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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-08-15

The bible has now been translated
into &C of the languages and dialects
of Africa.
"That's what / call relief from an
unexpected quarter" said the tramp
who asked for nickle and got a twenty
FIVE cent piece.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-08-15

Sir Provo Wallis, English admiral has
dust completed the 1O0th year Of his age
and his 8lth in the British naval service.
Americans feel a special interest in him
because in 1918 he was a second lieuten-
cnt on board the frigate Shannon, which
captured the Chesapeake off Boston Har-
Dor, aud his two superior officers having
= .eu isilled in that action, it devolved on
Wallis to take his prize 10 Halifax,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-08-15

HHHtAsH W gpidjy aad 6onoruiiy BY those q
EJ a: @ E: (. +: @ q IA: IA: Y : I; i s'
We nniHh hlrg We start you No rick. You devote
your t1f ar Hl golr Niua 90 thr WORK lnis "a
eaiircIy i lings wonderful auceess e eyelg ts0kof
hegiu le ngm 80 90 $50 pffwesk and upwards,
Qn4 f'HH UH percnco. We can urn De- you The ru-
pltH1n .Hu fuht. No space 90 explain here. Fuu
-'sGUE 81 co.. AUGUSTA, MANI.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-08-15

The largest forest fires in Michigan
have:occurred decade apart-in 1871
1881 and 1891.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-08-15

The production of iron by the Krupp
works at Essan, Germany, is given at
700 tons a day.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-08-15

A COW belonging to a farmer near
Marshalltown, Iowa, is the proud
mother Of triplet calves
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-08-15

$4,000. 90 year q being made by john 3
- Goodwin, Troy .aN., ,nt nufk for ua. Nfadtr
~ you riaF mot make as much, uui nc san
teach you quickly how CO. cnm nom as 90
0I 40 day az the ailril aud MON gs you 50
. III on. Both sexes, all afuH, iu say part %
NoAmrriea, you eau commence ut huinfi 1if-
2 Tins ull Yuur time icr spare muIurnn emily 10
"A ihu work. All BE- new, Great pcs % I'D rs
4 ttcg worker We siari son Mulshiur
tfuythlnF. EASILY, srkluiLf lflihed
lANliCULANs flNh. Address 10 oueC.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-08-15

1t is now stated that the typewriter
was discovered in Marseilles, France,
in 1888.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-08-15

Emigrants leaving Sweden must
have letter of recommendation from
the pastor of the parish.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-08-15

A 98O0-foot tunnel drains a subter-
ranean lake in the Centralia PENN
coal basin.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-08-15

New York doctors recently treated
three-legged man for rheumatism in
all three legs.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-08-15

CLondon was slow to accept the cleo
trio light, but is now making up for
lost time.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-08-15
kEHlALL'S SPAWN CURE.

On. p. J. KENDALL Co.,
Gents - think it my duty to render you my
thanks for your far famed kendnil's SPAWN Cur9.
had a four year Old ally which 1 prl2ed very
highly. She had very severe swollen Leg triet q
no good. purchased Q bottle OF your kerdalll
Spawn Cure which oured her ia four daysI
AleMain yours
M4nIog p9TDE4
Price 81 per bottle, or SIX bottles forSj. AudruEi
Fists have or get IL Tor you, or 10 viii be sent
to any address on receipt OF price by the prnprio-
tors. DIR, B. j, X In NDALL cor
Enusburgh B-i., ern1ut
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-08-15

LF- 49, D. ANNNnhAI co.
Dear sira ~ haga usod several hotties 81 your
Kondall's SPAWN CHrp with perfect Success, on
valuable and bioOd4l mare that was quite laml
with Bone SPAWN. The mare is now entirely fres
from laueuess and shows no bunch on ne 10fnt
HcsDoctfully, u. IL. UUIcniEa.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-08-15
'lapoCTTuIIY,
WoLcorr wHTER.


coLJabUs, Ohio, April 4. 80,
Dr. II. J. KENDALL Co:
Dear Sirs - have been selling moro OF Kcudall'4
SPAWN Cure and fllnt's Condition Powders thaE
ever before. One man said to me, 10 was the lest
Powder / ever kept and the hest he ever used.
Ono L. HoyBnAg.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-08-15

The EIost succeseft1l y ' ovor discoy.
cred, as 70 IS certain IN .aa COOS not
blister. Read proof below:
BRooXLVg, Cona., Ray 3. 90.
DR. Z. J. KEEpALL Co:
6lrs Last summer cured CurbupOn my horse
with yOur celebrated Kendsli8 SPAWN Cure and it
was tho best job ever saw done have dozen
empty b1tle9, having used II with perfect SUCCESS,
curing every thing tried it ON. Ny nelghbor had
o horse with avery bad SPAWN that made him lame
He asked me how 10 cure 1t. recommended
Kendqll's SPAWN Cure. Iio cured the SPAWN IN
Just three weeks.
Yours respectfully
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-07

LOB RENT-oNH rEN-HooN BRICK RESI-.
dsoce. directly north Of Dupont circle containing
Ell the modern improvements hendson4sly dscorstcd
eectrl bells and axfures and heated ~ furnace.
noS-a 400 l4th q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-07
no3-e,tR.0

iSnUai II Jzx Sf xi1Tp AZ oUR 81,
Flck THEAE HOUeEs CAL N 1N6PkC1ko
oNLI ~ RkkAI1s kkOH DUB oFIICE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-07

1913 s ct. ...............s45
ICY 10Th OF. ........,...x5
DWELLING ROOMS.
Corner Mass ave and
oh q nv, In. IS per No
OFFICE ROOMS.
HOS X II NV, first door
and basement -. al5O
HOS Il ct, Sd and An
nooss. ........ 80 and 33
l5Q3 Penn ave nv -
and hall. "a door AZ
1908 Pa ave IN 6oor IL
's y p, -. 1854.
~. LON ma lH =
MI -.....,......c.e ioo.0
mas 49, ave pet lUh and
LIN -. wlth stA. loo: %
a lotn ~ Dc, \ and y SIS. itO
o -. oe' 'Soth AND zist ,so
"a IS J; il I'm s: ma All, ism {; iS
as. :, BET Z and : ~ 80
- -, ~ ~ y, ~ ~ *
lg r. :; . ,s,s sss Sa,S :: In
yeser.on pas bst Conn
n s Z S .sd ~: ssn . ssi is sS'%
iirs ana hsth'
n 81 bet Conn sveSl9thl25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-07
no.o-eo3ts

xeHO4C AE4AAa w wv
18th and Conn ave
(sesson)-....-....A -. 900
Mas ~, overiook king
Thomas Circle, with
stabie......-....--.-..o O
10th IT cor l. et. tia "a
Conn ave and LIST tcor.
ner)..............-~-S
18th st, overlooking
Conn ave, bet II and
n sfs, with stable. go
Conn ave adjacent to
Lafayette 50 lseason) $50
X Of neaR Conn ave. go
Be cor list and b sfs
NV, E2rs and bath -225
b l ave bet nth q and
Conn ave. La and
bath tsouth side). .2US. "a
n bet 18th and 10Th 2O6- %
h 1t bet Conn ave md
18th 1t. -........,A43 SO
lSrh q BET n and n sts
with stable (ssasonl 100
y q bst Conn ave end -
,d aSss :. S sss q and s 10. soo
n q, cor 2lSt. .,..-.-...-20O
y ! ave be- l7sh ana
9 = s.. t issl nd liza
"a q bet n ave and ID
st p tsssson, :;--;;;l 15
Ibss lekh and lvth. . Los. "a
In squ.s. bounded By X
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-07
FOR RENT-STORES.

ply to THOMAS W. FOWLER, V2I f ct. NV, or 10
janitor in hail. no7-3t
EOR RENT-STORE AND CELLAR, l4S n. e !:
l. S27. 90 Large store. with stable, a2O4 l4th al a.
W., reduced to S2A Store 3OS 10th st. n SO.
noI-3t W. @. DUVALL, 925 + st.
DOR RENT-CORNER STORE AND DWELLING.
L 6S3 sw. water. &C. near cable cars; suitable
for grocery trimming iced or drug business or for
stove, harness. tin ware. &c. rent, Sl4. E A. Nc
INTtRE. zig NV. no,.3n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-07

So'h s''Shssi. iar IS + i.i TO
E; ::ss; houses s sss :; d
A. S. CAYwOoD. ea3 9th st. NV.
l2ld 18th nw.miIIr 500 ea5 sumner NV. ar so
LIN ave. Tsso g i5I4 IKE Reeves nw ess
S6 Prospect & NV. sr ~ Stable elo yh ST
sseE Stable rs sl st
55S Pierce = a NV. q q Stable - iath sx5
9Th .ns nw anrurni'hsd rooms Tor Housekeeping.
F0IRs R HasI,.L p%ELLINa, 20 ROOMS. I7TH
water. zoo l4th ST.. sI2.5o Large mont room I'd
saGa 20 E ave s11 En US 81 '' aas
FOR RENT OR sALE-FIvE NEW sIx-RooM
frame cottages: cellars. furnace. ranges and gas
sss gf5 * month :: sale $500 AMI ss5oS eSSSa
EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-
pI usS5 Conn ave s g 5ss4 Vermont
III Mas. is ss Water {. he, 3
sas NJ. Az. 1f nsSss e o asr,see
st near 18th 90 Mass ave near l4ths 90
a:es 1ss as sS g
il 4 me- a' cor s a asar
Conn ~. ave D Ds.F 5s 81 ar = nf
I'm 3 nsss 81 issh near Mass ave-. iSS
]; 18th Sss 18Th and 18th i 10
no7 ii1OHi l sef Fem. : BROW ss., !.
EoR Observation-Disclosures MASS AVE. 3
thing very complete location most desirable; viii
fxk%EEy per annu ,DsSr'
1914 18th st. l6r. .sl25 l24 llth st &C. 1or $50
no4 TYIsk S1a Msra .6 Baiss
FQR RENT nj 4TH ST: n: W; Y ROOMS AND
!u Psn and g. 0sH
rented: sss per month HoksTkXMPf PM gE sH.
NJ water III .n x.'sr a. g sis g
Sssstsls if0 lSsk ns9sd ~ s5s Il 3. %
EoR RENT.FURNIsHED HOUSE. OVERLOOK
ing Iowa Circle IA rooms: steam heat; house led
G1sss ISRS sss1 omen whole or part
EOR RENT-COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE
F b isHssf ~ s,:s s
E0R RENI1FIRsT-cLAss sEvENTEEN.Roo
u house. LII 18th st.. NV, near Massachusetts
pant about s.vs the city; immediate Possession TO
s %Sop s s s ss :. tenant only siod CAY
la s,9 5.I 4 aye AYE g sa1S Or 90
liz iS IT, g s sab. F.s srs; 81 10 x
2l57 4. g and $50 and Pa ave. asiis Is
55:iK: ,na :toTs. ~ s. S5s slth. o. 1.E Is .
sisli sy; nj; ]; !; g ss ST
III :sSR g. S. g ssssis r 81 isis g
iois as.h 1oi. l. S s. sls sssh, ~ e
IS "a q &. ssG.as g 3 l. ave. n. 10 9
ig8 s Ss a. a; 90 a ~ w Il or .i0
ga ga e; a... Tsvs. Sr: WIZ
WEST WASHINGTON
2 ?s|s 4, = :; : z
a pSF full List apply to is
TOR RENT.- TwO-sTORY. AND BAsEMENT
the modern improvements s sS$SS ~'. o''A and
Conn. story brick: containing IA rooms,
bath and the modern improyements Rent, sll5.
no7-3t' - yi6 st. NV.
EOR RENT-DURING SESSION OF CONGRESS
ana
bath every modern improvement handsomely fur.
Hl.isd s Sc E. month aaf
EOR RkNT-449 lST ST. 8. T., 7-ROON DWELL
ing; ~ Wodsrn improvements convsnisnf 70 street
noa,5t. A. 8. cAYwooD. sss ssh st. NV
EOR RENT-2OSO ST. NV. l2-ROOM 3-sTORY
brick; modesn tmpsovsmepts: in thorough repair;
il. A. 8. cAYwooD. sss 9th st. nv.
COR RENT-3236 PROsPECT ST. w. 2-sTORY
+ basement brick; rooms. wstsr, he. laEvs park
no7-Sss A. q cAYwooD, oss 9Th ct. NV.
EOR RENT = ORR eT. NRAR MT VERNON
Square and Moss. ave thoroughly furnished Groom
Ssr, %o a nS g or v,nss res % go
Cali q once for permit. Wv ~ A''-
Il. 4 5. cAYwoop. sas 9th It NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-07
FOR RENT-HOTTSES

M S roSS. Ss,s ana as !.
80 wSsa;SS iSs s5sSif
no.-& Cor. 18Th and G sss.
house; ali modern ,mrrotenei,.s 50. ~ s,4
month; WAsH'S pkSiSHowfR.'
1o.-9 Coz. 18Th and G Sta
'9aE hLNI.l@eo Mf1iE ST. NE. TNosToRY
49,. &ksH'S baNENHowrR.
EoR RENr-el7 18TH ST. N.E.oRooMs ans
Rear n = ~ g 80
- ~ Sxsss'SsY f bxSFsHowrK.: 10
EoR RENT-ooMPLETEiA FURNISHED n.
Iowa S ces very ~ ,eosSs;n sspsr soss om
ioo monthly hdre.s S s, ar s ssssr' ssn'
Fok kENT-A GROOM HOUSE. All MI, 507
T.; csp'to. a.. 60: seroom frame, in esc-ent
& FgS@ iTa@s hons; 4oi 81 hs,ssL efpsf II.
n.R REsS Or.. . sTE IS. sJ
snorns,ore cabinet nlsntels eectr;e lishtihs
nos;5s eO A nf N ecu MI i ss Ny ave-.
Lon RENT-lo-kooM PREss-BRIck BAY-wiN-
oo xppy to Ssf % ss St Stable. ego
newly Furnished; furniiare for sale below cost
account Of death taken imnet,.iey lcssti9n The
IIN11i. Star once. no7-3;.
lDl Gn ~ NV liz S4U lOlUl IL Pa av. I'd foor.ts %
taVo .th nv. "a 80 loS q NV.
no % ST NV, srs- ~, nv
IL. Marshall ST. 6-s i7l6 Ilth 81 nv lroonlsD..-
loloS. q nv. ofce RUS
no7-ss aso r st.n.~.
FOR RENT : HEADQUARTERS FURNISHED
nouses-Memoers OF Consrcss and others looking
ior rurnshed houses should get my Int. X. s. DON
Al-DsON. sS1 st. n. W, ROom3 moist
EoR RENr-THREE-SToRY BRICK HOUSE, I5S3
st n. W. nins rooms and hath all modern i'm
pfosements splendid location; s55 per month. Keys
at ofhoe OF the Portland no.-:s'
FOR kENr.l43s q ST. . ROOMS, BATH AND
Venient: Apply at once. GEO NJ MYERS CO..
EoR RENTER FRAME. LIE DRoIT PIX - az so
So St n 81 ns .,s :; me- or s 80
MOIST WRIGHT sToCKETT. sio 81 NV
FOR kENT-DwELLING III 10TH ST. NV.
rooms, including bath. closet. &c. e35. In
9uire at Se6h La ave. no6-3s
EoR RENT-FINE STORE, 1878 9TH ST \. w,
togetner with I'd and I'd foors, containing rooms
anc bath iarge stabei wide alley. Apply 20 THEO.
A HARDING. Cog llth St nv no6-im
EoR RENT-NoyEMBER l5-wHOLE OR PART
Of furnished house; d rooms. bath and buffers
pantry also stable in For particulars call at
Is-et 81 n W no6-sst'
LNoB KkNT-3lOl-3l03 p ST NV. FURNISHED
or unfinished, three-story bricks; IL rooms and
BATH a m 4 iR good order; three car lines Call
al 3lol on oMNEk no6-3t'
EoR RENT-l023 CONNECTICUT AVE; e75
- per month: in perfect order Apply CHARLES
LAhLn. oo3 I4th St. no0-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-07
FOR RENT-FLATS.

