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,,tnos 10y ,c,ISs d@ Mdas5 los sSar
ssnss = d s a. s ' Ts \, iog 90 e. u rs N.Y.
Patent sGo9 .wNesl-soa'Gstp sies,p We.,si" as,ys
S%"' s9.S" s No wc e Winter lied SPOT
na Ii cSrs da
SS sn, s % a 40 qs
ern aaa iic Western White 81 5Gca 30 Mied, 50 e1ci
visions da and easier Mess Pork SO 75 Reeelp,Fiolr
g goo qS Wheat o 2ss sSrp
Sas Sc 0S sacsI%hcai SG7oo" BUSH Cora 5000
Y; s No oa,1 FG s, da g ana Ss%
Winter j. G,r9 d9l steiner feIow sic.
Sc WIZ 9isSa ' @Ste ns
Zoo sack% cora joooj bush oats 1000 ou'h' shorts
taneys - Pr,yi'!Cas a g 90 S @ss q;
d 4 5n9s IS SSt c }as Goss qss Com
RI oo receipt. 4 90 heri shipments. 1890 head
cnc,co Noy liFlonr a1ll aad uaehap ys Far g g
90 Mnsofa Bater, :; 80 55qs r. 81 po Patents! = j
barrels, Whcit in fair denmni sales RANGED; november
7.@52'c closing az 7-e keeemoer q. "a 81, oosin
sos Il &C., closns al so7-c 10 CHICAGO spring. q
49, 40 l,cid C. mand sales ranged Cash
i4'16iSc. closing 90 42atat$c.; November i59G,t3c-
JanalIy s5'ta3 4 closing a. S5'.c; May 5 $ssS3 sc
e eSr at 9 cS %ny 2 cios%s at sc re
Cash jOQ 90 for All the Year I'll 250si 2;
January, 81 31G I'll s. L closing At 81 30 Lard quiet
ranged: - l0a !2l2 November 81 30 49, 81 p
closing 81 ~ December rs " la So 30 closing 40 81 no
Shoulders 2j SHIRT Ri SO >, Short Gear ~ 10 re-.
II 900 0ush Oits 10000 Rye. 1900 bush; Bar.
icy. 5000 ship nsnts-Folr 2O0J obs Wheat $1,000
bush; corn 21 900 blsDd oats. $4,000 Oushi Rye lSOO
Uush Barley. 2lODl
DETROIT. Nog 10 Wheat weak: No. Whit. Cash, Il l2c.
November 773c December, IN No. Rel, 6Jc. Corn
40. ,. &c. ats-No. ,. White &c: No. 2 21c. Re
ceipts-Wheat. l4.0OD Dust
MILWAUKEE. Nov Ij.-FlOur quiet aud unchanged Wheat
weak; so milwaukee, Casl, u 4c. November, u i4c;
December. 72i4c.: January &c. Corn weak. No 2 Ale
Rejected, iSd39c. oats irn NO White 30c Rye quiet;
Extra Proylsoas elsier Mess Pork. Sl2 80, cash
November : 81. January. LardPrme steam, 80 80,
"a Al and November 81 81 January sweet Picked Hams
allc. Hogs ~ q Co. Rccelpts-FiOtr. $4,000 bbls.;
Wheat. 100 bush. Barley. 1000. sbpments-Flour
LOCO bDs. Wheat ijj Dusn. Barley $4,000.
ST. LOUIS ". l5.-Fiolr sCsttg ami uncIanget Wheat
ard ia So. lower 80 Rel. ~ "a lose. cash;
November 7Ji4 &c. December 76sd ~ ac All the Yeai
15isc; May T7Tc. Corn over; cash. 37c.; 3is@
- ~ MAY. oats weak sales at 25a4 d2J &c. casa
November Al the Year. lD's02 Sc; May p Sc
i've qulet = &c RareY-Market quiet at 6OH7 e.
Butter eggs steady and IN ,aansci Flax seed EDDY
Hay qnie All unch tn0ci Bran trn at . ,l2D
jUc Meal ste1ty at - 20. Whisky steady at II :!
Pork ~ o. Bukmcas du-Iong Clear 20 40 short RID
~ as 30; short Clear 10 Lard dull at - " 2dtI 90
Receipts Flour 1000 bOst What o2Opp bush. corn.
2lUOb bush Oats 1000 OusE Rye, 60lO busL barley,
900 0usi shipneGts-i0ur 10000 bbls; Whel, 1000
busl; Iu.pJJ Dl,.: oats 1000 BUSH rye, lUOD
bushi Barey lUoJ bush.
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET
EEw-YORK. NOV. I

EEw-YonK. Nov. TO-
A more pulling union of favorable and nm.
favorable statistical conditions has been seldom seen bv
petroleum operators than that which now governs tho
situation In the Last two months there has been rc
ducton IN net stocks Of oil held by the pipe lines NJ
nearly 0OO0OO barrels and the daily returns OF thu
pipe limo figures showing this month considerable
excess Of deliveries And yet In Butler County
Penn the Thorn Crock district has produced the largest
wells ever opened IN the petroleum territory and thcrc
Is every indication that tho extent of this fertile pool has
not been defined In TuE TRinuNhs daily reviews par.
tcular mention has been made of tho several wells
which wcrc opened iast week. and here 10
s only necessary To- say that the output Of m, Thorn
Greek Held NJ last aivicca Ia 900 barrels day
ehd there are other wells due which, Judging from past
dcvcloprmcnia ought 10 Increase thla amount No far
tho wells opened IN this district have prolific that
Tho natural decrease from Tho frat Yield of tho
older ventures has been moro than NADIA
up Tho latest well arrivals appear 10 polnt
Ia an extension ~ tho rich territory, and, % sum
M, all tho developments Of tho last week have
been ~ character In Increase instead ~ diminish tho
Importance ~ this district factor IN tho oil problem
The pipo llnr runs now average $3.50 barrels per
day against 2.50i barrels last month aud 65Os bar
rels In November, 1883 The daily average Of deliveries
has been o. $50 barrels against 7os 20 barrels cto
her, and s $50 barrels In November 1883 The charters
per day l7.ss2 barrels against 30 ls3 barrels In
October, and 253Oi barrels IN November, 1888 Tho
figures from November Ia ID charters TO November
Ia IN barrels are as annexed
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LIVE STOCK NARKrr-ny TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO Nov l5-Tns Dr1psrS Journu reports Hogs-
Recepts tO0Ohcll shpments 1900 heat narxet activc
Rough Packing ~ lO@ft 40. Packingand 5hpplnL "a 20
dSi 75i Light. 81 1854 G5i skpa 81 6Udt4 20
Cims-Hecepts. 400 hat Shlp nent' 1000 head, mar
ket slow but steady, Export Grades ~ l0dtD bDi
ucod to Choice shipp,n1 81 5oa*g TO- Common to Medium
Sheeo-Receipts. 200 shipments 300 market dnil;
Choice to Extra 81 6OdsJ 16 Lambs heal ~ 10
- 40, Texas sheep ~ 0Odt3 20.
~. Lotus. Nov. l5tdttie-neceipt., 300, shipments
bnD, market htm, Exports 81 2jdt 90 Uoot 10 Choice
urass Natives 5000 ~ 20i Ora. Texans 81 900
81 30
Shesp-neccipt.. 400, shipments ZOO Common to No
dium ~ f6 Fair 10 Choice ~ dt3 10 Lambs ~ %
dti Ybl Tefana VI 7tdt5 % ~
hogs Nre,rlpH, AOWi shipments 2ln0 MARKET actvrt
workers. a. i0df %. Packing "a 30ds 40 ueavy 81 %
"A
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H. 50 3O $50 stats d. ~ D at SIC 1874 Michigan Sheep
Iii 10, at 4.c., and 200 do, SO h. at &c.
umc Mullen sold: 1i6 state Sheep, 10 n, at &c, and
1917 Western do 1876 N, at 4i4c
~ -, ssdcr Co :cld, i5o Kentacsy sheep III at
2il ohio do sB ~ at 3sc 25b do poor, 90 No. at 24c
Judd buckingham Sold 355 Ohio sheep - NJ at SO 81
300 ohio Sheep and Lambs OIL d. at 3c 40 state do. 10
ID, at &c.
HOGS-Receipts were 80 cars Of 1854 head-27 cars at
Jersey city and III cars az 4oths Total for tho week
4351t heat against 81 9ef head duh
Irces weak and lower Common to Prime nominay quoted
at "a 10 $50 Is.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Ter North Rirer. Vessels and Railroads.
Nrw- NnpE. Nov. -. 1sS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
Nrw. yonn, Nnvcmh,r II. ts9t

COFFEE spot MO was sicalicr though tlon qion1e
change The inhlhnr reported 10 ho nlighlV De''r
sales ~ 9OnO bags Pascal" Loo bags 81 ADVANCE
aud Otu "liirln private tctmn options Nei"
more active 10 poins higher Sales ~ lbn hhsH rsns
steady pt tho iollowng pfcrs january s@lHSac ren,u,
NihH hnrI hnfth, hh1d UnrI Ahil ~ q" . ,u'.l
NAV. E7Og a7acl June. A7agN Hool Noycmber Nloa
eOcI ieccmhcr, A'adaHoi hid ani ashcl i,avlr no,
fcia hc receipts N ltlo waaeny 1000 bass london wns
foneh ace amt the short inoroat being frpotrh smhll
Mld rIndea Wero quiio STEADY AMI UNCHANGED. - a.,
tOTIbS-Apot Cotton quiet nnd unchanged rhl"'. =
bales Delivered contracts, 800 bales Ne.rpts ~ ,h
pors TODAY 30 va Daici against .sjp bhrs ns any mAt
week aud 1s,S7l laat year ,.-...
Tho quotations. aooor ling TO tho American casa'eA''"h
follows
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2davs ne cor Of 70th;st 5o.5x7a. Ann MuIholand
s,. sn1 another 70 Geo q. o another 1900
IA, another caecut y. 70 Midale,rook 100000
oo,t 20 John sch By sa Ter - * $4,000
v and wife 70 TO- Timothy 9th, DonSysn 1857
SchmugG 70 John SchnIgg. "A noo
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets

IoypoS Mo-. J.. ~ % n.-c01s,l5 l00h 70; money
account; Atlantic dnt Western ilIs
iorgsge Trustees tesiucates 3jg NcwJers'y Contra!
Frs; Mugeagt Bonds. lO2 Erie Second COnsos 027si
lie .dnG IA MrNIch Ordinary. 3iaG Canadian Pacific.
H. ~ ragi Comm1. : Illinois CcItrai 42l. Pcnnsy.
wanna, g. =. 800.
2p.m-Unitci states -Four Per Cent Bonds. l25ie; do
l.ail PR Cent l,1Dl ltO Atlantic AMI Great western
fIrst MOTT gas rrLsea Ceuihc,te' 81 Newlersey Cen
kOilgc Bonds 1915 tBo-. do SccO nj
80 = 49, NewYorK Crntr. 81 Is Illinois central 1919,
Pennsylyania %. eading lie Mexican Ordinary 81 - ~
Paul Common. -.
6,D D. m-iasis ayIccs quote Three Per cent Rentos az
francs 10 confines for the account, AMI IA, hdn.e On
London al 20 = confines for CHECKS.
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0rnthers.

A ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
IA Of all grtiss. t1i1rt gpgsrnassst lecturer, CON
pani0ns &C. circllr, y ne. schp)s fr,a M ,iirr,,
eenpoyng tetr1srs, nor - t't'1sr, All .n,,,I
r. MIRIAM CDYRfERE \ 90 "'''''
~ East 7tn.st. Union sqaara
A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE. eslab-
~ bshed 1So5 provides promptly best Teachers Tor private
Pupils Families. Schools orges Circulars Of good scho1is
with reliable Information nee 10 plent Hklled e,rh,r,
always wanted. Application form Tor stimn
] ~ st'fIERNEHHDHN a. GO. Fa. lltb.t
A LADY wishes daily private scholars in
Fngl ali branches; German French and Music, excel
lent rafcicnces Address q. IL, Tribune once
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ Agency supplies Professors Teaohers Tutors uoyer
pessrs etc, lrgcs, schools fsmtlrs tppv "a
MRS. NJ }. NOUNG-IUL1ON, 20 4 Mon SQUARE
GLASS AND PRIVATE INSTRUCTION
~ IN French for yonng ladies'. MADE MuIsEIIE PAU.
LINE A yAN tAUTEREN, Partisan, several years RI.
perencein Wellesley college, Mass l-s East ah.st
VALE GRADtIATE.-An experienced in
stfnciqr and private tutor desires an engagement u
hours daily. Address u. A Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-17
REiL ESTATE.
NEW-lOHN, faturday, NOV, II, 1851
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NLN-fORk cry
3dave e y 10 n sof con IT. g ZOO q G Illium and
wife tooeo ltaggcry ..;;,.,......:,... $4,000
nownoy 10 John Dpwnry ,...............- 10000
27that 60 81 6bayc, 2Os~3j same Ia same 1000
Asth.ai. 80. % % Nv ~ uthlye 25xlnV.i, Ellen
Harrow aud another g. NJ II Gillespie .,;,,-. il,50O
rack aud wife toJ Lichicnston .........'... $1,000
i'm ................ $4,000
Pccksp, No dbi Henry Mos IT, 10 ftank GLOVER 10000
Morris. Jr...:.......... ......... -. 10000
Conklin U Mnrgl MuiyW ........... ....... l.G0O
ctatoE KNOX .....'... .............. 2.O3G
WIN and wie 10 MayerS 60 .......,........ i9s 800
same .......,.. ....... ~.....,..,.,.. ., 1876 500
4 Roe TO I Moiarty .''.....-..,..'.'. '". $3.50
Tbos Hagan. 49,. $500
Pier loot Of Tompkn'si, East Rlysr ia Roberts.
ct al TO = "a iight GO dated 1852. ..-...-... !
Ave-D, cor OF Oth-t 22xss; = 4 Paterson execu. 49,
tor, ~ isanc trank ...... -.... =. $500
ensieii and wife 10 A r. Ridway ............ 10000
aud Wiz o. wm D 'rb -. 2s5Oo
i75tl at y lot ll7Onlf2 Jas barry ana "he 10 o-,o
~isrsg to bsniel sranit .''....',. ease
Levin 10 !" j ~ Appel - i925o
Union ave n 9 COZ Of Drnman. place li5xijOi lima
Petit executor 10 Anna oimiston. ......... $500
to MARY wendell and another 49,, ia,sOO
to ileniy Never ..'..,'....,., $3.50
and another 10 John oitersedt .',s,.,.. a2Ooo
ibth.st n q aOH " oi 9TH ave on ~ 100 q, u " slU.
cum and another 10 A IA Hassnaef minimum. tsovo
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STAINED

Good or lu,-v - rs, Low MI lin y............ ga
trictGooi or iiairv " s,,a MiiiIinr 9'
Futures we time To- points hi .hcr owiig 10 an
nee, hut the advance lost laor on m
the coc sud that southern exporters r1
10 unload ton Zee which purchaser
~ cigc against short IA IN Liverpool sales oil H3oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-17
Rams Deliveries Deliveries Charters
Total bbls ...... 10 500 Sg0,740 lASl6O $40 AK
Av. per day. 67,Sl5 $3.50 ll1c5 l78s2

Prices at the Petroleum Exchanges well held last
week In the face OF the bearish" that sent
out from the oil fields. The downward range
72d7I to 60 cents, but the final quotation was 7Oia
cents. against 73is cents the previous week On tho
decline, however there was probably larger liquidation
of the short interest than there ton OF new
bear element on the late rally Throu ,hout the week.
however the market did rise above tle level of local
trading and there IL less OF disposition than
the part the outside public to dabble In the specula
ton Not only 10 the speculation bampered by the pre-
vaing business duness, and the uncertainty concerning
the future policies and possible legisla-
ton of the Democratic party, but the
big men appear to done their best ncucaie
the idea that anpulation has far absolute sway
values than natural condition possess Tho
comparative steadness OF the market II IL be due tho
power possessed by strong leaders. Is OF itself sufficient
to forbid purchases by traders except those who
are nimbc and satisfied with scalpng small profits The
market closed strong regards figures. but with no
healthy that would warrant confidence in the
future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-17
ge of prices and the total transactions for the

