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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 25 Spccia1.-Wheat through
the morning hours variable and uncertain 1t opened
's of cent above close advanced ractonaly
and then broke as04 OF without much selling un-
I'll bottom prices were reached. when the privilege
brokers to the rescue and rallied the market II s
m undenablc that the several strong parties who
have been balls In wheat for two months and longer
have let go portion of their holdings this week. but
whether to "Quit the deal" OF to "catch on -
at lower prices, Is a problem that is unknown.
Corn moved Independent plane IL started to fol-
low wheat but pace too rapid and too uncertain
aud the attempt abandoned. Throughout the
ing the market for this cereal was dun bat steady.
Fluctuations were within range OF ss cent
and ususuaily within 4 cent limits The o'clock
closing at the best prices OF tho long session. pro-
visions weak and the changing Of trades
supied the attention OF brokers moro than new business
In contradiction. the hog market quite rm and the
receipts bought up unhestatngiy The afternoon
markets not subjected TO violent fluctuations and
business light In all speculative speeiacs. Wheat
was little lower corn steady, and provisions quite
1rn estimated receipts Of wheat tomorrow lao cars
cats ITO cars and corn, $40 Al 230 o'clock the
elose was 5sis cents for July wheat and 9oss cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO June 25-The Dropers Journal reports cane a
Receipts 1900 shipments 900 mead market aStvei
Exports IS s0dsB 10 Cows ana Mixed ~ ~ Gsi %
S4l6. -. .. -.
HoosReceipts 10000 shipments. 1000 market active,
Rough So 0OQsi l0 Packing aud shipping ID ~
81 20; Iaght 81 900 - 80; Skips IS OODS3 Co.
Shsep-Recelpts 900 head Shipments, - head market
lower: Inferior sass Cos Naves 81 6OaS4 20 Lambs
81 000s3 90. - y ,.o -.,..
ST LOUIS Juno 95.-Oatas- Receipts 24oo shipments
Shipping 81 s0os5 6o Far 70 Medium. 81 2oSsA2 S'
Sh-.oR ece,pts ZOO shlpnents 900; Common No
dium 81 rs ds3 O0 Fair 70 Choice. 50 251st 90,
Hogs Receipts s,0o shipmenta loo; Idxht - ooo
81 10; Packing 50 s5asi O5 HEAVY 81 l0ssi 20
BUFFALO Juns 25Cante-Recopu today 40 head tota,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW-10RK, THURSDAY, June 20. 1889.
BEEvEs-A single OF q bead arrived 6othst for
Stern Metzge and Of 81 bead reached Jersey City
sss SG sr nsaf and ss s % city
sold at sa9a.c for Fair Prime with Native sides
sfb az s9s sIrf sfS
st, To-Day nciuaG 500 Of Eeet ana Vy
q,''s
Cattle and 20 Live Sheep: ~.
opened snS al asd With slow
a9 the 900 he'd we're s n a3sS
sssSS lower t5ap ys,tefey sold ~ =
day selling ec and Extra Jerseys at slightly higher
Dressed Calves at 7soc for City Dressed vcas with
best Country Dressed from nearly points ;eaF at ~
Sales.--future WRIGHT uoag Co 2s2 veal,. l5i p a.
RsT3 s. S'5 '$ & at e 49, Ss
Dlienback : Dewey veais 1870 D. at 6iac do lel
at ete a do 1872 d. at &C. do i7S b at Co. and ~ do
Eye 8 ots 81 ves l5o d. at ei2c. and 20 do, leo u. at
rs. Placoch Is Maryland veals; l47 %. a. 60; 49,,
ss Yesterday, AS 81 dls Of head all q y
and hall dozen ears held over also IN the pens Total
aSs Sse
day and trade was quite 6rsx tor SSd Sooep
a. an per b stale and cO%@on lots
advised market with cuDeUpeF Lambs
sales Common Sheep at 50 sOss4 g. with
Coo ssgtSsrn lambs ;eS q and deck:
sold the range OF Gia0sl9c little bunch OF Delaware
Cus ssld I'm Washington Market at 40
Dressed Mutton quiet rm for Prime quality General
sales ease Dressed Lambs in fair demand at so
lac.
sales-J PidcCok: XsS MARYLAND Lambs. 50 ~ AZ 50 q
Virginia do SO b. 7ci 21O do IS d. at To- $50 60 % D.
at 7cl 232 do 81 h. at 6soi SO do 40 10 at 6o 4l DO 81 10
E1 "a Ewes SSe%S g "a % g
at Lei PAS do ~ b. at 81 80 $40 do - D, at 81 oO W
do 81 at 81 90, 100 do 81 b. at 81 61 224 do % D. az
81 62 22S DO IS To- at 81 G5 24l DO 81 To- at oc Ia do
10l ID at 5sc. - -
Newton Gleti "a Ohio Sheep lO5 70, at 6ci 70 do "a
10 at 5ci 20 DO 80 ~ at "a 10 69 do 80 No. at A'c 9 90
81 10 37c i5s Western do, 81 3D. at sc 20 do l4p ~
do II 10 So 22l Kentucky Lambs, 81 ID a. &C.
j. f. Sadler & o.. pa Kentucky Lanbs SO 10, at &c
2GS Virginia d. at ago. ii do 81 d. at ec ~ DO
"a ~ at So 90 do % d. at 90 $50 do. SO ID. at ~ so
judd & buckingham: 2l6 Texas sheep, SO H. at Sac OIL
Kansas do lO3 TO- at 4 iscj 81 do "a 10, at $40. ~ - -.
p B. late yesterday 23I western 5heep, W ID ~
$50 ,o-
Diienbeck & Dewey, 40 state Lambs 81 b At 6i.ci 1875
Kentucky DO so H. at nc; 65 state sheep 81 ID at So
W. Apposot Cot Al Jersey Lambs. 65S39 ID, az 90
SL2c =,
HoGs-Receipts "a cars of s22 head equally d.
vided Total for five days 10 III head
against 50 head for the time last week NOnnahy
Country Dressed quotably 96c for Medium
aud 10 for Light although few little lean Pigs WI sell up 70
7aISo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26

