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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16
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YOUNG lady, a graduate IN stenograpny'
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dress j. A. Roy = Irlhune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16

safS oxen sS s sSs at : 20 say d
Newton { GliIet. is State cows $50 n. at 81 3D..
Ggili sod sS = SkSsnsuey steers 1905 81 20
is Indiana o. LISP n az = 20 "a 90 go p aS a,
r. at S on qs'e'f9 3d. iss5 E. a. % DO, isso
g. a,Ph e2 1'Go g. Il Virginia Shsn steers e9sO q
a . sas 6 DE ~ n a. At q 30 81 vi %g rSSs hee
4 p $50 Is IG 3 % sai' aS as lSo n So
5. sander. q Illinois steeTs, 1899 n, a. a.. .o,
., SAs bsoy VS ard Fed Calves from NewYok
State Very few veals offered No change to note in
i so: ss g; s gs5 F Pima Ssv sss at a ls
Choice Hariams brought Sc 80 :. -. -.
a sl per p FED Calves, si5 r. at 2S veSis rs r.
at fs caS aS lSo bw as % eras 21s n ., 2c IS
Fed caye 250 2 e &c q %. 300 p At 3 sc a.c
Hume s Mullen li2 Grassers 22i n, at eac . veals
83 R RaesnsSan 5? f ia Give: so @ g. Il c
v' sar f. 2y Z; q lsR B. g Carloads
heads carloads at jersey city and 5a earleais at 6oas
staining the tact thai the receipts were light and the
aid not show any quotable Improvement
TO yey prime sheep ;0 49, a. sss 90 per loo
Dressed mutton in better demand at 7s2GG91c ana "a
ssssDsnssGk Dewey g STATE sus shes s q n
90 Hume s Mullen STATE Sheep 125 u. IS so state
lamb. ~ n at IS 30; 2O3 State sheep and Lambs
CO.. ~ - G22 ..
John J. IIalenbeck: $50 Northern Canada Lambs, 81
n, SO % -
Walsh. Kirby & Co Pennsylvania Sheep, u n, at
81 20 Pennsylvania lambs, 90 - az - 81 =.
J. +. sadler & Co. si Western sheep 10 ~ at 50 90
VI. Cos 1913 Territory Sheep. "a n. AZ ~ b22 4;
143 do. IS ~ at 81 40 STATE do % n a. - 90
12j Lambs. 632 n. at 80 75 los Western DO - II,
az s6 37ia a., .
Judd ( Buckingham eos state Lambs, eso ~ az
SO % 23 do 66 u at as % IL Culls' 81 n, at "a 90
IL state She D. 90 H. az 81 p. 80
sherman & Culver: SO Western Sheep 962 10 az
~ 50 go Pennsylvania Lambs % n. a. 20 60
HoGS-Recepts % carloads OF 414l head-lo caroaqs
ut "A NJ
for sale but they arrived late 70 be sold before
Change. NOminally steady at 80 90dS4 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUB IIrsaesg was qT%T1us s
PSTt Prices Ses not disturbed english shippers were
IS S@ Ol Ee Vest q saddfs ana quite
81 500 b inqP iS FOR 0s e7po including 66s
S 20 dSse2 os zoo SS! e9 M S S Extra q asa "a
as 40 $500 bbls Winter Wheat Extra 81 45as} l5;
$ 60 Oot ouo qG@s CIV Sill Extra West I9a9: 9 go
wac, wbent low grades 80 l5ss2 So fair choice
u ov l Ss,. IS !. fa 9St 8 S sC e 10 s
% a64 s. = gsss Scy 10 S
80 o ,d gco ana 1m SOUTHERN FLoURveTy
%y gOGa "a. demand RSoS pa SbE,D0 or TJSs
sa 90 HR , s2 2C ps SSi eER e patents
fBtrce1KSwvPHFxf rot R-ul and weak. j G5GsI
RYE FLoUR-More active and firm I'm Ssooies $50 bbls
MFRIfn fair demand Yellow Westen guqtcd at - 80
O. sPn PTanasEwR 9 o. SAFES Oo Dds inqod
GRAIN-wHEAT- option Ih market was char
IHb sSowei further Increase Upward Of 10 500 900
ssnF But na G the
representing net gains OF s 0Sg c Go1e OF i ye'te
"bulp side but there were other influences which con
trbuet to the sane end Cable aiy,ces Wee firm as a
rule and the cara9,ces from the Ses6oard were arGer
The arrivals al mostly S points a MI 9ui o mn moaG h
s o. gr@p no 9 bushels S@ 1 as having ,6 de-
Ins ma Of bors9 and free buying by the more -o
nent ioca operators. which sd1eI TO the strength In;
terror arrivals to,ay were Coz Sa 9nsses s9rne and
els and clearances $40 800 bushels against or bushels
a December opener al 81 and MAY 9nl6c.
an advance OF Ice after which there a decline Of
&c on realizing From that To the close the market
gradually hardened December ultimately selling Sji2c
and Nav OF 90'sc leaving OF strong On the curb
December touched IS 9-16c closing at s5i2c AMI May
closed at 9Ohsc. The each market responded with
afvance Of about sc trading checked bv
f four milling asiie from which little Vas done
Including No Northern o2c arrive. delivered No
h@rf 95bGa6c freight and insurance urCra 1cd
winter rel 779sqs6ec No rcd SCH as6ssc afoat s52
' SS On board CLOSING ae IN e a io Dc
81 l3I6as5ic, closing at s52c do January sG9sGNc.
March. ssa-Gsqc. closing az s9c do April :; closing
AZ SgsC do MAY. 9Od90asc. closing at 9Oasc, do June
s9asa ,oIsc closing at 9Oec RYE-ouet. hut held
srong Western quoted 2e35c; state. 56i9a57i2c in
ooo bush uncradcd Canada Coo two-rowed quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16
The STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, Nov. 15.-CottOn steady; middlns, lo6
sHrer - 25ds2 IS do exta, 1888 so do family 81
$40 city mills Rio brands extra o. 5oa*i % winter
wheat patent - coast 90 spring do do S5as1 %; do
do ~ aiqh - 250-l IS do DO extra, $3 600 Wheat
southern firm; fully, 73as2c; longberg, 7iGs3ci No
winter red SPOT and Noysmher, soaeo4c peeegmI6gos
cori,-souther9 nominal; stock Wes5S55i quiet and
Janaqry s9', q39ac February, $91se; March 4o94Ohe
0uiiet: southern and Pennsyl yania, 25aSoc; Western
White oslsa3Oc: do mixed 25Q27c. Rye dull 50d53c
Ifav ,t,dv: prIne choice timothy, sl2 50dsl3 Pro-
Visions steady. Butter nm or amarys 2la25c, Eggs
ann Rio carcoes fair 1919 02c. sugar firm; a."
soff 67.c Copper firm refined l1kal2Rc Whiskey
SIain 4iadG5d Cork for orders, As 9da5s Receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16

