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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-30

THE BANK STATEMENT.
Saturday, Dec. 29-p. m

Saturday, Lee. Eb-p ILL.,
By the operations of the New York Sub-Treas
ury in the week ended yesterday, which included
the receipt of 81, O3O,OOO for exchange on other
Sub Treasures and the payment of s24S,367 for
purchased bonds, tho associated banks lost
s142727. cash. To-oays bank statement Of
averages for this week reports loss of 81 Os9, 500
cash from the average of the pee ding eli tn ese
figures indicate that the interior movements
of the week otherwise than by Treasury agency
about balanced each other and that the amount of
cash reported in the statement approximates the
actual condition at the close of business yester
day. An expansion of 1927, 900 in loans more
than offsets the loss of cash. so that the deposits
were increased STA, 700 The statement results
in a loss of sl,O93,275 to the surplus reserve
and leaves it at Sc, 2sl, $50, against ss,5j0,l5o
December 81, 1887, and sl2,27l,350 December
81, 1886
The following the comparative statements Of Deem
Der % and December 90
Loan. Rss .ss Sc Inc p9;EsaSs
fssss gs; sSS ES: sSS Re- f$S 2$$
The following shows the relation between the total re-
serve and the total deposits at the respective dates;
Specie ss5 200 s5 81 goo goo Rscs2 tS Goo
Total reserve eO7 Az, s1oe 100000 Dec s1ossooo
ss'st deposits. 1Ooo74s75 1ooo7s $50 Inc 1875
Surplus ...... s73746o5 SO 2s1 $50 Dec s1,o93275
The Clearing House statement to-day was at
follows Exchanges, sl29,93l, s52: balances,
s719s,263 For the week Exchanges, s6l5,-
534, 05 balances, S2s,199,253
To-day's stock market was extremely dull, and
developed little other than an undcrtone OF
strength There little dimnution in the
issue of unfavorable theories, based upon pre-
pared Measurements OF conditions. Philadel-
phia and Reading was the only stock
that made any pretence of activity; the
price was opened at a. ga decline Of 3-8
per cent--but the recovery to As was immediate
and business was done up to az L. another
push put the price to AZ 80, with late sales at
49 LADS is Omaha preferred was sold from
90 to o. and closed at "a. The market gener-
ally closed with small changes, and those about
evenly divided between the gains and losses.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
Government bonds were dull at quotations as
follows
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NTORDDEUTsCHER LLOYD IS. co.

~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
NETWORK. SOUTIAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Steamers sail from pier foot 2i-st.. HobOken
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
Aller WED Jan. 9 80 a. Vera. Wed Jan. % 10 am
Fulda we'd Jan. 9 noon. Salc. We L. Jan. 80 80 m
Flbe Wed. Jan 1G. 6 a. m. Ems. sat. Feb
Cabin s75 and upward berth according to loca
ton Second Cabin $50 berth Storage rates
OFLRICIIS 4 90. No . RnNling Greon
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Professional.

A GENTLEMAN 81, Yale and ,olumba Law School
n graduate and member N'w.Y1Tk Bar with Little
practical experience In law would like 20 hear OF an open
Ing business law Would accept position In efce
reputable lawyer and In return for practical knowledge
would give honest. hard work. salary being secondary
Or would accept business position upon same terms
Address VAN b., Tribune Office
RELIABLE and experienced orglnls desires church
~ position best Of references Address K Tribune
Uptown Office, 1,23S Broadway.
II XPFRI ENCFD chemist management OF ctrmi-
IL works best city references inventor OF Improved
methods European education and American ENTERPRISE
Address COMPETITION. Tribune once.
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For Both Sexes-City

1T AGAIN ON WEDNESDAY.
Packari's College will 60 work after holidays on
Wed esday Jan .. During the short rest an entire
change has been made In the adjustment OF space ana
many comforts and conveniences added For hne ioca'
tion good light ventilation, luxurious appoint
ments INTEL gent instruction and success In placing
students Packard's stands at the head 1t is EQUIPPED
at every point It's standing as school OF business Is
solid the city itself school Of stenosraphy II
without peer. 1t is in fact the headquarters oil
Munson Phonogiaphy. On this point MI Munsoh say
In establishing such a school OF shorthand as thls'
where learners may acquire practical knowledge oil
exactly the photography that used by me In my
daily practice in actual reporting, Mr. Packard has
accomplished that which have long wished 70 see done
and anticipate good results from the undertaking 1t
will enable me readily cooperate with his instructors
In their and assist in giving students OF the
system the greatest possible assurance Of success
THE Packard School is in short, the recognized head
quarters Of MunsOn Photography"
MUNSON OUGHT TO KNOW
Address for illustrated circular
o3d.st.
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Railroads..
n EW-YORK & ENGLAND R. Ii.

FOR BOSTON.
ALWAYS on lime
SHORTEST ROUTE BY 10 MILES INSURING BEST
TINE AND PUNCTUAI ARRIVALS.
Ilani rave Grand Central Depot.
IL 700 noon, BOSTON FLYER via Hartford Week
days only
Week days and sundays " N''
Elegant paror cars coaches and dining car on every
train. Entire equipment All improvements for
comfort and safety Of patrons
Through in~slN hours without change
Tickets at Offices Grand Central Depot and 337 Broad.
way ~
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Hluslral Instruments.


A NUMBER Of slightly used upright and square pianos
"A OF make which specially selected and uSed
by artists Of the Metropolitan Opera House Company
during the past season, Will be sod a. liberal
reduction from regular prices
WIN. KNABE CO.. 112 5thave sbo5e 16thst
~ ISCHER III AMOS renowned and standing in
Manufactures and storerOOms, 42l 10 40 west
2Sthst and sG7 Broadway. 1Sthsi (DitsOns BuildngL
Pianos exchanged rented or instruments
n FPPERTsS Piano Stools are the best; Duet Stools
" elegant Piano Covers. Scarfs Music Stands popular
prices 800 Canal-st, near West Broadway
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0eacbers.

A BEST TEACHERS supplied, no charge; TEACHERS
h.wsnted; registration fee vacancies always Oh hand
form for stamp X e. AVERY. American School Bureau.
West 14thst, N Y.
A TUTORS, gOvernesses, professors, teachers all
"A. bra CHI. 5. circulars crools suIpleI par nts mod
crn languages spoken. MIRIAM C0YRIEHE, 81 East
l1thst, between 4ih-sve and Broadway.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEA9HERs' AGENCY
n supplies Professors Teachers Tutors, Goycrnesses,
&C., " COLLEGES Schools and Families Apply
Mrs NJ. j. YoUNG.FULToN 23 Chiffon square
4 HARVARD GRADUATE several years expert
"a ence teacher and wishes obtain a few
private pupils preparation for college specially Address
q. J.. b., Tribune ONCE.
A ALBANY State Normal School graduate and former
"A teacher in the Ade.phi Academy, Brooklyn receives
~ her residence pupils In literature history eiocuton
neglected Miss Known. 1877 West leti,st
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RAY LlNE.-For Old Point Comfort, Nor
~ iolk, va, ana South Leave Ncw.York via Pennsyl
Ssnis fall,oad M Phiedelphla 30 Parlor
station, D. IN. Arrive Old Point Comfort a. m, Nor
hoIx n connecting with all southern trains H. "
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For Bows and YOUNG Men-City.

Wan NORMAN INSTITUTE lFoundej leo'l H aSti =
vANf, nay SCHOOL-Centra PARK, West al e29st
Morgan Msnsion) Nine. VAN NORMAN. Principal
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Mem Publications.

ON RECEIPT of 7c postage stamps, Pro1;
~ Berger, $50 Broadway, New ork SENDS Ire Oh
charge his new book Of French conversations idoms
proverbs.
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OIL MARKETS.
CITY. Dec 29-Naona Transit Certificates opened "
$685. highest s7's lowest, S67s closed SO Sales 10000
barrels clearances 2,762OOO barrels charters bar
rels. shipments s3.ss7 barrels runs. 1921 barrels
PrTTsBURG Dec 29.-Petroleum dull and firm. Nation,
Transit Certificates opened SO closet S67s highsN
S71 lowest. SBi.
BRApFoRp Penn. Dec. % Naona Traust Ccrtinc,t
opened at sob closed AT s6s highest ST ~ lowest S6as
Cleannces. 1852 900 barrels
TrusyILIE Penn. Dec 29-NationN Transit Certificates
opened AZ sbSs highest S7s lowest. S6@ closed sd7s
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GRAMMA.. SCHOOL, Lab Broadway,
near 42ds SD year primal y, commeIca ana Guasst
cal departments; instruction thorough NJ NJ. hoooi'
w. L. AKIN, N c. HENDRICKSON, principals
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Jnstrnrton.
For Young Ladies-City.

RI LECTURES FOR LADIES; Rev Di. Gardnsr's
"A school for girls, 6o7 5tha'e Mrs 1afaheI auano'
=; History in Rhyme. Lady teacher wanted next year
II, HE CoMSTOCK SCHOOL
| IL Established 1862.
WEST 40TH-ST.
boarding ard Day School for Young Ladies'
Reopens Oct y -olss - = ~ s 81.
=. nr,r,I 1rIrrrI, 1Eonnd1.i 1sh-l HOME
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FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NETWORK.
IMPORTS OLE MERCuANnISE Az NEW. YORK
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
A dun and customary hafhoiday market was all that
the oil department Consolidated Exchange enjoyed
yesterday. Prices generally better but the opera
professional In character fluctuations were
small No developed OF nature 10 influence
values the variations prices ranged from SO IL
81 3S cents followed by a slight reaction that
left figures IL cent above the opening The market
closed quiet and about steady
The range Of prices and the total dealings were as fol-
lows
Stock Exchange Consolidated.
Opening SO SO IL
Highest s7i.2 S73S
Lowest S61-2 Sc LIZ
Final S71-S 81
Sales barrels 800 900 $4,000
Refined oil unchanged at 10 per gallon
and cents In Philadelphia and baltimore
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In State issues the business was small Ala
bama, Class A, at 1o4 II, aud North Carolina
stocks, Metropolitan 800 at 10, and North
America 600 at | 80 ga.
The general bond market was nominally active
and prices were strong. Reading second IS were
irsts were strong at go 1-2. Fort Worth and
Denver firsts active at 90a90 1-2. South
Carolina seconds were weak at 04a4s; Reference
is made to our full report of bond sales.
In the unlisted department. Of the Stock Elk
change Cotton Oil certificates were comparatively
steady. selling (5,lOOl at so 5-sa53a52 5s.
Brunswick Conn any sold 1900 at Is IA, Mount
Desert Land 400 at 81 25' and Buffalo Iron 1900
at SIS.
The money market was nominal at 3a3 12 per
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
House S51 6,69l.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The customs receipts reported at Washington
to-day were S754,Sle, and the internal revenue
receipts were S336142. The United States Treas
ury received $500, 900 National bank notes for re-
demption, and the receipts for the week as
follows:
Ncv.York .sss$5sS $500 500
Boston 4o8s3o 49, 2Sd
rhhadelphia ''-'''-''''-'''''''''' zoo tx 600
Shs@gG 4ss95o 400 iSS
Total 9i6 o3o 81 ess s41
The United States Treasury now holds $l63,46s 400
United States National bank circula
ton as follows:
Currency ISL. IS,
-Four and a bali per eents Goal 300
tOur per eents-.--..-- 55aSoSoo
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week,
$500 National bank note circulation out
standing-currency notes, S233,525,S91: gold
notes. sls4,142; against which is held the sum
of $50, 81 . 1916.
In London, British consols supposed to be
unchanged. because no quotations of them were
received. The Bank Of England gained G4O 900
bullion on balance American railways were dull
at prices about equal to last evenings home prices
At Paris, French per cents were easier at 81. IS.
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NETWORK
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEW YORK.
1885 1887 1888
Dry goods--.-.... So, $40 1926 s2,AOi 900 so475737
Gen'l merchandise 6,6l5,73i 6,370,353 1854 617
Total for week. ss,965,059 ss.775 222 50, $50 S5i
Previously repted 425.239s27 4563SsS7 Ash 044 OS5
Total since JAN 204 $50 si65 100 $500 574 439
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT NEw-YORK
For the week.. s5,244.33j s275672 s146GsS
Previously rep'ted. 33 654, 324 4O401 424 7S4S 7Ol
Total since Jan1.. s3S s9s $50 s4O67Zo96 81 995 $50
EXPORTS OF SPECIE FROM NETWORK.
For the week S1OO56 $40 900 s69f $40
Previously repted 47.442 1919 1S.7S6035 45 $50 4Ol
Total since JanL. SAT Go2,7l5 O57 SAC 223 $50
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SHORE LINE-ALL RAIL ROUTE-FOR
~ Boston, Providence, Newport and the East Express
Grand Central station ior Providence and Bo
ton At 10 a. H. / D. Limited Express at D. m
Dining carr; Night Express at II 80 p M daily.
For Newport at = IN and l D. NJ Palace Parlor Cars
or Sleeping Cars all Express trains
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EUEAA,M,, :; ~ ThNoHTinIr 81 60 eIv,Yv,u
From pier 35 ". r.. foot Of Sprngst
SIS. CITY OF SAVANNAH. Saturday. Dee. -. ; n m
IS TAILAH sdAy Jan. l. IL
SIS CITY OF AUGU STA Thur sfsy, Jan. B. ?. IN
SIS NACOOCHfE SATURDAY Jan. 3 .. m
Connecting with Central Railway Of Ga and savannah
Florida and Western Railway for all points IN Georgia
Florida South Carolina Alabama and Louisiana. Unsuf
passed Accommodations Flrst-cass Table dIote. For
freight ana passage apply 70
w H. RHFTT, J. HASH tfEN
Gen'l ACT SaN'h Freight T. Agi = 4 aud w.
w" 49, Line si7 Proadway R'wav 81 B-oadwav
f. L. WALKER, AIT. ocean s. 6 Co. New Per 3d. n. Il
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMptNlrS
I INES FOR CALIFORNIA. JAPAN. CHINA
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO
From NewYork. pier foot OF Caia-st y. 4.
For san Francisco via the Istlmu- NJ Panama.
CITY OF PARA sails Monday, Dec. 81. noon.
From san Francisco. lst and Brannan sta.
For China and Japan
CITY OF PFKING sails TUESDAY. Jan. 10. 3 y. m
For freight passage and general information apply ut
company's o the pier foot OF Canal-et. y. H.
IT. j. BULLAY Superintendent
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EklE r. RA IL SS Offices. 4O1 81;


LII and 957 Broadway 1882 Bowery, 1s7 Westst.
Battery Place, NhamOers and 23d ferries New.
YORK 33l ana 1893 tultonst, Brooklyn 107 Broadway,
Williamsburg corner Newark and HUDSON ss uoboken;
or sleeping Car reservations and orders for checking and
transfer OF baggage be obtained. Express trains
leave 23dst minutes earlier than time shown from
Chambers ST. local trains 10 minutes earlier.
Dunet Drawing room Coaches 10 Buffalo.
10 80 H. week days, PaOr Car 10 Blnghsmon Oswego,
tlmra, Corning and lilo nelsyille.
5 D. m every day, Chicago sid St Louis Limited
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland. Chicago Cincinnati.
and ST. Louis No extra change for fast time.
40 D. NJ, every Gay, Chicago EApiess." Pullman
Rutherford 4 A. 90 g 80 so 8; 80 70 80 "a
80. 6 e:io, go. Z 80: o. 10 80; nichs
Paisai S4o ilo 90 .G9 60 i9 10 So % poG so:
$40. $50, T. ! 80 8 10 80. = nlghS ~ '''
40. 3, $50 3 40 4 4Io 80 40 s. 10.
30 so. $40. ESQ., z. Z 80 8 80. 3. 10 80 u.
NeTaTf and I'd Paterson g So NeS 20 So 'S 20
Rds ,sS a. T. 9 Sa7 80 80 80 10 80 ?
sursrn Local ls 3:59 go 10 80 2 m. l. 8, 4 s.
New6Hra, 7 so 8, 10 80 M. 80, 4, 80. 5 p m.
Goshen-4 40 80. o. 10 80 a. m l. 80 80 80
MIaSloown and Port Jervis. 445. 80 o. 10 80 q m
80, 80. o. T. s 80 D. m oo
sunday local trains main lne, AS 80 10 80 N.
:45 g. 1. 5. 6 80. 80. o. 10 80. 1o. night Newark
Branch, . a. NJ. 30 . 80. 10 .. IN
Express from the West arrive in NewYork at 74o
w. ]. MURPHY. l. p FARMER
Gen'l Supt General Passenger Agent
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\VEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. y. c. s

81. station New.York as iOOws and 20 minutes caller
from OF Jly-sL, n H. Chicago, Detroit London
hamilton, 80 IS a M, 500 5 rs p m; ST, Louis
~ 90 g 10 p m TsronS o 90 M 90 8 Us 3 m
euse Utica, ami prinelka intermediate stations Sis
only. K nsst99, saugertles catskiIL Albany, Sls
NewOurg. 10 rs a. m. 4:io, rs sA5 p. m Rayer.
straw, SIS a m Las, .e;2o b m Esgant sleeping
and st Louis Daly bally. eSeept, satuIdsJs
cay, =. r. h station. al 20 IN. 80 p HoboAen.
VT shore station al 80 a. m, 3 80 p m For
bn-oo3 Washing, on-st;, $50 Fulton st., Annex On.c
way 1853 l-2 Bowety Il Park Place, and West shors
stations foot Of West i2dsL aud foot OF Jay ST.. n. Il
hot IL and resi- lencos C. f. LAMBERT
General Passenger Agent. S Vanderbilt ave-. N Y.
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SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Enslewood. Tenany, Coster spartili and NyacE 30
-, 90 10 and IL 80 10 30 4. 4 so. 10,
$40 $40 'e4o. 9: 10 80 D M II midnight; SUNDAYS
T. % 80 4. Z Is Additional trains Cress.
kill and way, 40 Q NJ and 80 2. m.
For Manuel. Spring Valley, Monsey and Talimans
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| EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

- fAssENGES TRAINS leave foot Of JortiaLds snA
80 a III. fog IatasauQua and Intermediate poineA
m Tor Geneva Lyons. Elmlra, Rochester, Bunals
and the West and principal local points Chair car v
Elmlra
IL a. IN for Cherry Ford ard intermediate points
D. yOr Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
10 Tunkhannock Connection TO Reading and Uarrts
burg. -.
$40 p m. for pittston and principal intermediaS
points. Chair 10 l.. and r. Junction
40 D. for Msueh Chunk and intermediate poinis
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg. Guar car "
Mauch Chunk -.
7 D Geneva Lyons Elmra, Roct ,ster. Buiiae
and the West. Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
Trains leaving at a. M. y M and 5;4o 2 m con
all points In MahaAoy aud Halle coal regonA
SUNDAY TRAINS.
pointA
5;45 .. m. for Coplay and Intermediate pointa "a,
y N for Geneva. Lyons Elnira. Rochester. Bue>as
end the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
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OIL MARK FITS.

Refined oil was unchanged at Z. 10 centsper gallon h
and cents In Philadelphia and Baltimore
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w III y % ! ~ ~ Y ,,n i1-rnpooI
ROY Al AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
GFRMANIC Can't Irving. Wclnc sdi'. Jan . 30 a H.
sADRIATIC Capt. Cameron. Woine sdoy. Jan. - noon.
BRITANNIA Capt PaIsell. "Wednesday, Jan To- D. M
CELTIC Capt. Dawson. "Wednesday, Jan. % 10 IN
From White star Dock. foot Of West i0ih.st
Saloon $50 500 $50 and 900 sieeraPe, from
the old Country 800 A limited number OF second cabin
passengers carried outward $50 and
eS5 prepaid sB5 excursion, se5 Companys once No
Il Broadway. New.York J. BRUCE IsMAY. Agent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF .NEW-JERSEY,
u FooT OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH, RIVER
Time Table Of November Is, 1888.
100 m. for Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch
200 m e, Remington. Easton Bethlehem. Allen
f ssud Lake
scranton. Reading Harris6ure. III, P59!:syle. TamaQuH
D. m. for Pennington. Easton Bethlehem Allentown,
Mauch Chunk. Reading. Harrisburg. etc.
- a4S-p N. for EasIon BethieheIn Allentown, Mauch
s9 sad s. Or 'saaf1Ps
Chunk Reading, Harrisburg. ETC. On Sundays at 80
DAYS an L or II r sSn
ocean rsy @ sunasy Ros tr fssss LAKE.
WOOL Manchesv.r Toms River. Barnegat etc, Parlor
cars s. ana % A'U m n for ATLANTIC CITY vne.nd
go, &. Sis 10 80. II lis q m. 1, T. 80. sac,
$40 p n Sundays. T. a. m for Perth Amboy.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
Central r. X. Of Ne~.Jersey aud Philadelphia and
o. II a. m. 80. lis. 4, 80. z 80 IL .. m sun:
DAYS at o. m. 80. 10 o. n
Trains leaving at A. :45 II a 1 3d. e. 80 30
II D. m have eoDIection for Reading Harrisburg Potts
Tickets and Psror Car seats DO procured ct IL AS
st. iss East 50 s59s Nsw9Ort cou Msss ESQ SO
x se c s5SsnT with call TO, and e,..
baggage from hotel residence. ~
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Enseyood, .Ten,dy GIoster. spsrkI and NyacE 80.
40, 10, 20 40, g. 10 80 D. 10 midnight SundayS
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LLOYD.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP co

Nrp-fo ELRICHs & co. No. Bowling Green
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nACIrIC MAII cTr AAIamp Cnlfp ANN-.o
pED STAR LINE.

pED STAR LINE.
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing from New Y ork and Antwerp weekly. i.
RITYNLAND SATURDAY January : a m
WEST ERNLAND Saturday, January II. 80 D. m
Cabin rates: First O. a. $50 and upward Excursion.
900 and upward Secof Cabin $40 Excursion, s72 and
$50 Sfeoraee
PETER WRIGHT & SONS Gen'l Agts. wing Green
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-10
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City aud Wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers In the City aud Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. Henry X. List and wife are at
Mountain Lake Park.
Mr.. A. A. King, Of Cleveland, is in the
city, a guest at the Stamm.
Mr.. Henry Bayha has returned from
a weeks visit TO friends at New Cas-
tie, Pa.
Mr.. John ]. Jacob, OF Clinton, was
among the guests at the Mcclure House
yesterday.
Mr.. G. S. Braun, Of Fairmont, was in
the city yesterday en- route to Pittsburgh
on business.
Mrs. Kate Caldwell, OF Ennis, Texas,
who has been visiting relatives in
Wheeling for several months past, lett
for home last night.
The numerous friends OF Mr.. j. A. II.
Parsons will be glad to know that he has
so far recovered from his tedious illness
us TO be able to leave his bed for short
time each day.
Hon. n. B. Scott left last evening for
new lOIkt W utLcllu u hGSLIA6 Va tAS
National Republican Committee, which
is to be held tomorrow in that city for
the purpose OF organization.
Col. William Exley, Col. Gus Rolf and
Col. G. Ed. Mendal left yesterday for
Pittsburgh on business with railroad
officials there for the State Fair AssoCia-
ton, and to attend the races Mt Home,
wood for the purpose Of securing speed
entries for the races here next month.
Mr.. L. B. Martin, President Of the
Fostoria Nickel Plate Glass Works, is at
the Stamm. He come here for the pur-
pose of meeting with the buyers from
the West who begin to put in an appear
auce here about this time OF the year.
Mr.. Martin, it will be remembered, was
formerly with Hobbs, Brockunier 4 Co.,
together with Mr.. W. s. Brady, who is
now Secretary OF the Fostoria Company.
This new concern is rapidly building up
fine trade by the excellence OF its pro-
ducts.