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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-28

Canada Pac. 66lS.

Canada Pac.. 66lS. C.& NV. .ll2H
Canada Sou, 621s. O.&N.W pfd. 1895.
Central Pacific, Al. MY Central, ll2b.
Chesapeake a o.,sk. N.Y.C.& st. i. ,l2S.
O. 4 o. LIST pfd, Is N.Y.C.& st L.pid.25k
S e. e Pidi ohio SatS Sf aiss
C.& A. pfc, l60 o. Miss pfd, 901S
G., B. 4 Q ,lS5h. Ontario 4 West, lS1<.
c., st L.. h No. Oregon Nav. loo
6. St. Ii P.pid. 81. Oregon Imp. 70. rs
G. s. a c., "a. Pacific Mail, f71a.
6. 4 II, Valley. 81. PEORIA n 5 & / n. 2s}s.
Del. Hud, 1907. Plttsburg, l47.
Del, l.. 4 W, 1917. Pullman 20 ,lSS.
SDen. 4 Rio G 25. READING, SlA;
Erie, S23s, Rock Island 1854.
Erie ptd, Y. St-L. Il ST. 80.
New East Tenn. JAZZ. St.L y S.k pfd, 6ls4.
NewE. Tenn. pfd ,7454. st. La S. p. lstp y, III.
Fort Wayne, las Q. NJ. Il st. P. SIS.
Hannibal Il St. 10 -. g. NJ. Il St.P,, p, III.
Il stJo;, pfd,-. 81. P. N Il NJ, IA;
Harlem, 2l6, St PAULA Omaha, 44I<.
Houston 4 T., 43 St.Paul 4 o. pid, ll0k
Illinois Central. lS2. Tenn. Coll& Iron. AZ
Ind, B. Il W., 15h. Texas Pacific, 202s.
Kansas 4 T., 800. Union Pacific, 5s7s.
Lake &. x W, IS. U. S. Express, 20
Lake Shore, 9SsS W., S, L a P, lS%,
Lou. 4 Nash. n2h. W.,.s.L. &P. p. $50.
Lou. a N. A, SO. Wa 4. Ex.. l2S.
M. Il @. LIST pfd. -. W. U. Tel, $50.
N. 4 G. seconds. Colorado Coal, S5h.
Mem. 4 Char AZ. Homo Stake, II.
Mich. Gen., 9214 Iron Silver, 255.
Min. j 81. l. Is Ontario, %.
Min. 4 st. l.. ptd,4l. Quicksilver, 81.
Missouri Pacific. lO5. Quicksilver pfd, q.
Mobile d Ohio, IS. south pscifc,-
n. L., s: W., 81 Sutro, q.
NJ. LS.& W pfd.lOOh.
New issue.
BANK CLEARIHGS.
CHICAGO. I'LL, December T.-Bank
clear,ngs, s9,71S,e00
NEW YORK, December 27.-Bauk clear
iugs today were $40 1867 ,229i balances, A,-
4JS,i54,
BALTIM0RF, ND, December s7.--Bsnk
clearings today were 81 A73il; balances,
1884 92l
clearings today were S3,l5l,75S; balances,
s55l ,2i3.
BOSTON, MASS, December 2T.-Bank
clearings today were Sl5,6O5,O72; balances,
PHILADELPHIA, PA, December ~
Blk clearings today were $1,000, 2lS;
balances. 81 ,347 ,6SS.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
BOSTON, MAS, D cemberl Tho fell
LOWING, compiled rom dispatches to the
Post from, the naIage-' OF the leading
clearing hou es in the u nited States, gives
the gross exchanges at zach point for the
week ending December 25, 1885, in CON parl.
son with the corresponding period OF 1888:
New York, 1904 26S 527; decrease, 81.
Boston, 1888, 9l5; increase, 1916
Phiiadelrha. S55 023, 54i increase, 1872.
ChicagO, SlS,6lS goo: increase, IL.
st. Louis, Sl4, 34S, $50; Increase, rs.
San Francisco, Sl3,74l 9s9; increase, 55.7
Baltimore, s 0,22l s32; increase, l0.5.
New Orleans l.2l2,0 o; increase 1915.
Cincinnati Sl0,2ll So; increase, Big.
PitSDurg, 1872. SIS; increase, 81 9.
Kansas Ivy: S5,4W ,5Ol increase. 51.2.
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Office Of Public Administrator, Courthouse
Shelby County, Tenn, December 10, 1885,
NOTICE " hereby given that will as ad-
~ ministrRtor OF tho estate of VIM. Il.
Pryor, deceased, on
wednesday,, December 20, 1855,
AZ tho lato residence Of DR., VIM, I. Pryor,
on the Big Crock road, on tho q Q. and s,
". N.R near Frazer Station, Shelby coun-
~, Tenn, proceed TO sell, a. public cutlery,
TO the highest bidder, for CASH tho following
property, wit: II Head of Work Stock,
deer, and Threo Wagons, q quantity OF
Farming Implomonts, PlOws, Hoes, etc.
Snle TO mmsooe at II o'clock a.m.
JOHN L0AGUE, Public admir-,
and as such Admir- u the estate Of DR.. VIM.
4. Pryor, deoeM cd.
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LIVE AIalCH

