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1855. corner Of Depot and Battery serosoa
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1857.
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l. 70 name Of Mis-. return % LIS second
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= 1uutsg city Of skagit County. Ihsspo-
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80 lumber, mining and agricultural
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.ss.-Ssnf ana Is located. - the name indicates,
SSscsnser Of the city.
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EDUCATIONAL

NlIsS NJ b C0cHRASE FORMERLY or
vi san FrxHrascn VIII oyen hooi for girls
and young ladies On "Wednesday, April ID. IN
the tssidsug ROE ocssapiei By the Ccngregs-
Rates OF tuition per month from - 20 VIZ. ae-
cordtnx 10 grade Rsleresces-jEdgs J. r.
Hoy. Seattle; Ma George Kfr;snxry. Seattle,
CAPTAIN Carries Gs0sSaH san Srancases
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yeay ans TIRE fransseti a OF sach 9th business
a. Easy legally eonae s@tere the meeting
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description; wharf building. pile driving. dreds.
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FUR SALE ETsI ESTATE

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-22
PUBLIC SPEAKING As AN ART.
Why I. ls Diasuls What Its Dangers Are.

Sir Morre Mackenzie. imperial doctor and hehsse
authority the Throat and Lungs has just pub
ished . pamphlet In which he gives advice 70 public
speakers
'It great mistake" he says ITO think that speak
ing requires special training and exercise Even In
ordinary conversation. speaking is art and difculs
one the supreme development Of which oratory
rho knows I'm public and TO his voice.
makes himself heard with little effort. while -
unframed orator wears himself out quito rapidly"
We have all experienced the hoarseness due 10 toe
much speaking hut the hoarseness which has Its origin
I'm cough cold or throat Affection the loss Of voice
from asthma bronchitis pulmonary trouble. is the most
frequent and most annoying. In such Sir Morre
Mackenzie recommends OF Soden Mineral Pastilea
troches) He says They specially beneficial IN
diseases the which include sofs
Throat Coughs Bronchitis and Lung troubles. and have
found them of great service In the case OF singers ano
public speakers"
The treatment Of Throat and Lung diseases In Europe
has advanced far beyond anything known In Amehcs
and when the highest European authority speaks
in such decided tones in regard these wonderful sooen
Troche, tt should Lc valuable suggestion not only ="
public speakers and singers but to the VAST ARMY VI
sufferers .em Coughs Colds Throat ana Lung o'esscS'
which are 20 dangerous and constantly fatsi.
Obtain the genuine imported article which must nav
the signature and testimonial o. Sir Morreil Saeken1
with each None other is genuine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-22
THE STATE OF TRADE

Baltimore, Nov. 21Cotton nominal mad aiS;sa ~
Flour steady Howard street and Western supes az,
do extra - 0oas4 4O do family - ooaSS ~, Sesny
as 25ds5 90; spring DO. IS 3ods5 so do stragns
% 1odvS 81 DO eAtia - Soasi %; ac Na 81 Ell
red spot and November, 9l..c December, o242Shc
January 9isd94a.c; May 81 0isdsi .0l'.. Corn.
SOUTHERN easy white and yellow G3c; Western nrmens
nary' 55Ia5o.c Nav, 5!sa5!'.e. osts aiIiy sseady
and firm. Rye firm, active. Hay dull prime 70 cnoSe
timothy, s1l. Provisions firm mess pork I'll ooasts
rib sides G4c sugar picked shoulders &c SUGAR eussi
ird refined, c Butter easy Eggs h Tnn., C SsS
Whisky firm. Steam reights 70 Liverpool neary hohi
nal Kecepts-Four, II 900 bois; wheat 2OR p gna
corn 600 bush oats 1000 bush rye 5000 ousn' sn,
bush sales-Wheat Ill 200 bush corn, $4,000 BUSH
Buffalo Nov 21.-wheat-All the offerings OF NO hafd
"a 600 BUSH taken at 81 Vi AZ closing ~ VSeS
lid 600 bush No Northern sold &c 9ac and 90Vo push
Winter wheat higher; 300 bush No red sold at ooc
600 busH In store do at 9lc on track
cars white at DOC 70 arrive ears no extra w ns
in store Corn and in good request 1000 bush no
old az Soc 10 bush do at 51c and 900 bush 40 AZ
56c closing at 57c 10000 bush No yellow soa az oso
opened firm closing c higher 10 No white sold a.
4bT49iac and No white at 4sa4s2ci NO miXcd'
iSGi7ae track; No white In sto,e 'o c 59zc
10 oo6 bush Ohio 7ec. and 10000 bush No slchiean
at 2sac Rye firm and unchanged. Flour steady; best
patent spring So S0aso o. best patent na feiahSs
46 900 bbls; wheat, sos 600 bush oats $4,000 BUSH
barley 900 bush Shipments-Sy canal-wneat GO
Sush RV ra!wFlour 80 bbls wheat 80 900 bush:
corn 20 900 bush oats, 30 900 bush.
Chicago Nov 2The leading futures ranged as foliowst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-22
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liyerpool Nov 81 D. T.-CottonThe sales OF the dAX
Include q, 300 bales American. , x..,.,,
Futures closed quiet but steady American-Middlin&
low middlin1 clause November delivery o6td buyers;
November and December delivery, 56td buyers Decem,
Der and January delivery, 064a5 !-6id; January snH
aiyesys iS.sld sellers March and April delivery.
I7.6ia5 s04d April and May delivery 2cG4d buyerS
May June delivery ~ 6id sellers June anu July w
livery, ) 25-6id value. ., ,,.,,.. NJ. L.
middlinp Ss.c ordinary sac. Net and gross fo'
ceipts s67 bales exports to the Continent 0oo Sales
Weeny~Net receipts 30,272 bales gross. 81 liz; sx.
ports to Great Britain 323l6 TO France 100 70 sns
Continent 1O62S coastwse, i9s sales, 2332 spinhe'
o. . . ,,,,. o. Nea
and gross receipts 900 bales exports coaswse' i"As
Weeky-Net and gross receipts, % 2it bales eSpo a
to Grea, Britain 45O 20 France 400 TO the So"n"~
y 4oO: coastwise. 7O27; sales 1894. - ..aa,,r.
savannah Nov. 2l.-Cotton quiet anu Easy Ne, anf
ss.c: low middling, Sc good ordinary III axrs
gross receipts 91s4 bales exports 70 treat
70 the Cont nent, 5847 coastwise, 30 se'' WV
12o, 1902. ,.. IN goa bales. exports
To (rsst Britain 795 to Continent lS1v'
Nav Orleans Nov 2iCotton steady miediing. ysot
low middng ii.i0c good ordinary 81 crat p,,,anc
IN 900 haies gross, III 5S1; exports ~ - Snnf
IL o5s to France 5000 eoast"ise' -'oo' '"'e' ''0"'
s'0s WeehSet receipts 50 Ist bas gross. 81
no,,. to Great Britain 49, Alb 70 FRANCE W 'ns
Por.n 70 az IA. coastwise, 6ss sales H. 49,.
Correctlou-Expor,s eoi s.w 49, 80
LOGO bales Nov. TO- 1910 '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-22
PROF. KOCH

