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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-25
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Bob and AIRS Brother Jim.

There are in Washington two brothers OF
the Taylor brothers who are running for the
Governorship of Tennessee. Both OF them
are clerks Of the government, aud both say
that IL they were in Tennessee during the
coming election they would vote for neither
Bob nor All. A gentleman from Tennessee
said to-day that such OF the speeches rs are
have delivered were written by another
brother. named Jim. WHOM the SIN ATTEST IN en-
Der OF the family. jim wrote the speeches
and made his brothers rehearse them before
him, do v n in the barn, previous TO the present
k..in Hnttr
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-25

The marriage certificate OF Grover Cleve-
land and Frances Folsom states their re-
speotlve ages TO b. AZ and Il, and ihasmuch as
the number is esteemed particularly lucky,
believers In luck are figuring out an immense
amount of L. for the Presidential pair, be-
cause the BRIDES age is just times Z. the
grooms times Z, and the difference between.
times Z. They might so on and show that
the two ages mate 10 times ], the average
multiplied by tho other l47 times T. but IL
would hardly affect the amount Of luck, after
all.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-25

Ex-Public Printer Rounds is a funny
kind OF fellow. Several years ago he
printed trade paper in Chicago in which
he rayed about the union, Dragged on his
patriotism and villiHed the Southern peo-
pie, "eXrebels" soldiers particularly, and
while he was in OIL 20 he managed to get
a good deal Of putting out of partisan
newspaper correspondents at Washing
ton, who were charmed with his elusive
loyalty TO the grand old party. 1t turns
out now that he was no better than the
average Republican oficeholder, and his
administration Of the Printing Bureau
may be made the subject of an investiga-
tion. Monday banquet was given in
his honor at the Ebbitt House, and a val
liable clock and several other articles OF
vlrtu were presented to him, the value
OF the whole being estimated at 81 900. II
is said that one OF the strange features Of
this testimonial is that IT. was suggested
by Mr.. Rounds himself. A few DAYS be-
fore his official career had drawn to a
close he minated that the testimonial
custom would not be Objectionable. A
committee was appointed, which waited
on him and learned the articles that he
would prefer. In his customary bust
ness-like manner Mr.. Rounds made out
the list and the purchase was completed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-25

There are many things that affect the
fashions. The Philadelphia Record says
'the introduction OF natural gas into the
household and industrial economy OF
Pittsburg has brought about change in
the Pittshurg fashions. The ladies', who
during the smoky bituminous era were
obliged To 90 about dressed in fabrics OF
sombre hue, now array themselves In
gowns Of paler and lovelicr tints suited Ia
the season Of flowers aud outdoor comfort,
II the supply Of gas should ever fail-and
there is hardly doubt that II will-tne
return TO smoke and SCOT and Crime in
Pittsburg will be looked upon as little less
than a calamity"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-25

1t is to be regretted that the location OF
the Georgia Psychological School is being
made the bone or contention among rival
towns. Atlanta, Athens and Macon each
wants it, and each claims superior sdvan-
taees. Macon appears TO be the better
place for the school-all things considered.
IL is very near the geographical centre OF
the State, it is a railroad and manufacture
ing as we'll as an agricultural centre,
and besides 1t is the home OF Nat Harris,
to whose Efforts mainly the State is in
debted for the success OF the movement
10 secure the school
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-25

been discovered in BlOunt county, Tenn.
II Is to be hoped that the schools through
out the country will now devote more at
tention to mathematics.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-25
Politico-Agrioultural Metaphors.

From tAe Washin0t0n Post (Dem.l
In his agricultural address Gov. Hill warm
~ advocated the rotation of crops, causing
much joyous exclamation among office
seeking Democrats who regarded the speech
as metaphorical and alleGorical. But proba-
Oily the statesman of Elmra had in mind
only the succession of turnIps and oats and
the advantage of planting pumpkins among
the corn.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-25
CURRENT COMMENT.
Queen City and Reform .

