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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21

hlT YORK. Jan. 20.-Messrs. Hubbard, Price
'o .n their cotton letter say: Tho Liver
market closed AZ noon IA consequence OF
.p.rai Of the Duke Of Clarence. BY that
e Cos were 1865 higher Tor futures than
yesterday and very steady. spot sales 5000
gao. Our cables say they would have been
.-eh larger except Tor the half holiday. In
UT market lhe opening WAS about poin|s
s..fe last evening. but this Improvement was
.... an4 again recovered when il became appar-
81. liat tle receipts would only DO 1900 bales,
...'A.t q 0l1 last year. As the day progressed
,oie of Tie shorts plainly became nervous al
e extremely light receipts, and In their
s.fs 10 cover had advanced the
-"ttt by half-past ] O'Clock some IL points
e'ti last evening Receipts for tomorrow are
,-Aiel az 1900 bales. against 1900 bales last
ii Inc Memphis receipts for the day are
's ilan third Of what they were last year.
f,, resent ratio Of decreasing receipts, u con
f,,-.'l, would indicate a crop considerably less
,t.i- 900 but the trade is not yet willing TO
IA th4t they are due to any other cause than
f-- iher and the short interest has un-
,,g..-ohabiy been considerably increased upon
nsr- lheory During the afternoon the
fst.'' continued firm, closing at tho best
3''' % the day which show al average ad-
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. MD. Jan. 2o.-Flour- Receipts. TO-
llg: shipments POS. Wheat, g,Oss; shipments,
1856. Market-Southern arrivals IN agre and
insufficient 10 test the existence Of a demand.
Western opened lower. demand Irregular No. ?
rel SPOT S1.0laL0il4; steamer, 9t S9sc.; fultz'
g3c.@s1O2; longberry. Ec@asl03. Corn-he-
CENTS ls4204: shipments 6s,S1. Southern re-
celpts extremely small and prices unchanged.
Western firm; spot, mixed: 509se599c.; steamer
mixed, 4,13G479sc.; Southern white, $50, &C.
yellow. 4sa52c Oats-Eeceipts. 5000; ship
nanfs LOS Hecoints are again HIGHT.
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CuCaq0. JAN 20.-Wheat Wheat opened
weak and lower. advanced on bull news from
t.e Pacific coast, declined under raid of the
...r, MI finally closed up strong and $50.
higher on revival Of war rumors. Receipts,
cars.
Com and oats were very dun and closed with
o.t change Receipts OF corn, 2.9 cars. Oats,
t.ar8
II.r|t ols-lrOvlsiOns opened lower I'm SYM
la.. with the early weakness ia wheat and
N.l. iurtltr depressed Iy the estimated heavy
ger. ot hogs for to-morrow Pork declined
Ii. ------ ---L-- --.
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UyroN STocK-YaRDs. Ill. Jan 20.-Cattle-Re-
CENTS. 5000 head; weak; common TO extra
steers S2s5a5.i5; stOckers. $3.50; COWS and
bulls. SL1O0325. Hogs Receipts. $1,000 head;
finn; heavy SL2je4 SO: mixed and medium
sL90aAO; light. SieI25. sheep-kecepts,
5000 head: steady; common to extra, Sa5Oe 5.5J'
lambs. sl5Od6.i0
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.-7I-1. wIeat-N0. IN stofe, s7c.' No. 8 SC;
.c. sales by sample, o. d. =, No $,
b.. do s.ole. s9e.: no. 3 red. Soc. Sales by SAM
t.t. DE- b.: No red 92c.; NO. red s51k&
80. &. Glalic.
LH... Ao =. s4c.. 40. white. 309SClec. No. s.
fc.; yellow E7s814c.; No. white, as1ec.i
.. lac. .-,>
Us.s-Da frmer; No. in store 2g4ee9]sc.;
331lc.. no. 3white. soc. sales by sam
i.. H. 0 D.. SO. b. 24j.a 80c., white. Oe3l}2c.i
a2gi4c.. 40. white. 31 3ll8c.
..F .atei shoulders Sales: 200 boxes teDlu-
tF 0l private terms: 100 boxes March on pm
'l ms l01 boxes April on private terms;
tss Nay On private terms.
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LIVERPOOL. Jan. 20.-Spot cotton steady; N ia
ding uplands. lilo. Sales 5000 bales Futures
steady; January-fehruary, a 5.A; FEBRUARY
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CINcINNAr1. O.. Jan. 2O.-pork Regular,
s1lI2I6@iL25: family alO15ei1O0. Lard ket-
tie dried. 63s@64c. Bacon Short clear sides,
&C. Whisky-Saies Of 1888 barrels at Sl.l,.
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RIcHMoND GEgEEAL MABKETs.