Unhesitatingly recommends Soden
Mineral Pastilles (troches) for all
throat, lung and catarrhal diseases.
DR.. Koch said; "A cough for which
| tried many other medicines, which
had not the slightest effect, soon
became better and has now entirely
disappeared" If you are suffering
from a cough, cold, asthma, bron-
chial catarrh, or any throat trouble,
the Soden Mineral Troches Will
positively relieve where all else falls
Be sure to obtain the genuine I'M
ported article, which must have the
signature and recommendation OF Dir
Morrell Mackenzie with each box
None other are genuine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Bunao. Nov 2l-Cattle- Receipts last "a hours oso
head total for week thus far 1e3eo for same time last
week 1890 consigned through 2oSS 1s1 and s1S 70
pt. oCo head total for week cs hsi fas
through 1900 head 500 to 1000 on sale 70
extra ssase 25 good choice s. Lass 20 So mn So y
TAR s5ISS 10 Lambs-Choce to extra. SOaSo 70; gooo
to choice IS 75as5 to fair s3ds5 TO- Hogs logs
FAR S ESQ head 17s6 to New York 5000 sale
= r ssss a s. ' 9drfe IS 75dss pigs
:" fIicaSo Nov oI-"Thc Evening Journal reports :
catS"cept: head sngmenss o99 Ms,Ss
y 9Ss$ % oc S Slss sS s.Ssk
5000 steady unchanged to shade ssTon a
es 0oass prime heavy and bg5eher Es1gs ~
Pccein,s 600 head shipments. 1000 Market steady
Natiyps s4as4 so Westerns 81 15as4 so; Texans, $50
~ s. Louis Nov 2I-Catle-Receipts, 1000 head ship
,ren.s O0O Market strong. Good To fancy Naive
en- 10: fair to good So Sods4 stockers and feed
- So.Tsa TO- Texan and Indian steers. So 3Ods3 60
Wo:os-Rectipts $50 head shipments 500 Market is
Fair to choice heavy 50 G0ds3 90 mixed grades
"a noGs3 TO- light fair to best SO .5ds3 40 Sheep,
Rsceips 400 head shipments, 300 Market steady good
to choice Sid$5 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-22
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

gang OF Italians employed by the Lchigh 'an''
Railroad Company engaged laying tracks across
Chapelavc. yesterday when they stopped by inc
police. Last Monday order was granted TO SHOW o,
cause why the railroad should not be permanently
enjoined from laying these tracks, In defiance OF aS
order and before any decision had the company
laid the tracks.
Philip Pfeil. fourteen year-old boy, has brongn'
suit against the Jersey City and Bergen Railroad ON,
pany TO recover SS25, 900 damages. He says ul ,
ago Of the detectives employed by the road pnseu
him oil and he received serious injuries to his spine
william E. Skinner, filed bill In Chanccry yeslerva,
to compel her son. Damon Mott to reconyey 10 The rho
property In UackeIIsack valued at S2,OOO Ino
guardian says that Mrs. Motifs induced her TO con
vey TO him the property In 1888 and that the m9' me-
did not know what she doing when she slgned .no
deed Damon Mott denies these charges in his answer
and charges that his sister, Phoebe Alderman, is w
fraudulenty to obtain possession OF his moI'c'
nro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-22
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rEAT1rREs OF NETWORK DEALINoa

