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New-York tribune., 1884-11-06

TrvEHPOOi. Nov v,sions-BacOn, Cupbcrant cut
sss 0l Long aiducs t7+ 9l 9u1ct CieIr HiAiiea
81. ID. Short RIOS, Js. 6L, 5lDu'rN 30 ~ PET eNt
Eeef-qss Ol for Extra indian Moss Prn NosA ISs
PORK PRIME M.ss rs 5l per G1Ll ri 40 Ng,, Eastern
1Gs western IjA l4lrL-Aueri. dSA o., Prime est
ern 8s,. Lard On, 400 OL Hlns-Lolg cut 60 OLi
s6uders 49,, 3ut,'r yjs psr oyt eis United 7tsi
srTnses TLaSs 4 Hel wiat'r g. Z 4 s9' 5d9,f g,a
tai ND 2 Spring. O 1l Sew Western Wut'r. G+ J., New
Mixed cstcrp. So Id california 40 1s od az ~
California 80. = 5s 6l0ji i. per CEN A. (orn-hiteI
Of Iirl.ail' l34 3l 10. a L9nl'l. 2it tL per tgL
cHncl Petroleum. r4 per siliOn cDVr 9'el neiic n
Il,d. lps prr cvt ru1r -lit 81 per IT itosh d., "a
- 3d. PAo. JA Od. Olbt 81 hn'eol Ou @o' 81 o''
CTt. . a., a. ...,,, ,--
nor tou talcutta lfn.r.d Az OA04ls Od prr quarter
1in'ocd ,ako. s5Gt 49, rs per ton ltcllea s@'gM1 49,
cv perm Oil 4 b. ier ton G1en-fuum0l, 4. nl q lq
8i ra'c o. s. Provisions -LttL ~ ud per cwi ior
American uoar lJ. q Der cwt FOR cuba 'entr'uI1l
poi.illg DD and l8s u I'd for cuba MuscOVsdo sir
friblug aiiust
New-York tribune., 1884-11-06
NOTES ON EDUCATION.

n, ,,,o,l incubation of Vermont Is 73.ooV 'n0
e.. r,issd br the State for the suppcr' OIL 'no
Ochoo.s "a only s0OOooo'
p,cf., ar Tyndsn said In o clever speeoh '"o wv" ,
A, t,,at In his youth while master III Vue'n"oV-
fo,,er. 10 learned by practical experience 'h'' w"
s,,,,s want ,o che formation of a teacher III 'cs"
a tr,vledre he must. of course, he master VI US
WI But knowledge was not all iheio "s"
knov lodge without pover-thc abil'' 10 "'o''" ,to
ou M ability to stimulate Bon weh' '"s''"o
a.. .cach,r power OF character inns' o ,on
.,i enfo,cc the work of the intellect Ihefe VIZ oi
~" ,i1 80 ,onse and eucrelzc their pnpii'-so oal'
f,a their strength aud the pleasure 9l ''S Shnt ti.
to make TIE hardest WORK 'g'eeanue ,oacber could
pow II vas 49, VI. xccotion-witb II he did not
inov higher nuhler. and more bessea oaii'"s La
INA ~ W ,o "' "vertcd Tie knowledge he impaired
~ t"ver t if exercise, and strengthen the grow
, is conr,iit ii to his care. These aie 'eh'eh'es
IT u, 20 20 Ia. commended TO ell who piop"se 70
Ieco,a, toachcrs Not until the world OF instruction Is
6e With such teachers will the profession 'sAo '"o
fank which we hope to see II occupy
Russian newspaper tells tho following story ' inc
e,,enso of tho Government Some time ago the oruei
49,. i.c1 ha, certain posts in tho administration OF
1utt o.ien we're 60 be reserved for university ''e''
Hu. IAN oni ai.. generally speaking se not remark.
49,. o, e.co.. of education and those Of Central
All, have too of,cn little 10 recommend them tc'p'
ity for intrigue and for ettoriing lhihoa h"h
The natives 10 improve tho tone 81 'ho s'"'o"A''a
,i,b aud dlanse culture among tho people, were W."
,~o eioes tho Government had Ia Niow ~ making 's
tnnevatian Tho frat ~ tho tesetNrd nt"'h'"'h'4
fell aeant early this year, aud 'he do'oh" uehrt''
eomti.i With the new regulations hy aah"s w."
home enthnities u send ont "a suable man I" hh "
'ILe latter thcteupun entered lnt" 'mtrsl"hu'h'"
with a Rector u the University "f ~ i"i"'sh"'t -
aud ,C a. Will d student was selected WI" had p''h
shiut.y lipht of the Institution, and e"'e'u MN ~
viii I, erv conceivable so,idemca honor. In "'n'I
that nafh as should be against hin, ihe ""Ne'hmsn,
gave bln LARGE of money Tor his outhl Siah'''
fim t,s,elling expenses aud a mess allowance ana
lkrw SO paid linn part of his salary IN sdN"l'.e'
Tbr.e l.. hths elapsed, aud then the HovcIneht 10
cciv.1 from General R0senhach di-paich giving a
iaco.tc account OF the rcslit of the experiment
"Aftcngh" said the Governor General OF lurke''ah'
..Tchnn,uls ~ reached iashktn to date, YET lac mas
ncyc. PIT i. IN appcIaure. On lqMiN hA" t"' % o'-
io,,n D.. the req som rchinoynik \. lei ~ lclrfS-
hrr lrl,,h he was drunk all the way; az tashten'
he ,rivc drunk and. after being drank there Wh3ls
,.,uth died drunk. 1 therefore beg ypn VIII hihuil
sopoint mc another university scholar
The nov Conservatory of Music at Charleston VIII
open November 10. There is prospect OF large
att,ndanee.
Nine yo.ng women have just taken the degree oil D.
A the RoyM University of Ireland
New-York tribune., 1884-11-06
Hoas-Receipts were 10 osrs Of ssss hsaA-I2 tsr %
tothst and % cars atJcrssy cfy Feelings little firm a.
Judd Buctin snsm sold, IS STATE Hoss 40 n. sss~
LIVE STOCK MAnKEr-BY rELEoRApH