EfOR RENT-TO DESIRABLE PARTIES ONLY
with references q nat Of four rooms. especially
adapted for light housekeeping; market and stores
convenient; easy distance from departments; cars
pass the door. 1927 l4th Ut. u. ". MOIST
EOR RENTzSEYEN-ROoM FLAT. FURNISHED,
l. to adults for $65 $45 and board for one lady:
east SOUTH west exposure; white servant secured with
nat II DESIRED references 92O 9Th st. NV. oc30-2w'
EOR RENT-TWO ELEGANT NEW FLATS, 1914
and 1915 Pa ave. n. finished in best manner; 8
rooms. bath and storage rooms each rent for I'd oor
gu: % moor, eoO. GEO. w. LINkINS,
no.tSM 500 18th st. n. ".
LOB RENT-BEAUTIFUL SIX-ROOM FLAT; EN-.
tire second noor. including perfectly equipped
kitchen Wide back porch; all nearly m. l. l4th
St. near K l: ave; steam heated; $50 per month. r.
A PHILLIPS son. l4l9 New York ave. oc2S-1m
EOR RENT : FURNIsHED-A VERY NICE I'd
L floor fat q rooms and bath open CRATES: back
porch; Adults only. RsfsrsDoes. I325 i4th st. nj
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SHED.
t23 L 8. nv. 15r. $50. 80
1874 i 81 NV. l2r. .. So 80
c3 llth st NV, Tor. ..S3. IS
0lS X II NV, tlr....s;i 80
l02S 18th VI nv. llr. S3. IS
3011 y st nv. 12r.......15
2Ol5 g 81 NV. Or.
.syS5 . II NV, l2r.
:.uls q II NV, l0r........6o
"a /. III 81 nv, Tor ......5o
lila l4th ct nv. E
lnat) ..................9
l2;S3 llth 81 NV. Sr......a5
6Ol Il 81 NV, ST and st. .4o
40 l2th st nv, VI .......4S
HOG l4th 81 NV, 2lr......40
30th and NJ NV tB SO
natsl, T.....-........-0
1874 18th II NV. Sr......25
3lU LIST ct ne, 3r. ST b. :. -
l4l3 q Of nv, lUr L store
ISHED.
q st near 18th Ut nv,
" ....................S115
4 81 near 12th st rw,
Fsrraeui 50. i:ir. -. i66. u
Mass ave near 18th st
nv. 4r...........l6 6. 81
New Jersey ave near
Capitol, nr...-.....107
18th ut near Il st NV,
Gr......:...---........lO0
NJ 81 near 18th NV. Tor. l:225
L ST near 10Th nv. lSr. Us
l. ct near 18th NV. Tor. LIS
Slth st near Y st NV.
4Ur..........s. .lU
T 81 near 21st NV, az. 30
:I2lU 18th OF NV. 7r......So
} examined Us permit from
Mas J. flsHER q CO.,
1.Sga y AZ m
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MANIFESTATIONS.

w competent white cook. with good city references
privats family: no washing. Address Box -, Star
oDce. no7-2fs
WANrED-BY A YOUNG MAN POSSESSING
w know edgs Of the rcai estate business, VINO can
NJ estate once. Address NJ y. p. stax ofnce ~.
WASTED-AT HEADQUARTERs- POSITIONS
w for cooks chalnbermaids waitrsas. laundree.ss.
hsA AAAuKL A. CoOABs CO.. so losh O. n =.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-13
CASTLE GARDEN FOR NAVAL DRILLS
The Naval Reserve Associstio.,s Appllea.
tlon 20 the Park Board.

