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IN. nr,x Torrid zono In the cal.

The Bermuda Royal Gosers. Of the M-t nit, sAys-
The brig Torid Zone, OF sheburne, Nova Sc Ola CAPT,
Allen out ave days from New York bound " Demcrara
with mn assorted IN cargo and deck 10 Al az vinegar
and savos got the reef TO the north tbese ISLANDS
on tho morning of Friday last Tho Tdrr@d Zone lief,
New yosk Tho I'D inst, and had favorable winds
until Tuesday the 26th when CONNIE ocei heavy gale
from the northeast which contir .ocd until Thursday.
During the nlaht OF "Wednesday TIE gale severe
and the vessel lynn toe, 80 bay that they were obliged
scud her AZ on Thursday, the captain, Judging
himself 70 he cae hundred miles west Of Bermuda mot
having had observation Tor four days. aud the wind
backing 70 the north, presumed he could rcslme his
cu"rse. Unfortunately sruo on the North rect AZ cue
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Cholera. cholsr.I Choler..

i"ose r y 70 u caEVr sTR sSsTHESiNo ToNic
need have fear OF the cholera II scs powerfully
tue liver aud stomach free from alcoholic stimuli ns 81
all kinds, medicine aud VIII keep the digestive
organs sound aud healthy condition aud that this all
that required Ia proved by the experience OF 1913 dsy
Ing which cholera this btters IN almost anve
sal and thousands Of lives saved
Any who may be suffering nj the present lime from
debility Of digestive organs however slight
shond themselves and bs TINS armed ut al
points against this dread disease Principal depot 6S Area
street Plad ipha. For sale by druggists everywhere.
r. r. HEI.MBOLUS
Wholesale and retail depot 591 Broadway, New Y0rk.
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Captain Benz Tuxo late master Of the brig Ella Reed,
who arrived At Philadelphia Tuesday last, makes the
following report relative to the loss Of his vessel
We left the Capes al the Delaware Thursday, 10Th
uit with tine breeze from 'hc westward bound 20 Ha
Nothing OF particular interest occurred until Mon
day the I'D. when in latitude ~, longitude 20
countered 4 hurricane from east 10 north northwest
which lasted for forty eight hours during which time
all the spers except the lower and bowsprit
and leaked badly that could Just keep the vessel
snoat by keeping both pumps going constantly On
Wednesday 25th ~ moderated, when stecred to the
southwest under foressl aud lower opsails an hands
the pumps and very much exhausted could not leave
the pumps to rin sails On rhursdsy Goth abandoned
the brig with four feet water in the hold In latitude q
rs north longitude ~ 80 west and went board the
bark Walter (of Richmond, Me Captain J. D Libby
from Mobile for Liverpool which vessel kindly
cared for until Thursday ID inst al which time being
about two hundred mites southeast Of Cape HeDlopeD
we we're transferred the Holland schooner Srene Cap
isis Hermanns, from Rotterdam for Phiiadeiphis,
who brought Ne 10 this port.
We the officers passengers and crew Of the brig Ella
Reed tender our warmes thanks TO Captain Libby. OF
the bark Walter and Captain HernanDs Of the schooner
srene for theR kindness TO ns while on board their
spcctve vessels
The bark Walter took the hurricane between rlords
and ltho Matenills Reef and was hove :" or tw su,y
hours under bare poles.
sigued ON behalf Of the officers, passengers aud Grew
BENZ. TuZ0. late master u brig Ella Pssed.
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Loss OF q Mail tor the Collins ose'is "d
reIegra vh Expsdftion.

