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New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
J. ]. FISERrY, Secyvtary
Norrs Of THE CANVASS.

Senator Fly. addressed and ~ e"nas OF
his reaKs called the Masan lssTI sse rocor
.d w.. .ns Of e cy%sr s%o%' OF Ts and
-four Repubnans who found verdict nndo. applause
s:$ gf: i'$@
lanes Mood MI Fcro, who was on 70 ~ SverV state and
sas .%s s .nes appeal for sS.
.; M hs party met With and
from his old irends a h, Horace Greeleys
may be confidently expected nom 'n''' "'
The Republican. Of Ramsey. held thef snsccses were
% w,,,sy pssfp .s diatro Ts and ss.
cT1y Of M Mr. Pnep.
rr r.tyed with great and applause rally
.I The s,rSs fSsspl p ncrs ma sHs s and Third
pnsbcr Of lsd.s. were present ,a me tTo
in way which the hal ps for ane and "a 's NJ. intro
oans When be wa, 40 that said
entlenon might vel adjourn tbs meers .nw cheer
,pr He words % rcmUSnS all Of next Tue'day ,,.,
The Blame ns oI aqd hs Sfa% Rspncsn m
IL than 200 memers The onsers nx,srprssdent
F.n.,ds s Tye sen, an,se1 al tressnTcr
S'Dsg pa ,s i. ya %a1,fSe s So Is d Eat osd%sy
ter st Of HAN with noser hnrke eI wc
GeSe I'd BY Cap,in MinIon OF kenlucty Colo - M MIN,
,ss rss :pf
ions The fho~ng gcntenen a"ies,,a ,e wec ed
TIon ann Tho dre were delivered m Poi,h me
In pledged { to Ipport TIE can.l CIV OF ln.n
Grant To- MaSo aud the lie ub dates of the oter
Co inty OF cea ,,,-.,.- ,.n,o.
the cher made in yeseray World that he s c6lonzing
voter. M voters have cen Illegally registered ro"
No. - Edridsest - A.. . ..,,t "a
~ Herad tn Al tement yest lay IN r. eau o
Re- uiitcan parade that out O tr 'hitt
mitch retail house not far from ~. corner @ %
twenty tiirst and Sixthave, tnrn'n out 10 'r pa'
only one OF trss has qlf a vote me siemmsi y
bad the alsiiv ~ he stat mcnt II worse %
THF TRlBuNF thai canvass q. ,h'
IN he retail hou'e NJ Twenty tlirst ava rlNh'
resulted a. 10, owsi Blaine, 81 Cleveland. f. baiie
Prohibition 3. - ,,.t,.,
n-eting 400 niues was he'd In Lyric Hai on flnN
to q . u aine aud Log club W loh'
~ delivered strong ahnrrss
1cIv red aso by T. For Ihon a. Gocdfry, j. I Vhfeh
and others ,- , -. ...,,.
marty. favoring Nainr ana Logan WIZ ,a
\ nnN p 80 n. General John G. FREMONT VIII
and spe.chea will he made by prominent men
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
SATURDAY. Nov. 1-P. VI.


Tic stock speculation to-day presented as many dif
ferent phases there hours OF business Prices
rose and fell without regard TO rumors facts. But
the particular and special feature OF the market was
that OF assitude and Of indifference Opening trusac
tons exhibited weakness and after that the fluctuations
were frequent TIL In the last hour when the stock bus
ness almost entirely neglected for ibes and romano
Ing between the respective supporters of the Prcsdcn
tial candidates. and steady advance was recorded till
with exceptions the prices were made and at the
close left higher than yesterdays final fig
ures. The business amounted only 10 114,7lS
shares against 2O93l4 shares yesterday Prominent
dealings St. Paul, Northwestern, Central and Hud
son and Shore and those four stocks the only
ones that recorded transactions amounting to much
10 900 each, Tie market closed dull but strong In
figures.
Government bonds registered ut the boards and
only "A small business Is reported at the offices OF the
large dealers. Quotations barely steady-w1h a
decline Of l. per cent on the bids Tor the 42s'S foi-
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02

THE ELECTRIC. MANUFACTURING AND Mis-
CFLLANEOUS STOCK EXCHANGE.
mn COMING sInCK AND PErROLNUM HUAHD.

