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Q0Gr0 au0 n0prns.

AMERICAN family h.ting lovely home.
lif' hfilc. dcs!fr 10 IT. 10 gentlemen OIL
.LAit Z ui I bi thc yttr btIytifuii
i4'uish q second nor co. -uIc. e,tI, con.
f'a!rn ~ Zach room ~.c Lcni bllld .
"a O. ahir t.rn-. fDfcr.no~-. Adlr.-,
LS4 >IDL. irbHrr o-'r.
- M pAHLJE and BEDROOM
hah4-om"Iy inTu.,n,g. wlih b,NrI f.icI-
tn'r-. - IVES; 5l-t-r,.
EAST asrH-ST.. 3OG. rear ednc.
ice urLlht oih,pG: handsome mrui,n Il
.Ifer nonI iooH. and bedroom ~ ou" OF tao
gents ln -uai private lJnIy. vlt4 or
rith0nt bold - weekly.
zGrn-oI. 81 WEsT.-Conn,c tng rooil,
Iaflor Moor 9th douLir ana single.
-ulrrof uhlc aud Attendance.
UIH-ST.. II WEST suit. 81 lnre.'
furnished sunny rooms; Win OF without
private table.
31TII.oT.. 80 WEST. Handsome second
roo' front also back Iat.Or. private hlt!. :
excellent table and attendance.
18Th ST. - WEST Second roor fr.ef
llrse ON with olcovc; win board r,frr.
'nccs.
4stn-sI.. 81 WFST.-Plcn -qunr.
rear room On thifd moor; superior bard
57'rn-ST. 3i3 wEsr.-Iaf.,. hand.
'pmrIy fIrrleh' rooms. with bOirl house
h'"N decorated; sanitary plumbing RET.
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DrIrrrxG WITH 4 rrrxRs7mcxry CREW.

NowlIavcn Conn, Nov. oj.-Thc bark I'nbclla Bal
COM, If New-Yorh, Captain Dcano which arrived
here a day or two AGO. lad distressing experience
during her voyage The bark loft Boston in August
for Daricn Ga, where she was TO receive cargo 81
lumber for La GuayIa. When the vessel wa, three
days ont OF Daner every member Of the crew was
stricken with swamp fever. She drltcd ~ the mercy
Of TIE waves fer three DAYS the men being too III TO
man her. During this time the mate. X. \. Briggs
was buried at sea. FINALLY the captain recovered
sufficiently 10 take the Wheel and the bark pat into
Turks Island for medical aid. On the way la the
steward H. G. King died. and was buried on shore
The vessel was detained there three week. and trn
went on her coulsc arriving here five week late.
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NINE PERSONS INJURED by 4 GAS rxpLoSiOy.

Philadelphia Nov 2j.--Gas which leaked from q
pipe under the flooring the Third story Of the
building occupied by the s :. White Dental Com
psny exploded with terrific force just Def rc noon
to-day. njurng nine employees and doing 5000 worth
OF damage 70 the factory. Albert Holf and Lyman
Bull rously Injured and were taken to n
hospital. The injuries Of the seven others are not
serious When the employees entered the bulling this
morning they noticed strong odOr OF escaping gas
search for the source was kept up f.: sevcra!
hours and 1t was finally located under the nO5c
Whom a board was Ripped up the gas rushed forth
and came in contact with the flame q rotor. In
s'en,lv there Was terrific explosion. The stock
On Che floor was blown into confused mass. and
Almost every article was damaged beyond repair The
men and women employed became panic suicfcn. ana
those who had escaped injury reached the street by
I'm
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NUIPpLNG NEWN
PORT OF NEw.YORK-FaIDAY. nov. %. rsoc
AERIN-I,n

