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PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R.

1 NEwJERsEY CENTRAL DIyI SION,
TINT TA5LE9EAKiSg EFEE9gGG NAY p im n;oos
FqE ht1dA a amt TsEIoHo 4 ao $50
700, i20G p N. SUNDAYS atI SAB a. m, 800 1900 m
c1sstnai Iili 81 coia@ba.avc for MauayunE. cOnsho
DR&@TSG"RooM CARS on all Day Trans and SLEEPING
Eetarnns leavs PHIhADELPHlA Ninth and Green ss.
$50 si30 JSO 400 A. m, LILO S45 $40, $40. 1900
$40 81 So5 I5o S a M ZOO $50 $50 500 p m
For LOCK HAVEN PEAL1 and PHtLIPsbURd Penn
For a'' %iIL il sUNBURY LEwIsBURG. ana
MAHANoY CRY at 7t5; $40 a. m StS i99p m, M Ann
S:S9 6i5 l2oag ~ sundays a. $50 p M oo lao 400
Sse, $40 ia5 t ~ Sundays HS 5so 'O'
For For 6 9 e Goo pI P Ss & Zoo s45 M
l:09 l;39 $40 643P M sundays at oSOp IN
For IA dAoUA At 100 7i5 8i5 a. m. 100, $780, ai' 400
Fof Bt'TIIiiEnEM ALLENTOWN andMAUCR chUyK
at<O0 700, S45, u. ~. lOO 1880. $40, 0Ao D. w. suhV
For E&sToN at 400 7Oo. sO, a. m, 100 1880, Sa5 400,
For aiGa BRIDGE BRANCH. at AGO. s'45 A. ~ 400
For TLEMING ron. TOO sst6 m, l;OO liSo 4Oo. 4So
70; 20 Rig + nj sundays E SG JS ZOO ss, ioso l5
N, loo l30 $50 $40, 400. 4;5o POO S;s0 64o o.
$50 7;09 500 lO;SOP M sunday" 4'oV aoo I" "i' '''"
For YPIXiNFIELD 400 600 700 s4s $3.50 1850 LIP
$9 S 3s $l ao 49, iA S3 Io So0 Si' 81 ~
DAYS, 400, $780, sl6, 1900 m $780, 4oo 0'So 1900
FS ~ 2dN SY BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &c. en- rail a.
13G Sil6 a. M, 1880, 400 53S D. NJ SUNDAYS leAcept
o 6ssIp GrSES 8 toQ 80 LOO NJ 400 coop m
For LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER and BARNEsAr az 4''o'
For slS RfL.ANTio CITT. INELAND and BnIDaErodaf
''0 x,G II; R gd1ST hSsS
70, u From Pier NO N S INT HSr aud IoSG BRANoH
yd lSST Nr iSo nrgShL LAM 81
Tickets can be- procured at ioJt Lper eii aSi 1873
Norm Rver ~ 2u7, 20I 2bl, 900, 80 a. III
foaawsx 800 Va aud 40 othaye s Nss H
H. 10 AMI llJ Greenwic1-s. In NewYork civ In
H,otyn AZ NO Oourtrs 10. bosi~ay 600 ~
bI}okNu aya Mrnhs tian.aye lhbp Atanle-avs. IN
IInhsn PA Washngonst n " lrhsior Ooapmy ,; Tsn
cal Tor and check baggage from ho'ei' VI io''''0 W
I0EE wOoTrEN Z; as a. u P.Ss 4nd Ticket Az.
4ehsIaat a1p a. f. p. Ago, ll9 Llberty-A5. " "
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fEnE NEW LINE s..r,,,vuv
} LE IL lIonroLK. OLD POINT