e. tours Nov, g.o,dal. Isecmpts LOO shipmsnss
Grass NsuvsA $1,000 ~ To- 0rsss TsxzaA - 800
- 25.
ahssp-Rscs,pts q 900 shipmsnts. 200, Common n Me
dunn "a Ssj o Fair Chscs 81 2o sst W. Lambs S %
1f4 25i Texans 50 0o6s3 90 49,
hogs-Recepts $4,000, shipmsnts 5000, msrrrt srtiv
Yorkea 81 %0S - 60 Packing - 5OeSt 10, Heavy. 100
-
BrFpAto. Nov. 6.Cane-necepts today loo hesf tots
for TINS far 5000 hea for last $500
head consigned through ~ market dull and lowsr
Good 70 boe Steers So O0 5tockers and Fec1sr
- jdst 2A
sh,>pRsceips to-day 5000 hsst total for TIM, far
1000 Tor time I2ODD heah consigns1
through cars market duh aud .teaiy Medium tn COOL
81 20 51fi 7bi Canada Lambs, - 80 d85 90
Bog-eceipts today $4,000 hcld total for wsst TINS far
2n01u head for sane tins last week, 22.ODD hsaE con-
signed through ~ market dull and lower Cool 20
Choice WORKERS ~ 30 3D. Butchers Grades 50 lO SO
PEa s. 26aSa 5u
New-York tribune., 1884-11-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

