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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-10
assiS,ree's sale.
A SSlGNEE /; !! i, SALE OF VALUABLE

A SSlGNEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
II REAL E,TATE
/ 4dtt aud BIZ virtue OF Deed Of Assignment
nyle y the undersigned BY frederick Eberwten
ial wiz. dated January the 9th, A. D., laat, and
DUR recorded In the Clerks Oillce Of tho County
Court Of OblO County, West Virginia, III Deed
BOOE NJ. 70, iOllO s., ! shall, on
SATURDAY, APRIL Is, ISs5.
Lihe front door Of the Court House OF said Ohio
tJlniy. commencing al 10 O'Clock A. NJ, proceed 10
eiEtpuOlIc 4le the following described real q.
hA situate 10 the tity VI Wheeling, Ohio county,
Nal Virginia, that u 10 say:
The sOa!h hall Of lot No. 2, In Square No. u, as
deiiRAIed On the InAp Of the subdivisions OF the
Io&pn CaldWeIl 4iah and additions tn reirom 10
hrEl!y Of Wheeling. In Ohio county, aud State
IiaNzAld SAID lot IrONts on tho weSL side Of Jacob
irsrt JttWeel 1weuty.eIshth and Twenty ninth
Iferv IN The sixth ward Of said city, on which
lhrleh IOtd OlesiOry franc house aud other
Improvement heing tho same prOpoty heretofore
CuAHeld BY Theodore FFedrickB and wile Dy deed
dltd SDvembGr l. 1879, and recorded 10 tho Clerks
OEtce GsOFIsAid Ia Deed BOOk No. Gy, folio 376,
ANt lot No y, IS square number twelve, u
dSlsnAldl N Tie map Of tho Subdivisions Of the
Ineph Caldwell estate aud add ions theEcirOm 10
The Ciy VI NkeelIng. Said lot I!0ntS on the east
sde o. Ch4pliae street between Twenty ighth and
lAenJ'lillh NrtrE, IN the Sixth wGtd 81 the q!
nlI't ASIhet With all tha improvements, hAild'
l1s, ADD spplrtGnanCGs thereto belonging, being
sAGC property conveyed 70 sajd E6sTwlen by
AMI Mann BY deed dated December 10, lsfs, and
Spisdsi u the Clerks Office Aforesaid In pGcd
8OtNO u, folio 81.
Auo, the south twOthI,ds PAT Ok lat No. I2i, on
1sSAIIide Of Market street, heLWocl TDenty'
satl Ali IWepiy'iOuith streets. IN Centre WhG4!'
~ ~ SiiitS III ChApiinc and CONS addition 70 the
" o MhetllUg, itOling lOtty'fOur feet on Mar.
n iltui anil pYtehlInp hnck mn hnudFfd and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-10

DuRKEy's SALAD DREsslSa AND CoLD
MEAT sAuosfor all kinds Of salads, fish,
vegetables and cold meats, phespet and
better than Aame.msde: No sauce equal
to It was ever offered SiwP&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-10
very Remarkable Reeeyery.

Mr.. Geo. v. Willing, Of Manchester,
Mich, writes; "AIy vile has been almost
helpless Tor i've years, SO helpless that she
could not turn over in bed alone. She
used two Bottles oil Electric Bitters, and Is
% % much NJ Oh. improved that she is able rev
Eleptr;c Bitte.s will do all that Is claimed
for them, Hundreds OF Testimonials attest
their great curative powers. Only fifty
cents bottle at Logan & Co.'S. MwF&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-10

The EranCis Scott Key Monument in
Baltimore Is consist Of a auted column
100 feet high, surmounted by o bronze
figure OF Key.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-10

The New York World thipka that the
Democratic party is stronger to-day than
a month ago, il may be, but the boys are
not 90 happy, ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-10
ssRough on corns."