NEw.YoRK. PHILApDiPpIdiAaIM oRFnLLKs' OLD POINT
HOURS FAsfhR raAN Any OTHER ROUTE.
now FastDag and Night Express between Mewa oIS
rfalBs leave NeNh otSt VIA FennsylNau
Eailf,aS B.2D a. days and y. daily arriving Oh
POINT comfort o wee&days and $40 M aaliy Nor
u;ib Stepping through from Now
Tarl 70 ape Lares snd Parlar Car ~ iiadelphia vita
an paroT reais aud sleeping berts can
be- secured any Ticket once the peansylyanA ka1rosl
Company AZ, b. COOK, 1en1 Pasa AID krelshl AGenh
H. w. bUNNEs Superintendent
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ERIF RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
II YORK LAKE ERfE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Arrangements Of trans iron ChssnoerI Depot from %Sa
GTCg sS5aay pay az. Ss'T sa pa"ns sep.
6p.m-aily st. LOUIS Limited fIpress Nc extra cEafya
nv vn aS ag NJ Niagara rails SIS A. Hamilton nt,
lOA5 NJ; Detroit go M sslsinAAca 30 10; Ciess'
sseSnd day C5nnsStas trains arrive Toisds IS m and
indianapolis 1910 p. m: NJ. "a, 49,.
q Pullman Day and ssgSs csaSnss % BEhs%S ,sa
AS $3.50 40 81 5sa 6:l9 go 80 1880 a Y aans'
Pssrson s46 20 fss 30 1880 l. noon lsS $50
40 l9 esQ s;lo yao 1s0 sS9 1879 an IL nfngAt
S sTSsE S and Paterson 0 Sewsrs 20 SEA 100
1880 goo $40 % go $50 6:2o 73o 1890 snd
y midnight saturday nights only sundays sie $40
sSksrn s.4s 7:So O:2o m las $50 $50 slo $50 u
e~sars and 5 sI m sunday
Rondoat Kingston and Montgomery s:Sop n.
aoshsS Sss 7:so 1920 m, $50 $50 $50 $50
Mddetows 6iS $50 iO:20a m $50 $50 s $50 N,
SUNDAY 5;,5 $50 lozo m $50 SPIN The N aud
PortJervis 100 1920 m 4:S0 . $3.50 sunday
s'is 2sS sss sss9 els , fsg,;s
Tickets for passage and spartnsnts IN Drawing Room and
and trans er OF baggage nay eft ths Compaay's oice
Nos. AL g67 Broadway. Isl We,tst, n. Y, No
Express trains ron the West srrvsin NewYor at 7l9
7So $40 am and 1920 p m >, ~, - ~, 49,.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For BOSTON
eIpres1 trains daily Sunday eTeepte to boston at NJ
pariSr car a,5aehsd sna !" E. epns ~ rs epns
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oorToNsaARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL May 2-l2s30 D. m-Cotton In active demands
With hardening tendency Mlddng UPands u;l9di DO
1900 bales for speculation and EXPORT receipts bales
ing clause May and June delivery 4S54d also 55-oad
do June and July delivery. 6i-64di also 6j6tdj do
August and september delivery; SLED; also 6Sstd
anil November delivery 49-6ld; also 81 sd.
delivery toays clearing 5000 bales
dOt k AMI $40 bales old do.
2p.m.-Coon The saei OF the day included 5000 bales
American Futures closed Uplands Low MddlmScause,
Mag delivery 5004d SELLERS do. May and June delivery,
64d selers;do June and July delivery. 55-64d buy
ers do July and August delivery 5y64d buyers do An.
gust andseptember delivery Cd sellers DO seremeer and
October delivery, 81 odd sellers do October aud Novem
Der delivery. 5l64d value do November and December
livery lS.64d. value
GALVESTON May 2.-CottOn quiet Nlddling.; 10 3-l6i
Low AiddnE l5-lo Good Orhnary 1ll5 net ard gross
bales; saos. 3s3 bales stock. $3.50 bales.
SAVANNAH, May COTTON quiet; Middlng 1895 Low
Middng lOis Good Ordinary, 9a net aud receips
80 Exports Coastwise 1915 fbaes sales 100 oaies
stock | No. bales
NEwORLKAEs May 2-CottOn firm: MIddng 10 3-l5 Low
Middlng Good Ordinary. 10; nes and gross re-
cepts I54 bales sales 1000 bales STOCK lJ44l bales
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NORWICH LINE.
FAvORIgE INSIDE ROUTE.