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALlNu~
The wheat market yesterday reflected the wonderiu
buoyancy of the railway share market, and as that
told Of easy money and pancstcken bears the buyers
of grain were encouraged. The rise In silver gave
help to the bulls, for it increased the dimcuity Oh
Indian competition. Tho weak cables were passed
by as a reflection Of the heavy decline recently Inc
advance in wheat options at one time reacned 10
So cents and the close was almost at the Dest
cents and ran up to 81 90 34d 81 90 5-S May went
from 81 OF 1-2 to 81 O5 1881 0o II Cash wheae
was 2 1-462 "a cents higher but the rise was 50
extreme as to check export buying, NevertheIcss
there were sales OF 10000 bushels, taken on cable
refusals. The milling demand nearly reached ooooo
Corn sympathlzed with wheat and Wall Street. but
the bulls assisted by small arrivals and improved
November and 7-8G5-8 cent higher Tor the iag nn
months Spot lots rose 3-461 cent and 56Ooo
bushels were bought by shippers. u..
Cash oats 1-20l IA cent higher, There was
increased activity on covering of shorts in the option
line and net gains scored OF 140l cent up 10
Nav. which gained only SO cent.
There were sales Of 500 tierces OF spot lard ior
export ard 600 terces were taken by the home trahe
The options irregular
The final quotations were as follows: r.,,.r
81 S 90 5's; January, 81 OF 1-s May, 81 o5 Is
Corn-November, 81 49,; December, SO l-o; JAN
nary 50: May, 50 1-2 cents.
0ats-Novcmber, AZ December, 45 1-2; January,
40 "a: May, 80 5-6 cents.
Lard-Deccmber, So 10; January So 43; February
SC So. .,r ~
The receipts Of grain and -four reported yesterday at
York Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston were as
follows Wheat 48617 bushels corn, "a 9OI busneis
oats, 161 .Oo6 bushels total grain, 2045 300 busheis
st. Louis the arrivals were Wheat, 123 $50 bushels
corn lO3,077 bushels; oats 16s $50 bushels TOTAL
grain 1896 1907 bushels; -four, 23S3S barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-22
TILE TRADE In CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov. 81 speciaD.-It is probably fact
that the strong wheat market which developed to-day
was partially due the false rumors put afoat Thurs
day night which made prices exceedingly weak The
trade quite unanimously seemed to adopt the arGu
ment that market depressed by a malclousy raise
story was poor to sell on and poor one 10 De
short Of December wheat opened at 50 d ana
closed at % "a cents. May opened at 81. and closed
at 30 "a cents. 1t sentimental marker, thero
being little more say than that the trade was ove
its panic and disposed to play for an advance; Inc
news from tho Northwest especially In reiauon W
large -four sales, helped somewhat to continue tne
buylpg movement, and did good exports OF nour
from the scaboard Corn to-day, as has been the case
for the entire week. along under precisely the same
Influences which effective in wheat The expectl
tons Of those shorts who looked forward TO taxing BACK
their contracts easily at the opening to-day az low
prices were completely upset. May corn went rom
Il Is to So cents almost instantly: without anybody
being able to take up much Of line From Oh Is
NAV went to 50 3D. cents, and closed at the Jop.
There was no particularly notable trading In oats They
moved up, however in close sympathy with wheat and
corn and closed at tho tip top. May opened a.. az
example Of everything tho floor and continued te
advance begun Thursday. At the close pork showed
gain of g. cents barrel lard ~ cent eaS d psg
of buying by commission houses Il was quite evaens
that the outsider who had been shaken OUT or scAru
out Of his holdings oh the big break had reeaned MS
courage had gathered together new margins ana was
back in the market again to make GOOD MS losses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-22

Baker thirty years DID, is the Ut suctscneef
who died recently leaving the income Of sl5ooo
year. lie put money into the "Fernclide" company
and lost 1t is sad heavily Previous to that however, no
had become acquainted with Miss Potter who also has On
income of her own She with comedy company when
they met She says has receipts to show that she
paid for the furniture her house at No. 35s West FIFTY
nrss in her absence July 25 last she says. he wens
the truck and had the furniture removed lie
refused t return IT, and he arrested Central Valley
NJ " br Cour. OnIcer Edward Hagan, warrant issued
by Justice Duffy.
She says that he was indebted TO her to the amount OF
$1,000 He was held in default Of So 900 ball for examna
ton Tuesday next and his mother went on his BOND
Barker said that he bought the furniture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-22
STATEN ISLAND.

RICHMOND.-In the Richmond County Court OF Ses-
sions yesterday Charles Detz, captain; James Ftz-
GERALD engineer; John Carroll fireman, and James DAILY
deckhand were placed on trial a joint indictment
accusing them Of robbery. The defendants are en-
poyed on the tugboat William H. Vanderbilt. Ac-
cording 10 the testimony presented by the prOecu-
ton. Patrick Brady. of Bergen Point, accompanied
a marty of pleasure seekers of the Gcrmana Singing
society of Bergen Point to the Palisades the Hud
son ON september IA. The excursion barge was
towed by the defendants tugboat. Brady was in
vted on board Of tho ugboat by Captain Dietz. who
suggested a game of poker. Brady surprised Captain
Dietz and the Others OF the who In the game
Inv his extraordinary luck. lie continued TO win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-22
yx.PR1soyERs OF WAR AT LIBBY AUsEU4.

Chicago. Nov. q (spec.aD.- About one hundred veV
rams were in attendance at the reunion OF ex -priso
Of war at the Libby Prison War Museum toeay.
session was mostly an informal one. Inc V.,, "a
o..ad .na registered pinned on red silk badges ana
sh.n wandered off through the rooms OF the big Lpoy
warehouse TO renew the familiar associations OF ions
AGO. General H. C. Hobart. Of Milwaukee, In orlea
n.b sald that he did not believe he would DC apie
a. bs present state OF avordupos to crawl through
N. sxteenInch tunnel through which nc esoape. .
twenty-five years ago. General Hooar' .sSoc,a'
80 the lately organized Libby Prison runner hs'o0'a
a.. Th,s evening @ meeting was held for the pur
nose n organizing National association on tne ,no
~ the Illinois association The State association ,ar
snns 90 members in this city, and Is 'hcress,nt
spd The National association @es1s ,ns
., an army men. The iptenea v 70 hold
hare each yeaEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-22
NEWARK.

The nineteen clerks of the Tax Board. who are no"
taking Of the city's population. having Desn
on November TO- have reached total of 10000 names.
The clerks found they declare that several blocks VI
houses had not been visited by the Federal ehumcr
ators in June. In large apartment house coi'.
tanning nearly 100 people the clerks were mior'heu
that Federal census-taker had not been seen.
Lizzie Schaafe, fourteen years old, living at NO oS
Rutgers-st approached bonfire near her nome Un
Thursday might. 5me boys kichd hlSo emp Tho .
about, and one Of them set fire to her dress. in'
girl started to run 10 her home. and was quickly en-
veoped in flames. man named McEvoy ran u , tuc
girl and wrapped his Overcoat about her. succeeuhSS
In extngushng the flames, but not before sne h"u
been frightfully burned. She is expected 10 oiS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-22
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WFSTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PIAINS-Ile vestry OF Grace Episcopal
Church has granted three months leave Oh apsehoc
to the pastor, Archdeacon F. d. Vanleeck' WHO ia.
gone to Baltimore The Rev. {. r.. Brugier' Vi
Trinity Parish New-York, will oficiate in his ao-
sence Chairman Adams. OF the Board OF super
yisors has appointed chairmen of the respective COM
mittees of the Board, follows: Equalization Oh
Assessments Mr. Read Judiciary AID Justices MI;
Banta; County Treasurer, Mr.. Todd; repairs ana
Supplies Mr.. Taylor; superintendent OF the Poor ana
Asyiums. Mr. Strang: Finance. Mr. Iesson; County
Clerk Mr.. Bell Printing, hr Ranch ho Gnona anu
Mir. Secor; Constables, Mr.. HavIland; Register ana
Surrogate, Mr.. Platt .
YONKERS.-The question as to who Is to be inc
of citizens At the last meeting of the Common CouL
Gil Mayor Millward presented the name OF Henry IA
present it was laid over under the rule. The present
incumbent is Robert p. Getty, who was appohh.e e
now expired. Mr.. Getty's friends are indignant at
the Mayors action in trying to Gust him IRON olilce
A petition urging the Mayor to Withdraw otHer nom
nations for the Office on account Of Mr.. Getys faith
full services treasurer and his Lifelong devouon 70
The ssssS S OF S ss
however says he will not withdraw his nomination n%
Mr. Hicks The trouble between Mayer !" Homny
with orders Of the Board of Health, OF which thc mayor
president. Mr. Getty was summoned before sd re
Mt. vERNON.-Coroncr Matthews yesterday con,
Wa ou as dead pf n the ya OF, Of Of
H. OIphcrt al washin gtonve. early on Sunday morn
ing last Andrew Schmaltz, who was arrested on sus
picion OF having struck the fatal blow and samuel
Kennefck John Montgomery and George olphert' WHO
the inquest having been brought i Wia ,s
and Schrialtz had a quarrel In his liquorshop on
Saturday night, and that Ratchet wa; d aours ra
there About half an hour afterward the witness went
into the yard and stumbled over the dead BODY OF
and Frank NJ Buck who represented District Attorney
Platt over the question of jurisdiction. The inquest