head, consigned throaxh. 1873 cars market steady
S. 659S4 40.
Sheep Receipts TO-DAY 800 head weak TINS far
1900 head for time 10000 head CONSIGNED
through. 20 cars marxet steady and dulI Medium 80
Good 81 1924 10; Good 70 Choice 50 IS 0S& 25; Spring
Lambs. So 10.
HoesRcceipts TO-DAY 5000 total thus tar
$4,000 head for tine las $4,000 bead: con-
signed through 300 cars OF which TO NewYork market
duE Medium 20 Fair Workers. 81 409S4 So Good 10
Choice 81 SoG4 50; Butchers Grades 81 301s 49, Pigs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26
LEAVING HER LOVER WHo STOPPED TO DRINK.

Mary Gully, servant girl at No. 81 East
Thirty rstst, went to Police Headquarters on Tuesday
night and reported the Disappearance OF her
age twenty, VINO had been employed as No. 3l6 East
Cne-hundred- and ourteenth-st She had been missing
aimee Sunday when. she went TO walk with young man
who had been keeping company with her for about
eight months He left her at Frst-ave. ana Onehun-
while he went into liquor store
10 get drink and when he had disappeared
The police heard that on Sunday evening woman
iumped into the East River &C One-hundred- and
twentiethst and yesterday Bessie Cully's body was
found at One-hundred- and-twelfth-st. 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26

aALvRsrQx June 25:-Cotton steady MiddIinx n Low
aiddhns e Good Ordinary es rccepts 2baIes gross
sAvxxs4H Jn1e % Cotton nominal Afiddhng, 10 iles
receipts, bz.ey stock, 1892 bales.
NEwoaLRASs. June 25.-Cotoa dun, Midding 0 1910
Low Mdding $50 Good Ordinary Ola roeipfs II baes
gross 81 bsloss sales 300 Dalcs stock 81 SGT baiya
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON srOOKS
BOSTON juno rs, 1885.

THURSDAY, June 25-P. NJ.
Transactions in four stocks today-Pacinc Mall,
771oo, st. Paul. 1900; Northwestern 33,4oo, and
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 26,700-that
amounted to 2oS,400 shares sweed the total business
to 2s2641 shares and constitutes whatever of truth
there IL I'm the daily he market is widen
ingjust little" Among the things that to-day had no
effect upon tho speculation tho various reports
Of current earnings Of the railroads. The report Of
tho Pennsyivania system for May shows decrease in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26
LAWYER SUING FOR HIS FEES.