Whe fair business was done In refined oil the mar.
possessed special feature and ~ cents per gal
Ion, the closing price, was the same as week ago.
BRADFORD Penn, Nov l5-Crude oil steady despite
the big wells in Butler National Transit certificates
opened at Gsio and closed 20 bid highest price 70e
lowest price, 6s. National Transit and Tidewaer runs
Friday, 1929 bbls; total shipments 53,9s6 bbls.;
charters, los, 92l bbs clearances 5,43o,0OO bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-17

Dantine Ard9emles.
4 Lien DODWORIll a son,
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS ~ DANCING
NO Osl 5rlI-ANE. NEW.YORK.
AND NO l9s WAsHINGrON ~, BROOKLYN
CLASSES NOW OPEN.
FOR TERMS SC. SEND FOR CIRCULAR
ALIEN. MACGREGORS
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING, ll2 FIFTH AVE
open private ant lessons. gentlemen
Monday aud fhur-tay evenings FERNS sec circulars
AT =. HARVARD RklLIY'S School for
~ Dancing No b1a 1thhvc iOuith week OF the present
term
Mr.. TRENoWS ACADEMY OF DANCING.
WI BrOadWBy ani3,d.s.
3bih YEAR NOW oPEN. soni Tor Circular
MIR. MANUEL, 80 West 33d-st..
NI viii resume his cin4sc. for dancing
November -. tiicu ars application
~ GEORGE DODWORTUS SCHOOL. u
Wet 2ith.st. Formerly with Mr. Allen Dodworth.
and private Gentlemen Tuesday and Itiay
evenings Season commenced See circular '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-17
SPLITS OF rURPEN

sPIWIT~ OF IUkPtNIINE =
CHARLESTON NOV H. -rurprntine qulct az 90. bid.
sAVAsYAH. Noy lj-rurr ,ntnn ARA ~ 2fll.
WIlMINGToN NOV Is lurpcItine hr.n at @ois,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-17
Ocean Steamers

NCHOR LINE, Y. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
~ GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
From Pier 20, North River, foot Of Deyst
Ethiopia. ..Nov. % a. Asatia. ......Dec. am.
Furnessa.. Nov. 20, Up pevOna nee ID D. IN
CABIN passage, $50 TO $780, seconiclass stl 49,.
passage, from GLASGOW lVERPOOI3
BELFAST or LONDONDERRY, Sl5. -,
Anchor drafts payable free OF charge az TANKS
trou hout England scotland and Ireland and sold for any
amount at lowest rates
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, Bowling Green
BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and direct line to the South OF France
NEW.YDKk AND BORDEAUX DIRECT
CHATEAU YOUEM sarutlaV. Now "
CHATEAU MARGAUN saturday Dec 10.
Prentio s stores ne3r Wallst. Ferry brooklyn
Travellers France SPAN ard italy. Pyrsnse3 Pan,
Nice &c an expense by takn this linz
$50 to 800 second Cabin sd
Storage S25 For passage Apply 70 ..o,,r 40 ,,.
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Art Schools-City.

MRS. LOUISA Il. CULVER. =.
vi Wilreceiyc pupils hcsinnme ncsHay October ~ ~
drawing oil and water color lahlS sun nc ho"'i7 az"
landscape, china painting aud dccolI ~;
studio No ~ Madison AVE.
References: ,-
Mr. T. Huntington PrrsiiI National Acl 'c'ny Of loa'gn
William HaTt. y. A; Mr. James " hHt, y. ~
MI David johnson. y, \.
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IMAM LINE nm STEAMERS.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD IS. co.