= Wy "Wednesday, N0N emhef y.
atJcrsey oy and c.r a. ,oi 81 Ant!' Hp'owp 81
atle e u.isei easl aei,e a i@r,c' l5 At "3 sd
vance q e. Pr ~ Ss1t o o4 i .I.' sa" 1S a SS saas
q, on Monday zoo, scrs vcIo dragging Tor, me close
DIM ,,.a'- sod At 4. c b. dr.-, 10 flo 70 GooT
of ir a,5, foi at % ro dies, ., IS lea, 500 per
ho.di -tefc Oxen u > zoe sld C'nmon e. th9.ee
%rre 1T quito ccar,d, NoeEpor acmml
o. b oll st.gYrs 10 n 4 oa.d S' a.. LiFJ Is.
sherman y ulyer On commits o. state stocr, l,57l
n o., liz 80 n 20. Loo b. at Ifc. 10 ~ II is at
do u u at ide i Scn,acly SER. i$ss S At 10 ,J
r. 81 10 81 80 io & &do dsc a" b. s. 9 ana 81 5c Or a,tG d
90 So 4 s r. b. al a. q g u 70 5 - Gd iM M 49, S al l6c a. h. ~
Iloj II, lee y 40 90 iio' o. Ct ,, S+S g ~ 2
6o h' tJ ~ gS5 n It 4" 1.O i6. % p IS i, 10
20 o. mb - 80 or Or a. ro; Is Reu ~ acss.e 70, 4o
II al H. % b do i415 o., at -e 90 Ia. laJj d. at
agl so per a. - do ls,i ID, a1Otc 20 do. l,';J
- s..er Z Co. on C!m%i',ion; 81 lplana Str rs,
H. : Eo..nGs ior NJ foeh IL IcIan. So X at 7,,o IS
49, = :. 5 "a r. N r. dd e. "a s iSF S at % & d. q 81 IT, g.
8 lob Il s64o Is do l.lcS D At iOc, 55 5 Is 90,
SerIcn cct for A capoe 20 OHIO steers. i2oi D.
q 9 10 10 20 M m ,of cca, peq head M Letters aud Cows S''
Z Kain on comm sion; Kentucky steers, l4Gl ID, at
s. 9 Il $;' 3 2 Il at n 10 80 a. I cs Ls p Z H 5 70 25
do. l,t5g q. a, .e en- sGo AZ ~ st Il do g
d. "a 70 at - sS 40 lso7 o = 90 ~ keutneEy
o. - 20 lee, - pr hal do i+2S N, at 10 d.,
cts @S z" d. ls2 D. at a. 80 20 il9o 40 II. also 10
Ievy q co Tor selves l. Native sic - mat 10 20 30
d. aud pef head 30. loi 10, Al llci -ouo LA b.
NJ .Ol 8 DO, .l02 b a. 95.
CAtN ES-neceip vre4 heal Trade wasraher limited
but prices were Lrm AZ seJc or Grasso AMI 0 % Tor
sIEEP AND LAMBs-Recep'. were p car. ot ols head
22 cars NJ list snd H. ears a. Jesy Cty La u, were
ln good demand az rather strngr pcc hut SheeD were
dpl d pres Wtak sales o. Common 10 600 sheep rere
III s.. 40 and oEdn g. choice Lambs sold at y O
"a Juda b9eknshaa sol 81 stats lambs % 10,
b at &c 40 STATE she,p and lambs mixed 10 ~ ttc
. GAct s0ldt ~ OHIO sheep ~ ID, II = bA
Hslenie.s lavt sold ll5 tate Limb. n At $50
2iO Is 70 at &c 733 do - 10 at los canada do ~
at 5s 2O3 do e5 ID, DIV and i0l tate sheep. H. At
l5c .
do. u. At so ss ~ ~ p At tbc Stodo 10" sheep 8;
.ss.e KsrtucEy dc ~ At 40 50 State do iis d
haas G a1" SaIion sla y Stat. L.mb. - ~ at Sc, lss
do II n 6,c "a 10 90 NJ Al 52e 81 d. part sheep
sgS At ste teO % BaisS.e y 10 y d. g y, y!
| d.. Is u. Il ste snd a do u d. ct stc
New-York tribune., 1884-11-06
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEW-YoRK DEALINGS.
NRw.YonK, Nov. ..


Tho closencss Of tho vote In several of the
States that will decide the result Of the Presidential cleo
on has excited people that little trading was done ~
the Produce Exchange to-day Everyone was more eager
Tor ne Va the political field than for the statistics of
the visible supply of grain least OF tho Pacific slopel 10
complied by tho Chicago Board ~ Trade These SLOW an
incroase on November from the previous week ~
IsJb. .2At bushels of wheat pnd decrepse ~ 4io2lo
bushels ~ corn aud 17OpiI bushels of oats lhe le.
cpipts OF wheat were unusually heavy to-day ing
market wns vrst most ~ tho tne' bpt ehheo
NJ - aaht rally from tho lowest prices hoyem,at vI
ouA coaod down v cent at eit Dqcenlbef p ~ hp%
JANUARY and fobfisry = At s7s and spAs and May 'set
piHa centa, tpp ppasnsard moro soty tphg ahh iuI
Noycm'gg gn1 beSe,ner o%al SO hos. ee"gs Ssp,
respectively. January, and Fehgaay op,lo9,. 'l.'sd ~
lHhu cents oats advanced y 0ent d. s's Tor NOVEMBER
and N Ia aga Iof Decunbor fiVN!al"hs were Without
feature, . "a ,..,. -,
Al tho four principal seahoarf pors mo arrivals of
grain Wernl Wheat, Dv3,Hs0 oofn lj-,oo4 piH pV
19I total grain, ~ hl9 bushels iphf, Oo!fl barrels
The receipts st Chicago, Milwaukee and - l1lls W'"
wheat, 3Ol 500 corn, lbd3ld oats, i3i,lloj toIai
grain, 635, ,703 bushels hosr dl7o5 barrels
New-York tribune., 1884-11-06
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. vesseis and Rafiroads.'
nr,v voov Nov 1894,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

