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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-17
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The conservative remarks in this column week ago
respecting refined petroleum situation amply JUS
tilted BY developments Of the last few business days
Duness continued and prices red iced 10 points
for both and Part Of the dulness be
attributed the monetary srnseney and the demoralza
tonvin Nevertheless the main for the
quencss foreign buyers have supplied their wants
80 literally that time must eapse before there is
any urgency to stocks. The Government report
Of the exports Of petroleum and its products for October
know 10 %
ii7 2ss gallons in October 1852 The value in octO-
Der 81 ssss Sss
s e r. as srsa article @
fear q an snd Sas neds SSO'
s.s' Of cay a s
h; BE s ssss
present almost be said for the FIRST time Inc
a sSss ase pas 81 Ss
s ss =
s; s :s'', ss: e
Sucers have is1ed WIN husband their
msss; decline Is action which shows concert among the
TIE partial respns of the pipe lines from
November to 10 charters to the lith) inclusive were
Gel day.; ' s$ss s5s issS
The Buckeye pipe line from November to ls reports
follows: -.
sr:s.s: 6. 9:5s sg$35 = i:s
There was less activity National Transit certificates
Exchange last week. but some increase was
shown dealings In options at the Consolidated oad
sss d m nsns and rs w n %
values At the Stock Exchange prices broke 70 II cents
early cent y week but after rally TO
7 cents market clossd dull and lower The option
below 72e cents early In the week but
prices after modest rally dwnded steadily and ssldd
az me lowest point Few stes o. bueseye esr'ca''
The range Of prices and the total dealings In National
Transit and buckeye pipe line certificates the stock
Exchange and Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
for the week ending November Is were as follows
Stock EXCHANGE Consolidated.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEEBaz growths on the SPOT ruled .edy , as,
but the changes were uninpoi:an No. quoted ~ "a
iSsc No sales reported. Mild grades quiet and steady
Options moderately active considering the snort ST.
SION At the outset November advanced points whil,
ohers showed decline Of alo points nut the reports o o.
was very heavy and 25a35 points lower than yeSt.day.
Iiayre adyices reported slight advance. but u ha oo
bags are BRAZILIAN Hamburg quiet ana upchanged anSrr
were no Rio adNces owing 20 holiday LONDON "eSh,l
an deliveries after November; official quotations. 10
" m Noyembr SIS December, sos I'd January 'os "a
February, AS Sd March, i3s od; April '-' o"' A"
salcs here today. "a, 0OU bags.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool Now Is, D. m.-Beef-liodefS Offer spar.
ingy plime ntm at Az Cd. Pork Holders oner
freely; prime Eastern, dull at 56s 3D. West
dull at 49, I'd. Hams and bacon-Iioders offer meder-
ately Chess.-Hoders OFFER moderately; Taiiow-Iiole-
els freely. Splits of tupentine-odefs mod
rrateiy; dull at s0s. Ro,n-Hoders orcr spnrir ~.
Lar spot and futurcs-Hoders offer moderately pfnc
Western pot AID Nosembe, dull q, 81 cd Deeeu t,F
sielr Floar-lioedrs oner spa nsy. Corn spot and
futnrss-Iiode& orer ncderatoy mixed Western, sl.t,
arn nj I'D Noyelsr STEADY at A. 0d January steady
at ~ IQsd. Hops ~ Loodon-Paeinc Coast-Io'dsrs
offer MOdcratAy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-17

Cash quotations follows Flour steady winter
Patents 81 7ods5 spring patents 81 sods5 TO- bakers
s3df3 so NO spring wheat, 81 he No spring wheat,
s0asdc; No. red Of No; corn 49ise No. oats,
1a1sncd 5op yi,e ,,nohr oo osiisn 40
per bbl s0ds9 % land pr 100 NJ 90 short ribs sides
lloose - 3Jd$ 40 dry sailed shoulders boxed 25d
% 81 short clear sides L'oxed( g o5Gs5 7o whkey.