~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
NETWORK. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
ELDER, Wea. Noylp am OPEN sat Noy - ~ N.
y ERRA. " ca Nov. ~. am MAIN..,,s,t, pee a ~ o.
From NETWORK TO LONDON, HAVkh and BREMEN
by saturday steamer First cabn t75. Second CABIN $50
Stecrage at lowest rates..
OELNItIIS 60.
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For Young Ladies' Country.
Ter 10th Sexo5-Gountry


HONlE boarding School Tor Misses and
Il Childrcn-0nc hour from city. mother. cte; go,I
board and tuition a week. Higher branches # desired
Address gON ~. STANFORD, Conn.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack -on the IIud
IL Prep rit0ry anl D1An "a Tor ss1. grtlL
for Ia hes spe'h Irt DpJullr
school popular seat fbf cIDsI. next yslr
opens opt - W. II. BAEN1SrER, A. NJ, Pslns.pal
SOUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE,
- BRIDGErON, NcT-Jsr,ey
Both sexes Fun corps 81 "a hers In.trIctiOn thOrJugL
Music painting. drawing. Climate mild very hclty. Boz
gins september TO- Address II. X. TItASh, Principal.
Misceillneols.
C1OICE collection of school circulars for
" parents and guarlan Teachers every department Of
ana earning ai.ndcd. ILSs 50 Meat .I,.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-17

=. GTERN'S SCIIUUL OF LANNUN'T I'D VI
- NETWORK CITY,
o. ! ast Asthst Ecw.York ~ and 10 Montaguc-St,
- IIOOkWD.
GERMAN. Cl,sscs in session all dcs Tho aitri-
uou OF advanced Tents called 70 Prof = VI ~ -
I'm cIassc ~ the Oh 6tIh ~ III y
,"r Also "a fine ras n IlisOry by Prof MencD Stcr J.
FyCU: Glasses beeInre and for inter neh
denis and classes IN French literature spanish ana i y
coescs CONN ERSATIDN IN ~ the elias IS. NO FHsi'h
is spoken. Lectures in German ana fieheh'
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE CUNARD Steamship
UMIlRlA.

GuioN k Si,SSlEi; STATES MAI, STEAMER.
ron QUEEN aIONN AND LIVERPOOL.
Leaving riur b. y, H., fiot ~ klns,st
ANiIoNA,...... usdaY, Nav, ~ u M
ALASKA ..... -.., -..-. iuc~dN, Nov - 10 ~
MlScONSlN......~ iursiay Dee p III
WhOM Dee y,
NEVADA lucSiAY Dec, 10 p
abn pii,ge tls1Or IA 10 "a srJ0 80 80 AL p)J
Intermediates $40 storage WI1 Yrite, ... 49,,
OFFIIE, No 30 BiOADNAG GUloN n 90.
HAMBURG AMERICAN IS. cos LINE for
4 PLNMOUfH LOnd0n CherbOurgl Parisl and Hamburg
MORANiA.NOv.l 4 y. ~. Wr.,lfH ,LiA. nov ~ I'm
slLESIA. Nov. 20 am. WIEiAND Doc =, H. M.
Frs. cap s51. t6b ami s75 Storage at lowest ras@
KUNHARDr ~ %, &. -. RICHARDS CO., ~
INMAN LINE OF STEAMERS,
4 FOR QUEENsToWN AND LlNERPooL
CITY OF -atultly. Nov ~ f;5O e
CITY OF CHESTER ..-.-....f uisday Nov ~, IL N.
CITY OF III HMON D............-i hirsliY C. y up ~
From Pier 3jfn3w tnbsrl Nbftn river -
CABIN PASSAGE $50. $50 AMI 500. intermediate. $685.
STEEKAG H. 10 or fro ~ Vow. iOr&, 81 }. -. - -
For passage. &c. apply TO the iNMAN STEAMSHIP CO.
limited, W shin gtOn Building. BrlliSg " Y.
Phia lelpha Ohca No lO1 sJiti ltlsS
NATIONAL LlNE.-From Pier 80, n: r.
" FOR LIVERPOOL AND QU EENSiOWN
ENGLAND. Nov. - am EGfPt &C. T. sa M
LONDON AN d PLYMOUTH. - - -
THE QUEEN Soy. ~. 3 pm DENJARk..NOy. 3D. 10 q
Saloon t5O 20 $40 OI'ylrt AMI prepald Storage pas
ne tickets, rlJbv MI stoamri.
ABBY 10 =. w. III URSr, Manager Battery place
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-02-20
MEDICAL.
SEEK

