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New-York tribune., 1886-06-08

washed l21l2c; smyrna Unwashcd 1917 lie. Washed 20
a. c. syrian. Unaashed. ia &c; Washed 1870, Don
skO. Nnrhtd superior. 23dlic; Autumn. lD1l~cs
Australian PORT Phillip. inc.
IRON T. c circuir HaliOxei Coburn Boston Iuue L.
$50. The oo market has been quiet during che
week Last weeks fairly su-tai ed aud a
good degree O Irnness mslfes c at close This firm
ness however not the o. mp oye either
Tor Wool II almost entirely ~ reports
iiom ne Hest These reports lnicate determination on
me part or ool 20 hold last years prices On
Ie oer hand most buyers believe they cnnOt afford 10 pay
ahvthhg over he opening prices OF last wear. we shan not
% 70 prices cstab the West somewhere
tei"een these iwo extremes An improvement TO this ex
tent ap be sIstned but shOnd the md-Set 20 stu hfher
ic ol NAV BE- LOGGED The ~ the week consist
hgy ot Old Territory and othe- Unwased Wools M our
quota ions The sale " wirhea reeces been lin
ed wi'hstandrg the I'm royemcnt In the foreign mar
k' recently notice hplie o Woo IN this country
ronhne TO D. fr sellers ~ nrccs involving srinus loss
~ ac ~ siniErnnt O their opnioI Of the oO market OF
n near utJrc, ant icli n o. the cOusdcrtitn Of
al oo buyers whose udgm IN; controlled by facts rather
hhn Dy desires The -a % the week am0un 10 about
pounds OF ome-tiC anl .o0npOV pJun1s oi Oreikn
WOOL Nciive Occls regse current taI5
WcrA, I ui lepOrl thcm a I week
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

rrvxpPOOl June 7-l2:3J D. m.-COtton-tum with fair
oemapd, aiadlnz Upands. 5sL. do Mmdling OTieAns
lid Saes-l icuunZ l.OOO Oaaes lO spec.
ni.ron AND EXPORT receipts. $4,000 bales nciudi1k E %
h.Ie, American. Fuufe- steady UplaDds Low Mhdnhg
Clause June and delivery. J-o+d DO Jury aIt Au
gust devery 5t4G. do August and september delserV
,.o4d. september amt October delivery 5.ot; 90
0roLer ana November delivery. oi-osd; DO November
and JecemDer delivery 5S64d DO December and January
delivery 4 do september delivery. , 10 "a.
TENDERS deliveries At toiays cIearngs looo Daies
new coc and Uuu Dalrs Old 1000 - ..-.
\ rn-Ihe sales OF the included $500 Daes Aneri
- v....oa .,o.ar r-rla,ds our utddltng
clause une o-64d BUYERS do June anu July
Ssnyery . 5-osd buyers; do July and August denyery
.,e,d buyers. August aud september delivery. o
n6Aa buyer. do. september and OCTOBER delivery 3pfu
buver. do and november delivery. od sellers
ao November and December delivery 62-o4d bnyeIs
90 Decembe and January delivery OJo4d Duyersi TO-
semi. III Def delivery. D 'o3d sellers ,-..,.
-Cotton-Futures closed quiet but steady: pianus
,v NIddlug clause, June delivery. 0-O4d buyers 40
iDne md JuIy delivery, 5o4d BUYERS do July and An
sasf oelyery buyers DO. August and september
Ssuvery b-4d. buyers do september ana JctoDer 20
S,verV lid buy october anu November dsVsiy
So .eer. November ana december delivery o. oti-
yainr. do December and January dehvery o0-o4d.
hnvels do september delivery I6id sellers . -,
II .tV VE.ION June 7.-.o0J quiet Mddnns oo4i Low
u.dcnq 81 GOOD Ordinary. I3 10. net ana gross To
s.VAsNAH June 7.-Coton quiet hiddiin1. o 40 40
- M,ddiing 3.l6. Good Ordinary ll-lo ne. ana
rac.pts bales. exports cOastwise ~"
49," 49,, an rales stock, ~, 81 baies - -,
wv 0RIEASs June 7.-CotOn quiet MidinS 20 IoW
A,taanT sh; ,0od Ordinary. "a net receipts ~ !, u
ns.rs gross T65 bales exports 10 Great biAh' --''
bsIes sales sO0 bales; STOCK sooo' Dso@'
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08
THE PgTROLErH MARKET