LAKE rArIA, Oct 5, via Qsx,sfLr ~ :, 40"
To THE A.sSI THs s~ocArsp Pskss
Please make the announcement that large mah TOT
the ,eieeraphic exploring party under my command,
which lad been accommodating IN san Francisco Tor seve
raj weeks was lOs the wreck Of tbs steamer Brother
Jona,s han Y 'Vrn
Assistant Enuneef Collins Overland Telegraph.
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In Neuralgia Affections, In 81 vtus' Dance and In Ep-
lepsy, the breast the heart In theso
affections have the highest testimonials OF their useful
r. ALIsCocK d CO.
Agency-Brandreth House, New York
Sod by all dealers In medicines
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Immense Prices PNid ror Odd Books.-
received gnhcent collection of rhsooscsi Worss
library % a deceased clergyman, -.
LEGGAT BPoTHERs. lis Nassau street
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water care Estshii.hm~nt Burnea.

despatch from Springfield says that the large and
elegant water cure establishment of Or Munde at Flo.
,encc Mass Northampton, WIS eh,rcly DESTROYED
by Gre last evening The nre originated IN one oi The
rooms Only part OF the forfeiture vas saved The
house was Allied with boarders for The winter
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A. Genin's.-Grand Exposition or La
childrcns FURS Quality IL the OF prce,
GESIN'S. SIS Broadway.
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the BARK Antelope Ia she Gale.

Captain white Of The bark Antelope, nsds TIC follow
ing report h arrival at Philadelphia on tn rsdey last
from salt Key, Turk Islands,
on the as,h ul,. latitude 49, longitude 81 no. during
the recent hurricane iot forcraas Neboolp maintop
sssptrnas and al attached, and had de eks swept Of
syervtbinQ movable; vessel partially nilei with water
which melted about two thousand eve hundred bushe
Of salt Captain White also states that George Price,
seaman aud hapg from Philadelphia W A. killed duripg
the gale
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The Navy.

FOR THE GULF SQUADRON.
The supply steamer Massachusetts, will leave the Brook
Ign Navy Yard in few days for the Gulf squadron.
stopping Pensacola.
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Et,e Ju Chicago.

tniCAtsO, NOV ;, 100
snqe, a Co = packing house, on Klngsbury street
Was destroyed by Ore last night, Loss $4,000 which Is
INSURED nearly % that ainonct.
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Batchel0r's Hair Dye.-The Hest IN ehe
world ~ reliable and instantaneous The osly
ice, Dye. Also kes.neratng Extract Of Milehnrs Pre-
the hsS Barclay street New fork
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o-wrGo, \. q Nov. s. 1895.
The last rail the Oswcgo and Rome Railroad vas
laid 10 this city to-day The road q being ballascd
fat possible aud the intention 10 run passenger
trains in two OF three weeks.
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AIes and Porter.
MACPHERSON a DONALD SMITH,
Brewers VI fine Pale Aies and Porter.
Yves, Eighteenth between Seventh and Eighth n
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Al NJ. r.. Higgins Mammoth Mititnery.
i26 avenue Tenth street, 900 Trimmed bonurts
and Jockeys. % per cent less than Broadway prices
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weather come than ous comes KNQx VITO ses ~ 20
Hat handsomer thar anv which has preeeded ~ ASNs
broadway you can md tho latest style - riies ana
"A brGu
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Cssheds Draw
'"s'' '"s"'''' '"' j. r. CLAYTON. 10 Wall sress.
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BOSTON, NOV. y, 1900.
\ The Steamship Africa sailed st noon today, taking
thirteen passengers for Halifax aud forty sig tot Liver
POOL and $4,000 In aye-lweples. NO soec'a
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A.-Boys' and Children's
GARIBALDT cuTAwAy AND zOUAvE SUITS,
by the thou nda, ut popular prices
= VI BR6KAW, 81 Lafayette place
and n Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union
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GRAND, SQUARE AND UrRiuur PIANOS =.
rvery Piano consructod with their Patent Mshe ~
r.n gernent and warranted Tor i've years -.
rssrarooms III and rs Eas, Four,esnh street Nes fcrS
Illustrated catalogues sent by fhsn on sppaicai'oa
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Clear, smooth, White Skin.-Elunt's
COURT TOILET POWDER does not injure he comPle.ns
DEMAa BARNES 4 co.
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Ladies' Paper Collars ma cuns- ~ 49, r NJ
ses and RETAIL adys Collar ent tree 70 me hhAvns
With Hst Of prices and sw'ns. Of hfsrcs sYles .
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vos,.s a gon.iSness Of the sses NOR Ctr-
cassisn IL hereby gwen that he cargo WIZ se uen c
r.rt on briggs and Mry Ls hsHhe "''s'o
there on or 'o0"' We AsTiirs IEARY n William street
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A.-Pollak Il SON, Meerschau m MaMW-
facurers co. Broadway, Fourth street Pipes and
Cigar Holders At wholesale and RETAIL cut 70 order mount
nd red
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uIn's Hair Dye, so Cents.-Hsiark or
browa, reliable Depot 6S John street. soidoy druggists
everywhere
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An PRICES Cashcd I'm Loyal I.ottsrfss.-
j. CLUTE. Broker I7S Broadway
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FFIVVIFf W'Wtt ENUN9 ~ I0UJ
The Governor has appointed Thursday, the eth OF Dc
cember nex, as day OF thanksgiving.
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ure..mAkers-0st Velvet nsbbons &C
utgsrxE I2g sixth aveutr The Target stock Of Black
saa aored cry all widths and shades % per ceus
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A-The Provision store, $50 West street.
New Mackerei In quarter barrels 80 lbs, ~ 10
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Grusches.-Hartman' Pre- mium Passne
a. 40 rubher CRiITCHRS. send for circular,
LovEJOY TAYLOR, T6k BrosdwsyL
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our se,nys Nv sur IN The close foul air ~ tho sick io,.
taxing care dear friend tcatyc ny ~ u nv. o Nv
sgreeabe but INJURIOUS We would awe All W s.a
Inc hIs necessary am y, " erlm ~ ~ s .
thsr handterchsafs 9th pFkNN' y "1NrisAS s~s>~s
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Corms. Bunions. EnlarHsS, .n,r g 80 80
all diseases Of the feet cured by ~ ~ a"sa
wa
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Chjckering q Sons .,o.
aRAND SouARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
Established In 1898
medals m gold silver bronze, have been
awarded for thesr Pianos FIRST PREMIUMS ovef ALl@
CONPETfTTON warerosms o52 Broadway, New foSk-
Every Pisn no FULLY warranted.
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A. the Grand Opera Two SEN

