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anrie 9abeISepeIaen.

- alderman SObu Staples muroe ge.
tern gum Gor0mopor bon 2Onoou erpGblt.
- 2OrO SaIt8burp, Der britii9e Bremicr,
be9t nd]t Die gbiidt, qIeid ieinen GOradr
ger @Iaoitone ein gSablmanieit 81 srlaIieu.
- @eOrge Salleg, 6erau8neber OeS y@Ol=
ben 2lrgOIp," zines 6amiIleuIournalS in
gOnbon, iit burhgebrannt, nahOem er oaS
YubIitum burd Elm 2otterie= lluteruebmen
nm 97O, 600 bei9minoelt bate. Gr auuoLs
ctrte mertbooue Breie unb berfaufta Uierl
gooIe, mOranf CT nit benz Grtra9e uerouftete.
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. te s. mn I

n.r6 nah gnWenOuns 6e5 Saylaparaian p8br,rs
lGnGpc 6ledeu uH6 6autauSibISae merSen hfigitiot,
S'uleH un6 9eltlDire bliltn Ibnel. FprionSn'
m'lte an Sropben, an augenz, Wlunbz, Sbrrns, I,
9tiRzy pals uHo DrdienausihIdgeu lebeu, nSIbs
HtNeoL aus ungebetlteu Srantbeten ODER burn Ssrt
9sotol1 pon Gueffber cntftanoeH ftnb, fonnsn
l'Q oul 9elluH9 nerloiien, luenH 6as SarIaparil6n
5vtE9tAe lange on9emaHo. lUir6, nm ieinen Eiu6rud
aul btn Srgausmus MAIDEN An fonneu.
Slne 6Idlte uOu ojCiem lni6dlt me6r OciIslenrsrf,
u.s l'Oes onoerc Nellmii,e IS lUir6 Lbed0Felusiis
gS5U9ehoMmen, naRrtn6 man bel ouorreu arJHeieTi
lHIlz Ol5 letSmal 10 Oel uebmen muF. 8Pi ginos
t9etcrr 5u Babeu. 45reis 81 90 6ie TIoite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-30

Sduupfe, mas 9u, UeHu On uieieh, tuiius
ibeu pirif, qeid)uupit III babeu uno olerS
rpieber an i6nupieu, ,udmlih cine Der meltbe.
riibmtsH ShuupitabadSiorteH UoH y q / &
ar in Baltimore,
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2iCs o@aBrunb ToliG."
9ltl Dos NsnhIif,htr,

4Pdn itiGG cine 8rilfmartt on 5r. ReS;pah a
60, vi. 81, g8aueuz en-, yienzgorf.
e.. GHo mHH iUlro austuuit tgblltau, oie Eauleu5t
ntIib II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-30

pSalbatiOr.Ssl,n bas beriibmte ameritas
niife SeilulitteI fir 8ranb., 5anitts uub
SriibpuuOen, Quet6ungen uno Serrenfuus
gen, TT IN allen apotbeter fir uur 25 Gents
Die GloiGe lu baben.
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6nropdif8e 9abelbert6te.
@.tbeeren0e neberfd1lpenlnlunaen in amoien