Flour. $1,000 bbls; wheat $4,000 bush; corn, 20 ga
P PgSn 0fno1 bbs: wheat $4,000 bush sOes-wheas
1T3 U, Iasn Nov f5-Whear-Good Inquiry for No.
hard from NewYork but slightly under the mar
sntc iosing an SIC asked and s69sc bid sales. 1000
bush cost feight and insuincc az o9'tc; 5SOOo Dun
No . Northern A. e3G53Ac. closing az s3saSsc ss1ed
Winter grades dull and unsettled sales cafes1s = O.
rod M S96s3.c carload extra No rel ~ 13c car
Ioad 40 white on track Corn easier only esc.
lot demand No yellow. 39k 39iac; No Ss'.as9c
In store Oats quict firm; No. white 2Olec 30.
white %; No > mixed ca rack 2S'se NO Wilt e
in store 2Bha267tc. Barley In fair demand ano w
changed rye nominal Flour steaiy add unchangsc
Cornmeal aud oatmeal nrm Canal heights sVssasy,
wheat and naxseei Sc corn. 4Ac rye. 442c, 70 New
York; lumber 70 Albany. - PEI 600 ret to Ne.'
York - 80 Rsceint~-FlOur, 100000 Dds whexs
ga 600 bush: corn 10000 bush bnrey 1900 Dusn.
Canal Shipmentswheat e72 600 bush 800 9usn'
oats % 600 bush: barley. II 0oO bush rye. 5000 busn
Railroad shipmcn;s-FlouF. So 600 bbls; wheat JUN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16