A suit is pending in the Brooklyn City Court
to recover lawyers bill of nearly $4,000 presented by
Henry E. Teller to Asa Hall in 1879 Mr.. Hall engaged
was amicably settled. Meantime Mr.. Teller had drawn
up the papers, and he presented HIS bill Including
charges OF $3.50 for drawing up complaint, SOOO Tor
searching title 800 for preparatory consultation etc.
the aggregate being S2965 The client declined TO pay
&C. and the lawyer talked suing but finally agreed TO
accept SIS cash. claim against third person ofS0o
and two lots Breslau L. L. valued at $500 He gave
receipt full the client alleges but II has been lost or
mslaid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26
sTAlygD.
Month

=
FLOUR AND MEAL--FLoUR Market without decided
change Pine ana suPerne are and wanted at 1
lower prices would have 70 DO accepted light tr1dnf or
etPos shs sdn n @ ncnSno loo bbIs
CITY yh % % SD q &c. ts S r
Wheat, I'M i.eoo bis Extra No. 2 81 5oesi manly
spring and % ass Is for Winter Wheat QUO
g 9o EIa at 81 g Sos oo S0od to
Extra state 50 siSs4 io Good choice Extra Western
Good y Good Choice; s. Sss53s GOm%Sa
Miitare 81 90 a 90, straight a 81 Is Patent
ss9 = Baker, Extra & 20 ~ LOUIS 6 Sonnon 10
Very Choice. g 9sss5 G2l rsten! Winter Wheat Extra
SSs 30 cy Mn Ea for MARKET %si5 n& dess ~ O
sOUThEnN FLOUR sges N DuyeIS, ia'G N wl'h ne, hSh
eoSS EIH 4 g s9gstS5 d, cG sst 20
S and Is. mo- - ad frrcr sses $50 sbs supernc
ct g 7oa.4 80. latter or very Choice: CORN MAI
~wiiEArMarEei easier. Cash lots have declined
lie ,,r and closed eic= stsaty VIII some little export
inquiry optg7 y heavy thoH declined d,y Ia ~ r. 5ssa
sSovc IL lswcst prices hight export and CITY Milling
b o. bush aod City Msrs 400 bush sales 5O560OO
bush future GOD bush spot and 20 arrive including No
Few dys a. q 81 30 Soft6crn, to arrive Budlo
sS ssS So ana t u a. o store so Red
f9 June co. e9s1s 10 O do f iSi iJ %uss
81 O. isiSSl o. I. CLOSING at & %, icr sopie%9cr
81 0Gi co,ins at u % :, do for November esl o.
closing 81 OH Go for December os',etl o9 clos
81 i6s DO for fe5iu;ry Il Ia 81 IL. closing at
TO- or March. 81 u. closing at 81 ,hf "a Market
QUOT and shade hrmcr western ana Canala lt.t c;
ttafs .BA IIEY oninal. riley
MNLr-Moro active Silc-. BOZ bush. Canada at 95cG
$ 90 c6RS-Marksi about steady for Cash lots
closing nrm options opened heavy then declined I'D sc.
Then recovered most decline and closed arm at about
tho prices light trade for export and homo use fair
business 20 and moderate ausaotons In options
bush Sal-. iUV,uOl bush. future
$4,000 bush. spot and 70 arrive including Ungradol
80 Hj5ct No. g. ~ Ia elevator steamer Mixed,
5ga as C. elevator No 233la b3ec IN elevator, - DC
Aaoa and 58l5ic for $4,000 bush TO arrive cost freight
white. d01c In elevators Ungrsdcd
yeilow5 a Gci ow Mixed, &c White southern. she
No Mixed for Juno, 53L2453 &C.. clolng az 03aaci
Tor August 6sl-66lSe. closing at 64tcl
for eop'embfr s4@d5tf~. closing at % ST..
~ oHrs White arc a g. better Mixed UNCHANGED
Onions opened heav declined ia hc thea recovered
part Of the decline and closed steady 90 about tne beat
rrcra sales $50 bush future euOOObush. spot noud
nT No Mixed at 87o. No. z. - 2a37 'soI No. quoted
s-c.i White Ssitci No 2 ,l.aSil sci NO quoted
sqrt rcd q 4anci White do. Hldt8c White
state oaasor No Mixed FOR June s5ASSse closing at
July 3T. 1881 closing az 81 gci do for
August $40 bc closing at SJci do or september offered
at4 a. EIED-gulef.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26
STING THE CITY FOR FEES.


begun suit against the city to recover Slooo each as
fees for services rendered to Mayer Edison In tho
legal proceedings begun by Charles Miller and others
20 retain Hubert o. Thompson in Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riser. Vessels and Railroafa
NEw-YoRK June rs, 1885
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NRw-YoRK. June 25. 1885.