PRODUCE
HButer: Fancy creamery. 25a2oc.: dairy
packed, 22R23c; Mer nan packed, Sa2Jc.;
fair also; common l04l24c.
Eggs; Ia crates >Oc Ia barrels ~ GUINEA
l,c.
DREs I'D POULTRY.
Turkeys. per pound l5al7c. Ducks, l2}fslac.,
Chickens, l3al5c
LIVE POULTRY PER HEAD.
Live hens, fat 2-a2,c.; hens and roosters, ga
2fc.; chicken, yolnE ana grown -<h-'c''
chickens medium ana fat. lsa2Jc.
GtAE.
venison. per pound llai5c.; Rabbits Ssie},sc.
Birds-partridges. dead. l.al<c'i DucAs Two
apiece 25a3Oc. Geese, 4Jao3c.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Potatoes. Irish. f0ayc per busael.
Potatoes Northern. 81 75a1OO per barrel
Potatoes Virginia Sl.Oali9.
Sweet Potatoes 40a5 c. per Dusnel
Onions ia Patato. $S.6jss.s5, per barrel
Onion Sets. S200a25l per DusheL
Peanuts, 3lRa4lsc; per pound.
Oranges, lla, bright box sl'oa@'|o
Apples Able. Fancy Eating. si5oaa59 per barrel.
Apples Cooking, sl.5la-0J per barrel
Celery; l5ae5c. per bunch.
Lemons: Fla S3.O0a35O per box
COUNTRY BACON.
Hams, small. Va, l2al5c.; per pound. Hams.
large Va. l0nl2c.
sides, gaiOc.; per pound.
Shoulders. sagc; per pound.
Country Lard, C&J11c; per pound.
DRIED FRUIE
Apples Redo and Brown. sliced. 4a5c., per
mound: Fancy 4a5lac. Quarters, 2iaa3c.
Peaches fancy. peeled 5asc. medium, 5a6c;
DARK 4a41sc.; unpeeled 2a25ec
Blackberrles, sc.
Huckleberrles, 1a7lac.
Haspberries l2ai3c.
SCELLANKOUs-
Buckwheat -four 2ISas]5c. per pound.
White Beans Fancy. Sl75a2so per bushel.
Colored Beans, $1.50alfa
1allow 4ail6c.; per pound. 30
Gensing Root 81 55a3J0 per pound. Seneca
Root. SIC: Golden Seal Root, zoe.
niscE-Eye Pers, sl.i0al25 per bushel.
t~ranas choice 81 25ai5l
Fish. Herrings-North Carolins Family Roe,
hall barrels s3.25 new: Potomac, gross. s273'
North Carolina cut, $475. -,
Lard: Prime 674c. for tierce,; isru com
pound. basc for tlerces; cans. usual dlneronce.
Lard: Country. CSC.
Matches: CO.'S, b5c. per gross; SOOs sl'oo sio'''
COOS az: zoos s5as5.5O gross. ,,
Mo.sssos: Choice Porto Rico. &c; meaiuh.n
Porto Rico, 2Sc; No. Cuba, &c; NO z oups'
jsc.; fancy New Orleans, 43c.; choice, S6c;; NO
dunn, 2sc.; blackstrap. barrels, I4c.; hogsheAds'
lSo.: baking molsssxs. l4sl0c'
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Wilmington, y. G..