Frna. the Cincinnati Enquirer lDen,.)
With the promise Of freedom, rich lunches
and the best brand OF whisky, the only WON
der Is that so few of the convicts in the peni-
tentiary are ready to make false oAIhs against
Democrats. Mix little gunpowder with the
whisky, and may be they will go OF better.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-25

1t is not believed that Clews anh his
crowd will be able to buy any new Geor-
gia bonds below par in the near future
Their boycotting tactics can only hurt
themselves.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-25

One reason why False Prophet Virgins
makes his home IN Canada is because he
is such great and unmitigated fraud.
He ought TO get acquainted with Mother
Mandelbaum, and be made an honorary
member of the great American colony at
Montreal.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-25

The new silver certificates are worth
now more than silver dollars, but they
are great deal lighter, and no doubt will
float in circulation much better than the
silver dollar does.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-25

Chairman Manley, of the Maine Repub.
iican State Committee, has been using one
of the patent adding machines, to
Judge from the way he added the election
returns OF his Stale.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-25

II Turkey will protect Bulgaria from
Russia, and England will protect Turkey,
and Germany and Austria will protect
England, the Eastern question will begin
to look something like fair one,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-25

1t is probably an error to suppose that
Secretary Lamar has been prosecuted by
the reporters. 1t is more probable that the
reporters have been the martyrs and the
Secretary the persecntor.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-25

j. is said that the Crown Prince of Ger.
many does not like Bismarck, and that
when the Emperor William dies the iron
Chancellor will no longer he the power
behind the throne. The Emperor, how
ever, appears TO be determined to uphold
. his faV0rIte by OUTLYING him,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-25

Consul Porch Is from the backwoods of
Missouri, but 1t is not believed that he
would stoop to misrepresent Mr.. Sedg-
wick or anybody else. The current opin-
ion is that Mr.. Sedgwick is zone of the
D'hoys.v
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-25

The story about Geronimo having cap
tured Gen. Crook and paroled him is a
romantic one,if 1t is not romance made
out of the whole cloth. Gen. Crook evil
IDENTIFY did not break his parole very
muon, whether he was ever paroled or
mot
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-25

Somebody ought to inform the sea SER
pent that the 'season" is at an end, and
that he can't hope to SOW any more OF
the seeds of original sin at the watering
places before next summer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-25

Col. Chauncey Depew has not given the
result of his after-dinner conversations
with the European Emperors yet. Is it
possible that he was not taken into the
confidence of the great sovereigns:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-25

The women physicians are getting their
share OF the practice in Philadelphia,
and it seems as if they intended to keep
It in spite Of the frowns and snubs OF
their professional brethren. The women
lawyers have not yet got much OF hold
on the practice in the Philadelphia
c0urts
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-25

The Washington Star got into a little
furry because somebody in Richmond. in
speaking of Miss Winnie Davis, referred
10 the South's struggle for constitutional
liberty" II the 5tarwould study consti-
tutional law and history it would doubt
less discover that there was more truth
than poetry in the EXPRESSION.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-25

DR.. Loring is candidate for Congress
from the Essex, Mass, district. II he
''gets there he will know just how to put
garden seeds where they will do the most
good,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-25

Barnum has not yet put in hid for
Geronimo to exhibit along with his Sand
witch Islanders, but he may do so if he
can't get sea serpent.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-25

The Memphis Avalanche says:
"Whatever may be the truth OF the rela-
tive merits of Bob and All on the stump,
IT cannot be doubted that the fraternal
debate is creating great excitement and
immense Democratic enthusiasm. Parti-
san accounts may be discounted suf-
aciently and yet remain convincing on
that point"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-25

AS Geronimo can't speak word Of
English, there is some slight ground for
the hope that he won't write magazine
article perverting the history of his little
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-25

The down-Easters do not seem to think
Ehe country is in danger, to judge by the
way which they continue the yachting
craze,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-25

UNIVERSITY OFGEORGIA, PHI NELL
~ d. D., LII. D., CHANCELLOR. The S6i
Session Of Departments at Athens will begi
Wednesday, 9Th October next. Full course
of study IN Letters and Science. Specia
courses in Engineering, Agriculture, PhysiG
and Chemistry. TUITION FREE. For cata
logues and information address the Chancel
Tor at Athens. Law School opens at SAINT
III" e. For information address PROF. GEO
DUDLEY THOMAS, at Athens, Ga. LANAI
COBB, See'y Board of Trustees, Athens, Ga,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-25

GEN. BoULANGER has recent ordered the
trial OF a method OF inducing vioIous and
restit horbes 10 stand quietly while being
shod. The method Is due To the know cd 90
and ingenuity of NJ. lie Capitane Places, and is
ead to have proved eminently successful,
The arrangement merely con lists OF an Undue
ton coil, n dry battery, and an arrGngemen /
for giving - shock OF graduated inteneity'
TO the animal under treatment. The m6st
vicious horses which could be found In the
cavalry school at Sau nur subsidized into quiet
ness upon the application OF this device.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-25
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,

PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA. The Twent7
second Annual Session of this School for Bow
begins the first Monday in October. Thoroua
preparations for University of Virginia, lead.
ing Engineering Schools and United State
Military and Naval Academies; highly re-
commended by Faculty of University of VII.
GINA: full staff of instructors; situation
healthful. Early application advised. as nun.
Der of boarders is strictly limited. For eata,
logue address W. GORDON McCABE, Hes.
Master
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
COTTON MARKnrs-sY rELssaApL

LIvEerooL Jan 1J--l2:31 p m.-Coton quiet hiuSnns
rpI,nd. l5dt Mtddlng Orleans 5isl; sales-o.Ooo
GaIes ncludng 300 bales for speculation ana export
receipts 3G.6O0 bales, Including 300 bales AIneIiSl,
Futures steady the decline; Upands Low nlrunms n
clause. January delivery. bJ 64d do January anu S
airy delivery 62G41 also 6a64d; do February "a a.,
March delivery March and April delivery 294a,
delivery 1.ld; 10 Juno and July delivery l6sL GO
July aud August delivery l36di co August and sep'e'
ber delivery D lBG4a. oooo,,.- ..u.r,
Jpn The sales OF the included $500 bales A,neri-
can Futures iuil; Uplands Low Mdding clause Jsnu
deiv. $3.50. sellers: Jdnuary ana feDfnaiy uo
livery. OS4d sellers do. February anu Marcb deiL
sellers March aud April delivery I'D sellers
June delivery Sold. sellers Jun. ana July delivery
10 Cad Sc eIs; do. MY and August delivery, iSoSa
sellers: do. August and september drliyery Ioo4u
sellers.
8 D. m.-Cotton-Fuiures closed quiet; Upands Low hid
dl cause January delivery bIbld sellers ~ Jsin
AIRY ami FEBRUARY delivery 62Gid sellersi DO Feorua
March delivery. o3j4d. sellers DO hnrco ana AP
delivery, l64d 2.leTs 40. April ana May dsIi'ery;
sellers do. May ana June delivery. 6g5d eIieIs
do June aud Juiy delivery. aGid sellers do July ana
August delivery l262d. sellers do August and Septem
Del delivery, l5.0id sellers ,o
ty,LvRsrOs jan l9-COttOu 1rm Midding. l5:le; Low
MGding 719i GOOD Ordinary l9 pet Teseip.s ~
bales gross III a-I Exports y Tue Continent 40 VaiSs
sales. JH3 bales; stock "a S95 bales. ,,,,
SAVANNAH Jan. l9-COtton quiet ard hrmj Mh'dnh5
so Low Mddlgg 3l6; Good Ordinary, I.l6 net re re
lJj bales Exports to Great Britain 3,52l Daes saios
500 bales, stock. 1903 balesS .,,. o., "a
NEw.ORLEASs Jan 49, cotton Arm; M.ddling il-a9
MIddlng 81 GOOD Ordinary 7s net reoelpts
Daes gross S90j bales Exports to Great,Bri'i1' ZVo
sales 1000 bales; stock. 40J,2ol bales
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
rru vopx nA,1y TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 90 1850

might bear in mind that cbeapness is not every
thing. Cheap and nasty is the rule in the book
publishing business and this. if persevered in, can
only result in the debasement Of literature III
people are to accept their mental and riItual food
in filthy rag shape they will less for It, Will
prot less by it and will presently be content that
the Substance shorld follow the form. MT.
Matthew Arnold on this on 80 many other
matters has said the right thing. lie protes's
against a cheap literature hidcous and ignoDle ol
aspect ana declares that sense OF beauty anu
fitness ought TO le satisfied in the form ana aspec.
of the books we read as well by their contents
OF Captain Burtons translation OF " Inc hraoiS"
Nights two volumes have now appeared Deio''
ANYTHING had been seen OF them. gave sopi0
account of this scheme. and OF the material on
which he had worked with statement OF the
reasons which made all existing versions unS"','
factory to the student, aud incomplete Captain
Burton saw fit to reprint these desutory paragi"p'
as o kind of circular or advertisements Vi ni'
forthcoming book. He did not think IL necessary
to ask leave 10 do this nor did know 10 "ha' u'0
my letter had been put till it was too late 10 ooJeo'
In any ordinary case it would nave oeeh Vi h' 'V-
sequence but Captain Burton's version Is Oh suoh
character that wish to state the facts anu W say
that when wrote my letter had never seen i''io
of his translation and had 10 idea that wh"' ''"
of his plans would be used for the purpose !" "''
been. or for any purpose except 10 oe pf'i'eu !"
your columns As 1T 49, am made 10 seem " e'N'
some sort of approval TO book which | think
offensive. and not only offensive, put glosSiy anu
needlesslv offensive If any body has been induced
10 subscrib. for 1T by what wrote regret IT, ana
both to him ana to myself think this explanation
g. W. s.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
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New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
EnpnpEAN pRnpuCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Jan. 10 PROVISIONS Bacoh. Cumoeriana Cut
2gs I'd. Lon. Mnlcs. ZSs Cd: SNORT Cie4i huues
2s short RIBS, 25s obi shoulderA Us Od per W. W.
bcef-Sls Extra indian Mess Prime Mess Gus Vo-
PorK-Pume Mess jls 0d per bbL' Prime Meas EASTERN
ola, Western. Gd. Lard Amencan. 32s; Primo ese
eru yy, dl Lard oil. 3ss Od. Hlms-LOng cut SIS va
shoulders BUs Butter 51s I'd cw for nnest Uhitoa
statra Cheese mercan Choice. 30 cd WheAt-ltea
Western sprng Is I'd as 3D.; Red Winter Is "a Do
per cenan SDuHg.7A Ld ew Western WINTER "a III.
New Mixed Western. "a. ID: California NO l. os; ~ %
Ia Ia Californian No ia Cd 0Bs.9d GENITAL Produce
Sp,rIts of Turpenna. ia Gd london. e. Od Der
cyt hcncd petroleum. 74d 07lsn pergaon CloyerSeen
American Red AVS. por TalOv-27s "a. DercTt RH&
C0innon 81 a.: Pale. lis Cd 10s. OH Llnseed on IN
I'd per cwi. IalOv-k1ne Anorlo n 80 81; Prn' CIy
2Ss Ud per cwt American refrigerated Beo hind quart
era a.. ioe quarters "A Dor ID. -. :. M,
centaia. a.lrctn ling f.Ubj csntals AmtuctI
receipts ~ American corn Tor tho pas Heouo' WV
lUl. 90 centIs -, s,o -.
Ioxo0y Ian lQ.-PI PIOduce-Tinsaed OIL 2l9 7s.
I'd ner Lnseed 4ls9d per quarter Ianssee
Cake ~ 5s IS Refined Petrol-uIn D go. "
ii per gallon spirits OF TurDontinc 27s % pei ew-;
Sperrn Rosin-COmmon 1A Su per cWG:
Pale 10 ais Provlsons-Iard. JSs. Ot Der cwt ior
American sugar lts 10. cwL Tor Cuoa CentriIugu
p1 ran9 90 aud Is ID dl5s Odfor CUBA Museovsdo isr
fcnnng a1O,t. Australian raiow-BecL 2js Od q ;os
Cd, Mutton. 25s Oh. d27s Od Cocoa Nut oh-Oe5'on
1 q Js.; Cochin. $50 OA
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
feaal Notite.
THIRD.AYE.. CORNER OF 9OTH.sT.-

THIRD AVE, CORNER OF 90TH-sT.--
/ supreme Court City and Comfy Of New York
Amrlia kerr and Walter Kerr eHecutrtx and oK-
ccutor OF the will and testament OF Henry A. keTT de-
c.a-ci plliIiil. agLHst Ferdnanl MaTcT and Rachel
"n,tnts called Regina Mayer his wife and others de-
fe dams ------,., -,
IN And t,rci In tir entitled action and dated De-
nber Z 1855, /. the underAgned, the referee IN rein
named viii sell at public auction AZ the Real Estate Ex
cTaIEe ant AuCtos looms Lue Nos. ~. o. Oh and -
I.r, 81 cot IN tire city Of York thursday tho
= m day NJ January >6 s Il 0c ook nOou VI that day by
Holm RUCiOErer the premises 10 sad Judgment men.
toned ami tAcre'n ce,er1lel a. follows 20 VT; H..
All hat ceIRiu gaT pcce or parcel OF gioutu slt
ate N The Tweittl Want OF tho city OF New.l OK and
bodrd follows BsGmung at the corner formed oy tne
intr tie sOuteastery limo hirdaNe with tho
hvc.,riy line OF Nlnetieh st.. aud running hence
ROp4 tho sjuthwcstery line o. Nineteen sL
scycnty Ouu and J uch {" land b.or lg 10 the
ear e nf william I'm Euder deceased tence westerly
opr t norrhcrY Of said Ehmeisrder lend In direct
tu mo hundred ll) and eight inches 70
IL line OF Third thence north steIy
along te soutnrastcry line OF fhlrdaye eighty seven s
fec inches sputheastcry corner 81 htTd ava ana
ETo,h 1t the place Of beginning b. he said dimensions
more or less said promises bong now know as lot No 10 on
block so 2p3 the map o the iZth Natd on ie In the
oco e, RCccver OF TgNos Of the Cy and County OF
Now. y ork Dated New York. January = 1856
~ WILLIAM A. BOYD. Referee.
LORD DAY q LORD.
Fialntifl. Attorneys, 100 broadway. Now Yosk CITY,
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For tho week ending Tuesday. Jan. 10, 1855

Receips for week. Beans 1880 bbs. Peas onsn
y n Vs 3 by fa demand stock bss been
out SSS,sS At + 'qst'He 7s eT snail oo5ns a
Il % and choice Medium and Pea o. 10 & ut cSe and
a. s s SSn q 'S Ior that
Medium brsSt eolorcd clean dry seIsg 8 90
r. gn gsy fa95St a3 Ss &c. 'Sa %mas ssGES kidney
better supsr bit fairly ste iy Red kidey SOW ste e
%orc @o than Lima ncderate dinana nS, nd tbs
Sa5osT p fse m PsT os general pree Southern Black Eye
very dull ooo
Beans. Marrow Do Black n It's s.. RSS2sS sSs2 SS
Iscc e e e5Gfn 95Gfer rffH T. T. l'is per
D, %hse Kianoy g g az az % % EO"' bag ''' 10"-
Recep for week 1922 psss Exports SpS mp $50
lyore slo, Of really r asSYs 1t,sS Hnt {9sg Iese
day and TO day trading has been light and while the sl
thc market Is as weas few lots OF l=n anrryare
&S & pa @ "aS To- Sa TnEt S aSS Xny
a5ie quan ty could not be wbocsicd that high Que sup
g go% rfi ensae e worS !" 70 best
Oiugne 9Sac and extTa nrgs so SntDe a, 10 show
up reoy srske frosty a ore anG or thS,e sG. NOD
ycF good grade ars are rtscnaoS has zee
5 Is te % eGIH o ] sS ~ and az h o mSyencl o, oher sorts
froa xoriers have taken se eil M hGnreH %
has been 50 cesc easd Ovsr-%o q ,ta the n ,bS
wei kept lots hayng found market t verv s,T
attractive ami can bo bought at " haures he late
decline m creamery much OF the trade hNay lICn
ptae II, Iry III tie att wing very dull SAFE AZ
barely sustained rce for lGcy quality and e rates oL
oine cradles some selections Of naubS 0ccls lsonay
eNce quotations 25a26ci5 f1il rate ior hnest nes
an pr mel IL ar, us than sold az iod<-o
fancy Cou " entire dalfies arc ne up W
.2c In rare little higher, but most OF tc o
can bo pDu II kns drag aid Zc is erre ne
r ancy ii dcIl OF dSry butter caG DE- ma IN ri %
N c whIe very poor stock i2c IA buyer VIII
taK when they happen to wan tlo gOls mitlon ,rc&m
eT, IA guie ava uachanRe: lned mlrk5 sell ~ Z5O PC
Wcst IN Dairy generally poor IN qualify ANA barI 10 se
allowed TO cil over the STOCK hy WIN pt
~ igc for the first but Il npDssipc 10 move
lie Urf 4 gh. ABOVE lGDl7c. Fine II sh factory u
absence o dcman mi fOT IL an! prices
are NJ 10 - l9c asket M Al ndari marks Iowa
uue nu an freely jfcci nj liGl'c some lico
fSh seconds going to CoPcnha1n nj co5t 0I Iu@ec
about In vcrv low grade changer bN ~ Gt oG
dun ana rCiatNey lower thah V''
OF bu tea the market
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20

NuTs-Peanuts in fair demand and armer mama
81 lie Pc cans cry plenty dnll round lots gnooa
oc Hickory nuts s3$1 90 per bush latter ior 0y
thin shclled only -, ,,,. oua oa,,c
HoXRY-x remey dull at l09l2o for white ann nc
for dark white extracted dull at 6U1e.i DARK ~"
saabe. o,eo.. ,or ,a,r
BEEswAx-Fair supply. demand light at 9iS26c Tor rar
IN
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
MILK.
The daily average receipts Of milk and ere

daily average receipts Of milk and cream az une %
railroad distributing polts n and Lear we LILY Siy "a
week follows Erie, $500 cans OF nlk a.
condcnsed Is Of cream susguehanlita INA
l03s cans Of milk aud cans OF cream New VOTE o,y
Northern, l23 OF milk; ONTARIO anI Westrr
1910 Of milk 160 condensed milk and ~ cans
cream Harlem 700 Of mills and 33 cans OF
milk; New and HARTFORD l,QlQ cans Of MIX new
Jersey Central 4eO eanso milk and cans OF cream @ anS
by miscellaneous short routes 32j cans OF inlK anu
o. The total daily supply mas seet s cen,
ans OF milk 237 OF condensed milk ana io2 Ssns
The price pal on the platforms averaged ~ %
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
Gres5Mi All.

nRESSMAKERw who can cnt, fit, make dresses
ard md rrauncnts wishes tohlvr sne moro work fOi
going oIt by The day. Call at $50 West lIth-st
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