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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after NOVEMBER Is. 1886.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
leave York viaDesbosses and courtandt Stree
HARRISBURG pit'soarg and the West with Pullman Palace
ana Chicago Limited Of b4f,or Dining smcxfns ami sleep.
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sSoS@sstns I! CORY for fitasve Pstroisaa
ESF so n me ssus af1S
Express OF pullman Palace Cars daily. except sunday
lOt arrive Washington p ~ ant IaiIy 80 M ar
$3.50 as sS sn ana ann and 9 n nSh sunday 00
For cspo Nav S sesSR Su io On saturdays only
Lonl branch Lay Junction. inerme stations
pm On Sunday $40 a M and p ~ ' do not stop az
10 and Norfolk. via Newyork Philadelphia and
Norfolk Railroad, pn every day. via Baltimore and
Boats BrSSGyS AnnsI connect With Al through train:
na srs' Lr0% daily @ ana sSs
S2o S. % P $40 $50 $50 a go Pa an. and I IS
p% FROM fhiiseIpGla s5o $40 900 7iS sso 30
s ss saS lS@ BIS n" 10 fsS siS sSa ssa
ash $50 sSH U.s. S 20 p Ss' aud So ,' ''''
Fox PHILADELPHIA
Trains leave New York Desbrosses and Court
e 4 s ses sStti Is Washington go% Limited cn.o..
limited % aa4 ia5 night Acaonmoa s iid .n ana
Gao sundays Express, S:lS s:5o. I, II Ti%,sd,.
sAs ss ally except .a@ saa lS s s and
iadS S nj ans a. + r9.a,os u" and io M ande~ m on
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iiI ss?l KsSr ESQ an $40 50 M i la
$40 ga 20 80 sS so ga In S aso Em asS
$3.50 3;is ' and s;i2 p. N ,,., ana - ,,,u
and loot Of DesSrosses oSrtlan st. No coarsss
sna Sr0os@ An ss 09s 81 st.
The New.York Transfer Company call for and check
baggage sH iG@ D e. Pu r residences JR WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agsa2
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Dauriny Araoemles.
Drounsa 6.
AQURDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
ROOM 200 STEWART BUILDING,
No. 2SO BROADWAY, NEW YORK, 1885.
M HONTRACInRS


ROOM 200 STEWART BUILDING,
No. 2SO BROADWAY, NEw-YoRK, 1885,
fNO CONTRACTORS.
newcrotoS Aqusuctin TwelihW ar city Of New
at O'Clock at which ,sI place and. aud hour they
rs and made BY
commissioners as soon ther.aiier a, practicable
whe 81 '' ss
walls Tor SAID HOUSE, and the ncosei chambers for
s w and the o hs yr 8r
Of the Aqueluct OF the trench for receiving
Of tie ten feet connection Tenth Avenue Gate
DOORS ali rehng grading and wasting materials and
all incidental work u connection herewith:
with the Of the person persons making the same
making the P.'S ali
Win sn aa He d sS n %1 oT @ ay
work and IN all Respects Iar and thout eolusioa or
Common council bead OF department she Of Bureau,
so or any IN the e%po" II the %que%ct Co@s
soners directly indirectly interested in the bd the
Eac b must be verified by the Of the party making
and must certified check upon National
or ss % 81 % 81 an n
Tor TIE faithful Performance q the contract such check
the Aqucdn commissioners their secretary delivery
% % ps A By the S the s
king the same within three DAYS after tue contracts
execute within days award
Sined by the Sy NewYort as iamdaisd damages for
such neglect refusal the provisions of
o. chapter 49, OF the laws OF 1883 he shall execute
the cont within the amount
posit will be- returned 10 him.
Of security required this
ton thousand dollars aud tho surety required Is
that hous-holders resident eehoers OF
the CITY OF NewYors who must collectively qualify for
amount Of the bon approved surety companies
incorporated under the laws OF this rtats.
The and residences OF the must DO stated
the bids.
The Aaueduct Commissioners right rejcot
any bids they for best Of the city
Bank forms OF bid proposal proper envelopes for
other Information be obtained NJ the
above once OF the Aqusduct Commissioners
BY order Of tho Aqueduct Commissioners
JOHN q. SHEEHAN.
Secretary.
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kAEST SHORE RAILROAD