COFFrr-pio on tho .pot quiet. at eac. for Far. NO
Option n points lpwor but closed nffn
rOTTOlS-spot but without qugthle cnnen
fsir. B7a bales ~ consumption Delivered on c1na,s
bales Berpipts nj the ports to-day, H,zil Da'l
pean, jj7 bales This dag last week and B lSJ bales last
New-York tribune., 1884-11-06
MINES AND MINING.
sALESAT THE 'HEHEOaR NINIY1 EIOHA YGE.
.YOQN. Nov. B. 1894
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEw-YORR, Nov. g.
The absence of important news from tho oil
fields and absorbing interest Felt In the election CON
fined business al the oil Exchanges within small limits
The adv ancc however. which the Exchanges in the oil
country recorded yesterday not maintained when
the NcyyYork Exchanges opened after the eectonday
holiday From 74075 cents there was recession to
T34q 1914 cents The mar ket closed too dun 10 possess
slgu.hcaHce.
follows.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-06

The cle,rauccs for yes ertay IN oil city were 2,042,
900. IN Bradford, l57GOJO, aud in Ftt5Durg eeo'Ooo
barrels.
The sales ~ stocks at the NcwYork Petroleum and
stOc. Boarl amounted 10 2I 700 shares.
Refined oil Wa unchanged
gBKlDFoHD, Penn, NOV. 5.-Crude OIL weak total runs
Tuesday, .s14 bbis; total shipments. 7G,G4j b5is'
charters, 81 7tG bbsi National Transit certificate
opced at hghc4t prco OF the day AMI closed a.
1874; lowest price, 1913
New-York tribune., 1884-11-06
bar., le frin intals tul rs,lilnsas
~ tiiAhif.- b.. fufu J, h Wpbh
1entTa Managar General rassf ATalh
NHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
L saw yOhh, LAKE LRlE AND WhsILAA hAIL