WILMINGTON, n. C.. Jan. 2o.-Spirits turpen-
tine firm at 3llsc Rosin quiet; strained steady
al si85; crude turpentine steady; hard, 81; vel
low dip, 81.
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.NoRroLK, Va, Jan. 2o.-peanut market IN
chAnged.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
o,o,rye QUOTATIONS or MONEY.
Earrings and sales at the Richmond Tobacco
r1changc- Internal Revenue eoii''-
uons-ToreIen Ad'ices.

49,. vorr. Jan. eo.-Money closed az per
.. highest. eis. lowest. ~ Exchange
'...l sie.iv. posted rates. 4sSlfeis51 actual
.... ,.ss..st., for sixty says and +si34@fs5 for
sand Governments steady; currency 6s.
.. e,.en5ed -. registered, 100: as coupon
rsMA ..-.
a,.stck market tais morning hnu Win me
'-...on of slight hcsltancy before y clock
't.slyaneei without interruption from tho
I'..tv Ihisnas lue 10 WAS generally con-
'.ttn tha belief that the reports concerning
.t.affon oi snairs between tho United
.r.i hil which had been circulated for
...t f.w DAYS vcro moro or less eXQgger-
. Trccs opened higher on q brisk b ying
.,..l.ssion houses and sharp covering.
. ..sI fho london market was closed to-day
.e we're manv foreign orders 30 buy which
.1 Che inward tendency. lrlces advanced
morning wore on except IN the case OF
Whisky trusts which dropped in tho
dealings from a04 90 5i3t. The
..eI dealings OF the morning we're in Mise
rr,.r. ST. Paul. Rock Island. Reading
f..i...n. Erie. Delaware AMI Hudson, LACK
., Chicago Gas. New York and NeN
t.,rf and National COrdGge These stocks
'.f .f only the most active, but also lAe
t'. Whole market had advanced 4, 20 ~ lfl
..f Th. sales amounted 90 2lt 800 shares ~ ~
... afternoon. as WAS natural IN the ttCo -.
...s .frge advance. there was some s'..ii'e - ~
-...Ir hut The prices we're well be. ana o.ls
..aIt reaction took place In the ~. IilI'
,b.fe WAS removal OF the Dnyins any ~ 80,
81 fguros we're within fraction oi .Nqq -
lf.Ir dav Tho advance. o. c'mpaIcu NJ. ~.
.....raavs prices ranged from 20 rs psI
3D.. -s.rq for the dav were l34llu' aA"-'a
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WANTS.

WANTED. SQUADS -PAHTIES HAVING
w them for sale address Box 2.2. Manehes-
ter Va ia 'I-'n.lN -N p
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MANCHESTER ADVERTISEMENTS.

MANCHESTER PICKING AND PRESERY-
VI ING COMPANY.
IT, B. CERsIEY. Prest j. W. LEWIS. Manr
Canned Goods. Sweet and Sour Pickles az
wholesale. Office and factory; j. ~ L. u. H., at
Hull street crossing. lali-oW
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DhwE. DoRsErr OK
DENTIST,
OFFICE HOP HULL STREET.
Full Sets Teeth. 80 to $40. Filling from 81 up.
ia 19-tf
A T. sNELLINGs. PRESCRIPTION DRUG
"a GIST and dealer in PERRY MEhlhS,
TOILET ARTICLES, IOBACCOS CIGARS and
everything usually found in a trst-class drug
store Branch Office The TINES newspaper
corner Twelfth and Hull streets Manchester
Va. oco-H
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TANTED-REIIABLE AND ENER9EIIC
w AGENTS TO SOLICIT SUBSCHlPI
TO the Canital stock II TIE NEWPORT NEWS
BUILDING COMPANY. Plan new and attrac-
tive. A better contract viii be gwen 70 she4is
than bv any other building company IN the
field For terms and PROSPECTUS apr ~ 10 or ad-
dress l. T. HOUIr General Agent. n .-l east
Main street Richmond Va. lals-tu'th'saim
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StfninnpatS.
FALL RIVER LINE

