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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26

Sn Tsd = &c &c no. 'S sor" S Il sls
oats % lie 30 white b. 80 30 s 1ss No. sO;
barley, coe i2c 80. T. o. B.. 4oaG5c; No: O.: b..
s sa s 60 60 psh Per Ss 81! pF sos s@'
9G$lS dry ,ad ID shoulders G,G osed goSss t So
whishey. dlstiller.' finished good: p per a.
81 -: s ssnt., cn loaf i4~' 'Ac s''inuA''"'
Esss S b., % sS SSS sss sSs
Corn bush 49, s,5 eco l@i9eS
9ats bush soS COZ
on the Produce Exchange oday the butter
market WIS firm; creamery, :oa2sc; dairy, 1s424c.
cnsnn@ oct G'1Ggr quiet E %GG in 1900 goo
mixed. 43d4i &c. Oats firm: No. mixed 81
49, l2c Rye EASIER: No 2 57c Pork Pork sts eaay
81 75a So Bacon in m,dcnte demand, 30 80.
Whisky steady sales. 99i larres q 10 Butter I
n pc; prime dairy. l9a2oc. sugnr-Demand fair.
Eggs strong. higher; Il l-2c Cheese firm.
Milwaukee, Wis. oct 2I3Four quiet ~ wn "a,
it. sGE'Af e. -S &ra so' Csc g. harley
I stor 54e c0' r ,H quiet SIC 81
Laid-oct1bcr, IS =. ReceiptsnFlonr; 5000 eSis;
ments-Flour. 34,500 bbls; wheat 1900 bush bar
ley. 37,1Oo BUSH
Minneapolis, Oct a5.mDecsmber wheat at, opened l,si
&c This is q loss Of about 1-2c from yesterday.
There quite active trading or the break The
cash market lively, but rot rs brisk as yester-
day. There We're li5 cars sold AT 80 Lee. No.
Northern sold freely at 65c Receipts OF wheat
here wer. 53A cars and Duluth and superior 200.
Thes. large receipts arr csntinued soIrre Of weak
ness In the other markets. and did considerable To-
day to contribute to the general weakness that char
opened rs i-sc: highest. rs 15975 l4c; lowest:
december opened 80 5000 1-4c highest, 80 $50
80 lac; lowest, SO I2d69 5.sc; closed 80 l,Sc.
on track No; hard 70 i-2c; NO. ! northern o9o'
No. Northern, 64GG5c.
Philadelphia. Oct. 95.-Flour dull. Prices weak TO
sell but no qoasse change Rye so nSu In
per su.Io 100 r Is " Wheat weak prices declined 34 No
red IN export elevator, % 20; No. = red octcSey'
IS 3-ia 7dc January y 34a7s Rye. 65c per busi,l,
for No. . Pcnnsylvanla: Corn-opiion market weak;
10 mixed on track Sic: No. yellow. 52c: No. ,
mixed october, A. 3-4a 40 lie: November, - $40
a. lie. December. Asa AZ &c: January, ~ 3fO
4sc Oats Market for CARROTS dun with free
offerings At former rates. Futures duh and unchanged
! No. 3 white. 37c: ungraded white 81 SIC. No 2
white. SOC: No. white october; IS 2639c Novom-
sgr 30 Sc PGe%Ss tsGs 5.3 36 RE- 6S
G@mnnd eef 20 lT smaa per POI si1% $50 So
h1m pa SIS 500 sI4 50. PorI-Mess. new. SIC 5o5
| Sl3: do family, 3lS Hams. sToled per %. II 12@
a Ge SG bca G in Sa IN &c. Fc do 10
ioc shoulders 1' in dry salt fully cured, i@c; Do
snoEed s12c; Do pickle eur cured &C. DO smoked
| l0q lie. Lard. pure city refined. s3-4a0c: do
B s4 firm and
vanig print extra. 32d 35c. Egg firm and in fair de-
ned quiet Gpbes ' 51sc extra pcrdersa XXx K
5:i4G; standard powdered. SC; fine gnmdated. Sc:
A. sc; Double Refined Diamond Tor "a, candy. f Sc:
confcctloners A. 7-7c: Red star \, 469c: Keystone
Ped FFs tnr d l2' po rFo9 Erie EN Ty
ana steady At 6oa &c per BUSH az to quality. Other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
4 SUCCESSFUL DAILY NOON MEETING.