No. white cats, 45a45hc No. do. 43dl3ac barley,
M q Z q h. G0d1Oc No A do 6lI67c
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RrCoRpr.D REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CITY.

Llncon-ave, ), 80 # OF 135tllst, 25xlOO; $500
executors James 4 Foster 10 James q Riley. S2lGl
Same property William Robertson to same. 1888
l4thst, No 2i0 West O. Orge w Morton, referee, - 80
Angela Dc -S4OO
1lSsh-st. II =. 40 IL of Pleasant-ave, 20.jN -
lOO.1l; Ciass and wife to Albert Hlldebr1nd 10000
11Sth-st. N :, 1865 IT OF Pleasant-ave, 2j.oN -
1OO1I; Albert Hdebrand TO katharine Gass 5000
sOth-st u :, 1854 It ~ 3.aye, 1GSxl00;
Max Solomon to Elizabeth Winters. 10
113th.st n s. 2035 It OF ith-ave. No II East; - 49,
Elizabeth Stlget aueF to Robert Loercher.. 22OOo
0th-aye 46 10 IL of 3jth-st, 2INlOO; Ellen
u Ward IN Patrick Collins ..-.-.-.-.-.--..-: i
71st-st 205 ft Of .d-aye. 19Xl022; David -. no
g. TietZ to Elizabeth Pery 232VO
WadswOrth-ayc, g 115th-st G5N25 Mary
Russell George Huber1 5000
S0th-st. II $50 IL Of Amsterdm-ave, 2JNlO2.2; -.
Augusta Eising 10 Michael Gblin and another 12OoO
10Jth-st, 1868 Of lOth-ave, 1SoXlOOl; $1,000
Henrietta Schr7mm to Mary j Hooper. 1OoOO
schin No % "e'' in''p''e oer'' 25a5o
152d-st, S, 62f It g OF Courtand-avc, 25xirreg;
Adam Jansen and Joseph Tppel and wives to oo
George Gregory 5oOo
9Cthst 1867 It Of 4th-avc. 1S.6A1oO.S; - ann
Walter Reid 10 Isaac Untermyer.. 2fOOc
Madisonave No 1875. George Schalfer and ~
wife y Hartenfcls and wife. to IL Horton 2G500
Park-avc. 8. 1911 IT : OF 112th-st, 25x10.0;
William II Doty to John Schwartz ......-..:, 1&c.
Keyser TO James J. Mcbride. ,,;..;.
SSth-st 5. 100 It of 1st-ave 25xlOO.S;
Gottlieb Weber TO Nina Mardorf ........-..- 10000
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Brady Lizzie r. to McCreery, Madison-ave
De Socarras. Angela TO G dc Socarras. No 210 West
14th-st. morris 1 year, $10,4S2
Ciibn, NJ to A Elsing, n soth-st, Of 10thave
year, Sill 900
Grlswold IL f. to II Hoar, No. "a Clinton Place,
lease. 81 900.
Hooper, Mary ]. to II Schramm, 105th-st. W Of
1Oth-aye, years S11 SEQ.
Hubert, G., to Mary RUSSELL cor Wadsworth-ave
and 175th-st, years, ~ ZOO . $1,000
liofmann J. to Mary Berrell No 22G 6th-s years,
morris, so, 900.
6 months, $4,000. - -
Marihof Nina, to q Weber, ssth-st, Of 1st-ave
3 years, 81 500.
Maesser, " to Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank No.
703 Fast 9tb-st, ] year $4,000. ~
Petry, Elizabeth to q Tictz 7lstst, W OF 2daye
wears ~ 200. 49, -
Riley. Jas q. to NJ II Robertson W Lincon-ave' n
135th-st. 3 years. $500. a., .