F0R BOSTON. NEWPORT. ,rRoNiDEN,,t goiLAGE
CITY NANTUCKET CARE COD WHITE NOUN
TAlNS, aud all Eastern pp,ns
DOUBLE SERVICE during SUMNER MONTHS
The four leading steamboats, OF the word in commits
sion together
PURITAN, pIiCNIN,
PLY OuTH, and pRUIfD.StE.
Leave New York from Pier -. y. IL foot OF Murray
1t cot. as follows .-
drec', connecting win Pntmnn ,rs'lh led express
ira due Par& square station Bns'cu. 100 \ NJ, ana
with ex pre-s tram Tor New IrhiOr there Cnnlrc ine
direct vi b boat for Cottage CITY and N,nucRei the
b3O boat frun sew York sundays touches nj .ewport
Mondays at . A. Ny . 49,,
6,lS y. w.. week days onlv. for Newport AMI iail
River, due Newport 0Ir ial River A. VI, c'i meet is
with Pullman yostllu ed cNpIHss tTG Il !dc os On
~. and wi h express trains and t.uGEh cars hT Sape
Cod points the VII e Mogutniu,. Sc. $780,.
Connecting annex boat leaves brock lyn. week Gays
and sun avs at Z {. NJ. der'ey City = l..
A splendid b nd ami orchestra attached 10 each
steamer In commission.
Tickets Statrrvons &C. can be obtained IN New YORK
IL .9l. .1h VA. AoT. sn i,3-3 Ero1d~ y. ~ "th
av. ga Me,t i25ih 1t. East % b -. 2Sl tIl"'
bus av l43 B"v sry As or Ito sc H'I W,li'nr II" ~,
tho lino ice. Pier - y K. an! on ~ amer Nrni
IN ttAnps to Post Dicc box AZ Tor cory OF IN
Brightest summer Lands"
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DISEASES OF MEN.

- 1F1 A68&0 In vi III - ~
u :. Asa. Il. 30 years specialist. secret and
private diseases or men. SIr" III GA! an tongue
po., Get gre structure. blood poison ng ,"in II y
red spots. no painful eilngs ah-rrs-cs
DIS hsed bnes, sore head ana legs kidney and blldrr
UtaIble cure for youthf e'rnrs nervous debility
hnck, bat! Urea siruuKcn inipr'ii.
mentS /" rriKgc. loss OF memory l"mneSs OF riIs
wenhErss OF body anu w. nd: lost manhood and visVr
restored
DIR IALLElTS tyhNTEES
a1utck and sure cure. Ben- in mind. practice mates
perfect. Thousands cured yearly i"u vi rave time.
money and Erea' suffering by consulting DIR, ALLIE IT.
the celebrated ana We An""n specia 81 IN private dis
;ncn TIE unfortunate, the neglected. and
ticuarlr tn"s" suffer ny from bad arrce should con.
suit me- Discharges stopped At once. No cita'gr
les cured DR.. iiALLETT. i4H fas; 18th ST. n"hr Sd
Charges low: best al wee free cbGrge hourB Hto a.
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GAVE MONEY by buying trunks. va ises, bags steamer
- CHAIRS rugs, and travelling outfits in sgnrral OF
u, MACY AtO.
9th ay, 18Th TO I4th 81.
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8xiIrmaG
De N NJ s YLvAMlA
RAILROAD.
the STAND RD RAILWAY OF AMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT ny
Block Signals and lnterlotking Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets.
IN Effect JULY o, 1893.