w ~. \. Z. al x. Co., lessea
42u- ioliows and mil
u,es carrier II ON foot o. jay ST. North River ~ " ~
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ht. LOUIS $780, "o:l5 y.
Nagara Falls. o:l5. 300 a. H.. 'UV5. 's:lo i. IN.
hlslland. hlngston saugertes. CatsklL Albany 3l5
-7:lo, 900, l3v a 4:UU 1910, 'olo
tIanstons West Point .oinwa HewOurE $40. .Iio
$500. -lv.lo. llSO - H.. 4UUJUU $50 ami 'oOos
y M Cransons. CORNWALL NewOurE
For Montreal ana Canada East 900 p: m
hamilton LONDON. 300 ~ 900. o:l5 p. Torvnto.
1900 4. IN. t6:O5 1913 y. IN. -.
Elegan sleeping Tor Buffalo. Niagara rails. Dstroik
Chicago AND 81. LOUIS On all through ttsns -, -.
-ualy. tDay except SATURDAY Oli.r trains daily exsspt
Sunday
tons ~ Offices brOoklyu-oS5
tom.sL. $50 FuonsL, Aupex odice ivot VI rutous
CITY, o03 1855 942 broadway l3S Bowcy, ana
West stations iootVi col 4zdsL iooto Jysrn II
HENkl MN hlI.
bVanderbitav Gencisi Passenger As'ns
hkLAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WESE
Nkw.YUnk AND BUFFALO. LIGHTNING kAPREss
TRAINS NJ DUST. ALWAYS On TIME ,..uu.
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND PM o0A1 va
DAiy except sundays Bunalo and osweso nAtsess
Pullman 10 Water Ga. strousouf. seranon nlhx'
hanlon Einir. bath BuuAlo SYRACUSE osweSo orossss
Oxior Norwich. Utica connect at scranton or fnsston
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y Bingnamtou AMI ki,srs Expresa -uiman coaooes
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At Pttston kingston wukcsurra 40
I " IN DAILY bunalo Limited EAprsA Pullman .oaches
Corning nssh &ayiani, Buffalo. &c. arriving N Bunaf
1870 a "a Sleeping coach lot Cean via Way ixnsL
y p m. Daiiy bunao and OswexV kxpresA Pullmen
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kiehneid spnga connect NJ owego tor ithaca and nto
mediate stations except saluriayA cVunects ~ BuaAAs VIA
Tickets baggage checked broadway end
" Westeott Express offices IN New'lork aud brooklyn
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Gteamuuais an0 Eallrcucs.

LII fares reduced. -StOnington Line The
~ Iavore inside Route for Boston. Providence and al
New England points ..........
Iirst-class tare IS BOSTON. 81 25 to PROVIDENCE
full
e Ian ling Providence
o Boston.
Keclning parior landing
Boston WITHOUT ChAhGr-
STEAMERS wl cave pier No S. North River one block
aboy. L anal ST. $50 ~ daily except sundays
r. W. POPPLE, Gen Passenger AgI bOk 5.JII New-Y0rk
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, PrOvi-
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from rand Central Depot Express trans aly tsundays
eA cepte) tparicr attached, and IL
with palace sleeping cars. sun tv trains lOA with pal
acc parlor cars IL with palace sleeping
For Newport 300 Boston Xpress with paror
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r,,oprAn PRODUCE Markets.

yoxnor Nov iS.-Prodaco-Lnsoed OIL EGO os0d. a z2o
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ewL; Pale Oh ola Oh Provlsons-Lrd. 32s. ID per
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lar refining sdoat Australian Tailow-Beef 2ts Cd s2s
od Mutton, Z7s I'd 2os Sd Cooosnut On-Ceyion. 1928
Cochin 1875 American Refrigerated Beef So Ia
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DISCUSSING rsE- BEING OF COB"

The second lecture Of the delivered at
night by the ev Clarence woodnan the Church oil 81
Paul the Apostle Nmthave and FIFTY nnthst The supeo'
the " Beng OF 0od." The lecturer said In part
questions occupy the MINI
Doe. q living God oIstt Can ~o
thing about I'm Has lie spoken To man. s
has lie said xpounders modern science sn
that COT u unthnks therefore INK 10
make distinction here God Ills lnnnite fatally Is pc
yOnd pOwe hnite thought and therefore can popey
be- ga "a Whon
dcrstand God. partial nature hs sr a'
rea,aon then God IL neither unthnh
We conclude also that there must %
intelligence In col and also something aka 70 me mor
sentiments God must have love or anu
SYM AMY Why. then. should lie not
feongsf by should lie not rov cal Himse 10
We appeal the This CROWDED onuton
that human nature cannot get M OF
Divine commitment hungry Tor heavenly iooa
craving spiritual aid God the rewxrder Of those that o
gen lily eek Hun
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COTTON MARRErs-BY rBLEaRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Nov. l3.-i2:S0 M Business IL good 81
hardening rates The quotations OF Ameuesn cotton have
ali advanced 1. I'D. Mhldung Uplsnds SldL To- NH
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for spec ulatiop and export RecoipJs 2l.OOO
Futures quiet steady. Upands Low Aiddnns clause
November delivery 564d DO November aud December AZ
i5ld do January AM February delivery o. sso.a.i
do February and March delivery 26fd do March ana
April delivery. 52o4d do Aprl and May delivery ootd
May and June delivery. 70td do June aud July dehv-
cry. 8 964d ... n a.o -. 49,.
FUTURES steady. Uplands Low Mddng clause. Ncyemcee
delivery. o-o4d buyers. November aud pessny -
delivery 3B4d. December and January 60
livery ie4I. January aud February delivery Letd.
s,rrs February aud March delivery Todd sellefss
March and April delivery, SD. ssicrs ApJ sna ~
deIyrrv Iid sellers aud June delivery, ovIofds
sellers Jnns and july dell very. II SAD, buyers 80.
GALVESTON Nov. ia, otton dub AlddnnG ZIG.
Low Mrilns Lilo. Good Ordinary ~ uet and gfoes
roocips 9Oso sales 1000 stock Iossv e -
Ws.ky-Net gross receipts. 3<O9l bales exports ~
Great Br,tain so4 Daesi coastwise iaoJI oAAes s<e
"SoasoIS Nov is-CcIton steady abiding. ga sse
gross receipts $3.50 bales. exports 10 uIo.t britAe
80. coastwise 2307 bales; sales. SOIL bales; stooes
balaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-15
TIE PErROLEHM KiRKEr.

The developments In tho petroleum. situation last
emphaticay favor Of hoers and the spectators
finally appeared realize the mprov, which hes brca
place The provoking ~ tho
advance price aud the widening the
The National report surprisingly
favorable and whom all tho
ments shown that the heavy yields
and Wash neh- ~ over
losses elsewhere and actual decline uhoaeh
slghu had been made the ground hat
Production fell Oh from marry
ono barrels the yield per well shrinking ntern
lO One the rhayer wsil- ceased
dry holes ant the -
er1 wells c the northern Of the heid condemned
siderable portion territory the "ige OF the pool Has
but the numernu. evidences OF brighten outlook
ndence the substantial character OF the
nent unl.ss unforeseen strike ~ oil s nse the
production should DO downward for several oDt- ~ The
least The decline ~ thu field he stayed
by the Openi = few good wells ant the
of the distract IL ia the hxni- Of sbo
will husband u ia the hope The may
DE said or the best part Of the ~houstowb neh. cod
weather viii OF iself check large smonnt ~ developments
Old new decline
ducton there large and Fr-rps
has ad- the s-@t,osrs and the -forks
the Interior largely OeEllt THIS date year inc
and opfortun better rrturns TIE 81
will he gitfy hailed by rehners In
the depressing The spring are disappearing aud
their place itv enfouragu
previous From November "a IA charters
18th the relation OF de and ant supply vas ieloSs
Runs Deliveries kxcess d'lv's Charters
Av. per day. 6S.769 Ts.jO6 aH7 ~ BOT
The results Of the gangcs the Washington the
me tOnod were appended: