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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-15
DENNSYLVA MA RAILROAD.

GRAND TRUNK LINE -
Trains and cor'h'dt streets
HsfsSSrs PiItssarg tho West With Pullman Pal ace
Ss 11s asS fGO tea 81 i FsS bn snoiss and
ye'ssqieS cars q, 90 m s'ery ai CORY and
Ers m los asyf sV CORY for fsS
For 0P mi ~ p $ ssS u sp $50
and II % 90 sGd go p M Saturdays 0a'' 300
na@ors %sssiSstSn A and the South Limited Washington
raisP r,r,s. car. and r'sS'ysnA .l ma
Masaipson 90 ~ and o. sAy so % and 1sr;ss
200 and soSe q sns i2iS pisn u' Sunday el'
For Atlantic CITY, 100 p m week days AFoash pariOr
For Cape May, lilo NJ weekdays Saturdays only
wa ksbwsy aud Amoey. slOa N. ~ oson, $40 .nd >
p m On sunday ea5 a. m. and p m do not SOP AZ
For yo5os y. Tsxyers &. r sso,. ..s
Bay Lae ty aSsss e.nssc with al. throu trains
At Jersey city aaordas speedy aud direct transfer for
rraIS. arrive From plttssu,g. zIo s. llso NJ and
M day S0S s @s' sa So sS and is ~
sunday. $50, s so a N, 32S So go and 1922 M M
f'9S Il "a % oV 'fs o' 400 aS
20 so5 lbs III s0 ti- S aga sso so
so5. 500. s35. 1888 D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains leave Ne and cort
l~sd street Ferries as looT' and N w,.nus,on
S Limited Sc Dining y eaf esis sss s'' :I1
M s'a lzls Siss ssaa Aeon SsSssss
Z; asd t iasS1 aud 10 a. 40 j. & p asnd
l2.l6 night . =. a m
sS snir connect AZ rsossb for ana idea
Returning trans leave Broad street station
l2Ol 32u. 05, Al bs3S $50, so szD ssu s.sv =.
and II 10 a m iimtel Express ~ith Dlnlng car liz
and $50 D. M IL a. 2so $40 T. s. &sa Iiz sis ana
$50 d m On SUNDAY. lzOi. $40. 405. 40 80. Soy
eSoa m l24s. $50 t&sSo Lmisea. eas oss' "is ana
Leave Phadcipns via Camden. eco m and O. ~ M
Tissct osness 80 and ga BsoAdway AstsT House
2 p.1tery pisce and ana Cort ~
.na ayovkivn Amer States. fset - tssenst
Bsoesvn STATION. Jersey City Immigrant fekst o"os
SsYork Transfer Company viii cali for Esd sesck
OLA. r.. PU0H. >. = 49,
General Manager oenetsa t~''
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FUgERAL OF CHARLES Dryoay

Philadelphia, Jan Id iai).--Charlcs b. Dun
gan. OF Cape May, who built the sailville and Cape
May extension to the West Jersey Railroad Ina 1863
buried here to-day. lie largely Interested
the building OF railroads and had helped 10 construct
gas works II seventeen cities.
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MONEY COMING FROM THE INTERIOR

SATURDAY. jan III Ne
To-day's bank statement reflects a large influx on
money from the interior. By the operations our
ing the week ended Friday evening the oahAs
gained only S251. 249 In cash. We have disco'-
cred no reason TO correct our estimate oil "eoA
upo that the statement of averages issued on Janu
arv ~ "A 81 500 600 less than tho actual amount
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ERIE RAILWAY. Tickct Offices. 4ol. 317

Il KlE kAlllN Al. llckct O1nccs, 9Vl, jl q
I Battery Place Chambers street. fcrries
New.York; 9Bl and SJ5 Faion,s brooslyn; lO1 grod'
way williamsburg Newark aad Hais0a ss. ifob)
ken g3 Montgomery ST anl Now.statiou. Jersey cav
rckets and Pror sloep.ag Car reservations ant
orders Tor kng transfer OF baggage can be o3ane
from Chamoersst; local trains @ 10 minutes earlier
o a. $3.50 suniaysl-Dy Express Palimsn Bna-t Dra
Ing room Coaches 70 EImrs. HornellsYle BuatlA Pal
man Sleeping Coach from Horneil-vie IN Cincinnati.
D. m-Daiiy Chicago and Limited" ,ol.a Pal.
man train q Day ana snast ssee,nx S.ees 10
81 Louis. No extra charge for tasf tine.
7a5 M S2Sd.st 5ssl g p y, suDdaEsl-hoche'ter TX
IL D. m.-Daiy Chicago III Pullman Bufet Sleeping
Coaches TO Dlnghamton owego EnirI. BuHse. James
town. Youngstown. Cincinnati anf hlciso a.
Rutherord aud Pssssic& 10. T. $50. 1870 M ~ noon
p ~; IL night Also 70 Ratnerferi \ 80 $50 m
pater. "D9a 49, is5s % i neos las ss
10 so ii:3O D N; IL night Sundays, i5 $50. 1873
am; l2 L. $50 13D. 1890 ll3O i2nigi,
S'Tir an ra'sr'sa o ys c 5o Sc f 3 1910
?. M j. night sand.ys. :. M $50 80. 759n m
RdgsgO9 7'o 90 III i. 10 - s 4
wosa. $50 nj 4:so $40 N; to safsrn. $50 ?. N
sunday. AS $50 1879 M go a. ;S ~ nsa a,
Pm sundays S:30a m. 2. p M,
warwlck-Weesdiys 2. 10 80 A. M 40 p NJ ,,.,o
pm sundays f.5 s. 80 1880 a mL: $50. 1880 p. m
Middstown ami Port Jervs-tiJ. $50. 8. iOi N $50
$50 7i5 1880 Sundays. i;i5. SD lOisea M
Express trains from tho wost arrive in SeTYors 75J
1885 a. ~. aud 1898 p "a amman,
General Manager General Passsn ger Agent
NORWICH LINE.-Favorte Inside Route.
wich 81 IS New.London 81 40 correspondnG rsfue'oa
10 points East steamers CITY OF WoRcEsTEA CIT
n z. al iSD m. q. W. BRADY. AL
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State bonds were neglected Arkansas rs to Fort
Smith Railroad sold mp to 30 There were no
sales of city bank stocks
Railroad bonds active and continued IN
good demand. Erie seconds rose y TO 99St Canada
Southern second IS were up q 70 93A: New YORK,
Chicago and St. Louis Is closed 30 higher
at SO Richmond and West Point q,
were active at S90S94 st. Louis, Arkansas and
Texas firsts were largely dealt in at 1921 1928
and the seconds at 47csG4s. Fort Worth aud Dem
yer hr5ts rose u TO 81.
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Ex-
change Cotton Seed OIL certificates sold tG.0OO at
323sG3314, Western National Bank l50 az
OH, I4ehigh and Wilkssbarre Coal 900 at
10, North River Construction scrip 800 at 4i2 and
Georgia Pacific seconds lS6. 900 at AZ
As usual on Saturdays the stock Exchange
money market was a nominal affair; the quotation
was per cent.
REPORTS RECEIVED FROM WASHINGTON.
The customs receipts reported at Washington
to-day were S726.065, and the internal revenue
receipt. were +4O9.-iG2. The United States Treas
ury received $6s6,00O National bank notes for re-
demptIOn, and the receipts for the week were as
follows:
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european advertisements.
EFUL-CoMFoRTING.
EPPS'S COCOA,

BEEAKFAsT~ BY thorough knowledge Cor, o. IN, INC
nutrition, and by careful application VI the Cue qualities
OF weseected Cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our break
fast tables with decatey favored beverage which may
many heavy doctors bills IT Is In the ludcous
rse Of such OF diet that constitution may DO
gradually built I'D until strong enough resist ten
deney disease Hundreds OF subtle maadcs are boating
arund s ready 10 attack wherever there weak point
may escape many fatal shaft by Keeping ourseves
well fortified with pure blood and properly nourshed
frame."-Ciy Service Gazette - z,. =,
Made simply with boiling water Or milk SOD only ~, IN
half pound tins by Gr0cers, labelled thus JAMES Efio
& CO., Homo opathc Chemists, London, England
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surpus....... si0s2ef25 sl57ol.275 Inc s4.96i,55
The Clearing House statement to-day was rs fol-
lows: Exchanges. $1o 065, 7s9 balances -, s9d,-
balances, $31, sol, 1886.
The Sub Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House 81 025. 720.
THE TONE OF THE SHARE MARKET.
To-day's two hours Of business at the Stock Ex-
change recorded transac tons Of only so shares
of stock. In spite Of dulpess, however, the market
developed strong undertone, and the closing fig
ures for nearly all speculative issues show
some advance upon last evenings closing
prices Or tho total business Philadel-
against its yesterdays sale of 10000 and 1t
closed Mt Gels as per cent higher than last even;
ing. ST. Paul, with sales OF 1900 shares uuI
closed with a gain OF Z per cent Richmond ana
West Point follows next, and established gam Of
u per cent. Delaware. Lackawanna and Ws S
was opened on as per cent with a sale OF 800 AZ
only 800 shares were sold but it closed q per cent
higher than last evening. Norfolk and Western
preferred sold TO the extent Of 355 shares-23o
stock in sight at As. Western Union declined d
per cent on sale of $500 shares: to-day
5oo shares SScaso cen" and on shSs
while yesterday with sales of $500 shares it held
steady at abont 1855 The bank statement was
issued too late hour to exert any influence on
the speculation. The days dealings only furnish one
stock market is due TO the absence of stocks for
sale. he mar ket closed strong.
WHAT BONDS WERE DOING.
Government bonds were dull and firm; the
bids for all the currency 6s advanced Z
Am, axaI he ~
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAN FRANcI.cO. Jan IA l93S
TIRE PE7ROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The erudo oil market yesterday acrive and excited
and the break Friday extended further The opening was
barely Steady al % cents and there was renewed sell
ing movement which became panicky carrying prces
down TO S57s in short order beio"
90 cents, however. there was good Dnyihs'
resulting 10 rally 10 92 cents The news from
the Rebod gusher so bearsh IN the morning
the output being sixteen barrels an hour
Later there reports that the dow la" inereAeu 70
twenty five and deeper drilling Is expected
by ted men To Increase tho Yield The wen
OF the Rebod field which Is habie 10 iurhsh
increase production but unoovers no ne" s
trct The market here closed stroag at rany o. ga
FROM the lowest point AZ tho west
tse dealings after IL o'clock noon resulted IN
further advance y2 OH city and 92. cents pa
Bra iiord and PttsburE rates here were 10
cents at tho close
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6teamho It's ano Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Time Table Of December y 1881 -,
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON Bound hr,pS
SUNDAYS att 3t5a nj $780, II m 81, -oo 10, d,
Trains agatA $780, II N l3o $50 I;so Up ~
Reading, IIarrisburg, etc. On sunday for Easton 49,,
and 7:So m for F1eminson Easton Bothleheai A"o'
$40 m for fiemirgton High Bridge Branch. Eas,on.
Bethlehem Allentown, Manch Chunk wilkssbarrs seran
ton Realm Harrisburg. Pottsvie Tamaqaa shamokin
d m for Fomingfon. Easten, bethlehem AHentovn.
Mpgea Chunk. Reading HARRISBURG etc ,u. 49,,
S45 D. for Easton. Bethlehem A tor,a @A"'
43O \. M. fsr Pennington Hien Bridge Branch E~ss~
bethlehem, Allentown Reading. Hsrrishnrs oie
s45 o. m for Faston, Bethlehem. Anestown
Chnnk. etc On ssndavs a. $50 n n. s,,n m sunday,
4.Ol s:1a Has w. 100 90 40 UP ,sury PARK
Ocean Grove exoept sunisv- Point ressasr Tens River
sioA m: l'0l As30 D. M Tor l. >
IA M 90 for Atlantic CITY yins'Assaao a M si,
400. 600, Sls lislH iit5 M STr PER- Perth xmboS
6l5h n snatays 500 300 M Io' Mosmoata Besch So,
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE to Old POlNr
~ ooMFok1, NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH, AND THE
after January Is lss7 express train for Oh Poln
Comfort NerIek and PS-n HlsosToIK RxIiRoAb vii
leave foot Cortsndt and Denrosses SIS 81 m as
r'x,nr al q a Psint and Norfolk 10 N Pun aaa
SECURED az any once OF the Pennsyvaaia 6ai
fs"' COMPANY RIB. COOKE. @. P&E.A
BOSTON, PROVIDENCE and EAST.
ID Via sIONTNGroN LINE
Inside Route Lowest RstsA
rior 80 NJ X. enc block eeoss ~s~A
st.. at !: 80 y NJ daily. except SUNDAY.
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gre greIM.

gre greIn
A FACT.-fIorton 5 Ice Cream Is mafc IRON
N pure cream hOrton's supor Frozen Bricks o.
Ice Cream Tor Restaurants thurehes n,siv r n h WI
500 Athave 0tvn, lis Park liokast lxothsI
Gsv-Terx. and 49, fglton-sL Brsokya
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DULL, HIGHER AND STRONG.

