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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-23
A Crclone in Dennison.

DENNIsoN, TEX, April pa tornado
struck this city last night from the south
west, its course being nearly identical
with the cyclone Of two years ago. over
a dozen dwellings were badly twisted
and otherwise damaged. Three wooden
churches were moved several feet. Two
business houses were unrooled and
wrecked in the upper stories. The only
casualty reported is thatOf "A woman who
was seriously injured by the crushing in
Of q roof. The total damage throughout
the city is about $4,000.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-23
Union Pncinc,s Dam.

WASHINGTON. April 22.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury has received from the
Union Pacific Railroad Company 1916. 7O4,
Of which SG33 54l is 10 be applied 70 the
sinking fund account, and $3.50, 1863 to the
bond and Interest account in accordance
with the award made by the Court of
Claims and tue computations thereon
made by officers Of The Interior Depart
ment.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-23
Aurtinn SaIFo 4ntItrF Dauo.
LAW LIBRARY AT AUCTION.
ByJ. MCLAUGHLIN &S0N

On FRIDAY, April p. 1855, at our warehouse,
l66 Bay street, savannah, at II O'Clock,
The entire LAW LIBRARY Of the late
JUDGE HARDEN, comprising about SO
Volumes.
CHANCERY REPORTS. ENCHEQUER
DIGEST, ENCHEQUER GhPORTs. L. -.
STATUTES, Z. 5. DIGEST, CONDENSED
REPORTS SUPERIOR COURT. Gritty.
KENT, DANIELS, NF~EY. JOHNSON,
NELSON & ROSCOE, DUB&FOkD. SAND
FORD. COMSfOCk G.. $. DIGEST.
COOLEY. DEMO. PETERS. BARBOUR.
KERNANS, SAUNDERS, WATERMAN,
ANGEL, GOULD, CONkLING. RUSS ELL,
GRFENLEAF. BOURBLANQUE. FEAR y f..
GEORGIA LAWS, Maddox, STARKE.
SMITH. ABBOT ON SHIPPING. SCHLEl'S
DIGEST. ARCHiBOLD, CORNYS. STAR
KIE, BACON. BLACKSTONE, So volumes
LAW LIBRARY, with a host OF other legal
authorities.
y B.-Lawyers who have borrowed books
from the late Judge Harden will please return
same to Auctioneers, SO as to complete the
editions.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-23

WASHINGTON, April 22.-Lieut. Chas.
II. Judd, who was one of the officers of
the steamer Galena who Tell into the
hands Of Preston, the Aspinwall revou-
Zionist when Aspinwall was burned, and
who was condemned by q medical surrey
and sent 20 New York by Commander
Kane, was to-day placed in St. Elizabeth's
Hospital for the Insane, near this city.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-23
Heavy Rains az Austin.

ST. LOUIS, April 22.-An Austin. Tex,
cOrrespondenttelegra that the heaviest
rain that ever fell there is now falling,
and that the city is completely flooded.
Many buildings. stores, etc, on Congress
avenue are Inundated, and the water is
three feet deep IN the streets. The dam
acc will be great.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-23
KILLED BY ELECTRICITY.
Horrible Fate of an Electric Light Re
pairer at Chicago.

n
pairer at Chicago.
CHICAGO, April 22.-People who were
in the vicinity Of Madison and Clarke
streets early this evening were hornfed
by an accident of a peculiar and most
painful character. Charles b. Schultz,
an electrician, stood on the top round of a
ladder fourteen feet from the sidewalk
adjusting a dimly burning electric light.
Losing his balance he grasped both rods
which support the lamp and through
which the current was passing. He was
unable to let 20 and hung writing to the
swinging lamp until some one had stopped
the engine which supplied the current,
when be fell 10 the sidewalk dead.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-23

Official copy of such presentments be fur
ni-hed the County Commissioners OF said
county. In open court.
A. p. ADAMS. Judge S. 9.
F. O. DUBIGNoE, Solicitor Genera.
Order for publication filed in Office April
p. 1855.
Seal JAMES h; 7. CARR,c
Deputy Clerk. s. c. c. c.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-23
CHICAGo's DYNAMITE CRANK.
He Fills the University Grounds with
MINI TO BLOW Up HIs SMeetheart.