THE COMING STOCK AND PETROLEUM BOAHp.
The business OF the Electric, Manufacturing ana Mls-
cellancnus Stock Exchange has heretofore been CON
fined dealings in mise ellaneuus securities phl u
the intention the coming month tn list ami zeal III rihi
road stocks and petroleum Prior to inangnia ing
dealings IL has been decided increase the member
shin tn one thousand members The hrst alloineh oi
new memberships are now open 10 suhsrrp'lun v!
active brokers aud traders at e21 soon ~ thec
are all taken n second allotment II be offered ~ T'V
later another at 500 II ia likely that the hfa hio-
ment will soon be all taken. the following gentlemen
were elected members tho past week Dnniel y.
Whitney Fred e. SapWtas, G. ". Callahan, ' Is
HaAt, g. n Martin llotace Holden Joseph VI Nef-
nor John u Nfuwrr. II. VI Iular. W u kihg. tentge
N Cotliaa licury Altman =. II. Emcf'cn. Z. r
ksbuH. W j Csiiow, g. II. NJ. Allen. j. Z. w. flsh
y T. 1hompann. &. y. Noldcn, .. u. Hardy >. J..
Whreirt, O. \ Everett w L lomu'h' J.hh MH,'
hcid. & rosi. n llnlhcft W T. Nolan, Johu y hnvi1'
VI Mautmrt. Frank " Nioos I I. Rafael john
nrvlin. G. l., Van Horne lhnsndito Sphndc'H, y,
rahlo T. 4 fohc, q. NJ Wheeler. y, q N"ldam,ih'
", 4 noaa, bryant ", pinanotr, II, AnNdot, Ogden
llaight ~ q, llko, l.. / huuslanH, y upnrnhoia"t'
i & iiloom II A Richardson, l., Earle u. !, lh"mr,
son J. NJ rnckley IT, =. j. Peck O. u, t"ttfrll and
e. stewart Sohrn,k. There aro about HisiN more ni,
pcants for the new memberships which viii bo acted
on the coming Monday, N
The memberships OF the Exchange formerly sold at
500. and under the new regime II II not hnpiohanlo
that they will become very valuable. The Exchange
will offer special facilities for dealings IA fractional
lots of railroad stOcks 10 will open one hour earlier
and close one hour later than the present Exchanges
and is expected to anurd all the facilities oi the Older
Exchanges There will be assessments the plce ol
the new memberships, SO. will cover initiation lee
and all dues the coming year. The dues and assess
mcnts of the older Exchanges amount 10 from @Ioo
to 500 per year
The outlook of the Exchange appears very
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
SPECIAL BARGAINS

in garments where lines Of regular sizes broken also In
Hosiery Department, lot BEST ENGLISH RIBBED
HOSE, assorted coors sIze to Ga at 72ci size to ga
Tie; formerly Soc to 81 30.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02

Nothing was done In State bonds beyond the sale Of
" 900 South Carolina Brown consol 0s st 1854, and
there was no business In city bank stocks
The market for railway bonds unusually dull
uu ina, the changes In prices almost without sig
ninchnce Erie second consols for example, declined
10 OIL rose To 81 and ended at 81 and West shore and
Buffalo nIst 5s declined ~ 4Oo and Il or
y lower than yesterdays final figure Central aud Iiud
son conso "a sold freely at l29l2dl29 and New York
Central extended De declined ~ l0la Missouri Pacific
ex-ntere-t sold at SOa d9O. Michigan Southern sink
Ing funds due May 1888, sold nj loi+ ~. Paul
first, Pacific and Western Division ND / per cent
al "a Northwestern new debentures were of IA at g2
Denver and Rio GraDdc nrss up Ia at 74io hut
frsts Western extension down at 33 Te1as md
Pacific rsts Io Grande division steady ct "a and
Northern Pacific firsta were firm at lOl 7salO2.
The weekly statement OF bank averages published To-
day shows only moderate loss Of cash IN view OF the
January gains and shipments TO the South during the
week Hence the decline Of Ss47 200 probably
some 81 900 900 than the actual decline for The
whole week There IL reported Increase Of s266 500 In
deposits while the other chanRes call for decrease In
deposts S7AO0OO The surplus reserve however 40
largesti S3l 27l 45O-that tlejinterest In manifested
In The small changes that are reported.
Following the comparative tc ts OF the statements
of October % and November
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02

