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actual business: ;ankcrs' bills. - s3aSi s. y
ami - sGasi 50 Ia for long and short stei lih-
rn.., ctivcy: French IaIlcS, 5.2l IS AMI '.'"'
~ as. rnichmar,s. ~ ~ and o. IA
In Iou,inn British cOn>ols further 4 lvancrSi J.
nor cent 10 % 3-lG for money ana GIG 10 % J. :
f,r ,h,. account. The I!ank of England gam.
coo 600 bullion Oh balance In In" open marh',
money again Wa easier ~ ahout > ~ pr r'n
for discounts and per cent for bankers n''
nncc- Bar silver Vas quoted -t~idy at ~ -
an ounce American raiw ~ shares were llI'!u-
lar cinnirg strong. but clO-InI weak ~ s1p-
stantial reductions. " PANS French per 90 ms
vcio Iu ccntncs hI-Lcr - ptj2 -. b'cdh>''
s,rlt exchange on London declined q :i.?1 ifah' >
10 the 9 sterling.
The following securities were sold at auction
n the Ncw-lorll Real Estate Slesroom. ny
Adrian II. Muller n Son
>, >arrr- STAT Trust CoTIaur i1i -
/ ,,iiiirat' membership NrN-Yors rroiuc' ft"ha1s'
~ share, Cltiirl. Bank of John. = ~ + an s2""
gi2 900 INc"l-i'r spring CON ia hrt mnif.H-'
Ter cen: bond d e 1900. O.
= -hn.r- Ttaursncn'. Nal.Oa9i Bans. 100.
80 ,hprr- National shoe and L'itlrt c1lk. ll'. ,..
1900 Nf'i-pl. Topeka 1n1 SUIT !" irir"" =" ",
ranr cclt General mrltca" colt nrhi'. dl' TO
= ,o
so shares Thld ANcnre I,ailio toi. iany. no. -
20 b.. ". Blf-- Company rouuot nm. 80
l.. ". III r~ t,nl~'nr "i"iri Ii-,''' -
10 eharr, Hide and Leaihcs Na.o'a' bhh lo''
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LEh!Gh VALLEY r. R.
Passenger traIn- leave 1901 OF iibffi'-


200 H. VI. daily np MAt'u tHtNk and inter.
81, A. VI. aou, ta rl,NlY>. EO,ll STIR.
81 ffAIt, aud m" Me-, Ppi I>NItL.' and ptn'l ,i
io-,i points chli {" WI~'-h'tt" Pullman a. -
$50 \. VI. aois except Sand" tr CLINTON and
ii.3o \. VI. ds.D tr rININA Hociit,IiE
~ ,I'NIO NIArNEN FALLS and al l"nf. Wet
pullman sleeper TO- enc A"o Via hnioi Pullman
I;uIto. l,"p"f chicago VI >lirii-'h hf1 81 t"h-
re, tiat- fni I,etdinr lnd Harrisburg.
I.:tO T.. VI. daily except SUNDAY. ior l.MlEN aud
ali Im'cIn.da At. stations connection. io Po.t.'
.,.t5 a. VI. daily. except NuudlN. f'f u NkUNN-
N0,k aid principal iniefn'dien' sta ons' chair 'ar {"
ltr, %. connections Tor P,tt-. Sic
400 aud $50 - VI daily e.e"rt SUNDAY. iDr
So ~ ~ NINIll.lD and iut'ir,-i i'' ~tatou-. -
J;I5 T.. ". G'lN r>ol ~"ia"- fog wy u
tiiiNk and utrfrriii' >taffi-. chair -. O." l-t'i
600 y. VI. cal' - % ~" NIANi;\ lNL>
,ta aI f,int- We. Pullman ,r'I"f- 90 hrre' N.t
Iiuf,o lnd >u.i'-f-ion Brae", cn""'''', i"' Read
800 r. ". daiy for ITHACA. @INrvA. Eo. M.
Ttf klII.NIO. NIAGARA ] Ais ald ali points
W.t i'uilr. Hr'rt -..rIer ~ 'h'oso s." Suspension
49, .srr Pullman .le.li {" BuNIlo
Nic tanli Sord,, ;fr.n. ~ 20 \. ~ g., M,u.h
,uHrA f-ffrctlbfr -ttIu- 'n.itf'o % lffi-
,iir. i.fo = y. ior fs-t.n aud u'rn,da' 't'i on.
t..rr.lI la-rfI Onr' 80 EioadNtt. Nv N0lh titN:
Ilr Sew York Ifais''r COMPANY VIII '1'l Tor mhd
che. naec,s' 'r'm ho' o, ic.den. ,9ionGh to- d.
in,tnn. \. W Mn ~ W " III u,
EOiIIN n WlI.Bt'E. Resistant ftnI Pas. A"rnt
s..,u SUM-. Eastern DIV.
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n. Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R
r..u..i., TicLc,- >rw y or. 10 { bicago nnd Re-
turn. $3.50.
spec ini Conrh Excavations on -n mrdn> rn.r ''"'
mud ~ educ -iay. SEPT. I3tb. nj ~iIOV


