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New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
sArrnnAY. Oct. III. N.


The stock sneculaton TODAY developed weak and uIi-
settled tone from tho beginning OF business. Aside
from the causes that meht Affect special stocks the
trad rs were afflicted wiha Cleveland scare and hence
| buyers were scare and the number OF
sellers was increased. It makes 10 dn-
ference that there 10 be no good reason
for any one To be disturbed by the political outlook
sock .pccuators of necessity do pO~-c>s mcrcuIiai
ouai les 10 al unusual extent and to-day the fancy
moved the majority of operators toward d-trlst Inc
reverse. may be- the case ON Monday y-uuquc~ronahly.
it VIII bee on Wednesday. However, to-day depie--io"
wa. the rule bat It was marked by un-
usual irrecullrity The coal stocks were irregular
d though tLe.o Is no longer any dispute that
tie condition Of the trade Is not satisfactory.
Eut Delaware and Hudson shows dcclin" ~ ana
Delaware Lackawanna and Western of per cent, while
Cou,ral Of NowJersey aud Reading closed only lower
than YESTERDAY Lake shore was specially "eah al
7GP74lea747s. but Central and Hudson only de-
ciucd from 9Jls 20 e4isd9iA. Among the
Granger stock-. Northwestern shows the greatest de
ce IL -old from 81 3 down 70 s9i4 os9A That stock
was .elalIy hurt hy the official announcement OF
further loss In 600 FOR the first week IN
Octoper Manitoba declined from e4l2 to -, and
closed weak without recovery, and Central Pacific
shows fual loss Of ll2 per cent. Union Pacific
for the greater part Of the day resisted the general inc
nation OF the market and held IT. figures nrn al 56 '6l
but II finally yielded 10 55isa55l4 Missouri Pacific
commanded D, per cent premium m the loan mar
k,t but the sales Of covered by 500 shares al
q5s4a95a95le Western Onion dun and steady on
G4ePG5aa64. Tho market closed weak
Government bonds were dun with d weak tone the
bids for thc 4 were u lower Annexed are the closing
quotations:
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
From ~, v,- rort Groptic. ~, :.

MARKTr FOR ALL CLAssEs oF VALUABLE 81
CURl1iTe.
From, ~, N,i- Torl Grppbic OF :.
Since the plan was decided upon to incrcase the
Memberships of the Exchange from 25O to 1000
and to lsi and deal IN Railroad Stocks ir0cfiondi
Iofs and Petroleum Certificates. m addition to the
Inst ol securities already dealt i'm. there has been
great Improvement in its future pro poets. .
judging from the long list oi prominent wal
Sitcrt brokers and traders whusr names are posted
na applicants lur the first allotment of new neW-
hrf.fdns n VIII not hc iour hcfntr the heretofore
quiet I y,hange Room will g Oiowdcd with active
uourt. rnlng htulrrs.
80 soon ns the FIRST allotment of 925 memberships
are n tnkrn che price iur the srr0ld allotment
sill bo ad tnnD,d tu 500 and the third allotment io
500
II has nov hrcn prnct ~ demonstrated that \
huqiuc.4 rfn lr punfuhF transacted iu fal nud
aiurls outside uf ih. NtN-luik stock Exchange
MT only iu irnruou0 Ute. hu' nlsu in onr hundred
-h1fDe ui iu amy do.i 'd uunufitN
llr llrrfIr Nfhtugr l4 fu hr supplied with OH
indicators luiinu the uipspni week. and nifnnVc-
m,nts arn hciua mnhe tu serntr the quotations pt
rnilfond sturhs aud th'to a. nu tpaaou tn doubt
elual in nnuunt aud vaiu" tu Hny ui the present
EtthRuHfa
Aa,a.,u of rl..riur be- tn ho innuuuaratrd thai
will it t,iDl snfrnaa iu facility ihHt nhrfrl
hi nuY nthDi t'lrner in ilp rit. ini the 'leai
untr of either hnltunI .tn,kH ut Petroleum.
ihr luv uirr pi which ihH urw Wrmhri 7hira ni
che rtlplr, air ulrtui. thn ipDiliiina 81 aleHdN
anunla lut ihr Transaction uf hu fiuHra. Win The
hnthI uunur.|a 4lr,d uu.i o. ihu active and
.rIir, .taluu tuuuu mau uf thia r.A nd' 'Hutaso7
uiusll.l hf uu i.iri niaaniftiinn oi ii- Bind
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST CHOLERA.