The Naval Reserve Associstio.,s Applies.
tion % the Park Board.
An application has been made to the psrA
Commissioners By Mr.. Herbert Livingston
satterlee. President Of the Naval Reserve As.
ISOLATION. for permission to drill the First bat
TALON In Castle Garden. with the ultimate OBJ
iect Of establishing permanent armory for Il
there
AT present" Mr.. satterlee said yesterday,
we find ourselves in Just this position. Our
men, to the mum Der Of 300. have been mustered
Worried ts5 s ssS yTfss sy service They
liable to be called out at any moment to defend
sas % e ehs s
made sy 90 that they o can G pss
Island Last t as1g Ss sis.
banded for our vacation. When We met again
should perform the DR. MS required By law. Va Va
Fly IRss. sst ssRo ewn ~ TIC ss
Ssen ons me "
Allow us to use their armory on Saturday
ers. in which to Keep our eouipmen however:
and. as it would be contrary to the regulations
70 keep our accoutrements elsewhere than
TIE Unsd ssates ssoeiSne sp Mn
ss w e tAs there M nos II eth
s5s.d III sSt ssSs sas
provisions shall have been made for the bat
TALON; The garden is large enough for the
70. the storage Of rifles and equipments be-
sides. 1t would be easy Of access. and the use
We Pft94p s to put 1t to would net interfere
held there. The drills Of the battalion and the
t pand practice would serve as source Of en-
~ IT seams ts me that Castle Garden would
the naval Be- q r. any ar uss q al III
must 30 situated on the water front. as a large
ss sn
Ssl %a i e. s e Mt sae
the cutters from Castle. Garden. fifteen min
ser where We have eermYssion 'e e
drill on United States vessels when they are
In port, and five minutes to reach the western
ana removing Of Channel obstructi tic ss'; and
thr u. placing OF dummy submarine torpedoes
r,sst Ss, hIs ssugsssGss has been made
sssss aas sssn ~ policy e saS sS1 ass
ninth Regimont al, Tomptins Market. Within
the Gne-Riile circuit which has the City Hall
power. It's wealth in buildings and merchant
disc where no much damage might be done In
% little time. thore, Is not, q single ar
therefore, :, strong sentiment among
business men that there should be IN armory
den. Among those who have endorsed our APP
Riieation are the Hon. William q Whitney. J.
aIerpont Morgan. Charles N. Fry OF the Rank
lard. ". H Perkins Of tho Bank Of America.
moore moore d SS.ehiey Brayton Ives. august Bel
tnd Ambrose Snow, President Of the New York
Board OF Trade and Transportation"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-13

crease srSss a Il. U sc%psrd VIII
s %sss 5 cns sns ns a. s an
crsass q S8 "A cssp.ssa VII thS S2 ut
sSer an ln ssssSS q q s ana n''
The Union Paoi1e Depvsr md Cult HAilE1sd
EsSss ss9 as g ostsSsr ps q se s
4ss same an %sqss q 1s aS si
cHsi sSdnE S 81 ss z.
S sna nh sss sslse q
The receipts from customs for the week xy ger
s 1s tcta az. q i9sssns ss sfpse1
!Hst XssE s ssd making the total since July l.
National bank note circulation outstandins.
and dssssSssd ssSSaAs rf sssSss
ssssiR ssne nS.ss: sss.ssi.fia dssresss q
The amount e I'll * cent bonds fsd a
ss$ss e . "a
The chief Of the bureau Of statistics reports
Uni GnIted ri States during the periods named were
as follows: t
-Isso.--
ss..A .ns,s. NO, .4 sssss ..4s s's;
Recommendation. o86 112,<pAIto
-1SeL--
Month ending NOV, g ~; ssSsSi.sss s4sooioss
%. %. TIL
Treasury balances compare with those Of
last Saturday as follows:
ess cot, AZ. s, s,,s ...,sss:s;ss @
svsf s SSsa ana nsIasin1
7ssa;uIy nOsss..:"... 1tos.Ass eAsoseA
Totals. ..sls0. o01l2s si4lllea72
DsDosits 4, T., national a bank: sas7ssS ~
e .ecnre the s.pe Sls. 7s85o0: n aaditi9n 70
lion purchased under the act Of July IL. 1880,
::s.ns H. ..n aea q Which s9
121.253 are outstanding.
Money In London. ~. y cent. Rate Of dis
count In the open market for both short and
three months bills. 2G2h gent. Amount Of
bullion Withdrawn from the Bank Of England
on balance to. day. i47.O 900. Paris sdyices quote
exchange on London at rs francs 22x
centiinea
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
a. l,,,~ HnIN
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New York Markets.

