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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-28
For over Fifty Years.

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for children teething Itsoothes
the child, softens the gums allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarrhRa. Twenty-Five cents a bot
tle-Ad
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ling futures ranged as follows.

! lbhltlulOTt. Mu.s july -t.--FIOQr STEADY.
| Wheat dull and easy; No red on spot
| 6SQ IS &C; July 672lc; August 679z September
| 6952d6gAc; milling wheat by sample 6Sd69c
Corn dull; mixed spot and July delivery
| 4G'lc; August 46Ac; September l7c; white
corn by sample see yellow by sample SOC
St Louis. July 2.-ElOur unchanged: extra
| fancy y sOg2 80; fancy s. 40a2 80; choice 81 Is
| az %: emily a 9OG12 on. Wheat lower; No.
? red cash 5s9s@Bci July delivery 6Oc; Au-
gust delivery 5o1ac; September delivery 69as
Q62%c. Corn lower; No. red cash 35hc;
July delivery 351sc, August delivery 35s{c;
September 36c Oats lower; No cash al
261ac; July delivery 26c, Augustdelivery 2215c,
September delivery. Whisky 81 - Bagging
45a05lac iron cotton ties 95c9l 90. Provis-
ions quiet. Pork, current make Sl6 p. Lard
5000 1879. Dry salt meats, loose. shoulders
g. co. longs and ribs 81 IS; shorts 50 -; boxed
l5c more. Bacon-packed shoulders - 50
longs and ribs 50 80; shorts $40 90. Hams
sugar-cured 13J114c.
New Orleans. July 27.-Cofee firm; Rio or
binary to fair 17380l974c. Sugar firm open
3A@3Bc; centrifugals, choice, yellow clari-
fed 7-l6012c; prime yellow clarified A 5
16q4aBc prime do. 5l6G sc; seconds 3 1-16
0ll-loc. MOlasSes nominal.
Cincinnati, July 27.-Flour, steady; fancy
s. 6O012 95 family 81 10G2 p. Wheat lower
No 2 red 56Ia@5sc. Corn firm; No. mixed,
new 26HD27c; Old, 31Q321sc. Oats stronger;
No mixed 32034c Rye dull and nominal
No 81 SOC. Pork quiet at Sl7 25 Lard easy
at SO. Bulk meats nominal at s. O0lDS 25.
Bacon little demand at $40 5O8lO75. Whisky
firm.
Rice
New York July 27-Rice fairly active
and firm; domestic fair to extra 2S02%c;
Japan 43Q415c.
New Orleans July 27.-Rice steady. Ordi-
nary to good 2d25sc
Petroleum, Oils Etc.
New York, July 27.-Cotton seed oil quiet
and firm; crude BIC bid; yellow prime 43c
bid; chOice44c
New York, July 27-Petroleum quiet and
steady. Washington, in barrels 81 S.; do in
bulk 81 35; refined New York s. -; Philadel-
phia and Baltimore IS 20; do. in bulk s. Goa
65
Naval Stores.
Charleston, July 27.-Spirits turpentine
quiet at 2482l&c Rosin quiet and firm at
85Igc for good strained
New York, July 27.-Rosin quiet and steady;
strained, common to good 81 01Gl %. Tur-
pentine quiet and steady at 27Gl2714c.
Whining ton, July 27-Rosin steady; strained
at 75c; good strained soc. Spirits turpentine
nominal at 24Iac TOR firm at 81 l5 Crude
turpentine firm; hard Csc; soft and virgin
81 CO.
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When Baby was>sick, we.gaveaher Cagtoria.
When she was.a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When ahe had Children, chesgave themCastorh
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Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
Naval Stores.
Fruit and Vegetable Market.