A correspondent asks whether IN the spring
OF lss5 there was not heavy decrease pipe line
stocks when OIL was selling a0ovs 20 No. In
April Iss5. the National Transit Company reported
gross amount OF luid held at 3733os73 barrels against
37Oe63s4 barrels in March. but the sediment and sur
olus ,crouut wss increased from 5000 barrels in
March 20 20O0 723 barrels In April. tlat the net
soex Of urrchantable oil was 3l.fZl 100 barrels on
April 80. against 3ii6s,324 baires on March 3I Ihe
net stocks o pipe iiLes wore as follows Al tno
Gates indicated Apr 50 80 O2f.7iG blrrels; Nay 81.
IS 46O.l27 barrels June 80. 3J, lO3.27S barrels Ia
My TINS the Increase or net stocks Will surrey
reach 100. 900 barrels.
The certificate market was dull yesterday and tho
trading mucn OF "pikng" character 10 pos
sess great sgninctnce. Prices hsli With fuil
OF stssdne-s aud inc reports OF the wash.
inOn field yaugcs Slight decline IN the ylrld
OF the wells there was an adya &C. from 6iAdofb
cents 65a On the Otnrr hand there news
of a new In old Bner County district indicating
slight extension Of fertile territory, hut 10 produced
little effect traders. Tue market c.osed unchanged
from Saturday and without much character
The range prices AMI the total dealings at the Con-
solidated Exchange were IL follows:
Opening ........... 643f Iowest....-.......... 6tb
Highest st.............. 65st Final. 30
sales. barrels o.oli'VVo
Refined oil was unchanged AZ : cents per gallon.
The Consolidated CicArnz House continues To improve
In its AMI the oil cleirsnces yesterday were
the earliest hour since the Iew organiLitlon
took charge OF the work.
BRADFORD Penn. jane 7.-CrIde OIL. - National
Traust Certificates opened 654 aud closed at o57si
highest 655s; lowest. 6I4 cleararces 1.5l400O bar
rels
OIL CITY, Penn. June Crude On-National Transit
Certificates opened st 80 and closed at S. highest
65as lowest IL; sales $4,000 barrels; csarances
24l4 900 barrels charters l5 J99 barrels shipments,
72035 barrels; runs not reported
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
QUOTATIONS. or BEGvEs TO-DAY.

Il
r VIEW OF TIE WEEK The arrivals OF Beevcs the
les. 1, than me CORE ,poniing wee ast wear
arrivals haye been moderate bat me deaand has been
on Wetn, ssy Common aud MEDIUM grades fracoon
fully lOc on ali gracs the not quite cleared
American Tive castle sens f n5 to- l4Si lc estimated
n t ana american eei ans as ns as
Home ruled iul ct 7l4aoc for Ordinary Prime
N4tve sdes and 63o ?. for Poor TO Far Texas Beef
closed Sa 1ves o Tee IN osE supply 90 Henssaiy ni
g ana on FRIDAY there was 'i urther decline o. .G
sc Hlth large number n'od Veal inprOyei uv &c on
"a gI 'y selling at 5,c but Buernks continued duh
Good sheep sold readily at firm prices Comm IN
and Me inm have prices iuly
light PLY selling rates steady advanced until on
SATURDAY AL grades from TO a per ID higher than
dressed hoys have nacu,ted slightly closing firm on Sat
uriay lew Common state Hogs have been sold alive at
BsnvES-Recepts yesterday and to day l7S
jersey t ant 20 cars at bOthst making lJi he2t aganst
Arrivals u for Mr. Eastman and
= cars for Stern Metzger and there were no sales OF any
TWENTY carloads Jersey city Export Cae for
Ie & setneI urece % AMI incuiei 10 Stufed hiS rhlis
over 30 clrloads were srllers mainly Of Poor TO t4i!
he Duk Of the Cornie cattle from Common 10 Goo
with few Prime and Choce dIoves oieed and Extra steers
scarce.
re market opened at about Frisys closing prices for
Medium sradrs and oT trade was slow ami dragging
with downward TEND ncy CLOSING du at decline o; 100
Of Ieyans at ~ 40 0s5 Oo
twOcar lot of fst COnfed Olopo halfDTeds At
- A. and 30 carloads OF Poor to Fair hentucAy suers
i0d with Of Good Terre Haute selling
at the Osj as 90 Poor TO Grass ani Corn
fed Natives sold 81 10 with the bulk OF the sales at
ass -.
OF slopfe Bulls sold at s3 Gsi 25 with few
retai.ed al a 4nd i 45.
Dry Mixed lots and Rough OIen and stays brought
all the FRO So 81 To Il 10.
~ti1-fcd cattle have apparently cleared Inc
sta s o mosto the trash aud cD mon drovrs ana better
O -tilcrs expected for the n II tO week.
The sailed this morning with rs We cattle FOR
Nelson Norris The -axmundam i@ expected To- ge on to-
morrow 100 head VI. Goldsmith. and the Nevada
with =. 90 quarters o. Beef for ]. Eastman.
The week- shipments ~ We cattle and Sheepan Dressed
Beef and Mutton were as follows;
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08