YESTERDAYS TWO HOURS WORK.
RAILROAD BONDS SHOW CONSIDERABLE
LIFE-PHASES OF THE DEALINGS.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-JAN Ia
TIE GENERAL LIST.
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Qrfau 9ieamers.

bermuda LINE.
ID sixty bours by elegant Steamships Weekly -
STEAMSHIPS TRINIDAD and ORINOCO THURSDAYS.
and passage apply 10
A r. OUTFkBRfDGE 4 co, Agents. 81 Broadway.
orTHOMAS COOK 4 SON. 26l Broadway.
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SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED SF00K AND
HETROLEUN EXCHANGE
STOCk&
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NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY 49,

Of cash held az the close OF business Friday Jnnu
nry O. To-day's statement reports the average cash
held for the week S5,44e. 200 greater than by the
statement of January T. Accepting the estimates of
the preceding week being approximately correct.
to-days statement indicates actual receipts during
the week of somsthing like 81 900 900 from the in
terror and that therefore to-day's statement of
averages undcrststes the amount OF cash actually
held at the close Of business Friday by some
81. 500. OO0 contraction of s. $4,000 in tho
loans ia partly dne-to what extent Will not es-
tmate-to the taking up Of loans on railroad bonds
that were shipped by to-day's steamer to Europe.
The increase deposits of 81 ,928 600 IS approx
The statement leaves the surplus over The rule of
rs per cent to deposits nj %l5. 701 .275, against
$1S.611 !, 800 on January Is, 1887.
The following compares the totals OF statements
~ Tap
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NEw7YoRK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILwAYTrans leave from ferries at West i2d a'd
. sts follows
Wes 4sisL Il so a. m Jay.st 7:ao m, for Mddeosn.
FaLsburg Monticello Liberty, waitsu Dslhi Nsfrich
Utica Onsidl Fulton, Oswsgo BEfAo. Detroit th
cago. NaIlkl VALLEY points
west t2d 40 D. Jayst, $50 Tor Mifdieiswn,
ElenYille, Waikiki Valley points.
West s2d st, G25 d. Jay-st 6l0 daily Tor NH
dlstown FaIlsburg. Liberty. Walton H0r~ieh. Oueda.
Osyego. Sus pension Bridge Detroit. CHICAGO. 81 Louis
Buffet Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Car Tree
10 Rochester -
Pullman sleeping car borths reserved AZ W. broaayar
Tre tables tickets &C 207 3o7 ga, 1925 Br1aasaY
ISL 9Th ave. 1874 East i25tst 20i West l2st,s New
YORK.. J: q AND KS , y, o.. = A..
Is Exchange Fiaca Sev.lorx.
NEW HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck-sllD
~ pier 25 r. at D. and ii tsua lays ehesp.sd
Steamers arrive trains north and
CHORE LINE.-All Kali Route for Boston
- Newport and the Fast Express leaves er,nt centrs
at N. and l N. Limited Express an an?f
Express at except SUNDAY Fast express AZ IL
D. datiy Palace sleeping 70 estinA
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II g AM RRAZIL MAIL

i American Passenger Linz
For ST Thomas Barbados, Para AartDhan Fernanouso.
Bahia. Rio do Jsnsiro ant santos eonnsen Tor Monte
yldeo, Dnenos Ayros aud ports n Southern BrtiiL
steamship ALLIANCE, Wetnesiay. jan %, AZ p m
From Newport Novs Va. Saturday. Jan "a at p m
GERHARD, Y co. AgrA, ~ BrJtttL. " Z
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1897, re-. :os ies US cur g.. 1895 i23 49,
q on 1891 con o5 100 lU s. cur 6s 1897 l2i -.
1901 reg i2B 38 cur. s., 1898 1876 a..
q. 1877 Goa .l26 sl26 q. g. S. 1893 us -
us CIR h, 1895 100 |, : Dist Cot 3-65s III
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Eieamtoais ano nailroaOs
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PAssES0EK TFArssieavs t,ss Of corr,,is val De
brosses sts az foiiDv.
sa ~ Ter Gssssa Lyons .inrs e,ess,.,r Basy,
and the West and principal loaf p,utS Chair Wxs
ip Tor rHskh ,nnock al las,r n, point, caur
car TO ruakhanaock uonnecsoa 70 Relins AL Harrts
$40 NJ for Piston "A ,r isosl ias,r a,h,, ,n,,,
s'soe ~ Zoe co;7.y aat lassrm,tias. yolat. Con
n'cGs . s sT .a as Erss Sss :as,:,'
and IL. west. Pullman s,ss?,r :, Lysas
for ali poInt.ia aaisrs; 81 H rs s'a r'a'as
sa M for Maush Chunk Hazlston and inssrnsaiass
s:5cp NJ iSr deasys Lyons frirs Rochester. Bus.h
and the w's rsssa Scs e s ss.v
WEST SHORE RAILROAD
Tain, o,v, NJ W.. e ., = II r r. CO ,s,'n nj,
ui Ss: ssa ssa fs ai 'ss KS S.ssS
syraca,s Buffalo isoei,s,sr Suspension srli,. N,nrs
Iacs SIS, 50 al sii.so.. M 800 .siia
,yins.toa s,sssrt,ss cM,yI. Albany 81, '''ti'tJi
.o6rsn,ieis Yves; fos. c.sswsil NsrS.sz "a zig.
and Sa' a. aisa M so .a 200 H.
Ham sSs'' f nSa c.saa. East .soo r,.
Eissaat csrs Tor Bur.'. sIsr,rA T,,', De:r,s
snna PAU sI,'r i, s,syrt c,, psf
M ss:to n; Hoboken West shore station ali'soA m
For tickets. rne.s,'., p,ri,r aes."nei-
New yss: esysss 7ss az sro,aviy IS, ss~.sy i
PARK Pace and West shore stations 1907 q Nr.S
6vsnderbntve. General Passenger Assas
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW-JERsEY
s9 En- fe9p,,iy cG.'r S9ars .9 -. Sst q3
1sSi p =. Manuel spras Valley Msa,ss saI III:
900 and D. m
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BOSTON via FALL RIVER LlNE.-Only 50
- for Grst-class limited ckets Reduction to Newport
Fall River all other points Steamers LGkiM All
PROVIDENCE Leave 2s NJ foot OF Murray ct. at
4 80 d. m days only SUNDAY viii he Resumed
early IN AprD Connection BY Annex beat iror1 BROOK
lyu and Jersey city at IN AN ORCHESTRA On
EACH STEAMER Tickets and staieroons secnret az
principal transfer and ticket ohccs ~ Office on Pier - AMI
ans ST.
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The following shows the relation between me
totsl reserve and the total deposits at tho respect
i've dates.
s7s235x00 s770<fo0o Inc 81 sos COG
Loyal lenders. 2a4l7sO0 32.055.IO0 Inc. S6376oo
Total reserve sos $685. 200 mo s54ie2oo
Reserve required
ag'st dsposits e2.s26175 o3.30s. rs Inc All. $50
Morning journal and courier., 1888-12-08

For gold scarf pins and sleeve buttons, SC with diamonds or white stones, visit Durant's 38 and 40 Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-12-08

Paris and Vienna Novelties! Fans in all the latest and richest French
 and Vienna nolvelties; extra offerings to-day are the swan quill fans we show at 68e each. d8 St VIM NEELY 6 Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-12-08
AT QUINNIPIAO RINK.

The 2. J. Dayton Hook and Ladder
 Ball Next Wednesday Night.
 To the Editor of She JOURNAL AND COURIER:
 The committee report that the prospects of a large party at the reception of the J. J. Dayton Hook and Ladder Co. at the rink on next Wednesday is very favorable. It is hoped that there will be fine party, as they are sparing no efforts to make it success. The company are trying to get new uniforms. It is hoped that the citizens will help them handsomely. They will do all in their power to repay not only those who help them, but will be ready to do their duty at all times. Give them a lift and encourage them It is your duty, and don't forget it. You can- not do too much for the fremen. REX
Morning journal and courier., 1888-12-08
Photo Parlors. 762 Chapel street.
OF INTEREST TO VOTERS.

We manufacture all styles of Gentemens Shoes and there in this vicinity other dealers in Gentemen Fine Shoes who doubt please their often it sbe to do with only pai the pair made to for
 trial But aim give from stock hand good shoe possibly make order and at the time furnish each with all the shades of fitting that he may need fancy that he needhgh nsep and low nstep thick single sole and thin single soe cork sole and double sole with every style of toe and heel manufactured while he waits
 Granted that the Shoes advertise good every way the best work will be apparent all purchasers that the advantage lies with those who select from large stock made with especial reference all the good points of comfort and style, we'll as the fances of customers
 We have fitted the of partic- uary than department for the sale of Genemens Fine Shoes The light good chairs comfortable and invite all the intelligent voting population of New Haven county ire specve of party make trial of Cork Sole Shoes; prices $500 $65o and $e.oo
Morning journal and courier., 1888-12-08
Nnw TfTn a DreaHla.

You can not convince Mrs. James Burr of Monroe, that there is no truth in dreams. Last week she visited store at Stepney de- pot to do some trading. She had in her purse ten-do11ar gold piece, but she did not take it out, as she had other money. On ar- irving home the gold piece was missing, and the loss worried her greatly. That night she had dream in which she saw the interior of the grocery pictured plainly. In one corner stood an open box of oranges, and this seem- ed to attract her gaze especially. The dream made deep impression on Mrs. Burr's mind, though her family laughed at her about 1t. She harnessed her horse after breakfast and drove to the store. There she told of the loss of her money, but 1t had not been seen. She repeated her dream TO the store-keeper, and asked him to look in the orange box. He very kindly took out the fruit, and there, down in one corner, lay the missing coin.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-12-08
Egyptian Masonic Senate EIecGISn.
 Officers elected for 1889 last evening. .Egyp

tian Masonic Senate, KIP, 46': MwsG.C.-George W. BiEelow. ML.S.K.L-J. J. Osborn.
 M L.J XXI Arthur H. Mix. TX F-J. H. Smith.
 IK.A-Edwin Z Dow.
 TX O.-Malcomb Booth.
 Lk.M.-C. O. Andel.
 TX I.-John N. Krapp.
 LK.Acc.-S. Goodman.
 TX. Capt Gd.-Alex. Fulton, jr. Tx. Standard Bearer-I4yrde Harrison TX Sword Bearer-James D. Dewell. IKG.S.-George F. Newcomb. IKS-Frank E. Jones.
 These officers will be installed at the next regular oonclave by Past Grand Master: Henry L. Hill, 96'.
 Oriental Rose Croix chapter has its election next Tuesday night. There will also be the initiation of prominent citizen and action on five petitions for membership.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-12-08
YALE NOTES.

Al NIT. wnlIaee,s i'm AnsOnfa-DvVigh
 Hall Leetures-A Fashionable Wed-
 ding-OrOSs Country Run To-Day.
 Rev. pr. George Alexander, of New York,
 will address the meeting in Dwight Hall to-
 morrow night at 6:45.
 The Glee and Banjo clubs gave concert in
 Ansonia last night. After the concert re-
 oeption was given to the clubs at the home of F. W. Wallace '89, the famous football player.
 The second lecture of the Dwight Hall course will be given on Monday evening at 6:45 by Dr. A. F. Schauffler. The subject will be 'sRuin Through Neglect'' and will be in large part description of the slums of New York, illustrated by stereopticon views. MT. Dudley Winston '86, son of the ex-
 minister to Persia, and Miss Grace Farwell, daughter of Senator Farwell, were married l in Chicago last Tuesday. Stewart '86, cap- tain of the base ball team of that year, MT. Bremner '86, MT. Peters 'S6, captain of the football team in the year of Yale's defeat by Princeton by Lamar's famous run, were among the ushers.
 The second annual cross country run foI l the championship of the university will be | held at the field this afternoon. A large number of men will enter and fine run ie expected. Mr. Phelps '87 won the champion ship last year. He is not in college now, SC
 the championship is open to some new man.
 The Rev. Mir. Prescott addressed the week | 1y meeting of the Berkeley association ir \ Dwight Hall last night. Sophomore compositions are due to-day al ! 267 Lawrence.
 The first of the university chamber con | eerts was given last night in North Sheffield
 hall The following programme was ren | dered:
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Morning journal and courier., 1888-12-08
The Holidays

And the colder winter weather are now rap. idly approaching. The joyful season is eager ly anticipated by young folks in thousands of homes; but in nearly all there are one or more older ones to whom the cold waves and the storms mean renewed suffering from rheumatic back or limbs. It is not claimed that Hoods Sarsaparilla is a positive specific for rheumatism; we doubt if there is or can be such remedy. But the remarkable suc- cess Hoods Sarsaparilla has had in curing this affection is sufficient reason for those cine.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-12-08

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