The local money market presented the usual Sas"' t
supply Of funds, and call oans ruled ut a q per
The Clearing House statement to-day was as 1o "he
Exchanges, $40. 1G2.3l9 balances $42s1 9Zo ro 5o
week, Exchanges Sass, ,532. .56s balances, %2''-~''
l9O - No., ,.,
made up by losses Of S5O7 s55 coin and S767 96 cur,
rency. Today's operations covered Receipts ho2
paynens. =. .O52 1892 currency balance, Sll'h-''''
coin balance. s129, .6S5. 4. 10,
The custom receipts reported at Washne'oenno eno sa5
The United States Treasurer received S359.Ooo IA
redemption and the receipts Tor tho
week follows;
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE AT THIS PORT
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEW YORK. ........ SATURDAY NOV. l. 1884
ARRIVED
Steamer Holland sr, Hadley, London oct ls. Havoc 49,
Steamer Geise Dan SCI eroe9E cogsnhasen 0Gt o. Sa
ntesmef an Breviei eiy Never Antwerp Oct To- with
steamer sqIly nr cante santos oct via RIO Janeiro
Steamer Edoado new. Hawthorn Philadelphia IN ballast
ship Iax Nornanu Nor Normann, Bordeaux 30 days,
empty barrels order vessel TO Benham Boyeson
epy spi barrs w. order 3essc 10 Jas Eiwe Co
snpy bar TO or eS 1se
ship Clsr.a Carver Dow. Limerick 20 days in ballast TO
Bark Hef6ert Black. Nicho. Cebu $50 with sugar
Alba Ita. Cardisia Smyrna 7s days. with mdSe TO-
sUNsEr-wnd at Sandy HOOK. light sw; cloudy. AT city
Island ngAt 3" clear.
Arrived Yesterday
Steamer nanmonla GER schven,en Hamburg oct 10 and
-. with mdse and passengers to Kunhsrit Co
steamer Fuda Ger. heimbruch Brenen oct ~ anu
Southampton 49, with and passengers TO oerichs co
CLEARED.
Germanc (Br) Kennedy. Liverpool via queens
city Of Rome CBr}, Munro, Liverpool via Queens
town-Henderson Bros
steamer / r ala tGerJ KopG HamburT-K unhard q Co
steamer HaDsburg Ger, Peiner Bremen via southanp
steamer westornland CBelg) Rande Antwerp-Peter
steamer Henri " CFr. Lequerque. Havre-Funch, Edye
steamer Porta Br Sharpe. st Johns Ne. via Halifax
steamer city OF Para Dexter Aspinwal-Pacno Mail IS Co
Steamer sanio Domingo Kelley. Turks Island san Donin
steamer santiago. Cotton. Havana-Jss Il Ward Co
steamer Lampassa, Croweil. Key West and Gavestoh-
II Mallory Co
steamer louisiana eager, New orlosns-s II seaman. seaman
Steamer Eureka Reed New Orleans-J I Van sickle
Steamer Nacoochee kempton. savannah-Heury Yonre
Steamer Chattshoochee Dsggett sayannahHenry fobso
steamer Delaware. winnett Charle.ton-J W ountard
steamer Gulf Stream Kembre wilmin gton- VIM PClydo
STEAMER Old Dominion, smith. Norfolk. City Point ana
Steamer Manhattan stevens West Point Va and Newport
News-Old Dominion IS Co. ,.
drs"Tno- Wirft@sn n"''H'''''' GEORGETOWN anu
Steamer Eeanora Brapr. Portisn9iforatio Hat
Steamer III DinOck HaIett Boston-H Dimock %.
snip Anna CGer MenHens br.men" uerman Koop < Co.
Ship John Mann lbrl. bovendge, Ant~erp-J whitney
BARK Angela Maria ItaD. Romeo Porzuoli-Funch Edyo
Bars Lizzie Wright tBr). Wells Amsterdam-J whitneI
Bsri Emma pay.snt CBr. Dexter Lverposl-JP whitney
sAILED
n so my sesieSo sGs
Asbsburg Bremen trisA Hamburg CITY of Para Aspln
EuIeks and Louisiana. NewCTlsans 6haahooc bee,
savannah Delaware Cha,,estpn Guh Stream: wiminssoa
ships Bon. = des for Bordeaux; rsmr Liverpool
voo sultan i.vre Noah Plymouth JohAnne belfast En-
Msjorss drsnaaS fssp.n, A fsylor' Gonsive.
BrEs Peerless. for cAdiI Sunlight BsrbsdosS Savos'
Also saehvia Long Island "Reminiscences Portis for
Halifax Eeanora Portland Ii Dinock, Boston
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FoREI3N PORTS
, FSs os. g. sa :. .y q
HAvRE. nov i-ssnsd steamer NormAnde OF. Fnnsuel.
HAVANA Nov l-aAed steamer CITY OF Alexandria RetG
from MsXisAn ports hsncS for Nsw.ysEx.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
7HE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE SrOCK EXCHANGE Nov. I.
rHr aENENAL Ltst
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
ss.wORKERs AGAINST CLEVELAND
tn. to,,ovino was unanimously adopted at

