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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
a BorS svGrIAR MEMORY.

Joe Berlincr, an cTaud boy ID the employ Of
Thomas T.. James lat manufacturer, Of 40 Is North
Third-st has a curious and pTOdigiOus memory. There
arc over three hundred and scFcuty-nye IRE alarm
boxes iu tins city and about five thousand reS nave oc-
CURED within the past four years. Joe Bcrncr knows
the location Of every box and the date 81 every one OF
the i've Thousand fires Hc not only can tel The date.
bat he Is able 20 Give the exact minute That
the alarm struck ana what ire comptnic.
went TO IL. He laughed as he answered
the que stiOns put him aud seemed thorOu -hy
ioy his catccnisn. Number after number given 20
Hun from the printed ft Of inc alarm boxes and as
quickly the number ~ 4 box left the lips OF the
speaker Joe would tho street whore the box b,
"Torty.two. Joe 2" would be asked.
"Shur'c lauc add Naiu-sJ, Mtnayunk" would come ne
quick as q Ha5k.
1.-TWO thlrty-u.ncP ~
"TNeuly -irst-st and FalrmOuntaYc.'
"scycn thlrty-fOurF
"ROXbOIGu,h station house"
" when WAS there a fire thercf'
Second Of January ilis year. stable burned down
The alarm came "a at -:3O q. M
Three fifty eight T.
"Si1ty-tlnd ana Vine II was never pulled there
though. tuacd 10 I've 1t Front aud Lca but
moved"
" Three hfty.hye -
"1hcrc amt such d l0x. There's three fifty four
that's at Mount Airy and u n as. II rang a. ten
atcs of O'Clock last Monday morning. Hadn't been
pulled before FOR year
what's the number at Hunting don-st. aud Trenton
ave. -
That casy-oue-forty-ive Fire there on the 81
Of February. stable burned down"
TINS sort OF conversation kept up for three
quarters OF an hour but Joe never hcsItatcd IN hi an
lie would al'O give the numbers Of the engines
tnat went each Tire, how many alarms were struck
tho extent OF the fire learned from the nremcn ami
any incidents OF note connected with IT, lie well
informed about false alarms he about the fires
His answers were verified AZ tic Insurance Patrol sta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
GRALN AND PRODUcE M1RKErS
FEArrEEs OLE NEw.YoKK DEAL1NGs

FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DEALINGS
The grain speculation yesterday presented
few new features Of interest wheat being fcversh and
corn strong. Cash wheat showed important changes
and exporters bought only 10000 bushels; but the op-
tons after variable fluctuations finally ended II cent
better than Wednesday night but TO the inside fig
symptoms but flew thick and fast
OF large engagements Tor shippers that
were mythical. Final prices follows: No
ycmber, 94a-; December, 07l5; January, 99ls cents
February, ~ OF March. ~ O2as The gains made IN
cash lots OF ranged from q Il cents and
took 10000 bushels. The options displayed much
rmncss throughout aud ended with gain Ot y for No.
yember at 53; 8 Tor December at 5lIi - for Janu-
any at A. and L cent for February at I73s cents
In oats cash lots up LA q cent, and shippers
purchased 10000 bushels. Options steady ard
shade easier At 324 for November, 1874 December
ana 34is for January. ln lard good export
and speculative trade was DONE and options advanced
cents 10 80 20 for November, 10 2s fof Dc
cemDcr, 40 30 Tor January, 80 ~ for February, and
SC 40 for March.
Al New-lork, Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston tho
receipts Of grain yesterday were: Wheat, I9s 379
bushels corn, l47,921 bushels OATS, so JGl bushels
total grain AZ 267 bushels flour, 2G.532 barrels The
arrivals at Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Louis were
Wheat. 11O,sSG bushels corn, 1874 bushels; oats
1887 bushels; total gram, 3lO,5s7 bushels; -four
3s,0s2 barrels
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Nov. Special. -" 1t is o hard mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
SUING JOIN ]. CIsCO's FIRM.