VetbeerCnoe ucberidJpenIHiungeu in 5uOieA
@altutta, 20. September. - @erbee.
renoe ueberlhWemmungeH, rueId)e ft1 ltbel
etncn Tl1denr0um ooH $500 Gua0ratmei'
len eriircden, haben gen9aIeu, bic gr0BtC
uno noltrcidite Der ;n0If 6auptabtbeiluuger
ocn SrtitldlzS flHbieH, helmgelubt. @uor
lnel Sda0en 1T entItaH0en, cine grOBe AH-
iob Nienld)en famen INNS 2ebeH, uH0 Olele
6omllen mur6en an ben @ettelifab gebrddlt.
SGuler, GrHote, Sieb In0 bemeglidle5 @t=
9cntbum auer Nrt muroen BON oeH 6lutbeu
meggelegt Die 8egierung oertbeitt yebenSz
mtttel uno SIeioer uuO bietet 2lllts auf, nm
bic gIotb ju linoern.- n.-Salie- Eoint, pelde8
bteber ais Der beite un0 iiderite 6aien ;pis
lteH @alfutta uno &omba1 an9eiebeu marc,
muroe am p. bS. Dits. our6 eiHeH furd)tz
barren Smrm uerbeert. Die pom gEin0e aufz
9epettidtenDleereSmo9en ergoHeu i6 70 raid
uber oen Srt, oaB pie meiiteH 8emo3ner ers
tranteu.
(Spdter.l - 0reibun6ert 9teuiden Iiu6
5u Sale 4OiHt, an Ser Sai oon Sengalen,
INNS gebeH aefommen. Siele 6abr}euee
babeu Shi1brud gelitteu.
ueBeri6pemmnuee tn ssroI.
2Sten, %. september. - @ro6er Sba
ben it in bielen @egenoen BON 9brOl pur6
llebari1men1mungen au9erld5tet nor0eu. Die
ytadlridteH lauten nod lebr farg.
SaiteIar nber SeutihIanS'S goIoniaIpoIitIF.
gt0ori0r 30. September. - Senor
&citelar erflGrte in elmer beute GbenO bier
gebalteneu Reoe bic Solonialpolitit Geutid=
lambs 0l8 cine 9robung gegen Spnnien.
@r 0euun5irte 6a8 SerfahreH 0eutiGlano'8
auf8 S6drfite, iagte ieoOd, SpanieH iei
ielbft ifulo oaran.
Der So3iaIiiten=Vroieti III SbsmuiB.
@bemuib, 30. September. - 6r. BON
Sennigien, Or. gSinO tbOrft, Sr. Sonnemaun
un6 YaitOr St0der iin6 ais 3eugen in oem
bier berban0elten So5ialiiten= Bro;eB poroe=
gela6en por0en. Die SertbelOiQunq nuo
oarauf be9riinOet ner6en, oaB feline Heueu
o5ialiitert=Sereine gegriin0et norOeu iin0,
leitoem Oas sSo5ialiiens@eieb in Strait
trat. Die 66. SoGular uno Tieref, ;mei
Der Gngeila9ten, iin0 trant.
Yroi. 28igarO, Siibrer Der idffiheu Sort
ifrittler, 1T Beute 6u DRESDEN geftorben.
pie Cholera.
Balermo, 20. Sept. - @eIleru nuroen
bier 159 meme @rfraufungeu uno 80 SoOes
fdue al Der Cholera berihtet.
Serihte ans ben inf;uteu @egeuOen spa
nIen'S melOeu $50 meme grfranlHnQeu uuo
2O7 SOOe8idlle an Der Gbolera.
Rartt uuO 96rie.
2tOerpooG, 30. Sept., 1910 Dfitags.
Suumwoue: Wiitteliorte CberldnOer 5 7,i6;
Ditto. 9iep=Srleons 81. - Die &ertdufe
betrugeH 1000 Saleu, SpetulatiOH 2tu8=
fuhr 1000, 3uiubr 5000.
2Ono on, %. Septbr. - Ser. Staateus
SbligutioueH: 4~prOS. 1858, bitto 1! =pro3.
1l54, 90. perlangerte 5.pro3. lO44. 2lttien:
&.=@.=g8. 33B, DO. 2. 81, grie Ia, DO. ,.
72, Stem gOrtsGentral 1O3, 8enui. Central
So, Su5.-GentraI 1851, 3leaOing 81, @auaz
otans 8actfc 463, gteric0H 215, ct. Paul
Common 81.
Surie SabeIOepeIaen.
alderman Sobn Staples murOe aez
tern gum GorOmopor bon 2Onoou erpdblt.
- 2Or0 SaltSburD, Der britii5e Bremicr,
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Wt q | q r. ia
TT tRren UerT6icScncn Nnrrttp
BtBt8es ttnS taltes sSieber

EGSUaS,s ReaOH Relicf in elm 6eiluittsr o,.
geH aIsisl Sgmer5en, 3abnihme3en, RopfifmSr.
6sn' PHltDfq, SenoenDe5, gferUeuWeb, BerifaubuHs
idmcr5en. ' WI V"eotr'
pie anpenbun9 bes Rraos ReItef ouf bsr 5b,i,
oost qs I9eue, no Der Sd5mer5 ooer 6as geSeu st
8el9sptL Iolort NlHberun9 uH6 grletterunn ~"
~ mar 6as erite uuS 1T OnS einIies sGs,er,..,.
gtLluIttel, nelGes auf Der Stete oie oTdle8Ss1
S9meI5en nut SHt5in0uHg Inbert unb Sem aI,1,I
dnorang ubbilit. '0 VSH' OUT
NIa.nta En n-...La
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gGettere s@abmaBrsaeLm aeaea Die @latter,,.