The daily noon meeting Of the Wholesale Drug
Paint, oil and Chemical Trades Harrison ard ked
Campaign Club was well attended yesterday at No.
20 Maiden Lane. Mr. seabury and J. ii. schereck
were the PRINCIPAL speakers. TWO hundred Republican
In the College Of Physicians and surgeons sent
word that they would join the club. The cInD pro-
poses 10 have five speakers at every meeting mere
nfer each IN sneak f,r ton minutes. An invitation
was sent yesterday 10 the Republican Jewellers CuD
to meet with the club at noon OF any day.
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The practical stagnation I'm the crude certificate
market CONTINUES There were sales Of ony 5000
barrels IN options at the Consolidated Exchange yes
terday. and prices dropped 55 cent 10 30 10 cents
without INV feature OF news. There no business
at tie Stock Exchange. The output Of the Mcdonald
pool is lower than last week, being down to $4,000
barrels day.
Refined petroleum was unchanged at cents per
gallon in barrels. $50 cents fin bulk and $50 cents
in eases. Foreign quotations were: Antwerp. II
francs; Bremen 5s5 marks; London, 1-504 15-lGd
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4 BIG RALLY AT MARLBORO TALLY 10 COACHE
USED FOR CAMPAIGN WORK

BIG RALLY At MAKLBOR O- TALLY 10 COACHES
USED FOR CAMPAIGN WORK.
Kingston, y. Y, oct. % (sp,clan.- Marlboro village
was the scene OF an enthusiastic Republican rally
last night. v L. Deliver the principal speaker
and John II. ellison, IA Marlboro manufactures. who
was born on English soil, presented some cogent
reasons why lie could not vote for Democratic Free
Trade. There other speeches all OF which
contained telling points. The fl1ii gTow"rs' WHO
comprise the majority Of the citizens Of Cnntondalr
piat,kll Valley, Milton Highland and other places In
the ncighb0rlood, ont In force. over looo
Uerson, Hsicnc: attcntvcy 10 thr statements of the
rca.ons why every man should vote the Republican
ticket this fall.
A successful torchlieht parade Of Rcpubran cam
papn clubs cnlvcncd the lower wards Of the city
tonight. Among the organizations ir line We're the
Third and Fourth Ward Clubs the White Hat Brigade
OF tho smith Ward, the IIasbrouck Gun squad and
the Colorrd Mems HARRISON and Reid Gun squad
After the parade short speeches were made
Glen ralls. ~ Y, oct. - spccau. The hcpub-
lic!u, Of Essen aud Warren Couuti,s are carrying
vigorous campaign. ia bo'h counties taln %"
and carving drum corps I'm prandIthrr's hat ana
linen du-ierS. with good speakers. are going about
among the country tOvus where Gay and evening
meeting, are held 1Orchl cAi palad'S are gwen
1T night, ana everywhere there Is The utmost enihsi
Utica. Y. y. oct - e,pccnb.-1hcrc were f2~
big Republican meetings IN Oneida County tonight
A BpOuNllle tDnErrs, nian l1Nn" AiIrf>s'h an -,
husa,iic audience: state Suator C"gs >.al appeared
M Orskany and at Clark Mills, where there j q
new plush mill nouIl>ling under tine Mckinley iH"
Colonel F. W. IIews, al NewJcrscy. gave his tclh2E
seric, Of sereopticon views. But the greatest o! ,hr
Harrison and Rcd in the Opera House in this cry .
The speakers were Richard Guenther OF "isc0noin ;
llcan candidate for the Assembly In the Isl onr'Ia
District. Great enthusiasm prevailed. Mr.. hapn -
well known IN hi, city a. member OF the New oh
licderkranz, and his friends gave him n rousins re-
cepti0n. There n parade Of German voteIs prlIr
to the meetings Resolutions Of sympathy With PseS
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ooLoRED REPUBLICANS MEET Al ORANGE. " J.