CoFFEE-spot Coffee dahl and nominal at s1sc. for
Fair options dull closed Sales IL 800 bags
closing as follows July. $50 se5o August 6soS6sSi
gL05 December 7l0a7l6 Mid grades quiet; sales OF
800 bags Caracas and 200 Maracaibo.
including 200 Tor export and $40 spinning deliveries
contracts, 300 bales
The quotations according tho American classification
al follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26
COURT OF APPEALS.

SARATOGA, jane 25.-The Court of Appeals
day calendar for June 25 is as follows:
Nos 277, 27S, 279. $50. 2Slia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26
DID SHE LOVE, HONOR AND OBEY HINT

The examination in rebuttal OF Mrs. EIiza-
beth Van Antwerp who to obtain possession OF
her child from her husband, William Van Antwerp. ana
charges him with getting her fortune from her under
false representation, Concluded yesterday before
Referee Requ.er by her counsel, John o. Mott lawyer
N,wman in behalf of Mr. Van Antwerp then asked Mrs.
Van Antwerp questions which entered IN ms mein-
orandum hook In the hand writing OF Mr.. Van Antwerp
Mira Van Antwerp said that she first met her husband
In s65 and engaged to him in 1863 she then
being sixteen years old They were married AZ seP
fsthers house in 1877 Lawy Newman, looking at MS
MEMORANDUM book. asked the witness: Did you not
then promise love, honor and obey your husDandf
Mrs Van Antwerp-l did.
Lawyer Newman-And have you kept your promise !
Mira Van Antwerp-Yes to the best OF my ability.
s,d love INV husband up TO the spring of 1883. when
that hs had taken my property and had used
II without my knowledge aud consent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEw-YoRK. June 20.
Another active market in oil certificates to-
day resulted In further advance In prices to s7s 9s7
cents against ssh cents last night Tho lowest price
touched 80 cents but at every fractional reaction In
prices the upward from that figure the numerous
skepcs OF speculation eager To sell. Bulls rs well
had looked for reaction this morning but Doth
disappointed. and tho purchases OF both contrib
uted strength OF tho late dealings II Is thank
less task for reviewer To deal prophet with Inter
mediate fluctuations OF prices With production that
falls by 1900 barrels day below the daily average
preaching the maximum and with a large number OF
operators who supply speculative support - tho
market by persistent "shOrt" selling there appears
however. to DO far more ground for confidence In the
The market closed strong Carrying rates are still
ruling at figures comfortable TO holders OF certificates
The OF prices and the total dealings at the Con-
solidated Exchange were IA folowsi
Opening ..-.......... s5h lLowest............ 80
Highest......-....... b7os Final. ......... bIis
Clearances for yesterday ................... -
The quotations Of refined oil we're advanced s cent
per gallon but offers light at the higher 1gurcs
cents Abel test, IN NewYork, re cents In Philade
phia and Baltimore.
BRADFORD, PENN juno 25-Crudc Oil-Natlona
Transit Certificates opened So and closed at SIZE
Highest price, s7i2 lowest price, s47s. Clearances
2,44S,000 barrels.
OIL CITY, Penn. June 25.-Crude Oil-sales 5.79500
bbs. cearances. 900 bbs. runs. 65,ss1 bbls.
shipments, 81 s74 bbs charters 10000 bbls National
Transit Certificates opened at s5 and closed at S7s
highest price, S7as; lowest price, not reported
SPIRITS OF TURPENrINE.
CHAMELEON June 25-Turpentine quiet At 33ac
SAVANNAH June 26-Turpentine quiet &C $40
WILMINGTON. Juns 25.-Turpentine nrn 81 SAC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26

fer August 47s cents for July and a cents for
August; $40 Is for July pork and $40 80 Tor August
IS 10 for July lard, and 81 SO for August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26
Cost dno found
Ocean Cleaners.