ne Fms the JniversIty Grounds WIN
Mines to Blow Up HIS Sweetheart.
C---o.oo Anil % O..o p,,r1- o+bo--
"a 49, - ~
wise hAo"h as Johh Aaiool' !ouLs
medical student, who created a sensation
here a month or two ago as the hero of a
nlot TO blow m the nublic library by
- - or i,f..,aI ,,,,,,,f,,l. NC o,
iue"us VI aH eInai i'"1 nm " a.
rested IasI evening chargeu Win oela-
engaged in another dynamite scheme.
Late Monday night a man was found
di,gine, ditch an +5a Chfcaoo Tni-
80 - H. ,r.s o--oste,,
Ne'si'y ElQulUs. ,,ot 80 Ii;..of't
VH su9Pi0I0 tH"'
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-23
Rral Gotatr.
Brat GotatP.
II . II 80 % h II .
A Delightful Residence at Montgomery.

7 AM offering at private sale q delightful
/ residence at Montgomery, which is Que of
the pleasantest suburban resorts in this
vicinity. There are between three an four
acres of ground attached TO the place, which
is the most fertile OF any in the vicinity, very
fine vegetable crops being easily grown. The
grounds fr0lt about 100 feet on the river.
the residence was bnllt in 1877, OF selected
material. and was planned with a view to
comfort and durability. There are five rooms
on the first floor and four above, besides bath
room, pantry, storeroOms and kitchen. The
hall is nine feet high, and the rooms l5Xl6 and
l6X2O; also stable, etc. There are wide
pazzas around the house, which, with large
and numerous windows, make 1t an exceed
ingly pleasant residence.
The grounds, surroundings and house are
such as to recommend the place 10 anyone de-
string quiet, healthy and convenient home.
The adjacent waters abound in fish. crabs
and Oystera. Steam connection with Savan-
nah by rail three times a day gives residents
ample opportunities of attending to business
in the city.
The removal Of the owner from tins CITY is
the cause Of selling. Terms, half cash, balance
in one and two years.
c. II. DORSETT,
Real Estate Dealer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-23
Tennessee and Georgia's Earnincs.

NEW YORK, April 22.-The monthly
statement OF tho East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia Railroad fc March, shows
gross earnings o. 1924, 400, operating eX-
benses Of S239, $40, leaving net earnings of
SSi.ssl. This is decrease in gross earn
iogs of$G, 70s, and on increase in operating
expenses Of $50, 6l1, making a decrease in
the not larnings of SG33lQ.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-23

For Bronchial, Asthmatic, and Pulmo-
nary Complaints, browns BRONCHIAL
IROcnEs" manifest remarkable curative
properties. Sold only in boxes.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-23
New Canton Mattings.

Our buyer writes: 'Canton Msttiros
much lower this season; must I buvg, W
telegraphed him immediatelg: "Sbin ~.
steamer 200 rolls Canton Mating. INV 50
to undersell all Others" We received -
and every roll bargain PREDICTING 49, ~
rush, we advise those in need to call earl.
100 rolls White and Red Check Mat+,,,,- ..
Pee, sold elsewhere for zoe. ''-Ns ds
100 rolls White, Red Check and Fanc,, NJ.
ting at l5c. sold elsewhere for 25c. mat
BILE at lie, sold elsewhere for 35e. 40 N7slra-
. 100 rolls White, Req heck and Fancy Mat
ting al &c. sold elsewhere for 40r my mat
100 rolls Fancy Matthias, maynifco,+ 49,.
terms, 25c, sold elsewhere for soc. pat
All the above qualities will be found in orr
stock, and the low prices VIII continna tSo
same until the lot is closed out.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-23
The IlIlnois Deadloek.

SPRINGFIELD, April 22.--ln joint as-
scmhly to-day only one vote was cast
for United States senator. The conyen-
ton then adjourned.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-23
3fiiliinrru.
? I 4 T S e e KS
1873 BROUGHTON STREET.

if
OF
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-23
Committee On Public Buildings.
SaezAnah, Ga, ApI1L IS, 1sgj.

To Geo. ". Lamar. Esq, Foreman ofthe Grand
Jury Ter March Jdrn, 1885:
DEAR SIR We. She undersigned. appointed
to examine the books of the Magistrates, en-
tered upon our duties and found. to the best
Of our Judgment, the civil and criminal dOckets
presented to us correct. both in the city and
the districts of the county. We hand below
the names OF thOsc tina! we examined:
FIRST District tCity)-ThOmas FOlhard, eX-
ahmed; Michael haughtIn, examined.
Second District (city)-1 hos. j. Sheftall, ex-
ahmed; Warlng Russell, Jr.. examined.
third District (citY)-u. r. Molina, exam
ined; }. S. Tyson. examined.
Fourth District (clty)-W. II. WoodhOuse.
examined; 2. Elsinger. examined
Fifth DistriCt-N Ii. Mathews, examined
Aai. BOnaud, no business reported.
sixth District-W. II. Pritchard, no bust
ness reported; james +. Buckner. examined.
seventh Distrot-James l.. Grant, no busi-
ness reported; Mcleod King, examined.
Eighth District-Daniel Shaflall, examined
Van *. WInkler. not reported.
GEO. +. PALMEs, Chairman.
I. Il. FLOYD.
A. n. WILSON.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-23

The conyicts were visited and thorough
inspection made of the work accomplished
and now being done. At the camp system
and order prevails throughout, the premises
are clean and all things neat and in good con-
diuon; the cOnyicts are suitably clothed and
humanely cared for. Their food is OF excel
lent quality and they have plenty OF il, this
costing the county but a fraction over nine
cents day per head. The canal, running
from the Catholic cemetery 70 Vernon river
is finished. and the work thoroughly DONE its
benefits Ia opening up the lowlands consisting
OF thousands OF acres to habitation and cUlti-
walton that will IN few years repay the out
lay M taxation. As sanitary measure its
blessings are incalculablc. We congratulate
the citizens Of the county In the poss ssion OF
TINS great work, ana commend highly the
County commissioners for their untiring zeal
in working 10 TO completion. The gang of
c0nvlcts are now divided into two squads,
one opening the creek in rear OF BOnayen-
ture to Bona Bella, the other completing the
branch canal near Waters road. Both works
will result In great good to the county and
city In relieving those localities Of vast 0uan-
titles OF Etagnaut water and rendering Them
saluhrious and healthy.
The thanks " the jury are rendered 10 His
Honor. Judge Adams, and o. Solicitor General
duBgpon for courteses during the session.
GRO. W. LAMAR, Foreman.
W. -. WArLEs. W. 5. ROCKWELL,
4. BALLANTYNE, r. a. JONES.
Z. II. MALONE, y. b. RIPLEY.
$. GUCKENuEiMER, gro. WALTER,
S. NJ. COLntNG. n. b. FLOYD
LEVI j.. 1AIAN, CLAytUs PHILLIPS,
JOuS -, ROBINSON, GEO. r.. PALMrs.
v: y. AcosrA, Jr., JACOB PAuLsEN,
w. swoLL. a. A. WYNN.
SdvaRhdh, o., april 81, 1855.
on ATrA.r p,-,,,.r,,,,,, ,,,..,.. -
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-23
CHATHAM SUPERIOR COURT, MARCH
TERN 1883.

10 is ordered that the general presentments
OF the grand iurv for said term be published
10 each Of the city newspapers aud that an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
GRAIy AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


All the talk. after the business day at the
rroducr Exchange had ended vest ray, was about the
purchase by Brooklyn miller II about 10000 bushels
OF wheat "A transaction that dctcs the memory OF many
operators to fud precedent Tho incident, however,
had Bo practical effect speculation. for the news
became public too late Cash wheat was OF l21 cent,
with exporters holding alOof The options huctuated
,rracay but within moderate limits, and finally ended
a l. cent above the lowest figures at quotations gem
orally shade b" tie close Of Tuesday a. lOl0WS:
November 97l2. December % cents January = Ooi
February. ~ ~, Nay II or. In corn [ advance
wa4 continued and cash tots rose L26l cent.
Exporters took only 5000 bushels. Ihe 0p-
lions sold up cent ending steady ~ - cents Tor
November go changcl aud y better Tor Dcccm9eI AT
j44 aud January at BIS and y cent hIhcr
Tor February AT jOis cents. There was llttIo feature
10 the oats market Options closed & cent lower
for November at 70 cents and l. cent higher Tor ~
ccmhcr at 80 - and January Rt 3Gs cents The proy'
ION ejaculation wns devoid OF noticeable feature Lard
opt.ou. however rose cents for November al 80 :,
, FOR December at - 40 Tor January ~ 70 d, Tor
February AZ - - and TOR March ~ - 20.
At Ncw-York. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston ne
receipts ~ grain ve-criny were: Wheat, 67.JlZ
bushels corn l2a.6O6 bushels orts. 5N4ol bushels
total grain. 25G.3i9 bushels -four 23.@35 barrels Inc
arrivals III Chicago. Milwaukee ani St LOUIS we're
Wheat i.- Ofg bushels corn. 3Gl 9s bushels; oats,
1906 bushels, total grain, jl-,0l3 bushels HOUR
4 Itlr fgls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
STARTING i HospIr1L F0R BIBIES

A long, sunny room on the top floor OF tie
buildnc at No 22G Eas TWeAtiethst, occupied by thc
Post Graduate Medical school and Hospital, was filed
with ladies Yesterday afternoon who had come to attend
he opcuiny of the babies ward OF the hospital Canary
birds were singing in their gdod cages and the guests
walked about tho polished hJOr among the >lI AIe IRON
bedsicads each of which MAS provided with counter
pane and "A little pillow at caCn end Inc prospective
i1fiens of tins infant hospital must he less than TWO
wears old ON either side OF the entrance IL ~mau
iooa oae TO occupied 10y the nurse IN chgcth he other
10 be used Kitchen for warming the lnitc -tucI
DR. Sarah j. McNut lecturer upon ciudich ulscdsc'rI
lie SCHOOL is inc InatOr vi the Ica Of the ward
Statistics show that nearly bali o. the deans winch
occur i'm The city are of children under I'VE ycl
Nearly all the hospitals have beds for children, but some
will receive under two years old others are et
ned with surgical that come III aiubul Inccs, Whc
stlll others for fOuudln-s only.
The estimated Expense OF running the Wdrd one year
is 5000. or this Sl,OUJ only mas been raised ana
10 patients will bO taken anti! The amount Is compIrtcu
although several are awaiting admission Ihercceluoh
Will be continued to-day, he, W 'cn ana D. M aad IL Is
honed by those Interested that the sight OF the waiting
room and empty tile beds Will start the How OF sub
scorpions 80 thai delays will he nece-'at{. bei
may be endowed year tor 800 and $4,000 VIII
Go the same for all time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
corroN NARbETs-BY rEI,E,RApu

LIVERPOOL Nov. IS 1879 p. motion steady didjlnS
I'nands s.. I'D, Mddling orleans. 7lOi. sAeS-oVto
inc 500 bales Tor speculation ANA cSpDrt
rc,epts 900 bies including lOSUO American tntuos
aearv; UpRnds Midng cllgse. November del. cry.
,.tid; DO November December aeiiVery o.iui 10
neccmuer and delivery, 0O5d aIso OSiu, 90
January ana February delivery s6id as0 ,-2sI uo
FEBRUARY and delivery, lOBid also ii,,t"
March and Apr delivery ll.Uid; also 10 oii ~, 10
Ami and May delivery I7.0iL; do May anu Juh vei'
pT, 4 Lu.Uld.; do. Juno and july delivery 80 III
Tenders for denvery at Oay's clearing 4oO Dnes Nc"
doc kct and 100 Old do. ,o, = -on ha,es
n m-t,oon-The safe, OF the day included oIVO Dalss
American Futures nrmi Uplands Low hludins oaIss
Noyenber denypry 10Id. Duyers DO November "u ~
ccmbpr delivery t-6id. buyers do, Dece1OeT anu M
aIy delivery UUAd. buyers 10 Jahuhr! 1nu
Iverv - slid buyers; FEBRUARY ana harcn ueh,oiy;
LOAD buyers March ana Aplll ueSeIy, a. NV
h,yrrs:du April and delivery, lo-o4d seIeF5 40
1nd uno delivery 2l.U4d value do june III" July "0'
cry 2 ia. value. o.,., ,rcioras I ou Nidd.
I'M clau,e November delyery, o4u bubers ~
rr anu DecemDer delivery Ibid sellers 90 po
and Jnuuary delivery . 1Uld sellers 90 January anu
rnarv dcliygry sOIG buyeIs do February hh l"u w
nyery llId sellers do. March ana Aprll uonN 40
atd sellers: do ApriI May delivery D loIoiu
40 Nav ma June delivery, 2lOid Ouyersi 10 Juho an
| July delivery, D % 0fd. sellers ,,,,,, IL. tor
'u u,uyRs1oS Nov ls-Cotton hmi Mddling, US; 10"
Niddlipg So Coed ordinary, sa net receipts 3ooo osss
gross os3l bales Exports 70 tho N"nupo"" 'io U'' ~
| 1861 bales, stock lOo.ZVo paes. .u,,,,. ar. or
SAVANNAH Nov. lS.-Cotton steady Mlddnng, SCI Low
MidIns. sSi Good OThpary' "a. net ana gr''' is''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
L1yE .rocK MARkErs BY raLEGKApH.

Cur ,co NOV Is - me Drar'rS JDuvIr r'DD"r, rWs-
RNccius 0Jp nead shipments 1S0D arll: nrNot s;esiv;
Fxporis 40. COWS ana NiNet y tON u O) stOcS
erS - jOd Il Feeders. - J00s 10 Texans IS 100
- % y.,.-..... o,1,--.. -.
iuI inferior :2pOS - ~ MAINS - 900 - 80 Tyans.
: %.
BUFFALO Nov ls CItle-HoceIu's tof9v p, 1'li total
fof iIr i.'uu hei ~ an q no ~ Feet 4tUo
h. a. ,nn ,ner thrO Ugh Il gulai and nrm
od - lJ5s S:o5rs 81 - 10; >)}1eri inl Feeders.
Z, - 90. --..,., -, -, ...- ..-.. e..
H5qs-RacclDts TO-DAY. jnl heat fnl' Tor %sf has ar
Al al, haAa d llSt WrsN ihIll h-ll.
cE ,nrouyn II cars Wircn - "a NcNNOra marxes
wax Medium 10 Far NCIkers - 1905 % Coca ID
CI"ss SSuJq3 10 Butchers GRADES - 90 - 20 PIg%
- 6OGSS o. - ,.-.... ,,....... , i'm. .nt-,,,,,,
81 r1r.et strong, Far ChOi"" N1Vy' shipping ~teers.
:, o,0 - NetIve Butcher steers - ,Uosi so Grass
r,N an steers - 300 - %. -
yh%@o-Recelpts 500. shpmenrs $40; Common % Ne,
diua ~ OJas! 90 Fao Caoc' - 'Gs' -o LAMBS = w
Goc,L Rece,uts 1900; sAOments 300 Ligl' - 400
80, packlEs. 81 JOG - -: Ht.Ng. - lO4s5 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
CLOSING IRICEr OF PHIL1DELFHfA STOCKS
R..L..--L LL ] lIE II D WI. IS o.. u WIZ.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. le-r. "

WEDNESDAY,, NOV. IT,. v.
Ifthc speculation "a tho sock Exchange be craze.
tcla,' dealing, have Developed 10 IN Chilled proper
49, An ,,.,,,.,,.,. ,,.,.,,i with nm exhibition OF
'''"'' -''' ~ '''' '' . 80,
urgency to purchase p"ilhE the H's' "' o' 'H' "''
the tide food FOR everything ON tLr t later ihcfo
va. , M ,,-I,uoi Iy try desire 10 rclliyo
"''iH'l PoH''' VIII" 'N.'''. '' '''
upon ventures. and prices declined -hAFpy ana h
, ,,c,. ,,,,ri l.y In stock. the business OF tho
49,. .- ,.. &C.,. ...,.,.t ,,.,.-
day - recorded a. ''l''' Nh'i''' p" ''' '''"' '''
ions urobahy exceeded 100000 shares. 81 Paul was
,,it ,, to a. ,, 10 ,tt,..s mi ,nttr ,uteJ lu- 700
'''' ''' ''' o." Wv -,
shares y" th' "'} : "uH'h''7' u "i'"'' az i'' 80
- q. and. after suiur uuiWi";tAut Uu'i""'I- H'"
NJ 49, t, Infer d,,-ic 20 pG-. crrr,cd depressing In
=, -. 3D., ..,..f. ,...,...,.. t,,t n r,rovcrc,l
""'"'' "P'' BOW -. ~.
which lt- Nuti -llts 'io"Iih F"' I"' 't
a., al d. nor cont f"u.futiIuus zoe other stocks
W"'' "' '''' ''.''' - '- ' .
lt fD-r ihc whole n.a4H't was -H"hF' 'L' WE" " "
mai . ybufc mar. r~.rcrfcf weak nupcIraN. o..
-, 49, .,... .,,.. ...r. 49,, ,,,l.
Asa consequence 'A' """ P'''' '"'" '"''' '''' '''
nary l.fcru ll.'lc-, h-t Lr'wtu-iIuius tho general
,,.,.,,...,., Tint u. tom, ~ the market
''''' 1890, ,, ,,f
gain. arc much moro numerous than tho hhh dcrNh'''
eu,Lir, ,orirtl.l,,,y the trunk Iu" stock. tho
o., ,t...,.. ,,l t,,., ali ,f,.rI l,yrr than
wan ' " ...., .t
l4st c,ruluS. lh'tr seemed 10 De persistent """
,ni s.I.lrc II New York Central aud Lake Shore
,. .......t.,f ... 10 b.. ..,.i. ,n.,.,ffy stated
-'''"' ''' '"' ,, .,...o
,.o,,,,v f,r -ratrrIDcr ami October exceeded the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19