ASK for Wells "Rough on Coras" Ice.
Quick, complete cure, Hard or AMT come,
warts, bunioRa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-10

Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice,
Sphers, chipmunks,c cleared outby Rough
on Rats" 15c,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-10

PHILADELPHIA, PA, April a-Flour very strong
In sympathy with the advance In wheat and hold
ets generally asking higher prices. Ryc Hour
scarce and firm; choice s. B9 small lots at $ as.
firm; No. 2 red April ~ 70; May bGa9tIIfc:
June asngSIEc; July 0gIEcasI %. Corn strong and
11za2c higher; No 4 mixed Soc; No. Q low mixed
sos; No. mixed SIC: steamer No. 2mixsd 494S{
May 6la515SC; June 5l11EAh2tEc, July 6i5{ aSltSc.
o9U, car lots strong and closed fully 1c higher;
rejectediw white iEsc; No. white 4CaiQIlp; No do
other descriptions dull ana weak; bradford County,
Pa, aud New York cxtras 22a2ic. EgSs steady;
aT ttas 1daIhLO ssfT7 '75 =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-10

Electrified butter will soon be In The
market A French patent has been o6r
taiAed fAr . proseSs 81 butter-making BY
electricity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-10

CINCINNATI, o., April e.-Flnur stronger and
higher. family, g Ssai Is; fancy 81 9oa4 go
bushels; shipments 600 bushels. Corn strong and
higher, with light offerings; No. 2 mixed 4GSla
lGHt Oats strong and higher, with good demand;
No. mixed SS1saa6c Rye strong aud higher: No.
nominal At si2 60. IafI hriner Ut soc bid zoos
asked, Hulk Meatl dFmee aud higher; shoulders
I.75c: ,shoIl ribs d21c. bacon strong and higher;
Whisky arm ii 81 Ia Butter In fair den nj
and unchanged. Eggs easier at 1IaI45Ir. Cheese
dull aud lower; Ohio factory Calico. q
TeLgne. a, April 9.-Whsai strong; No. Q cash
and April. SJoi May Sy5<o: June 9lS9se; No 2 soft
si}aSto. Corn strong aud dull No cash 46c bid;
Nay and Juno 4S5+o; July 47c bid. Oats nominal; ;
no quotations. Cl0yeIseed dull ;mAmm0th 8 e,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-10

PRESIDENT Cleveland selected pew in
Or. Spnderland,s church at Washington
because the Doctor was his mothers
pastor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-10
Bed.bugs, Files ,

Mrs. Palmelka, Of Ghatsleld, Nina, has
feeasehea the age II I8s years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-10

John Tenniel, who has been connected
with Punch as cartoonist ever since 1881,
has Just celebrated his g5th birthday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-10
Home Proof.

v,aney and Liver Diseases and RheumatiEm.-
sniys,T"S terriblyE.Nolhing seemed 70 hOlp me;
or,Id not rct ont OF bed. Dr. Smith cured Inc"
S0A'& ZEPlI. PHILLIPS, Wheeling. ". Va. :.
cntarrh, Pelypus Of Nose, Impaired Volec-sut-
isseti lar ycarS. patent medicine failed 70 help me-
Dr., Smith completely cured me-"
CHARLES CHADpUCKt
OF spcidel & Co., Wheeling. ". Va
a., w ~ iajed 10 riye me relief Dr. Smith cured
mel THOMAS HOLT. Insurance Agent;
cured me" Louis I. WASHINGTON.
srSoisiia Running eores on Head -"My son wa
sfaIctcd foF fourteen years. Nothing seemed to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-10

