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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
EoOT Oh IIRERry sTpEI.p NORTH prvEu


r. pu,, Time Table Of pecsmbsr .. 1857
Ro1tS A. = $3.50, = LA l30 $ $50 1880 II .. III.
SUNDAYS at l. sst5a m; 5;3a II a
Trains ieavinsMt 1;3o ii Ma, l31 $50. 1880. ~ 2. NJ
have connection for keAinx HARRISBURG Pottsvile etc.
"a m Tor Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk,
hs@ing iarrlsourg eta On sunday Eastvu.
ana ESQ a m Tor Pennington Easson Bethlehem Allen
$50 a m. for FiemiL gton High Bridge Branch Ea.to,
Bethlehem Allentown, Nauch Chunk WIkesbsrre sersu
ton Reading Harnsburg. Potisvils Txmaoua Shamokin
sudbury. Lewisburg. Wiiamsport
1 n m; Tor FlcmIngton Easton, bethlehem Allentown
Maneh Chunk Reading. HARRISBURG. etc
$40 p 70. for Easton, Bethlehsm. Allentown. Mauoh
Cnunk Whkesbarre. scranton. Tamaqua. Shamokin
$50 M fer Pennington, Hizn Bridge braneh. Eastoa
oVv aud 5:aO m. for Ssn~rvfie aud Flemingtou
o'4o n m. for Ezston. BsthichcJ. Auentown Maaeh
Chunk etc. On Ssntays AZ $50 D m
4Oi s;la ilf5A Loo. 90. 4;30. S;lo r. NJ sundays
oOu sVOA m. Tor Red Rank Long Branch lAsoury Park
ocean 9rvve. except suniiaysl, Point Pleasant
=; s,ioa m. l0l i30p m. Tor LAkEWoon roms River
.am 100 p N; fcs Atlantic CITY, yinsland. Bridgetsu
a 400 600 SD. lllh, lit5 A. a. loo 400, 4s3Q 5:3l
= sis ii;ioA y. 4;so q Tor Monmouth Beach, ssS
bright Highland Beach
NEW HAYEN.-Steamers leave Peck slip
~ Pier 20 n At 3p and IL tsuadavs
Steamers arrive Ia time Ter early trains north and
SHORE LINE.-An Kali Route for Boston
~ Newport and the East Express leaves Grand Cenral
station &C 81 m. and n m. limited Express ami 4 new
Express train at except sunday express at IL
M daily Palace Parlorsars slosping-oArs dsstlaA
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Gopartnership Notices.

ogncK OF THE IxzxRsArIosAL NAvIsATos CoMrASr =
PHflADEIFHrA. Jan. 4. 1885.
MR. CLEMENT A. GRISCOM. heretofore
III VfcePresident NJ Tins Company has been cfecteu
President succeeding Mr.. james Wright. resigned.
Mr. William Thaw. Of Pttsburg. has been elected .
Director TO succeed Mr. Wright
Mcssrs Peter Wright Sons have rcappointed Gen.
era Agents Of The Company and Mr. " O. Hsnaessy General
l. n HEPBURN Secretary.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
nua.d altar TANTr ny Oh iSSS
GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Train, Iesye New.York. via Desbrssses and csssla,u
narr:Sar pttsbsrs and the Vest with Pullman P8sc.
and Chicago 21S 81 ParSr binns mosas and
e -sa tis CRY iof F,a;vs F.
o eCag.n 300 $40 ;Ss a lsI ns s,, 81,
am, 100 and loOp. saturdays only 500 p M sun
iaftlfnorc wa.hnson the south Limited washing
assai Dniag Car daily enceo sunday 10 a M; arrive
400 9s.ssr an @ and aD5se %
c co o And ami l anh 9fs SUNDAY GID and
For t eas city 1902 week s sys Saturday, only 10,
Long Branch Bay Junction and late stations
s EaGway On and Am6Cy go M sSo noon 80. AMI
At x!6gry Parx,;' $50 -, A.. ~ *
f? SS @ FG R.ra NJ every day va
Bay Line Asop m week lay. v,,, al -o,., tain,
aJerssy CITY aroring specify and direct transfer Tor
Trains rS:a ayrys prom Pssurg 40 1870 Tau,
sas o ss'a M Ia !3 sse .ss
I'm F sr%%1Si sS s $50 $50 S o o
io.o so Issn nj, '2S $40 aaa aS i $50 . SO
7S Se s9' asa 2n sc5 Tbs i5o 511 H. 9 so
$50 s'o' go rJ Ss1 ! l ap.a' EnLrn
Express trans cave NewYsrk via Dessrosses AMI Cert
GO 7;2o 9 @ CHICAGO T%tei AMI 70 washington LIN
SS$ n ssa isi. als S Asss%Ssds,ios "a,
9 Limited and Ai 10 m u. 49, ssa&S m All
ll:lOa M. j, z 4. D. and 10 n M, N.
H i So aSt' s'E's s..sa o f mi
ilI5h M u:ned ~, noxncsss wh nnins ca 81 al
p. m. On SUNDAY. lssof s26 i:OS ttl sSS AZ eioAn
l249, $40 $3.50 LimteD. SIR SsS T:t3 aad s:ls
Leave phlaie gMA VIA canten. 900 ant AID IN
Ticket oncss $40 as anil ott Brostwav As,,r H,ua
tBattery Place AMI loot OF Destrosses aad ccrtnn .A
BROOKLYN Station. Jersey City Emigrant rleke oa,s
The New.York Transfer Company viii call checi
'"s Ec1Mgss Il PUGH JR WOOD.
6ene al Manager General Pass'r Agent
BOSTON via FALL RIVER LINE.-Only 50
for hrstelass lmicc ticketa Reduction Newport
Fall River aud all other points Steamers LGRIM and
PRoviDENcE Leave Pier IS \. r.. foot OF Murray ..
$50 ~. week days only SUNDAY trips viii bc resumed
eary "a AprL) connection by Annex boat from, Bre.s
Each STEAMER Tcsst. and AN .,,,er. eesrsa
prinepa Transfer and ticket offices. Pier - aae
! NEW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
RAlLwAY-Trains leave from ferries AZ West <sd AL
Westt2d.st T;5o ~ Jay.st 7.so M. fer MIA H,va.
Fslsburs Msaticeilo Labesty, waltea Dsht Norwich.
Utica Rome Oneida fulton. Ossexa BsfAia Detroit Cat
e@So ~, ~ sa. vs'sy posa1 syst sos D. mr. for MlaAs
town Eiisnsle waiikiI ysllsy point a.,,v ,,r w.,
West sss ,ssssy waisss xsrsssl oasE
Oswsso' srsnsSs.S Bridge Detroit chicago 81 LoalA
RwFst s.erers Niagara Fa,is , =, ~, nr.s~.-
7 7sT' cs as's, sf iss Sss
York J. . AN5amso n'ss ~ n e AAya..~
DOSTUN. PROVIDENCE aud EAST.
ID Via sroN IyGloN LINE.
| Isade Routs % Lowest Rasee. .
Steamers leave pior 20 N. r. enc block AhovoG o1
q. ALSO p m. daily except SUNDAY.
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TEE PETROLEUM xARKEZ

rpva vnou rHR TfHrp Asp RANGE or PRIcI&
TIE psuort Of the Government Statistical Bureau Of ne en-
psrts Of oils and their prsAucts FOG Dsssmss Now
ascded TIE volume and what To moro srasins
70 the trade modsrsts value lSSd Fer the yses
ANAL increase 70 the volume Of exports bus "e
rui.ous pross ruled earlier TN the result In pro-
dncng the vaas - compared with Ios6 Tne
two roriods of 1856 and 1887 contrast ~ follows;
Month o. Decenber-- ,...
Gausas .........- 443sa04s 4assl!si sse osSeyi
Tor the year,---- c,.,rs.
s7sssss s s:s:si sss B sss :sSs
The bears inning, yesterday In tho cer'ncas
MARKET prices over csats They wcrc mgnv
eatsd by and have probably gained esn eou
aas The reaction was an important compared with
the extent of the advance the last few weeks but IL re
ce,ved much commeut IL suddenly ana IN mo
face Of talk about dollar OIL TINS ~eeA
Perhaps Is Ia probable that that marx ~on'a nave oe.
reached except the Improvement at an nsae Nei IN ho
psoa District, winch was reported the rate OF
twenty and later at thirty barrels inc mar
s opened and highest figures were reachs" IN 'o
first dealings saggg tendency giving evidence Oh Some
early information the field But not until the a'e
alderman was there any but the circuA
ton Of the reports referred 20 the bears made arnsh " pee
captured Of orders aud had the market down
s3 before they were checked There was "queA
ecovery in few inmates Of cent but the net oss
from Thursday night IA cent- Pending further dehmte
news 1t be remarked that the rel
bold g,sher probably show decided falling on IN the
few days that IL does not open ne" eh'oh'o Vi ~
tory although OF course II may stimulate more
the noghborhood and reduce the monthly eurtameh' o
same thousands Of barrels the recent average OF
900 barrels closed fully steady at the de-
cline with "a cents bid and "a cents asked.
of and tue total dealings at the Conson
dated Exchange were as follows;
Opening Lswest
Highest ........-....-... 967s Final 100 ~ "a,
Refined oil fairly prices were held unchanged
"a. per gallon. Abel test, At all ports
OIL. CITY Penn Jan 1s-Nan3nal Transit Certificates
opened al a6Es highest 96'I lowest o3f; closet, v3a
Sales barrels clsarances Es1oUo barrels CHAR
terra 3G 557 barrels. shpmsnts i'3oo oarren' ruhs'
81, S22 barrels 49,, ..,. -
pIrrsauaG Penn Jan. l3-Petrolsum fairly active and
firm National Transit Certificates opened at w "a
ciused at 81; highest, 967s lowest 93ta -.,..
Jan 13.-Nsuonal IRA ISL Csrulchss
opened 96s4 and closet az So hshsII 96'si lowest
93I. Ciearances, l76i0Oj bsrrsis ,,.
opened az 90 Ia CHEST s6s lowest 93l4 closed. 93'
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I,RIE RAILWAY Tieket Offices, 4Ol. BIZ,

IL III and 957 Broadway. 1873 Bowery Isl Westst,
Battery Place. Chambers street and 23d street ierie
New. York; s3l and 333 fuonst, Brooklyn 10Y BroS
way Williamsburg; corner Newark and uison sts. Hobo
ken: Montgomery at, and Newstatiob. Jersey City.
where Sleeping Car reservations aa
checking AMI transfer OF baggage can G
from, Chamoersst; trains 10 minutes earlier
pa m $3.50 suniays)DlY Express Pullman Bufrt pray
ing Coaches 20 Eimrt, Hornellsvle Butae fuli-
man sleeping Coach from Horneilsvile TO Cincinnati
3d. r-Daily Chicago and ST. Louis Limited, SOLD Pu
man train and Buffet sleeping Coaches 10 Buaao
Niagara Falls CORY Meadville. Cincinnati Chicago and
Louis. No extra charge for fast ime. ,.-- -
7:i5 D. (23i-St 72jl % Sundays)-Kochester Eh-
10 n m~Day Chicago Express Pullman Buffet sleeping
Coeches TO finghamton Owego Emra. BudlIs. James.
town. youngstown Cincinnati and Chicago -
Rutherford and Passaic-ii5. T. 1900 1870 m: ~ noon
las g. go 4i0 5l0. $50, 800 $40 500 I5O lo:S1
IL night Also 10 Rutherfort % a. m ~ ID
II noon . l. $50 $50, ., 10 80 p. II night .,
Paterson-4fo 1850 o. 10;30a II noon; LIP s. 3'g
g. So g. 49, 4i0. $40. $3.50. 300 6lO O:5o f'9o, y
1890 | 80 ,. ~ night. SUNDAYS, 4i5, $50. IV51
am; l2 noon; 2 g. $50 73p 1882 ll:0 PM II MIGHT
ll:30a 2 $3.50, AGO. $50. 52D 800 go 90 ~
D. M: IL night Sundays, a. M $50 $50. go o. m
RdgewOoi AMI Sufernl:45. 100 1880 n m: a. L. D.
$50 $50. 1870. o. 1890 II night Also 70 RIDGE
sundays A. $50, 1920 =. T. 8: 80 n; Y night
Newburg C0rnwlii-1jO. a. 800, 45O, 900, oSO
D. m. sundays, s50a M; ., p M.
Warwick-Weex days. 3 To- so a. M 40 D. m =. -, On
Goshen-445 100 0. 1880 ~; $780, A. $50. 80, lliSo
Middletown and Port JervIsi45 100 y lou H S;9v.
40. 5. 7:i5 ll30 Sundays. ifo' SD lo'so- "'
Express trains FROM the West NewYork at755,
10 So M. and 1875 p. IN. .,-,r,
r. II. SOULE. L. r. "a
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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r ERfGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

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for ali i psi"i"in xaas.sx sasI ss;.oa1
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""' tho Gsn.rsi Esss.sr ' Ssiss rs BfsaAwly
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
r.n. le.r. ives. tas. ..as.s - CO. slls..si,p .
ui Sst saasa {. sa '.m : s:sss
s 81 B1sro socs.ss.r Suspension s,s. s,,c,
rn Stiss ar 81; SO 81; :ilsS ss ~ s,s 900 rs,,s
Kingston. ssnysrtt.s csfsStl Albany ti,. 'hit ~
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foot OF Jay.st., NJ Il =, r. 10 =. ~. - ..,,,t
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NORWICH LINE.-PavorIte Inside Route.
~ Fares reiuee 20 Boston, s. Worcester, 81 80 Nor
wch 81 S. London 81 Cerresponing rsi9c l
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Trains leave freu caTbersss statS1 wses az, Sr
sasfT 50 aud isl lfs6 ~ Ss so.
GAO 500 1890 p M II midnight SUNDAYS 800 yo' 1m,
anil D. For Manuel spring valley Monsey ahi 800
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RECOLLECTIONS OF FORTY YEARS.
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Contents: The Mission to Rome Episodes OF 1910 at Paris
AMI Madrid Rome, Saez Panama The Origin OF the sueZ
Canal Question Day After the War of 1901
The Canal and the Congress of 1873 Steam
Algeria and Tuns; AbdelKader; Abyssnia The Origin
and Duties Of Csnsuls The French Academy.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-11-10

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 31.-Feeling
runs high here over the proposed Repub-
lican and Democratic parades or Satur-
day night. Now that the Democrats
have refused the proposition to tess with
the Republicans to decide which should
take Friday night and which Saturday,
there is no further talk of compromise.
Both paradrs, too, will be 8 o long that
there is no possibility Of different routes
being selected. the Republicans have
already had "A parade for two successive
saturday nights and their opponents
claim that they are rightfully entitled TO
the third and last. The opinion prevails
that wiser %couusels may preva!! and that
the trouble can be adjusted by tomorrow
night.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-11-10

DUBUQUE, To-, Oct. cE-A shocking
accident occurred near thas place yester.
day morning, resulting. in the death Of
thres persons. August Doade, with his
family, consisting Of his wife and -Four
children, together with two friends, Will
lam Cress and M. PizeDs and the III year
Old son of the forB3r. were coming to-
ward Dubuque on a hand car over the
Chicago, Burlington and Northern rail-
way on the Illinois side Of the river. Tho
car was struck by a special train bearing
q theatrical party from ST. Paul to. Chi
oago. The Boade bays were seated on
the front of the cay with their backs
10 the train and Mrs. Boade sat
IN the center with the babe in
Aer arms. The men all saved them
selves by Jumping but when the train
struck the hand ear Mrs. BoSde was
thrown as high as the telegraph wires,
alighting on the ground with blood flow
ing from her ncse and ears. SIZE was in
stantly killed. Two Of the boys were
horribly mangled, the other escaping UNI
injured. The head of one was split open
and the brains spread over the track for
a hundred yards. The head OF the other.
was severed from the body and was
afterwards found at East ID s0uque in the
trucks Of the locomotive. The babe was
only slightly injured and ii is thought
the mother threw il froIa her, arms to
save its life. The coroncr's jury decided
that no one was 10 blame.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-11-10

~CEKYTNNT, w. T., Oct. 3i.-Further
particulars of the doubletlynching on
S~naLosriver, Carbon county, last week,
have.-eaohed here. The be dies of Adams
and "Dutche," the victim2, were discov-
cred Jy q settler named Davis Phelps,
who followed the trail OF the masked
horseyaen from the improvioed Jail to the
place of execution. The mounts of
Adams and "Dutchie" were killed as was
also tAe.H haunting dog. A coat worn by
one 1.-The v~igilantes was fCund near the
bodies and the owner may DO identified.
A corcner's jury Is still nvestigsting the
case. During the inquiry, it has been
learned that "Dutchie's' nane was Chas.
LUTHER. Either before or after death he
had been struck across the face with n
six -shoeter. Robert Mcintosh. an old
timer IN that region, has notified the gov
ernor Of Wyoming of the occurrence,
and urges that the lynchers be punished.
He sa 3 the hanging of the men was n
brutal, cowardly and outra yeOas murder.
While guilty Of burning old Findlay's
small laystack, their taking off was due
to the iuct that they possessed considera-
bic cash. Mcintosh thinksthat less than
half dozen men were Concerned in the
lynching. Adams was a. veteran and
came, from Illinois, where he has n
brother and sister and eaaged mother.
In ~ anining his effects It. was learned
that ne was soon to come INTO possession
Of "a legacy valued at $40 600.