SATURDAY. Dec. 11.-FLouR Axp MxAL-Ihs market was
supsrnns: tsioSsss6 No. extra tss6OI4; 81, l
ss!5s e' .p4ns n;ss
SSs.2s city mills chipping slt.ss q. z00SSso Rys
bs!-s$2ssss.6 Cor wssssrn (, and $50 for Brandt.
came .tesdisr af.erward improved closing urn at par
italy point Decline from yesterdays nnAl priceA The
early decline was due to lower prces Liverpool The
partial recovery that took place was Que 20 demand
the port. and the expsct.tion that the at
dull: middlng uplandS l:18c; do. Gulf. 8 1916.
The following are the detAtls Of the transactions in
futures. with sales Of sc 800 bales:
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Deputy Sheriff Heimberger received execu-
tioDs for $5.274 yesterday against tho Cohn-
field Company ostrich feathers, at So and 81
Greene street. In favor Of j. \ L. SeasonG"o1,
The company WAS Incorporated In February.
lSsH VITA a capital si'.'S 81 ;,2,,aaj. by lsidOr
Cvlinfald. after his financial ,iiiIiculties had
been adjusted by u trust arrangement. Mr..
Gihen o. Hoadley. .ia,uterb.tch a johnson. ~,
torneys Tor the ynisn,snt ereditors said yes
terdAy t9at tho judgments We're tor rent due
issd W pay but failsd W dQ w.
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Ei.strse ssoeh a......s.a (.
ssecrr,ary Fo..rr'. ConcI.Ion.

WAsHiSuToS. Dec. l2.-Secrctary Foster Is
reported to be better and stronger to-day than
at any time since he. was taaen sick. ail,fhis
trirnds are very much encouraged ut his im-
will hardly be able to make his contemplated
Southern trip fog several weeks yvt :
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indian corn futures we're again irreraiSs s..isr tol
fo N tx. e.
ssn ian, 9SS for n,S sna Msy
s % 3G ;s sSsss:.
aA' ai'
~ 81 sssS: sas
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sa 5t lsr 0
After '6hsnxe-w6sas closed stssdy: Nc; rcd winter
4; siij$s; IT ~: .;sE
sissne! mixed for btSemSsr : sS W. '1 81:
.;s .s: ' 'ss anu
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s:ps. f,s s.s ssssos 5 pI b.s. e. e
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=: ss;ss % 'ss:
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IS! sit is 5ss. ss ss..ss ash. sa'yFa lie
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q Rewa snSIa tS!eHs sr.nu.I.S
e1 a s:: ss a,. sets III !.:I; Ss.i.5;
forto RICO. .5Gs5c: Domestic, old crcp iSSisS; d.
sss sr%p 70 . sssa 49, "s Ssn:
ssss. as q ssai n sss J.Sss ;sss
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ERIE LINES,

caao. va cHiuTAuouA LAKE az HiAGAfA
FALLS. An ENCHANTING PANORAMA OF NOUN
TAIES. FORESTS, AND STREAMS
Direct route to Pnssac. Paterson. Tuxedo Newburnh
Middetown. Port Jervs, Monticello. White Lake Homes.
dale. scranton BnRhnmton, Eimira Corning. Watkins
Glen Bath, Hnmmondsport. Avon Springs. Rochester
Hornellsville Buffalo, Niagara Fails Toronto Chautau
qua Lake. Cleveland Cincinnati. st. Louis, Chicago,
and all points West Trains leave New York. foot OF
Cham beers st. as follows. and ve minutes earlier from
q m 4. N. Dany-yla Niagara Falls and Chautauqua
V.OO Lnk. fsrinr Car New York to Buffalo. Sleeper
y M i ~ aiiy-Vestuhule Limited Solid train for
O.OU Chicago. via Chauiauqua Lake with dining car
to Chicago. SIeepers to Chicago Cleveland and Gin
. IN r. NJ. except sunday-Mountain express for
jew Btnghamton Honesdale, anu Monticello
* y J.. n. Daiy-Solid train TO Chicago. via Mag
OscO ara Falls and Grand Trunk Railway. Sleepers
TO hnffalo; Rochester Toronto. and Chicago
q IN n. Daty-via ChautAuQua Lake ana Niagara
C.cV Fails. solid train to Chicago. sleepers buff
falo Chicago and Cincinnati.
p9Rr JERyls. w Dsyso 20 NJ BAN; 19;soA.
$50 NJ. sundays-0 A. NJ. 3FM. $50 ". NJ. $40
NJ EwBrRG Week Days-9 4. NJ, 8:4IP M $40 P.
N NJ d.!OP. n. Sundays-9A A. NJ. 7. NJ. $50 r NJ.
'NICkkTS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS ut
2id 81. Ferries. New York; 1871 and 1888 Fulton g.,
Br1o&lyI; lo1 Broadway. wiiamsburgh; corner New
ark and Hudson sts Hoboken and Jersey City Station
Ere Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage
from hotels and residences through destination.
ID. J. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent.