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| EuIGH VALLEY RAILROAD,

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80 a m, for CatsSsuqua and intermediate points
: 3 m for Geneva I.yons, Emira i!ocheStr Buffalo
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$40 PG1, for Ptsf'on and PEnspsi intermediate
ConneetSn to Reading and HARRISBURG cnaiT car TO
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foot Iiberty.sE, n. r. -
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Sleeping cars midnight train open to receive pas
sengers az 10 D. m.
Tlekets and Parlor seats I've procured a. o. IL
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81, goo Fulton: ST.. 9s Broadway brooklyn. ''
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MATERIALS OF NATIONAL HISTORY,

THE UNITED STATES. Facts and Figures nnstras
Ing he Physical Geography Of the County ,I aSa
svo. Up. ara boston Little. brown a Co.
This treatise is, in substance, tho article pre-
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fion Of the Encyclopedias Britannica, ana 'l@
appearance of the large octave volume OF nearly
500 pages gives a good idea OF the amouhV Va
matter contained in the great WORK 70 "mon !"
was originally contributed. As pubhshea 'nen'
however. the author states that attempts AZ con-
densatdon and the omission OF what appe"reu "
him essential references, SO altered ana ihIefHFe"
with the clearness Of his work that lie 'nouehO
IL best TO reprint the article as originally VIII"
ten. with very few alterations, ana these mostly
IN the form OF notes. When oD'aihaOie' "ieo'
,rss,, statistics and fresh information generally
have been added An appendix has been added,
moreoyer. in which :" various matters connected
,ritb che discovery and scientific development
=, ,bs copntry arc discussed more at length than
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work.
The treatise deals with the Physical Geography
and Geology OF the United States, Political and
Natural Subdivisions, Climate, Nature and DIS
tribution OF the Forests and Of Vegetation Gen.
orally, Scenography, Population nnd lmmlSra-
ton. the Public Lands Mineral Resources, Agri-
culture Foreign Commerce. In the appehoh
are papers on the progress OF geographical us
covery ON the Pacific Coast and in the Cor
dilIeras OF North America; on the progress OF
umerican CartographS during the past hall
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hive been determined, and the probable accuracy
of the results obtained. In his preface Professor
whitney mcfestly suggests that the present.
volume may be found useful to teachers OF phyS-
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treated Not only teachers, but business hen'
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find this volume of frequent service ana iS
general arrangement, its clear method, ana 'ne
excellent index with which it is furnished, sdu
IN Its value and facilitate its use.
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Choice HenY and Bntohors Seecaons ~ 19gS raasS
OrJinary 20 Best 81 80 a. 10. ~.
Sheep-Reccipts 400 shipments AIOV MAJ So' sio"' 49,
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The parroV7css Of Lho crude certificate market was
established yes to-day by another setback In values on
a decreased volume Of trading. The covering Of shorts
On Tuesday 1as followed by weak opening and a
dcChc from 20 IL cents 10 - 90 cents Auxiliary
AID sales furnished by field advces N bearsh
nature. The market developed support near -
cents and prices recovered u about tho best hguTS
Dispatches fnou Ptsburg Ia the effect that The con.
feriucc OF on Exchanges had approved the scheme
Of dealing IN futures or options ana hah iormR
lated plans for trading 10 be subsequently voted upon
by the different exchanges wCrc interpreted as an
enCOuragemCnt " BhOgt operations and the close
values were marked down easily on light offerings.
Tho close steady At net loss Of about cent
The rango Of prices and the total dealings were as
I''''" Stock Exchange, Consolidated.
Opening .''..'''..'''''-.''..''...... ~ s3I
liSn 81 .......... sas FIX
s1 lhIat L,rrrl. ..... $4,000 900
Rcancd oil was unchanged at 6.s5 cents per gallon
in Ncw.York and G15 cents IN Philadelphia and
Baltimore.
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
CHICAGO Un!on sSosS Ysrls MAJ S SI"THo Droy.rs
$50 ioI steers s. Is soetsr AMI Feeder, So
$50 Cows Bull, s4d Mixed s2Oos3 80 Texas Steers
sHossEScsipt. 1900 head, .hpmsn, 1900 msrEo.
s ~ ~ 3 az 90 sgps sJ 6Oa4 So
SSa 'SgIsp 2SGo ,,r5 T az 90
go 10 Texans 81 7OSsJ 40 lambs 81 eoS as 90
KIxsIs CRY. May a-"The lave stock Indicator" 70.
pSIs .1s active Cod 10 Choice crnfed So sSasI rs
Sos 81 aS & o. so's'F' and Feeding
sSels sepeGu 9$s7 market steady and
stto1g Good Choice - i7Sds4 S21i Common to Mo
o' sSssr Rscspis 62s shrments none market steady
Good 70 Choice Muton' 81 oOst 'o common 70 Medium
| s2 6OdsS 40.
sT, Loris. May s.-catns-- Rgeeipus 100 shipments
iIoo strong Choice Heavy SAaTs Steers - ~
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OIL MARKETS