WASHINGTON, Oct 11.-ln a letter to the
,tb Officers at Savannah. the surgeonGenera of the
Hospital service recommends theBelg1ansys'em VI
c.niecton and fumigation In the case OF vesse'
p,ion OF chloride OF zinc to dsinfect the detection
90 hcl,c acid solution for the washing of the floors and
ns 19 suphste Of zine for atrnes and water closets
I'd an fugstion with sulphurous acid gas ior All close
ssIsces on board the ship
m Marine Hospital Bureau hss ordered the Qusran
.,as IN Arizona against cities the west coast OF
Ncxco 10 be raised.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
ARMY ORDERS.
william,
Oct. 11.-Captuin

WAsnVGToS, Oct, 11.-Captain William
,onvy 22d infantry. now ON leave of nh4cnco Ia New
yot cit, has been ordered to report I'm rorson 20 'h"
.rpflntcndoni General OF the Recruiting Service N'w
y.fk tity. 10 conduct detachment of recruit
~ The department Of the MI @oon. 'p
IN, ,omti,iou of this duty hc will ioin hln company
,,,f,,n rldp 4 iinr,r, n.sisinut anfrpuu. f,l"foi
frim Iuft Boo ilr Department uf bnfu'h Hu0 toi,"u i
isfsun fu fhr attending sutr"un iu ihr tN ii guy, VT
/ ,nl,. t,lt, inr tnuinin tul,tt smrldt ti .'nnt
,urrun hu uu i'ing 800 relieved VIII frl"il lN i'
ih. ronin1udine uruDwl prpniiunni ol lh' Ml,'nuil
ltrn nrron'ad to mD,i at ln'il. l-Hnl >,N o. %
u.fhuf and rnlrnhua nnffntks. Oho. un otin.r' ID,
fl r nnl n such piisunri- ns nri ne brought hri'it
fhtm.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
REJECTED BY THE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.
~ ..,,,~cro~ Oct 11-Gporgp PRYOR, a col

od man from Virginia has been refused admitance a.
rernlar student to the law school OF the National TN
,ers,v Al the beginning Of the last school year fr>"r
passed examination for the junior year. mn was NOT
allowed 10 matriculate. He accepted. however promo
,or IN take private lessons from O the professors
A, thc nung of the present schoOl year he prepared
,nenicr the senior class hut mntrcuation was h-h re-
"a and he declined proposition 90 continue to take
,iyao lessons He has been admitted 20 the Columbia
tav school a. n senior student
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

.B"iei Hussclmsnn from NsntrsaT sept 9S for Do
CoPxyRAaax 70 0et io-ssilsd steamer Thnsva'iA DAM,
BsssSs 10 Oct io-saied steamer America tGsri. Meyer
AsfwERr Oct lo-Arived steamer Rhynland CBels. De
smet FROM Philadelphia
R,vAx. oct ll-sailed steamer city OF Puebla Deaken
from Mexican ports hence for New-York.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
Doaro an0 Rooms.
West Siis

West Siis.
k-TRTNKS removed, - cents. Crows EX-
y ON ans, West Side 90 West lOth' 10 West "oth
a PRIVATE FAMILY has newly furnished
~ rooms en- sngy; gentlemen only. - Nes'
s5thst --
PARTNENTS for gentlemen 253 5th-ave.
~ --in-lc 10, ms . SS handsome sue 10 Au-n
servants reference
At 253 5TH-AVE.-Sccond. floor furnished
~ tenant 81 200 uniu ni'hed tl'JV references
required
CTRNISHED ROOM. - WEST 3sTH-SF.-
one sinrie room s,coud door des Tbe for gent eman
FURNISHED ROOMS. - Attractive rooms,
/ double si1ge en -uite front, sunny house h'mehAei
ATTENDANCE good l4I Wet lotu-st
HANDSOMELY furnished parlor floor; sec
ond noor and oJner rooms a. West l7ths near BrOa-
NJTRRAY HILL. near Fifth-ave. In phi
vi yafe family desirable second foor with private 9aih
60 q table .r cor co y'nlence. address, Il NJ
tribune oan once, l. 2S- Broadway.
No. 81 LAST 20rH-N T.-Deslrable rooms
y WITH board pcrmauent- n ''erredi references.
NNE handsomely furnished front suit of
, oo 1oom ,9pt. VI H P a. second mouse " est roadway.
DRJVATE FAMILY offer at a moderate rent
an e1centiouay large and ri'hy furnished paroi no,i
10 southern r1o-ufc Reference ~ West lst-'t
-TU-AVE. l2G-Des'rable arrangements for
- entire second noSr together or sepaaey win unrtc
tona e Doard
.TH-AVL. No. 3O7.-With private table ele-
- rantlr furnished paflor AMI second floors win pV'"
bath. services OF the best refer ncrH
DI WEST I20TH-S Large, elegant
- rooms en- suite or sngy strictly hrst-ela's oo'rdi
terms moderate.
~ WEST 3qTH-ST Unusually desirable
- second floor wih hoIrl hou-' Hhd Hlpah'H'e"''
strictly nrstcn4 references eX'h'nieh. -------
Of WEST 5IST-ST.- -lIlndsomcly 'urnshcd
- aoor entire ord,iled and square ana ha ioom WIN
board
OiTII-ST. If WEST.-Parlor floor ana
~ second Goir with prtvaie tsbie reirienoe
.lls WEST 47TH-ST.-Superor accomInoua-
sBJ dations with board ieierenoe'
~ WEST 42D-ST T.-Handsomcy furnished
y rooms VITA board Reference -----
A. WEST J5th-st. largo room on second
J'J nout with board, ala" ta'le hoail
frTll-Sr. II WE~I-ln private ihmi,N
lei has iapwav furnished ttHna oh ee'"ha ehh "ii"
Huuia rn suite ~ ainst. wlth h'aii
WEST lTIti.ST, Handsomely iutniAh'd
49, aarnnl nn,t ssa large ha'h r'f 81
s-lIlsSr, no, iO7 WEsT,=tlcgnnt pn tlo'
~ Moot aud ether tuuna hfnahoi, - sn,a , a 'W,am
With 90 vltiou hn.fi wihin two h"'ss ~ 'l''h "' ~
AFsnnH tintAtu hiatiuns references
Jersey City.
EiRST- CLASS BOARD IA jersey 'itS ,s' -
II tutpute. rr,m ferries superior aft"n'n'F,a
uous spunahiu pattea ut thn winter s'
sna required Apply ali Mashinston-st, Jersey ''S'
Board and Rooms Wanted
A PUBLIC READER aud Teacher oi EIocu-
~ ton desires rooms and board 10 pHN~to N'H" "
change ior lessons highest fstss9 ~ 1r,ans Office
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

MNtAturH AtHAvA1
.y,asss nu1 ..i. 1tl 800. % .l if'n''' Va ..
ufun wtftH turfi
: ss@l1 ,i~a . 90, i,'aat 3-, A.il u..a a..
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

There wa mo- business done lu state bonds. hut tho bid
ding fur Them show l Ntncrs. CITY Bank Stocks
N,r,. urrlcrtc cd and were without sale.
The feature OF the market for railway bonds was t-
dulucss Prices generally were easy hut oregon SNORT nr
IT, were exceptionally strong with an unusual amount o
busiucs- al q -Nd~5 against ~ yesterday tilt
second coneolS declined from j'i2 tO - G3l ana Nt-l
Shore and Buffalo first 5s Or FROM l3l2 i0 1-A a
49, Chesapeake aud ohio irst- -'rit- were ohe per
cent lower al e2i2 and the currency o.
atter 81 Il lower at 80 East lrhn' '--',
VIRGINIA and Georgia c0n-ol 1s declined ie
Ia 5,l, New York and New England first
slAQ-ll3 Michigan southern sinking funds al lVll
and Lake second cOn-ol- at ll6i2 - Paul is ~
of and NJ division tell Oi from llIl9 to IL. kansas
Pacific cun-ul- steady a. 2Of Denver hlll-"h
fr,t- fetched lp7 = = and 81. l-lo sold a lo-9
Iu~aa Northern Ialinc nl-t- were weak h l"'4' Tvs
Ihe weekly statement eft hank averages Sh'N7 I'M
part,ut gtin- iu cash. huf the statement more htiy
i,.Ur4rut- the actual condition of the total rh-' re-
,r,re "A week ago than ~ does the ruudli'yh "i M
liipht. During the wr'h ended le-icihhf tue lhht-
r,4l loss in rn-l dutludiug $500 600 gold tnh d'f"
tied for silver certificates iu No hfIn
,uut at Ntw-Drpaua. etc. 'frl hN sun if''-
ury operatiula vas ? .lGn9-i. Tic other mov"m"nt.
eft ri, oy bet wrrn this city and the interior were about
e,rult bnlsnrnd lui thc banks show gain ~ fa.h ON
a,nrsgr ut ylg1i 100 hnrausp ~ th" amount hrll y
r,.t ay in ftress nf that stated ~ the average pf hat
wrnh Nnw the a.tuai ,aah un hand s eaa than mat
amount stated in tnday'a statement Tho frrnii'd ~
,rasp i drpass hnwpvrf rtrscn's an ehuinHf n 'hai
the ,ipaap ~ 2uu uuu seairi Than the other fhaf'A
call The statement frauta n an Increase nt iho .n
rius uf f9Ai n.nY1 aud leave ~ ~ fdi lif''
iuiuwlns thp comparative totals pi ir steem'h'.
a A 4 t.lift az lt 4 IiU
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
6ummer Resorts.