Ropke Catlarne. to A Lyra. Avenue A. n 4thst-
wears s. 600.
sherwood Mary +. to G II Wright. JennnQs-st. e
Unon-aye o. / wear. ~. 600 ~
swartz. J, to METROPOLITAN Savings Bank. i45thst
10th-ave I wear. $500 a., o,..
schoen. Mary f. to J Rupert W 4thave. olst-st
Taimann Jacob b. to Bowery Savings Bank n 9TH
st. C Gth-ave ) wears. $4,000. $500 -,
Wilson. Carrie 4. to Mackenzie 126th-ss. 4th-
ave. | wear. II 900 .,
Wehcr. Lorenz. to u Hrsh corner Pari-aNe and
76th.st demand. $1,000 49, , .
Whitman. q. to 5 Friedander 11th-ave and 19oth-st
3 wears 49, 500.
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Gxrur siens.
RAYMOND'S
VACATION
EXCURSIONS.
A WINTER
CALIFORNIA.

The second party OF the season VIII leave New. York
San Diego Barbara: Riverside mud other points
in seat6crn lsiifornia. The route Nil be va Buffalo
md Santa fe The trip to BE- made 10 special train Of
Magudcent Vesiibu1ed Pullman Palace cars with
Pullman Palace Dining Car =.
party win also leave New. iork TsnrsGsy. ian:
yesdsy. Jan. 10. vie CneanTsti' pSew'oheans'
Every ticket enues the holder 70 visit Los Angeles Ihs
RAYMOND 81 Fat P::aasn9 sn Faoesco santa
Crps Monterey. San Jose, Mount Hamilton pan Rafael.
DiGsrsn, Ksaes Wriursins. Re, Returning Pnr' e,
Train. until Jsly 1891. Independents ticket: covering
every expense both ways giving entire freedom to me
journey homewsrd Hotel coupons supplied for long or
soourns at the most eelebratd racine coast resorts
Other California Excursions February and H. and
Mexico Excursions :-yanuary -. February March TO-
IT, Send for descriptive circulsrs, Series d. designating
paitie ulsr tour desired
RAYMOND q WHITFOMB,
357 Brssdwsy. New-Ydrk.
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Cauntrp proptrtp for Sale ano 90 Get

BAY RIDGE AND FORT HAMILTON.
Now is the time In these handsome suburbs Of
New ork. Only rs minutes by direct ferry Situated
on New.York Bay, Elevated \, H. now BUILDING to
mains now laid. Gas TO be laid Dec. LIST, 1900
~ ' VAN BRUNT BROS,
Cor 3d.ave. and 7ath.st, Bay Ridge L. l..
Or "a Court-st. Brooklyn. N. Y.
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STAINED.
ca ordin.rv 60. Low Mdding. -....s4
Strict Good Ordinary... Nildclihg iio

Options-Flnancia affairs again governed the urn. -,
prices in this line and the market acted rather T
pont at the opening. but the ruors OF business @
broad brought decline Of 566 points WIN con-
siderable liquidation The late recovery IN STOCKS
ever prompted covering OF S c anu Of %estniay
Iiyerpool declined points carly, but closed hf saes'
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On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter mark
was unchanged. Eggs 22d23c


No. red DC; receipts 900 bush shipments. a1l5
s S%sf sgPg 1'S 3D.
s Lard Sr Aye 81 na &S'h msas and 81
quiet WHISKY sn5e a,, sale So Gbs finished goods
Eggs G. and 2e Cheese dp S '.s
Milwaukee Nov. 15aFloar steady on Wheat lover
SIC NO Sortnern 90 Corn afS &c. on track
1 Oats ats @ NS shG on aes No. IN B s;G
97e. Provisions quiet pork January 81 ~; lard,
80 go bush barley 5000 bush shipmens-FIoaf
$500 bbls barley, 63,1O0
Philadelphia Nov. 15.-Flour market was weak and
movement in wheat Buyers were unwilling to operate
supply and firm at 80 Tor en%
70 Sr s4 new u g lSss 80 n 100
reported financial foreign bankers
i15sd If sRS esa g1ssn
s5Hc DsemSer oga9osc Ja9 qua 9sGssfs Feb
re1nsylvaoa Corn market was unsettled and options
adns here and Wholly ser' c sa' o
were very scarce and s held on basis OF e5c for old
were not operating; No mixed November eol2del2e
See with f t
IL p o%ar uad f rse snI sd a a Rs%
nominal 81 49d49ise for no white and at 5oa50lc for
and Dcce%br leS$cc January 5c,sa5osc TeSF%apy
a5lte Egg scarce and firm; Pennsylyania hrsts
Other articles unchangcd. Eecepts-flour 200 b is,
IA 300 bush shipments 300 bush corn, 80 400
bush; oats 49, 700 bush.
Louis, NOV. 15.-F1our unchanged whea,
The opened asc down for December and up for
tons weakened, but prices broke sharply with active
trading Later there recovery, and the be-
quicer and continued firm close which was at
decline OF lee from yesterdays latest sales No 2 cash
9O5 0J2c December 9lasc January, J32c May o97.c
July. s9cc August, SSc. Corn-Tholeh the opening
S Up there was soon weakness sd n g sty with wheat
down. slight reaction followed but demand dropped
and trading became quiet Later near the close
and the close was fsm and &c above
yest rdays final figures. NO. . cash. 52c December.
isc Nav f9isc. Oats irregular but weaker . cash.
f6sse; May. 4iec. Ryc-NOthng doing Barley weak
aud tendency downward Minnesota, 7Gc. Hay quiet
changed Bran dun and unsettled sacked. o. b., boat.
Butter unchanged. Eggs zoe. Lea dull.
Toledo. Nov. I5-wheat active. nrIncr: cash and No.
vembcr 93c; December. Ole MAY. II O0h. Corn dull.
steady; cash, 5Ic May, 52c. Oats quiet: cash, 37c
NAV. iil2c. Coverseed dull cash, ~ 25 December,
~ 27is February 81 37 Receipts-wheat. 5000 bush;
corn - 100 bush $50 bush bA6 bush clover
seed $50 bags shipmen.s-whcat 80 40 bush corn.
90 0i7 bush oats 200 bush cloversecd, $40 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-17

The refined market dull with a decided tendency
AwaFd weakness. The final quotations show losses Of
points At 745 cents per gallon IN barrels and 2go
v lis cents. nsphtha being unchanged az 40 cents
The foreign markets were weaker the Continent;
Antwerp Welding a franc 70 10isdi6 hundred Eos,
~ 10 points $40 marks so kilos London
qootauoos unchanged at 6Ia5 3-l6 pence per I'M
pefisl gallon.
OIL City Penn, Nov. Educational Transit certificates
epsned 72sc; highest, 73c lowest lsc closed TAG
is. 17s60o bbls shipments 80, 2eo bbls runs s5o5s
fittsburg Penn, Nov. 15.-PetroleumN otbine doing
9uonal Transit certificates opened Ut 72se closed al
4slf5eE Penn Nov 1S.-NstlcnaI Transit certificates
0foA o 72Sc closed at 71tc; highest. T3isc; lowest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-17

Picked SSF s s 49, as but a. Hams r
Smoked sS do Hold steady
e. sstiS S$' $ asa5 sssssss
sdsisss op.ns closed 5dS points lower after fair
eosns city steam sa Ssas 900 sae s 80 iss
Nove,nscT ncgna December closed az sie sales Iso
$3.50 eS srSSa Close. s'' SsSs
1000 Se,ses5s sissd lower S' eonsesS. quoted
Is,I, ia,a5 sas INQUIRY prices g
rsnnsyysHs creamery Ses e7as 7a Egin Creamery
b %S sss:
sney octcS ac D' s ens g cs sScs o
ssSS isssIs ali; es-r Srss; ST.
rns See iassy Sa COCA fair
G 1ssis Ds ine' shes
SH2f stsaS S srsus Gs fsass stock
Trade however continues light STATE Factory full cream.
fa made fancy 9se Do fine gaaoe good to prime;
sAi%. 2a2se sSt skins choice part skins saGc;
aas &; . ss soss
packed $F%sls ieshease issss Prime Timed isisSis,ss
s? css9afss " SS'sssff s;S
STEADY povS G,ssacd sISs cst Loaf 1915, cubes
a." 5e,Ioa5sc White Extra &c" 7ioc; Extra "C''
s1EAAhINImDpll. Choice lard, quoted 7'.s
".
TALLOW-Quet and unchanged Prime city quoted
at 1,sc. No salc-.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-DY TELEGRAPH.
Chicago Nov. 15.-.'rhe Evening Journal" reports
Catte-Recepts $500 head made largely OF Texas and
Hangers. Business Is almost at standstil
the week show decline OF 25a5o cents compared with
week hence IL Is almost useless undertake give
accurate quotations. The morning dark and rainy.
and no buyer yentured out unless pressing order.
hence again quite number those offered at the lowest
prices had TO he carried Iogs-Rcceipts. $4,000
mead Market slow and shade lower mixed but steady
.cn heavy. Hongh and common. - GOa$3 rs; heavy
80 80 Sheep and Lambs-sow some lots Of fed Texans
sold 20d25c lower aud The best Western 10d5c
Buffalo Nov 15-Cot;ie.Iieeeigts last "a hours 200
week 90 500 consigned through $50 head all OF which
o Ncw-Y York 40 head for sale Market steady. Sheep
and Lambs-Recepts last 81 hours GOO head total for
far So eco for time last week AZ 500;
consigned through 600 head 600 oil which to New York
1900 for sale Top grades frmer. shcep-Choice to cx
ira Sjd:5 % good choice. 81 roast IS to
fair $3 5GdSi G5. Lams-Choicc to extra g s0d$1 TO-
choice IS 45ae5 IS to fair ~ jOdSj 10.
Hogs-Reccp last "a hours l6 100 heads total for week
1920; for time last wceis 7l.3S0:
sgncd through $500 head $500 OF which New York;
~ GOO head for Market dull. Heavy. mediums
- 70dS3 So good Workers. SO J0dS3 90 Light
Workers. So i0ds3 80, pigs, S3de3 20.
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!S11i.000,
Bnslrsss properip 60 fsi.
FURNISHED Apartments ID nteo

w ANTEDAn apartment furnis,ed m-frrred Tor small
w family Of three adults; centrally ioeatea' H. n
Tribune Once.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

New.York Saturday November U.s.
The toa, amolnt realized public auction sslss Of
city real estate made II the Exchange and Auction Room
for the week ending with to-day was 81 1910.
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the present week ending saturday, November
2? the following auction sales announced to be held
ut the Exchange aud Auction Room:
TO-DAY (MoNDAY), NOVEMBER IL.
40 @ f ode lot n91os2 and sssy dwelling n
20 It " Lexington-avc. wv
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IS.
and 3 s"s ss 5u DG q sns IaS
rense-st cor ldth-ave plot land irreg xio4
SiSS ,S5ssSss s, SsaS 81
s's ss,. ''s;, Il
ana s'o,y - sp ,S s sse
s 4 Of q" Sd 'scr' PasiIe auction Ell
IsS S each IVES. sith-st 300 I: q sttaysS
sad y sSans SC 20 Of fss ih lot
Az Aye" s"s lot; istsyy houses Nos
s5z co. and md ass sS Snaps No S 81
%sst 70 itSa ee? ' ics ssssoS
i ma lSsG a sgo r. q Ssve lots each
Of as sdr G S0S g., a?S S s saeS aha -
aye oI 2, 80 $50 Fast 55h; 2's r q
fss.s E a s se sa
@ as ' an o GS a f xS g st n lot
$d.aSe lot 25aio2a East 7ith-st Of Avenue
WEDNESDAY nov. 10.
foreclosure sale POT Of land o5x9oli asd sstory
lct 4oxas and similar HcHse 10 i5G west iiih.st
s. 214.2 f. OF lOth.ave plot Of land, 81 sx991l and
similar houses and 4story houses Nos i59 to 4G1 and
and 5.story nat. Nos sa and "a Vest is2dst ; ss5
Of 5th-avc; lot. 19.l1x50, and 3story dwelling No
and Similar buildings Nos 1903 to lis Manhatanaye
Joining above lot l9lX5o, and similar building No ~
s1 30 s cor ws oSh5 lot 3 e a"9
e sncS q pq sas sy 'T d 90 o. and Gss
story dwelling 80 aOo Fast li2sh,s, ilS T. Of
Partition sale lst, 25Xo3.9 and and story build
sx6so each and similar 6uidlng: Nos 5ls to 81 Wsse
G sS 2 20 Sfsp sai 6n q"e ove
lot .jxl00.5 and jstory building No 81 West G.t,;ss,
x7 9 and Of Snds H'Ns 10 1dFf Eas . tot
Iowery; lot 25xl022. and 4tory dwelling No 20 fs,st
iousS West osds ot '% ot s5aSoo and
3sory building No ao3 3d.ave : n Of 9oh-sti lot
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
Executors sale 80 lots and 81 houses. Nos 25, 217.
Nos 100 to los sackett.st, Nos 49, Isl, 1888
Hicks SIS Nos i9j and 49, Henry-s near saekettst
Navy-st, southeast corner Of Nassaust
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 90.
Foreclosure sale lots, 25xioO1l each and 5story fats
OF West !sh-st, 40 OF sthaye administrator
a as en:e Il TO- s Of s anS poGc ' a"s o
sls each, end onesory houses OF ca
Mos Of ' W.T. Ssh So' d l ave
West 9othst $50 r Of loh'ave go ,ot sUNoo eash
e eor sothSf oH 5x2si2 aiTcadsys running
through % Mott Haven canal 5o2 ft OF lssth;st plot
i,o6 1s"s sd-a rS;'i'S0 cor Ssd-st
FRIDAY. NOV 81.
buIIdnss Nos 800 and s22 East 73dst ), 300 70 OF
Isave lot sxlo2.2 and istoy dwelling, No las West
74th-st. :, 1872 # W OF oth-ave
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ApIoA..ssr.

The past year, like its predecessor.
has 6ool nm evsntiul enc, but In
many rs,pccts it 'h,sbetn remarkable.
me disasters byase ND flood have
been numerous an obstructive, while
some OF the most prominent men OF
the nation anl OF the world. have
passed .to that kurno whence no
traveller returns" These events,
which caus, I'd a ripple on the Ocean
of Timef for brief period, have passed
into history and the busy world
snhoses on with tho Sumo regularity
that characterises tho bosom OF the
restless ocean after its surface has
ebeen disturbed by the sinking Of u
mighty ship. Sc. transit gioria mahdf;
one generation passes away, another
,takes its plao,, timos and seasons
go no and go aad the struggle for
wealth and power continues.
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July1 the vito Of John IaL-
nor, dnugh;er.
Juixs4-To the wife. o. CH Hale,
i~oa.r-9nrzt. :. .oi
July es-To tho wife of II ssort,
July 2s-To the wife of 8 skaggs,
son.
July $40 the wife of J H Dewar,
son.
Sept 1e-To tho wife OR A Shear
er, son.
Sept 24--To the wife of ] F Hen,
derson, twin daughters.
Sept 2-To the wife OF w w Smith,
son.
Oct Ito the wife of "A McRoe,
son. g.
octs-To the wife of T N Stone
o II .-t-o r. e,
Oct 2+-To the vito Of B F Miller,
dau shter. ...r
Oct 2G-To tho wife o, Ed Carville,
danghtma fctN 5As>
Nov Ito tho wife Of Geo Butler,
aop!t- -:rTk go q, "a
Nov 1c--To the wife Of A H Wise.
man, daughter; |
Nov 21-To tho wife of Chas Elan,
na4nnl. daughter
Nov 2s-To the wife OF Harry Stone,
Dec 7-Td y wife Of u Wright,
aon.
Dec.1a--To tho vito of A L Won.
4ck, son.
Dec 23-To the vito of Andrew
Madison, son.
Dec 24-To tho wife of H sproule
daughter.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-01-05
Star Valley Notes.

Two months ago the young ladies
and gentlemen Of this valley organized
n Dramatic Club, with 20 members
and on tho evening OF tho 23td OF
December Mt tho school-housc, to a
large audience, they rendered sue
cessfully q long programme which
will hero DO given:
Song, Christmas Greeting, by the
Club.
DialoGue,"V Every Bashtul," in which
the part of n bashful young man in
the company OF three young ladies,
was acted to perfection by Mr.. Eddy
Smiley. =.
Tablcaux, "Liberty Enlightening
tho 'World,"in a red calcium light
was. very pretty. Lax
Song, Jolly Old st. Nicholas" wus
we'll sung by, Maude Crosson whose
voice is sweet and strong. yah
Dialogue, "Gctting Over n DIM
guilty. was finely rendered by Miss
May'Armstrong, Messrs. Wilson Arm?
strong, &c. Riddell and Bert Thorn.
berry.
Tablcau1, "simply' To Thy Cross
/ Cling: 81; 81.
Song, "Christmas Time Has Como
Again" by tho Club.
Charadc, "Mad- Cap" was wei
acted BY Misses ELLA Erosion md
Nena Porter and Mcssrs. II. Lane, G..
Vogel and j. O'Brien.
Tablcaux,. "Bliss and Bliss Dis
turbed," .creuted a great deal Of
merriment."-
Song in Dialogue, "The Organ
Mans Experience, "by Misses Hannah
Jobnston, Maggie Wright and Nettie
Armstrong md Messrs. Wilson Arm
strong and Horace Lnno, was good.
Tablcaux, "Joan OF Arc Burned at
the Stake" was affecting.
Song, "Tho Beautiful Silver Sea-"
by tho ludies OF tho Club.
Dialogue, Restraining Jonathan"
was well delivered and much ap-
'plaudcd, the parts being Sustained by
Misses Maggie Wright, Ella Crosson,
Alice Armstrong and Isoru Stovono
and Mcssrs; Will Smiley, Chas. Binck,
Gus Vogcl; Tom Williams and Joseph
Johnston. .i
Pantomine md Tabloaux, "Wo.
mans Rights" was excellent.
IA School Boys First Recitation"
by Mr.. Bert 1llornberry, was VOL
spoken and ELECTED great applause.
Tableaurns'Wo Won't Go Homo
Till Mornings" was quito comicnI.t:
Song, "I1oil To The Now Your. by
tho Club, closed tho exercises. I
Tho dancing community continue
to dance, and scoin mover to tire In
stripping tho Hglitfantastic."
Quito a. number went to Dccth
Christmas ovo to take tho train for
tho ball at Wells, but woro disap.
pointed on account Of the train boing !
too latc. But thoy attended nh i'm.
promptu party hc next evening in
tho schoolhousc, and enjoyed them.
worry well.
Thoru Is to bo1nother dance New
night in tho school house, |
will probably DO tho lust for q
School closed on tho 10th for n
ton until tho 9Th Of January.
Tho recent nov storm did not
us and sloighing is splendid
whero tho roads arc broken.
Cattle msn are busy getting In their
to fool thom.
Tho nombcrs Of tho /. o. q. t.
aic meditating over tho quts.
ton OF building d lodge room.
George and Kitty Potter hayo just
returned from % visit TO friends and
: iatives In, California. ,.:t
HAWTHORNE !
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-01-05
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