tho meeting Of the Brass-W WORKERS UHon
The preseut contes. the great panc M ca
has developed into the nl imporah. nyo.cted nv
n .n ". Frre Trade The brass trado IA ionc'ou ,y =
duty Of as per For the welfare Of 5%,n n"t The
hrs OF The Brass Workers Union in their pSi.h IA ram
cipcs arr Democrats In view OF the ise , "a IL
Is bread and butter issue with MS, the Brass n At
linton wold RECOMMEND all its friends W Vo'o "e"''
Grover Cey Gland for President. . 49, p...ii.uf
7 EtyIprv G.eyvtayv
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
60 and G2 West 23d-St.

CEALSK1N Garments manufactured "a order (;
- perfect nc euarint ed e. e. -HAYNk, l03 P1ncest
GAVE retailers profits on Scalsldn Garments
- by going direct To c & SHAYNE, Mnr. 1903 Princest
EFNlLEMEN'SS Scasbin Overcoats. Fur-ined
~ uverooat3 Driving Caps and Gloves In stock or to oer
on. SHAME Furrlef, lOj prneest.
RUY HER MAJESTY'S CORSET.-lt neither
stretches nor hreaEs on the hips the homes never move
"A w,H recommend the
SIMPSON, CRAWFORD & SIMPSON.
CNALSKIN SACQUES. Pactota. Newmark-
~ cs and an leading isshonab rurs and wraps rctacd
n owe9t - h vhnieaac prices yC g. AYNE. Manuiaot
urer lOl Pri cest Repairing and altering neatly and
promptly done
EUK RUGS. PARIOR MATS, sleigh Robes,
urivng GOV, and apa ~ lowsstpices & g EuAlNB.
Mnfr lOi Prince At Repairing AMI altering done
4 HER NJESrNS CORSET reduces The
~. sfn and nctcaos tho length ~ tho waist o hcahy
laea without nuflnua tlsi scins 1tr them sai iaiacun
guaranteed et munny feinnAeh ............
SIMPSON CRAWFORD & etMrsoN
EUR TRIMMINGS beavers. shoulder tnrcH,
Murs uuir7 nra ifaia aut ttpH aui a ef1ns futA At
manuts ntots' piI,oa e. tuANNI lna Prince +
GEAtSktN GARME\lS altered, refined, re-
dfrd, trimmed 10 liable work reasonable ptloea 9 &
SHAY M, tui frhrest
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
MR.. ROOSEVELT ON THE LOCAL TICKET.
Theodore Roosevelt has written th following

letter Charles H. Knox, Republican nominee Tor Judge
Of the Court OF Common Pleas
422 MADISON AVENUE,
NEw-YoRK, Oct. 81, 1894
DEAR Mr.. KNOX: When wrote my letter In relation
70 the county ticket not aware of the changes
that had made IN IT, shall support Mr. Grace and
Some others Of the Citizens nominees but shall also
what for the Republican Judiciary ticket and
candidate for Controller In particular II be Of
Any service 10 you hope you will call upon
Most truly you're,
Charles H. Knoz. esq THEODORE ROOSEVELT
MI Roosevelt has also written letter In which he
speaks highly Of tho Republican candidates or various
local Offices and says "Mr Pummer 10 prssemnenty
oted for the position Of Controller and the praise
nest certainly be given 10 Mr. UConnor and 10 Judge
owland and his associates the judiciary and
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
Muslcal Instruments.
Gurouean advertisements.
GRATEFUI-CoMFo
EPPS'S COCOA.

BRFAkFAsT-"By thorough knowleige Oi ihe na.qqls
laws which govern he Of digestion and nartc
And nv carsf alton of the nnc properties OF wcnsS
ected Cocoa Epps has provided our breasas @
deicatey hsyored beverage wS may ny. T ."ch sTtIelss u
diet IA may be gradually quilt up unih tions
tendency disease uundres Oh suo
us naisdes roatpg around Us ready to attack whsS
ever there ia We may escape many fAtA shas
by Keeping ourselves well fortified with pure oooa AMI
properly nourished frame e-Cvil service gazette half
Maze AMPLY boiling water or uik sold oa.y IN rS'
,nnn1 fins 2y orocers labelled JAMES EPPs Ces
&sn0opsthie CheuistA L0ndoos EnglAna
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02

shan certainly % vA.' can TO help TN the election OF
thAae Gentlemen"
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.
MINIATURE ALHAVAC

MINIATURE ALAANAC
sunrses 30 4:Jl dIos sets 5:3j doonssgs ds 10
HIGH wATER TO-DAY.
A. <H-sandy Hook. 28 Gov Isl,nl $3.50 Iel Gaze s;ts
p HoG1. O:Jl GOV ili-Gd. 1l5 dell SAla b;of
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02

The following shovs the relation between the so'~'
serve and the total deposit lisbiliuea' -
Oct ~. Nov. T.. 9, mnsm yro
0pNciA e7hj02So0 NLtsVIG ~II6EO0
Legaltenderu. 32.723.2OO S2osa'uV A"N' ,
Total reserve siii 10000 silcaessoo Dec ss''so'
Resorve reared o.-o,n Tn. "A 600
agAnstdepta 7S933,l50 7a'vf'ooo A"~
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
flats dn0 Rooms.

ADVERTlSEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRhUNE WILL ~ RECEIVED Af lhn
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l,-.S broadway, corner Thirty
hTstst until b. m 3ns West Twenty th.dst corner
Eighth No 1873 fouIth.tNe.. corner FonIeenthst.
780 Thirave corner Forty. .seventhst Nos luol Third
ave near si1eth.st and az The HARLEM OFFICE. 9,5oO
Thri One hundI e anu twenE'ntu'st- up "
bp. - = regular once IateA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-18
THE rRi,AIE sECHErARY.
Synopsis of the Latest Madison Square

A Synopsis of the Latest Madison Square
Success.
The latest London and New York laugh
ing success will be given here on Friday
and Saturday by the Madison Square Thea
tire Company. The following is Il biet syn
oPsiS Of the story:
The Private Secretary is the adaptation
bye. II. Hawtrey, OF Moser's Der Biblio-
thicker" which recently achieved success in
England The adaptation, ike its original,
is clever, Coutaiuing some smart Dubuque,
several conyulsively funny. situations, and
presenting a variety OF humorous characters.
d rich East Indian, Mr. Cattermole, RETURNS
10 England to meet his nephew, Douglts,
whom he has never seen, and who will he
his heir hen the Wildcats pCrio Of young
manhood iO passed. Douglas is in debt to
a lot Of tradesmen. in order to evair the
service OF writ at the instance Of Gibson,
a Eord street tailor, he personatcs the Rev.
Robert Spaulding. new ly engaged As private
secretary to Squire Marsland, and rams
dow 10 the lalrers country seat with n
friend. Here he gets into and out OF number
less scrapes. Cu.ternoIe comes TO
tue house, so does Gibson; so does the
rel private secretary. Douglas con-
c,als lis identity from his uncle, satisfies
Lis tailor urgent demands Tor payment by
introducing him TO III. squire and his ftni-
y ss q friend, and palms the secretary OF
Us a epirilualis,ic medium on a Spuster who
is t. b,liever in the matcrializrng science.
The old East Indian has mistaken the cant.
irg idio,ic SpauId!ng for his nephew, and
this blunder leads 10 several hilarious re-
suits. Finally the young man finds way
ont Of his difficulties and wife in Edith
Na~slaud His uncle is glad TO exchange
him Tor ;hp idoric secretary, and everything
cones TO a jolly ending.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-18
LIKE AN ORIENTAL BAZAAR.
Some Of tho Glittering specialties of Christ
mas Attractions.