A mass-meeting OF the colored Kopuhlicans OF Tho
Oranges held in Orange Music Hall last evening
that for enthusiasm has not been eGallct In the cam
pagn. The hou,- filed TO the doors. and nun
dreds unable to obtain admittancr. The meeting
was held un-r II" auspices Of the John NJ Langston
Association Of the Orangcs. The Afro American
Engineer Corps Of West orange. was present In a
body. on tho stage seated large number Of
representative coor,d residents Of tn Oranges. Tn"
meeting called 10 order hy Henry BallHrd, and
J. VI. Vanderbilt was chosen chairman AID John
lIolcombe secretary. I. ". Crumbs orchestra fur
ui,hcd tho mu-ir. The hr~t speaker of IN" evening
was Cougrcssma John ". Lnngston, 81 Virginia. who
pad "A glowing tribute - the state man-llp OF Ben
lamin Harrison and James 6. Blaine. IL" pledged
The stay 81 Virginia, whore IN" n"-Io Wa, first "-
shaved. be ~" first 10 break ~" SOLID SOUTH
and that would cast ita electoral vo'" on NoNemhrr
= for Harrison and l,id. lie followed by Pro-
f..ss0r Richard r. Grccu"r, 81 N'W York. VINO spoke
briefly. The meeting was great success.
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hen' IT, H. Wayne Parker. Professor Corca. William
H. Nlthaus and Others. Tie meeting was crowded.
Professor Co'cia spoke In Italian.
MAJOR Carl Lent r. Wayne Parker and other speak
"s addressed large meeting OF Republicans In Heit-
mans Hal. Newark. on Monday night Major Lcniz
cAVained the oui m seous gerry mnfder hv nc Demo
Gratis or the Congress and Assembly District, ana dis
Nationa! questions.
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ueeuhe was presided over by John f Dunnng and was
addressed by John c. Griggs and Peter Rye.
Inc business men have organized "A marching club
over 1000 strong within Il few days. II was an.
houhced at the meeting that the monster Republican
parade mat was to have been held tomorrow
ms, and in which many town clubs were TO take
part would be pCs pOncd until the funeral OF Mrs.
iiaIrlsOn No date las been set for the denOnstra-
Hon.
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ENTHUSIASTIC PATTERSON BUSINESS MEN

An enthusiastic and largely attended mas'-nee'hs
was held at Apollo Hall last nien. uhusr vn'
auspices Of the Business Mems hep"on'An N'o o"o
ton Of Paterson The meeting was 80, - aid
DAVE ct and the fact that the hall was hiied
,h,ur. ,Y en,huaast,c feeling OF Paersons business
men, who have entered the campaign with s as'
termination 10 make the State Republican, II posi-
~. .n1 aloe, the whole Republican ticket Inc
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MEETING or TIE woRKMGMEy's LEAGUE

A public meeting OF the Worllncmon's fcagnc
of Hudson County will De held I'm Turner Hail. jersey
civ. tomOrTow evening. Nj opposed 70 ring rule,
baotbox stunng and fraud OF every kind invited
Ia at end and help bury bossism and The coal combine
forever. The following SPEAKERS will address the
meeting: j. ]. Mccain. X. j. Allen. ). H. Pott-,
II. e. Gsubcr and W. J. Burns.
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JOHN W. GoFF wrTIDRAws FROM TIE TICKET.

The Committee Of Thirty OF the County Democracy
met at Cooper Union yesterday afternoon and sat ior
some hours with closed doors. John J. Qunlnn Pre-
sided The object Of the meeting. had been an
nouncef. TO inform the candidates ncminh"" "n
Tuesday night for city and county Offices that tl'S A
been psced on the third Ticket bat the ceremony
was POSTPONED. The for this that eN A'si
tant District Attorney John W. Cof, who had Deeh SC
eced for post Of Additional Surrogate, has Written
a letter dscining to Mr. Goa was the fusion can
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Gountrn Real estate 60 Eet.

AT ROSELLE, y. IA frst-class house
% let . rooms all modern im1roye men,s
large LOT; sewer connection electric light
in house and streets; convenient TO sta.
tions churches. schools. &c: rapid and
frequent transit; very desirable. 4. d.
HOPE. Central Building. 1913 Libcrty-st.
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FINE MEETING AT BLOOMFIELD, n. j.