enchanted every nieht-the by matchess melody The
sense % smell by the perfume OF PHALON'S NIGHT
BLOOMING CERETS. which pervades all parts OF ths
house.--Pateison Guardian.
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srsuuer,. Imonaics-Cure Cooghs
,ss soc Threat toarsuess Public speakers ava Singer
ao,1s ham 10 clear The voice sold ny all drugxss-
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tors n the marble ous. Restaurant, " upon sauero
o,surd H. dsy other Rrstaursu an. L"ho" " -
ana ~ W" "'e'' chRISf 4 JEaRL
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The Gale or tho axes.

BUFFALO, Nov s, 1865
The bark Great West No. l. laden with corn, i.
ashore on Colchester rect, about twenty mies below
here.
OswEeo. N. r.. Nov. y, 1865
The schooner Morning Light Is at anchor on Stony
Point light, with flag OF distress dying tug has
gone to her assistance.
The gale has subsidized. Weather cold aud cloudy
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wheeler ~ wilson's Lock stitch sew
ina Machine aud Button Hole Machine No go " MIDWAY
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Trusses.-Marsh ~ Co.'s Ola Establtshe
Radical cure oalcc sti ~ M vesey street i'av
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4 Gale I'm Chesa pc . ne Bay.
LOSS OF THE STEAMER JACOB BRr.I.

The United Staos gunboat Banshcc, Lieutenant Com.
handing J. W. Simmons, arrived in this port late on
Tuesday evening. The commander OF the Banshee re,
ports that his vessel lett Washington, D. G., November
=, with the steamer ate gunboa) Jacob Bell in tow,
for New York Started down the Potomac river in fine
ssya until the vessel ran about seventy miles, when
northeast wind commenced TO blow which soon fresh.
encd into gale. The wind increased that Captain
Piney Point, eighty miles from Washington At eleven
T. ~ the wind hauled round to west northwest. Got
under way and passed Smith Point lighshp at eight A.
b. ON the 9Th inst the wind blowing very heavy at the
time The Banshee stood on her course down tho Ches
apeake Bay aud endeavored TO make Hampton Roads,
but the force OF the gale and heavy compelled her to
run under the land in order to make leo shore
Reaching point, Hog Island light bearing westnorth
west, twelve miles distant at six p. NJ the wind blew
perfect hurricane and the rolling very heavily the
officers Of the Banshee found almost impossible to tow
the Jacob Bell AT nine =. NJ attempted TO get under
thrown on her beam ends and all efforts TO right her
were Intellectual while the Bell in tow. Tie chief
engineer Of the Banshe0 ut this time reported the water
almost up to the furnaces in the hrcroom, whereupon
Lieutenant Simmons concluded 10 abandon the Jacob
Bell In order to the Banshee Before he did this he
made arrangements the Of the Bell consist
ing OF Mate Harris and five men, The first boat that
sent from the Banshee swamped, but second and
third one successful In saving the Of the
Bell, but none Of their effects The Jacob Bell absn
doned with three feet Of water In her hold and leaking
badly.
Lieutenant Simmons reports that the 9Th inst
when of Smiths Island, gale blowing but weather
clear, he steamer which he supposes TO be the
Fairfax from Washington TO New York. Being In DIS
ress he hosted his coors Union down hut the steamer
Banshee The Jacob Bell ordered 10 this port TO DO
sold nj auction
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safety or Brig q. w. RING.

The derelic brig reported by Captain Lmeburnsr, Of
steamship Alabama, tho G. W. Reeves the G. W.
Ring. Captain James Mclean from Galveston for Liver
pool Captain Limeburne states october 25 at r.
NJ, fell in with brig G. Ring during heavy gale with
tremendous sea- with great dculty got enough 70
hail her. and she was dlsmasted offered to take them
tres but would rig jury masts and make port In this
noble effort lac was successful arriving at Charleston on
the 3lst October
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O'Clock 90 tho morning Of Friday before stated the
deck load was Immediately thrown into the
sea 20 case tho vessel, and by that means
anchors wore let go and she soon brought up
Having however, tailed s inner reef her rudder WA
knocked OF Assistance from Somerset reached the yes
sci at about nine O'Clock, when hedges and
the vessel removed into deep water by noon Her Ma
esiys steam gunbost Delight commanded by Lieutenant
Iarcom, generously sent by Captain Wainwright the
Naval superintendent arrived and offered assistance
which Captain Allen most readily accepted Tho Delight
very quickly had the Torrd Zone tow in conduct
ing her through OF the numerous narrow passages
which she had to pass 70 get TO the main channel she
again grounded but after taking out considerable part
OF her cargo she was sufficiently ightened 10 noat
the Delight long In bringing her Into the port OF
Hamilton. The Torrd Zone has been surveyed her
huii found much strained her cargo IL ordered to be
landed, 80 that her bottom may be examined
The Recent Fire and Explosion ~ Sea.
The vessel seen TO blow up. supposed river steamer,
by steamer Weybosset the 9Th of October was the
schooner Fannie from New York for Wilmington North
Carolina, before reported abandoned. After the crew
had oeen taken OIL, Captain Peterson, Of bark Thomas,
who rescued them, set fire 70 the vessel which, ccnma
nlcating with Ave tons Of powder board caused tho
explosion
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the Fifth avenue entrance, and then another.
cheer rent the from the ebeans, while the upper ten
exqusites exclaimed saw bwavo" but all were glad.
Then WAS the rush and the crush. and the hurry and
hustle to have the first view OF the bride From the first
carriage several ladies aIighied none OF whom how
ever the bride. In few moments she did appear,
and Immediately thousand eyes peered into her face
as II each photographic camera lens and wanted
TO take portrait Curiosity was Mt its acme, and loud
cheers greeted her appearance DR.. Boynton,
tho bridegroom, accompanied her carpet had
been laid to The outer edge Of the platform,
which they proceeded towards tho Az they pass
cd between the double OF evergreens young ladies In
white slverspanged dresses strewed flowers In their
path Over the floral arch moto-remarkablc for ats
simple meaning--was displayed. Two words only
9 Ever thus and yet how suggestives Ever thus
might flowers their pathway strew in ourneying through
c 'Eyer thus might faces fun OF Joy look gladly
the pair and smile spprovingy on all their actions
ever thus with beamng countenance, might bride
and bridegroom live and looking love from one anohers
eyes, be happy Many an inward wish echoed the mute
letters which formed the motto and hoped that thus II
might always be.
Shortly before the bridal party entered the the fol-
lowing lines placed in our reporters hands in some
mysterious manner, probably by the author. George
Cooper whose tight Of fancy almost eQualled the hight
Of the balloon:-
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The Philadelphia Ledger has the following in relation

10 the coal trade
The coal tonnage this week from the schuylki region
ins rUsa down
the canal tons against 81 900 tons for correspond
Ing week last year showing increase Of SIS by
canal The coal trade Is steadily Strengthening and
great Pennsylvania interest rejoice IT, most en-
coungng feature OF the trade the steady advance
In the proc OF ron VIII oh has gone up twelve dollars per
ton on the lowest price of few months ago when the
price fell to twenty eight dollars per ton the FORCES
furnaces went out Of bast- could no, be produced at
those Hgures-and with their soppage ceased the de-
mand for coal Iron Is worth forty dollars per ton
and forges and furnaces starting again all
for coA hence the nrmness Of the prce Of coal
heavy tonnage at full rates over the several carrying
Geld continues thus forcing increased tonnage the
mines and carrying companies owned in Philadelphia
Tho Chicago Tribune OF the Gath remarks
There ID rather increased call for money to-day,
coming TO- from class OF customers whose claims the
bankers are glad TO recognize The activity in the move
men OF grain and the tendency 70 better prices has In
auced country holders 70 push t into market This has
per gilt edged paper aud this fact money lenders APP
preciate Tue terms Of class OF paper Is
readily taken At the usual 10 per cent rntc there are no
Quotabe rates for any other
bxohangs Is getting more plenty, but not enough 80 70
Sos y Sss Sas and just '. as Wiling 20 .s S 10
prsshism.
rhs Bossougus~ine TYapdier OF the 2rth ssvs:--
Money IL not in much demand either for mercantile
ordinary wsns at comparatively low rates Of interest
which are not likely to be much advanced. while ,i,o
gre,. volume OF currency remains undimnished A. the
banks and the street call loans on approved pledges,
arms are passed In the open market from seven TO
nine per cent and very few he obtained At thoss
rates There Ia fair amount Of business doing
In stocks and bonds for permanent hodng but specua
tive action Is somewhat restricted
The earnings Of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail.
way Company for the third week In August were:-
, s..''......."''.'...v~.. 50
Wez...... .Hs~s,............ 10S,609 20
increaee......' '.s....".........,,.... FOL l03 ~
The Cincinnati Cusete Of the Gath inst obscrves:-
No new feature OF special importance has been OF.
hbited In the discount market our last The de-
mand for money Is fair but cure6cy rapidly accumu-
lang and Arst class borrowers experience no dicuy
IN negotiating accommodations Al 10 per cent for
nrst ciass sgnsuree, and good mercantile bills what
termed outside paper 10 still scfbtinlzSd Very closely
and holders Ind Some difficulty 10 placing ct better
than II Per cent and N some cases high as ID
Per cest has been psd for Temporary ACCOMMODATIONS
The demand for exchange V not quite ~ heavy a. on
yesterday, but still the market IL working close Al 80
~ per 900 prcmrI bCyins, .nd lio psslA.ua 800.
- - aeet9A = q ssnsrh ihinss aiH ufass n /.
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stock Exchange.

draw except for regular customers dsp0stors at the
quotation.