on CITY. May sHSti"nA Transit Certificates oponet at
$50 highest SSS lowest s2hi closed. 80. saios
$4,000 barrels oeArAnces 100000 barrels charters,
blsG5 barrels Ahpments, 50. Jll barrels b6B7t
barrels
Transit Certificates opened SJ olossi Al S27si highest
B3s.; lowest s2a
BRADFORD Pchn. May 9.--Satonal Transit Certificates
opened atS5S closed At S27si highest sgSi lowest S2i
ClearxnceA 80 bblA
TiTUsyrLE Ponn, May s-NAtloua Transit Certificates
oDsAedNe3asi highest $685. lowest 49, closed s.
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rsTrIEs AND LEADERS OF THE CIVIL WAR
VoIime w. The Century Co.

BATTIES AND LEADERS OF THE CIVIL WAh'
Volume ". The Century Co.
The fourth and final volume OF this admirable
publication carries the record Of the War down
70 the surrender of Lee at Appomattox. IL
embraces articles on the defence Of Charleston by
cararal Reauregard: the Confederate defence OF
Fort Sumter; the early monitors, by captain
Ericsson: the boat attack on Sumter, oy Rear
admiral T. II. Stevens; Du Points attack at
Charleston, by Rear-Admiral c. 7. h Rodgers; the
army before Charleston in 1868, by General
q. A. Gilmore; the Swamp Angel" by Coionei
w 8 Striker; the operations after Gettysburg,
by General Martin T. Mcmahon; tho wilderness
Camnajru, by General Grant, Generals T. M.
Tau s Webb. NJ. T. Mcmahon, Robert McAlls-
tor Tbeo. F. Rodenbough, w. Farrar smith,
AZ G. Bntler. G.. T. Beauregnrd, etc, papers on
Atlanta. by General W T. Sherman, General j. Il.
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Hood and others; the final operations IN
Arhansas and Missouri, Mobile and the Jun,
Cavalry Operations on the Tennessee Lhne'
uood,s Invasion Of Tennessee, Up and DOWN Tue
Shenandoah. the Confederate Cruisers the Con-
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Fisher. Shermans March through the Coniederacy'
from the James TO Appomattox CourIhouse, Vhe
Fall of Richmond, and closing operations 'u"Hy
Of the articles, such as the various accounts VI
naval actions, and especially that OF the dnel
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The illustrations are as abundant anu good as IN
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Cost anu founo

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SPIRITS OF TU'RPENTINE
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MANHANSET HOUSE

ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
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Muslral Instruments.
A NUMBER of slightly used grand, upright
"A and square pianos Of make which were specially
selected and used by the artists Of the Metropolitan opera
HOuse company during the past opera season, Will D.
soid at q liberal reduction from our regular prices
WIN. KNABE SEQ.
have removed 70
METHODIST BOOK CONCERN BUILDING,
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Temporary waefooms In rear. Entrance on 2oth'ht.
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LAUREL HOUSE,

TKDER new MSSkGEMENT.
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.TAPAN-CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.
Steamers leave San ErancisSo a. iouoWsI
bEl0lS 6sL0Iosy AAy 10
AhABlC Tuestsy. Juno IL
OCEANIC Saturday, juno %.
superbly Acknowledgements Accommodations
Reservations can % made " letter or telegraph TO- and
cabin plans a. PSI ard $50 Broadway New York
Room ~. Railroad BqlltGg. San Freael.eO.
LELAND STANFORD. President
T. II. GOODWIN. lfNnsral PAAseaEeE ARsAk
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HAMBU RG-AMERlCAN packet co.
II EX PRESS SERVICE between New York, South.
Smp,on (LondonJ and Hamburg by the new twin
steamers Augusta Victoria and Columbia 600 tons
and II 800 horse power VIII sail May %. June q. July
20 and August /.
REGULAR SERVICE 70 Plymouth G.ondonl, Cher.
bourg PARIS and Hamburg; also direct 20 Hamburg
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General OscG 80 bTS"a SGReis Rasis0 2hcS
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-08

u has been clearly demonstrated be-
yond ihe shadow of doubt that these
diseases are durable .nM0at the use OF
ne. Huture. or causiic. which reme-
e.r- 20 ,l.s date may BE- classed as relics
W 0afbu.sm
a close and continuous application
for many vears past 90 the study md
,fesimcnt of this class OF diseases ena-
h.c- mc SO make. with confidence, the
above declaration My treatment IS at
f.nIDl Wiihn0 inconvenience or dlscOm-
f.If. relieves at once. and effects com
p.oe restoration in a short time, without
confinement % bed or detention from
business
Io those Interested. I shall take pleas
ufs ln exhibiting written testimonials
from many well-known citizens OF Rich
moai aud many other portions Of The
Slate. ] beg Co refer % Mr. W h. III.
Lynn, OF stanton lpast grand comman-
der Of knights TemplarE Mr. II. VI.
smith o. IT, NJ Smith Il Co: General
JOlu K Cooke, Mr. Audt6w j. Gray, Mr.
". J. Gentry, and many others OF equal
Prominence.
Examinations without charge.
" X SMITH, NJ D.,
No al y Ninth street,
leg2-S2I Bichia0nd, Va.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

KEW YoRG, February THE Times
this morning has a special dispatch from
New Bedford, Mass, stating that ini0r'
nation has been received there Of an in
suit offered the American Tag by the
Portuguese in October last.
AUGUSTA, Ne, February 7-Protessor
VI. Jewett, Of keddeld, was found dead
in his chair al his residence Tuesday. He
was a prominent educator, and for sew
ersl years teacher in the Southern
States.
CLEVELAND, O., February THE
Northern Ohio Blanket Mil, on Pleasant
street IN this city, was burned this morn
in0 Loss, 100000; insurance, $4,000.
Y. j., February THE
large trunk factory Of Simon Brothers.
at the corner Of Main and St. Frances
streets, was burned this morning. Loss
is estimated at 100000.
NAGARA FALLS, OST., February u
The large brewery OF the Niagara Falls
Brewing Co., at Niagara Falls, South,
was destroyed by fire at 4 o'clock this
morning together with its contents.
Loss, $4,000.
NEW YORK, February THE steamer
Carondolct was libeiled yesterday and
prevented from sailing for Hayti with a
cargo OF ammunition and other contra
band articles, supposed to be intended
Tor the use Of Hyppolite's forces.
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indianapolis, IND, February 1.-The
President-elect had a number Of callers
to-day. Chairman Huston, of the Inci.
ana State Central Committee, returned
from Florida and paid his respects early
In the day, accompanied by State Senator
Rathbone, OF Ohio. Colonel Jackson,
Judge Steel, and Miss Bessie MeAllister
tho latter postmistress at Florence, called
to-day and talked over the Southern
question.
John c. New, after an unavoidable
delay OF three days, left this evening foi
New York. Though SIr New stated
that he was going East on private bust
ness. 1t is generally believed that he goe;
Tor the purpose only OF having a con-
ference with Warner Miller relative 10 d
Cabinet appointment.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-08

J.. Page. directors Of the Home Savings
BANK which failed about the lat Of De.
cember. The indictments created
an immense sensation. although not en-.
lirclY unexpected Immediately after
the jury bad reported, judge Brooke
issued bench warrant for the arrest OF
all parties and Messrs Nichols and Page
came IN court, gave themselves up, and
asked for bail, which was granted
President Oldheld will il is thought,
surrender Immediately, but as cash.
Ter Percy Is in Washington. and has
been ever since the failure OF the bank.
ID ,s not known whether or not he can
be captured. Tho indictment against
him IS for making false entries and
swearing TO false reports while the
president and directors are charged with
swearing 10 these repOTts When the
bank failed It's affairs were found I'm
depi0rable condition and viii hardly pay
the dcp0siiors 90 per cent. on The dollar.
Bce'Ces finding Indictments against
tie bank officials, several parties who
sell lottery tickets and own policy es-
iah'ishmenls were indicted and warrants
issued for theirarrest The city is much
wrought up over the finding. which are
the principal topic OF conversation in
The hotel iocl,os and almost everywhere.
Denver J.. Barnes, who sWindlcd Nor
folk merchants out of various sums Of
money Oy passing bogus checks Oh them,
was brought 10 the city last night
from Wilmington, ~ G., where he
vas captured tie will plead guilty
TO thc charges against him in
Norfolk, and takes his arrest with
the utmost coOluess and c0mplacency.
he IL originally from Buffalo, n. T., and
says that hc Las worked in cities through
out the United 5iaie5 FOR the last fifteen
months.
An organization was formed in Ports
mouth last night, TO he known as the
sons Of Confederate Veterans.
Organizer Thomas Tapp, who Is work
Ing mp Tie Farmers Alliance in this see
ton, win mec President O.. T. Bafbee,
of Brid9ewaier, Va, in Norfolk on The
18Th instant and proceed 10 Cenfreyille,
Norfolk county, and organize q subOrdi-
ualc alliance among the farmers in that
section.
The Atlantic and Dauyille Railroad
ompany have made am arrangement
with The >ca0oarl and Roanoke railroad /
and The ChOWHn and Southern road 20
ue their tracks for The purpose OF reach
Ing Portsmouth,.
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A REMARKABLE CASE.
The Sleeping Woman Awakes Aiier "a
IhlrtY-nve Day Nap.

The Sleeping Woman Awakes After a
Thirty-hyo Day Nap.
africa, y. Y, February Mrs.
Emma Althouse the sleeping woman,
awakened yesterday from her last trance,
having slept thirty-fye days and few
hours. For the past few days she had
shown sign that the crisis, whether She
would awake or not was approaching
After what appeared TO DO struggle,
she opened her eyes Her nose bed
freely, and her breathing increased IN
force and rapidity, until The respiration
exceeded 90 a minute. Her temperature
was ordinary, about o.; The pulse un-
steady and iuctuating Mrs Althousc
was very weak, and several isiniing ITS
followed her awakening s0monourish-
ment the first since January 2d. was
then given her. She was up 70 this
morning only able 10 communicate with
her attendants by motions Of Tue head
in reply to questions, but is reported az
gaining strength rapidly.
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Cu,RtrsToS, W Va, February -
Two ballots for United States Senator
were taken to-day, on each Of whicl
con received 40 votes, Kenna, so Cos.
ham, !, and Preston Hereford and GOV
eTOr Wilson OAe each Van Pclt voted
,or hcnna to-day. A resolution was
presented ID the Joint assembly hy Sem
alOr Morris protesting against The Dem.
0cratic action In refusing % have the re-
turns Tor Governor read. Tie discus
sion occupied the enire day.
This afternoon ia tie Joint assembly
no Republicans protest agains. thc
Democratic action in refusing to an
uounco the vote for Governor was voted
down by The Democrats, who refused
TO allow il to appear on the journal,
when the Republicans Immediately arose
and left the hali, leaving the Democrats
without a quorum However,
the Democrats proc,e led 20 open
the vote and publish it for other State
officers SO returns for Attomey-Gen-
cial were found from Webster county,
and am inaccuracy was found in
the vote from Wood county, no return
having been made of the vote for tic Re-
publican candidate for auditor.
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The Cotton Oil Trust

New ORLEANS, February lit Is
probable that The COuon-On Trust trial
viii continue for several days yet The
adverse rulings of the court few days
ago. which are considered as fatal TO the
claims of the trust. have been followed
by The transfer bvthe trust OF the owner
ship of evera valuable blocks OF real
estate 20 .he Union oil Company, of
Providence. R. l. This IS believed 10 be
iol tlr purpose Of enabling AN appeal 10
be made 10 The Federal courts in case
the present suit is decided against the
LIL.I
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snitfnr divorce.

Sc. LOUIS, February THE Moore
Norton scandal was revived to-day by
The filing of q suit by John W. Norton
manager of the Grand Opera
House. for q divorce from his wife,
Emma Stockton Norton, on the
ground OF adultery and abandonment.
Mis- Morton eloped with Moore, mana
cinz editor Of the ST. Louis Pest Disp0tch-
about a year ago. and Is said to DO living
with him in New York.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-08

DANyILLE, Va, February IA large
and enthusiastic meeting Of business
men and local capitalists convened here
this afternoon TO take initiatory steps 20
orrsnize the Dsnville Land and I'M
ploycment Company Il was an earnest
business meeting. and $4,000 capital
stock was subscribed on the spot. \
mectinl to complete the organization
viii be held tomorrow, when it is ex.
pecled the capital will be doubled.