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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-02-06
ODD FELLOWS, LODGES.

Utah LODGE NO. /, 1. O. o. F. MEETS
~ every Thursday, at 7:30 p. m, in Odd Eel.
lows Hall, Union Block, Salt Lake City. Odd
Fellows in good standing are invited to attend.
J. J. THOMAS. Secretary.
GAIT LAKE LODGE NO. Q. l.. O. O. F.
y Meets every Friday, at 7:3o p. m, in odd
Fellows Hall, Union Block odd Fellows In
good standing are invited to attend
T. w. WHITLEY, N. G.
J. M. DARLING. Secretary.
JORDAN LODGE NO. 8, ]. O. O. F.-MEETs
y every Monday, at 7:30 p. M, in Odd Eel.
lows, Hail. Union Block. odd Fellows in good
standing are invited to attend.
E. CAFFALL, N. G.
B. W. z. JkNNENs. Secretary
RIDGELY LODGE NO. 9, I. F.-MEETs
~ every Wednesday, at 80 D. M, in odd Eel
lows Hall, Union Block. Visiting brothers
mage W Welcome. p. NJ. DENNY, N. G.
w. NJ. CLARK, Secretary.
Unity ENCAMPMENT No. 2, 1. o.o.F.-
- Meets the second and fourth Tuesday of
each month at 1880 p. M, in Odd Fellows Hall.
Union Block. All Patriarchs in good standing
are invited to attend. PHIL KLfPPLE. C. p.
W. d. GABY, Scribe.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-02-06
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS-

~Ir .>,TY,1 = - - N~oOoO"O~~o~cONOOO0O
IALANTHE LODGE NO. s, K. OF P.-REG-
Hail, Walker Opera House, at 1880 D. m.
visiting knights madewelcome
j.. F. TAYLOR, C. C.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-02-06


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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-04

the Te1igions Of Scandinavia to those OF
4 foiyhesia and the American Prairies-
IL Is clled round the rod of Hermes,
ana Is the symbol on the cave temples
OF Egypt. 1t lies in mammoth ruin on
our great plains. and is craven IN con-
NoiutiOhS on the tombs of HindOstan,
and tne frozen steppes OF the North.
fhiioioRy, ethnOlogy. archaeology,
theology tread here with curious awe
Inc gentleman from Peoria turns
rhetor cal back somersaulT and screams.
IL Is not Tor sucn an entertainer 10 deal
Win myths. In any endeavor so nx- tne
status OF this performer as We nix other
amusement makers, / should say tnat
nothlng exactly like HIM had ever oeen
seen before. In reckless humor, IN de-
nant lgno ance. in interruptions perVer-
sion and in twinkling sentimentallsm.
ne Is peerless. With the grasp OF these
gifts he has wrought the stupeDdous
issues OF life and der tn. the mystery OF
hereafter and the inscrutable destiny
OF the human race into the effective
compass of the STUMP" and assaults
heaven with the fluffy nimbleness OF a
lightning calculator.
In some respects an overweening and
ruthless Americanism in his method OF
looking at things brings before US the
spTead-eagle orator from tn d estrick.
vhsre the flap of the eagles wing is still
heard and the deestrick school rounds
up with the patriotism. the umanity
and the learning of the locality. But
IN ethics and religion. BOb's American
ism reaches to heights and depths never
before scaled or fathomed.
II were asked IS humble student
who had listened to this orator AID
for years had tried to preserve a respect
for ali opinions. what il was that his
oratOry represented, should say that
its facts were myths and its logic mir
acles
should say that he may be accepted
as the outcome OF an int lectual rest
lessness and bravado which are perhaps
:he results of liberty and prosperity
that have diffused knowledge without
culture; that in enlsrgiDg
mans sense Of his personal rights thew
have temporarily obsrured his sense oi
his personal dependence. -Nym Crinkle,
in the New York World.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-04
SHE FELL LIKE A STICK
Miss Cleveland's Sudden Plunge
into Private Life.