Spcc nI tonrh Excavations on 'ni"t"n>'. crp'' ''"'
mud " educ -day SEPT. i3tb. M ~i'o"
Throuch train, for ,hil and the N"rd' an rave
fo,f nf Mr.t f.a-I follows l. minutes "'iil"r rom
o,,5 I, w. d,Iy 81, Nngaia al.. through Pnlnan
~ ~, otA 4, thctg,. Reclining chan cal fi''
=, Ei,.,t, ta> arrive D't'ui. - o. ... 'hirHt"
. 70 49, m - Louis - .. ~.
,.li H. ~ uiIA Nti-sfJ ais. ktttnhG rlali
.'r I,r,i- me-. Nor. O. NlI.1l' rail-. 'nI"ush
r,lp,u -lrrp.g. N.u-l,rt 10 Che! E' Nirttn Detroit
q 10 H. ui thi aeO ~ ~. l.pu'r . 100 y. Do.
s.l5 A. VI. .r>"pt >unlt,. iH West i0iMI. or
Mil. Campbell Hal Ia"o Noh"n'1. Lake Ninn"M .hn
and MaiIdi vale, Railroad 'ttiio4-, stony fo'd MAJ -
'''"', ylr,nlpebuig Nurt bolo oumHlNlhr, EI'htIhc
Fri, .nurg Monticello ana ~ ip.
a.; 1, w. daily Tor MiiGirtpwu. lashure. MOlt"rl-
~ iI,rri, whit, Lake CIiL IIidir, >cfantol Walton,
I,.hi ~isncv Notrrh tea Rome. Oaciii. FULTON,
o.vc.o Niieln FALL , a.,
LIS T.. VI. saturday onlfl 70 C'mpb,ll lial. NE
'i,~ nnomns burg lie llrIN ill' fall-b.ig.
To,ti,ei' In, rty Willie ilk", Living tor Manor.
al, r. W. tcNo.if sunday. Nr-tipd"i Limited Tor
a. Nnhnnk I.aA, MmnrWa-ha Ond Nallkn Valley
RAILROAD -t,tun- campbell llh.i Niihrt'Hnt Ih,h+
tiIi. Mountain Dale trntrrNil". f1N-hurg NInt',ll"
Il'ri.,,i'" IlbcN tau. L.herN, rsrk,'il- nnd Lin
,,i5 r. w. daily. Middicroan Sumuit,il" Fall,
Inn. LIiaity Tafina-tun Major, 10 kinnd walton sid
ne, Nnrwiri Oneida. Fulton. o-w"@o Nasar Fails
Ticket. aid Pullman Jrr"nr0ini"n- - 81 HnadwaA
Nen.yorN Tmn.fcr Company call To- aud check baggage
d,-tination. , x,rr-,> , -
30 Ec4i,c' St. NJ" YORK..
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r.,in, lra,~ W. 4,d., >iston Nr"-io'k. a. io'
.on. And J., o. .uu.- i.rf fum loot -dhhiUi'>. ,.,,
a;3O 4. W. -Dn.. I.,n 70 1u-" h'u4r an 1"''H. u
NlHuutalf-. -N.rpt ~4.ttf- N.-t ~ 20 LUZ 80 -
~ie.fre 90. N."-Nor. 10 Bioom'itc SHhiN' ohN.
,yo 4, VI nlii1 io,i. :, ,Iamy for '.t-s!i Molrtn1~
aiI i'Ito... lliI1r @, Albany sunday only.
10 BnlJ, Niagara sails. Detroit Nac"'"i e\'P'
tt.t5 a. VI. naIt. ,,.clf Sunday 10 Ca,shiI Noun
t,i,. N"N IL a. Lakes Non"nh ond Nnnr"a~Aa.
Nnatv ~arltO-a. tIldNril. Lab '""IS'' i'Iloi cars
f., Hlo.,n,, llir -aiit0sn aui CALM j. o..
I.Ii r. VI. SIT days "tt. ran Hoilu'F SI"'l' u
',t.snf Mountains. Ianot can utttebrd
Inn H. u. DsiiN. except -uuGa' To- Afhh.
81; A. W. nlf far Ntaft. M'If'"a' tea. ~ 2ri-r.
t-r'r Buffalo. Nlacaio ia'i', Toronto. Detroit.
c overland aud Chicago
6..,u 70 VI p.i'i ,A,rit NgntN. fOr Ncwbutg NJ a ~.
s'r,tor, AMI Montreal. ia'ior L, Kingston.
s.J r. VI. Nua'N. tea, ~ rie-c, fuche>te
buffalo. NugIra lal- i"tO4to, Detroit. Cleveland ana
: l'al,, Broo<lyu by Annex. II 700 a. m; ,Jer-,cy
cir, t. f.. e. >iatiun II % g. ILL.,; lla:"i, ira" l."ral H.
4, 90 A. no.. - -. - =. -. NrNbgts Locals.
tx 10 10 .. 49, 10 I'D. -. 80. II - p N.
Daily. ,, ,.., .
r,.hc-tcr Buiiilo Niagara Fails Toronto, Dct'ot Cl"c
land and Chicago all throu.h trains.
For trAct~ Timetables. I1rior aud >le"plngcar accom-
wa hingtom->t go iulion-.t. N1m'N ONE" foot I.lt"
~, y or, CTS. lI3. III. 1853 - and 81 Broad
vaI Il3 Bowcry. 81 Eat lith->t. % W., l21'h--t'
md A. II itina. Z. T.. LAMBERT
" 'ienrrh Passenger Agent,
taud fbilf.a,r.. NcW-l Ok.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

Noa.York 10 S,sttlr, Tacoma &c flr't CLASS f'"'O0'
Nrw.Yori IL san, Francisco Ir>t ca~', ti'.0o second
Ncw.York to St Paul. via Montreal lir-t class s-''oo
''0'' j. V. SKINNER. 353 broadway. y. y
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Railroads.
DE nnsy|vania
RAILROAD.
STATIONs foot Of Dc>hros~rs and Cori.andt
streets.
Railroads.
In Effect september 9Th 1895.


800 A. VI. COLUMBIAN Empires. Pullman slcc9
s S aid D%%s Ga u Tai'TO IS e. m a l
n 10 .. ~. Chicago - q NJ ncN d', ,.,.. IN.
Zoo Xonni. FH fs1yNsiiLvAXiA LiMifEb-f"iIaa al
Drawing AMI sat i:ocn. Sleeping Dhm smo,in2
100 r. u. .'''S Sr Et6rlS @iNciSNNT AND CII
to No EsSLgi@ ,aG Ei q M ' &,r p'. MI ~
natl 10 30 a. m. Louis : - j.. "a Chi'aso ''"o
6ao p. VI. wE-rEHN i>rEE ri ,c,caT Is Sr
ca. % Chicago Niri,c. .Nc.ani II 10 q IL" ,"'"so
80 so :. n" ii. next ygvt,rHEx Exrn,s, vf S,
a s5 f'' i h. ' 81 ISai 3 % : i,.
80" ce +. u yes.4s4 rs to E1 Sss I i'" chas
. a. m. C.econ mor g. r le . II :.o.p, M. colH"-
so" T.. i w. p .iriETAS 1 VALLEY iiorTE daily.
with -i''pcr to Ncw orcan, nun. .,,.r,,
BALTIMORE WA>IIINGrON AND THE SOUTH
1870 \. VI. Washington Limited " "''''''' f"'l-
,I 'Llo. n. nna hoal iimcd" aai, ru.l
ras,o CIR, aud Dain- Car. ar:N''- Wa '"-'"' 90
Ads,,oa r,pr.. Trains: 5 So ''3o II ., 40 40
$40 4. Vi. X.' H. 'aaI In, f>p.c,i, d' IL; 4
Noi,'r 10 Chnfe''og col, mira J'I,,4"N,le ANU
800 VI f Hs" d, s'G S.s%, '"' ohio isi"r
tor ' 6 l "a sHd an4 "" Ior 1I VI, cane cac
Route. : . vccl loy ard. S. IN r""n-h N."l''
Fo ,,i"'i XIV ., mn NJ y, I'D. with THROUGH
~ s calr Nav o. p ' y" Scck.dy, r
10, Iono ,c .b.l raIe ocan GrG % anu o s n9,|
d'v o i' III 20 40 - % 80 10 VIZ
dr. Srmdav- Is - ?. 'n. 10 p. IN. DO moi
FOR PHILADELPHIA
iNl.. p @a9 I 7"i 20 T. gid b. g. 30 ~ i
: $50. . - ,9r m Il t. "9e' o ~""do any,, ~
ra.~ o 1s" . 81: 30 ii; e 81. 3d ~ Il ana POI
ses l., t tr's 's 81 ~ H. a. l. ~?
Co.r, S,r'at 80 tuirn ~rre~. Er,,dy'{ ana