export inquiry and spot advanced Sc November closed
however. quiet Sales 800 ties Western steam 900
cs for expOr. AZ &c closing at SOC city steam hrm
cenber closed az soc; sales, 500 tcs 026c. January
closed az 62Sc asked sales 500 ties. 6.20c February
closed At S3c. March co-ei al 637c. Reaned Cont
hGqI quoted at et5sG9oe south america really
iIEs grades s'' at fun ists, Prices, but com
sTyi tubs fancy Use; Do pals fancy 2is2se st1e
ana Pennsylvania Creamery good 70 choice lsa ae Elgn
&c DO prime = choice 2oa2sc do fair 70 good 18a l9e
tpII to good if6IIs; State Dairy . ~
aos9ie T Do go a8i lsaso f1 s Dsry, wesG
Dairy 'p ta s RmS 5e sfs Sv sGGf b! 9y S s
choice, l7qlsc good 15dlQe fair 126l4c state entire
qalFes hrkns aud tubs fancy, zoe good lsdl9c i1ir
prime isoi5e; far ISs lie: wcsern Dairy choice 15d
Ilc 90 good 1879 i2c do fair 9a0c Western Factory,
tubs sali saeo7S ' saet tg0 Dary and Factory
tni5ds 32ssc .CHEEsI-There was yery iitt'e De-
laney stock commands ful prices st7t factcy. iu'l
do October fancy 0.diOc choice late ma1e. o',a1oc
skins 2d4c Ohio nat hne 7d1Oc Pennsylvania skins,
az az, &c EGGs1IIaye not varied foI TIE DAY rnEs
are sun very dull Fancy, new laid, PENNSYLVANIA,
.3d2bc Stat. and Pennsylvania fresh 22Aa 2ir: Cana
dian late packed, 2od22c Western. ir sh. 27a2c llU
sUGAR-RAw- Rather quiet but hell. witt decided
% s' Teo'in se GqS95f1 Sf9s'ua aa
75.c Cubes &c; PoTdefei TIC G-anuatsi 8 15isc
Monl1 a." 7ac Confctloncrs -" 6'4e; STANDARD "a =,
C. Ftf;, on q; as l9e VII VII yeow 57
g. S17EARINE Neglected and nominal Wes'en lard
ea,i ey ana very TcTv duh Prime city
quoted 4asd4 7-16c. No sales reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16
u)ork Uanteo.
domestic Glinanons UanteO
Mains

u UTLER, &c.-COOK and LAUNDREsS.
ID BY Engi sh Protestant cJuple man
can act As butler or care Tor horses thor
Oughiy; wife good cook and launIlr>s, st
personal references. With Mrs. TYLER,
3-S Oth-aNc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-For prompt delivery had go0S aenlaa wa
full ate prices sues 1000 bags No o NJ NJ santos
l4ae 900 No. y, 14.e2e 4UCc Dags w en- snd
l6Ssc. falr cargOes quoted 1886 Milo 100 bags La
MaieealDo an. ~
uayta private terms Options were dee,aeuS Seci
and very irregulsr After weah og she Rio howeNer
became sfonger on reduced crop estimates an ts iou y
followed and nGues wer about the KIP oh mon W
inssS s. franc better Hamburg declined PEA pfg Hio
s.oeeN aa,Isr Is 200: good second. . 900; eN
him hegua e, s Receipts 1000 bags Rio cea ances
S en- ne United States 5000 bags Ro eeaiances loi
,eI se noo rags: total stock $4,000 bags Santos
Teeeipts 1000 bags Receipts a. Rio July to November
"a tssa sI8 600 bags time 1855. 1871, 600 bags
ame time 1851 esq., 900 bags. Receipts at Santos July
To- November H. 1889. $4,000 bags same time 1sso
so7 600 bags same time 1887 45s 600 bags Total sale:
49, toda 100 follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16
COTTON MARKETS.