No swlfter transition was ever shown
in the kaleidoscope of Washington life
then was exhibited in the drop Of Miss
Rose Elizabeth Cleveland from the high
position Of mistress OF the White House
70 that OF private life. As one society
lady said: I'm the twinkling of an eve
she sank from the position Of a social
star OF the first magnitude to the hum
bic position of poor relative Her
departure from Washington showed the
marked change in her position. She
went away with her brother, the Rev.
Cleveland, who was present at the we'd
ding. There was no one down at the
station to see them off, except coIored
body servant of the President. Not a
single member of Washington society
came to the station, although the de-
parture and its time had been published
IN the newspapers. II would have been
very polite on the part of Mrs. Cleye-
land 70 have come to the station to give
her predecessor handsome send-ofF.
IL was Miss Cleveland who met her upon
her arrival here on her wedding dsy.
Turn about would only have been fair
play. Perhaps Miss Cleveland preferred
10 go away alone and unattended.
\ friend who was on the train with
the departing Clevelands saws that the
brother and sister separated in Jersey
City, Miss Cleveland going on over the
Terry alone. She took an elevated train
instead OF Garage. and went up town
IN as humble and unostentatious a way
as doubtless Will her PresidentisI
brother when he comes TO leave the
Mhlte House and return to New York.
1 understand that the President is any-
thing but pleased with his sisters second
venture into the field of literature
Neither IS be friendly admirer of the
barnum skill OF the p blisher in throw
ing tie book on the market at the time
OF his wedding. The first book was for
gwen upon the theory that Rose Eliza |
oeth was never 20 effend agaiu The |
novel just finished Is said 20 be the Y. r. I
quiuteSSence of sentimentaFity -of the |
kind that never would be met outside /
OF the dreams Of maiden ladies of a /
rather advanced age.
have heard IL said that Mrs. CIeve-
land IS ambitious in literary yav. and /
that Il Is one OF the dreams OF her life
20 write book. OF course. She IS nov
occupied with the duties of her new no.
sltlon and will haze no time TO do more
than jot down random impressions:
but when her social career is over here
i would not be at all strange if she
should write her personal "reminiscences
Of Washington life. She is bright. well
educateuf snd possesses an unusual
foree OF character. There Is no sucb
place in the world for Observing Wash
agton as from the height Of tie White
House. II Mrs. Cleveland only keeps !
sood conImoni place diary daring this
she will have plenty af
for most interesting book III =
would be good thing for every a min
stration II there was Intimately con.
iected with it some person OF literarv
astes competent to write It's correct
Louis DlpGfeh.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-04

IRIS curious fact, taken in connec-
ton with the decline Of marriage as a
popular amusement, that about half Of
the American bora men in our cities
are bald-headed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-04

IT Is now more than week since
Missouri editor has been shot, and the
newspapers OF that State have lspsed
into their original hebetude.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-04

VIZ ARE glad to .see that the Post
masier-General gave a dinner on Tues
cay to President and Mrs. Cleveland
Charity is its own reward.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-04
EVENTS AND COMMENTS.

SPEAK1sG GOOD of the dead, it might
be recalled that King Ludwig never
wrote book.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-04

A WELSH poet has written some
verses on the Patti wedding beginning.
"Lla3Wer Wynwes hen gwoniawe a
eheddorol dan" Somehow every time
a Welshman writes anything it gets
MED In the form.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-04

To THOSE editors who are asking,
Whom snail we srppor.3" We would
respectfully say. try tne experiment on
yoar family.-New Haven Nelps.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-04

The REvAxPIse of the fraud cry
against Senator Payne is a reminder
that there is to be another election in
Ohio this fall.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-04

TIE NEWLY elected governor of Ore
gon celebrated bis victory By delivering
q speech, in which he sgain insisted
that the Chinese must go. II they did
not 60 peaceably and in body. he said
hey would have to go any how and in
e StiOns. This playful allutdon TO the
pos. utilities Of gunpoFder and dyns-
mite VEs heartily spplauded, and II the
extreme west ever seeedes Mr. Pen
never VII u no doubtstand good chance
for place O. almost any secession ticket.
The resembl 'ance Of his oPiaion to abe
views of one VENTS KesrneT. howevcr.
win hsrdiy exas u him in the Estimation
of the murder-hA ting esst- Apparent
Iy there are troub. eus' times sbexd for
Oregon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-04

TIE Postofice Department has nam
ed three new Offices in Tennessee, mi
kado," "Eanki-Poo, land "Yum-Yum."
q We forget the punishment that should
be inflicted for such lamentable
idiocy.n the Norristown Herald says.
"bat It should be something lingering.
vi h bsiling oil in it,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-04