YNoting crowd Of Christmas buyers and
pa2crs in and about the store of John W.
HeisEc!l, mo - Twelfth street, Yesterday,
a REGISTER reporter wandered in to see the
attraction. Once inside, he rta lily under
stood the cause Of the constant crowd
Mr. Heiske!l understands what Wheeling
people want and has made his purchases
the larctsi stock and the finest and most
comuleIe assortment Of cards and satchelS
sing ip folding, fringed and plain. to be seen
in tic city, Windows show cases, shelves
and all the available space are crowded and
covered with brilliant array Of seasonabIe
spt ciahies OF his. The Christmas anu
New Year cards are particularly abund'
an, and attractive, and they range this
year from 10 TO 10 per cent. cheaper than
ever before. He has all the artistic and
popular makes, American aud ioregn
The frost work which is q prominent tea.
,ure this year is beautiiuI Among the
popular things in this Enc new this year
are "Cupids Calendar, poetic book OF
the DAYS IN heart shape, the leaves turning
on rod above Another is the poem The
Garden OF the Heart printed in the same
STYLE. These are either iringcd or plain.
Another novelty is folding card on a
fu,cd satin cushion. Bell shaped cards and
all appropriate designs are also included.
They are al real works OF art.
Mr.. IIeiskell's stock Of albums is also
larger than ever and includes many new
styles. Among the novelties in shape is al
Cblung for caLuent and panel pictures, two
10 The page, which is very neat. In auto
rraph albums, also, some Of the loycIie5i
and most artistic Illustrated albums ever
made BY he printers art, are in Nc. Hels.
kell = stock, together with plain ones in all
shapes, styles, sizes aud prices. both
kiId. Of albums are i'll plush or leather OF
great variety.
Scrap books in endless varieties, scrap
ric,ures the latest Issues chiIdrens books,
the popular juvenile anruals and others,
purses Of oil kinds, opera glasses, field glass,
rs and telescopes Of tho best makes, the red
line poets, family and pocket bibles OF all
style, and prices, and all sorts Of books are
iew Of the other things which give Mr..
Hciskelrs stock almost endless variety.
Fancy and fine stationery should also ne
mentioned 1t is the attractive holiday store
of hceling and every buyer should not fail
| tJ see il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-18
THE TOBACCONIsTS
On tho Proposed spanish Commercial
Treaty.

WASHINGTON, December II. Oscar
Hammuste,n OF New York, L iitor oi the
United States Tobacco Journal had long
interview yesterday with Minister Foster
and Senator Miller, Of California Chairman
Of the Foreign Relations Committee, in
regard to the pending Spanish treaty. Mr.
Hammer,teen set forh thar ther" are very
strong objections 10 the tobacco clauses OF
the treaty as now worried but suggested
that these objections might be removed If it
Hfre provided that lh- duty on tobacco fill
ers, e'c., grown in Cubs, shall be wholly
abolished ard rbe present duty on cigars
reduced one-balf In reply, he was assured
by Senator Miller and Minister Foster that
if the tobacco and cigar trade will agree
uron this or any other proposition to hsr-
monize conflicting interests, there is every
reason to believe duly authorized express
sion OF The wishes OF the trade would have
great weight when the treaty reaches the
POINT Of consideration for possible amend
ments by the Senate
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-18
LITERALLY DAZZLING.
An Idea of the stock of First-Clas'
,Iewelry store.

An Idea of the Stock of First-ClasS
JeweIry store.
: For a literally dazzling array OF those
glirtering beauties that 90 to make up a
jewelers. stock. the store OF Mr.. A. A.
il in the leSd. Attracted BY
the tasteful window display REGISTER
scribe wandered in there, yesterday, to look
sroupd. Waving off the uIbaue salesman
Who promptly made his appearance the
man Of news took few notes OF the
splepdid articles he saw on every side. An
pyrert had evidently selected that stock
Every,hing old had disappeared. New
stvles prevailed in silverwsre to the extent
of shape. design, and even the engraving,
which are not only handsomer than ever,
bu, much cheaper. New machinery has
nut silyerware in reach Of nearly everybody
and Mr.. Franzheim is selling very much OF
il In the line Of gems, he mas
everything known. handsomely ano
styhShly set in earrings brooches, rings
pins, studs and bracelets. In plain anu or
nsmen,al gold he has everything known 70
the trade, from small stud up TO the hreS'
watches. of which latter he makes a special
~. II ever a good watch WAS fine christ
mas rrcsCn. it must be so this year, for Nc
FrarSbpim has some elegant ones at rid'cu
louSlv low prices. lG the line OF artistic
clocks, in the most unique designs hanu
some and striking bEOn-es and the iitttren
hric a-hrac Of Il jewelsy store, Nr. Fran
helms stock stands ureGual!ed. just u
feast vnur eyes ca beautiful things give Ar
Frsniheiu's show a IaiL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-18

In the city, hut the largest jewelry estao
or Western Pennsylvania. MR.. DILLON
epce in handling Fine Watches and pia
what is required for he Holiday Season, H.
known to the trade, and besides controls
watches and which no other jeweler in the
Of Geneva. finest III the world; the "LanEe
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Persons desiring to purchase tino goods
Mr.. DILLON'S advice in making their So
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with the sole object OF selecting the finest
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templates making valuable purchases. HIS
Pairs OF Diamonds.