Liverpool. Nov. Is, p. m.-COtton-The sales Of the
Iav include bales American. Futures closed steady.
AIaerican- Md1ng low m filing clause November de-
livery AOGAd sellers November and December delivery,
3664d buyers December and January delyery 3S-6td
and February n livery 3j04d sellers
February and March delivery. 366ld sellers March and
April delivery. 370id see April and May delivery,
sellers; May and June delivery. 1854 sellers;
June and July delivery. 41.Gid value.
Savannah Nov. 15.-Cotton quiet: md1ng csc low
middling 9Lc and receipts : COZ bales;
ports Great Britain. II 537 to the Continent 9167
coastwse, 4 $40; sales 425 stock Ill 937. Weekly
Net and gross receipts So $50 bales 10 Great
Britain. 17475; 20 the Continent 20 $50; cOastwise
10 s95 sales 400.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16

STAINED ,,,,
Good Ordinary Low Midaling'- 1915
The option market ruled unsettled naS ana spefu
LAT on was quite moderate Lower Liverpool aHNcs lsi
to freer selling at the outset and prices declined Sei
points The loss however was subsequently rscoNsfea
on ouysrg ~ oi closing Arurss wcre 2d3 points below
u 900 hal's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16
miscellaneous

AVE you pictures. books musical In
IL struments. furniture ornament, any
thing 20 exchange for something else naIne
pr0pe ty value: circulars. THE DIRtCI
EXCHANGE, 80 Cortlandt-st.
THE CELFPEATrD LAVnLLlERE
Il CORSE1S positive y the most perfect
ald best fitting curSefs IN the worli. 70!
sale only at JAMMES'. IL West "Oth-st
rRAKE YOUR Russian, Turkish ana medi-
L Gated bath at hom-, with Pixies Pat
ent Med'ca I'd Vapor Bath Apparatus, price
sI2. Salesroom. |. 179 3d-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16
HAT No

Cash quotations were "a, folON- flOur. hrn ana I'M
changed. No. . spring wheat s1ka Hc No spring
wheat 8ld65c No , rel. Slhas2hc no. corn, 3ici
No . oats l97sd20c No. rye. 45c; No barley SIC;
No / naxseed ~ 33 prime timothy seed ~ 10 mess
pOrk per Dbl 80 6Oas9 6J; arl pr leo y sG0s6 02a;
Short ribs doose - 1895 so dry -altef shou der,
fbOx1 unchanged short clear sides boNrf unchanged;
whskev s'iper finished goods gal ~ o. sugars,
cut LOAF unchanged; graduated, unchanged; standard
a." unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16
domestic Situatiuns Uaute0
Females.

n OOK.-By a thoroughly competent Ger.
ences excellent cook nrst-cass bread,
biscuits, soups, game, desserts, &c. moder-
ate wages ely or country; willing ani
Obliging Call at ia East 4lst-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


New.York, Friday. Nov 15.-BED y ES-Recepts l90
carloads OF 277O head-l carloads direct to East SIDE
aughtcers 10 carloads at weebaw gen 5or expectation
alive 80 carloads COth-st, inclutng 26 carloads Tor
a7imans Company % carloads for J. stern ana carloads
for kaufman and 80 carloads arrived at jersey
city OF which % carloads for shipment on the state
OF Alabama TWentySiX carlOa1 d1 not reach the last
named yards until II o'clock and OF these carloads
sale The moderate supply and cooler weather
gave better tone 10 the trade. AMI common aud medium
sold about Toe higher than Wednesday while fair
20 prime ruled steady. Nearly everything wa closed out
Decent TO prime steers ranged in price from - 20 70 20
stays oxen and mixed stock sod at - 21d - 2O COWS 30
a 30GS 80 and fat heifer at 50 49, bulls at 81 81
af3 Very little export demand.
shipments today viii include 800 cattle on the state
Asaiia and $50 DO the Santiago for NJ Col tsmith
Other shipments will be 200 cattle the DeRuyier and
400 quarters OF beef In the AnchOra makng the total
from this port for l43 cattle and IL $50 quarters
q beef.
sales-J. F. sadler Co 10 Kentucky Steers, 1891
"a 50 10 do n. a IS IS do, 1899 n at 81 10
j. schamberg is Ohio steers. 1855. n. at 81 60 20
Pennsy DO 1897 n 80 70 Chlcngo bulls 1882
h. az a s7s ; DO 1914 ~ at ~ 20 do. l4G5 n. at
sherman & Culver 10 Kentgeky, stSeers, 1l5t2s n.
at ~ 80: a do 1416 n at 81 % 20 do. 33o y ar
q 90; 3 DO 1s15o n at - 90 le d9i iSe9 NJ a.
Is Ohio do 292 n at 80 IS Is do (part oxen. 1926
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16

II UTLEK.-By a young man single
ID handed o. otherwise; years nIs,-
CLASS city references. Address T.. NJ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16
Gin Rral Csiate GO Get.

y els LEI Liza SC n by 25 H., steam
GEO II Fhi,vn O. without Steam power
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16

EOOK.-By o nrstcass cook and pastry
" baker; best country and city refer
ences. Please call or address PA East
S9th-st., room No. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16
Crf MIR Real gslate Go Get.

An ATTRACTIVE house. artstically and
y qua MT Y furnished, IA rooms large
carriagc- house; good stabling for a dozen
horses outh0uses gard orchard pasture /;
~ ren. moderately 10 a good tenant; 30
minute from New-YOrk and minutes from
Hollis Depot Long Island. Apply % DUN
HAM WHEELER, is East % list, n. Y.
(For other real estate ads see 9th page)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16

4 RESPECTABLE woman would like 10
hgO out washing and ironing or cleaning
by the day or take it home. Janitor. $50
Last 7Uth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16
DressmdkluQ.

>~>--s~-~
A RIISTIC DELSSMAKING; imported
"A styles evening dresses a specially u
mort notice and redsOldO4S prices goods
purchased II desired. Mrs. McELkOH, G.
Last 9th-st. opposite DenninEs
A MEXICAN DRESsMAKER wishes Gus
n toners. Residence, - Wes- BJult-
ward IS pass the door.
A gTIsTIC DREssMAKING tailor COS,
~ tunes sea clOak- AMI capes made ana
altered a. short notice; moderate prices.
Mr. McELROY, c. East yth-st., opposite
Denning's.
4 FRENCH DRfSsMAKER wants more
a customers by the day or al home. bliss
ANNA GUNDLUCH. "a 2d-ave.
A lA.IsIAN dre-smakef wishes 70 go
"A 81 ~ faul'e- hy the day or month
". " Box l., Tibune once.
THFAP and egant dresses: Dian Merry.
I arriving from Paris starts In business
1919 shave. Women's Exchange Building.
Partisan chic.
ASHTON ABLE WALKING DRESSES
L made from sl0 up perfect a. AMI A. sh
guaranteed fine embrliderles. NJ Fro WEN
~ West 20-h-s:
GOOD. experienced drcssmsker wants
" more work at her own homo sat- ,fac-
ton given; terms reasonable. so Gth-ave.
WE RESPECTFULLY GALL The lafies'
w attcnl or b our ari- Wrpp p, Jach-
els Ma lue S, tOr-s--rnNcr~. irfficpdts aut
Nlgnt Gowns that We ~ll no ialf Irce 81
importation. JAMES, IS West 5Otb-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16
Rooms f11dnteo

w AATEp -F.ooF VI Two OF three room.
80. With bath, IN private house, below
~ hfatclass DeighborhoOd for s(n.
irIbxxsessu Hs. Address ROOMS. Box 4,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16
Brooklyn Reai *. arc
peGI gsinie r1lutt0

- - 81 - 80 800
WANVFD.-Jo rurchaso house On ~,
son-ave below riftcth-st ~
10y, 40, nOo. AGdIe COMIopa
-hDure one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16

COTTON-on the spot unchanged and very quiet
Ises against 81 9G5 week 785 bales for
mis- aay last year. Total for the week. 2S9 bales
week. POODLE bale week
a wear ago. Since September receipts the
have agg 400 bales. against
bales for the corresponding time last year
Quota based American STANDARD classified
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16
BOARD D1anIen

An OCULIST wants an Office with bo2rd
y for IL elf ana mother MURRAY Hill
Ma1isOn-eve. preferred L. A. DALEY.
Everett Directory, "a West 3jth-st.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-23
Danced Forty Miles,
From the Buffalo Courier.

FROM tne buUuto courier.
A young civil engineer who came home
to Buffalo last week after a four months
expedition through the Black Hills with a
government surveying party, told the fol-
lowing story:
One evening last summer we pitched
camp. and, after supper, the commanding
officer in the party ordered me to make a
detour to a certain point farther north
The distance by the road | was told to take
was believed to be about four miles, but to
get it exactly was given a pedometer to
carry in my pocket On the way came to
a small mining settlement, and dance was
going on in the biggest saloon. AS l had
plenty of time on my hands went in and
joined in the dance, and never rested a leg
until midnight. then proceeded to finish
my detour, got back to camp, and turned
in. In the morning l was asked to report
aud without thought l handed over the
pedometer The officsr looked at it in
amazement, and then exclaimed, Forty
four miles! Where on earth did you 90
last nightp l was perplexsd at first myself,
and could not explain my wonderful record,
and it was not until later that recalled the
dance, but | can't believe that | danced
forty miles in single evening"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-23
ROYAL ARCH MASONs.
The General Grand Chapter Finishes
It's Business ct Atlanta.

The General Grand Chapter Finishes
It's Business ct Atlanta.
ATLANTA, GA, Nov. 22.-The General
Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons fin
ished its business to-day, and many of the
delegates have departed for their homes.
To-day's sessions were devoted to finishing
up the routine business and completing the
List of officers for the next three years. The
officers chosen are:
Henry A. Orme of Los Angeles, Cal, G..
g. r. A. c.
Hiram Bassett of Nuremberg, KY. G. G..
NJ, 3dV.
Arthur q. Pollard of Lowell, Mass, G..
G.. NJ, V.
Joseph e. Dyar, G. g. NJ, LIST V.
Minneapolis was chosed as the place for
the meeting of the next general chapter,
the date beng left with the council of the
general grand officers
Several minor amendments to the oonsti-
tuition were adopted.
An appropriate jewel was adopted to be
presented TO all past grand high priests of
the General Grand Chapter, and to all who
may hold that Office in the future.
After passing resolutions of thanks to the
city of Atlanta and Mount Zion Chapter of
this city, the General Grand Chapter ad-
journed tc meet again in three years. The
session has been most pleasant and harmo-
mona
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-23
WARES SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Gratifying Reports Made at the
County Convention.

Gratifying Reports Made at the
County Convention.
WAYCEOss. Ga. Nov 22-The Ware
County Sunday School Association con-
vened here to-day. Very favorable reports
were received from all the schools in the
county. There is a tot Il Of sixteen schools.
which is an increase Of five over last year,
with a total membership of o94 pupils
and l0l officers and teachers. Ware county
is thoroughly orgaaized.
The following officers we're elected for the
onsuing year: DIR. w. p. Williams, presi-
dent, vice ID. b. Sweat, resigned; II. p.
Brewer, first vice resident; ID. IL Bennett,
second vice president; c. c. Buchanan,
secretary and treasurer, vice V. L. Stanton,
resigned.
The TwentY-seventh district association.
comprising Ware, Charlton, Pierce. Coffee,
and Berrien counties, convenes here to-
morrow with X. b. Reppard, chairman of
the executive committee of the state associa-
ton, and DR.. Green and Judge Anderson,
Of Atlanta, present
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-23
FOR DYSPEPSIA
Use Horsford's Acid Phosnhate

DR.. LORENZO WAITE, Pittsfield, Mass,
says: "From its use for period of about
eight weeks, to the exclusion of all other
remedies, 1 attribute the restoration to
health of a patient who was emaciated to
the last degree, in consequence of nervous
prostration and dyspepsia. This patients
stomach was in such an irritable condition
that he could not bear either liquid or solid
food. An accomplished physician of many
years experience, whom l called in con-
sultation, pronounced his case an incurable
one. At this stage l decided to use Hors-
ford's Acid Phosphate, which resulted as
above mentioned
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-23
FLoRDA's ORANGE CROP.
A Consolidation OF the Exchange an d
the Grow rs' Union

A Consolidation Of the Exchange and
the Grow ers' Union
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. 22.-The
board Of directors Of the Florida Orange
Growers Union have been in session for
two days at Ocala, and the result is a con-
soidation Of the Orrnge Growers union and
ths Florida Fruit Exchange Negotiations
tending TO this end have been in progress
for some weeks past. The adv isory
board Of the union win hereafter
attend all meetings Of the exchange
directors. The result Of the consolidation
will be 70 place nearly all Of the orange crop
in the hands Of the exchange, which has
already handled 10000 boxes of oranges
this seasOn,an increase Of 500 per cent. over
the previous year. The total orange crop
Of Florida this year is estimated at from
J, sOJ.OOO 70 2, 100, 900 boxes
he exchange, through its agencies in
various sections Of the state, probably con-
trols at least l $4,000 boxes Of this crop.
This consolidation marks a new era in
marketing Florida oranges, and it is ex-
Pected that it will save growers at least
SlO0, 900 this year
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