FoR DEMocRATIc candidate for Presi-
dent IN 1888: Daniel Sullivan Lamont,
OF New York Buffalo Express.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-04

THERE ARE about SOC women doing
newspaper work in this country.-Bos-
ton Advertiser. Grannies2
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-04

THERE WAS another tie up out in
Kansas the other day. Man stole a
horse, and was tied up by the law and
order league.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-04

SENATOR LOGAN has already been
nominated for the Presidency by two
excited Chicago clubs and one Balti-
more Organization that may possibly
change its mind. The remaining por-
tons have not yet been heard from, but
they don't amount to much anyhow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-04

AN EASTERN paper says that General
Butler is likely to surprise the country
by becoming = candidate for governor
of Massachusetts,. Not much. The
way for Butler TO surprise the country
would be for him TO let an election pass
without being a candidate for any of
fcs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-04
How to Consult DR.. Foote, SEN n,
.fr.r Mall.


Dr.. Foote, Senior, author of plain
Home Talk, Medical Common
Sense" etc, etc. would say TO those
who would Ike to consult him by mail
that they can have a list OF questions
and circular OF gratuitous advice by
addressing Box AZ, Salt Lake CITY. The
doctor has arranged to have such in
formation supplied In this Tay 10 save
time. Receiving such printed matte
the correspondent can describe his ~
her case fully and direct TO the doctor
ID New York. DR.. Foote Is successfriiiv
treating ell forms Of chronic diseases =
specially TO which be hasdeyoted thirty
wears Of study and practice. Evidence
Of his success can also be had bv AL
dressing Box AZ, as above, bui ali let
ters of consultation and orders for ram
edies should be addressed to DIR. PIP
Foote, ST., I'D Lexington Avenue Me-
York CITY y. Y. Consultation FREE
An advertisement OF Dr.. .Foote 81
Ia the Sunday edition deserves sttentio n
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-04
a. y Peter,an,a.

The only Norwegian deaier IN Salt Lag,
Ctr, Is the Only place IN town Ebers
yo1 can get The genuine Norway and
holland herring Norway anchoyies
Aud split goldfish. A IN assortment Of
Sr,St-class groceries az lowest prices.
Pro igcs taken y 70 as e1G h.E No. g z
nstha dtst church.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-04

JOIN P. IRISH. editor of the San
Francisco Alta, having been mentioned
As q candidate for acknowledgement,
responds through his paper in this
ezinently Irish fashion: HE feels too
much respect Tor a. Office great enough
70 have been filed by John Daggett to
wish that it should AL to a fellow about
whom he knows - many things that
won't bear discussion. Therefore he
wishes 70 say that he is not candi-
date.V ~ ~ =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-04

yTHE EArIosAL convention AZ which
Blaine and Logan were nominated de-
clared n its platform: Tai t
The Republican party pledges Itself 10
correct the irreEHlarikies Of the tariff qo-
In the vote last week, however. all
but four Of the representatives elected
by that party declared themselves as
opposed even to, the consideration of
the subject Both parties have proven
false to the pledges made at their con-
yentions and upon which they frandu-
lently obtained the SURFACES OF the
people. 81.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-04

Fd6GzlxsJK AND Hill are names that
would go well together" New York
paper says, taking aforward glance at
the Democratic possibilities for 1855.
But these names are too fresh for the
veterans TO conjure With The "old
guarses vall tdt howl kish enthusiastn'
for the fresh Osor. OF candidates next
time. Mcdonald would hit the
aAcients' taste better for the head of
the ticket. Or how would 'Tilden and
Mcdonald" serve fog ar&lIsing ery7 M
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-04

makes number OF them. on
Then he shot his scientific thunder
colt. Science has torn down the mvtb
and the miracle and al the superraf p
al, and it makes this greatest of All az
sertions: the uniformity Of nature Is
the same to-day. tomorrow and for
eyermore. What science doesn't know
about the forevernore, Bob can supply.
But did not undertake to explain In
What manner the uniformity OF exter-
nal nStnre nited, comiorted or blessed
the multtormity Of Tree agents.
The entertainment, regarded as an
explanation Of myths. was sno1;s;..-
without being az all original or sa,i.ss
factory. The account OF tho ieesndS "a
India and Greece and Egypf 80. -
snatched bodily at second hand fro-n
the encyclopedia and trsated with Con- ~
tempt IN the telling. The renesis 81
wholly unlike myths vas made ide-.i !
cal. apollo Bscchrs. Thor CIT.
krshn q, Jack the Giant Killer anS ~
Virgin were swept With the beso1 ~
buriesquS into the same dust bin Of ~
nance. u 40
The Snake Story as he calls Il
cites its hercest contempt ana r;fiieria
Inati II does simply shows him 10 he I
neither q scholar nor a phiIosonbsr
The snake story is one Of IN. 49,.
amazing Of universal phenomena s-Le
mystery Of the serpent that is I, 80
Mosaic legend stretches, not ONLY 60
Noses TO Hezekiah, but writbes ~
econdite meaning along the historv' ~ "
ne hAmitic races from Memphis -
'aoyion, and his strange, mystic 80 |,
'as been traced In the primitive fan :
No primitive knoSiedB Of men from !
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31

INTER ibrer Gontrote; un0 10 lange iie nob
2eute unter ben uGjebbabern" wtlie Ell, Die ibaen
quite Beute i6eineu. meroen lie Die 9retle
nod mebr brilfen, bis aud Der leBteGegner
iid eratebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31

miro, uall1entlld tDetL ibnen leiten5 ber
Ser. StdGten nid)t bieIe Iben 8orrebte su>
gsltanben tperoen. Gin @eiud ou Die caz
uaoti6e &e9teruug erbdlf ieBt unteri6rif>
ten, mDrtn Der Wioerruf Der ben Nlmertfaz
nerrl gewGbrteu 8orre6te nerlan9t miro.
Blaine Gpuntn bei6t zines Der
i~ingiten Counties in gtebraSta. IS
lit nur auf Den alerneueiten Starten All
finben. Giegt n0roli6 ul1o nor6lpeltli9 bon
Suffer GountD uno miro pom 9tort9z 2oEp7
EiOer burd)josen. Oleies @ounrD tplrOe
LANCE 3eit ais eth She'll Der groBel1 norDz
auteritantiden ng8iite" angelebeu, bod
itno minoeftenS bier Siinftel bes 8ooens
a%nbaufabig. Bor anei Sa6ren mar bQS
@ouNtp nod uubeIteoelt, beute bat IS 800
.@iumobner unb cine Stabt ytanreas
Brem it ~. Gier 6infteI bieles County
iino nod uubeiteDelt uno often tit 6eimz
itdttes, 0orfauf5z unb WaIbcultur> @intraz
9uugen, oa IS bort nod feline 2anojpetuz
Ianten, aber audi nod fctne @ilenbabnen
gtebt. 8ieLe Benobner 6e5 Blaine GOuntp
ba6en ben @ouperteur bon 9tebrasfa gebes
ten, inn cine 6rmli DIT Srganiaz
ION 81 geben, Die e5 bis isBt nidbt bate.
1no @ouperueur Danes bon gtebrasfa bat
iebt bic Organization OeS GountpS, nit
Greplter ats @eridtSploB, angeOronet.
Sn @oIumbuS, BEN 6auptorte
bes County @6erotee int i ii . j. It / i'd item
&anGS, lDuroe Der @rob}1lmieo
Aaron Scott, melGer Dor einigen
9Soben et1en g~etplllen 9. Stmons init
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NPy.yoRK Thursday, Nov. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. were
Of 80 head 20 late yesterday all at Jersey CITY,
There n trade in Live Cattle
Shuncnts to-day include % Live Cattlo lot sherman a.
culver and the Trinidad for Bermuda
and the Republic $40 quarters OF dressed Beef for
T. C. Eastman M, -, , =. eo.,, =,
The market Grassers remains duh and weak WIN
e icma and while several lots changed hands al 2c
dealers looked 1t as an outside hgure Ihee was
nothing done in Neals. M
Sales-IIaenbeck * Davis; Grassers. lS3 No. at 2c W.
do DAG n. at 2Lc DO 200 H. at i2c.
Dillenback & Dewey lO2 Grassers 23S b. at 81 80.
Hume Mullen 4 Grassers. 22O ID, at 2 &c
Walsh Kirby Co: IL GTassers 24S ID. at 2c; IL Fed
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were 80 u OF 6.s4s
head-15 carsa Jersey CITY and lS2 az 6Otst There
was ange prices feeling Poor 20 Prime
kbeep sold at 3a4.c. go
common TO ambs brought from 52 to 6Lc. with
one load at and few cnlls changed hands at 4c.
Sales-P =. 10 Jersey lives. ll7b. at 81 TO- %
state sheep - 20 1913 state Lambs 81 ID. at So 6s
Judd buckingham: state sheep. 81 H. at 81 II L
2I % 10, at 81 43s 81 state Lambs. 70 b at 50
Western 10 at - 90 2ll do 50 b. at "a %; SO state
Newton & Gile: 212 Michigan Sheep 81 10. at 4sc 1913
Michigan Lambs 90 n. at 5sc l0G Canada Lambs 80 ID,
HaIenbcck & Davis: 10 state Sheep 81 n at 4c 212 DO
SO b. % state Lambs "a ID, at 5c 204 do rs ID, at
sac. ~ -
900 do &c l79 do ll2 N. at 4sc; 100 Canada
Lambs So To- at 6isc 1888 do, 90 h. at G4c l7s do 93 b. at
6SG. . - go. =. $50 90,
Walsh Kitty CO.: - Pennsylvania sheep So H. at Sc
% do 81 40 Pcnnsyiyana Lambs a ID, at &c; 80
iveritt Picock: II Western sheep 100 D at 4.c; 80
Canada Lambs. - NJ at6isc. -
MoGs~Rcceipts were AZ Of G73l header cars at
Jersey CITY ana 20 cars Market nomnaly about
steady at iha Sac
No trade IN Live Hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
COTTON uARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.