:S1 'sSPa , 5@' mS. s' .ai siipfi; a % S.sc:
SoI,i " %,sSG. naa; Sr o, aI extra sn,r,1
ior asst tge-Pulman Seeons Coaches TO buffalo arriving
detroit s'l5R,m sssqanc0 o am Cevsand Log nn
Stis INK .rns arrive iSt ~ sa T'ea%spo. .
sy az. 5p1 oar s. % G F%r
hunao SlGara Falls cinclanta and Chicago Hotel and
siS m~E@iSrant IN Or the ve,. ,o.
l45 s55's 855 tio 81 5io js5 $40 $50 $50 1850 @sns
suniavs 545 $50 ln!o an ~ 6iO "a "a
iSsog% sni a L aT.,,s R,%.isA Saa
sni Paser3oo wa Newars % 2'o s,2 i'o oss.is
ngts sundsy.i, am sl9 '2 a. M lo Sis, aa
l2miinlght sundays oa5 ssC 1910 I'm la' Wv
Mrrrcs 7.si lO.lr 20 il5pm. sundays s.'5 "a.
vewburs and Corav,u 7i5JJ, m 33o 1906 m sunW
go ~ inut ana Kin gston and ontgorery iS0pn
SUNDAY 5;SG 80 1920 am3313.J) s.3o Sl5D sur
0sv II $40 lO.10 IN o:JJ IL nd, ,,,,. s,,,,v
Hdileown jiJ 1909 1920 = $50 i;5O 81, in
S4 $50 SoHs3s SS 4sn ';5s Sew R6& d"t S @ s '
pt M9n ,S 755 iv.5 4o si5 i >, IN ~
Boat sys quarter q and quarter after each rom SSSa
z icsS o. Every sSar sSSI' thirty minutes '
iY2S eAet, s for ps..ss spsent, sSsSs i0s
sni tran,sr Of esggass he len a. N company oSSf
AL Or sSI 81 Il ssS.TSy r.. oy,anys nv SScts
'v", p,rres, trains fiom the West arrive IN New'io
'oi 5aS pSd q lsBogT oenp Agent, SsryS
| NORTHERN RAlLkOADUt NJ 80 Jl.a. nn1t Il Il
! ~ Trains esye for Ens,wood, oos'eI is'I'o o, n n
! Nyack Z, $50. losm, 20 : ~ m M M S'''
| Epnmet, spring Valley and Monsey I. 10 T. Nj" Wv
'SoYiN T. ABBOTT Genr Passr Agent New fol..
WEST SHORE ROUTE. ,.o.ox RIVER.
w VIA NES1 SHORE OF III DSONN !, ,raict1
ami Dcs5ro..e. 81. stations N55r m 'rAH leaves
csc.so. 10 a ~ 81 Pullman 'espsr' 'hr'l'+
| N LOlt, $500 -Sp. N Pun nan sloep'rs ,,..
Detro,t 'lO 10. $50. = p ruluans 10
suspension Iridsa Si.sTi P,lS Bliaa sS.l latoi,a
a m. 800 ~ D. sleeping sni blrOr cAfs s''
| Svrlcuse 7:1L 'lDA IL; .5;5l 80 IL
| cttsHll sna Albany .7lo 40 ili3o n n' '''
SewJurg aud Kingston, '7'2o. 'io''a Ih'o@ H. ''''
%" Par etrs ,HSf Al aud canada EAST jSl n .J,1
| iianultOn London 10 a m. 800 'sp' n i'''
d II Other trains daily except sunday. "a, sceoumsie
,if, tin tsb,s, iatoI m Sic y
;,;;,dni mobosen. iis &ashmsion 81 pVe.yu S s
Annex onse, loot Eutogst iss East l2eh.sn
1854, Bowery Penn. H. Il. stations oot o, m wes l2d -
ns.,s.as "a And shore station 1907 o isnoso,
,ns sai,si ,or aud checked nom hotels and
Irjcrs can ia left ticket otSes , ,,a, P.ss AIeev
L AStatt,s hHN"A ~o
New-York tribune., 1884-11-06
pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

~ - GHFkT TRUNK LIVE
., ~ w l.n ~TArE- NAIL ROUTE . 49,
krrr - "a i0lpra
Harr>bnrE Pt''urg tho West anil south Win Pullrs1
fHlact cars affac o y 6anf n. daily. Nos IOrf
and Cc1eo ilnf cd. of plrlor DnnH sm0kny AMI ,iosp
inV cara at , =. m.
WilllamsDprf IOck ifaven y y N anl VraM
p m connocrr M Cory FOR tnsyill Petroleum entfs
and th' pN iNripn.
Baltimore Wa'hn~on onf hA 7or'h 'Tintoi wo'hiHyr,3
Eynrc0s" ~ pnln1n Pnror Cars iar sunday ~
Pm. arrive WASHINGTON ifD5 y n REGULAR 80 100
and '}p ~. 1I' 80 ani nm AMI II nirIL 1uniN.
6l5L n, %. iTi - n,if
Tor Nl0ntc INV or"ept 'lnfay, ~ , n.
IOf tano Nnv cvcrn' onnF1~. ~ p.
Lonr r'7'o R,v Vo7c rurcon md intern i'nfe 7a'lon{
VII R'hwlv and Am'ov i.i5 ani II noon, }l 800
p ~ on IN ~ t15 a1f 111i in So m 40 no' stoo
loats "Brpotvr Annoy -'h au'hror ~ trlnfb
Jrrseg 'i'y o0or'rg Hpooly anl ur''t trtn'isr )r
pr1lRi~n .~tr'i
Trains rrou prtsburv 80 iii2on 7gn snt
10000 "a .i,uv AL .. n l1lv ev''pt Il1l1y IRON
v1snln~'on md 7alumore. $50 andgto q, ~ l,3l sA
2.rD b.lp 100 7ni 1908 . ~. arHltv fj) 9iD
. n-, anl lool 2. N, Fton ,rol,more. .f'. ~
dai o.q, tntn Ii.t3c =, H., . : a. Ak 5,,o 10
7."d 7.7o o-o o.'1 t11I. ~. - ~ 10 'ri i'.1i .,f
Sun Wv 2i1o 20 ms GRO 1'DD liij MI $50 hsS
0r2D. zoos anf moon
New-York tribune., 1884-11-06
Danciua Academies.