health and avoid sickness.
Instead Of feeling tired and
worn out, instead of aches
and pains. wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and strongf
You can continue feeling
miserable and good for no
thing, and no one but your
self can find fault, but if you
are tired of that kind OF lite,
YOU can change it if you
choose.
How ? BY getting one
bottle of Brown IRON BIT
TIERS, and taking If regularly
according to directions.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-02-20
Proposed Change of Patent Law.

On our second page will be found an art
| icle quoted from the Scientific American
relative to proposed changes lii our pate.
laws that are mos unj Just to inventors. The
wrong to farmers by means of sales t,
them of patented articles, by set of swim
dlers operating in connection with scoun-
drels who follow on their track. and D.j
threatening suits for infringement extor
money from innocent purchasers, is form
of robbery that should receive no less pun
ishment than long term in State prison.
but to rob honest inventors of their rights
as relief to innocent purchases. is scarce
ly less dishonest and oppressive.
Congress can earn the gratitude of hon,
est men by effectively providing for the
punishment of such conspirators and by E
more thorugh protection of inventors an6
purchasers against those who. with out at
thority to do so. make and sell pateuteo
articles without notifying purchases of tina;
fact.
Every manufacturer of pate tied arti-
Gle should be compelled, under heavy pen
alties for neglect to do so, to inciose with
each article made and sold by him a GER
tifcate clearly stating the fact as to
whether he is or is nos acting under an
thority from the patentee, and all vendors
of such articles should give a certificate
showing their authority for making sales
thereof.
The passage of the proposed act would
be brand of infamy upon the party re-
sponsible for it. Is it possible that we have
a ring of bfackmailers who us3 Congress-
men as cats-paw for the introduction OF
such villainous measures as that referred
to, in order that they or their co-workers
may be retained as attorneys, and paid
big price for showing up I'd defeating
them? 1t would be well for members o.
Congress to carefully look up the pedigree
of all bills of the kind referred to- So far
as we have read them, they all bear the eal
marks of ring parentage.-Scientifc Amer
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ot nnsus visa 81 O. county Of chrcT.
Passed
III. Cntrsr-An sct 70 incorporate the
central city bank Of Ciarksdale- Passed
Mr. Cutrer-To incorporate the Sun
flower Navigation Company. Corpora-
tons.
Mr.. Cutrer-To amend section ZIG, Code,
relating 70 paymeuk Of teachers. Passed
A message was received from the Cover
nor returning without his signature, An
act to regulate freights and passenger rates
On the railroads of the State
One thousand copies we're ordered print
ed
Several motions to make the bill special
order were voted down, and the following
constitutional amendments were taken from
tie table:
A Joint Resolution making constitu
tional amendment to provide for holding
State and county elections. Passed on sec
ond reading.
Joint Resolution providing a substitute
TO amendment two of said constitution
Lost on its second reading.
Mr. Govan moved that the consideration
Of the Railroad bill and veto message b
made the special order for Monday nigh
at o'clock Carried.
1t lao the House adjourned
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Pay Of Members of Legislature.

When the bll TO increase thspay of MEM
bers of the Legislature was under consider
alton in the House Mr.. hurry, of Tippah,
said:
Ma. SPEAKER: desire to express my
views on this question, and in reply to the
gentleman from Carroll, Mr.. williamson
| will say that / am as sincere as he or any
other gentleman possibly could be. In the
first place think the pay is enough now,
and whether this is correct or not it is as
much as our people in their impoverished
condition can bear. believe in retrench-
ment and reform, and especially as a Dem
ocrat, when the party is committed to re-
form and economy in all departments of
government do feel it incumbent on me
70 oppose the bill, AMI l am in favor of
this retrenehment beginning in the law
making department / trust the bill will
not pass