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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14

TranslerabIe Noticea AZ a.O5.

FLOUR AND MEAG-The decided strength in wheat i'm.
changed but offerings arrugher There moderst to te
% %S %s: sSi S TsS M IL Extra F' 80 Tor
he Vest Inde latter in new pig 900 Dds fns; 81 ~ o
bblf Extra No. 81 40a 500 $500 bnls Winter Wheat
at = Io6s3 so for common to GoOd So s5ds4 So
for Good Choice the latter for one or brands OF
Qaoiatons Fine 81 9OG 81 co. suPerane. e l5d - 50
~ 4VSsS Uo Soop Ezra Western q aoa IS 7e
Good 70 Choice Exrn western 81 - 10 Il On odS 70
60 oes 81 = - Common Extra MinessGa ~ ~
rS ~ IS Patent "A So0s 30 Bakers Extra s. 80
to Good 81 7oaSt 90 Good 10 very Choice = Is
T an @ , Patent @ w %pf Ta %neaf E
in pkgs south America - 60asi 7Os market closing
demand sales $50 bis Common TO Fair Extra at s. IS
SO So and Fair to Choice az So sQqs5 RYE FL 90 "a
So 30 1.' CORN MEAL~steady. yellow Western quot
Brandy vine, ~ -BUCkwH~A FLoUR-ouoted
GRALN-w HEAT-The trading in cash lots has n
less active and prices Sc higher the advance asked
city Milling In options the trading has been
and market aud strong with price, very
close opened excited and al &c higher advanced sharply
f. on very aaS c de Ge nee then
&C. and ruled firm until the afternoon session when
sharp OF c estab she'd aud the market clos
ing steady the highest Ta pq 5e % s DAY the ay ana
l-a24c compared with the CLOSING prices Of yesterday
Sales, l324oOO0 bushels future 10000 bushels spot
Red sSc in ELEVATOR: 81 ss5e aaoat Rel s5c No
?
as5c closing Soc; 10 December s5NGs6'c closing at
do January, ~ c closing at % tc DO ae3ru'
ary zoe do March 9oai 81 & closing at 81 2c
BAsE ~ and 1%n harley SiS and
Ua Closing T r% %S light Sade Tor
In options trading active and prices
irregular and &c higher al the close oDened strong
Al advanced la Sc declined ia &C.
advanced and closed steady az the highest Of the
showed advance Of la .c rom the lowest
and ". compared with yesterdays closing prices
Sales ljl200O bushels future $1,000 bushels spot IN
Guiding Ungrsied Mixed at ~ D45 BE- No z. Al nc in
elevator A. af53c ahOat. No for October A la ~ &c,
CLOSING Al - do November - G45 S. closing at - -c
do December 4Gs6 &C. closing AZ ~ l-c do January,
47d t9c $50: do February. AZ 04Sac, closing
at tc NAY. 49li Soc closing &C soc OAISln
cash railing moderately active and prices IA nc
higher closing In options the dealings were fairly
higher the close opening strong
further advanced &c. fell OF &c, then
advanced DC ami closed firm at the high Il figures Of
advance Of &C from tile low
ami compared the closing prices OF yester
day sales b72OOO bushels spot and future including No
at zoe: White. 34c. No , 3Da3lc. IN elevator BIC
de 'ivered. do White 81 G34sac. No. White. 31ei
Mixd Western 30632c; White do. 30 iOc Whits stale
637 No for October. 80 "a 30 49, closing al 80 60
go November 81 III &c. closing AT 81 ac; ~ December
32a32 &C. closing at 81 &c; DO January 53 80 &C. closing
SC. do May. 30 036 SC, closing at 80 scFEFD-
Quirr and unchanged -. 80. -
YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14
THE pETROLEUH RKEr.