John A. Cisco and Frederick w. Footc, sur
wing partners Of the firm Of John J. Cisco a Son,
the Walst bankers, has been sued BY Thomas Andcr-
son for the recovery % O55 growing OF business
operation by which tho rluutlu claims 70 have SIS
tanned that amount Of damage. Tho complaint sets
forth that september t. l--2, The plauth gave inc
firm - 300. with hch they agreed 20 pa" has" Tor
him first mortgage bonds " some good
and Trustworthy diyIlond-paying railroads. john
J.. Cisco 81 the fiscal AGENTS OF %"
Houston and Texas Central Railway Company and, II
ls ale ed, had pa tArIr possession largo quantity OF
securities ol that rOaI which are declared 90 have hccu
OF little Value ISIS charged that they placed io
their account 5000 of the money. and instead ot
DO the credit of Mr. Anderson two mortgage
bonds OF TINS railroad OF tHD nominal value oi $1,000
delivered Goo lm. aud l' 'h"rcuuou H-Fcd tho firm 20
take them back together with some interest That hs h1d
received te def IIIuts refused 20 aH t.,i. Those
allegation. denied. motion % ,plp.. Oh. ualuua
tu elect which o, tlc causes ~ arupn WHICH 'u" tci
Jared SET II tlr complaint Wat d"Llrd
yesterday uy Ju-fIr. ttu.u.l, A tDH superior tuIti.
Special Tcuu wap Dole tl' there w.1 only '.r distinct
cause OF ncfluu -tHteI although 81 1r Heated Uu
various statements ot t.c'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

.,,.,o1 Nor s. royIsiOns--Bac0sl, Cumberland Cus
a. al fong clear Mldlea Sos I'd; short Clear Modes
o.s' H,bs shO1l0Urs, Ia cwls
5lr i nI for Extra Indian Ness Primo Mess oUs. "a.
irHe Mess sos Cd per bbL; Prime Moss Gas srD'
fotA ,r ace Lard -AIGencan- S4a. Od; Prime West.
ors az a. Lard OIL. SIS Oh liamsLong tu AZ: %;
e, "a. I'd Butter sos "a. pCr cwt TOO finest Chtost
Shoui' American Choice Ava O Wkeat-Itei
~ Sang Is Cd ais 3d TIED inter Cd as III.
Nestt ~ = SpunV7a a.. New Western Winter IA 4di
Eaw Mined Western. As; 10; california No l. 'a SI
~" MOI IA Od le.2d GENITAL fruhuce
rs ~; ~ Tnrpentne 27s 3D. &c. at London 10 oL per
cwI Refined petroleum. ID II III pergalon: 1oa,p
noa Rs 4,ls per cwt. TaOW2ls sd pei c".
l, {s ga: Pale lie ID aOsl ca Linsted On ~
az or c,rf Ialiow-Fns American Zos Cd: ttine S.y.
gu s IA "er ,wt American Refrigerated Bee h'na qu@'
20 a.. fo:e quarters. S2d. per ID ~, ee9 "a a so3
os yer am Cacu alta Liuseed s4s ta Ios "a 4,
co. ~ S. rs Os. per HshIe" 81 -, svcf
"a r gallon: spirits Of rurTeniine - "a er wi
Spetiacoi55 Ssors--iard 3Ss. OIL per osE 10
AMERICAN sugar ia 3D. per sws l CUBA Mn,ss1Se Tar
Rnnna asos: Australian gslow-BsSS ,, ansayion
a. Nu,ton 2ls o.. -bs. roh- ''SaAA H'"'
a27 9s. CocEln s3l os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
coLD porS ON ToP or rHEPEDEsrlL

IIIIII INf N''''1 I|''''
tween Bcdlow's Island and this city, had up nuHcr-
Gus French and American flags AMI I'm general looked
her brightest as size lay 30 ricr No. North ldNcF
waiting for the trip yesterday. large party were
assembled board including generate T.. stone, ready
for trip tho statue. 70 the disappointment Of al
instead OF NJ ElrhOldl there only came message from
him saying tpat pre- sing private engage mcLs
q trip 10 tho Island that day. Tie may go today 1ui
that too doubtful. Meanwhile work i being pushed
rs rapidly as possible on tho pedestal II u.s. however
impossible work the top ~ cold or vludv weather
ana there is hardly chance Of getting 1T the erection
the statue itself before spring Tic statue l@ now
sheltered by large frame building into which the cases
have been put pieces yluE outside including
the torch the feet hand ana tho face OF lIncB'
The latter, on which naturally tho most artistic WORK
has been done is not curascd and grcCts the visitor
when he first lands from the boat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
ReDortcd by JONI H. DAVIS IL CO., II WdiLSt.
THURSDAY, Nov. 5-P. VI,


Tbostocl spccuation to-day again was active and
corded 81 iGG1 shares, against yesterdays record oil
J33 lGj shares. At the opening the market eNholtel
considerable strength, and generally prices something
better ycstcrd ys closing figures were made In the
early dealings After that the market fevcrsh and
there was decline Of from 2 per cent For the first
part OF tho day the movements and fluctuations were
and In perfect accord with the logic Of yeter-
days late sharp decline. The later dealings, however
were OF character that cannot be regarded as satsac
tory by con servatiyc operators who IN tho market
fora long uu. Prices forced by all the arts Of
mauiuuation. and the advance from TO o'clock was
SD rapid Us 70 Justify the common expression OF DOUBT
and uncertainty which current after the board ad-
ouruol among those who remained in tho street 10 dis
cus and rcycw the occurrences Of the day. The grand
dash which advanced prices nearly per cont began
only about nffcen minutes before dpurnment As an
Illustration Of tho rapidly OF tho ato movement st.
Pau! stock Iyauccd from OBJ obs I'm the last ten
minutes Of business. thus recording 81 por cent
advance on terays last figures ana y Per cent upon
YESTERDAY Uost cures. The transactions IN that stock
amounted I'd Il 900 shares. These facts about the
day. .to movements VIII Jcract from tie sisDincancc
NJ sharp reaction IL such should naturally follow the
NiIluc-s 81 the operations. The transactions
I'm Lake shore amounted to 7J,ipO shares; the price
early declined from -s TO So and then on recovery
was steady about -32; IN the late dealings, however,
the price was rushoI up 10 aud closed at SIS western
Union early nuctu1'ed between 7-le and ~ and later
sold 40 soQ79ss Northwestern, after de-
cline 70 HOS. later sold at ll3@ll2s. and
Central and Hudson. after 1o24 rose 70
1920 IO3l2 G., C. e. and l. Is exceptional closing AZ
y prr cent lower than last evening The lOw-priccd
!lnrc. fully sympahilad with the general movement
and M most cases show final gains Of more or less I'M
uortauce The closing dealings were made amid Intense
excitement aud the market closed ia iu uVroar.
state bonds quiet and easier: Louisiana stamped
A. soI of u per cont ct 73ls Norin Carolina special
yrs declined H. 10 o. ana Virginia is deferred were of
l l1oa[ X Emeris,n Il yeadao .o 't' o ''l at
l2li.ale3 Central National Gui at 1913.
American t- 1Gl, and Fourth National 40 AT IL.
Government bonds dun and without sale at the
Board ana with small business no the offices OF
The IS l. per cent lower Annexed the closing quo
tltOu-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06

errpmig conn CHtyfEF,- nefor. Andrews ! -No..
IL 10 49, ~ w. So 20. si5 - 5iG - 80
-'ruSF CouEi-GisEhiL TEeN- Adjourned Tor the
'1rlNF coge5--rfc,4l T 6 -, ,i ncn@ue j.
~rrCE>iE contestant TrEN-rAEi u-Adouucd for
srrarNr %orH -cmcui-rAI G-Noday calendar uuul
StrElyf Coru-CGcun-PALI IL-Eeiorc Van Worst
J.-C,-c on. Nodhy cigndir
Nos 5i} 81 T. 800 2iI-. 1888 Ii5 1856 81 l-g1 ias
llui ~ 29 l1O 1891 ms 2i'j, 22oj 22o. III, 2l5G
slfaEaT couar-Cmcuu- Gy.-Beforc Van Brnn
1895 1895, 1896 1891 $50. 1865, 400 14UI 400. liO3
lt sIa OK hrs ~ Go iG BEFORE Rollins. -v. Of Oliver
jaime. Griuth Henry, 80 Of
sGTFRion Coj'a1-GrvEnaL rrGv-Bcfre scdgwick. c. j.
Van Worst anI Freedman JJ.Nos. , ,, D. T. y H. H. Is
Suritm0a C6fRr-TRIAL TFut-PAEr 1--Rcforc Truox /
Nos ~ - 100 1jl, TO-, ,JJ 81, lO-O J13 G3I 1872
49, So C25 i2a. 5ls iG,o2 1914 1915 1858 1870 ISL
surFmGR CouEr-TnIn TEM-PAH1 ll.-Adlourncd for
surEHoHcounl-TmAL TEm-PRr IrI.-nefme Ingra-
ham Nos 1861, 1896 lOi l077 1915. lO7 1854 1863.
sUfEaioR CorEI-TEAL TEm-PWr Iv.-Adourncd for
sUrggq,og COURT 'rEc4L Lra ,, oGonnan, j.
CoMAoN PLEAs-CE>ERAL IIRA-Iarrcmorc T. J. and
Day and Van HOgscn JJ-Nos, 49, = l., H. X. o. g. ~
GoiyoS PLFls-srEcAL TFRM-Bofore DAILY, C. Nos.
COMMON PLE,s-EquHY TERM-Adlourned for the term
CoANo& PLEAs1lEAL ikiM-fAm l-Boorc Allen, Ja
5i9 le 20 l5sG 49, l2Ig, I2Os llJl, liy. 1895 liH
COMMON INSTRUMENTATION H.-Adournod for the
CITT C0URT-IRiAL TEHM-PAHT I.-Before MADAM j
Nos. 81 - 5OEG 5zl9 47' 2as 521i. 1850 hl2I 5-r1.
GO3S.
CITY COURr-TEIAL 1ERi-PART IL Before Han Nus
2119 6JO ans JIpa JdiO 5b55 J4S1 JH5l $3.50 1901.
d. 5st2 j,4G JG- 5,UO. jJ5, JOG 5a23 JSI5 OO2d,
COZ. JJl7.
cry CoCm-TRlAL TkGu-PAKT Iu-Beiore Hyatt. j.
Nos jUJ j.l % g. JlG3, Jj- bus 300, 1928. Jl6S,
os41 s7 6s@a 51ll. 5sst 5aj5 $3.50. Ji2 57U4 j373.
$3.50, 5sJu. GUOO, 1854, jbJ1, 1895. 4J7b.
tinsFEAL SLF-OSH-FAkT L-BrOrc Ju,lgo
Cowng and Assistant District Attorney Bedford.
opens az IL auL-Sos B. L. ., D. T. o. TO- H. IL, 49,
IA, 10, 10.
COURT OF GENERAL SEe,IONs-PARr II-Bef0re Recorder
snyth Assistant District Attorney Purdy.-Nos l. - s.
B. D. z. 3, .. 10. H. II. ~. Ia, TO- ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
MCKAY DEFEATED BY CoNLEY.

WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. 3 Especial Peter
COnley, OF Portland, who been rowing in doubles
With Courtney this season, defeated John Mckay, Of
Boston, in single scu in Lake Quinsigamond this
afternoon. The race three miles with turn for
800 side. The made 4:22, and Mckay at
once took the lead, rowing 44stroke. AT Regatta
foln he was open length in advance and rowing in
.he form. COnley rowing 40 strokes on tho start
AZ nlggan I'LL, half way up the lake, Mckay was row.
ns 80 strokes and COnley 81 The turned together
.ohley making the better turn. and by squirt gained
No lengths. which he held, crossing the line a winner
w one and a-half lengths in 20:2O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
UNITED STATE SUPREME COURT

WA,HINGr0S, Nov. 5.-In the United States
Supreme Court to-day the following business was
transacted:
SO % fhc Memphis aud Little Rock Railroad Company
rcuTgIu./'d appellant art southern ihpir.N tuIupay
40 2,-Ihe-t LoLis lr.1 Mountain AND southern lall.
com au5, appcliaIt as. th' southern IAWr.s com
piny and
80 % The Missouri Kansas Texas halfway Company
appellant. ". b. uurinuTr. prrndcnt Adu1- Express
Company. Arsuurnt continued by o. Morgan of arril
f. Ilruuuds tlH appc,c.s. hy - e.,
appellants and by john 4. Campbell Tor the
lees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
MADE SEASTCK BYA LOOK.

81 have travelled a good deal in my time"
remarked an elderly 81 have been I'm railway ac-
cldcnis explosions battles the craters of volcanoes
Kansas cyclones and African simOOns but never, no.
never. dd have my breath knocked ou OF me and my
senses 50 completely dazod AS they few minutes
ago"
"How did it happen 30
"Wuy,I gave tine slccWng-car porter a ouortcr and
asked for fifteen cents change. The look lie gave me
made me ca,ick."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
terest upon rs registered income bonds The transfer
books Will close on November IA at SPIN.
, EURopEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LoNpoy. Nov. 5.-l230 p. m.-Aanc and Great Western
Second Mortgage Trustees Certificates l0 Erie 2S do
Second CCnsols S64; Illinois Centrs l40a; Mexican Ord
nary % st Paul Common. 9ia NewYOrs Central l0o = 10
Reading, III
m-PaTs adylces quote Three Cent Rentes at 10
francs So Confines for the account.
n.Thobulon in the Bank OF England decreased
81lO.l "a during the past week.
The proportion Of the Bank Of England reserve 70 liability
which last week 80 BIG per cent Is 80 ll6 per
cent
mCOnsos 100 I'll and 100 OLD for the accounts At
atc ana Great Western First Mortgage Trustees Cerjh
cates 80 DO Second Mortgage, lOi Ere Z3 do second
SOusoS bJsf Illinois Central I40 Mexican Ordinary 23s
OK Central, lO55 Pennsylvania 36a4i Reading H.
lou ,m.-HudsOn Bay Company, 1879
e avcas qnoe Three Per Cent Rentes az 79 francs
90 centimes for the account
Par1s adylce5 on London 20
confines for cheeks - ~ -
fARIs NOV. 5-The weekly statement OF the Bank OF
france shows increase L4IOOOO francs gold and
l,O13.OOO francs silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
SMALLPOX on TIE FRONT PLA7roRM

Mimic Pagan, a young grl, was removed
from No. 59l Frstayc suffering from smallpox yestor
dav d. TAYLOR o. the sanitary Bureau SAID that four
other cases OF smallpox had been discovered n thc city
since Euuaay Ouc patient cI conductor Who had
been on duty for hours after r attacked with
tie disease The appearance % fresh cases &C. different
po!nt. I'm the city has led 20 the belief That there have
Ieeu several uLI severed cases lately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
DREDaIyG UF FLooD rock.

One dredge belonging 10 the Atlantic Drcdg-
ing Company has begun work on Flood Rock Three
others have been ordered report there and VIII he put
AT work rs soon a. hey arrive. Tic engineers o. The
cOmpany say that u will br impossible 10 toll Just Tho
nature OF the befor them uutl they have broken
through the upper she'll OF rock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06

underground prior to November /, 1885 the Corpora,
top Co~a9eI holds that the new act superseoeS Lno v
e 1894 and TINT the later not charging the electrical
subway Commissioners with the duty OF enforcing n.y., es
Hovisiops, relieves the Commissioner OF FuOHo "'
d all res non sibility in the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06

Mr.. SQUIRE AND HE ELECTRIO WIRES
commissioner Squire wrote TO the Corpora
uon Counsel on October 80 asking him whether the act
~ 1853 relating to the placing Of electric wires under
souna repealed the prior acts the subject which re.
that al such wires In this city should be placed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

A further gain was made in the activity of
the oil speculation yesterday but the transactions
conducted upon a lower range OF values The move
mens of the day and the OF prices sequel
Of the recent developments the speculative situation,
which recognized unavOrable to the extent to
which holders Of oil have made purchases beyond their
means and Of the banks have made loans on mar
gins Withstand any eccentric variation OF
the market downward. AS regards the statistical
field position OF crude there is change manifest Ger
thcates opened y cent lower, at 81 0Ss, but under
covering by shorts rallied nearly full cent.
Then the speculation tended downward uu..l III 0733
had been struck, and the final dealings witnessed a
action OF is cents. The market closed with an appear
ance of strength.
The of prices and the total dealings at the Con-
solidated Exchange follows:
Opening 1889 Lowest. 1918
Highest. .l094 Final. 1Osa
CdIoS' l-'O%f'VVo
, Tho refined oil market showed diminuton Of
strength and quotations hold unchanged.
BRADFORD, Penn, Nov. 5.-Crude Oil-Sattonal Tran
sit Certificates opened 1883 and closed at l0s9s
highest price. 1898; lowest price. 1o7la Cearances.
100000 barrels.
OIL CITY, Penn, Nov. 5.-Crude Oil-National Tran
sit Certificates opened 1854 and closed at 10sas:
highest price, 1O95s; lowest price, 107l2. Sales.
4O07,0O barrels clearances 100000 barrels runs.
GIl47 barrels shipments, 1918 barrels charters,
69,2S6 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
JEWELRT UNIQUE ~ PATTFRN AND DESIGN.
Novelties in jewelry, unique in pattern and

NOveItlcS mn JcWeIrY, UNIQUE IN VdIVcIH 'TTU
design are already being exhibited for the winter sea-
SON. Elegant specimens OF late manufacture arc shown
in the windows and cases of H. y. squire sons, 80
o. FutOu-st Among their exhibition OF diamonds,
watches and sverwarc are many pieces beautiful IN
pattern rare In value and elaborate IN execution lhcy
Manufacture watch importing the works from ter
land and making the here which is being SOFA IN
competition with the best and cheapest American Eold
watches the prices ranging from $50 10 500 ihclr
chronOgrsphs, stOpwachcs, are particularly me III
quality and action selling at $3.50 Many new designs
plain and ornamental gold sleeve buttons are shoWn
In open gold watches the styles are nnumcrahle.
Ladies' watches with richly JeWcled WORKS ana hcaNS
gold lids Ornancnted with trciol OF diamond. sap
phirc and rubyare sengat prices ranging IRON SO INTO
the hundreds The exhibition of diamonds Is brilliant
In rings earrings, hrcastpius. ace-pns ana bracelets
these towels are with taste and exquisite eneci
An entire novelty is their flower laccpns showing smd
rosebUds and leaves III gold and platinum. Mttch
diamond earrings sold at from $50 10 S-uoO Inc
stock Of chains designed for about The neck ana
with watches is rich in quantity and quality a new
made OF crOssDar and dependent ball crescent
diamond laco-pns being bought largely IAcsc are
OF extraordinary bIllliauCc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP FOOTBALL GAME

There will be college championship game
OF football at the Polo Grounds tomorrow at p be-
tween teams from Wesleyan College MiddetOwn, Conn.,
ana the University OF Pennsylvania The members OF
Tue teams and their positions will be as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
SPIRITS OF TURPENrIyA.
STATE or rR4DE.

CHARLESTON. Nov j.-TurDentine firm az $40.
bAVANNAH. Nov ;. -1uTDentine quiet az 81 &c.
WILMINGTON. NOY. 5.-QurDentne frm at SAC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAY FRANCIsCO. Nov 3. lSS5.

The Julia Mining Company has levied an assessment
Of 10 cents per SHARE
CLOSING Prices or BOSTON STOCKS.
BOSTON, Nov. s. 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
MINING STOCKS.

Otal amount. $685. 600
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-24
Hotel Arrivals.

The Denison: F. NJ. McNillon, Buffalo; j. A..
Lamerd. Anderson; Fl. Moore, Irvington; W.
NJ. Baldwin, Chicago R. B. +. PIERCE, Craw-
fordsville John P. Ley, Cleveand R. H. Blue,
Sullivan; N. K Elliott Terre Haute; L. W.
Perry, Cleveland.
Grand Hotel: A. J. Mcintosh, Salem; R. W.
Martin Campbellsburg; J. P. Evans, Fort
Wayne; J. B. Stafford Columbus; r. w. Nc
Bride, Waterloo; John T. Johnson, Kentland S.
P. Reynolds, Charlottesville; A Reynolds, Mon
ticello; Travis Moose Richmond; Geo. A. Shaw,
Grand Rapids; j. p. Fassig, New York.
Bates House: W. D. Cannon, Danville; Geo.
S. Fowler, Fort Wayne; j. B. Rucker, Evans
Vile James r. :, Henry, Gosport G. ": Friedley,
Haute; John W. Ragsdale, Franklin; Ben c.
Thomas, a. S: Knapp, J. H. Evans, Columbus;
ST Major, Marion; FL. Maxwell Bloomington;
w. c. Duncan, Nashville, Ind; T. 2. Pond La
Porte Amos r. Craig, Spencer; W. T. Smythe,
Richmond; j. A Campbell, Brookvile; William
Stephens, Kokomo; Henry Myers Valparaiso;
Z. Young, Logansport; Charley Titus, Green
castle; Elmer q. Wright, Aurora.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-24
Centennial Temperance Celebration.

To the Friends of the Temperance REFORM
The celebrated essay OF DR.. Benjamin Rush,
of Philadelphia, entitled can Inquiry into the
Effects of Ardent Spirits Upon the Human Mind
and Body" first published in 1875, was largely
instrumental in awakening attention and stimu-
lating the early temperance reformers to organ
lied action. 1t is therefore considered the begin
ming of the temperance reformation. In accord
ance with the plans adopted Dy representatives
of several national temperance societies and re-
hgious bodies for suitable celebration of the
centennial of that event during the week begin
ming Sept 20, the undersigned unite in calling a
meeting of all persons interested, at 8 o'clock on
Friday evening, July "a, at No. &c North
Pennsylyania street. to arrange for appropriate
meetings IN the city Let there be full attend
ance. MRS D. B. HARVEY.
President Central w. G. 7. u.
REV J. a RONDTHALER
REV. l. III. MCCONNELL.
REV. r. V. HUNTER.
REV. E. A. BRADLEY.