CORN FED CATTLE-choico to extra, 40
4lac; good, SIC
GRASS CA1TLE-Choice, 3@S1Sc; good,
2%@3c; fair TO medium, 29215c; scallawags,
lGihc.
H0GS-Choicc, 415c; good, 4c; common
SHEEP-Uhoico. 4cj medium, $40. Choice
lambs, 419c per pound.
KANSAS CITY, MO, December 27-The
lave Stock Indicator reports! Caltle-ro-
csip's, 5l2 head shipments, none; shipping
grades nsmirally strong; cows and good
bntch RS stuff active anu IL higher; good to
choice, eid4 80; common TO medium, 81 30
as 20; siockors, e225 275; feeding steers,
So s0d3 40; c'ws, 81 jO@3. H0gs-receipts,
1879 he's d sh ipments, 1863; market act
i've aId l(c higher; good TO choiG 81 100
4 Is; common TO medium, So SOFA 3. Sheeo
receipts, none; shipments, mono; market
quiet aDd firm for gnOdi good to choice,
81 6093 20 common To medium, 81 bOt92 4O.
CHICAGO, ILL, December q. - The
DroUers' Journal reports: Cattle receipts,
5000 head; shipments, 1000 head; m rket
strong, choice lOc bisher; chipping steers,
$50 10 1907 pounds, IS 4O95 80; stochers and
feeders. SOP Is; cows, bulls and m xed,
81 SOFAS %: bulk, 81 lOd2 so; Texas cattle,
81 2092 90 for cows, 50 6093 % for steers.
Hogs-recepts, 5000 head; shipments, 5000
head; market strong and lOc above Fridays
closing; rough ana mixed, s. 90td4 80; pick
ing aud shit ping, 81 30d4 so; light. IS 750
20; skips, 81 5093 50 Sheep-receipts, 1000
head; shipments, 1000 head; market steady
and strong; nat.yes,s2 SOFA 60; Texans VIC
| rs; lamb, S4g5.
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RIVERS AND WEATHER.

OFFIcE SIGNAL SKRvIoB, u. s. A.,
MEMPHIs, December II, pm. !
The following observations are taken
Mt all stations named at 750 meridian time,
which Is one hour later than Memphis time
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-28
RECEIPTS YESTERDAY.

Coahoma-5ll bales cotton, 46 bags seed
cotton and l40 SKIS cotton seed.
Joe Peters-i0S bales cotton, % bags seed
cotton and 6S4 SKIS cotton seed.
Kato Adams-652 bales cotton, 20 bags seed
cotton, 1888 SKIS cotton seed and hid stock.
Desoto-6i9 urls -four, 1863 brls potatoes,
675 b Is salt, 200 bsgs meal, 6S4 SKIS corn, 1876
sks ear corn, 1894 bales straw, 500 reels rope,
26l reels wire, i25 pkEs furniture, 90 baes
cotton. 4S6 SKIS cotton seed and 1000 pkgs
miscellane ous freight.
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BAGaJNG Carload lots; Jute, lbs,
SIC; IA lbs, re; IA lbs, 70. Flax, lbs,
90
IIES-sl O5G1 10.
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DIR. ID. \. J0HNS0N'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISpENSARY,
No. IL jefferson Street,

(Betweon Main and Front.l MEMPHIS.
lEstabished In 1880
I HUTCHINSON - Acknowledged by all par
IL ties interested as by far tho most suo-
oessful physician in the troatmontot private
OF secret diseases. Quick, per manont cures
guaranteed In eyory case, male or female.
Recent cases Of donorrhoa and syphilis
cured In a few day. without the, use OF NOR
curry, change Of diet or hindranoo from
business. Secondary Syphilis, the last veS-
tige eradicated witbo 1ttho use Of mercury.
Involuntary loss OF bomen stopped In short
time. Sufferers from impotsnoy OF loss OF
sexual powers rostor TO free vigor In few
weeks. Victims Of seli -abuse and excessive
vonery, suffering from spermstorrhea nd
loss Of physical and mental mower, speedily
and permanently cured, Particular alton.
ton paid TO the Diseases Of Women, and
cures guaranteed. Piles and old sores cured
without the use Of caustic or the knife. Az
combinations strictly confidential. Modi-
zines sent by express to all parts OF the
country.
rates. Office hours from 5 o'clock am. 70
o'clock pm. d. S. JOHNSON, NED.
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EXCHANGE.

New York sight on all points, 4 discount
buying, par selling; New England demand.
discount; New Orleans, u discount buying,
par selling.
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COTTON MARK Its.

The local c)tton m Wket opened
quiet and closed gu ct; middlinE, Is Ice,
Sales $50 bales, 65O to exporters and none
to I. inDers.
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POWDER.
AORIru,pVnAL nrEns.'

POWDER-Kegs, S.; half kegs, s. %
quarter kegs, 81 y
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FINANCE.

Money in pctivA demand at 8 per
cent. The Clearing House report is as
follows:
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nxuss, PAINra AND OILS.

SEEDS-Clover, 81 9Od5 PER bushel
orchNd grass, 81 5O@l co. herdsgrass, 5J@
*. lDmnFhv glmDDh
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RIVERS and STEAMBOATS,
STEAMERS LEAVING

TUESDAY.
Conoordia. .........GAYsso, 5 pm.
St. Francis River..ED FosrER, SPIN.
WEDNESDAY.
Friars Point....-..JAMEs LINE, Bpm.
0scColR. ............ pm.
White River. -......CHcSAsAw, 5 pm.
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LARGE BISK DOLLS
FrC.n 25 Gents TN.
Sale Of Town and Farm Lands
In and Near Bartlett, Tenn.

DY virtue of AUTHORITY We tod in me by
. will OF Mrs. NJ. a, Blackwell, deceased,
Twill proceed TO iell, at public auction, to
nnm manning ahnnI Ii n,nlnck Il m. on
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MOVEMENTS AT THE LEvEE.

Arrivals Kate Adams, Arkansas
City; Coahoms, 0scoola; Joe Peters, Ar
kansas RIVER; Dosoto, Cincinnati; John A.
Wood, New Orleans; Lioness, Blues Point
DeparIs a,' nsse p SIas' aahnna .so
ola; Joe Peters, Arkansas river; Desoto,
Cincinnati; John A. Wood, Ohio river
Liooess, New Orleans; Chesapeake, Tip.
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Valuable Patent.

Daney's (HOrse) Germ and Pea Plan
ter.
HAVfNG perfected my Invention, wish
n 20 place IL before the public, especially
manufacturers. As Corn Planter, u
the seed accurately, uniniurod, and coverd
the same, thereby one man performing the
work Of three. TneY have been used In
this section for ovOr dosen years with per-
foot satisfaction. Can give reipongiblS tsstls
moniAls. Address
JOHN II. pANoY, Daneyvills,
Haywood county, Tenn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-28

WHISKY, WINES, LIQUORs, ETC.

COAL 0IL-Prime white, wholesale lots,
9HglOc per gallon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-28

The New Orleans future m1rket opened
firm, and closed quiet and steady and TO
points higher. Sales. II 400 bales. Quota
lions we're as follows:
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NEW YORK, December q. The market
was very quiet in all departments and new
business very light. Agents have made the
prices for Pacific, Arnold and WIND or
prints 2 cents. with decreased discount in
consequences Of the increased cost OF cloths.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-28
CROP MARKETED AND IN SIGHT DE-
CEuBER 24TH

The Liverpool Cotton EXCHANGE will e.
main closed until this morning No quota
tions Yesterday or since last Friday on ac-
count of Christmas hOlidays
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BONDS.
La. stamps, a, S13I. Missouri Ga, 1C3.
Cent. Pac. lists ,ll6%. Den. Il X G.. Isis, llS.
D. ar. W .1sts,T7. Erie Eds, 9S.
M. X At. Ger. IS $50. North. Pac. lists, IFS
North. Pae Eds 1857. N. Western con. $40.
INVEST deb .5s ,l05. Stills. i Con NJ. lib.
st Paul con, 13l. St.P. e. up lsts, 1873.
TIP. land grsnts,Gl. TIP. r g Eek oou,7l%.
U. 7. lsts, 1917. West Shore,lQ.
Tenn Is, set mt, 167. Tenn. IS, set mt, l0l.
Tenn. 3s,set'mt,79.
STOCKS.
Adams Express, 1877. Morris&E., of'd ,l3S.
Allegheny Centl,-. Nashville &C 7S.
Alton & I. H,,..29. .J.Central sos.
A. Il I H.,pfd., "a. Nor. & W. MD, Az.
American Ex., 1911. Northern Pac. ,259s
B. Q. r. n, S.. Northern Pac .pfd, 593s
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6iiparious Uanteo--fem0lfs.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE MN Nv =
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVER ~ !. - =
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. 1928 Broadway corner inily ,
hrs.t until 1888 BroaiwaY sss~sen
third until 5Oo Wes "enV -.,n
st. corner Eighth iss Fourthsve corner leu
1Go third ave- corner Forty sevcnfhse lOCI tmr -
near srtisthst and the HARLEM OFFICE 2oI Fast ons
ehst. $500 Thrave cornsr ossos
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Ice Cream

FACT.-Eorton's Ice Cream z msds ~ = 3
n gars cream aoseas r $780, yssfvsA -
len nSsd sns heaE oeaat erssss 10 Ia i36ks&
sCsx2s 49, go - s cts 5csssss. SsssEsE
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The following sales were hed al the EXCHANGE anu uA
Room to-day;
By Lespsndssc d Friednon
sstory building with lot No 2zs East ~ tst al, e.o
100 n 2d-ave. lot 25xlOO1l; Cauldwe.i SAAo0o
similar building with lot No 227 East lOIthsr sD ooo
above, lot 25IlO0ll l. Baer AA'ovV
Bs Rchard " DGrnct d 90.
n 4story buildir lots Nos 55s-562 Waer-st
running through 10 Cheryst "a OF CLINTON ~ ooo
lots 2ix about III each; W smith oi,OVO
Sstory house and lease OF lot No 1872 Sdave We e,oo
e VI 15tisl lot 25xlO0: ardy ,--;: O'AV0
Sale OF the premises West 4lstst. Of llth-ave,
adjourned TO Nov 80.
i 5-story building with lot No s04 10Th ave- s. 20 -.
Of 62ast lot 25x75; r kenr ely 2llOO
story bindings with lots Nos 500 and 53o West
6Otlist asa It " OF lVth-aye- lots zoxlOOo nm
EACH G Young .--..-...-..----.... oaooo
Sale Of dwelling with lot No go East 7Sd-st. and tots
last ll5ih- 81 and Madison-ave- COT OF lSOth-st.
adjourned Is Nov. 80.
Bg A. H. Mailer Son.
dwelling with lot No 10 West 46thst S. ooo
264 II OF 5thavr lot 22xlOO.5; L0wenhers sOZOU
] plot and >oholas-ave. cor OF l6Oth-sL 80
lOxll24x50XlO 1903; L Pinto. SsoV
LOT West lC0th-st. ll24 # Of st NchOlas-ave,
25xlOo. same buyer.--------- 900
Alo.S9 4. N rs 3 = s.ae { col u 1926
LOT adj above 3l.Sxl5lSA25xi3l9. Il " laws: 81
lot adj above 3lsXl Sx25xll2 J McDonald !VV
lot adj above II SKI ~ 3x25x929; Frazer 23Oo
] lot All; above 3 sxYZ. x25x733. Mcknight Zooo
lot 1 NiclOasave 32.6 II : Of the above. zO5x
lot l62st l727 fl OF II Nicholassve 2oK 90.
~. Pinto $50
lot ait above 25yl27; Mcdonald zO<O
By Jun s J.. els.
20 plots Of land Riversdo-ye, at RverdLe ,o
x4th various buyers -f'0O-
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Gllsrellnneons.

LADY reduced through no fault of hers
n from prosperity To hnanriai distress MI sell a.
beautiful little Tiffany god watch Tor SID Aso et
sweet upright FOR 500 Both tan De seeu A
dress Murray HI, Box 20 Tribune uptown OnSe
1888 Broadway.
Dr. Sn FINE MOUNTED FOX RUGS,
D) sJ. Goat skins 81 80 bargns Ansal5.n L IN,
bs Velvet Carpets aOc Brussels 43c lngrans zoe fbe
Carpets greatly rtaiuced prices. - 500 -, ,,u.
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european Advertisements.
Look! e VIII Paw z on

CIergymen medical legal warehouse men ousi-
ness men pofe s.onai Librarians AMI students oan
ers ana brokers merchants ami acurrr~ prihc
OF colleges hoos. ulonares an ph ana
cltlzes of tie Republic be snppel ON " ZEN
NOTICE New AMI Secondhand English ana Con
and kevi sngy 81 "a ipraIeH AZ apow %.
PER ENT money than charged Tor them IN the eA
hook Picture sales attended Rare amt secondhand BOOKS
and MSS forwarded Catalogues mailed wien 70
ouir,t holesae BOOkb ning and stationery at Wouhe,
~ low rates All gools carefully packer 10 any "i
IL the L. .. A.
j. MO~CRIPT PYE e co.
Expor Book sellers Starioners and Publishers,
154 West kegent-st. GLASGOW. scotanI
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REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGE.

n ~ meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF the rem
x1change held yesterday dividend OF per oen' o o
lass year was declared payable on pecemoere 'n' u,
close on December q Edwin F. Getrheu Oh Ohoaso' N
a Blunt Ne 29i Broadway Richard NJ hon'so"e''' ="
Zoe wailst and William q. Bible. OF No oil
elected members OF the Exchange frederick
No 40i Broadway posted for membership oeins pro
posed by Horace 4 Ely seconded BY L. A CrnKshank
IL weather yesterday the sale
nv lanes l. Wells ninety five villa lots. known as ING
properv with overlooking the Tucson
River OF the depot at
entirely of bidders The sale wnlcn orE
~ lasted till O'Clock and every lot was SOU Isns
reslr sT2O00 The prices ran from 81 " 70 SooV ~
CITY lot The auciloneer and persons Interested
many persons would be prevented attending ,r ~
the rain. Several eager D ,ass
Richard v Harnct sold at auction yeserd Nos % ,r
and St7 cherry Nos So. $40 and 662 water ior
eS7 90 W. smith Among those s,nt on Use MOI
the sale Adernan Snlels Inc pop
between Jefferson and Clinton SITS ltis "a
ieasehoId interest 1893 1hrdsve for 81 100 10
Harry Michars Steckler Co report sale AZ priNae
tract for MI Mohr Nos liz and ia c1
$4,000 and for Mt Jackson No 10y BromesL 10. oee
Lyon has Just b-gun nine houses on tne eas. suo "a
Eareconbe ave- One-hunre and hirty SKIN anu
Onehundre and thirty seventh Sta TO cost 1na
has i0Oxl00 the south side OF one
hundred forty nrsst feet east of EdgecomoeaVe
Anthc Mckeynolds. for improvement ..--
The brokers' meeting well attended louIstoIy
tween Eighth and 25x 6Ox 100 renting 9r
81 offered for SIS 600: piece Of properly
secondst, between -lxthave ana
south side boel for $4,000 terms easy co y
100000 II per nrssclass improved business
property.
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Amusemenis.

CASINO. Broadway and 3sth-st.
Eyspr sa4isr na.ps: sass,iy DAY.
~. aoG ssEEsT ThsT Taas EVER.
The sparkling conac Opera
EES sMiSiE
Received With soars Iauehter:-
osSI Cast g s ssass secured IN
DOAs. MUFFs. ROBES. HATS. CAPS, COL.
''0"'' prices for genuine '1. snAYNE 1903 Prines.
CHICKtRINsG5 Il IL PIANO RECITAL.
~ EMANUEL MO ,hS "a q, 3
Assisted by
MISS HELEN d CAMPBELL
CDEN MUsEE. 23d-st.. bet. SIN and oth aVes'
Il open from II 70 II. sundays 70 IL
BENJAMIN c ,S %ssSasr ar,siss, r!eture
sfekS iNS oF T 6 STA Tx
decided success.
sIGNOR CARLO
Daily tYht Two G RAJ; B coNcERTs ,
ss 5S Is SyssT Sana
THS ss aaSfSG DAY
eFa9 sle Ggsc,s' c CARLO .
NIBLos. ~
.v.nDr MssDes wednesday Saturday at
rE Ti'S s-esa' Ss''n bay.
The The g gii1sd yO S1S f afIGI
MONTH CRITIC
The entire production perfect in every detail ~.
RESERVED SEATS Orchestra Circle anu baoony
CTAR THEATRE. LAST WEEK.
- MR.. EDWIN BOOTH. -,
"Wednesday and Saturday nizhts-A double DILL
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE ana
EATWERIvE AND PETNVCHlO.
EXTRA MATINEE THANKSGIVl q DAY.
OTHE, LD-MR- BOOTH AZ IAGO.
Thursday Night ami SATURDAY Matnee-h " LEI.
FRIDAY NIght--TfE FOOLS REVENGE
Next week-Park Theatre. Brooklyn
CTAR THEATRE. Commencing Nov. %.
-
JOSEPH JEFFERSON
as RIP VAN WINRLE-
Sale Of se4Is commences THURSDAY. Nov 20
THALIA THEATRE.-Every evening and
4 Thanksgiving extra Matinee
"RATCATCHER or HAMELN."
VIATTACK',- Broadway and 30th-sL
w THANKSGIVING MATINEE
THANKSGIVING MATINEE.
SOPHIA. Let those now aurh
SopiJiA who never laughed before
s0PuIA And those who always laughed
SOPHIA Now laugh the more
I, il an exquisite playful Of pahos amt aughter snen
word
.THSI THEATRE. Cor. 6th-ave.
IL Every Evening. Matinee SATURDAY
SPECIAL MATINEE rHANk@1iNlN' ~, pAt Al .
NJ Il CU RTI5 j his new comedy
"CATGH1 IN CORNEk
Popular prices. seats secured In advance.
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NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Nov. %. 1885.
les were aeld a; the Exchange and Auction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24

GOOD NEWS FOR AMERICANS AT HUME
For the convenience Kin Beyond sea" j. AOSChlfI
PYE fo the above frm who has had great experience OF
the requirements oi Anrr an Aaes anu 81
executes with economy anu no
snarr onnISson- Ytr him for anything large or
an Ali thai nav wanfet Europe correspondents ID
iii American Manufactured Goods anl Patents ana
Commercial CONFESSIONS generally: place on me EuIv"an
market Fee. 500 RelA ives uace' ocn.rDs
md Tntors recommended Investment, made IN best scnI
ties save time trouble and bT communicating Win
MT PYE l54 Nest Regentst. asgow tneary opposite
the American Consuate remittance should IN every cse
accompany Instructions.
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Boaro am Roo n5 UIIt.J.

