Morgan. o. TIE Dis
trict of Columbia John W.iI-r5G-a is brother OF
Lawrence Wedderbgrn who was At nc head OF his class
~ Annapolis and who IS accidentally killed la7t yes"
IN the gymnasium. Delegate Dury, % Arizona, tt- 10
recommend ai.t last Year ti5 ecrsttry Cn-2dl,I s-
pointed IL Young mar from EcW- daLps1lie. ms year
Mr. OuIv Recommended The apFJ ltleHt of Cary b -Ur-
gan secretary MED l.m frOiu an unlepIe-
Seuts4 district Ji Louisiana.
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Ek1L LSf1IE


NJ W INThs I1'TIHT july y, IT. I
RECORDED REAL EsrArI rRAssFERA
wfurE
Madison a. Nos 100 and fRi. a n CaahTan orecu.
ton tu Nnffia -ll hrfafnlu $40 ZOO
1 l5ti.atss To- a " of 6t1nve D. 4tI00I1 @
keo4b ana rifa 10 4 -,hned ........ $4,000
llLlai 70 e. litG " NJ ldaye .4Hlnn.Il Mary
NohHlei iut De- keogh 10000
Mere rt. $50 ia maa tn. o. ~ GILLIAN . 10000
Aldat. n lrc ID ~ Madam ave- Do nrHap.
i,v,euor to- Ma, uoea.. 10000
NJ iuta at infd Ridge vain Ward "a ~ ntuuu
and viiu tp Mas HihpfuiHa ........ .... a0nU
Hth. 40 n hHf lHuiA It, Abttuu las Mon
t4th tpi 81 lunminas.. .... ...... ~ $50
Atrt. Hu n o. A Hth at lute a uoaauAuu
aud WHO 30 X 4 wanasfi IA 600
iabth o. - isufl Of sd ave sotnp /. A. diiatsn
aal fiia $40 a Mlnheily ~ 900
IA lhai r iI1 "a of 300. ave- fu l-fIst gttt8i lhi
a nlauAi-Hl 90 ] 4uihR ..... .......... 10 600
l2aiha a. 4-u n ot htl pyo 10000 L., \
Wrsli aDd tita % Al CllnIo6 ,'''.l.' "a 500
4lntA FL, % . 10 v 81 AVnA ~ bHl 90 iOi
Lo4aabeiIy aAl anS,iof 10 Maria a.,ss -. O75O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15

WAsHINorON July L-Commtulcr George
Ievt, mas been ordered to report 90 Washington ou
August /. He viii then he gwen command or the rev
d-rac1 boat :. 'phiu. Wa VIZ b. really for SEA -oac
tine du~re the coming month t. has NOT yet
been decided where the vessel shall e after beer trial
TIP bur size w probably not come To Washington 40 all
There are 5oets about her being able 20 get as far as
"a up tIe rIYer.
The Richmond was a. Gibraltar Yesterday, and the
Is.ey boz 40 Alden ~epfel Der lO. ana 40 Gibraltar
October 10. " her return from tue A"a.lc station.
Jeeuiut Frank GIertin 11iJr grade. having f'.rd fu
pa animation FOR prlf41uJa wiz remain 70 tlo head
O. fle ll-t for another year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
APPOINTED SECOND LIEUTEyAHTs.

WASHINGTON, July 14.-Ine President has
designated the person below named for apToiutmel, as
seoJud lieut-uans in The army: William Ron. Of New
York. e. G. Williams. o. Minnesota, Everett j. Ben
jauin. of New-York II. Anderson. lr, OF Georgia ;
Daniel ark, Of District or Co1mba Robert Wilson. Of
Kn-as: Tfeslreu w. Moore OF Connections; a. b.
Burlington. ct Iowa; Charles W. Peuro.e OF Nen-YorS
Raymond H. stevens, Of lrstr OF Go uro.ai Frederick
K OF Icuusv'v auas Edwin Weeks. e le-Hs and -
arcI.ates. Charles Bridges. of De ware william Pf-0-e
O. Ncw-Iork J. T. Anderson, OF Oregon; ". y Blow.
virginia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COFFFT-~not firm AZ zoe. for FAIR ~s.rs.
cx "-iu.v. X rUd 500 bags % "GNr.f.. ur bnvafs
tcrns ~forA e-e. 2i3l25 bags frsf aat. tull
AID Opened easier Nuf closed steaIT Sales.
me a. follows. Jniy. SIS o.25 ADJUST, -.i s3yt ;
Sep:eg.be- D 40 DctOD. g "a = -. N'f fler -
III ~. and December r.IuusbI MID grade .asv GOOD
Curuta Iri,r safe --j bags central Amrrc SO CarO.
and no ~Gfarfl4 private terms.
COTTON totfnn easy but without QNf citnf -.
3 bales 80 saturday cveriG- tnl' ING LOO
r rv.arf ana $50 Tor sugnlng Delivered ON tuntrsrts.
500 bales Receipts the ports today 61 boxes 'sainss
gT- hs da~ last week. and 1871 Last -Ite ~epem-
Der p t-g. H3 bales against 5,5e ~ 1nl-s iAe same
HE lot4,lons according to the American cilscs'1l ara