omoAeo. ILL.,, April s-1he Droutrt' Journal re.
norts: Cattle Receipts 800 held: shipments 3 900
head: shipping cattle loc lower butchers and otheI
grades unchanged; sales hanged: STE n 81 bOa6 %;
StockcfS s. IQai 70; feeders 81 1hR4 70, Hog4-Re.
eeipa 1900 head; shipments l7go head; Opened
firm and closed n higher; tIRle brisk; rough and
mixed 81 3,li Is; heavy packing and shipping
d Ola So; light bacon 81 ida4 10. sheep-ReceiptI
800O head: shipments .2OO head: tnlde active and
values rn q tsgy gSSa 70 e q PIG. Goa
EAST LIBKRTY. Pa, .April o. Consignments oi
cattle to day, being all for through points. there
was nothing doing In local trade; receipts as head;
shipmHnn 4lS head; shipments 70 Now York yes.
AZ %; Workers 81 75a4 IS; receipts
], 6A9 head; shipmenu 1900 bead; shipments 70
New AStS Yesterday, four car loads. sheep dull
and unGhahyed In prices; receipts 30 head; Rhip.
mentS 500 mead.
CINCINNATI, April Olive hogs active and firm.
common and light $ 50a4 90; pse Ting and butch:
ers q 'o0ai Is; receipts ~ Aeaa; shipments OIL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-10
Young menl-Read rhIr.

Thomas A. Edison has bought winter
dwelling-house at Fort Meyers, Fla.
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Petroleum.

TTTrsvu1x. Pa, Aprll National Transit Ger
tIlnates opened At T7lSe; highest 7gjEc; lowest
77IIc; clCSpd at JSfc: thlpmentS z, S59 barrels;
RUS 1896 barrels; charters 1858 barrels The
tho New York stock aud wheat market Thorn
ntnak e. IL nina q ssh haFNafE
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si2 2aai2 %; May S12 15ai2 %, closed ut So as,
l23ISj June S12 f0ll2 CO. closed at 81 4aal2 l7i
Lard stronger and tnoeo active With prices l0ll6
aasT s1sa ,, e9s se nay $50 sIs;sd 9
Bofed meau anal sl0dldets 1 5aal. Got sh0Ft nh
6:leaaleet khprt clear 69oa6 sc. Whieky arm al
10 sugars unchanged. B,ister and egg I'M
htghefs Nay clos d at $50 Corn Arm ii 44Itc
Nay; oais steady At SIX Nay. PORK, si2 10 Nay.
Lard, 7,02,ffc May. n + 7 =
INV foak, April o. Flour. receipts 1919 bar.
fels; exports i8l barrels; tho market was excited
and lta21c per Dbl higher, sympathlEtng with
grain; superane western aud State S2 76aS Il: com.
mon 70 good extra western aud State s. 66A6 as;
good 20 choice s. 5Ua5 %: common 70 choice willie
SS0Oas 20: common 70 good extra Ohio " 2iab co.:
common TO choice extra ST Louis s. 2a5 80; patent
Minnesota extIa, good 70 prime S 0na6 SO market
closing asnL Wheat; receipts 4S.l6 bushels; ex.
pors 1900 bushels; market excited aud very
GLIDING frm, options opened taGi better iiScttEi
Ing rapidly during the day, leaving Oh unsettled
aud ald &c under outside rates; speculation brisk;
sales bushels fntrcs goo bushels spot;
No. spring 9ic; nngraded ned SBChst 90; No. 8
rcd 995 delivered: No. 2 red g7gtagSIfc: No. 1
white sc; No, 9 rcd April nominal; May, sales 4.
goo bushels q sSeaSt o. closln. At 69c; June,
ssleS, 10000 bushels at assasi q. closing ut
sI0s2; August, sales 72OO bushels at 81 d5al OF,
closing az 81 VI; October sales 5000 bulhels ut
8 o.; November, Aales l6.00Q bushels at 81 OK
lEgtIN hlNauttQ ASAk3tS on spot anu lHS54upn Or
tons. clio Ing veFy lrm: receipts 20a6al bushels;
exports 1sI3S5 bushels; salss d, 900 bushels IA.
tufes; 4l0.OyO buShelS spot; ungfAded 6OIISR55c:
steamer 81 1$a12c; No. 2 6l5laS2c: steamer white
SO; yellow Sc: ungrndGd white Sc: No, 2 April
u closing At 621 e.; May 6lsSGi3c, closing
It 1870; Jupc 62A5S5<c, closing &c SO July 63l
closing at 6tsc; steamer April 81 0ats IA
10 higher and t4lfy active; receipts 81, 40 bush.
Is; exports y1,I72 bushels; sales $4,000 bushels
nure: i6e 00o bushels gpot mixed western 1SG4Oc:
Rb1te do saaiic. Hay fm and ialrly active. Cof-
%, spot Ar; Rio quiet; options shade lower aud
lulet; sales 1850 bag; Apdl May 1850;
July August 65e; September 76ta7 CSC;
october 765a7.7ps; December z.76c. Sugar dull !;
ctlned steady: graduated l1iGc MolaSses quiet
iut steady. Rice firm and IN tnir demand. Taliow |
teady al $40. Trlrpcntlne dull at s0jjzc. Eggs |
Timer and In fair demand; western 15al51c Pork |
trOngor and more active; mess pork SIS O0Gla IS |
seet inll. Cut meats firm and quiet: long clear |
10. Lard advanced l2t16 points, closing steady;
Sestcfn spot quoted 1905; April SO; Nay 1.eia |
SIC; Jnle 10! &c; July &c; August +Ua
49c. Bltterdull and easy. Cheese qGietand arm
or choice. Fs
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cotton.