DAVILION HOTEL. lslip, /. l., Miil re-
1 main ouen bonse heated with steam JAMk5 sLA u,
Of Tie herk.Isy ssys gAsi, owner ana fiOpi
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE OcT. II.
THE GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

usde up By euesey Sin Of % 6s70 less cotn lcss o.
b04 The dsy's operations covered keceipts gys!c
8o6 payments e827 277; currency bslanco 2seesot
coin balance. $1S0.347,660 -
The custons receipts rrIorted at washington Ios 20
were S429,7l2 The United States Treasurer received
s3es 0OO National bank for redemption, and the
eltnfs a fhA xreely yerA A
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
BANNING AND FINANCIAL.
ELECTRIC MANUFACTURING AND MlsCEL-
LANEOUS STOCK EXCHANGE.

oRGANIzFp toR THE PURPOSE oF AFFoRD1NG A
MARKrr FOR ALL CLAssEs oF VALUABLE 81
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

And by every responsible dealer IN Art Mat'ras
rseverai worthless represented to he a. good
l.dbys al ding have been teced IA l- CT 10 @S'l
imu.s the on ask PLAINLY for kUB 1II-D'
ING. aud refuse a subs .ltuteS.I
NEV-YORK CHEMICAL co. Fasr 4th-st, \. Y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-30
3weiter Sbeit.

SIS mo6te fini llbr bes Morsens Iein.
Die Soune NAT eben ~aufgegangen uno
ii6ergoB SeIoer unS SaiSen NIT Scm ROTH
li@eu gt9t ibrer erlten Strableu. 9tuf
Den Bldttern 9ldnsten bic Berlen 6eS
nd9tIt9eu G6aues, bic 8lumen batten
exit CUR 9dlfte lire &eI3e 9e0finet, elm
leidter 9tebeI i3webte nod iiber @ieien
uno Q8diIer.
g6er i6on itieg bic pnfere Scribe bod
ii6er benz wogenben Rorn in bic bIaue
2uft, Die Sienen iummten u1S l9wdrmten
in benz pei9en @riin Der Qinben, Seren
iiBouftenoe gliitbeu ibnen rei6e 9eute
gaben, bic 6iibe aui ben @ebSften forbers
ten NIT lautem @ebriiq ibr Sribltiid urb
Der fleiBise 9anbmamn sOs iinseno unb
pfeifenb IN feline arbeit.
llnsea9tet bieier glnsei9en aussmeinen
@rua9ens berrI9te in Der lImse9enb pon
Srasidaet cine uuifalleub &ube; benn ba
bic wenisen 8auern9Ofe iebr melt uon eins
amber %entfernt waren, fonnte bas @erdui9
Der meni9li9en Ebatisfeit bic &ube Der
Natur nidt it6ren.
Das Sasbbaus, weldes ber &aufmamn
Serboorb In Elm mobernes Gaifel bate rm>
seitalten wOQen, mar unuerdnbert seblies
ben. Oa itanb es nod binter benz ~eiiernen
Sitter nit ietnem weiBen @ibel unb ben
griinen Seniterldben, aber es bate einen
Sewinen Initri9 uon 9erfommenbeit. Ole
Wauern waren felt Sabren ni9t seweiBt
unb bic 3eit bate iie, I'M 8unbe NIT Rss
gen unb Staub, nit srauen unb i3warsen
6leden iiberSosen.
Chen iest Sffuete fi9 bic Saustbir ;
elm junses Mdb9en, einen 9eien In Der
9anb, eridien auf Der S9pele unb besann
NIT gifer unb Sebenbisteit ben seplaiterten
@es gu fesen, Der pom 9auie gum Sitter
thor fiibrte.
T%ortIebuua folat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-30

gu @rinbe 9ebn unb Ser, @ntebrung anbeim
fauen2 Sie @e9ieb, bic eutietli9en
We6ieI!
slber wern sic Sbren Gaffee perfaus
fen?
Oas lit Idnsft uidt surei9enb! . bes
llngliids! 8 Der S6anbe, Die auf mid,
auf meme Srau uub mein armies &inb
be%rabfommt! Sd werSe barunter gu @runs
be sebn, es wirb mein COB iein!
limb feline letten &rdfte suiammen neb;
nteno, trat ct nit sefaltenen 6anben uor
Oorneual unb iaste febenb:
SD bei6p0re sic Bel gllem, mas Sbnen
tbeuer lit, perlaiien Sie mid ni9t in Sieiem
Iusenblid! Sd babe nod einisen @runbs
beiis, ben t9 Sbnsn Derpfdnben mill.
Streden sic mir Die Summe por, weI9s
mir mad benz Sertauf bes Goifees nod
feblen Wirb, UNI bic 8s6ieI einsuloien, ba:
NIT i9, wenn i'd aud ueraru,e, bod meme
lluterl3rift bouoriren fam, uuo ni6t meir
Game, Der Same meineS &inbes, nit
S9ma9 bebeft werbe.
2aiIen sic einmul iebn, mltrmelte Dor:
nepal na9oentli9, uieQei9t fOnute i9 So
uen wirtIi@ bebiiIfli3 iein....
Su bieIem gussnblif wuroe, mad ELI.
gem &Iupfen, plOeli9 bic Gbar se6finet
Ser eintretenbe Counts iiberrei9te Elm
Sapter uno iu9te:
Sin Telegram aus 9Onbun fir Serrr
Serboorb.
8ielei6t in Der Soffnung, baB Urgent
cine ganitise @u9ri9t i9m Croft sewd9rer
f6nnte, er9rtff 8erboorb boS Slatt uni
rib, iobaI6 Der lleberbrin9er ii3 entfern
bate, baS SteseI uuf.
Ruin, Gtuin! 8eb mir, i'd unglidli
der! Srtaoo gefloben, elm betrii9erii9e
Bancroft, 2lQes lit uerIOren!
ORtt bieiem S9mersensI9rei Ianf Be
Raufmann bIet9 uub e~ntitelt in ieinel
Seiiel.
Oornepal bate bas pe%rbau9niBOoll
8latt uufgerafft, bas CUR groe Sefauel
mar. @r las es, trat bin gu SerboorI
unb Iagte:
Sd bebaure Sic pom ean,en SCREEN
wenu Gie, na9bem sic ii9 einigemaBel
erboIt, gu mir tommen woIen, 10 ton
men mir suiammen iiberls9en, ob 81
nod gu retten iinb. Sebt muB i9 81
alein laiien, bieie Ra9ri5t ruff mid mad
6ulS, i'd u~erIiere beiuub 10 utsl ais sic
Nbieu.
IRit bieien @orten uerlieB ct lanslau
ben Saal. -
9anse Belt lag Der unalifli9e Sauf
mann wie leblos in Itarrer Serspeifluug
bann iprang er auf ano lief eiIis 81 ben
SpeiieSimmer beien Ebir er sewaltian
%aufwarf.
Sein plSsli3es grl3einen, feline ent
ftelten 3use entIoften ben beioen 0amel
einen 9lnsitruf; iie eiIten linn entsesen, e
aber itieB ite beftis suriif unb rief:
2aB midi Sd bin pom Sinuen
8erloren, arm, uera9tet; fein 8ermOgen
feline gbre, feline 9O3Seit mebr! aaes Il
pcrbei!
limb er ianf in bic Nrme Ieiner Srar
Die i'm webtIaseno in eiren Seiiel sleite
lieB.
Q8abrenS 6elieitas lire @rme UNI ieinel
9als l9lans, unb an ieiner Sruit Il
Gbrdnem ausbra9, %ieufSte er NIT erIOi9en
Der Stimme:
&apbael, &apbael! -. Serlahen...
gerratben aud bur9 i'm! -. 81
@e6iel, bic unieIisen @e9ieI - ID
iterbe -.
llnb bann i6lOB er bic aasen unb ian
~bewuBtlos Suriif.
6rau SerboOrb mar sur Gbire gelaufe,
unb rief 10 laut tie fonnte:
Gbereiia, Raria, 9einri3! S9neI
9iiIfe! @inen 9lrSt, mein Ser!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-30
6ortietuns folst.