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Couarirrrsbip Notices.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
rrsfs In the nus.crs TtfOggS Neck, W,s.,Ar-tef. v
10 Mr. John l. iun,r. thc business will hereafter b.
conducted by him OF hi own account
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financial
financial.
10 HOLDERS OF
OMAHA WATER WORKS BONDS.

Copirs Of the Plan aud tErernrni Of the Hondho"rrs
Committee NAV he had nj the Office Of the Farmers
Loan and Trust tonpnn,. w. - N'iiinm street,
New. orb, the once q, the secretary OF '"r
Committee. No. - Broad street. \r"-> ORR
Boudholdcr- ARE cautioned about selling 'h'''
coupons giving powers oi ntiornr, Tor waiver al
nv, ri ght- under ihcr mortgage.
A PROMPT deposit OF bonds - important
Sew-Sork. Aug. 13. 1893.
ERNST THALMAN$. 81 liir bur. Ihf'naIn Co.
It Wall-.t. Newton. tniifuan.
HO>EN Eli g.. GOL>TON. President OF Ia'mr.'' !. 900
and Tri-i COMPANY. - Milian--t. Ncr-l"ie
GERALD T.. nOYr. Of Maitland racii" \ Co.," - l-'-
change Pl,cc. Nrw-N "th.
FREDERICK STRAUSS. i,pfs>cn;.re J. a W. >clicn1n
, Goa - Eload~t. Nrv-iors, ~ersrt'lH
WINTHROP SMITH Of ". \ T. smith. d" th'''""'
Il. Philadelphia POM
THEODORE C. WOoDBrEY Of Woodbury. MouI<n'
Portland. Me
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Ibe Curt.
} Hockey CLUB.

/ONTY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
LAST InKtE nNhN. tT, ~ MEtIIN"; ,,.
,ItENT IASrrEN HANDI' Ap
SNrrRpAA; >il'rts.blk p LANI DAY.
Trains fto, Tl,t SIN Ferry aud boats nom oot
Of Whitehall II. every nall hour
EAnGF> .olI Il RAILROAD TICKET OFFICES and
~ TKAth.
HUDSON COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB
[ R,,ing to-day ald over. week DAY at = 80 p m
49, - ,hrl.tpppe liai .lG, lit1->l ferries ever,
Il minute. ,oan,c with ,'cum or electric ear, dir 80
I, track. Al tl,n,s i.-uod GHl ~ sunnr' III ens are
III" -' \ WHITEHEAD. Secretary.
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re tic .SMCkhoLdrjH amt BoRd
h0hacyy o/ tic
EVANSVIlLE& TERRE HAUTE R. R. co.