TIVE FAST LINE
sEoe A, M.rulman ye.,,bSis sleeping and r.rl,s
MI I..: 'isr, \; nessdsy. Connects, also, for
TnE PENN -Ti.vANIA LIMITED.
aSso S A. ~ ncom Go;sa ssIu.iysiy Of rgilmrn We.
smofinR and oSssrysiian "a SrsseSt.ns nhanS al
9Th .s.s % s babe .Sac am.
a., tns eon, We, OF home or ot'ee Lsh ed ~
;ssssS "a ! lSsi. # y ~
IT. LUCl> ASDt tNt iNNAHiEXr
300 F. .-Tullmnn veNihnis Sleeping cara from
fGT ara "nh ns csr s.sS. IN" HSt to
.ts h r.s n:s otS s y s loa T. so
rms, oI.U~B1AN EXPRESS.
s AMI %as rSs s os ssSH.s ""..
:pfss .s? 8: FEN ST S. .TA TO Chicago arrive"
THE WESTERN EXprESS.
rsS; : IS ST.
C9ie.se, Arrive; ., ,isyeahi i ~ 4: y. ynieaso
s9.r y next day Connects for To.edo da.i,. OK.
CIrIc ExrrE@s.
500 r; M.-rn,tm.n Enre! siesriny car New YORK
d mex day Sna sI Y, a to. nd
ss:y and Tor cleveland sai SsismSa:. sssap; ss:Si
-orTHw EsTERN Ex"Krss.
YORK 80 cincinnati. Memphis, AID - louis DinIn:
n = y
a. H. .s,ona @"rans io'i' A
81 =. Pa; @fI%sss 'Ss
isan' A'aerils AMI tx kn . I;, m ~,
Ohio Railway. with Through Sleeping snd D'nng
rasss y. ss. y: ss
Vi. Knoxvii.e, GRatta"oora. snI Birmingham.
nALriAo.'k'w iGEr ;iAar"N' ANnrnH
1oIcA. ~.6a"Wn.h.n. ton Limit, r%pr,.s"
:sar sa's 80 q H. Ca TO Baltimore arriving
fSla.n v..iIouie fsr:r Car. and bt"s'r t.r srry;
usSai Pullman cbaiErs on either otth..e ua,n.
and Il $40 tc and e1 40 fo T. S ,aG
aa.snEa. FOR sa.i s@ s o. o3r ,n sYplaI
s5f xILAS1!c CITY. l:so F. n; week day.. with
FOR CARE MAY: 100 p. Nj. week days through
Ems s'.'ts t:S"!E rf. 9s'SD '9ts .aa
ana s:ib do not stop At %.basy PARK and Ocean
FOR PULL. DEI.PHIA.
Express: 30 7:co, 500 40 $50 9:3o 1000 Penn.
sylvan'a Limited. With Dining tar anil in:ln wash.
e:sS so o. $50 C aud 300 ' H.. aud IS n III"
ts Ss %%0 Esns. ne g. 80 20" mo T.
s sss 3. SS .ss nd isS night AssS4m''4
r. 70 .p oea ;ss on ns
j. q. WI! Mf: e" = a"1 H a2 s
and foot OF Deshr ,sses and tnrilandt SITS: st.
Sioosyn H2%Af" An" Sex
cheek baggage from hotels and residences through
General Manager General rassr Agent.
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NORWICH LINE
TROY BOA IS.