New York, July ~ a4ermelons. fancy.
large, S25 0OD30 90; medium. SIS O0025 90;
pears, LeConte, bhls. 81 5Gf03 50; peaches,
fancy, carriers, 50 O0d4 So
PALMER. RIVENRuRG & Co
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Norwegian bark with letters L f G NJ from
Georgetown for Buenos Ayres
Passed Highland Light oath, brig II b Hus-
sey, Boston to Charleston.
Schr Frank w Howe, 20miles south OF Body
Island, July 2i, Boston for Brunswick.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

Sun Rises. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sos
Sun Sets. .... & ~
High Water at Savannah. 631 am 7:O2 pm.
STANDARD Time)
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Pilot charts and all nautical information
win be furnished masters Of vessels free of
charge IN United States photographic ONCE
in the custom house, Captains are requested
TO call az the office
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Galveston. July 25-S Steamer Miranda ar
rived here from New York to-day and sailed
with party Of electricians to repair break in
cable located about l0Gmiles south of this city.
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Havana, July 21-Sailed, barks Galofro
lSpj, Gelpi, Brunswick; 22d, Henry Norwell
Cushman. Brunswick
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London July 25-Barl Padre [Ital1. Oliyari
from Savannah March for Odessa which put
into ST Michaes on April -, leaking, has been
condemned and sold.
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Arrived Yesterday.


Bark North Star, Sheen, Liverpool. salt foI
G M Gilbert & Co; vessel to Paterson, Down
ing s. Co.
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Tennis Shoes and Gymnasium Shoes
80 cents upward, at LaFars.-ad.
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Belts.

Silk belts and leather for men or boys,
at LaFar's, Broughton sheet.-cd
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Memoranda.

Steamship City of Macon. Boston.
Bark Magne LNorl. Danzig
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Hammocks and Sun Hats
At LaFar's, EroughtOn street.-ad.
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Steamer Alpha Daniels, Beaufort and Port
Royal-C II Medloc< Agent
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White and Fancy Vests
In variety, at LaF'ar's, Broughton street
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Mems Nights and Handkerchief
In variety, at Lat'ar's Broughton street.
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COMMERCIAL.
sAvANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
savannah. Ca. July %. 1893

r,ror-The market was steady on little
,-.-.-r in ha demand The sales OF the day
snan.e4o Isl bales, On ehanse' at the
....-r o. clock can, the market was bulle-
5... rrad rs follows;
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Naval Stores-There was but little doing
comparatively in naval stores today. The
spirits turpentine market was unsettled
Buvers We're bidding 2i14c for regulars and
The factors were holding of. There were
however sales of 40 casks reported at the
board Of trade at the II O'Clock call, at 25c
ga, cents for regulars. There were other
sales made at the lower price. ROsin-The
market has undergone a considerable change
in the lastfew days. Factors will not sell the
uales al quotations, and there is difference
OF opinion among the buyers and sellers as to
the values Consequently there areno sales Of
the finer grades. The darks are selling at
quotations, but a comparatively small lot is
taken At the opening call at II o'clock at
the board Of trade, the market was posted as
follows
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DoR RENT, the cheap columns OF the
II MORNING NEWS at ''One cent a word for
each Insertion; an excellent mode Of adVertis.
NJ.
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Bathing and Athletic Suits
And sweaters, at LaE'ar's.-ad.
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Summer Underwear
For men, at bottom prices, at LaFar's
ad
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If you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS

Summer Underwear
for men, at bottom prices, at LaFar's.-
ad
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Great Reduction
In boys straw hats, at LaFar's, Brough-
ton street-ad.
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Color Shirts
Cheaper than ever, pretty patterns, at
LaF'ar's Broughton street.-ad.
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Country Produce

demand; grown fowls u pair G5d70c; q
grown, 40d45c; spring chickens, 25G335c u
pair; small sizes not wanted; geese u pair
75c: Market for eggs is firm and fully sup
Piled demand fair; country u dozen, 11c0t2c.
Peanuts-Ample stock, demand light, market
easier fancy h. p. Va, q h, TG75lc; b. p, q
ID, Co. small, h. p, a b, 51S.
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Nice Sun Umbrellas
All sizes, at LaF'ar's, Broughton street
ad
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FOR DYsPEPsI

BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
All dealers keep IL, 81 per bottle. Genuine haa
trademark and crossed red lines on wrapper.
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At the closing call at p. m. the market v
unchanred.
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New York, July y, D. m.-Flour weak
with free offerings; winter wheat low grades
81 95G2 A; winter fair to fancy 81 45d3 As;
winter patents So 1904 90; Minnesota clear
dun and weak; common to fair extra 81 10
as 10; good to choice extra SO l5G4 y.
Wheat active for export at lower prices
closing firm No. red in store and elevator
6gia@7nc; aioat 7lc; options opened firm at
ism9sc advance, ituCtuated and closed steady
at asn Sc under yesterday with trading more
active; No red July G95ac, August 69Ac:
september 729sc; October 74Ac November
71}4c. Corn sc lower and dun, closing
steady No 4740 ~ in elevator; 48d948l4c
ahoat; No. , white SIC in store; ungraded
mixed 475BlS4C; options were dull at llQ%c
decline closing weak. July delivery 479Sc:
August delivery 41aac; september delivery
47tsc. oats firm, active and easier; options
quiet and weak; July delivery 36is &C; August
delivery 3O-ac: September Doc; spot No. , 37Gl
375ac; No. white 37iaM36c; mixed western
371l39c. white do. 39i644 &c. Wool moderately
active ana steady; domestic fleece 279132c;
pulled 2GU31c. Beef dun and steady; family
$40 OOft12 90. extra mess 81 50GsOJ Beef hams
steady and dull at Sl' o. 1ierced beef quiet
city extra India mess sl5 0OGl7 o. Cut meats
quiet and cluN;- picked bellies ll17c;
picked shoulders &c picked hams 1lIa0I2Bc
Middlcs uacuvcdnd easy; short clear 81 IS
Lard quiet and lower; western steam closed
at - 20 asked; city steam S 81 nominal;
July delivery - 10; Septem Der delivery 80 95:
refined quiet continent 80 30; South America
$40 30; compound - -. Pork quiet and steady;
new mess SIS OyNtls 75; extra prime duh and
quiet. MOlaSseS-FOreign nominal; New Or
leans open Kettle, good to choice quiet and
steady at 30ll3sc. Peanuts dull; fancy hand
picked 5 4GS6c. Cofee-OptiOns opened firm
and closed steady and unchanged TO 10 points
up: Juiy delivery Is 50; September de-
livery 10 aDlnl0 10. OCTOBER delivery SI5 7Uu
Is ~, November delivery SIS 80: December
delivery Sl5 -5Gf1j %: March SIS 10; spot Rio
dull and nominal; No. 1910. Sugar
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PROVIDENCE LINE.

rOK DOSTON, WUKuI.SuF FL, INN Nh DENOE' 7<'11
POINTS EAST. AND THE WHITE MTS. -.
steamers teut aud Msssaeha,ess: e2,e e da
except Sunday; connecting trains leave wharf A. NJ.
due Boston 7:i5 A. NJ. aud $40 4. NJ due worcester
\ a NJ SUNDAY train Worcester from Union station
AZ 30 A. NJ onyl Through Parlor Cars 70 Whte
Mountains leave wharf except Sunday, 10 A. NJ, ole
FahTans 4 30 p. NJ
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tionaI Gorlagc Company who have not a.'en ,i,a
70 the plan of reorganization is called 10 their
lac: that the extended line for depo''E1n nnnanv
eSpires tomorrow, Tu,s'!ay, az p n; o f
ooo : ares 81 the preferred and 10000 snof
Of the common STOCK, Or ahon; :, per eI,o oe" Tie
each have been deposited under re PHI Of tho
dotaiis for transfer of the assets OF the COMP,
70 new corporation being satis;artorIs sI pn
dressed ard that stock hoders who 90 no. nil
,,o, rorticipatr ia the benefit, of the orgih.,
ION II j. expected that the final deposits w
morrow will he large. =, u. n,,rh,r To-
The directors OF the BIackw.iiS DI ull,1,t
p,,iadenhia. on .Iulg 10, and declared 49,
annual dividend OF per cent for the SIN ho'''''
ended on June 80, 1898.
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ALBANY BOATS.