ALLEN DODWORTlI & bON,
CtAssra swp PRIVATE LrasoNs ~ nANcfNo'
so cst bTftAVE, NbwYpnB
AND 40. iW WAHli1tuloN Rf, HhOOkbyH'
ctAaaha SOW OrbS,
ron rrn1a. Sc. HrNp fuh CIRCULAR
ATp. HARVARD RElItY'N SCHOOL DIN
y bt ste -rIfh iossan ths .ohsin ilttHApAN, N"V ~
IIIN. NAtGRfGOHS
~ p fippt fpU pANftNn lii liftf AVE .,.....
NV fif pfFtfn aHi class i-4tns fffh'Ns fli''o'
Mnuiay and ihAi .ilY rfn nihsh lethA SO 'li'"'A''
nE GARMOS Dnncing Academy.
| rtaudald nan l47d broadway t,dHtl
IEORGE WALLACES CLASSES, Grand
u opera lIouse ~ 81, riha'e { as ana PilNss
i.l a, 4 o. al "a lii laleIts iiVittd i"Ni7ii nnJ
H. rpt incycry ,.ilrfa eNcn.as Harlem Branch, Nv -S'
iDra,e see Circulars
AIR. TRENOEs ACADEMY OF DANCING.
vi .nroaie.ay ena ;s.i a5d-'t IT, c,r,o,,r
35;h YEAR. 81" OrrN. Feld ior CIrcular.
MR.. MANUEL. - West 33d-st.,
W viii rr- me his classes for dancing
Sagcr... 10 Circulars on sppicau0n
~ GEORGE DODNORTlfS SCHOOL, -
q. tot 24th.st F.rmerly with Mr len hgiNo w.
Ca.- I ui,afe rs~ous tcutlfm TUESDAY ana fliisy
eV.nn-- -c 81. commenced. zee cIrcllIi
New-York tribune., 1884-11-06

EUROPEAN FIN Al MARKETS
foSuoN Nos. 81 y. m.-i.re, Second COnsps 81 EeW
YortfrtIr 3f4 NJ n0ls central liN. Pennsyy8nll 81 a
Reading IL Canadian Paclho tt's ~ Paul Common ~
New-York tribune., 1884-11-06

ttn funH. N"lHt-iof. hnV iHHi
TITO ioioriua sai.a Ne,a maAe at tAu L4,h.n1o
tair4iuuu tu-uali
mn , f.unlat
,tory lrch iuilanss wIil iols, so' 4os o. ia9
Iai t.l-sL a. p. ite"i lst-tc. each lot 1900,
oAltO 4li N lliil 9Io,aDl
ig4nio,I ). Aan,HG 10.
4 plor NJ lsuA e ~ VII ambudg,. Ia4d running
yHuIsIf ia afsHNt Goa .hal, -ith Va IT, luut.
.Ob liriA hi'4h----+--..- Bg20
RECORDED REAL I-rATr TEAS5FEBS
NiN-NoEk tIfr.
47urstss 10 tcof Otl-4ve g-Il0U, WIN Curry
aid VI'r 10 & u 300.
Myuic.ave, ot O., 5OIiJo " baldwin to iieury
45ti - ss i's4 y of mn. ave iGcIl6I5 BcnI ''-OO
we'd TO Nun.c.pa "as Iieht CO ... ........ 1900
.2d--i, ~. 80 Ncot tafafc. --"Atsa. cross
go II a. oHecutor. t2 g.. IIerion n.. .,...... 1900
Coln O. I C!hg -. ....'....i..-. 1900
smith t'A Abr IAN Par ........... %. ...-... 1900
aad d1oisT 70 ,iafi' 9 ~ ss y.e' 80 s72o
., i.,t Il al o 4, Soh.r -, 10000
wife II L oit and another .......'... 90 800
. H.ei. md W'fe 10 {. b, .'.'. $4,000
-, CroNe,. G. al 60 y / v o55''id $4,000
~. leiu'r ., :, $4,000
- nol, ct al Wv $4,000
$ 'n-iaer to terry -chucoer -. $4,000
pr;c1i t',..-.,.--. $500
- spd wi,s 70 YIN O. ;...;.;,... 1900
Iepcks CO + Ere .............. LOCO
New-York tribune., 1884-11-06
TO PHILADELPHIA.
vrATHa PEsysYLvAvfA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