MONDAY, June 7-P. "
The Stock Exchange markets this morning opened re
leved from the incubus OF the surface railroad strgcs
Therefore st figures somewhat stimulated by the
covering OF short sales made late on Saturday
afternoon First prices from IS TO :: per cent
higher than SATURDAYS closing figures and the early
transactions gave an appearance OF great ac-
tiyity to the Market But, as there
had been few. II any, stocks sod
Saturday because OF the strikes other than ior '
short account that demand supplied the nar
ke apsed into duncss and there more or les" re-
actions from the last figures but not sufficient 10 "Po
ont all the early gains Lake Shore was specla Ieat-
ure and exceptionally strong II opened mp g per cent
at s2 its price for the day was 81 lana IL ros
TO s3 and closed at s3ss. yet the TRANSACTIONS IN IL
amounted TO only 42.500 shares. Union racine
ruled strong all way Among the gringers the
Omaha stocks continued attract the most attention.
and the highest figures they closed with
material gains over Saturday evening. Western Union
exhibited some indication and closed q
cent below its opening price. The coal stocks deve-
oped fair degree OF despite the beash talk of
OF their supposed special friends. Manhattan
Consolidated unusually active and strong rising
TO 129asa29e the low priced stocks developed
early incinaons 10 advance but the later dulness OF
the market seemed 10 take all the vim out OF
their principal promoters aud their hgur"s hnsiy
crifted back the opening OF general news
calculated affect values in either direction there was
a remarkable dearth. but such as there was was
indicative of that gradual and slow Improvement In
commercial and mercantile affairs which bespeaks per-
manency rather than a speculative boom The railway
earnings reported to-day generally more favorable
than anticipated The general duness OF the mar
ket is reflected total transactions amounting only
TO 247.s30 shares. The market closed in good form
with healthy tone
Government bonds quiet and easy with the blds
s per lower for and 2s. The currency 6s
were strong Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08
rrroPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON June 7-l2:3O u m-Uniied states AZ per cent
bond ii 81. Atlantic Great esern FIRST MorRage
trustees Certificates 4Zas 90 second Mortgage IL .
Frte n a. DO second COnSOls. S3' II Pan Common
g4 "a New-YOrk Central lOA4 pennsylvania oA'e Read
ing ss 49, - - ,.. . -
N H. m-Paris advices quote Three Per at
-. francs 10 cent.m the
o. ~in-10s June Il p. n-Atantic and Great West
Pacific.
~ fre second "a. Pau Common, JJ o. New
yorI central. l037s Reading. II p
II nj son BAY Company, Z3-4.
Bsr silver l. quoted at a. l3 Sd per ounce. -
tne amount buOn gone INTO the BANK OF England on
hal auce 4JtOOu m
m-Taris adVccs quote Three Per Cent kentes az 81
,rancs centines the accot and exchange on Lon
an AZ % francs q centines for Checks
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08

shipments -wbssk 400 ossn-' Corn 400, bush; osss
l5U'r' bush.
rr Iosr> Juns 7-Four s;caiy Xxx 9? 80 etJ 70. XXX
81 7UOsz7 7j ss,nnv - 7jDs; 81 choica - 3pDS S0
FxDcv * Is 81 90 " 90 ps9 ~ Whe9 active;
No Red casa 7o.s '.e. Jane 7slyci Juiy .7ta7se
August 10 Gun; No. Nizei 'asG 81 3DSz tcs
June 81 7sc.s July. S<isc Osts dui; No MiIe" Cssa
2G Ga5Gac. June 2JGf 24c Isge weak &C b3o
Bsrey There "a 10 m srker Butter GIet Creamery Is1
l5c.. Dsirv II % y.c 'ils 5see 81 0oe
8 - 20 Bran.
40 at mill asa sts Wv 1 s5Ol whiskv ~ ~
Pork 50 ~ Bakmszts-Lon7 'H,sr 81 80; -hors Mb.
So 20 snort Clear - 80. stefy &c 80 ~ oS3 80
R<ceIpis- 100 obI. Wheat 5000 '1sr. Corn,
iO7tDo Dusn. OATS AZ 1909 onsn Bariey
900 uusn ,rhiD nents-Fiour lD0OO Db.; "hsD lO,U0
l7.JOU pIsL. OztA 1s,DOO Oush hye
/ 900 ousI.;
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08
excursions.
MANHATTAN BEACH.

On and after June Q. leave Fast 3tth-st MONDAYS
w rD EsDAYS and FRIDAYS 60 30 It2O and hourly
thereafter 10 92O =. N. TUESDAYS THURSDAYS. SAT-
UkDAY- and -UND AI5 f0;2. S:3D lD2D. ii 30 1870.
i:2n 22O and halLhourly thereafter 800 =. " Extra
trains on 1870 ami L. so. sundays. l5D
sDont sundays.
BAY RIDGE ROUTE.
Beach passengers
will leave pavilion AL dining Ferrv. terminus ~
ALL te iriv :lO 4. NJ. to H;lO p NJ
Extra boats OIL race days at l2:iO and la p. NJ.
Excursion tic eets 81 CENT.
Commencing June TO-
GILMORES GREAT BAND.
Afternoon and Event Joncerts
NEW MUSIC AMPHITHEATRE
Commencing JnDe H.
PAINS LATEST sd GRANDEST
FircvOrk spectacle
THE BURNING OF MOSCOW
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per yorsh Hir.r y-s,sf; nuf x 4iIrpIfS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

corFFF-Praz grades dun and barely steady Fair IN
vo.ccs ouoec Sales. 900 Rio Kate Fawcett
opened barely STEADY at changed quotation, ana
aud steady ~ January. - q 40; June
7eOa 7g5. Julv rs t@7"0; August. 7sJ a7.y0. sep
ternber sOa so: October. 7.Sua7-5 November . -
n 80. December - -.Sl. Sales IA. 100 bags MIG
grades quiet sales 1000 mats Java Loyal 900 mats
cOTTOy-Q an active business accomplished on
tile for spot Cotton today. ami the prizes were
not changed.
QuotaTIOns STANDARD OF classihca-
.ioilp
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08
6elp Uanteo

XNANTED.-A frst-class False-core Brass
w Moulder who has experieuce IN GreoA
ssnl WOE. D efcrrei Address aORHAM MFG CO. Yreva.
deEcc. II. l.. 0r broadway and 10th ST.. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08


In conformity with the requirements ~ ChaptsR
4gO o. tie 1883 Oi the stae o. NewI York, pubo
hereby 70 al persons interested mat fa o
porfuny be for led tnen 10 be heard in re alton 20 tbs
plans consideration oy the Aqaetuct Commission
adopted Tor construction the New Croion Aquedues
within he of New YORK. and for the
neur OF and OF
route OF Aqueuci md its apparen1nces - lOogs
a the elevation OF the said Aquetuct
parcels OF land 2ith Ward of THIS city
winch nei In the office of the
City and County OF NewlO the 9Th
uay OF July Parcels NOs II. ~ and 10 and for the
b. the ~ said parcels of land IN fee simple
leu right " easement IN perpctuy beneath the sur
fac thereof
lands IN the ~ IN Nsrd OF this city. viz
An additional strip OF and sf lining the south. tho
strip parcel ~ land designated upon the maps hed In the
Office " aforesaid the 18th day August
1888 Parcel 80 ALSO of strip OF Iad between The
the lands OF the city OF Newyork Is
the gh Bridge Reservoir Park also parcel Of and the
eastery OF tue 10th opposite the site OF the working
sQueduct lIotusi and shlft
nv In ali the wlthn the
ave l35th and l45th ss owned by thls
city. -.
Office
the quedict c0mmiss on WEDSE~DA. JUNE stn,
lsss o'clock. u and such subsequent days -
VIII ch said hearing nay be Jolrned
~ JAMES ". McCULL0H.
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08

Iss 81 at ss 40 per 100 lbs 2os @ ~ ono ~
~ r. nt 50 -, 20 90 - D. at 80 sz at a. a. DO 70 n al
-. 8 I5ncss, 1913 n at % DO "a v,r.
P,s Kaso i state Lambs. 50 b. at &c per % VIZ
also5scE pav. 79c COLORADO s@es2 y go: go:
'g ksTSsSy do 81 at eg ONO t 9 seep @ u 81 b. at 5c
lin SS ken'Sek % amps 90 ,d, r. at s 5'.s a. e. 1871 co
lo o. at s 81 10 Pennsyvania DO - n at 5%e' 81 7'"s
Walsh Kirby & CO.. 90 state Sheep and Bucks ed n' at
&c 70 tate Lambs 81 ID. az SC ,,.. q, ~ st sc
Everett Pdoork 05 eonsylvania sheep VI To- NJ 'o'
90 Pennsylvania lambs 81 u. st61c. -. -. ,,so
50 b. s <S STATE Lsm5s a m az &C. ri oo SO az
Hoo Receipts were los cars Of lssTe head eS cars st
"a So
LIVE srOcg Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
BuyFAIo June7 cate eceipfs last ?. hours 500 hsae
sos, cous,ed through sunday ~ cars 33 whcn 70 New
YORK - csEs Tor sale MARKET IN fair demand pic,s
clned loql c since last Monday; no New YORK demand
sA,eo-- ast u ecO total for wcss
thus tar 90 nead for same time ass weeH oy9 mead
cars on sale SarS,t dH and rces have eonec 5a2Sc
siness sanrdey nenor I9EaiT = 1g@f' Hos "a TO-
Lambs quiet at s. 5oSs5 70: closed weak ears held
Hoas-Receiut, last 81 hours lol5 head 'ota for ~e.s
- cars which NewAorE =, ears Tor -ae.
iEsa' Mixed pa and IgS vorss. s.
e.r, yoE weights s. a l 40 pug c,ar.e Mixed HEAVY
Ends. 80 S23GtS 3d. selected Heavy Enas - Voas1 10 all
f-fdTt>-hcctlDts
6UUs CuOce NaJve -htDpng steers
81 SOdSj 30 Native Butcher steers e3 - d-4 20, cows
and Heifcrs ~ Gb3 10 sOcKers reeterA - -O@
Ho7s-RecerDts $500 snlDmenrs L2G0 Lig1t 70 SO~
81 10 PacKne % 81 "A 10; hesvv. 81 05Gsi l2
SnssDiiacslDs LOO head snDment. 900 heal Market
STEADY ~ 20 ara %
CHICAGO June IN. Droc,rs JouraI rsoorts Critic
Receipts 5000 1000 mead: DisrRei strong
tly segly shipping 60 lOd&o o. stockeTs
teeder. 81 1jaSI 10 Cows. Bulls amt Mixeo - -
90 Bulk, 81 o. GS3 90 thorough Texas cattle % wa
SO ..
Hoos-ReceIpts % 500 smppenu+ 1000 narxet strong
So - ~ PacsfD2 aun SIlODlNs
3Ol Light weights. So IS Us4 20 skIrs. 81 -
as b5. -
steady Natives s3 OOus4 30 Texans 81 l5DS3 Lambs
per head. S3GSi.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08
european advertisements.
Gorses duo Carriages.
Established 1859.

OWN. II. GRAY. Established 1859.
wARERoOMs nos. 20 and 81 wOosTER-sr.
yIctoras. Vsa~vs. Cebrioiets. Landauets. LandauS
Prougiams Berlin Coaches rwJshee D1g carts, Pony
arts Depot Wagons Rumble and CsnOpy-to1 PhaetOns
Cars Surrey sOcsaways. Pnaetoas Sn<ies Rolf
Carts Gig, Wagonetres ToD Pha tons Bcacl wagons.
stanhope Top wagons Coupes SIX .eas
and curtain Roc saw4ys Duluessl Vc)rls ladies' PAas-
800 NEW CARRIAGES VARIETY HARNESS
100 second hand Carra at reasonable PRICES
WILL ALSO RENT FOR THE SEASON.
TOR SALE-Beautiful Messen ngcg-N Morgan
L mare sound and kind saie for women 10 drive any
wi ere, owner physician. gong 10 Europe
KINGS STABLE 0oth-st and ith-aye.
NTrYEy euralgis and Heaatschs
hN xlN n Testimonials frea
AETNA co, ss 9th ave, n
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAyFRANCIsco. June :, 1856
Gatrrdav TaHav
Saturday. To-day.
MONDAY, June 7-P. II.

The Ophir Mining Company has levied an assessment
OF twenty five cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08

New orleans

Good or iinarv l-l6 Low hiiihn y..' - ~
Strict Good primary. rs IiddllnT o t-'-'
The optiop market exceedingly duh ono. fit't
rrlces showed decline of points. and a. IN neclune
thc maj kct ruled steady all day. Tine sales were oh'
9. ul ,aIea
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08

SPIRITS OF rURPENrISE
cs.stsuos Jupe 7.-TurpeDtfuc luiet al ~ &C
aIyIsuAa June T. 7-1urOenslne rrn al - '2c
VuuIsGTOh June 7.-IarDentine hrM A. &c
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08
LOSING PRICES or PAiLA DELP4IA STOCKS
SATURDAY.. To day.

CLOSING PRlCEs or BOSTON SrOoRs-
Boston JdLe 7. 1885.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08
Eesal Notice.

NEW CROTON AQUEDUCT.
AQUEDUCr CoaNIs sloNERs' OFFrcR.
Room 2i9. No 2sp BROACwAr, :
Newly oRK June 1, 1856.
PUBLIC NOTICE
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-11-27
nrinnesota's state Fair Grounds.
M1YNEsorA's STATE Fam GROUNDS,

MINNEaUIAS sTATE FAIR GROUNDs.
We are enabled to present this weel; almost
birds eye view of the new and extensive
fair grounds, situated midway between the
twin cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul, and
to be used by the state of Minnesota. The
vast nclosure is about milo square. It
contains, besides the main building, dozen
or more commodious structures for exposi-
ton purposes and the accommodation of
visitors fine race track with a grand stand
shown in a separate illustration.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-11-27
CHINA d CLASS.
LAW ON'S
Bazaar

1917 Rogers Brothers t;iple-plated tea
Spoons, $3.50 per dozen.
Same, singIe-plate, 50 SS per dozen.
John RnsseIl's triple.pated tea spoons,
per dozen, SO %.
John Russell's singleplate, 50 so per
dom.
Silver metal same all the way through,
$3.50 per duzeu. Very setviceabe.
Steel with a very light coat Of silver 75c.
per dozen.
Steel with a heavy coat Of tin, good
spoon for wear SOC Ter dazeu.
Ordinary tin, per dozen, 1Oc.
AS with spoons, SO all the way through
out stock.
Goods ia every departments sold for inst
what they are aud the quality will be tx.
planned.
For example;
Wesella hrs class Eugltsa dinner plat,
tor Sl.50 per dozen;
Or Il secoud q1ality for TO-. per dozen.
Onr line of lamps is the most complete we
have ever shown. We keep all the kind,
that are worth having.
| The best illuminating oil that is made.
There Is no better. 1Sc per Aallon. We usr
] it exclusively in Lighting uur three floors.
Polished brass gas lixrurps. A vecy large
assortment winch we are prepared to give
prices, put up Oh your cell g. We employ
au expert gas filter.
N one mas a better line Of gas gloUts 2Or
10 81 90 each.
The holiday showing this year exceeds
| any of our prt vions efforts, both in price and
| quality. Do not tail to visit our second
| Il ,pr. We have added a Lumber of thou
,andS Of dollars in value to our stock this
season.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-11-27
TO-DAY. TO-DAY,

For a $40 Overcoat visit the
Wilmington Clothing House, No.
416 Market street. John W..
Diefendorf, Manager.
For a SI2 Overcoat visit the
Wilmington Clothing House, No.
4I6 Market street John w.
Diefendorf, Manager.
For a $3.50 Overcoat visit the
Wilmington Clothing House, No.
4I6 Market street, John w.
Diefendorf, Manager.
For a SIS Overcoat visit the
Wilmington Clothing House, No.
4I6 Market street. John w.
Diefendorf, Manager.
For SI7 Overcoat visit the
Wilmington Clothing House, No.
4I6 Market street. John W..
Diefendorf Manager.
For an SIS Overcoat visit the
Wilmington Clothing House, No.
4I6 Market street. John W.
Diefendorf, Manager.
For $40 Ovcrcoat visit the
Wilmington Clothing House, No.
416 Market street. John w.
Diefendorf, Manager.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-11-27

II you want an Overcoat at
S22.5o visit the Wilmington Cloth
ing House, No,416 Market street,
John W Diefendorf, Manager.
For a S25 Overcoat visit the
Wilmington Clothing House, No.
4I6 Market street. John w.
Diefendorf Manager,
For a $50 Overcoat visit the
Wilmington Clothing House, No.
4I6 Market street. John w.
Diefendorf Manager.
In fact, if you want a stylish
Overcoat visit the Wilmington
Clothing House, No 416 Mar ct
street. John w. Diefendorf,
Manager.
And do not forget that we have
an immense stock of Ready-made
Clothing for Men, Youths Boys
and Children, The best styles in
the market, and all new goods at
No. 4I6 Market street. John w,
Diefendorf Manager.
Fine Custom Work done at No.
4I6 Market street Come in to-
day and look at our STYLES.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-11-27

"A NoNfAhlSbN OR fAMOu5 MONuMhNlS'
Fig. l. Washington monument Fig . Barthol.
dis Liberty. ig. g. Pyramids. Fig A. Bunker
Hill monument Fig 5. Column Of Victory, Btr-
lin. Fig. G. Column Nendome, Paris. Fig. e. Da-
varia, Fig, 8 Sphinx at Giaeh.
The above Illustration presents in better
form than figures can convey the relative
heights of the great monuments of the world.
1t will be seen that in possessing the Wash
ington, Liberty and Bunker Hill monuments
we tower highest toward the heavens, with
the exception of the pyramids, which can
hardly he considered in this connection any
more than mountain peaks. Americas pride
in this respect cannot long remain, for France
intends to build, by 1883, an iron tower ! 900
feet high.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-11-27
orcrhcnr,l !, rhs Cremntnrr

In days oil past that has flown,
When dead folks were buried, weeu.
The dying one feeb Y would groan:
Please see that my grave is kept green. n
Gre uatlon, alas has to-day
Th's saying completely abolished,
1t now is the custom To say:
Just see that my urn Is kept polished"
oSE OF TIE RISKS OF CREMATION.
Fond wfe.-Are my husband ashes
reaiyi
Dr.. Fake thcsitating) We'll, yes-ah-hou7
II believe so
Fond wife turprised)- Don't Won
kuowi
Or. Fake-Weu, the fact is, We We had
surh uah OF business lately that got the
asne' m d. However thur1 are s,veral
urn5, SO take your choice --CtS &Sa Ram.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-11-27
Old Love Letter, 1lko cola g.,

Old love letters are much like cold SOUP.
A love letter that telegraphs delightful
tingle to the tip ends Of the fingers and toes,
makes the heart thump fast and even warns
up the stomach when first written, il read
after the flame which inspired it had died
possesses all the flatness, staleness and nau'
seating qualities that are in a porky bean
broth that has laid in the refrigerator since
yesterday Soup has this adyantage-it can
be warmed over, while the letters cannot -
Lewiston (NIe.) Journal
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-11-27
No NInre s,rrnrinr.

"You say tine trout weighcl ten poui.dsI'
"Nes, sir; II was the biggest lrous l ever
saw"
"And it got away from your
"Yes.n
Nv you take an oa'h TO ,hatr
~! lake no more oatus; | ,wora onourb
a ou' i. when It cot away '-Yonay
Statesman,