ANCHOR LINE, u. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP J.
"A LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSrOM - 49,. VICE
CITY of ROME........ sails Wednesday, juiy II -.
ana fourth wednesday thereafter.
Cabin passage 500 TO slO0 Second class So.
Cabin Excursion tickets very favorable terms
GLASGOW SERVICE via LON DONDERKY
ANcHORIA.. July I, a m. EIHlOPIA July is "a m.
CIRCASsIA July H. 3p. m. RI RNESSIA Juy 70.
Cabin passage so TO $50. Second class 80.
Steerage outward $40 prepaid So
HENDERSON BROTHERS, General Agents.
z Bowling Ga, en- NoW.fOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26

SALES At THE CoySoLIDA TED STOcK AND PETRo-
LEUA EXCHAH0E.
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26
NEW PHASE OF sAvILLA DOwNINGs CASE.
Co.-.llo Darira1av Downing

who claims to be the wife OF Forrest s. Downing ana
now suing him for an absolute divorce the correspond
emit being the woman whom Mr.. Downing has married
was made to Justice Andrews, in Supreme Court Cham
bers yesterday foY $l5 amony and $3.50 Tor zee 70
her counsel. The decision reserved Inc pIhnuL
claims that Do wnng, though ceremony was per
formed caurh. placed ring upon hsr hnger rSu H
ehe was his wife and lived with her as her husoanu o
denies that she is wifosnd In proof OF his
says that she formerly brought SUIT SEAMS ami SET J
breach of promise, claiming S25,Ooo damages a So
fled IL for 1850 the complaint ana snswer t1e 10
allegations made that appeared In tne hraSbt
her anti tried before Referee Ihomas Wlckcs prouS
TO recover possession OF her child which, sne
was rot dead as alleged by her husband out nau
been carried away and dead child substituted IN us
place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26
THE COURTS.
,rnsoN,s FEES NOT AFFECTED.

ard DlyIDsON'6 FEES Noi ArrEO
NJ. General Term of the Court OF Common
lno ,.rday handed down decision In regard 10 'no
te1S sss,,a Davidson In March last the sherln pro,
Tees Q, hI 10 the city for $472l is. the principal
s~a heng for conveying 214 conyicts from tne oy
=. ,he Penitentary at 81 rs each, and 73o rom
Prison. Prison to the Court OF General sessions anu
the S The same price, and for reporting 39lI oon.,c
paeh sn The Court OF Special Sessions ana ia AZ s
tons Sessions at so cents each These are tng va
al by the Board OF Supervisors In January
fSr an act of the Legislature passed May a. o
So"rd Of Estimate was authorized 10 VA eno
bosiu a, navmeut to the Sheriff Tor eer'lces
Ias1Sered TO the city and county, anu ~
III BOARD reduced the fees allowing cents W
" CENTS fer each petit juror summoned 20 cents
% each for reports OF convictions ana III instead
" 81 rs each for conveying conycts between courts anu
sans Sheriff Davidson maintained that the act nav
assed after he entered upon his eDce MS loes
ns re NOT affected IT, statement OF facts was pre-
red by of counsel and presented 10 the
~ 1eru that the question might be Determined anu
s,'o, mi. the decision rendered. -
ndge H. DAILY wrote the opinion. Chei,Justlce v. Z
oS and Judge Allen concurrng Ii s held mat the acS
An nuestion was local bill and Is governed oy the
st,tntioua provision prohibiting the Legislature rom
ass,ng any private local bill creating Increasing OF
the fees percentages or allowances OF pubic
sesrs during the term for which said officers are
iscted or appointed" This prohibition Is declared 10
enny 10 enactnents, such the one under cohsuera
zion which confer upon others tho power 70 40 50 az
tner Measure The Court decides that as Mr. Dav9son
was In oioe when the act was passed ne is ehtIeu W
t,5cment for his bill as presented though the conpehs
ZION fixed by the Board will apply TO his successors IN
Ollce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26
CUNARD LINE.

NUNARD LINE.
NOTICF-"LANE ROUTE
FROM NETWORK TO ,LixEHPooL. VIA oEEESS
FROM PIER NO. 40. NORTH RIVER
SstuIuay JtnS ~ ~ % In
sETRU SATURDAY. July 4, fJ ID
SATURDAY jay II, $50 70.
Saturday July - II n
steamers marked lhas viii no. carly scerage Passengers.
Cabin massage $50 $50 and 500.
mics Ere elt aud passage Once No. Bowling 0reel
- VERNON IL BROWN X Co, Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26

TOR BERMUDA.
The elegant steamers OF the quebec steamship Com.
psny TRl NiDA and ORIG VIII be dispatched EVERY
from New ork April 2. Excursion rates $50 TO 500
Eorpassage, Information. &c, apply TO
A E..OUIEKBKIGE & Co, Agents 81 broadway.
- WORLD PRAVt Ell COMPANY 2O7 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26
THE MONEY MARKET

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. JUNE rs
THE GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26

Actual Closing
eaea bids.
loncn.l---~|S~- Fl share,
Nam. Ing lUiQtfIo nal, Bid. AKA sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26

CHAMELEON June 26.-TurDentine quiet a 80 &c.
skyAssAH. June 2b-Turpentine quiet a. $40
WILMINGTON. June 25.-Turpentine nrn 81 SAC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26

Total sales for the day.
w .eI,er 20 DAYS 1891 seller go days
1881 seller 10 days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26
NMAN LINE OF STEAMERS,
NORTH GERMAN lloyd SIS. 60.

~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
NEW.YOHK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
WERRA sat June ~, 4 D. H. FULDA We'd july :. D. N
ELBE,s Wed. July !, 3. m NECkAR,sat July II m
RUEIN sat July 3 a. m. EMS, We'd. July o. 7il "a
Express First cabin, 500 60 $3.50 secoud
Cabin $50 and older steamers First cabin. 200,
ss''"N steerage at lowest rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26

HAMBURG AMERICAN IS. cos LINE toe
IlPLYMOUTB( Londonl CherbouTg Paris and Hamburg
Rnseta... j une -. p ~. lIisa....Jqy \. " ~
Moravia June ~, $3.50 sucyea uy IL, a.
HammOnia July 1850 a. m.
Cabin Asaloon Sl00 Forward saloon $50 (Thsse
$50 SO 500 trip atreduced prices
Send for Tourist Gazette"
KUNHARDf a CO c. b. RICHARD & co,
Gen 81 BToadst. N Y Gen. PAS Asts ol bway Me
Connecticut western news., 1885-10-07

of the congregation, comprising about 100 families
 Should think the average of church attendance was about 130.
 Our membership January was 112, 30 males and S2 females. Since then five have united with us by letter and B by profession, also three united be- fore January l, making 40 in all.
 We have free seats and use the enve- lope system to collect our subscriptions to pay our running expenses, salary, etc.
 We use the quarterlies of Rev F. N. Peloubet as our lesson helps in Sun day-school and sing from them and the Sunday-school hymnal.
 Whole number connected with school 180, as follows: Six officers, 14 teachers, 160 scholars. Average attendance oi school 106. Average collection each Sunday during the quarter $1.40. Money is given for benevolent purposes. Books in library $50.
 Our pastor is an earnest worker and the future looks bright and promising.
 RICHARD BEEBE, Delegate
Connecticut western news., 1885-10-07
REVIKAL IN RAILW WAY BUILDING.
From he Springfield Republican

AtSttrecSN'es
 A surprising awakening of activity in regard to railway building has become evident, says the Railway Age. The year opened with gloom and depression in business circles, but confidence has already been so far restored that money is beginning to seek, with eagerness, in- vestment in railway building. The southern states are awakening new hopes, no less than IFS lines, with Q proposed aggregate of 5000 miles being reported in the 10 states east of the Mississippi commonly included Tn "the South" An immense mileage of new roads is called for throughout the coun- try and is certain to be built. A de- tailed record of the past nine months shows the total number of new roads in progress and proposed in the United States to be 626 with total mileage of A, 393.
Connecticut western news., 1885-10-07
gro BE MADE. :"

THE Selectmen and Town Clerk of the l town of North Canaan will hold sessions to examine the qualifications of electors and admit to fine electors oath those who shall be found qualified, at the Town Clerks office in said town, as follows, to wit:
 Wednesday October Fist inst, from o'clock in the forenoon until o'clock in the afternoon; Monday, October 26th inst, from g o'clock in the forenoon until o'clock in the afternoon: Monday, November 2d next, from o'clock in the forenoon until o'clock in the afternoon. No applicant can be admitted at the last ses- sion November 2d) whose qualifications of age or residence natures ou or before the previous Monday, or who might have been naturalized more than ten days before said day; and no one can be admitted at either session unless his name shall have been placed on the list ito be made" by the Registrars of Voters. who will meet for that purpose at the Town hall on the 15tn inst.
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 Dated October 6, 1885.