Wenn fi9 Spmptome o Sumpffiebsr
In irsenb elmer @eitalt ;eisen, 70 nebme
man iOslei9 9lper's Msue.Gure, um bic
Weiterentpidluns Der Rrantbeit ju uerbis
ten, unb fabre bamit fort, bis BITE @eiunbs
belt berseftelt III, mas bur4 Mnwsnbuns
bieies MtttsIs sewiB errei@t wirb. 8tr
9~arantiren tn iebem Sale 6etlung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-30
ISiir Giuwanberer.

gtumanbsrer unb ioIde, weIde 8srwaubte uub Srsuubs
aus europa srwartsu, m6etu Ht gu isbsr 3stt an ben lin
tuteidustsn um austuit unb Ollie wsu6sn. Qeeun Sc
maub Don europe tonmt. 10 benadridtise man mid. n
psI&tm S4tfs une tn peldtr Sdtfss abtbstIuns man an
lausen pirb, 10 perbe Id o%enitIben am betrefenosu Fans
bunaspIase tn 9mpians nebmen uub Tim aberan init Rat4
uno That snr Sette lteben. Wis Bertraususmauu hes fas
9aRle @aretn BITE an mtd ourd Brisis anstwteiensn gtus
wonbertr 81 enpfaugeu uub tlr tbr Bsftes gu Lor8eu. SakIs
ret&e Seusuife non setftlt4eu uub peltli4en puiousn
tpre4en far r..tne Birtiamfetttn bteitr 1ugtleseubett.
S4tfseontraete &C. BON unb Had europa psroen btiorst
unb BITE h4trtte Austuuit lber tatboHi4e eoloutea tn
Dsfsn, v~abrbtusts far aue Y iftnbsbnsutu ben Der. Staas
ten srthttt. WauabrsiRrs:
Joseph Koelble,
les Hast Third Street, New York CITY.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-01-10
music AND DRAMA.


Farepe Garay, violiDist, M. Bsrath, Schlag-
zithers, and Miss Emma g. GreeDleaf, reader,
will appear with the Hungarian Gypsey Band.
For the second annual convention of the
North Conway Musical Association which will
commence at North Conway the 18th inst.
Thomas the well-known basso hass been en-
gaged.
At the Fifth avenue Theatre, New York, on
Monday night, Mrs. Lsngtry appeared in her
new play Peril, = an Engli.h version of the
"Nosdutines'' OF Victorien Sardoa. MRS
L4ngtry was unequal TO the task OF portray log
the emotional heroine of that play, and rs q
consequence made failure. She acted at
times with effect, though she is entirely inade-
quate to an emotional role of this sort, In which
her love for her husbands protege struggle
with her sense Of duty and self respect. She
was beautiful to look upon and was supeIbly
dressed, OF course, and showed some improve
mont ia her scting over last season. But her
impersoD aticn was cold, wooden and strained
Speaking OF Mr.. A. E. Pennell of this city,
who appeared IN the oratorio of "Eliiah,o al
Salem the Gazette said: "Mr. Pencil has
been heard once before in Salem, when he
ago. The very favorable impression which he
made at that time ensured him n cordial recep-
tiop and his work more than verified his for
mer promise. His voice is very pure, sympa-
thstic and true, his phrasing excellent. In
the quartet, especially, its quality was delight
full, and we have never before had SO flashed
q eruderipg of "If with all your hearts a"
The Boston Adver User said OF him: "Mr. A.
e. Penneil was the tenor, aud he has never,
perhaps, appeared 10 better advantage. His
sweet, unclouded voice was employed 10 excel
lent artistic purpose, and with such freedom
aud apparent absence Of effort as TO make his
singing peculiarly enjoyable"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-01-10
RAILROAD rlATTERs.