. TRAVIS rtrU WAY WTrf, nsYa Avn . o1
SUNDAY 2 CITATIONS ~ PHtLADEb y
phiA 2iN vEW YORR
Ipress rran-ea,e Ncv.Yok Wis Deslr,sses sni CORTLAND,
Street Fetrirs - fIllJVl
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~ Lipiep ni . "a nlej ~. inil
si5paaiii5, -, / 4 8 al " . w. eosa'et a . ft.s
ptrte,ps,,'s.l lr, ss's,i e i',tt r,q,lgl,l, ~,
gIH Am / t.i .iafasr' fsnitrL nfl ffil 80 hli
u ioI iltti t ,tiHIti nsifii, f.tit,l ltp ,AtL
~ ia8 r. ~ bit, 'tng,f 40, ,i,''ilt IN
sHifilt % fs,ti fni,iiail, ~ itNla, ~ -
fG}aehg., li'nt sgis.,eea A,lef ttge,.s
spi Br@bFa Aggas ailia, leai y rnliit ~
nffYtiVu Huslls H4Im, Hnfni8a y ttiia fifilf hl -
tu,Iani iiose ohea 80 hs'taFF 'isaa ,ai siai isS
1di
b.ggaaoirnn intals inl ra,iilnlas . -.
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tirutIai General fasyS AIalh
New-York tribune., 1884-11-06
sp,nIrs OF fUarEyTINE

CHARLESTON. Nov 5-rurpentine nrin at 40,
sAvISVAH Nov . 5-Turpentine hria at pc
WILulsOIoN Nov b.-Iurpentns nrm ct 2Te
New-York tribune., 1884-11-06

ttr.funH "Wednesday. hoy n isai
Tho ioouiua s4ila Neta made ct tAs L4,Aanso
t. uirsiun4A lu-uuti
New-York tribune., 1884-11-06
NORWICH LINE.
FAVORTTE INSIDE ROUTE
To BOSTON s3.
WORCESTER $3.50.
NASHUA. t7oJ,
PORTLANDsa

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s'esmers s~itv NJ worce-,er' sna "ri,, q, -
lesve pier ioN A. fort of ws,tss, nosf ps sha,'
bros-s.at, Ferry daily, eso"ft srnas-, y, Am w
NEw:YORK CENTRAL AND Iltt1so,v
4 a'ygM W.. nAILnoa s f,gmsgges October
s'oa. M nocbosier and Montreal esppes, ,htoo,,,...
..lHs Es., Limit, ',c.se ,yts.. -l, aos, 49,.
,SsT,s fs cleveland aud Toledo s'r"s. .G,,.. ss,..
fsse. ochsasf sssafs f's aod as '.aas. ss;s, =.
a a. Western New Yo's AM Sef,hafa R,pfs,, ,,,
40 >. -, Al6aay, Troy aud uuoa R,pm., r,,o,,
.tp a.. Heconlncaauon 10 Albany an, reoy
rs. anao 'Ga' ,,ns,nnst os,o sn S
Aa.g.a s"'d ssrs..s g,so Mopt's ai''''' All"
nurso Naaars Pals. cisvesni Tols'o DePat s'ss
LOUIS slso Glayloa esoept saturday AMI wssroWn al
Il ysnt E;pTs.' with .lo.p'ng ear. to As,nym,
for ,he North except saturday night west 'a'
3 On and 5 Toaf or,T Ta'S aaa a. % Ss T;
and .li w9shlagon and 7so FULTON st. brooklyn al Is
Accon6oiaons in drSvneroon iai sle.p'nr car, am,
procured ,he'ickc, ocesn Ncs.Yorf clty aiin
' RaSrSra %'"S c5%l G"lI roran 'T?SfIyR eaecsoa from residence
lese fins r1n llily Al othot tay sfcspt snniy
General Superintendent Genera Passengsf tesp.
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
ttstIoDs in Newton. 6s,Srs;;:,. 81 'oT','''
LEAVE NEwYoRK oonmenc'ng BET. =. isst ',-"''
For south AmbOY VIA Phil q tsling RR. 500. Tts
10, a. IN l.i5 t)A 5)( i:'{, .. m. sirh'' ~
- a. m. va Penn: RR; as. goJ A. m, l2Dl n, EJ.
6Oo p. m. sunday, iilj. > 4 m. .. m.
FOR Natawan, Sc., via phL Z zReatny RR, sol rs
Hoo a. m, l;t1 IpD. 40. 30 5.t5 D N Siniavx
400 'iIl; n. viz Penn. al. i:l5 300. m, l2))m. SO
p m. llilYl Elj, . a. n, 5 D. N
For Red 3alE yit Penn. < ( ltI. 90 n. lan. 40
=. I'D. sunday t.i) > a n. via PAL. 3 r. .llf
RR;5. 7;iI a N. l:t5. {, 80 J:ij , n Snni,v' t3
For Long Branch. OCEAN Grove. Asb1ry Plrt Oc..n
Reach. spring Lake Sea ir. Point Plslss1t &C. via PaS
fciplis and Reading RR 300 7tj n. las 900 r.ij n
sundays not stopping A. ocean Grove A.brrY P1r t)
81 2 m. via penTtyvlnia Rp. 4:lJ. goo n. 1900
Nln 5Nn p n snnifys not 'tooping at Ocean G7)vo u
For rr.ehod, VA Plilafelnm' ami Reltlng RI.
Tom, River ami Barnsgat yil p + r. RR. a lS
m. lis t.9O p. For Toms River. via Penn. RlL, u
aona ~, For V,9el'qi 3rilgc,on Nll,j CitI &C.. Va
ii'IF'j--1 BLonGfrT G g. 'iftAvCOcK. J. r. WOOD
Nupr p g =. =, e. r 2. PR. q. p s. p ~
DOPULAP SHORE IINE.-FOr Providence,
ios. and tho Elst t rail from Gr'nd Central Dcnot
Thrco express trims Ny !laiigs cTccpted 10 Iosen At
IN. D. fDlrpr 9ttacheO ant loD m. with p,aos
sioepng oar'l Snnfavs ~ 10 n with palace coming
care Vow oTt e1ves Gran1 Central Denot &C
n. AZ n m.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-06
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RP. :