bloomfield y j. was ablaze with Republican ell
.,rs,.so, IN Monday night, when ma'smecuhe was
-, a., ,, cI,,, r,orns OF the second Ward RcpuDnchh
,.,, p,ore the meeting there was a t0rchleht
I'D =, uniformed clubs. The Second Ward 'l'p'
thc Bloomfield Battery, Wahlsslhe hat'ciS All" o'''
were in line and presented handsome "Pp'",.''''
Many residences along the line OF march were mum
,ro.ed and decorated. When tn meeting WAS 0'''"
., order As,cmbyman A. G. slater, OF Moniclalr' "a'
introduced as the first speaker lie d"Ab el''"'
i,, c,.,o ,ssues telling OF sCmc Of the iniqui'ou'
, ,h, ,rere passcd bv tie last Legislature, whereby
,l,.ond, ~ dollars had been taken from the Poph
o,,.,s IN nav the salaries OF useless officers inc
n.vt sneaker C. H. Treat OF Delaware, DELIVERED ''I
most eloquent and convincing huu''s' V" Wv r
and other National issues. lie Clearly cNP''i'' "
principal points OF the Mckinley law ana Answered
omc ~ the stock arguments " tl' Democrats !" d
I. ,,,Iirg manner He paid an eloquent tribn'c
80 ,Iorreon and Reid and t0uchingly referred 10 inc
,,r Nj trial through which the President - ~" pa - :,
lie was entlusas caly applandci ~ nm, rio
No epCech and a. IT. close rccclHc az 10 con
second Ward Club, OF BlDmiIcia dnnr
rratuated on the good work II i oo@'
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS AT NE"Ahh'
rAo ponrbucans Of Harrison, " j., held mass.
,oe,nc last night at Elberon Hail. IN ii"''iso' anu
addrcsse3 bv J. Herbert Potts, the candidate IN
rudson for state Senator Congress ''iDi'''' '''
n cole Major Peoubet and Others. I'LL,
The shooting Park South Orange was cro~dcu "'.,'
Republicans last night to hear addfeS'o' "
NcCarter, lr., and J. WaTTick' .,, ,o.. r,cn, ,r
mass-meetng Of Italians was neiu ia'
.,'ua1Io Hall. Newark. Speeches we're made oy Jonn
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Citn Zeal Csiate for Sale

ARE YOU LOOKING for q bargain IN
4 l-width. spacious. honestly butt 1 : tory
and cNten Ion stone font house, well To-
Gated. West Side. near Park | have such
house. GEO. r. STONE, lT broadway.
INSPECTION INVITED.
First.class cabinet 6nish. artistically dec;
crad 4sy aShsto0ss 5e fpc s'one sv a go
Tot and extension by lo2 feet extension
iccii,i@s cyery story but the fourth cloeek
,r..trtrt4d I6o West 78th-st.; price. S8s.-
900 Inquire oil premises, SAM Ri
COIC ORD. owner.
900 FEET from CenLsai Perh entrance IN
...,r ct.d block. nrst class cabinet rni'h, 20
r, 80, and extension, 4-stOry, hish-stOop
n ,C3e ir md Srownstone window DWELLING
S o,,vH ,omely Decorated lot full depth 10
West s5th.st., s9s. 600: Inquire on Rfei n,
l.es. SAMUEL COLCohD' o"hss' "es'
Sistss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26

PutyOursclfOut a little ifyOu have 10
next Friday 10 register! Ii will only
take - minute or two AT the most of
your time. and amy friend Of Amcri.
can Protection will readily excuse Won
fyou are delayed i'm keeping. am engage.
mcnt this account.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise Set. 90 Moon 81 pmlMoon's age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-Sandy 10 80 Island II II Hell iac 80
P.M-Sandy Hook IL is toy. Island ii 80 Hc Gate 'os
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Citn Real estate Go Get.


BARGAIN, SLIGO. completely nr.
n!.hed. iine drap'li"s. piano. paintings.
&c; small family only; vii sell ,ontent.,
a. hall coat giee 3 years has or owner
will retain one hoor, being absent half tlc
year Clll to-day 2l5 West lSOth-
ai'erwald on BLACK, Agent. III Yves:
l2jth-st.
HOUSES 10 -tniulul~t,d and
furnished desirable locations. FOLSOM
BROTHERS. $50 broadway.
LEFT OVER HOUSES ard FLATS 10.
drcel rents. STEVENS. 9th-aNc., corner
93d-,t.. 9tn-aYo. and lOith-st.
TO LEr-Ihe perfect house. S37 West
57th.st.. just put I'm thorough repair
m on hout; pnt 5l75 per month vii. lease
for - coo per annum, or VIII sell fof
60 900.
IS WEST .ST.-Four.s;or twon V.
fNe feet front. facing south OF Manhattan
square IN perfect order. ready 10. inn ediate
Occupation.
2iS WTST -ST.-four.stor nrst-
rlass IN an respects, c0mpl q ani ready
for occupancy; only one LETT OF block;
rent. - 100 FOR sale al s3' ooo Apply on
premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26

II requires but "a minute Of your time
10 register. See where your VOiing place
T., and 20 there next Friday and have
YOUR mime recorded. The BOurd Of
Ke-istry in your district IL on duty
from - a.. M. 10 -. IN.
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% 0et for Business purposes

BUILDINGS. stores. lofts, Offices and
studios desirable locations FOLSOM
BROTHERS SO BroidN?v.
lofts. New STORY nrcproof building
8 Z. r. II b 65 deep; g. light, powell
steam az ami eNa;9r GOOD lo.atioi, laS
10 1872 Mott-,t.. near G. lrd-st Inqu.ra
a. MtTZ, - Eiizsbeth-st.
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fiouses an0 flats tuanteo.

A SMALL adult family won't furnished
guAranteed- DALEY. - Wost 36Ase
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Busiucss GnGnres.

CHOICE COLLEcTlCN Of coins,
very rare, dating frYm ammo loo 70 lS""'
for sn.r cheap. ). Box II. tribune oi',e.
\ GENTLEMAN. having had charge OF
The canNas>i'.c agents d'pI IN eat oi "'.'.
hn,Wn nrm IN u" corset hne. owing u
change In firm. would nN" 20 maze an 'h-
gayrmcnt " IA p irm VITO wish 10 m'ip
Gurc tn,r GODS tnrJ "A az uiS. Oo"-
ALI. KINp> OF STORES and >to, N- 81
mcrchani>' bought for spot cash wa" 90
,tir OF i-tLil -tocN. ~ =. GHIENWAl.p,
Office -3j .d.aNr.. Ncw-iork tit}
AriFNrIoN.-sso0 WILL Buy. h.r,
in city MALI Interest 100 lonc-o- t'hl She b ii
e.tat bu-iuc-~ excel emf opportunity. Pa
tcuar- HODGES. 10. B.oldwal. Room ..
ArI1NIICN. COAL MtEr CHAINS
AZ 300 Newark. =. J.. property anf bu,i-
n,.~ - year, c.ttlll>hel coal ward. worth
$3.50 year; easy trnls. HODGES l"t
Btoi'"aN Room ..
CIGAR. stationery. 10. and conf, tioneff
storr. receipts hdV, been 40 a Gay must
b. sold at cucc; make an oicr. 90 "a
ave-. BROOKLYN.
FOR SALF.-An importing whole ale and
retail business OK 80 years nrst-clsS> stand
Ing. or account OF gong into tn" manulact-
urlng business; a iarr' opportunity 10 pur-
cha,.. M old-e-tablished -lncss on favor
able term,. good references given and l.
quiicd. AdGpss 81 II MSS. care l.. l..
Fisher. - Merchants EAchapge, san
Francisco, Cal.
GENTLEMAN viii invest capital ~
silent partner IN drcssmaking or millinery
buslres~ l.. t.. Box a. Tribune once.
GRAND OPPORTUNITY h. secure N.
turn. furniture. lease. &C.. OF smsll. pay
ing hotel IN Syracuse. on easy terms; Nv
cr, attached must sell. LOCK Box BIS,
,, rAcusr. y. y.
PAINTING.-Iin roofs painted and re-.
paired; guaranteed not 70 leak for l.
months Address THOS. KENNEDY, ~
LcnoN-ayc
PARTIES wishing TO buy paying slot
machiac- -. or Furnish capiuL INIT II
states canada. Europe address A., Z. q.
Box o.. Ulster Park. n. y.
PLKFI MEKY 80, 900 secures iut,ie-t
In established iTm in this city; money 10
push and attend growing trade Nnc,t.
, CATION invited. SuEHwfN & Co. 2J.
broadway.
SPLENDID OPENING for party d,:if-
ous II entering established manufacturing
hi, ih,',,: only i've INNS In cu.ntry hIf
interest. ~. 100. Particulars SliEitN -
TO-. 231 Roadway
o. LET. -Fu,,-cia.s slor, AMI nXturr, /;
coupled by grocer, VITO n, bee? doing
- hus.nre.. Address WARREN
" RUFF Last Orange. Y. J.
MANTED.-Silrnt or active partner with
ibout 800, cash growing business; over
> 500 psoht mohtnly inNe,tigae. Address
| f,r tn dlys GOLDEN SPECiALIIE>,
| Tuby'c Oilre.
MANTED-A Young MAJ Of ENERGY.
with or without capital, to increase rtpu-
| table established business. Addr@s g. II.
= ~ Pnarl--t.
si0p WANTED for one wear: Will pay
~ uer cent interest: tndor, d note. Ad-
80 LEGITIMATE BUSINESS, 20 W,st
| l4th-~t.. Room >.
52ocO LOAN WANTED one year; 100
| per cent bonus good security given. Ad.
| irrss bon A.. "a Church-st.
5000 SPECIAL CAPITAL wanted
| Address FINANCE. 81 Church-st
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FOR Sale.

APPLICANT plror suite. TWO lounges
nis;nr, aue ioltirg bed. be- suites, sG,-
board. new upright plano. etc.,; short tine
u-.i must Uc SID. lbs Last ioth-St.
private house.
ALMOST SEW .o) up -.ht. -,cr.l .
:lUu. rather than 80. 800 OAer refused
i.il,t n before oh iaigIin. PRIVATE
iAMlLi 81 VT -'..-'..
AZ REDUCED YELCfS.-So0 second
haaG 400! aud iron TorA.Lg mlcE."es
l iuY 14d ant .fu .itl a. Co.., - J.. d! -
mage ctOEiE T. EDDY SJs Mad.
s.n-st.
\ MA0NUICINr $1,000 yp,'sl.; pano
.rrili',d So: hne J. tss. ltcr
80 ned: Lautnl toDo. - ives, I'd -.
rAEDAIN~.-Iuo pr ,t..c-. almost
new. -rit1nic n oH.rr 70 - ,l"h. Hsr.-
nan p aro. 80, Rudigr-. s.. WIN
TEli.JIH. NJ fth+No. 'os'.r l2th->t.
BiCYCLE. il "a grad. pa uuat.
pneumatic, hIli-cost. seen at 100 Murray.
Bi.IDKS. BRICKS tOK SALt.-Ja'den
Brick Co capacity 50 cot. 600 manu-
fac tur'r- OF bal. Pompc'lan orra mental and
rod fronts: Arches gro.ni q; shortest notice.
One. " North i@'h-St. Phii'd'lnr.a.
EMBROIDERY MACHINE for sa'e;
40l West i5th--t
>
Al condition; cry .heaD. J ". BEACH.
- Broadway.
FOR NALL.-tull half lot in greenwood
Cemetery. near main entrance on hill over.
looking the Bay. For particulars address,
II. +. G. Tribune once.
FOR SALE.-Brougham built by liewst r
& GO ~ fro'inc-st.. and lato.y put IN per-
/ rr,t order by them: Absolutely a. good rs
new. tan b. teen at private static, No.
| las Eat 2.d->t.
FOR SALE.-A fine set OF double, coach
harness. mad" by ,emMTil silver mount.
! call at 81 West 44th-,t.
PIANOFORTE> mew1, Sl5o; DREAMS.
! - stops. SIC catalogue frrr. Address
/ Dan Ill F. BEATTY. Washington. y. J.
SaFES.-Bargalns in new and second.
/ hani safes; special b1rglins this month.
| Z. H. GhO>S. 40S broadway. y. Y.
/ 1872. me Columbian souvenir. 1897.
/ Rc'n.hOlfer. ipf an vehicles new. neat
ani noNl; JG-t out: sample 2ic In nickel F:
| A. Mt wanted az once. Alufes, W T.
WATKINS, Wichita. han.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
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Columbia ...... southampton, Oct 22... HamO Amer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
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"The King of Natural Table Waters"
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26

CHOICE COLLECTION OF coins.
very rare, dating frm ammo 1900 70 lS"V,
,or az chap. 5 Bon II. tribune Once.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-29
Death of a Former Roanoker.

Mrs. H. M. Word received a telegram
last evening, giving the sad intelligence
that her brother, r. C. Charlton, of
Christiansburg, died of consumption at
that place yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock at tho residence of his aunt,
Mira. Shields. Mr.. Charlton was a
young man about a3 years old and has
a large number of friends in this city,
he having formerly lived here. Mr..
and Mrs. Word will leave for Chris
tiansburg this morning to attend the
funeral.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-29

YOU need change. Go to Mexico to-
night with DR.. Campbell.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-29

THE tone of the Sohmer piano is
particularly distinguished on account of
its volume and purity; its richness and
singing quality and its sympathetic
character throughout the entire scale.
Hobbie Music Company, sole dealers, 1877
Salem avenue.