dSe gross earnings of the Canadian Pacific
for 1883 estimating the month of December)
were S5.420,9l3. This includes for the trans
portation of materials and surplus, sl,274, 600.
The actual revenue from ordinary traffic was,
therefore, in 1883, 81, 146,9I3, as against ia
1857, ,S24; increase in 1883. 1851, O89.
The net earnings for the nine months ending
November 30 have been $889.S11. dividend
OF "a per cent for the six mouths will be de-
clared on Saturday, payable February 18th.
The Michigan Air Line is an old road which
was originally intended to run from Ridgway
to Chicago. That portion between Jacks and
South Bend, Ind, was built, and fell into the
hands of the Michigan Central, of which sys-
tenn it is valuable part. The eastern end
was purchased by the Grand Trunk when only
Al miles was in operation, and has now been
extended to jackson. II is not improbable
that it will be built ON about 100 miles farther
to q junction with the main line Of the Chica-
60 and Grand frank at South Bend, Ind. II
this is done, the Grand Trunk will have two
distinct routes across the State Of Michigan,
the most southerly of which can easily be con-
nected with the Great Western division at
Detroit, and the latter be made more valuable
as a through line.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-01-10

Stormy, then pleasant, then cloudy, with
high wind. Mercury $50 at a. M, 440 at
noon; 40 at sunset.
Mrs. Sweetsir of Howard street, fell down
stairs Sunday evening and cut her head serious
ly. Seventeen stitches had to be taken IL It.
The dance of the Cumberland Rowing Asso-
citation at Army & Navy Hall was well patron
lied last evening.
The Paper Box Company is at work again,
aud expects TO be back in its old quarters
within week.
The youths gospel temperance meeting will
be held at the Mission this evening at 7.30
O'Clock. Readings, recitations and singing
will be given by the children.
The many friends of Conductor Plaistsd OF
the Boston & Maine, will be glad to hear he has
recovered from his long Illness and taken his
train on the Boston & Maine.
The horse OF Mr.. CLARK, the milkman, wan
dered away from the city yesterday morning.
got into railroad culvert, was struck by q
train and killed. The pung was smashed
The following additional persons belonged 10
the engine companies in 1929: Thomas Cum
nings, Hiram Beal Joshua Stevens, George
IL
Ainsworth Carlton and John Hasty.
The cellar OF Murray's eating house at the
Boston & Maine depot, was flooded Tuesday
night. Yesterday morning there was two feet
OF water in it and all cooking had to be sus-
pended.
1.-THE monthly meeting of the Woman
Christian Temperance Union will be held
Friday afternoon at the Friendly Inn. Deye-
tianal mastings at 2.30. business meeting at
SPIN.
The Allan steamship Sandman, Capt Dut-
ton, from Londonderry at 4.30 p. m, Friday,
the 2Sth ult, arrived at Halifax at $780, a. M,
Sunday the 9Th, where she was detained q
hours and arrived at Portland at 1910 a. M
on Tuesday, the 9Th inst.
Charles A. Loring, formerly engineer on the
Grand Trunk and Eastern roads and resident
Of this city, has been badly injured in collis-
ion on the Central Pacific, where he has been
employed Of late. Hopes Of his recovery are
entertained.
Miss Lizzie Z. Barrett. who gave an excel
lent reading at the public installation Of the
officers OF Maine Lodge, Monday evening
10 q graduate Of Bridgton Academy and a stu
dent st Wellesley College. She is sister to
j. F. Barrett of this city.
1t ia interesting to see the sea gulls Whaling
through the air Of the s s a Of the Grand Trunk
wnalEssw where they gather to pick up the offal
thrown overheard from the English steamers;
they circle about on steady wing, uttering
sharp peeping cries, occasionally darting down
to the water to snatch morsel, and anon
number Of them alighting on its surface and
floating about like flock of ducks in a pond.