WANTED.-Bv young married couple. a
comp etrIy furn red house apartment below 4Oth-
Il and 6ti from Jansafy 10 June l. Ad
dress NJ. IL v all-sf- Room 80.
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Habits OF the Whales.

The San Francisco Bulletin Says
For the last six weeks or so whales
have been coming out of the arctic ice,
and have been making their way south.
In the winter season there are no
whales in the Arctic Ocean, for the good
reason that they cannot live there when
the water is frozen over so that there
are no breathing spaces. A considera-
bic number are supposed to die every
year by being caught under Ice so thick
that when they come up to breathe they
cannot break the ice Frequently
dozen or more whales may be seen in
small areas Of open water surrounded by
ice where no ship can go, or not with
out greater perils than ought to be en-
countered. Just where all the arctic
whales winter has long been a mooted
question. They are found all along the
coast of G 4liiornia during some of the
winter months. But their breeding
grounds are the lower attitudes. as at
Magdalena Bay and in the shallow bays
of the Lower Mexican coast. 1t Is prob
able that some go down as far as the
Central American coast All the right
whales seen along the coast do not enter
the Arctic, although it would seem that
the greater number do. Many arc
found in the Summer season in the
Okhotsk Sea and along the coast Of 81
IBERIA. The right whale seeks out his
Summer feeding grounds in high lati
tudes and seeks out breeding grounds
in low ATTITUDES. This annual mgra.
ton and return is counted on with the
greatest certainty AS many whales
come out of the Arctic in Autumn as en-
ter in the SDring. These facts govern
the operations Of the whaling fleet.
Hence, after the Arctic vhaling season
is over many ships discharge and redt
at once and go down the coast prepare
tory to later cruise in high ATTITUDES.
At several points along the coast in this
State there are shore stations where q
considerable number of whales ar9
caught as they go up and down the
coast.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1886-12-18
And Still They Come.

Announcements of deaths of patients
under Pasteur's treatment. Two more
deaths of patients who had been bitten
by mad dogs and submitted to Pasteur's
treatment by incubation. We say the
principle or method is bad, but if the
method be right evidently Pasteur has
not got hold of the right Gus (microco-
cus) An Enghshman, named Dowdes
well, sets up an opposition shop, and
claims that he has found the only true
original Jacobs rabies microbe To de-
termine who has the right Gus he and
Pasteur had better have an incubation
match. inoculate themselves with their
own discoveries, and he will have the
most credit who dies first. -Foote'8 Health
M0nthIy.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1886-12-18
CONGESTION.

Congestion is a collecting together of blood
in any one place. If there is loss of nervous
action in any organ the. blood vessels do not
allow the blood to circulate and it stagnates.
If this condition exists very long the collect
ing blood clots and eventually DESTROYS
the Organ. Many persons are unconscious
victims of this very common condition.
The heart, determined as it is to force
blood into every part of the system, has to
work harder to get it through the clogged
organ and eventually the Heart breaks
dOlCn and palpitation, excessive action, rush
of blood to the head, distressing headaches,
indicate that the Congestion has become
chronic and is doing damage to the entire
system Congestion of the kidneys is one of
the commoneSt of complaints and is the be-
ginning Of much chronic misery.
warmers SAFE Cure" will remove it.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1886-12-18
IMPAIRED EYE-slCHT.

Kidney acid with some persons has an es-
peciGL affinity for the optic nerUc,
and though we have never urged it as cure
for disordered eye-sight, many persons have
written us expressing surprise that after
ners SAFE Cure their eye-StgItt has
been uastIy improved. In fact, one of
the best oculists in the country says that
h0Lf the patients that como to him with
bad eyes, upon examination he discovers are
Victims Of kidney disorder. We have
no doubt that the reason why so many people
that, all unconscious to themselves their kid
4eyS haze been out Of order for gears,
and the kidney poison is gradually running
the system