Ser SdutamtSetretdr bat an Die 3Oabe.
anlten Elm Girtular erluiien, in mel1em er
ale 3olbeamten au Der canaoii6en @reuSe
aufioroert, BEN @eunobeit8z SnIpettoren oe8
Ntarine=6 oipitalbienfe8 un0 ben bon Oen
@t0aten angeitelIten Snipeftoreu alle ibuen
nI69ltd)e piilfe 81 letften in ibren Semiihun=
gen, Die 8latterl1s @pibemie nibt iiber Oie
gren5e einidIeppen gu lufen. Ser Setretdr
bat fOlgenOe @eiunbbeitS SnipeftOren sur
llnteriu6ung aler BON CANADA anfommenz
ben 3iige ernannt: Die 9ottoren Btutbam,
g. g8. Pa9e, s. 81. 6amiltOn, g. g8.
Prince unO 5. .. 6all.
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PFeIS 9O cents ote TIasd1e.
Or. GaODag's
SatIaPartatatt &eTOlOettt
Der 0tDke BIttfrcIttfnrr

Sur brtlun9'auer dTontibenRranfbeitSn sSfronbsr,
S1nLn6luht DrRienIeioen, @elhniire, djr5Iis
l9eu 6Pelmatsmus, 9rpiipclas, glierenz, Slas
.,l Snz uno & Ssoerlsoen,, Sqsppfe, Sraut5eien SrE
nHo btin8t @eiun6beit un0 Rraft tari6'
Or. Rnnmnh'6
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93r. 234,
&. Ut. N.
S6owaD'S 8ea0p Sefief,


y w w G I = et TO G n.
Sl &ttelofd 6ol in siHem GIaIs baIbpon sBoi,y
Sg., Ks. IN RGnl9sn Ntnuteu Rramptf, sanrS IN,
g1'assm, uebeltett, @rbredeH, soObrent,cf,'
gttOeHmeH. @dIanpiigfeit, ucrp5ifS c9onSS
TWsg; rs Eur@fau, Hubr, Cholera WorbuS Co.
az S fygu taguiigen un6 ale innerIihen Sbmer1er
,osssI9s @ l9Aien imuer etne 5Iaihc oon g9aOnab'R
gSsSaaog VIetet oel itn tragen. @iH0e 5roBfen IN
SSSSuIft ~ 9enommen, pCrben aue anf&ue, fpeIbs inn
Soe0lsl oes ErtHDaiieys i6re uriadje b9befI nsTbS
I. SIs slI IeDmtel III es.6efier, oeuH fyansss
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SdrGdpdriTtdn 99pfofnenf

pehes aus So'fen uon auBeronentIibsr 6eiIFroIt
oeltelL ME Dtes 5ur ReiHisung, 9BieoerbefHeGnns
uuo &ralt'9un9 oes nte6er9ebrodenen Rorpers nott2
idlct. "' """''" "Aa
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@enf 30. Septeulber.-9ie ;pei 0idus
uer, tpeIde tiir5Ii9 Die nruifide 9aeidsbant"
nm 9S4,OOO beraabteu, fiuo bier Uerbaftet
moreen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwYORK saturday, Dec -BEEN 2S-N IRE n arrivals
and nothing doing worth noting. Feeling hrn.
No change in shipments from those reported Yesterday
LNhS-NO arrivals worth noting AID trade. Feeling
firm.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recept pts 9 ears of 1913 head
- at Jersey civ and at tOtst Total for
week, 1888 head against 1880 head last week with
continued light supply the market rued arm Ut advance
~ c pof In both sheep and Lambs, aud the peas were
cleared Poor TO Prime sheep sold ut 25Q4c. and Common
u Choice Lambs AZ b 4 U7C,
Newton n OF let; l4O canada LAMBDA 9J b. at To;
1T DO 81 ~ at 7c l0l western sheep o. ~ at o 1913 do
JOl D. at &C; $50 d. 5G H. les 20 ohio do II TO- at
32c; PA Pennsylvania do 80 10, at icj C3 do Culls
lie.
JF Sadler Co.: % Western Lambs SO n, 81; % do
sheep SO b. at So GO 22 do 1913 H. At ~ So 2lJ kentucky
do, 10 10. al So 20
J. y. PEACOCK. lS9 Western Sheep Jos n. at 37sc
Judd buckingham lS1 state Lambs, n ID. &c; 1S7
Canada do 80 h. at GalC n state Sheep 1879 nj Aio aO
Western 90, 81 h. at ici 90 do. - 10. AT Rc.
p - kase; 1870 Canada Lambs 80 10, at 10; 80 Canada
Ewes 1856 H. az 4stc
Hume & Mulsn 1T state sheep and Lambs GO 10, at
44c.
HoGs-neeeipts were q cars Of ls5 at
soy city and At 10th Total for the week head
against 46,3l head last week Mono for sale. Nomnay
firm ami Toe higher. Dealers quote 1st 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-28