NKw FoRK, April o.-cotton dill: middlIns
upland II i:l6s: Orleans II 5.lGc: futures CLOSED
Gitn; April 1Olc; May 1l.0Gc; June ll.l6c; Jul
l1.2ic; August ll.3ic; September Il.0Gc; OStahe
ll.5se; November l0.tSc; December 70 40; 1annar!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-10

NV YoRk, April 9-The market has boon guile,
ln demand ofagents, with moderate esSortments
Of special alone lsloticeable Clothing wo0lens RrC
having more attention with O. very tliF huSlhesa
succeeding. The iobblng trade hRS been more
quiet III all deplftncnts
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medf.ea1.
81 HAVE sUFFEREDl,,

- n
With every disease imaginable for the LAST thres
yean. Our
Druggist T. ]. Anderson, recommending
"Hop RlttetE' to me,
used two bottlesl
Az, entirely cured, and heartily recommend Hop
Bttes to every one. ]. D. Walker, Buclhef, Mo-
Iwrlte this usa 8k ~
Token Of the great appreciation have q you
Hop
Bittep. Twas afflicted
with inlammatory rheumRtlsmi
Seven ye a and no medicine seemed 10 do me
any
dOodill
Until tried two bottles Of your Hop BItterz, and
tony surprise I am as well today Rl ever Twas. !
hope Il 5s
"You may have abundant success"
"1n this great aud"
Valuable medicine:
AnyOnet wishing TO know more about my
curcH
Can learn By addressing me, EN-.
Williams, 1Ioa lGsh street, Washington, DC.
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GEN. GRANT AND .sNELLTE.n

onlee .No.. 20 aad q FoaFleeath slseel.
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BALrlAoRE, Nd, April e.-whcat, western active
and higher, and excited; No. 2 winter rcd spot
o64ay5c; April 97c asked May 07aD75Ic; June 9SJI
gghc: July 81 COZ bid. Corn, westCfi higher aGd
bic bid. Oats tFln; western white aSa40c: mixed
SfinAln. panNislnnE hnll -. II u.
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Goods.

clX1xSAr, oo ApFN S-cotsoa steady and drn
at 1U5zc,
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Prr1sBuRdH, Pa. April 9.-T1c oil market was
quiet and brisk, the European war vows being 70.
garlel aS bulIsn. Prices opened al 7I5Ic, and I'D.
Hatleed 70 when s1ue Etllllls 70 realize Sapied
q reaction 10 7s3ip at The close.
NV Eoak. April 8 Petroleum; United closed
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Certificate as honorary member Of the
Mercantile Library Of San Francisco.
The freedom Of cities in England, Ire.
land Scotland, including London Edin.
burgh, Glasgow and Dublin, and other
parts Of the world.
Addresses to General Grant from va
rious Chambers OF Commerce and work.
ingmen's societies all over the world.
Resolutions Of the Territorial Ploneera
admitting General Grant 10 membership.
Resolutions Of the 0aledonian Club, Of
San francisco, admitting General Grant
as honorary member. 80,
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-10
". W. ChrIstian A.sociation.

The work of this association is steadily and rapidly increasing; the supply of funds, teachers and household supplies does not meet their increasing demand. Pounds of care and perplexity would roll from the shoulders of the managers if some kind friends could be found who would nay off the debt. They would then be enabled to enlarge their field of labor and answer the increasing demands, while now they are all hampered and obliged to refuse many calls for accommodation and instruction. They need home furniture, and especially carpet and bedroom rockers; they would also be glad of household supplies, books, pictures, in fact anything necessary or desirable in an attractive and we'll ordered home.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-10
Yale Notes.

The Princeton trustees will meet to-day and decide whether the Princeton eleven can play Yale at the Polo grounds. If their de- cision is negative the game will probably take place here on Saturday, the 21st.
 The instructors in physical training from most of the prominent eastern schools and colleges will hold convention in Brooklyn soon for the purpose of considering the ad- visibility of forming permanent organiza- tion to promote the success of that branch of college work.
 Hon Yung Wing '54, who has distinguished himself both in China and America for his devotion to the best interests of his country, delivered an address in Hartford last week on ''The Christian Education of China"
 The Pittsburg Herald thinks that President Porter resigned in consequence of Yale's poor success in athletics last year.
 The Cooperative society has increased it's membership to three hundred and fifty.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-10
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Henry G, Hurd, A Wealthy Derby
 Farmer's Rash Attempt-Takes Paris
 Green Hut Takes Too Large A Dose.
 Henry G. Hurd, a wealthy farmer of "Tur- key Hill," Derby, attempted to commit sui eide yesterday morning by taking Paris green. Hurd has acted strangely of late and has shown mania for buying land, although he at the same time kept complaining of the hard times. About 10 o'clock yesterday morning he left off his work and said that he was going in the house to get something to eat and would return in a few moments He did return soon and went to work in the cider mill near his residence where some men were employed by him in making cider. Hurd worked for about fifteen minutes when he told oneof his men that he had taken a large dose of Paris green, but the man did not credit the story and when Hurd left the mill shortly afterwards he forgot ali about it. Half an hour later Charles Morse, of Turkey Hill, found Hurd lying on his back in a meadow rear of the mill throwing up the Paris green he had talk en. Morse gave an alarm and Hurd was taken to his home and Dr. Beardsley sum- moned. The doctor worked over the would be suicide for some time, and he will proba- bly recover. Hurd nearly two years ago at tempted to commit suicide by taking dose of laudanum. He is a married man and claims that family troubles were the cause of his rash act
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-10
DECISION RENDERED,

Judge SIOddard's Decision i'm the Case
 of Perkins vs. the City of New Ha-
 yens
 Yesterday the Board of Selectmen received a copy of Judge Stoddard's decision in the case of Perkins vs. the city of New Haven, which is as follows.
 city of New Haven.
 Supreme Court of Errors, New Haven county, June term, 1885.
 "Stoddard, J. Opinion of the court
 "The plaintiffs contention in the case is grounded on the theory that the police com missioners are the agents of the city and have therefore the power to contract 50 as to bind the city. Chief Justice Park, giving expression to the law while construing the charter of the city of New Haven, said in Jewett vs. city of New Haven, 38 Conn, 379: Now it is conceded that the boards of police and road commissioners have governmental duties imposed upon them by two of these enactments;' and in accordance with this statement of the law it has been universally agreed that the police commissioners of the city of New Haven are State or public agents engaged in performing public and gov ernmental duties, and that they are not private agents or servants of the city, nor engaged in any matter of corporate and pro- prietary concern. Under this state of the
 
 these public agents single other public duty, that of selecting and providing voting places in the city and town of New Haven for all elections except school elections.
 "In performance of this duty in respect the police commissioners hired room to be used as a voting place at a meeting of electors to pass upon the adoption of constitutional amendment, and also for the last State and national elections. No city election was held at either of said terms.
 ''There is no other statute imposing the expense of providing voting places upon the city treasury.
 ''It is the established custom in our leeis- lature to impose upon the several town treas uries the various local expenses necessarily connected with State and national elections; there is nothing in the charter of the city of New Haven indicating legislative intent to charge the city treasury with these expenses in the town of New Haven. Such an act of legislation would be anomalous and wholly at variance with the general and ancient practice in this State.
 ''It is difficult to conceive duty more plainly and exclusively public and govern mental than that of regulating State and national elections, and the police comnis sionsrs in the discharge of their duty in pro- Qiding voting places for such elections are public agents, and not the agents of the city, and therefore can create no contract relation between the city and third persons in this respect. judgment for the defendant"
 This case went up to the Supreme court from the Common Pleas courtl upon 8 reser- vation, the latter court asking the opinion by the higher court. Judgment was entered of the Common Pleas court in accordance with the order of the Supreme court.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-10
A win Case.

The codicil to the will of the late Samuel Couch has been admitted to probate at New Hartford. It relates to the portion which was originally devised to son, Nathaniel, and after setting forth that nothing has been heard of him for fifteen or twenty years, provides that if he does not appear within five years $20, 900 of his portion shall be di- vided among his nephews and nieces, the residue to go to such benevolent objects as the executors may see fit. Nothing has been heard from the son Nathaniel since the death of Mir. Couch, and it is probable that he, too, is dead. The codicil is dated in 1882
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-10
Tha Rirst Keen Twinge.

As the season advances the pains and aches by which rheumatism makes itself known are experienced after every exposure. It is eific for rhe4matism-we doubt if there is or can be such remedy. But the thousands benefited by Hoods Sarsaparilla warrant us in urging others who suffer from rheuma- tism to take it before the first keen twinge.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-10
Presentation Go MT. sweeney.

A number of the employees of the New Haven Rattan company manifested the es- teem and friendship which they entertain for MT. Frank Sweeney by presenting him with an elegant and costly gold ring purchased at Ford's. MT. Sweeney has severed his con- nection with the Rattan company after hav- ing been employed there for the past three years and has located at Greenpoint, Long Tsland
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-10
THE WEATHRR RECORl
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.
 WAR DEPARTNENT,

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.
 WAR DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL SERVICE, wAsHINaToN. D. C., Nov. 10, fSS5-1 AM. For New England, fair weather, nearly station ary temperature except in the extreme eastern DOT tion. slight fall in temperature, westerly winds rising barometer.
 For the Middle States fair weather, stationary, fol- lowed by rising temperature, northwesterly winds, becoming variable.
 For Wednesday, fair weather is indicated for the districts bordering the Atlantic, with slowly rising temperature.
 Cautionary off ff-shore signals continue on the At Iantic coast from Henlopen to Passport.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-10
The Karmaeaa

Will be attended by the fashionable ladies of the city. Should cold weather prevail, it would be interesting to know how many of them wear furs from Brooks & Go. Safe to the stock so large and 30 stylish. Also En- glish seal plush saeques tailor-made, perfect Hitting, thirty to ninety dollars. Chapel street, corner State.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-10

ssMarching AlOng.H
 The Centennial American Tea company, 365 State street, are marching along victori- ous over ell competitors. They are positive ly retailing goods atlower prices than can.b named by any other concern in the city Quality of goods considered1. They are making great display every Saturday and Monday in special inducements, given to every purchaser of half pound of tea and one pound of coffee.
 Call next Saturday or Monday and secure one of them.
 Try "Perfection Cream" Java coffee and Victor Chop tea, for sale only by us and se- cured by our trade mark. no9 m tu fri sa See Johnson and Bro.'s adv't on 3rd page. KNOW TENSILE, by reading the <sScl. ence of L1fe.', the best medical work ever pub