WOKCESTER y OF =
NASHUA % IS.
PORTLAND SO, and no transfers.
Steamors City OF Lawrence aud CITY OF Boston, leave
pier 20 r. foot Of Wattsst pier above Desbr0sseS
at Ferryi daily, except sundays AZ 900 p. IN
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gopartnerhip Notices.

OFFICE OF HAREior & NoTEs,
MILLS BJllDiHG, % XCIAEGE PLACE
NHw.YoRK. April 90 1859
THE COPARTNERSHlP heretofore existing
4 the firm Of HaTrlOt Noyes. expires this
dny by Limitation, and has been dissolved by nuual consent
F' wa S. HARRIoT,
]. NJ MOVES.
Mt Harriet will continue business with HIS son, at No
10 Broadst NILS Building. under the firm nane OF o j.
HaruOt q 20.
s. j. HARRIoT Member n. Y. stock Exchange.
j. BLOOMFIELD HARRtOT
Mr. T. NJ Moves viii continue business with HIS AT No
SO Exchange Place Mills Building under the hrm name OF
J. NJ. AOyes & 90.
CHAS p. SOYIS. Member ~ Y. stock Exchange.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riser Vessels and Ratiroads
NEw-YoRK. May 2. 1885.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

EHw-YoRK. May 2. 1888.
coTToN-spct cotton Ii6c higher and quiet; SO bales
were soldi 10 delivered on
The quotations according classification
follows
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
TO PHILADELPHIA
vATHE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TIE OLDEST ROUTE.
"a rpArNs EAca WAY WEEK DAYS AND ON SUM-


20 TRAINS FAcR WAY WEEK pAYs st AN .T on ~ SUM-
NETWORK.
tr.a leave New.York via Dssbrossss and conr'-
landt Streets Ferries as fol ows; ana IN Warrington
ais'itsd a, AZ nis' suaays 10 Lmii'd ana
.pS DAILY except sunday a. 60 $50
it IAN E ~ a M J. 2 4. sads H." c0ons'' " ''
FOR %eep aims leave Broad street station Phadsgee
Rs sg95i MO- 81 as q 49, ga 20 d $40 ana
M iIIned kx9fess 1881 ana s,g 30, 40 lax
80 s4h $50 W. g. NIso Llaited 80 nao e PAM "a.
9..ye aielphis. Camden. S;oe IN daily eAeep'
Sunday sac 42s and GA Broadway Asto' House.
and fest Of Desbroses and corllanet ss yai
eke othce hattie Paes. and asts osrisn on, sh,er
The New.York transfer Company wiu esh ieF an" 0"S
baggage IRON hotels and residences "a u,oon
'hAHI aGessrai Manager General Psssr Agent
WEST SHORE QUITE.
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
70 sw'; aims cave Wet 2It q "a NJ ute ass
Chicago. 10 q M ~ D. m. Pullman secpeFs thronsa
s. rSg: ,SSs : g. rs%n p 'isSss .esDs
tuspsOsios Bridge lissrs Fall. BsSals Roc ester 10
am 500 .sS % sespag q n! gar'or cars 'hroisl
Utica S:io. 80 ii:oe NJ .5,5os 3 .. N: .,o roo
NewpGrg KINGSTON, catskh Albany TAO 'io. 'i''
For Montreal Sip and Eanaaa East 7io a. M $3.50
Ma alton. iondoa, 40 a. rn 800 - p IN roroase WV
.bai ~ other trains daily except SUNDAY.
sta static IoSssss, lis sshns tost iIoSsn coart,tx
A s 49, 49, fis i S Ssasy 7 ta1s
Soh at, 1851 Bovsry Penn r. stations foot o. 10, oes
West 1sass nSsss-e esilsS for and checked ron h0ss
and Sesdences Orders can BE- leg 3, Ticket oIsss can't
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EUROPEAN FrSAxjtlL tAexgrs

7
LONDON May 2-l230 D. m-COnsols 90 1-16 for both
and She account United states -FOUR Per Cent Bon ~
Atlantic and Western First Mortgage Trustees
Cert uoaies 255 Canadian Pacific 36T Erie n " Sec
CGnsos 543 Illinois ent al ~ IA Mexican Orlin try
23 Common. IL NeW-York Central OIL ~ healing
sls
fpm-ConsOs 95 l.I6 for both money and the accolln
3l D. Paris advce quote Three per cent Rentes at 10
france 81 times tbe ccoOunt
OF bullion gone into the Bank or England
N balance ~ f5B.0O0
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NORTHERN RAiLR0ADUf AEh -JER L I
~ Trains leave from chambers Depot for Engle wood
t1oster Pierment and Nyack $50 10 m 3zO, !. 4sse
$40, Gao $3.50 y. ~ adnght Sundays q. and
NsnrOt Spring Valley and MSnsey T. 10 m. 460:p N.
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0earhers.

A MFRICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE.
~ was never better prepared for efficient work han now
II pronpiy provides beat Teachers for Private fups
tatoies Schools and Colleges, WITHOUT AhGh, u
j " sCHFRMERH0RN q co, f. l4thHt N T.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ Aeoey snopues Professors Teachers futors cover
etc H. CoIeges schools and ia nles Apply 70
~ MRS NJ. j. YOUNG-FULroN - Union Square
TEACHERS WANTED-Ladies.-S SUI
Ir German for Tstclass schools near city fene9
"a ruan and painting Methodist two hrstclass kindergnr
teners pntua soence higher English We lesley GRADUATES
drawing and PAINT ng German freuch hhshsn
and music for family, Roman Catholic. ~,
&c Professor OF moiern languages tor oSnego
professor of English or ART cat her Or
Western city assics fngis and musci mathems.tos
natural and gymDssics, Epse0pana
Tpiscopalan; English Latin and gymnastes bpscopamn
al hemaiica commercial branches and military tactics
Ma nv Of her superior teachers wanted Apply y MIS- NJ D.
YOUNG-FULTO American and Foreign Teachers Agency
z9 Union square
VALE GRADUATE.-An experienced m
strnctor and private t1tor lesirss "a en
one more hOursdlily Address bA tribune Onee
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financial.
,T xTOpTcACF ROND.
vxT51I. R.iLEoAp 90 OF NSw.JERsEY.

CENTRAL RAiLEoAp 90 OF Nsw'JEIsEr.
ii' NRw.YoRE. April 7, 1885 }
NOTICE IL hereby given that me ann .Ial
IN meeting of the holders OF THE CENTRAL RAIL
LOAD COMPANY or new RssY 70 slect nine ~ ~
TONS 10 serve Tor next ensuing VIII Do heu ~
once Of the company Jersey CITY betMeen ne
~ O'clock M aud O'Clock p. m OF FfuDAf' MA ihN
9Th next ~. .,u.oa ,-oro Rr,hav TN 18TH I'm.
slant W Ao"S' WV SAMUEL KNOX. Secretary.
YEw.YoRK AND hAaLEM RAILRoAp CoafiAsI'
ovr1cr nv rag sECaETARY, Naw.YohK, Aprl 20 1852;
NTUIiCE 10 STOCKHOLDERS.-T nifty
~ & annual meeting the OF 81 taf directors
Viii be held AZ he Of the company ~ me 'Iana a. Ne
Depot m the City o. New YORK, Cd INC uiru i"oSV " '
heinV Tie nineteenth day OF said month -, n .,.,ook
oe So viii be open from II O'clock noon until O'CLOCK
p m. OF that day. -, -, .,.oa O. q o,c,ock n m on
SATURDAY MAY a. and reopened a. 1cink' n NJ w
Wednesday May goth " SECRETARY
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4nsirurtlon.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A RITHMETIC Bookkeeping, Writing, Cor
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TRITs OF TURPENTINE.
CHARLRsTog. May 2-Turpentlne DIR n at go.
BAyANNAH. May 2-Turpentine quiet at ,9c.
WILMINGTON. May 2.-rdrpentlne ldy at 29c.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A BOSTON AND EW-ENGLAND.
"A. Low RATES
INSIDE ROUTE
sTONINGTON LINE
Steamers leave SO. N. daily SUNDAYS
at p u T. "a poppr cene-,, passa,ger AGENT
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Ocean Cleaners.