The oil trade in the condition OF demorazei army atef
defeat but longing a renewal Of the hgh-it needs
leader TO reorganize ranks and give encouragement -
hone for victory The field conditions are growing more ~
vorbe and the cheapness OF the product an eloquent ar
emeut IN favor advance IN the opinion OF many over
ators But no buying be encouraged dnt he
SHOWN 70 rcnts IN the ranks OF the sayy Proiaoets
or renners Yesterdays market was dn snd voh on
after fuctlating less tln cent ehue" o'1s
lower AZ "a .. cents. The close was easy Mice.
Tie RANGE prices ami Je total dealings Al the
Exchange follows
ore,,ng .-. S5la Lowest......-----.-------. ~
~ 90 Final -
i. 40I. wv
Refined oil was unchanged at 6s. cents per gallon
OIL CITY Penn, Oct l3.-Crnde Oil-Nasonai iranss
c.rt,acates opened so a aira,ss prtca oo1 oSe's
nrce "a L. closet Sales COZ 900 barrels ciesraoese
B5l6 400 charters 10000 oArrcls snlSusnss
AZ $50 Osrreis. runs. - barrels
PIrrssuRG Penn. Oct lS-Cruie On-Petreleum nrm'
Transit Ceracaes opened AZ 90 aud closed AZ % VI
Llxhess price, 65as lowest price, % =
BRADFORD, Penn. Oct lS-crdts on-NatioaAl rraasis
Certificates opened 66 aud closed at 81 highest pre
IS lowest price, "a y ciearances. oos,Ooo OarreiA
ruusyILLg Penn. Oct l3-Natonal Transit Cerudossas
opened at % ami closed Al o. y highest prcs % loves
price, 64aS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14

LONDON oct l3-l2.8O D. m.-Consols. 100 1916 for
money and 0os the account United states Four Per
Cent Bonds 1871 do Four and nan PeI ent f'1hds'
ll+'s Atlantic amt Great Western Fr-t Mortgage rus
tees certificates. 90 Canadian racine - ~ Erie 80 40
second Cnu-ps az Illinois Central d7 a Mexican pril
nary 50 =. NewYOrk Central, rs ex dividend; Reading
ls1+
Paris advces quote Three Per Cent Rentes at 50 francs
india Counc bills we're allotted to-day advance OF
532'l per rupee.
Bar silver - quoted az 40 81. per ounce 80 A.,
LONDON Oct IA D. m.-COnsols. 1908 for money and
100 - Is Atlantic and Great Western First
Mortgage j3 : Canadian Pacnc, -
ordinary. 50
Paul OmmOn 97a4 Ncw-IOrk Central. ZIG; Penn syi-
wanna. o. Recalling. ~. 81, 49,. On
Pans gOfe Per Cent Renies at " francs 90
centnes the and exchange On London AZ 20
francs 81 continues iOr checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

WASHINGTON, Oct 13.-In the Supreme Court
United States to-day the following business was
transacted:
No 7ss-John Deano appellant sgt Peter Butler re
ctlyer etc. $500 NJ p.,ou ~
CevpT ~.
70 79l-Taunton savings Bank. appellant agt Peter But
ler receiver. etc; ,..-.
10 792-Charie>tOn Five Cent Savings Bank. appellant
AIT. Peter Putlcr receiver. etc; n.
No $40 Charles Morrison appellant agt Peter But
ler receiver, etc.. ~. n.
No s2O-John plaintiff in error agt Peter But
LEI. receiver, exc. Dali.
receiver. etc: o, MI, ,,ot,,,T q,
haflestOn Five Cent savings bahhr
error Butler, receiver, etc.
S2f-Charles MOTrisOn. palnuh IN error aRI feVer
Butler. receiver. etc; ,,..r - s.
No 1905 Whitney and others plantln 10 error
art Peter Butler receiver Argued Nv ii hoai Ii
uantis in error and by Ranney or appellee anu ue-
PENDANT in error
A liOnrned until Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14
~rsrrxoSY OF rHE WOMAN WITH WHOM he
BoARpEp FOR EIGHTEEN YEARS.

sxsTIMoNY OF TBH WOMAN WITH WHOM NE
BOARDED FOR EIGHTEEN YEARS.
Testimony was taken yesterday before sur
,osx,e Rollins in regard the claim made py James
Nardyel that James II. Paine, the miser' peiore ui'
death made WILL winch has disappeared, beqneathng
h,s entire proper,y to Wsrdwell Mrs Adele Lnor an
.cao Ralran woman. in whose apartments AT NO. 10
Pleecter-st PANE found dead IN bed on the moI u
ing of December 23 testified In French thss sue
s MIN M IL o'clock the night BEFORE anu "hen neI
husband took coffee hts in the morning VS.
$ound that he was dead. Her story or now she mrs.
fcrmed the OF the mser and OF MS e A.
her house was IN substance as follows:
Nv son eighteen saw him on the street ann
locked so shabby utterly fororn and so nearly
that he took pity him. and asked hum INTO te nous MS
~ n living in springst lived at onse from ns rsa
until his death There lock on ms uoo hcen en-
weeks before M told me that hls room =" sioen
tered and valuable papers ana no4, n,sonths for
He pad me nothing nm, TOT afterWara paid me
g. month first payments were III Nv n, st itvd
Stcces HE dressed during all the years ~ ~,
II shirt OF sofhs ~ .os.
Eevs Of the and refused 20 give him another g, AZ
na;d twenty I'VE cents which he was unwlihS 10 no
tod hun tst would allow money to be Kept I'D
room of INV house without having key 10 lock II up ne
answered sharply It's not your money that IS iost ny
P ne feu in the street and hip day and was
lied 10 nv house on day two before ne ed
he husband Wardwen and tell MIN 10 Cali on
him about ms WILL
The hearing will he continued next saturday AZ iZ3V
n M at the rooms OF the Bar Association III west
TWEEN -ninth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO. oct l3-Ths Dyorers Journal reports; cars-
Rec.ipta neaa shpmens 206' market 81 siyi Shp
ping steers So 81 G5 20 etoekers and feer ~ 10
Cows Bulls Mixed 81 vOds5 10 buk - 70 as ~
through Texas lower; Cows 81 IOdsE % steer
81 oUa Western Rangers steady Nshves ana hsii
Breeds rs IA o. Cows ~ iOG2 S. Wntered Texans.
IS OOGs5 3D. ,.. ,ooo 49,,
Hoas-Receipts 100 head shipments 5000: market
weax Rongh and Mixed IS 5OG&4 JO Packing and ship
ming 81 90 81 81 Light Weights 81 5OGS4 40 sps % 80
Qr3 80.
snesp-Receipts $500 shpmenta 900 market steady
10 ass 90 western - 5O9S3 90 Texans u 70
ds3 10. Lambs. - 73as& as.
ST. Lous oct 800 neal SID
ping ~ z5ass so Butchers stsers 81 aSsSs 2o'
Texas grades. 81 D0cSJ W.
6oes-Recspts AGO heed shipmsnta 1900. market nrm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Rirer. pesseLs aud Ratiroada
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-wlth firm Havrc advces the market for Brazil
growths firm day and the prices were advanced
% the asis OF II sc for fair spot invoices and sales Of
1000 bags santos No g. l0l'c and 1000 bags DO NO
81 iOOc active and firm. sales 100
Washei CsIacas; $500 bags Iaguayra 1000 bags
Maracqibo 1000 Macassa; $500 mats INTERIOR 1000
pecus Iat options opened steaiy at points advance
and closed barely steady at reaction Of 10 points
as follows January 9s5 ao9Oc February es5d soc !;
March, as5 a99oc April 9s5a9 soc: May o ssoG
905c.: October NS0a9HOc.: November, 9SOdSs5c
December q 20 Q sJc. Sales. 30 600 bags.
COTFON-The spot market was steady though avery
auef one 4S9 bales all for consumption.
Of which 90 bales sold last evening Port receipts
62S bales. comparing with 210II bales TINS DAY
last week and 32,O4 bales this day Last year
Quta American standard o. Classification
lilo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14
HAVOC AMONG THE GRIZZLIES.

From The Detroit Free Press.
DetrOer lately returne from trip TO the lar est
was asked If lie any grizzly bears while rambling
about.
Grizzlies Oh. certainly; killed i've OF them myself
On another the number at seven and again
and yesterday of friends went 10 him and
said
OF course We don't captious bat want 70
working 10 your injury, and we'd -
Wen what would a he
Why e want the truth. OF
Oh il that's the putt down and I'll make
memorandum stick 10 III Yes gentlemen killed ten
grizzlies and several got away 10 de in dens.v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Oct. 13.-In tle Court or AUptaIs
today re folio srgu,d:
No 975-The People. respondent agt Roxaiind Decuse
appellant ,.,. o.sa,, mr.,
Rem amin ~tiilwell others. appellant
No 2l-Abert Delafeld and others. lndylluay ana as
executors respondent agt Richard Delaned Shpnan an IN
FAINT. Implicated appellant
The following Is the Court OF Appeals day ca'"dar
for October IA:
Nos $50 900 967 6s 81. 60, 80 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14
SPORT POR PRILA DELPHIA NLNRODS.
H.. m ~ UodeIslhtn ve1cs

You will all be surprised doGbt at the extent OF the s'
when the game found the country and 81
the sashore near philadelphia Within than two hours
ride Of our town an active and Intelligent gunner can ma
woodcock Wild pigeons wild doves gay s2uirrsis S,ss
plOVer golden plogex
crouse ducks sIant gufls. swamp biack6rd gIouha
hogs birds. reed birds. English sniPe snke
Leach birds quail rabbits mlnks WIG geese, coo
hen hawks and sparrow hawks All Of these ae pow a
season exceV DAT season which begins octoOer -
aud rabbits Which viii he condition i0r sncyt
NOyeaber l. WDodcOck c0nn0t shot az IN kswyersey
ercst from T. mber &c. according TO tbs gaino
laws o thai state bat the PeRnvania remains
spen unul January l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14

Inc oeK speculation al the very Op-ulng developed
r.marsAnlr rryus In sentiment. In place or dis
trust and nidlJy winch apparently -uch cOnspic-
Yesterday closing there was an ea-er
e. To purchase sci been surpassed except
ID times popular Toe early buying generally
ned for Of tue operators VINO yceter-
av were free sellers II that was the case ina
class OF buying had more than covered Tue
,.les o. Yesterday before midday, ami AFTER
nat there was annther power mat carried prices
all higher aud which the closing Il lures
close up 70 the day Tue business was fairy
well stributet through tne ls, ami Wherever there
vas activity there gher figures. The dual gtins
Generally ln Dut not large. Western Union
was a. uIucn aggari as tny stoc< anu yet II gives
an al vance Of 81 per cent. Manhattan stock made
rapi ran up r1n I49l Ii "a aud ms 10 express
he e-nss OF some Que n cant "r' ak New YORK ahd
New En- sian can pat np nv Manhattan. Tue Nhole
,uArAet closed -trIng, healthy aud IA good form.
Government Oon0s were dun. hut a. tue END the
official" for the Il were up g per cent Annexed
are the clos quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14

sosroS Oct ls-Yloar dull Western s was M
as5 10 t Mater WhcaIs - 10 - ID CornsteAmse
Sv A. se steamer Arei A. y No trade tsc oAts-
ienv 49,, az I.c. No White 500 shorts and Aiilnka
cbanxea Provisions steaiy Butet-weste Creamery
w Egxs-Eas;ern Exrxs ~ 2a2ic Receipts 1oe
,.o,.v~slour $500 bills. 10000 sacks Corn 23.voo
Snsh. Osta II, 600 bush: shorts ll.OOO bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14
RITs of LEGAL NEWS.

proposition by Sullivan. counsel for the ram
nv of John Baird finding Of the jury declaring
Nj Pard confirmed and TO have john = bar al"
II elmater appointed Of his and estate
WIS submltted to DOnOhue 10 supreme Court Chan-
hrs Yesterday The hearing adjourned untl Oclo-
Der 81.
verdict for slO3 rendered yesterday in the Court OF
Common Pleas favor OF Eli Magowan and against James
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14

a. per cent
Tue general statement" OF the business Of nine
teen years. ended June 80 1856, shows surplus un-
capitalized of So O44 which $25 s24 greater than
the surplus stated for June 80, 1855. notwnstaud-
ing that the years business SHOWS deficit OF
SI4,17I-whcn gives a discrepancy in the report OF
S39. 900 The total amount reported In this an
nua report expenditures of earnings not charged 20
GENERATING expen.es Is $2l 634 against S2l 2sSsl4
on June 80 1885, and all tho small Increase Is In the
item bonds redeemed aud annual sinking fund The
quarterly statement OF the company issued March 10,
1856 surplus practically had been ex-
pended plant The present annual report falls TO
show Expenditures and therefore, there evdentyis
suspense account" whc IS withheld from tie re-
port so-csed surAus Of June 80 1856, mad all
been expended additional plant and was contrlbutve
TO the gross revenues in that torm.
In regari growth or the telegraph business In
tbs last seven years In 1879 the Western Union Com
pany practically without competitor; now there
are other com panes which. altogether probably
gate OF business equ to that OF the Western
Union IN $40 and yet the length OF poles and cables and
of wires OF the Western Union Company 10 the as year
we're about double those " 1879: its offices
y douh-d numDrr Of es-a<ss carried was 70 Der
cent greater That Increased business me gross
receipts were increased only 80 p cent the operating
axpens-s we're Incre1.ai man 100 cent, snd
tue net 1856 100000 or nearly 20 per
cent - than In 1879. due competition and low
rates A difference 81 Only I'VE each message
last yeaf carried by th- Western UuiOn Coup would
nave Affected its income the amount o. S2l6i-
400. table pItes The trafnc AMI re-
suits OF years ended June 30 1879, 1888 tnl 1856:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14

Hungry Dsnocrat-I can't the sight Of nova
oay. not even a barrel OF moasses-
sun Haner DemocratI can't even look al keg without
crying. 90. 49,, .ha-a,a ~, ~. M -
Both IL true tnat thSIo u" oo no oaf
Ie al headquarters tAis year AL. Aha
Comm itteeIIau-It's 10 be kept In box ths sio'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14
Never Opeu Your msuth

NcVcf VpTu
exceut 10 put something into IL excellent motto
tr t6e gossip But while tho koe
An IS practically mcurabe there Ia 10 excuse tor any ons
s,srng LONGER cataITb Dr. sagos estzrfh krnry
an nfaug cure that offensive disease IL neas thc ue
easel membrano the du and depressed sen
49,. ~hleh always catsr short trial of this VAIN
shs nr.pzratou sufferer ie~ ike new "ene
nont taxi that cocktail the morning" II yea have
swelsd heal" nauseated stomach, ani unsuunx Lev
sn,.,g from the "convival party last night Tue sate
ana sa way clear the eo6wees from me 'sas n ~ ~
- ~ for ood and the nervous system - ~
Psrcss Pleasant Purgative fciiets sold W Az s"sss
.,, ,.,,.,s euro tor catarrh = Dr. s.-ss cssAxsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14

Butshers and Choice Heavy 351s So lsskmG e ieO
~ IS Light a. 2Czs< 80, Pfgs % 606S4 ID
sheep-Reccipts 5000 head shpment 7ooo maxkss sis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14

SALES THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND PETRo
LEUA EXCHANGE
STOCKS.
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f oriTgarv 1915 M H% mia'.is.

OPTIONS were moderately active to-day and steady The
market opened point vance and during The forenoon
vas firm under the influence OF the strength in silver
Toward close eased OF somewhat and closed
le OF points for the day. Sales $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14
cLOSIA PRICES or BOSIOv STOCKS
BO-rON Oct. 10 1874
WEDNESDAY, Oct 1872. VI.

NFnNEsDAT Oct l3-f. VI
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the Yves ern
Union Telegraph Company was h'lt to-cay ard board
Of directors olecteI for the ensuing year There
only changes in the boarl the third new mem
Der being elected MI occasionel by DEATH
The report company nsness for the year enled
June 80. 1856 was presented. Tts financial results
printed THE TRIBUNE OF septic 9. showing
that after payment IA cent dIvIdends-2 IN
cash and L scrpthere wasa deficit In earnings q"
sl4272. The u report, however, furnishes details OF
receiprs and expenditures which were not able To
give from compilation OF the quarterly statemenss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14

SPIRITS OF rURPENrINE
sAvASsAH Oct. l3.-rurpentine quiet Al 81 &c
WILMINGTON, oct l3-Iurpentino arm 4, % -
CHARLESTON, Oct. lS.-Iufpentinc q"ie'@s w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14
wyFRE IS MISER PAINES WILT

..,,,,,,a am personally in favor Of forming
s ~ among Others the direction OF prac'cA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14
NEWBORN DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, OCTOBER H.

Chicseo, milwaukee, and st. Paul Railway Compsny11
an additional 49, 10000 first cents OF CHICAGO ana
Pacific Western division making the total amount nsteo
$50 6s0OOO
Gull. Colorado and ssrta Fe Railway Company-Ah
additional T650.0O0 fret MORTGAGE bonds. MAKING VIC
total amount listed up to 90O0. 900.
Northern Pacno Railroad Company-An adaluoha
soOOO0O ~ h-.t mortgages making tho total amount
listrd up TO $51. 100000. ,
Lake Shore aud W stern Railway Company-Centrai
Trust Compauys receipts for 6S,470 shares OF sssen'su
stock
Detroif. Hsdals and Southwestern Railroad COM
pany-Capital stock 81. $50, 900. .,.,
Toledo and Ohio Central Raj way CoEpany-Chpitsi
stock $780,. 900 common and So 10000 preferred
shares.
Grauf Rapids and Indiana Railroad Company-Gen,
eril nortgase per cent bonds: S504OOo registereo
and - $4,000 coupon. r.
st. Jo-eph and Grand Island Railroad Company
ital stock 81 100000.
chicago AMI Northwestern Railway Cnmnany-Ek-
tension per cent bonds due IN 1925, S4.3sS. OOo
fn'adelphil Comp ,ny -Capitsl stock 10. DO. OOV.
Cincinnati. indianapolis ant Chicago Railway Son-
panL-General mortgage per cent bonds due lii 1900
Si.25jO 600
The following securities sold at the Real Estate Ex
change ana Auction Room. Limited, by Adrian H. Muier
son
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14

The only reliable for eaiarrh Or s'-ss os'As''
Remedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14

a. A. ks lGo l6a III i7s 1873 1879 200 20l, 2O4 205
or 800 pol POP 2s2 29l. 500. Sol, 302, BOB. 3O4.
SUPREME COURT-GKSEKAL TERM Before paws; T. ID
BRADY and Daniels JJ.-NOs lO5. l66 no. Ia 10 I3S
l4 la las l46 l64 III ia 1874 lJI IS4 4oo l|o 4'o
l7s 1877. 2Ol lOl. 1902. lj6 ~, ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14

1000 $3.50 119 p
Bal & Ohio 81
3. 900. $500. III Z
G ONO 4 : " mtg
1000 .---9 80
ChCs & ONO ISL
Series B
Coupons OF
1000 ..--11l =
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-02-24
.brakes. Lhronrh whinh ] ronld make

eReAp'l tuAuu Bll WlAlbN ) bVuAN kubA0
no progress. ! tied the boat up for
the night and went to sleep, but
darkness had only fairly set in
when the mosquitoes came down
upon me by the million. Sleep
was out Of the question. Indeed,
within 40 hour | was obliged to
scull the boat out into the bay
against a smart sea rolling in, and
hold her there by hard work to
keepfrom being deyourel alive
Whenever I woaldlfesup for a few
minutes, overcome BY want Of
sleep, tie boat would drift back
and the pests would attack me, un.
til ! found them in my mouth.
After midnight the wind came
up so btiskly that tho mosquitoes
could no longer comeoat Of The
.sMsnp AZ me but q ne. danger
arose | had.no Thought of 6lliga!
tors until, asthe boatrested against
the reeds, a monster reptile roseup
aud cIashed his jaws over the stern.
In two minutes there were three or
four swimming about ms, and 9th.
erS were thrashing around in the
swamp. From that time until
daylight l had to shout, splash the
water and keep moving from one
end Of the boat to the other to
frighten my enemies away, and it
seemed as if | lived a month IN
those few hours.
AS day broke the wind changed
off the land, and drove with it
out Of the bay. l was hardly out
bofore an oyster schooner picked me
up, and in a couple of days was
safely landed in New orleans
When the captain asked for my
story l offered him the yawl az a
free gift in place Of any explana-
ton, and he accepted ii, and did
not ask another question.-Ncw
York Sln.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-02-24
Wanted.

HumOr, so rich that It would
cause a prisoner to break out.
A farm that will false something
more than a mortgage.
a fish that can be weighed by
his own scales,
A river that does not have to be
damned before it is worth a cuss
for a mill.
a few crumbs Of comfort from a
table Of facts.
sonle Information Us to the best
method Of breaking a mule without
breaking his neck
A sItiuE Ol lies fOt lyte,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-02-24

The firmOsI and noblest ground
on which people can live is the
truth; the real with the real; a
ground on which nothing is ussum
cd, but where they speak and think
and do what They must, because
they are so and not otherwise.