ARMY Id
Steamer Greece fBr. Jcl:ey. London November O. with
nd to i " Nai': Arrived at the Bar At II %
Steamer city Of Berlin usD Land Liverpool November
16 Queenstown l.. VIA ni-, and passenger. T. tn ln-
Sc}Ga, Laha isD. II liner. nr~rcn November T.
Southampton - WIN ;ba EGo a., s.S I',h'F' TO oeieh'
S',am'f Horuean lDer. Tunenn, Brcmca November
san. "i' Du, Gn Dutch Deb5r Nms dam No.
yn'', II g ~, ,S ~. a sasr' To ~" b. hlyc
Sang G9d9 H. Ts 5.c E 10 t,o October a.
Young AnNi at a." "a. at 30 a; ~;
8 sh.Ii, = VITA mdsc 10 Simpson, spence Young. AZ
sres an E1ylnnd dcis weyer Antwerp Novcr be-
L. nd-r ana I"',,ngr' 10 H. international Nayi-
'' s.oancr rIaabor'uch I emile sa, ADDS Noycu.
Der H. 81 Looa and NnstnRqe . IA ba"lncn -
i. With %d.e 4 L outerbridge Co. Arri~d at
MySsS Ig,o As% 2, .y css;s No,smser
20 yA q, rd,c n"q ~ M 10 0eOa""' Co.
N'S steamer AZ icqo nifc Jss;ony, sed Charleston
win e epE pa cSaa 10 ya Nc, eyf ro co Vim
md,c and PASSENGER 70 Oh Don .nie9 stcan~hg 60.
Norfolk. with ndsc and passengers to Old Dominion Steam
s. amer Richmond Basewan. Richmond end Newport
Nov-, ". with md,e ana io''edfefe 70 Oh Dom'nion
SrYSf,1Dwlna at sandy IToof moderate nor'hvet
'''' i, cry Island tho same.
CLEARED
6, am-r 10 Crandc. Parsion brunswick and Fcrran.
''. Steamer Ia champarne ~. .Roycr navr,-A Tercct
steamer III ra-o Gardner. N"w oro'ns john - Van
s..an,r werrenia,n Dutch naFscr. Eor,riom Wa
FAX B't III -a't'r rhl,ielpLa-c W rert,u>
s..rcr r'no'e Robinson. Char cs'on AMI Jackson.
II amer Ou.r, tE.e. Cadaran. Liycuool--Rur.,
-I.amcr Ma,lur ,nr Porter G'a.row-Hcn r'on
stance Dlf, ,Br pavics Dover. for orirrs-Go.pl
steamer Arlsona M. Broots rIycrpol-A rnd'r.
ma s,Nar,' yorr, DAN Knud.cn Christina Copcn.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MAEKErs.

Liverpool Nov. p. 3:4J p. r.-Iecf and polk IN
la,r demand Hlm.-T The demand is improving, short
cut about II To- 10 pounds, ,t~ad' al 80. Bacon
IN fair demand short rih, about - lls., .''ady II
los ca. Cheese f. poor demand American finest
white and colored nrnl at Is Gd. I-!I""-Ihcr" !,
rot,ing Offering TurTcn'inc in poor demand. Eoen
IN fair demand. Lard->rp, ana iu'rr'- ~ poor
1emald: pr!m" western spot steady a. 80. what
In f,ir dcnsnG Flour In poor d~I"ud. 'pf'I-~iot
and futures the demand Is improving; mixed Western
spot steady at H. I'd. Npvrmhrr ~i"'it 80 -
3'l-4d. Hops at London 1neiHc Coast in good
demand
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ADVERTISEMENTS MD SuDscMIrl'

r,nnp az t,ii: ~ NIW.YOEK TWin.
irNE WILL ~ RECEIVED A. THE W.
'ssN OffICE. No. 81 Broad "a
door north Of Ihirts.iif-t-,t.; and ApNf.i.-
TISFN ESTS at tn following s,dnrh ~,
nrs. - bf1-aNc. p. @. cor. 20 It, Log
G,b.eyr.: lj7 Foufth-aNc., conner our
f~"ntr st. ; 70 an si-a'o., corner orit.
,Vs1th.,t.. I2b 1hIM-atc.. nerr SlNn'
nisi.si. LOS Iiist-aye.; lCG Wesl rory
a.. oud. t - tOiutInus-i. ,Y' itt-t
!f:h.,t., corner Thud ave; 100 rat 10TH ~,
4 ncaf Third-dtc.; - ANcn1c : l,a.a
Ihird lave; ~ Wsi forrt. clh - 49,,
N'st 15d.st; I4J thurch-st.; DOL mira
No. i, 38s Thir1-ayc.; 20Jl IhiriaVc'
Letwecn lI2th and ll3th sis.
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rv5cRi7yoy FROM GroeGrA TO TEXAS

Rome Ga, Nov. 25.-Thc report that an cinl-'a'i2n
craze prevailed among negroes In this part ol III"
state Il entirely without foundation. The negroes
here are cCntcntcd and happy, and do not seem t.
have any desire to leave. Within the last few days
over thirty white families have moved TO Texas AMI
parry OF forty started yestcdly In special through
car. Another large party Will 90 in "A W DAYS.
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miscellaneous
MY Of MEDICAL IYPYorIsM.

ACADEMY Of MEDICAL IlYPNOTISM.
ZIG Wet 5Jth-si
Dr.. MCCARTHY receives pupll, aud
tat. as da.lr descriptive cirr uiar free. e.
pa stage Thar day evenings. hypnotic oA-
y r.mcatal sc1Gce.
A.-WESTLOTOKN'S detective oni lew
agency divorces speciality. separations. A..
tons support d"na gee. a'ciccIt-, col
Ie,ti.us. suns prose. utci and defended. ~
formation furnl-hed. consultation nee. %
y sou-st.
LAWYERS EHAMAE, " the Equitable
Pulldipg, 100 Br1adwav. pia-ti-. ever; .
whcrc-for every stat" nnf abroad. 30
states Commissioners, PASSPORT Arcnt-, 40
taric-. Evenings. go B.o1dWay.
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tOork tUanie0

Males
YOUNG MAN, %, desires any rospc-
table employment; rfe.cncc. G. H., Box
"a Tribune ONCE.
YOUNG FRENCH ARTIST OF thor.
oughy good education wants 70 give Ftnch
and drawing lessons. q. NJ, "i2 West
34t-s'., city.
Females
4 LADY GRADUATE Of a French
high school class ard private INSTRUCTION
in French NJ reasonable terms. Address
MIS-. a., A. Eas, 23d-st.
A BOSTON LADY OF refinement would
like position OF tiust and responsibility
IN hotel, institution or family; references.
Adde'S EoN 2,il9. Boston, Mass.
LADY desires office work Of any kind |;
not experienced; fair pennan; only moder
fold SANE. OF do airy respectable work "
ooru living: city references. Address Mrs.
MURDOCH. SIS East 13th-st.
STENOGRAPHER ard Remington type.
w'ltcf. expert. rapid. experienced, desires
permanent or temporary y sitlO1 moderate
salary references. Address Miss TESSiE
QUINN l52 Fast 52d-st
TYPEWRiTlNG and cory Ing Of every
d's ripsion neatly and accurately executed;
,i-O cortland terms rcasOnu H.. 50 Broad.
way. Room 90, TOAcr Euilding.
Young LADY desires permanent POSI-.
ton q. st'nogrJphor and typcwrt'r; ncat.
accu'at. and rapid operator STENO., CPS
Gth-ate.
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lature on Joint ballot The whole thing depends on
Ia tossing OF Il penny, il werr.r
How about M LraSc!@
tIr tank oil her for lie Senate Is the work Of the
4 l,u' can Mper.' aad Mr.. simpson. "Ihcy want
10 Undue" L"r TO do something >It and ID maxi. on
P.0rr NIlcious. do not thpK they will succeed.
INNS mat Mrs Lease is far too clever - be I'D into
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Gin Rea! CEstale for Sale

FIRsT.CLA>S t.stuY 2o.r. hous >,
91-i-~i.. H'h and co.. aNcs.; L.u.t De- -,.u
b'r ain otH"s. al p:!cc-. SlENlN9 3ti-
ave. cor. 33!--t.
lOR ~ALF.-I.j lot ~ city Of H..
lokeI; suitable for "a t1rcs o. h1iH.i'
p1r.o,... g.. ". WRIGHT. 10 Ne"rr.-,t.,
IO1OHcn.
WO0LSHY EsTATE.-Ast ia, T., H.
lot. and wat.rnOat-; L-noA tN1-Sl laig"
plk building -i'.: 3 L"Niugton-aNer 2hN
70 corner nous, W1-hinGt,l spur,
.~Nl-o and stable. WOOLSEf, eA"cu'
to-, 5 LeNnctDn-ayc.
100 LOTS IN lover jersey CITY for sal'
for iactjiy p.ippse, on lirc Of u. j.. "
r. L. do. w. WRIGHT. 10 N"Wiit-
~. Uobo1em.
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TIE PETEOIET'M NiRETT.

Not n single sale Of National Transit pipe line
certificates made either the Consolidated OF
tho Stock Exchange Yesterday Quotations lor OH
were unchanged rs follows: Refined. IN barrels, 80
cents: ia bulk $40 cents, In casc, CJJ cents crude
IN barrels. $50 cents I'm bulh. go cents. For.rn
Gu0tatlOns were also unchanged. a. follows: AM
werp 10 francs: Bremen, 30 mara, LOniOn. ga
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Rooms il)anieo.

WANTED. -I0rl0r. thr.e Or four sunny
room, and bath between IOth and 10th sts.
West. near Park also IN -ame house. par
lpr. kitchen aud two hdIO1us state terms.
A. T.. s.. Tribune Office.
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ppslnrss &ganlrs.

A-A.-FULL VALUE PAID For ALL
.NDa ot srDHN.s AED STOCKS. /.
..U..lN Ak - II-tTr.N 4 = fI.S
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norsfs an0 Carnage.


FLANDItAU & Co.
-FLANDHAC o.
Downtown. Uptown.
az. AND Q EtOA 20 =" - -
Al.OOME ST. AND 1lS -
BROUGHAMS, straight fiont
DEOUGHAMS, extension front
DENI-COACHES.
LASDAUS. glass front
IANDAIS leather t0p.
OMNIBUS, and 4.AOfsc'
KOIKAWAYS, PISS
I,OCkAWAYS, Iass
vICTORIA5.
CABKlOLEIS.
NIS-A-Vl5.
SPIDERS.
DOS-A-DOo.
WAGONET fES.
PHAElONS, I pGss-
PHAETONS. pass.
CARTS.
RCNABOCTc.
DEPOT WAGOSS.
TRIPLFX SuRRlEA
BUCK BOARDS.
NEW IN DESIGN,
QUALITY or THE BIST,'ro
IN ALL SIZES AND Wilt ID. yn
AND COLOKS OF ,PA!NTIN" AM
TkIMMINGi lQkMi ~ ,.,oYrD
RE LARGEST 5ioGK 1E InjIn ISHAD
NLhlCLES IN TIE WOkLp; rr,n
i u, ~ ~ PkCIlON - LII ~, TX ~
COMPLETE STOCK ABOVE sly Lhs
SECONDHAND AT Low PKICE~''
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ia RlNE INTELLiTENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise SO ST, 81 Moo, SITS II .o3 prlNoon's are :
HIGH WAFER TO-DAY.
A.M-Sanfy Hook IL :jltiov Island Hell Gate a.
IM-e1lul HOoA ....l,ON. IsanI :O4 Hon liatt ~
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FURNISHED Rooms.

a SMALL FAMILY owniar house. Will,
rent warm. pleasant noon 10 single g,ntle.
~. Il. ~" Nc't t1ui-st.
bA'nELUK APARTMENTS in
ti:hch family private house. T., West
ilrl-st. ''
ONE HANDSOMELY furn.led sui,e
a"utblr Tor family also -Iuplc room 10,
.rh,l hi"n table and sttendnpn- first.cls.s.
81 '.',' 7Sth.st. mar MadIron-a,e.
~ my olco,c room. also sounvo roo,ps
if,'', ,r'n; reference, required. 2Ig NJ
~, iCiH. >f.. 20 WE>T. near ir,,.4vc-
100, " H'h'i sHaii lcht loDn,- uul.r
moor > 90 ntlcr'n; lota.
., l0i ii-Sr- - WE>T. near jth.aye--
Nasnll'e1ty furnished no0r, AMI aplft.
mrnta very warm, abundance ho: witrr.
list ST.. % rASr.-Fnc front NOM
lnrl| +. la dso cl, fur ish,.d .circ, g.nt.,.
ntl pei rrei breakfast a dc,iicd
- ISL: D. tAST. otn and AIaci- on.
-''Fi'r ana upper room. cn sit. q
.h'N iHia- adjoining, single looms nj
upFGfi '"hfchieat PRINCIPAL hotels. club.
rc tlrh'n.
~ EAST .Sr-Nlccly furnished
iooli to let pnflor noor suitable FOR doe
tors Office
31IH.Sr. 20 WIoT.-Ncwl~ frn7sFcd
square rooms 10 lot. Without board. 10
gentleman icfer'nccs r.quird.
7lsT.sT, 20 WISr.--Wcl, Furnished
room to let 10 gentleman private family;
private hons'i convenient - Vatcd station
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fnrnlspe0 9pnsrs Wante0

WANTED.-For the water. q furnished
house FOR family ~ three persons, between
.,4tl aud sofa IS. near share. A, Box
200 l. 227 broadway.
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O)ori Oanteo.


l
LtyNa, VH H = ~, ~ VEk ~ Is =,
TG NJ n IN ~ E II 90 is,oad "a "a
door morn OF Ihirty-Hr,t-.t and ADVfN.
| IISEMENTS a. the following Branch or
| nc., % sth.avc.. >. o.. cor 2Jl-st l52
J,h-avc.; i57 Fourth-avc.. corner Pour
tc.nth,-t 'oo. mr. ave corner ioii,
seventh T. 4'o - - r., ''" ~.
| ,V','.' n.n 'i1t,iarr nee, So
~ i..i- .'-oa 'I,',.,.n',i. iGt W., ro-,
.ocond.>t ~ Colum5us.ayc.
,,ff.r .s,f,r .f.i-l efa.,tur and
| Min -. f.r I-., ven. la par, wa .,
| ~ gt. d~,,fr~ lions g. N
! "a. ~ ain,
4 YtUNG MAJ % y,Nss " aer. With
! ,AurIueL knonl'cI' oi On-i So 10 't'H
/ Win present 'Iip'pt,i. a.'t .-ic. o. az =
rs. .rt.lnty aAa -ohgi-3 DH itfn "a
/ ; iud y T. ". 20 clinton fln.r
- .-,,t..t,.. r,.-J.... n.,..- r..r.u-l
ne d IT.. able .esre- . ..'.,a To- az
onIr.. P, ....l,. aud -'rHli'' 90 49, rJ.'i
r. &ti,... s.. r.. T-lrr. oa,c.
: GERM ~ ..u.l'n n1 fi| o. 'di IL
! 3 on and -,0d ailr'.- wants az l'"t''
generally u-,f.i r r. ''-. Mar '' a.
NoN "' TIP 'l,.ir-rror ., ,.,
- JNH'' ~ -, 30. .r..,d d
VI IT,. o. ,,,'...,,''. '''' ,ti,,.- T. -
/ ora, JDn.-.t.
r,.rvt.rprV TI--,.ri,-. do.ll.. .rtry
,oos sc,p. - w,,fr. .o,re evening work. IN.
\ c1t.onan.c s.fr.ucc.. q. me .n,l.n no!
craft. Acif,ss 4. -. FERN IN. care
ro.'"fi"c hoA 80
-,,.,..-' 3D. driver = iiglt 'na.,u. Add -.
q. I-- ~'4ltou.t.
,f-
i| .i" '.i -'' .''' '"' -
~. I'D ''''''
,,..
Boz. L. Jr,i .''. atu"'. 'D'l " .,.
i"-it.'. iatr' ""'. ~
b lHAi,r ~ "a" ~ - 49,
l.- Hf 'f '''' u ''f'y.'
IN.ri NIrt ..t ,,hiref-maF.r ho'tl
G.'1rr. =. tolr.' ,Np--lenrc 90 lo..i.
Addr',- 2. LtpNAitb. -to VT S-'-,'.
tAEI.iNItH-A nr-t.cia-s nan VIII
give fs-y r'a-nnanl. '-tluafr- on y o.
'on- .-'f' .Hrl,y ~, y r..,..t' lea.
r.I,,.,
hiN'
CAGPI NltH vant. wofN in tory
- lnns .hf'rlrn." ln ",,.
20 f' p" ''' o'"'' 80
tA-IflE desire. parr 'aH cornish
/ ash III IHG .r.t.. a. f'i'f'H." .
i-,,A.. 80 tft lait. las worked I'D
wears Zoo o." p.a.r'. 'ai "r o.i' d.. ~
~ IN .I.' u D. .'.' '....''' a,
CID Ek and iDDkk ll Pl.. rNl len ~
cioc.t ali -.fn.lrtt Jog cong. ''nt in 1911
office tufic, willing. wa hu-iur.. ability
,v ..
COLLIE 10. ~ hGi,N--iiy on who's"
ombI 800 and a't".t..u BIB ip-iu. VII bel
ly.' '''' as" wv d., ~. i."'',' :
',r, ~ q, iii.for..f Tro,l',r,'
CONF. IIONlI; understandings g. .r-
nan fancy iao.nt ana l..r4 n,lough =.
."'i- mos i.'' up ''-
BFAFIU4~NA - RAD i.rlug e..
,l.,. .t.. ,.. and "a yurl lrtt .rr T.
l,.-. ytlI>fD!. T.lr.. Dl.ra.
r.of. d,... X. SDur.lIi.IftNl, ypl
Il. t ..1..,.. 90 ..lfu.
-r..,..ft.p ,.,,t,rv,s,. 10.
~ "
,ihss h''i.'' h'' r+N lli ln
i'ri"- ana ON ui ."i's- 20. T. ,".t -
snf.na..t
r,r,-,.,v ,.,... ..,, ON -.,r... a..
OIL, Ii.i..' M Wa" ''" 1000 OF" .''' -
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Z ~ = 7 r = ~ 7
TO-DAY.
OCTGOTNG SJE4WERS.

IU.DAY.
Man Vessel
Ia Champagne, Fr.Trons Hayfc... 10 a m 80 4 N
Sallc. 90 Lloyd Bfrncl ........... 80 IT, 10 600
-crN.1 Cunald IAt. poo. 80 10 200
Merge. ThgNIIa Chf-t IA -3nd. e. II go
Numuri. y \ 'uht iula' IDrt-...-ll .cV 80 D.
We kcHd,m, Nr'EAMeT Eotcrfon....l II 80 200 d.
, u'nlcy, NNtPH mind - DbtrO i. :O1 "a 9 % A
th'lan, L : e B;hIN. l.O J1nclIO.. T. 100 200 y a.
Fulia. g LLOYD "enoi, Sc....-.. -........ 20
Arizona G1ion Liv'r COL -.....- ......... 9:CJ
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 90.
Lain Lloyd. E'c""n. ..........l0 90 :oo pm
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 30
Ihynlanh Red Antwerp. ..... IL 90 m o3)p,a
Tc'0I.r WHIT" star. Liverpool .f IL 90 IN 90 p q.
Citv ~ Perrin Iuunu Liverpool u go a a. . 900 y H.
civ Of Pr, Pa Mail Colon....... 100 M II 100 Ia
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gounlrp Real gslais 90 Fri.

LAKEWOOD. let or for sale new
elegant rc.idcncc. JOHN I. MIRA
or 9t-a,c
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gppnlrD hsai estate FOR GaIc

BAEfAIN--lJ0-acr farm In Duta-
css Comfy ample buildings, vel "ate ru,
s,car, c,d,r nil. di.t.llefy capacity, lW
gallons 0aIy; pie. $500. Address J.
j.. Tribune once.
FARMS ON Ic sey Genital one hour
ont; alsj dwelling with al im!rot eme",''
INR-IER. LOOMS = CO., SomrrNlhe
y. j. ---
FOR HUDSON RIVER CITY or .rural
home. fans, manTiart ,rin@ b. il1inGs,
$50 etc. aplly b JONATHAN DitkIN-
SON the rra. estate agent PougAkeepsic,
n. Y.
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cellcat real c..at, inV:,tn rht 40 yer crnL
- noGern houses. rcnbi, Ifii'ct D'ncr.
h.st location. near S'3'i,h. J.. j. HAM,
TItrON x CO. 90 Br1ad"ar.
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AGENTS and CANYASSERS. mae OF
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ex lusiye territory Oven for bartlcuars
address /. PUTNAM & CO.. IVES: Winstod.
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YOUNG MAN =. ni- education de-.
sircs position. Address >. b., Box 4.
Tribune Once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-06
CLEvELAND,s INTENTIONS.

He VIII Not Accept the Nomination Unless
the Unanimous Choice of His Party
Awaiting the Action of Congress on
silver and the Tariff.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, January s.
The New York correspondent OF the
Press telegraphs his paper as follows to-
night: Those who are very Intimate
with Grover Cleveland assert that he
! has it in his mind at very early day TO
announce to his friends that they must
not take any steps tn procure his nom
| ination, for he can neither be contest
ing party for the nomination nor can he
accept il If it comes to him in such a
way.
Whether the ex-President will do this
or not Immediately depends entirely
upon the action of his party in the
House of Representatives. II they
should pass free coinage Dill
and should give tariff revision
back-set Mr.. Cleveland's present
| determination is to take this step.
asked one this morning who has as
much of Cieveland's confidence as he
ever bestows upon anybody, il there
was any foundation for these reports,
and this man assured me that they were
only too true. He said that he knew
that Mr.. Cleveland determined some
time ago that be would not accept the
nomination unless it was upon the plat
form of 1888.
Since the election Of Mr.. Crisp as
Speaker Mr.. Cleveland has determined
that in case the policy indicated by
those who supported Crisp is carried
out be would indicate to the country
that he was not to be classed with that
faction Of the Democracy, and he would
do il in a way which, while not calling
attention to the Presidential Conven-
tion, would make 1t impossible for
Cieveland's name to be presented to that
convention.
Mr. Cleveland's friend is inclined to
think from conversations he has had
with the ex-President, that Cleveland
feels that having been once elected and
once defeated, he could not with digni-
ty permit any controversy 10 arise over
his candidacy. He must either be in
dicated as the practically unanimous
choice OF his party and as its represen-
tative Of the issues which he set forth
in his tariff message or else he must not
be considered at sll.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-06
WHEELING w. VA WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 6. 1892

tions and doing certain manual labor in
the United States. By Mr.. Dockery, Of
Missouri-to reduce duties on imports,
to enlarge the free list, and to equalize
taxation. By Mr.. 0'Neil, OF Missouri
to reduce letter postage to one cent per
half ounce. By Mr.. Little, Of New York
for the taxation OF lotteries. By Mr..
Bentley, of New York-to inquire into
the practicability of the construction Of
a ship canal from the great lakes 10 the
navigable waters OF the Hudson river.
By Mr.. Caldwell, Of 0hio-To prevent
the desecration Of the United States
flag.
Bills were introduced and referred for
the erection OF public buildings at the
following points: San Franciso, Cali
fornla; Leadville, Colorado; Chicago;
Indianapolis; Grand Haven, Michigan;
GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Fremont, Ohio; Find
lay, Ohio, and Galliopolis, Ohio.
The call OF the States was then sus-
pended, 375 bills OF public character
having been turned into the legislative
mill, and the clerks having been taxed
to the utmost Of their working capacity.
Mr. Pickler, Of South Dakota, an
nounced the death OF his former COL
league, John Z. Gamble, and the House
as a marx of respect to the deceased,
adjourned until tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-06
IN TIE SENATE.
Senator Hale Manages to Fetch "a Tariff
Argument from n Long Distance.

argument from n Long Distance.
WASHINGTON, d. c., January s.
The resumption of business was marked
by pretty full attendance Of Senators.
Vice President Morton occupied the
chair. The usual mass OF petitions was
presented aud referred, comprising sew
eral ln favor OF a FIVE million loan to
the Columbian Exposition condition OF
the Fair being kept closed on Sunday.
A number OF bills andmemorials OF no
general Importance were then presented
after which Mr.. Washburn introduced
Joint resolutions authorizing the
Secretary Of the Navy to employ any
United States vessel best adapted to
such service for the purpose OF trans
porting contributions TO the inhabitants
Of those provinces OF Russia that are
suffering from want of food, and II
necessary to charter vessels for that
purpose.
The Presidents message on the same
subject was laid before the Senate. 1t
was amended by limiting the appropria-
tion to 100000, and was then passed,
40 TO 9.
Mr.. Vance was sworn In for his new
term, and was appointed on the COM
mittees on Contingent Expenses, FL
nance, Privileges and Elections, and
District OF Columbia, and Chairman Of
the Committee on Woman's Suffrage.
The resolution of Mr.. Vest on Decem-
Der 10, requesting the President to
cause correspondence and negotiations
to be had with the authorities OF Great
Britain for the purpose Of securing the
abrogation of the regulations which re-
ouires cattle imported from the United
States to be slaughtered at the port OF
entry and prohibits their being carried
to other parts OF the kingdom, was
taken up aud was by Mr. Vest explain
ed and advocated.
Mr.. Hale treated the regulations in
question as q marked instance OF Great
Britain's inconsistency ip the matter OF
free trade.
Mr.. Vest;deprecated the introduction
of a tariff discussion on the resolution,
and should certainly not put himself In
the attitude of defending either the mo-
tiveS or the action of the authorities OF
Great Britain.
The Senate then proceeded to execu-
tive business, and after referring some
nominations adjourned Until tomorrow.