TbTT TlNH NITVTFE ITNE,-FO OT TTOVITfNce,
Ios and the East \ \ rail from or md Central Deno,
Three express trims (SInlys cKcCpted 10 Ioson Al
me- p fplrlpr 9ttachol ant 10 with u,acs
sooping c'r'l Sn1 iav' ~ 10 n with palace seepnJ
carel Newport cy0real Gran1 Central Deno &C
,. arrives At Newport 1875 Paror cars siiaced
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-19
Roats Ricycles and Hav Fever

Nature has resolved that all the people
shall not enjoy themselves at once. With
the opening Of the season OF outdoor sports
comes the time of trouble for the poor VIC
tins of Hay Fever. For them flowers have
no odor. and the summer little or no beau
ty. To snuff, sneeze and wipe their weep
ing ewes for three or four successive months
this is their pitable portion. Whether
this form of Catarrh is called Hay Fever,
Hay Cold. Rose Cold or Rose Fever, makes
no difference; they suffer just the same.
There is no help in sea voyages, there is no
help in high mountain AR. These only
tighten the pocket and leave the disease I'M
abated. But there is a positive cure in
Ely's Cream Balm. We could cram these
columns with grateful letters ofthe rescued
Try ii and join them. If you continue TO
suffer il is because you neglect a remedy as
sure as it is cheap and pleasant. SO cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-19
MUST BE sroPPED.
Fast Driving and Racing on the ChaPiine
Street Paving.

Fast Driving and Racing on the Chapiine
Street Paving.
A thousand thanks to the Committee on
Police for Kidding US Of the ''tin-horn" nui-
sance Now for another: Ever since
South Chapline street was paved with brick
the people on that street have been suffer,
ing an intolerable nuisance from racing aud
fast driving Fire engines; reels, ladders
&C.. come up there 10 exercise, and drive
back and forth at furioes rate; large
wagons, as If to test the duysbiIity OF the
paving, 60 at a bresEneck speed; horse
men and buggies indulge in reckless racing
to the great annoyance Of citizens. Fast
young men who have been. spending the
evening, in their way, at points below,
come up Chspline street at all hours OF the
night driving furiously. The noise is so
great and long continued az often to render
sleep impossible, and greatly disturbing
those that are in delicate health: Will not
the Committee on Police de- us another
good turn aud put a stop to these unwar-
raatable proceedings? They. have COM
menced the good work of Kidding the city
of nuisances, let them persevere and they
VIII receive the cordial thanks of many
good citizens. 70.
HUMBLE PETITIONER.