There were ten minutes OF panic III inc ceI-
thctc market yesterday. In that limo OFFICES "o"'
down about cents, touching - O6'4 ANA the de'o
from the mornings best figure nearly cents INC
break naturally left ira icrs domorh@cd ana prices 1t"
the end recovered only y cents from tne onos
uOiut Every feature the decline bore rcseuaNco
w.l concerted bear raid; the heavy trnsactonN' .o
offerings OF blocks OF oil seemingly researches Oh Ii1V
and the plethora OF reports ana stories rom W.
fields bcarish ~ character When this has been "Iit'c
al DO raid OF the speculation n.lS D''i
far ~ eau be ascortaincd nom usually wen
producers the cause assiSicd Tor tEc pr."s ~ lint
oral The dispatches Of an cNtreme too s'i
tie Clcuingcr we'll near Kane, Mexican COUNT? io ,,
wlllpruDably produce 100 bhiltIe ual ' i he tne
purchases OF loghbOrng land have Dceh IHuo ~ rtro
owners OF his we'll II tins II thn oNont oi Vac a'
Of lie" and there are come authorities WV IN Thc
that the facts VIII not prove To bo even so pral'I,
investor OF OIL Is let with general posl'ion VI -, ,ha
and supply that has before III Inc history Vi t
petroleum market been buah az II IN totay, WIN
INTO technical uctlA tuo olI,i,i
NAV safely be yenurod that the actual news received
hereafter respecting tho Kane sensation VIII DO lar
gloomy than the rom0rso which new thloh "iu ~ ihn
Tho trade started selling yesterday many ~
knowing what impulse thc} Mclc "'.''.5
on except desire To be with the crowd ~" ~, ,,,
rallied over cents from the extreme ucci"
but the nnal dealings made on an easier
Inc market closed steady but tho views OF opeoi Il"
To the future were unsettled ,.., ,,o ,,o,.
The range of prices aud the otal ueHhhs' III '"o ~
sOndatcd Exchange were rs IollOws'
uighcst..........,.lll Flnal-.-.-.- tV no3
Sales. barrels '-''-''''
The refined OIL market was unchanged IN price ana
BHApFoRp Penn., Nov. 1s.-Crudo Oil-Nationai lran'
ait Certificates opened ut 1903 and closed at iva
highest price. llOA, lowest price, 1903 Ce"'"''''
2G22 900 barrels.
OIL CITY Penn. Nov. lS.-Crudc Oil-National lran-
sit Certificates opened at ll0lt and closed a' io
highest price, III; lowest price, loo'e '"''
q or 900 barrels; clcarancGs G.otOOOo Datro.s In,
~ $50 barrels shipments. 79'49o parro'''
53,j73 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
11SrryyyG TO MEDICAL PtPrRS

The New-Ycrk State Medical Association
continued its annual meeting yesterday at the Murray
Hill Hotel The dey was principally taken up by adj
dresses Beyond visiting the Carnegie Laboratory to-
night and To- morrow morning, the tine or tie society
during the rest O tue week VIII be occupied III listening
IN fIe rradn. or medical papers. Almost 200 doctors
were present Yesterday and papers were read by tue lJ
LOVING: Austin Flint. it,, Isaac l. Taylor, Charles =.
Bull and Nathan BoZemau, OF THIS city; LdWln NtDp OF
Jrouklyn; samuel Peters AM W. h. SALON., O Albany
" ; Irc!naine ana L. g. Iynde, OF BIha.O; John =.
JIuisUu OF Corning; ". = Fuller ami l.. II. Moore, Of
Monroe County; Frederick Hyde OF Cortland county !
Isaac Purdy OF sullivan COUNTY q. Alder Buucr, o.
OAeida County; Henry Van Ian H. Of ScheIccJd dy
County aud Isaac De ZOucnc, OF Fulton County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19

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