Tho bank exchanges at tho NewYork Clearing House
tho stocks sold at the NcwIcrk stock Exchange for
tne week OF three years compare as follows:
ended 1888. Dec 81 1884 Dec. 90, 1885.
Exchangcs 1924, 1879 S40S36lS23 SOjB75l, l52
No. shares sold. l,60O15l l,OI392l l,G3G.i2i
The money market outside OF the Stock Exchange was
not at all affected by sudden and remarkable move
ment in the foreign exchanges which occurred last
Tuesday. At the stock Exchange call loans that day
were advanced TO 6 per cent but the advance
trey the result OF scare and few loans were made
above per cent and at the close OF the day money was
offered at 2l2 per The prevailing rate OF the week
about 2i2 per cent and yesterday tho extreme
and 2l2 per cent. Mercantile paper continues
pass easily at as per cent according date OF
ity. The domestic exchanges usual at this season.
work less fvOraoly for this city and the balance OF the
interior movements OF money probably took about
81 900 out Of the city,
The movement In foreign exchanges referred TO was
sudden 1t remarkable. There are many
pushed with extreme severity for some speculative
effect Tho Tapdity Of Tuesdays advance and the
prOmptness with which 1t was announced that
100000 gold had been ordered packed for export
were I'm themselves suspicious features St 10 muat be
admitted, that such movements to achieve partial
success require natural conditions which will work upon
tue fears0r others than hOsenterested that
during the last five months the foreign the
country has not Deeu working altogether satisfactorily
S36OOOOOO less than IN the period OF 1884 while
the amount OF imports about the for both pe-
rlods St 1t Is TO be remembered that exchange for
the bulk OF our imports required only some ninety
days or four months after the date OF
the Imports whilo our exports furnish
exchange 10 the markets the bills OF IadinR
have been signed. OF the Sl.4Ooo0o gold engaged for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-28
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after DeceInber.20. L %.
aREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trims leave via Desbrosses and Coutandt stree
HafrisSars Pittsb1rg and the West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached M q and p NJ aaIy S ssepns
williamson, Loeb Ha3on M Cory and d, ETis
Centre and the OIL Regions es, ,,,., ,,,oah,ro4 NJ,
Express pullman Palace Cars daily except SUNDAY 10
m. arrive Washington 400 p m sPd $40 Nh nj arrive W.
l. and p. and II nigat. Sunday 6;l6 u. Ill., and v
For For h At anti city, tts Except Sunday Jpn,
For cape Nay s sSeRt es sqny n and
a EaaSsy sad anc0S ANA n 40 stop
For Ud Point and Norfolk NewYork PlsdsRha and
d" GrS Via Bst%ofo and Gay Line LOOP week days
OF Brooklyn Annex connect with AZ tnr9g for
at Jersey City, anordins speedy and direct uAiS1t i'
BISsk RFyo v fIon pit,sburs $780, s4o llso 800
ans gSS p "a s9 & 8SS 81 S@a os5 Sunday
Ss S 49, o SO o 4sO 1888 49, l 6sc
1872 s. ana 25S o p o O55 p S9 sSS os,
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Trans Leave SE via D'''F0'''' and Court
1 1a5 sSroS. g thcaso limited and 10 Washington
L%teG Ed Is n ~ 81 SlS go 6 m
and 44O p. sundeys a5press S;io NY 70 Lii'e"''
am 10 ssvns + q t4aep Sunday
lilo M and 9,s1 p M and p M on su"u'S'
Reiarmns trans Broad Street station PhadGGphi
a. M limited Express la and 4:50 p w. d24g = : %
es} 5o5 sl $50 ga No. I 2 "a ALSO limited SS
LG3Ee oe sac as ana VA broadway stor House.
md foot OF posb and cou tiaeat 3ts Tooky,
RHsebs Haie Ho5oEeR station Jersey City Esran'
nc New.YorE Transier Connany will call for and cheek
baggage FROM h0t els ana residences n xooD
tTARtdE :so "a B Maads,r General =
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

" IVY II
THE BTsT CONSTRUCTOR AND FISii,r, q az
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOH ~ SIN E'0 ""
PLEASURE TRAN Ell. -,,,,, ,,,t,s1,
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE - Al-lNr - ~ 49, \,
sBohE Or THE WoELpFAMED HtD10Tfr - n
AROUND FOOTHILLS or tAISkILL NY ~ ~ ?;
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF The
ON after 18th 1885, trains viii leave West i-d-sS
All leave from new downtown station foot Of ~ ST.
North river 20 minutes earlier than rom 1907 VI west
Detroit and Chicago $3.50 a. IN. $500. $40 p m sleep
ers through. ,,-...-......b
Buffalo Rochester suspension Btage Nlagith Ais 5'o
n M. 800. $40 y. Seepers and plrlor cars. -
Urea syracuse. o. ll:2O a. 900 > ~ p m
Highland. Fo'keepsio and Catskli. $50. ll'@o D. m
'S:w5urg kingston saus crtles and Albany 'o. ll:2o
n m; E55, 900 $40 .ll;iO p m. "a
Safatoga via Albany ll:@r a. m. $500 r. M
For Montreal and Canada East $500 p ~ ,r.....
Hamilton. London 80 q. 900 -slOp' H. TORONTO
.Day. fDaiiy except saturday. other ira rs u"ny eh
Ccpt sunday -. .,.a,ip, car accauitnof IA
ti9pa or information Apply ut Orces; iioOOAe
St. ir5okyn Cour, st. annex ONO ioo' q aSa Si
NnwVnvy CITY 3l5 1858 Sjl 94e broadway, 1919 DOhcly
and wc,t shore stations OF West 42tst and loot OF
Msstcotf- t''''4 -" u go. ioE "a
az baggage from hotels and residence orders can DO
left al e. OH HfN - ho-rt l,
$50 Broadway. NchtiNl as'tHh'A -N.1Ns
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.1n,,- vnnr CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER RAILRoAD.-Commene, nr So'' ~ 1907
Grand Central DePOt 49,
m Rochester and Montreal Express ul@"
,n roam ears 10 Rochester ST. Adams ana 49,, d,ni,
hI SO m Fast Limited Chicago ExprSsss mn
cara Attempting Albany Utica syracuse arrivnS az
falo Niagara Falls Eric, Cleveland ami loie"o' "iAo "
Chicago 800 a. III next dhY roor, cara Canaan.
1OY0 A. M. Chicag go Express draw o@i' W
daigua Rochester. Niagara FAILS ana uD Lxnress with
III a. M. Western Newly ork ana NoF'HeAN ~P 49,
drawing room cars m. "a r.ica Express, through
SS tooi, cars To saratoaa FL Edward an" "en'
Fans On sn'cco3nodation Albany and Troy ,o-.
AN M Chicago ST. Louis Express WIN sTPif Sht.
eas9 a M with sleeping ears to syracuse ana "
49, s.d ma 90 Saratoga also To Monrral 1ochaa
with Sleeping G 10 OL
e.. PnIo Niagara Falls, cleveland. Toedo - !gd I'D
80 ana b,'iro also WatertoTn ana Og0ebso"E U'
except SATURDAY. . ,-o.. ,,n sleeptng.cars Albany
Troy Connects with the inpIhls 'ialn'A 'A VIZ 49,
Cor except SATURDAY nlgIs Boglint
Iicrets on sale at Grand central epoS - ,nd ava
cIe m Ir1adv az HarIen Depot lEnthse anu proa
snd 81 sfootTs Express OGce5 aTA-p Nv.
AM 7s5 aud 9I2 Bro dwaY, ard 81 west nd "a
VIZ S33 washington and 730 Fulton,sts btooAn' ANU -
lth.ai Williamsburg. - o,d ,leening cara can b,
racn yed al any ticket Offices In Ne"-AoN my '
asbu ct BrUoSlyr
"a and checked from suns,.
.T6ese trans run daily. All othe uy ~ ,,ei ''
.rhese trans stop nc Harlem U2jth,st an1
J. 81. TOTCkT -. co,a,ai Paasencer agent.
General superintendent "e'''~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-28
TARITN RIVER BRANCH

z NEWYORK. y EWHAVEN AZ HARTFORD r. r
Trains leave Harlem River station. l33 st ana
Incon ave Third Avenue Bd across Harlem River
reachod by laird Avenue Elevated haroAd daily except
SUNDAYS at lJ 800 9:lU 1000 ll56 a IN, 3lO 800,
40 $40. $40 aud 500 for Port Norris. Casanova
Puiu IIunta Point. West Farms Y an Nest W est
chester 1iupsons Bay Cheser Pelham Bay Bariow Cty
IcInam Manor aud Ncy-RoChele. connecting at
New Rochelle with tranc for an points the ne OF
lhc ork Now-Haven and Hartford Railroad shore
Line Limo Divisions Now-t ttunIn MldtCtONn.
nain ,uied Branches and Boston and all points
East
Midnight train for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
TONS o. H. 10 d. Aaiiy, except Mondays
for New Rochelle and All Intermediate sta
one az $50 tho latter trRii connecting
Rochelle with trains Grand Cent? depot AND
Stamford
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DHLADELpHTA AND READING R. r.
NEW-JL RSEY CEN IRAL DINI9IUN',
EnDT OLE IIRENIN ST. NO III " NV n ~.

FOOr OF LIBERTY ST, NOaI hINER,ox
For PHiiADELPHiA and TRENroN Round ,o,o Bg 700
7SS s5 S5 a. f4 100 = 81 Is D
Chestnut KIN 1T CO.nmLiaaye. for Aanayu Coh'"V
RXwPSGiFooM CAEs on all pay Trains and SLEEPING
RStrnns Leave PiiIA PHIA Sigth aHa Green Gre 3
ESQ, $50 $50 llo0 IL. -, 3;i5 Gao. St2 -;44
R,Tt, "a at Mo ~ go 1870 = m 100 $3.50,
rofi6 tx RPAVgT.o PEA and F'iiLfP5bURG, Penn,
For NiiIiAMsPoRr sUNBURY LEwIsBURG and
MAANQl CITY At q I'M e n .: ioo 81 sA5
l5 M 100. 1880. 4,o $780, 5A5- l2oo D. m Sundays
FOR zoo. !SI.4dp 7oo s45am
For oS H. E. i5 p m saniayi at 5S p m
FSr PKlAGuA at 76o !l5 a. H. 1890 9i5 400.
1000 ~ 5q9gay', li9o P n and arAUcH CHUNK
At 800 g. o. ss5 800. 1880, $40 $40 p M SUNNY
TcfEIsfGN ato&7o s45 49,! M i6 iG9 S g o. M 400
For mon BRIDGE 'BEANCH at 400, $40 a. M 400
ft ~ 'arNGToS 700 s45 o. NJ, leo. 1890 400 4:so,
500 a1 ~. sunday l'3O D. ~ e... ,o.s, MIA
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G:in 7on 1850 oIa los p m. sundays AGO. $500 III
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10 'N A - nj. 49, 81 500 or 90 > m u
DAYS cfyegt ocean Grove at i.09 81 a M, ,o,
FF "r THK EWo0p. TONS RIVER and BARNLGAr 40 $50.
For Fl Fl M CIV VlNELAND and BRGDGEToN at
NsFi'Wl-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From r!er So q. Solth Eyer Via S9ney H92S Won
GGrAvt {Gdt9,fHdR7 n nd BtAR&fSAr
li,ts con be rocure1 M loot OF LDery.st Pier No 3
SSs !f s 7 sad ,6vt R1inti5 m 10 f.
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iaasG 2io ~ Manhattan We In ii6gekto. "a washing
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j. r WooTrEN. G. O. HANCoCK,
II. BAIDwgi@ o. E P AL sI ito liberty 81 y. y
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Eegal Notire.

IN pursuance of an order made by the Hon.
W. b. Edwards County Jrdge OF Broome County, the
18th day of November 1880 notice is hereby given TO all tho
creditors and having claims against Mooney
lately doing business az Gulf summit Broome County
CLAIMS with the vouchers therefor duly verified
10 the subscriber, the dnly appointed assignee OF
the said Henry Mooney benefit
place Of ransacting business Mainst In u village OF
Deposit Broeme County, York before the
OF February 1885. Dated November IL, 1885.
A. MUEFoRD, JOHN w. KNISKBEN,
Attorney for assignee. Assignee
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panrlnq Graoemes.


ALLEN DODWORTI. 6S1 5TH-ANE.
~ ASSISTED BY Ills son, FRANK DoDWoRlH. ,
Glasses and private lessons. Gentlemen on Monuy an
Thursday evenings ,.,...-- ., az
new class Tor little Tuesdays AM Fridays az nan
mast Two commences December 3. end for CIRCULAR
LEXANDER MACGREGOKS, ll2 5TH-
~ AVE.-Private lessons aud classes every day Ocnlc
mems casscs Monday and Thursday cveI'nta
AS MIR. TRENOR exclusively occupies his
"A Academy building broadway and J-d-st he eVea les
dancing daily. tii'niaia
CARL MARWIG'S New Acad my, los " 81
~ 55tbst Composer o. society Dances, Co;lilons am
Tsblcsuy. Circular on application
DERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, l62
East 5jti-t. tBaIk BuildinS Class Lessons ana IN
waite instruction every day and evening SeA Tor ccua
a Large Hall TO let Tor Select Entertainment.
GEORGE WALLACES CLASSES, II
II west 8StLst near Broadway aDd Harlem ParSaye
.2ith. ST. cdcia,3 ---------
MIR. p. HARVARD REILLY, Master OF
VI DANCING. SIS 5th-ave See Circular
~ GEORGE DODWORTH, 2i West 2lth-st.,
4 formerly with Mr. Allen BOiWOvh. Nov Opcn soc
irculaTs. Room 10 let Cor Go-nlus etc
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8itamhoais an0 Railroads.

TOR NEW-HAVEN-Steam leave Peck
slip at p. and IL p. m. SUNDAYS excepedl II p
n steamer in time for early trains North and LasL
Excursion TO New.Hayen and return. u o1
/ ACkSONNILLE, Fla.-Straight and excur-
son All roltee az greatly redncod rates Write ror
rates and other Information ais all points West
the southwest beIths reserved two weeks IN advance
LAN5lNU'S Railway Ticket Once, 3J7 broadway
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business In mining .tock. dun aud Tho trtnssc-
iuus at tho Consolidated STOCK Add Petroleum TX
change Amounted only TO ti,G}O shares Tor yo day
AGAINST ~j.5g5 shares for the preceding week.
More than usual, attention WAS given 10 the
Colorado stocks ana iu Issues a fair business
was done. bur without any material i'OycWcnt Ia tho
u.c.s The iodo .tock was steady OF strong. Bodic
consolidated rose from 81 COAST 80 90 81 -. Tho Com
STOCKS were quiet aud ruled about steady.
CLOSING RACES or CALiFORNEi STOCES
SAX FRAveisco. Doc. 20. 1885.
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THE NEW LINE.

nEvv. PHILADELPHIA. AND NORFOLK, OLD
POiNT COMFORT AND THE SOUTH
5HoURS FAsTEE THAN ANY OTHER hoUTE
ON and ember T. 1885, the New ork, PhladelDia
4 Norfolk Railroad Company will run Fast Day and sight
Expres between and Cape Charle3 Trains leave
NewYork Pennsylvania Railroad N week days and
IN daily arr wing Old Point Comfort. m week days
al 30 a M daily No fox 1905 D. Sl5 Sleep.
ng through from York to cape Charles and Par0r
Tr fom phi arepha without change Tickets parlOrc
seats sleeping can DO secured at any Ticket os
~ tho Pennsylvania FSilroad Company.
W r. Is. CO. KE. Gent Pass and Freight Agent
IT, w. DUN superintendent.