foot OF Wet 10th ST., daily except Saturday. T. NJ
sunday steamer touches Mt Albany.
TO NEW, EAyEH, 5"c. ,.,,
EXCURSION GOOD & DAYS.. Sl.2I. Leave ferK
slim Pier IS. Z. X. r. M and II 80 =. SATURDAYS
and sundays IL NJ cnnnrc'ing with trains IoE Meri
d,p Hartford, Spr ngtel!. HoyoE-. q
NOR SAUGERTIl and CatsSili Mount L'us.--steari
L ers sAuGERifES and ULSTER leave every week
day at q p. ~: Saturdays. 1850 T. VI. from ioot or
West l1th At.
GNOR SOUTH SORWhLk Steamer CITY, or A., Any
Il leaves Hickman st. = 30 +. N saturdays. : r. NJ;
leayes asst 81 400 2. M Sniu days. ~ T. NJ
Hartford LINE steamers leave rter -. :, hst
River dairy exc, n sundays at i. NJ Tor Nartio'a
and Connecticut River landings
HUDSON AND COXSACkIE ROATS leave every week
j day At r. NJ from Pier ~. iooi ot WeSt lith s'
connecti gwith Boston m Albany H. !.
NTONTArK S. b. Co LIN T. u For orient: Green
V1 port. shelter Island. aud sag iinrbur titF ~ L.
fO,t Be- man st. 3 t. " Gn..y. snniINStN.tp,e w
II g on Ter. ". t. GiLDhR~LEFNI. Agent.
ID iMsDRIL LINE steamers .esvr rlcr - \ r. loot
II OF Frank in ~. for West Point 'lo - Tlux ,orii.
Fshkil LAnGing transion 4. and New Jar2h. week
days T. NJ: Sundays A. NJ.
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WEIIlli ST.AVt E.RNa,.

BRITASNIC ..........,..N rinesiRr. Juiy ~. A. NJ
ADRIA ;Ic..........Ws nesdal, July -. gao +. NJ.
Superior second cabin nIni uhinns On IsHtOnic
and Maj site 10 o. from tue "u country so
Ouce. ~ Broadway, uid on the what frui Oi West
10Th st. III. MAITLAND kERSES. Agent
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Z RlE LINE Is,

Mn Direct Ia sac. Pa er, on Tuxedo. Sewburgh.
Nj drtown PORT Jes'l.. monticello: White Lake.
l'n.s a-. scran on. ngnan:on. Emira. Corn He.
Wa kins rter. IA h. EAmniondsport. Avon Springs,
Eocn-srr. irns svii e. Bh!aio NIAGARA fai Toronto
th,Mtau,lua Lake, Cleveland. C4n lima l. ST. Louis,
Chicag" and pnints West. I AIMS cave New YORK.
t""i II Chamber St as follows. and nvo minutes
900 /. u. Dally-vis Niagara Falls and chsut.u.
QUA n e. rar,nr ar New YORK to Buffalo. eeDor
Horne.isvil- TO cincinnati Connects a: Port Jerss.
crpt MAY. Tor Non icc!!o Delaware and susque.
EaIfLn Valleys by day iRt
::ODI. Eany-vrsthuls Limited Solid train
tor : cage via uau.aaara laSe with dining car 10
Ha i Delaware Va lev by dnrhght:
BinE a;n;up, l!on-S!a aih Mon lce!p.
:..ss &. la iy-SoiIi train to Chicago via Mag.
ara ~ l. and Grand TrUnk hn.'~ay. slewpers to Buf
fac. EocH.sIer j. rontr. and Chicago.
$50 =. Iai VIA rhnutauqna Lake and Mag
ara Falls. SOFIA Train 10 Chicago sleepers to Eunalo
PonT ImKy Ds-i"esk Days. A. NJ. a. NJ. 10: aoA.
NJ i. ~ go =. ~. ( 80 +. VI. $50 J.. NJ =. s..
g, IN sunaays-a ~; T. NJ, G:3o T. 81. $50
..NwE. GT- Wysk pays-N A. ~; a;45P NJ, +A5r
VI G:3u =. NJ. : NJ. ) rdays-n A NJ. ?. NJ $50
T. VI. sat rdays tniy-i2:5o +. NJ. f23d st.. lao.
THk T. AND IIII.NAS ACCOMM0 ATOMS at
4ul III. nnd va Broad way Chambers and West 23d
F-rr es Sew y RI. 1888 Futon at. brooklyn: lOI
Broadway, w,i!iemshrrgh: 700 Inlson St. iobokeT.
nnd jersey .ly STAT on. Iric Transfer nmrnny calls
10. aud chess baggage from ho'eis and residences
through to DIST nrii
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Hailroads.
READING RAILROAD SYSTEM
Station foot OF Liberty ST., North River.
Time Table in Effect Juno 20, 1892.
Hailroads.