PLVPLET~ l..
Steamers DREW aad DEAN RICHMOND eacy od
pier Al ~ Ia Canal st.. az A. NJ daily tSulsiys
excepted Direct connection with eSprs, trains 70
Safaioen Lake George Adrondacs. Tn)usand Islands,
Pirnncid Springs Niagara Fails sharon SrriDgs and
Coouersown Saturday night steamer eqslects with sun
Jav' rrorninr train for Sa aiOga and Lake George.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Monday, July 24-p. NJ.
The movements Of prices at the Stock Exchange
were uncertain and ftfully irregular to-day. b.
fore the opening Of business it pretty widely
known that considerable orders to buy Erie, St
Paul and Louisville and Nashville had been re-
ceivcd from London, where American shares at
the moment were strong and higher. The first
course of prices was the greater disappointment to
persons who reasonably had expected at least n
modest rally in consequences Of a partial rcstora-
ton of confidence. The sharp declines in West
ern Union Chicago, Burlington and Quincy. Mis-
souri, Pacific and few other stocks, which are
not vet dealt in abroad, were unexpected and
disacrecabe surprise They were presumably the
result of concerted attack by the bear faction,
because the news justified no such abrupt move
mcnts, but it must be admitted that the final
losses in these stocks were uncomfortably heavy.
Tn point of activity Western Union led the mar
kot Opening at 70 with a decline of 1-2 per
cent il fell to 20 5-s and rallying to 10 Is
again declined in the last hour TO 20 34a14 Is,
final loss of 3-S per cent. In the other Stocks
the rally was even less confident, and Missouri
Pacific suffered loss of . 3-s and Chicago
Burlington and Quincy one OF . j-S per cent III
the afternoon AtchiSon became somewhat more
active and it fell . -2 per cent to IA - In
this instance the depression was continuous, Tor
tbe first price was the highest and the last Inc
lowest for the day. ST. Paul was second only 10
Western Union in volume of transactions, ana
after the early decline il rallied with some spirit,
but in the final dealings it fell abruptly per
cent and its last price was virtually the lowest.
or the other Granger stocks Rock Island ana
Northwest offered the most stubborn resistance.
and among the industrial stocks General Electric
was exceptionally firm. Louisville and nashville
was quiet, but it recorded gain of 1-2 per cent
and a few other stocks which were even less
active scored small advances. The closing was as
a rule distinctly devoid of spirit and confidence.
For the cratic movements there was no good
excuse in the conditions surrounding speculation.
Money on call was easy around 4 per cent ana
a small amount of loan certificates was cancelled
at the Clearing House. Arrivals of gold were
5000 600 in bars from London and S270,o0o in
Spanish coin from Havana The interior de-
mand for currency was increased late in the day,
but it was without influence on the rates Tor
money That the short interest remains large
was Indicated by the loaning rates for all the
leading stocks.
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.
There We're no transactions in Government
bonds at the Stock Exchange and quotations were
practically unchanged as follows:
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financial.
To the Holders Of the Preferred and Common STOCK
Of the National Cordage Company;

Of the National Cordage Company;
referring to the statement and plan o. reorganization
addr,sed to/yOu by this committee. ndoisd "Cr'ula
No. L. You hereby n,tnrd that over - PER CENT
capital stock 81 tn National Cordage Com
pay has a-sentd the plan Of reorganization AMI cr-
tincstes therefor have been deposited with the UNITED
STATES TRUST COMPANY.
the hore OF the stockholdr, to the
plan Of reorganization will Thereby le,omc unannou-
the committee tie time fo the lOst Of tn re.
r,ainlng shares Of stock with the UNITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY und,r tie reorganization apIeer"nt.
until aud including the 2jth day Juiy 1898 upon tc
condition that per cent Interest the nst install
1nant. 10th day VI July. 1898 10 the date of
payment. be added
Holders OF the remaining and preferred shares
hereby requested deposit s certificates OF took
duly ndCrsad IN negotiable form. with the UNITED
STATES TRUST COMPANY. which company will issue
exchange therefor It, negotiable certificates OF deposit
which have been listed the Newyork stock Exchange
and which VIII be exchangeabe. Within REASONABLE tm'.
FOR engraved certificates.
Payments by such stockholders for their cash con
trlbutlons working capital 10 Dr. made a. follow
PREFERRED STOCK.
10 per cent with per cent interest from July 10Th
1898, On or before August 10th. 1888.
3 Der cent, without rr~t on before August 10
ls'S'
3 PEI cent without Interest. or before SEPTEMBER TO-
1893
COMMON STOCK
8 per cent with interest ut per cent from July 10th
1881 on or before August 10th. 1893.
per cent. without Interest before August 10th
1893.
STOCKHOLDERS MAKING THIS CASH con-
TRIBITION WILL RECEIVE ~ EXCHANGE
THEREFOR. PREFERRED STOCK At PAR.
The committee are satisfied that q prompt d, po,lt Of
the remaining shares Of II elk Will h. Greatly t. the
ad ,amagc Of the holders and will materially facilitate
successful ierrgsniletion.
Until md including the ?Jth day Of July. 1898.
$4,000. 900 OF the proposed issur of u per cent.
Collateral Trust First MortsnEe Thirty Year Gold
Bonds offered for subscription exclusively Pre-
ferred and Common Stockholders. Of the National
COrdagc Company who deposit their shares nj thu
UNITED STATES Trust COMPANY, nj the price
Of ~ per cent. md Interests therefor be
made Is per the time Of subscri ptiou. and
the balance mt the rate OF - per cent. per month
thereafter.
After that date bonds not taken bv the Stockholders
will be offered 10 the public at price h. hNed but
not less than S5 per cent. and Interest.
Any further information In connec ton with the r.
organization which may be desired by the Stockholders
will 10 furnished application at the Offices Of the
unders gned. or at the onice Of the UNITED STATES
Trust COMPANY.
GEORGE &. MAGOUN, Is Wall IT,,
ERNST TiAL,IANN, 40 Walls.
GUSTAV II. GOssLER, 1ls Pearl ST.,
Reorganization Committee
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Business Chances.

WANTED the representation OF prominent
w hm or Iraluiactnr io the ctia Ia,lhc oa'' 1n
gentleman mighty connected thoroughly familiar WIN
Wtstern trade capIbr Of furnishing lstrass fi''nc,
aud bond II necessary. \. ". NootSA N"i'"' -
Icntl-st.. san Francisco.
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MONMOUTH PARK RACES.

RACING EVERY DAY Az 2;So'
Central r. H. Of n. j. Liberty ST. Ferry lo'so n 'So
A. NJ 70 40 IL AS. 100 Il 90 on SATURDAYS onyI, .o
p NJ Peansylvanis h H., Cortlandt ana Desoros'e ~
Ferries. II 100 Special. IL 10 p M Spec,A., Anu w
p NJ Special Il p. NJ. Saturdays oniyl u ~ o.'uN.y
ov, boats via Sandy from Pier .. foot Of Ase'ef
e.. II ;o0A. NJ. IL rs. 1 100 p NJ
wv FARE ROUND TRIP. >1.oos
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NETWORK. July -, 1893.
'ND THE HOLDERS OF

NEW-YOHK. July -, 1898.
'TO THE HOLDERS OF
REORGANIZATION Certificates Receipts for First Pre-
fcIrcd. Second Preferred aud Common stock OF the
EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA GEoEGiA
RAILWAY COMPANY. under agreement and plan Of
reorganization ~ May !. 1898
Pursuant to the provisions Of said agreement and plan,
Jnyncnt ~ 80 cents per share First Preferred stock
~ per share on Preferred stock sl25 pcr
share Common Stock. account OF the first n-tament
Of the assessment on Stock OF the EAST TENNE>SEE.
VIRGINIA & GEORGIA RAILWAY COMPANY, 10
hereby called Tor payable at the office Of Dli"XEL
MORGAN & co.. 20 Wall ST., Ncw.lofk. on or beiotc
AUGUST 10, 1893.
Ali holder, of reorganization certificates or receipt, Tor
any Of such .tork. nrc notified - pay the amount due
under this call o., o, before the dIte mentioned, ana 10
present their certificates receipts 80 that such pay
ment may he indor.cd thereon
$!% !! 52jE '%iEHii;9n,A,xH Committee.
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Hudson River by Daylight

Day Line Steamers,
NEW.NORK or ALBANY
Daily except Sundaya
Leave Brooklya, ruiton-St. 10y Annex S.VO a. ~.
/" New.Y ork, Desbrosses St. Tier, saw .
do West I'd St. DO 600
for ALBANY landing Ut l0nkers. West Point. Ne"'
burgh Poughkeepse, Ihinebeck Cat'kll. and Hudson
Returning leave Albany 3 80 A. NJ.
CONNECTIONS
WEST POINT. NEwBUkGH AID POUGHhEEPSlE.
with down Day Boat - .
resorts Of the Catsktls =,
CAISKlLL with SPECIAL trains On Catskill NJ. II. l..
ALBANY with talns for Niagara Falls and tho West:
Boston and East; Montreal and the North and
with special trains u and from Saratoga.
The New-York Transfer Company viii call for snd
check baggage from hotels and residences.
MORNING AND AFTERNOON CONCERTS.
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Cost an0 fonno


I OsT.-B,nk.hoos No. GOO so5. Bank for sa,ine-. %
IL Rleeckcr-st New.Yofk. Payment stopFd' rea" ~
turl book to bank
4 Os-r-p,nl r,os M 1876 70i Dry Dock savings
Esnk Any er-o having claims upon snS o th,
called upol Ia n-c.eut the 70 the bihR Wlni 'FF
DAYS OF the aid oo viii decl1red rancelru anu en-
tingui.hed and a new one Issued In lieu th.feoi'
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUpscRIPTIoNHSs FOR
a Tmr NV t9sk ,NlBrNEf WILL NJ ~ Eh p, ne
door north Of InryIar,t,s| ci ssa ApvE Err
EASEMENTS at the following Bransn Gs1 rouh s.h
corner Fourteenth ST. 200 corner rSrty ssvent
iod West Tory.seeond.st.: 1872 Columbus.svc. ....
Al the U,II.FN OFFICES, $50 last ono-hundred
and twenty nfth pa One hundred ana twenty
hftnst 800 onshundi ed-and forty hi'h't' up
IN Brooklyn AZ Gs uourt.st sos Dc ksio.ac' LOO
Bedford ave up 10 D. m. regular once rates 60,
London ONCE for advertisements. 2o3 keseat.1" w.
100 West st. io2 NO. nrnrtS.n.h es1
west t2as.; 6sI Third sys; I;sss IhT0's's'' %o''
2his0Ave.. Bet u2W and l1ah ~.
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Che Uurf.

brighton BEACH RACES.
- Racing Every Week Day Beginning at r; NJ
REACHED BY ALL ROUTES TO CONEY IsLAND'
Grand stand 81. Ladies' SOC. Field ooc. ,..
CHAs " SASS. Secretary g. ii. ENGEaAN' ffo'iae"'
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STONINGTON LINE.

INSIDE ROUTE TO EosT3N rE1WyrpEHSE, % SIyn',
Sound route To NARRAGANsErT PIER AND Walk
HILL. New steel steamers MAINE ana Nl.W-HAMP:
- NJ Z 40 r. ~ daily including Sunday.
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STOCKS WE'RE IRREGULAR.
4 FALL AFTER A RALLY.
THE CLOSING NOT CONFIDENT MONEY ON
CALL RULED AT FOUR PER CENT
SALES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE. JULY 81.
SAILS or BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.

q, Bs OF Com 80. 20
10 columbia BIZ. 20
1000 Am & oil ss. lO1
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Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-02
A Desperate Thief.

Upon entering his place of business
at j. NJ. McGill e. Cos store, yester-
day afternoon, Mr.. l.. +. Eek, an old
and respected citizen, was viciously
assaulted by negro sneak thief, and
ex-convict, known as Walter Williams,
whom Mr.. Eek had detected III the
act Of rining the store. The negro,
although scarcely full grown, proved
stronger and more vigorous than his
captor, aud succeeded after a struggle,
in making his escape This was only
temporary, however, as Mr.. Eek gave
the alarm and posse headed by Con-
stable Will IIargett, quickly overlook
and captured the fugitive, who upon
preliminary trial before Justice Hay
wood this a. m, waived examination
and was committed to Jail in default
of $500 bail.