A YOUNG MAN experienced In European
travelling desires cement guide or companion
10 some young gentleman contemplating tnp TO Europe
Best references given Address MENTOR IIIDuno NICE.
EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS
IA CAN
OBTAIN PERFECT REST AND UNDIsTURBED SLEEP
Free from of the shp by securing one 9th
BR NSWlCK SELF-LEVELLiNG BE@lHo
In use ON all the steamships OF the INMAN LINE the EMS
end DER of the Nortn German Lloyd an the NOhdAN'
LIE and ST. RENT, OF the Transatlantic Company
Circulars at all the above oices.
A NCHOR LINE, II. \. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
N GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY -
ETHIOPIA. MAJ a. EOJn.t ~ 20, i y. VA
FITRNES< A. Nav ~ am ~ or Nav ~. n m
cabin passage $50 70 ~ ssc9n1 c.ass w
CITY Of ROME -. sails Wednesday. Nav q. June3
and everv fourth wednesday thereafter.
Cabin passage 500 to 500 SECOND class $50
Storage outH ard, OTprcpaid 80
Bowling Green Scw-fork
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t4AnLEM RIVER BRANCH

- NEW-YOKk NEWHAVEN AND HARTFORD r. r.
Trains leave Harlym River station szd-st and
reached by Third Avenue Elevated Raos D. as, eresss
sundays At $40, 7:lS 300. 1000. 1l:sJ a m al M
ta sE P Sio s H0, asd ps 500 for PR
hester Timpsous Bag bester Pelhan Bsyl Barlow etv
tsaud, Pelh3R Aanr and Eew-RochsiIs. eennee Inc ~
the New York Newhsyen and hartford Rnroa !, s5ora
and Air Inc Divisions Newt anaaa Mad sIos,o
ewBritain and sunasid Branches and and pcets
Gast - PoiA's
Afinght train for New Rochelle and all roterusa.. a..
at Tale a. M daily except Mondays. ''~'
Sunday trains for Jew Rochelle all intermediate ara
lions at l2OO Roon and $50 the latter cof
At New Rochelle with way taas To Gran Genital spo and
~ trains depot foot Of Cortandt and Desbrosses
T.. at s;lO m l. $40 and NJ. fer Easton Beth che
AcntOwn, Reading, Mauch Chunk, Wlkesarre. TOwand2
yaverly Ithaca Geneva Lyons Ba and tbs West Pull
throG gh coaches daily Local $40
b, IN. Kaston, Bethlehen and Ceplay.
TT $40 L. and y.
Mahonoy HazletoH coal regions. Sunday
ayes for Mauch Chunk and Hazleton $40 a N.
Il n kxIR TON O..
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I sINNED
Good Ordinary Sis Low Mihdlna,....... 9ns
strict Good Ordinary. 13i6 Middling

Futures time to points higher closed at an adj
Of 70 points for tho day, after moderate tTaie.
Liverpool opened rmer and closed hrm at advance
sales hero OF ~, 8OO baea-
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Gtsan.toats aua RaiIroaas.


A TROY BOATS-CITIZEys, LINE
~ steamers SARATOGA and CITY or TROY Ieavs b.
a. s. 100. Of daily except sanrday 81
y. sunday steamer touches at Albany ~
a LBANY B0ATs-" Peoples Line.p--DREW
-, ana DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier Al, North ttvsss
~. hnast every week day D. m. CONNECTING 3S
MI polpts North and Vest Stateroons wafmei Freiht
ceived until time of departure. 'A' -
A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATsKut.
Cornwall Newbure Marlboro Milton Ponghkes III" ai
Esopus connecting with Ulster Delaware sioay f1os
and atsk fountain Railroads steamers City Kfnrsr
ana James W, BALDWIN leave eyefy d. m 49,
ioot OF except saturday whom City Of Kngst
leaves at p. m : ''S's'a
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
" For Cstskill Stuyvesant and 'ntermeats landinxz
Boats leave daily Sandays oxceDtedl from Pier 81
WV FARE Only ONE DOLLAR.
DAY LINE TO NEWBURG.--Se amer
~ JAMES 7. BRETT from Pier 8 ~. r.. Rector a.
at ?cock and West 2istst at Ills daily sundays r.
eepted landing az GRASSY Point ye paneks cransoa,
reduced rates.
TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Peek
slip at N. and ii D. sundays excepted. linn
steamer in time carly ains uorth aud ~
cursIon to Sew-Haver and return. 81 So
EALL RIVER LINE.-The Best Sound Route
to Boston and the East Low fares Largo and power
full steamers PII.GRIM and RO IJrN from Pier "a
North River, daily gSundays inciudeD. at 6p.m
GEORGE l.. Common. General Passenger Agent.
BORDEN q LOWELL. Agents, New York.
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EohorL'
EUROPE
COOKS EXCURSION PAiiTiES sst rom New-York IN
Ami May June ard July, by frsi-class steamships
SPECIAL TOURIST IICkErn Tor INDIVIDUAL
TRAVELLERS at REDUCED RATES by the best routes
Tor pleasure travel
COOKS EXCURSIONISr. w1th maps, contains IuA par
uoulars by mail FOR ten cents.
1Hos COOK a son, POI broadway. y. Y
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
IA YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
ARRANGEMENTS trans fron ChsmberEst Depot From sd
St. 10 minutes earlier
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NOTICT-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK To LIVERPOOL. VIA QEEENS
,no,, o,rp M O ~ SSopru RIVER
ETEUHlA p
uitlaY may
GALL IA. -shturdav al. -, lisn D. m
AURANIA saturday. May 3 80 ~ IN
passage 500, $50 ana sluL
feerage and rOa all paris OF Europe az very 10"
rates Freight and passage Oljce No. Bowling Green
VERNON IL BROWN X Co., AbeAls.
The Mineral argus., 1885-11-26

the statute seems TO me to go beyond con
/ stitutional authority in this, that it is an
attempt to confer legislative power upon
an executive department of the govern.
ment.
''rhe true solution of the diiiicuty, in
my opinion, Is to have these lands surveyed!
and 10 provide some method by which the
citizens can acquire title to the same. and
THIS remains for congress in its wisdom to
do. The secretary of the interior is i'm
pressed with the importance of the subject
and is proceeding cautiously. believe
he will finally take this view. and make
that or similar recommendation to con-
gress."
What are Montana's chances for admis-
sion as state at this session of Congress ?'
Our people are naturally restive under
a territorial form of government. 1t is re-
strictive Of the larger rights, liberties. and
aspirations Of citizenship. A large major
ity OF our citizens favor an early admission
as state, and to that end have formulated
and adopted an admirable constitution,
and appointed u committee of leading citi.
zens to present the same to the president
and to congress. Montana and Dakota
might be admitted without changing the
political complexion of the senate. I
have not been figuring on the probability
of accomplishing this, but it is among the
things hope for
The Mineral argus., 1885-11-26
Var in the Balkins.

Teiesraphic dispatches confirm ,b..
report oil Bulgarian victory Tb,.
Servlans lost ten guns and ,s5 hor,,.s
and 1t Is estimated that ;oo Servian,
were killed or wounded. '
Ii Is nov almost certain that Greece
VIII 90 to war. A captain in the
Ereek navy rs IN London neuOtiating
tor men OF war.
The Mineral argus., 1885-11-26

Montana's Territorial Delegate Jos.
n. TOole, who since his election has
spent the greater portion of his time
at the national capital looking after
the interest of his constituency, was
interviewed by representative Of the
Washington National Republican on
the I4th inst. regarding Montana and
its industries. From the following ex
tract from the interview it is apparent
sour joe is alive to all questions sub
ject to legislation that effect our terri
tory and is exerting himself to secure
desired results:
The Mineral argus., 1885-11-26
The 3 1 7 Brand

Inc editor ot the Stocksrower,'
journal Is the biggest liar in the terri
tory-Butte Miner
The Mineral argus., 1885-11-26
OF INTEREST TO M0NTANIANs.

Delegate Toolr on sparks Order Against
Timber CUttimg---Its Effect an Min.
ing. Otsacr Topics Of Interest.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-18
MINNEAPOLIS PERSONALS.

Capt. 81. S. Cole of Fergus Falls was in
the city yesterday, en- route for home, after
two-monthS' sojourn at Hot Springs, Ark.
Judge NJ. B. KOon is in Chicago
Hon. Phil0 Remington is at the West.
accompanied by his attorney, Senator
Francis Herman of New York.
DR.. F. A. Dunsmoor left yesterday fol
New Orleans.
S. W. Sperry, prominent miller OF
Stockton, Cal, is in the city, the guest OF
John De Laittre
S. K Gregg, editor of the Independent
Herald, Lake Mills, Ia, is in the city.
C. \. Shaw. Mitchell; G. G. Barnum.
Duluth; J. K. Van Doren, Herman; A. y.
Johnson, Benson; w. 6. Russell, James
town, were among the Northwestern
people at the Nicollet yesterday.
Miss DOttie Duncanson has gone to Chi
cago on visit to her aunt, Mrs. DR.. G. W.
Lawrence.
Thomas E. Eddy, Esq, prominent at
tOrney of Watertown and an influential
Republican of the territory, expressed him
self to GLOBE representative as thor
Oughly satisfied with the policy of Presi-
dent Cleveland's administration.
The following delegation from the Red
Cross corps of Montreal was at the West
yesterday Ell route for Manitoba: DR.. Nat
tress, \. Weld, j. W. Murtard, J. F.
Brown, r. J. Wood. j. r. Roberts.
NJ. Maurin, Cold Spring: E. E. Bickel,
Faribault; II. J. Stark, Grove City; J. c.
Hurlburt, Alexandria; S. W. Sperry. Stock
ton, Cal; ID. J. Knox. Aitkin, were Wis
itOrS on change yesterday
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-18
LUMBER DEALERS MEETING.
It Finds 4 serious Situation to Face.

a large meeting of the Lumbermen's ex-
change was held last evening at the office
of Nelson. Tenney & Co., to consider the
ACCESSIBILITY of advancing the price OF lum-
Der. The complaint for some time past has
been that while the demand is good there is
no profit in the business, prices having
dropped so low as scarcely TO cover eX-
penseS. Dealers say they care not to make
any effort 10 sell at present rates and fill
simply such orders as come in to keep their
hold on their trade. Stocks are in such
shape that when mixed orders are received
dealer. in a majority of cases, must pur-
chase OF other dealers to make up sorts
and fill The orders.
Last nights meeting was large and rep
resentative one. and the situation was thor
oughly discussed. but no formal action was
taken. i letter from the secretary of the
International Lumber association was read,
expressing desire to hold the annual meet
ing in this city on May -. but was laid on
the table for the present. After dis
cusSing the matter of prices
it was decided to call a general
meeting to be held April 30. Representa-
tiyes from St. Paul, Chippewa, Menomonie
Eau Claire and ST. Croix districts viii be
present, and the meeting viii be an impor-
tant one. The proposition from the Inter
national association will be considered at
that time.