Trains Leave via
Central Railroad of New Jersey.
Washington S-hour flyer. daily, u 40 A. NJ.
Philadelphia Fast I.in-. except sunday, Z
+. ~.
Scranton Express, except Sunday, stAb A. NJ
H:..O T.. NJ.
Lonu Branch PS~r, except Sunday, otao
n.
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Embroideries.

CAMBRIA EDGES. Ia TO ! INCHES WIDE,
WouTli lic,. ,T,...,.,.,..,.,...,,...,
2T.INCH I'm ,TIICnED FLouAClSGs FOR
CuI.DgEA'S UEESSLS .............,,.......,
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RaiItoads.

ID ,rLRoAp TICKETS bought. sold. And exchanged
Al fRAHx's Reduced Rate Railroad Ticket ONCE. S<e
and s47 Broadway. corner Leonard st.. New York.
Open Sunday mornings during July.
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::r PHILADELPHIA, Baltimore and Washington.
ROYAL. Bs.CE heNsi.

ROYAL. B2.UE LeNii.
rS'eas pH Exgr 5 5ts p ssa i 1 1 li;2o
sat;!si.. 100 iG,35 il so 4. y. Win d.auY sss
, l;s. $40. VITA dmrns car oiVo' o:oo r NJ lznS
and wasn,nson Es sS daily a. boo
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THE STRAITS OF MAGELLAN.

Chill Has Three Vessels There. But tho
Miantonon,ah and Convoy are Going
Through.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19--''There are
three Chlian war vessels in the Straits
Of Magellan" said a naval officer Mon
day night They are not obstructing
that important ocean highway against
the vessels of any nation. but there is
an understanding between the
state department and the navy de-
partment that the presence of the
Chilisn vessels Is intended as a
more war vessels OF the United States
from the Atlantic to the Pacific waters
Inside of ten days the Miantonomah,
one Of the strongest war ships in the
world, will start for Valparaiso, con.
voyed by the Newark. At .Montevideo
the Atlanta and Chicago will unite the
the convoy. These vessels accompanied by
the cruiser Bennington, are not only
going to the Straits Of Magellan, but
they are going right on through. II
there Is any obstruction there, it will
be swept out of the way. They are 60
ing to Valparaiso, and nothing will stop
them"
The above statement was made by an
officer who knew his authority, and
meant every word of it. His name can
not be given, solely because it would
cost him his official position lie is
one of the bravest and most efficient
men in the navy. He added with a
smile: ~ expect short and decisive
commencement and conclusion of the
entire Chilisn matter in the Straits OF
Magellan"
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FIFTY THOUSAND PEOPLE
View the Remains of Cardinal Manning
Most of Them Working People.

View the Remains of Cardinal Manning
Most of Them Working People.
LONDON, Jan. 1S.-Not less than fifty
thousand persons visited Sunday the
body of Cardinal Manning, lying in
state in the chapelle ardeute in the car
dinal's house at Westminster. Most Of
the visitors were working people, and
many of them testified, by tears, to
their affection for the departed prelate,
an affection, apparently, which had
nothing to do with religion, as it was
evident the large majority had
come irrespective of religious
faith. Among the visitors were
leaders of nearly every trade organiza-
ton in London, and outside they could
be heard expressing in earnest tones
their appreciation of the dead cardinal S
services to the cause of labor. Chief
Rabbi Nathan Nj. Adler alluded, in his
services on Saturday, to the breadth
and humanity of Cardinal Manning S
mind, and especially to his cordial sup.
port of the effort to obtain ameliora'
ton OF the condition of the prosecuted
Hebrews of Russia. In most of the
churches and chapels' there was some
mention of the cardinal, as well as o,
.he duke