rrvrRroo. Nov $3.50 =. m.-Business dull and
prices generally in buyers favor. Mildng uplands >
Si6d; DO orleans 5 sales-eoo0 bales ,nclalins 1000
bales speculation aud export Receipts 1900 bales. in
cluding $500 American.
Futures dun decline Upands Low Mdiing clause
November delivery Bid do. November and December de-
livery l.t4d also 3D. do December and January 10
livery 62.G4d: do January and February delivery. 63
6l; 62 Cad: DO February and March delivery cd;
April aud May delivery. ib4d do May and June deliv
cry 5 664d. do. June and July delivery. 9-G4d; also
D. m-Good MID Ting Upands. 8 5-l0i; Mdding Up
. 3 l6d Low Midiiing Ugands. 3D. Good Ordinary Up.
lands a,: Good Midling Texas Oh l.: Low Mddng Texas
6si.; Good Ordinary Texas Id Ordinary leias 81
Good ordinary reans. 44l.; ordinary Orleans. I'D
The sales of tue day included $500 bales American
delivery 4G4L sellers November aud December delivery;
Q lGld sellers December and January delivery 6J
G4d buyers do January and February delivery e3ot'
bus do February and March delivery 3D. value 10
March April delivery 26id value: do April and May
delivery 64d buyers do May aud June delivery D Z
sid sellers June and July delivery. J6id> BUYERS
lands Middnng clause. November delivery o-old
value DO December delivery Load buyers
AIRY February delivery 5d buyers; DO FEBRUARY anu
March delivery, l-64d buyers; do March and April de
livery. SID vaue do Aprii and May delivery o;o4
bIycrs do May and June delivery. 664 sellers uo june
and July delivery 64d buyers.
GALVESTON, Nov. lS.-tottOn firm Mddlng, S's 10"
MddIng, 81 Good Ordinary I-lb net ana gross To-
NORFOLK. Nov. lS.-CCdon quiet: MddinS, osi
net and gross receipts. 1878 bales to Great Britain,
bales coastwse. 4,O06 bales; sales 1851 bales STOCK
SAvASSAH Nov ls.-Coon easy; Middling SIS: Low Mid
dls clos Cool Ordinary - net S sId gross so seGep 1
- bales sales 700 BALES stock. 4OO9l bales. -
Nov lS.-t JtOn quiet Middnng. SIS 10"
Mdding Good Ordinary 7as net recepts o4oo Daies
eoastwise bales, Sales $3.50 bales stock, 24O244
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
s.o Western Lambs. - oosS 90. Canadian Lambs.