In view Of i..-ni developments. vc feel that b Re
,u,ff.ut to = change tr' uIia-"i''h 81 .
t.,,n.,llr aid Trftr l,ut. E,iif,at Company w"
r.s the rooIcf non If re 'rrutii' ho''i' :" u- "l
and l lie Them ~ cal a. ohc" send foi circulars
Giving further informal OIL Prompt action - niece. sait
l., p,oeet your Interest.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-jERSEY
Anthracite Coal used exclusively. n>uring 'c'nn'-
q4d Comiori.l
Four Tracks Projected b, Automatic B'ocI ~a""'
system. Trains leave station iont OF Liberty ~
Time Table in efrr; June ~. 1928
ROYAL BLUE LINE

PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND wASHINGToN.
Ioi I'M 1dc yiu1. wee, da5", 90 100 ?.OO' W.
Il o ~ ,, Dnas r,.r 4 w. 90 90 o. 80 s'd5 j. H.
\ NJ. $3.50 tDn.ng Gar 100. 90 r. NJ, ~ - misn,'
100 &c dining Ca \. VI. ~, $50 tDhl'S N't''
co. :eO J.. NJ. l. - nsht
Ear ia,to1 Hcthlchcm. .nrnioMn. M!uch Chunk &c..
600 ~ s:i5 \. NJ. 90 % ; -. 30 70 Aiei'
town. j. VI. sunday, 30 - :. ~ oC . 80 T. NJ.
=! ar WiN' sad,, :",; 80 ,' ''"''" $40 v w.
Cc 10 2l5 100 3:c, a. 5:%o +. a ~. ls,I'
900 80 3 80 80" 20 600 ,: NJ y - misn' ~
lor Ilar-lus 81 a." 90 ~ \ w.. ~. N,,,i ,o
nisht >"aia II % s. H. 100 80. 200 80
n i:oS, H. At Too zoo SD II 80 \, NJ. 90
! re- 100 30 T.. y. I2:ij night except Saturqly
night sunday. II 80 4. ". zoo $780, GOO J.. N"
for sanlor, L,e.bnrt and y, Wra%rpo,! a. as Ge
except SATURDAY night Nnnd'ys. 10 y NJ, 500 j. 81.
l. - midnight
ATT.EAIL ROUTE
For Lem Br:,nch. Ocean grove. &C.
l'r Red naua. Long l;raich and point south L" ROM
Pleasant. B. 20 to i;ei t'ne H. oo y " ,p N,
as T.. VI Sunlay- c>crrt o"1n "i"'r ana A-hnN
rarG 9.li II 30 \. VI. 20 p NJ. ,..., .., ,...
cat = - sc \. NJ. 80 80 ?. NJ
Tor i",a'h ilN,u. Alinuc Clty, Nn'i"d ana h'iuse
"" r vi nm,rti hrch S,ahri-it aud rfirhland Beach
4 20 : A., n 30 4 VI 20. re G:i5 - VI.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
rOi, Lon. ,NCU. OCEAN GROVE ETC.
IRON PIER : y. r.. Foot KtCIOENr.
r., Atlantic IIlshland. Highland Beach. Nolm1udr
eranlight. Monmouth Beach and Long Bdan,h at 49,
d,y- . - A. NJ, / 90 T.. NJ. 80 nj,
Tor F.lcron. Ocean Gro'c. Asmry PARK ana Point
for iaIcao.i Tom. RIVER and Baureat. 30 n NJ
! % > - i NJ.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE
rO;, IO>,. HR,NCI. OCEAN EROI r.. ETC.
WEST SHORE RAIL

n = = TT II t. II VI T'7'''''''T
F\,IHsION TitkET> 70 NORID> fAiH'
GOOD TIN DAYS. >i?.Do.
u.o vuI\D "TRIP TiCnrT> GOOD u>Ti.
\ckl ,IREK l.TtI. ssJ~.OO.
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GIcGmccdtS
FALL RIVER LINE.

FOR Fusion NFWrOKl, prJ>id,nec. Co;tase City,
Na,&lcke, all Eastern Point, -
boz BILE st MtK SERVICE. thr PURITAN, ri
crim rl,morth Providence IN commission to1ether
TWO boat, each way daily. line orchestra Oh. each
Lave New.York rom Par . North River odd No)
week davs at 80 ~ l.. NJ, SUNDAYS D 80 i. VI.
ony. Iul'man Ne-tiDpld trains lra'" fsll RIVER at
81 and 10 \. NJ. dIe Boston & 30 ana Q 700 A. NJ
tonnecting boat lc'fc~ Biootlvn WEI. days ara
sundays at 90 4. ". Jci-cv CITY 90 T. NJ
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Delaware. IncLawannn and Western r. X.
STATIONS in >cw-Nor OF arclnY mud Christopher
SHORTEST LINE. NI>Tlbt LID ihNi>>.
pIIIMN\ lOAtIII-.

D.c. route 20 NrW Ngk. ELpoMlIi -. VIZ I.
GLAZE. TIfl ORANGES. summit B'rAr!'' ''. 80 b.
u- Ed-,. Madison. do' ..'t,.t f.--3' Ia' a.,
f.nafnu D,,rr >'auiol". ~ DIS LNhl. IN ~.
iNr,DNt, II.rkctt.tovn >CuOJLiN - .Ol y NJ,
W,.hletJn rnlf1lI'>Bl r. ASTON MNiI -
ar, iI,rt D~st 10 Po,ono N.putltur - Il y y
iH% riir~1ON WiItt >BAGEt NiNfttpk D.
nANtiill SOt.rIit NIB BLAND Noi'.o--. l;l ~
mtMl0N o\ FORD NORWICH W''r'. I,,~,. ~, \
~, M ti.p ~Pt;IN'-~ fftl'uI. 49, y ~. -
,sWino. IIuN,A pWi'0 LiNiEN, ,FN' ~,
ENIiI DAN~NfIIl- b. tttI 10 AID "i ONT
Wf.f NnisluW - NNp -! HW iI,,,,,>,.. ..,,
900 4, M.HI tlAIo. Ki' LID Nftl ~ 3" 81
"' Wi.; tNrI.I.>~. r.l:n. 49," a.. :, o." -
re... - Bur.i, VIA trim fo' 'hi'1'" Mfi'm- y
Do urA' lHuif,u-. 81
,r.o A. W. BINrHNVloN NAIL STOPS At lrn'I!a
100 r. VI. SCRANTON. BiN"n ANTON and lie
''Mft.t I'EpEt.~- Fululu ptrlur 90 ..,.
THO r. W. S,'ENNrpN NIIki ~nAtrl and PIN VI
81 m INPhI.~> rulita 81 IIi.u' .'tr- ....,,.-.
1870 T.. VI. lD'ii' ~ tfNLI LIMITED IAFN'>N
pullman -i,.irr-. Arrive - D., . .l
o0O =. VI. Dils ttNL" ~ ~ I'D ~r''' N'9
TitKTr- and li'ILNAN ACCOMMODATIONS a. 3
Nnrr,,-t ana i1n Ir,AiNay. ~ irt- - i.ifA >''Nl-
~ and pruadwa, 90 Wei l2iii--t. ~, "uIhWs
,,r N,N.l srs 333 Wa-hington--t "a tnt"n->t ana
a Hrndrnv I.ronalvn Tim" tables. ewing nI l"of'
ma all siatot>. ...,, g.. and
check arg,,c from hotel rr~iien"c &" d'>iii1t on
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London Sept g. D. M Onsols. o 2-l5 FOR
money and -. for "a" account. Nv York Penn
sVlVania and ohio first InorfPag" bonds .J't. al
adian Pacific 17-.. Eric. 49,. 10 second con~"l~.
-. Illinois Central o.. Mexican ordinary -
- Paul common. o. Reading lU'. Mexican Cen
tral new ( per cent bonds. aDie.
p. m.-The amount Of bullion gone into ~"
Bank OF England balance to-day g. t'.''''
Money 3 uer cent The rate Of discount In th'
open market for both short and three months
bins is -, per cent spanish a.. 60. Paris ac-
vices qtoie uer cent rcnt~s ~ ~ francs ~
confines for m. recount. and cSchang~ on Lon
don 1T - francs - c~niines for cA"' h.
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~..et lartic, lave Sow ui-Nc'kiV 10y tLira"
visiting Washington. Niagara l.ll~. The 81 Lawrence.
N.-ftiul- trsr- Duinr ears. bs~i laroll- and hut'
"a, p, uhrr.. All travelling ,.N""i,'.- Included.
Iinl larirulars frnui TfI0> COON ~ son.
,G1 AND Las BROADWAY. SEN-NORk.
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The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1893-08-25

being settled, the question was next
raised if it would do to disclose to
the people how limited the resources
of the Confederacy were. 1t was
decided this would never do, and
Mr.. Benjamin cheerfully agreed to
be censured by Congress, rather
than the weakness of the South
should be exposed. And this was
one of the people who were to be
forbidden the capitol.
There was something peculiarly
meet in the fact that such a vindi-
cation should have dbeen made in
the same room that had witnessed
such a different scene years ago.
And again, may it not be that it
was something more than coinci-
dence that Southern reverses should
have set in SO shortly after the Incl
dent above related.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1893-08-25
WHAT WE WILL DO.

IF you think any Of your out-of-
town friends would care to read
our little paper, we would take it
kindly if you will drop us a postal
with, or. phone us (No. 876) their
address. We will mail the paper to
them cheerfully for a short time free
of cost.
AN invitation is extended all our
friends to contribute articles or
various subjects, UNCONVENTIONAL
or otherwise, to this paper. As it
goes to press on Thursday night,
all "copy" should be in hand by
Tuesday night.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1893-08-25
COULD NOT GET IN.

On Virginia Day, August 9th, at
the Worlds Fair, a lady and gen
tleman from Richmond, desiring to
be patriotic, called at our State
building. They were not a little
chagrined when an attendant de
MED them admittance, as the build
ing was that day undergoing reg
ular, old-style cleaning, and would
not be open until six o'clock in the
evening. That the man told the
truth was evidenced by brooms,
buckets and the like which stood on
all sides.
That Virginia day should have
been selected as the time for clean
ing the Virginia building, was, to
put it mildly, very bad manage
ment on the part of those in charge.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1893-08-25
is THE DUELLo NEEDED7

Of late years it has been consider
ed the proper thing to denounce the
practice of duelling as barbarous.
Undoubtedly it is, but like many
other customs emanating from the
chivalry of the Middle Ages, it con-
tanned much Of that which is good.
In our own southern country, the
duello obtained much longer than
in other sections. A code that held
honor dearer than life was not a
bad one. He who assailed the good
name of man or his family either
gave his authority or accounted
with his life. Failing to do one or
the other he was driven from the
society of gentlemen.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1893-08-25

Notices of the meetings of the va
rious Jewish organizations will be
inserted free of charge, if the Score
taries will send them In. AS the
paper will be in every Jewish house
in the city, the trouble and expense
of sending out notices will be dis
pensed with.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1893-08-25
HE WAS NOT ELECTED.

AS rule those things which tend
to mingle politics with religion are
deprecated. notwithstanding this,
an incident that occurred at the re-
cent election of delegates was not
without its gratifying effect.
About three O'Clock in the after
noon, avoter came up to one of the
polling places. A candidate stand
ing near asked for look at the bal
lot. His request was granted, and
when he saw the ticket was that of
the opposite side, he pointed to the
name of a Jewish citizen it contain
ed, and made an inquiry of a char
acter that was slur at the race.
This was repeated to a Jewish trav-
cling man standing near This
gentleman had voted earlier in the
day for the indiscreet candidate and
his friends, but after the remark was
made determined to defeat him. He
went quietly to work to accomplish
his purpose All afternoon he vot-
ed friend after friend, and when the
ballots were counted the indiscreet
one and his colleagues were found
wanting.
The rebuke was all the more mark
ed for the reason that the other
four precincts in the ward went the
other way.