a m Western Lambs. ~ ooe5 90: Canadian Lambs.
Is 40as6 81.
far hean time last week 80 264 heal con-
~ NEWPORT. IA 81 for salo
market hiSer Selected Yorkors 81 20d 81 3O Sc
lected Medium Weehts ~ nSi 80 Light Pigs 50 100
81 10; Coarse hixed Heavy EndA - $50 s. 40
CHICAGO Nov Is.-Thr Dvorers Journal REPORTS Cdhte-
Recejpta ahpments 30OO market higher shp
ming So 10 Stockes and Feeders 81 9O1 50 Do
COWS Bulls and Mixed. fl21ds2 s0i BuiE w OO0ss 90
through Texas Cattle dull. Cows 50 4Oas3 90: steers
81 4Odsi 80 Western Rangers lower Natives and Half
Breeds ~ 756s3 TO- Cows 81 OOG2 40 "ntered Texans
81 eOG<3 so.
Bocs-Receipta $4,000 heal shipmentsl II 600 market
sfrug. Rough and Mxet fO1S4 O5: Packing and ShiD
ping So 2O Light Weights So Go9s4 io skips 81 40
~ 40
Sheep-Receipts 1000 shipments 900 market steady;
81 D0a 81 O0 Western So OODS3 3D. Texans 81 w
ASSOC Lambs. So 00aSi so
rsnt. 100. market strong Choice Native ShlD
ming steers 3OdS4 75 Butchers Steers So 55dSi 10
Trxas grades 81 9Odf2 IS
1000 head Shipments 200O market steady
Choice Heavy and Butcher. s3 00as! 5 PACKING 80 30
St4 10: Light SO G5 a SO So, Pigs 50 50dS3 10 -.
Sb,,p-Rccops i2j hsal shipments HOO; market dull
Cannon to Extra IL 90d$3 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On aAd after NOVEMBER 10 1886.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains NewYor via Desbrosses and Courtand Street
Harrisburg. Ptshnrg. and the West with Pullman Palace
aSd chicago Limited Of faror DinHs Smoking and sleep
willamsport Lock Haven s:3oa p Cory and Erie
p M. connecting at CORY Tor Titusvle Petroleum
For Lebanon $50 % 2G an and y ngHt
Of Pnman a Palace Cars daily except sunday
ioa mi arrive washington and slo m arrive %ssa
40 aud p M. and 10 ught: sunday 6ai5 $3.50 a H.
For er 8ti h%S itg g except % sunday p M
For Cape May week days. lll0 a. m On Saturdays only
Lohg Baneh Bay Head Junction and intermediate stations
pi M Na am Sunday sHg 'Sy M and m mob" do stop
For Old Point and Norfolk via York Philadelphia ans
Norfolk Railroad. p m. every day. via Baltimore and
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex Connect with all through trains
Jersey CIV anording speedy and direct transfer to
7Ta%s ay1ss " from Pittssurg 40 100 1880 zoo
sns o ' go M m az f5S ssS 9So and
M f Fr"% Fna a% gSS 3d. SO so So o s
b3O 1910 llSo l1:;0 a. M l;2o 200 $40 $50 , esS
S SsS O 90 nzO s So $50 25o SO s s5 it
a. IN. $780, $40, 2 o.. 9:2O. s;S5 and lOS5p IN
FOX PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave New York via Desbroses and Court
o s14 10 rse sei 10 as & GGEs Limited and IL
L%te ana az i, n % econ tso a and
4sc Ed a%5 .T m ana ld Al niS /; xo and
Iiio Sa' m l. s. p M ami 10 a. NJ and ,.
SUNDAYS, connect at Trenton for Camden.
leave Broad Street station Philadelphia;
1901 52O4Oj ADO $40 $50 7}O. 500 $50 4O II and
1ll5a IN. Limited Express l:li and 4;5O p. -. i24g
g T. D. g. 8:35 7:l2 Sl2 and $50 On SUNDAY, l2Ol
500 400 40 10 $3.50 $40. l2:49,4 (4:5O Limed
$3.50, 7:I2 and S:l2 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia via Camden, 300 A. M daily except sun
day.
II ket Offices $40 435 and ga Broadway Aston House,
and foot of Desirosses and Conrtlanit No C0urtst,
ami Brooklyn Annex station. of FuOnst Brooklyn
Station Jersey city,. Emigrant ticket Office No Battery
Place and Castle Garden.
New.York Transfer Company VIII call Tor and check
baggage from hotels AMI residences
CHAS. f.. PUGH, j. X. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent