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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. oct. le-cotton steady; middling.
l-lec; low mddling 7&c; good ordinary 4,lsc;
Britain. 600 bales; coastwis-. 427i bales sales,
"a bales stock. ilj,2i7 bales.
Norfolk. oct. l6.-tottOn nrGl middling. sisc; low
middling. Il-l5c. good ordinary. ic net and gross
receipts s3 bales: coastwlse. 5l2 bales; sales IA
bales: stock lib bales. ~
Savannah. Oct. I6.-cotton quiet middlng.
lj-cc; low mlddling. 9.ec; good ordinary o-lSc
net and gross receipts. 1iii bales: exports 10 the
continent 500 bales coastwise. 1892 bales; sales,
800 bales: stock. lOs -, bales.
\ew-Dreans. Oct. Ig.-CottOn very nrn gool
mildling SIC: mildlins sisc; low mddling Use;
good ordinary. 7'2c; net receipts l54ls bales gross
+, - bales: exports to France. $50 bales; TO the
Continent. IljO bales sales. 1900 bales; stock
10. So bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17
TELEGRIMS IBOUT THE WEFkS CASE

THE DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE WORKING
HARD TO EXTRADITE HIM.
The District ttorney's office is bending all its
energies secure the eNtradition OF Francis II.
Weeks. IL is in frequent. almost daily. communi-
cation with the State Department at Washington
on the subject. The correspondence Il conducted
chiefly by telegraph for the Minister 10 Costa Ric1
* kept informed by cable Of the wishes OF Secretary
Gresham \ long dispatch was sent 10 Washing ton
from the District Attorneys office yesterday anu
an announcement about the care may be made to-
day Assistant District Attorney Lindsay. who
has charge of the proceedings. Is sui confident
that Weeks viii eventually BE- surrendered by the
Costa Rcan government.
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NOMINATIONS IN NEARBY DISTRICTS

Nominations were made by New-lork County
and district conventions near Sew York CITY last
evening follows:
ASSEMBLY.
we.,chr.tcf County, INA Di-,lrt-rdgar J.. I'd'r
Dem.
Eocaland county, ns,.f-,raw District Thomas no'rnn
Dem
w,-tchc-tcr County. IL Dirtfld John e. H'rrsan
Dem
Richmond County Michael Consllnr fE"9. and Ind.
Nominations Is Assembly conventions were made
in nearby New-Jersey districts last evening - fol-
lows.
Hudson County. Win District Thon". l. NJ Even
hep.
Hudson Comfy Win D-rict-S. y " Sout Dem .
HUDSON Corhiy Min District '.suht,el z. 'mi'ti"
tHep.
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CHESS PL4YERS ~ NEU- YORK AGAIN
CONTINUING THE INFORMATION. TOURN ,MENT
AT The MANHATTAN CHESS GLIB.

CONTINUING THE INTERNATIONAL TOT NAMENT
At The M>NnATTAN CHESS GLIB.
The twelfth round OF the international chess
tournament played at the Manhattan Chess
Club yesterday. The games resulted as follows:
Schmidt against Ryan: Vienna opening Schmidt
won after thirty-eight moves
Oily against Hanham; Phildors defence. The
game was adjourned
Lee against Gossip: Zukertort opening. Lee won
after twenty-esht moves
I.asker against Abin; Queens gambit declined.
Iasker won after thirty-one moves. thereby estab
fishing "A new worlds record in winning twelve
straights
Plllsbury against Showalter; Ruy Lopez; thirty
nine moves. Piilsbury
Taubenhaus against Pollock; tuy Lopez Pollock
after forty seven moves
Jasnogrodsky against Delmar; Zukertort opening
Delmer after forty moves.
The game which stood adjourned from Saturday
between Pollock and Plsbury scored by the
former Yesterday.
Appended IL the score Of the game:
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THE CITIZEN MILL GRINDING RAPIDLY.

JUDGE GILDERsLEEVE NNTURAIIZE> THIRTY
FOREIGNERS IN SEVEN MINuTE>-oNE MAN
WITNESS FOR THREE RE TAN
MANY VOTERS IN SUCCESSION.
The citizen mill in the County Court House Is
grinding at a lively rate just Judge Glider
sleeve in the Superior Court. is a great hustler
when il comes to making voters-it would be "a
misuse of language to call them citizens. NJ $40
O'Clock yesterday afternoon there was a long line
of aliens waiting for the slight sprinkng of judicial
Americanism which the courts apply 10 make the
most ignorant Of foreigners f'i-fedgcd citizens Of
the United States.
Judge Gildersleeve began to hurry. and the re-
suit shows that he Is capable of accomplishing
good deal of work when he has ii before him ~
do. Within minutes 10y the clock ne had nat
urazed thirty aliens He asked the applicants
scarcely question and the position Of witness APP
peared to be merely perfunctory one. one man
was witness for three applicants in succession.
This fact did not seem to disturb the equanmity
of the judge. him 10 think it necessary
TO make any particular investigation into these
cases. They Were hurried through with as much
speed all the others.
When lot Of applicants were sworn TO
truthfuly answer all questions asked of them they
simply told to stand where they were in
the courtroom AID to hold up their right hands.
without the use OF a Bible The work OF The judge
was again resumed. Within short time the court
room cleared and Judge Ciildersleeve at
liberty go home. happy in the knowledge that
he had made record I'm this Kind Of work which
few judges could equal
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nrp1.BrIcAx ASSEMBLY NoMTNATIoNs-

Albany. oct. lG.-Frank Boomndal". "i Noo'-
heesvllle wa nominated BY th" Repubh'"nS 'o'
Assembly i'm the LIST District to-day. - =
Corning y g. oct 1.-the Republican, o.
Seneca County have nominated Harry ''"' VI ~"
eca Falls for member OF Assembly ,,
Troy \. s. OCT. 10 Special. The k@puDican,s
~ Inc Iet Assembly District OF Rensselaer, ohhF
Tonight nominated Joseph A. Leggeu Tor Assem-
bIyman. H.. is prominent Young mahuiactu,.t, an
rbis .f,ernoon the Republican County convention
,,as hold and Charles r. Faulkner was noiniha zen
FOR District Attorney. II" il partner OF 'haiIrS
+, Patterson ex Speaker of the Assembly Al,
Dresses were made by captain John Ianer anu
Addison H. Colvin. candidates on the Kepu,D''ca "a,
state Ticket Both conventions were largely at
tend.d and enthusia site. The County committee
his afternoon elected Jacob V Jacobs chairman
and organized at once for the most ac'N' ""'h'
with good prospects Of success.
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GOOD WORK IN THE NTH DISTRICT

The Republicans OF the Nlth Assembly District
held rousing meeting at their headquarters 49,
broadway and Thiriy-fourth-st. Last evening tn"
hail was packed with enthusiastic citizens John
G. O'conor presided and mad" Il telling speech
I'm calling the meeting 10 order 'olon'l mares
81 Tr.at delivered an eloquent address on the
issues of the DAY ana WAS frequently alplhu''n
over forty new members signed u" roll James
y sheffield Republican caniiIat" for Assembly.
entered the hail and received win great en-
ihusiasm ~. made few happy remarks. whlch
,,.re well received Mr. sheffield j. making a must
ling canvass and the K"puhc1n~ 81 the district ar"
united In his support ana determined 10 elect MIN
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ANTI.syAPPERs rNDoRsE REPUBLICANS.

The Republican County Convention held at Parab-
ola Hall. New-Brghton. S. l.. yesterday afternoon
nominated Mrs. Julia X. West 81 New-Brighton.
for School Commissioner Of Richmond County.
Mrs West has for several wears been identified in
the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty 20 Chill
dren and other charity organizations. When seen
last night Mrs. West said she had accepted the
nomination at the urgent request OF her friends
and with the hope Of eliminating politics from
schools The following ticket nomina ted:
County Judge, George j. Greenfield. Southfeld
member Of Assembly, Michael Conklin. Middletown:
County Clerk, John H. Ellsworth. Westfeld; Coro.
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DAILY

completion work, then fomilly turned the
building To the society The speaker Thomas II.
Fowler who also presided Herman ohrs william Wills.
president OF the Mercantile Exchange e. Waldo Smith,
president OF the Wholesale 'ioeer-' Association; b. r.
Van ValkenbuIgh. Assistant Daily Commissioner: j. W.
Callahan H. Rohrs Joseph lirnnsnother. j. Sterling
Dfekc l.. V Mun.on Charles = Higgins Ind John
Frrdelickr.
Tomorrow evening will be Ladies Day and early
in December a fair will bc given.
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The Independent Democrats Of the IVth Assem-
bly, District met last night at Jackson Hail. 40 To-
East Broadway. and after enthusiastic speeches.
unanimously nominated james A. Doncgan for me
Assembly Among the speakers were DR.. Nandr-
grin Julius Levi. James A. Donegan ana j. j.
Donohuc. nj. H.
MIR Donegan has held the following Offices III
Tammany Hall and has resigned from cach; ' zee
president member of the Committee on Organiza-
lion member Of the General Committee and secrc-
tarv of the District Executive Committee. He ~
!, lawyer at No. ia Nhssau-st. Those al thc
crowded meeting last night are confident Una, ne
will beat the regular Tammany Hall candidate
Patrick II. Roche.
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: p sANnoRN FOR MAYOR OF NEWPORT

Newport r. L. oct. l6.-The Republican Con-
vention this evening received the decnaton OF ex-
Mayor Powell and unanimously voted TO nominate
]. r. sanborn for Mayor Mr.. Sanborn II the
of THE Newport Mercury, which ~
said to be the oldest paper In America. lie has
served as Speaker Of the Rhode Island House OF
REPRESENTATIVES and Is considered representative
business man, being connected with many local
on
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THERE Is GOOD CLUB IN THAT REdioN'
10 the Editor OF The Tribune.

Sir: In recent Issue OF one Of the morning
papers a Humble Republican" asks why the ne
publican party does not organize Young Men
Republican club In the neiehborhood OF Ihif"-
ave- between e-hundred-and-sxth ana 'he
Observation-Disclosures sts | wish to call his ana
all other Republicans attention who I've III "'c
XVIII Assembly District and other parts oi
Harlem To the fact that such club now eNis's'
and has rooms AT No. III East One hundred-aanu
twelfth-st one door west Of Third-ave.' Witt
place is open every evening. and We earhrstI 10
quest all good Republicans to Join us. Yours very
respectfully, ,,o,,
WILLIAM II. FLAGLER. president,
GEORGE ]. HUNT, secretary
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AN EDITOR NAMED FOR THE ASSEMBLY.

Red Bank " j.. oct lG tSpeciaD.-Thc Republican
fo,vention of the. lid Assembly District was held
al UolmdeI this afternoon. There was large at
tendance and il was enthusiastic gathering.
William j. Leonard, of Atlantic hishlandH; eulpi
leonard is a young man and an aggressive heht''
against race-track legislation Among tnosr pr
made "A stirring speech
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REVOLT AGAINST snEEHAN SPREADING.

REVOLT AGAINST SHEEHAN SPREADING.
Buffalo Oct. 10 tSpeciaD.-A revolt against the
Democratic State ticket is reported from iona
wanda, where Boss Sheehan has long been at work
trying to undermine the Cleveland faction. In this
latter task he has been very successful but now
that the worm has turned the Sheehanites are dis
mayed at the prospect. Martin Reisterer. president
of the German American Bank; T. G. Itesterer,
the cashier DIR. w W. HOyeI DR.. j. r. Harris.
Charles H. Schove. leading druggist: f. W.
Scribner lumber merchant; James W Scribner.
treasurer of the Scribner Lumber Company: g. G..
Schwinger and others all leading Democrats Of
the place. have. il is said. declared they Will not
support the Saratoga ticket. These the repre-
sentative Democrats of this lumber city. and their
revolt means the loss of great many votes to the
Maynard ticket Tonawanda Is in the Nth Assem-
bly, District. and the desertion of the machine can
didate for the Assembly will have important
bearing on the Assembly fight II indicates that
Philip Gerst. the Republican nominee for member
of Assembly, will probably have majority In the
district. which is normally Democratic district.
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ner William = Valser Mortified: Justice OF Ses-
sons Samuel A Mccormick of Westeld
The Anti-Snappers Of Richmond County held their
convention YESTERDAY afternoon AT the l.ycerm. in
New brighton The convention indorsed the Re
publican ticket. with the exception or Justice OF
Connolly objected to the nomination OF Mrs Julia
X. West for School Commissioners saying that II
woman He WAS OVerruled.
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LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS IN NEW-JERsEY

Red Bank ~ J.. oct. i6 (SpecaD.-The Democrats
OF Canvassers met here to-day. 'hflS'op"ei r
vention at Kevp)rt to-day nom'nhted i'ch"'" "'
den. Of Little silver. for the Assembly
Toms River y. J.. Oct 1.-THE ocean county
Republican Convention to-day nominated John T.
Burton of Tuck rton for the Assembly
Relvidere. y j.. oct 1.-THE Democratic board
OF Canvassers met here to-day. christopher +.
Staates wan declared the nominee FOR senator For
Assembymen. L. Milton Wilson Tor me ls' p's
trct and Dr. Richard + sheppard Tor me il'
District. renomnnted
Somervlc. y j.. OCT. i6-ln the Democrat'
man a Jersey city lawyer was dominated lot
senator and George H. Cramer for the Assembly.
Zane Nav y g. Oct lG (Specan.-The Democrats
Of & M. MAY County have nominated eS-Asslstaht
state Prison ~ per Charles J. Parker "i P'h''S
Vile FOR the Assembly.
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the ring" 1t has been open secret since tne
Charter election that the ring ala NOT supPpprrt
Mayor Pagan The bosses not only Opposed ms
nomination. but worked against him at the , ponls.
Some of them did this almost openly anu M1yoi
Pagan alleged at the time that he saw -issempiiy-
Coyle peddling Tansemann tickets az the Pols:
He will now rstaliate. He viii also start d udny
newspaper next week to advocate Colohei Iohe|
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no NAME \ STRONG EErGBLICAN TICKET

he Republican Nominating Committee, appointed nv
the Republican County IonN nton Thursday "NnhS
10 recommend candidates for the various Offices hr1
Conference At the t.rand OpeIl vest riay ana
,gitd upon D. presented {" ia" convention w.
night Members oi the committee aid that the ticket
would prove -tong aud that H. would be- f'c"Nci
with satisfaction b. the coIscntcn.
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rug CRocERS ryIoy OPENS ITS BrILDiyG.

The pretty new building Of the NewNork hr,,'
G,oeer.' Union at Nos. 13s and 40 East Fifty
St was formally opened last evening. The rev nr.
Edward /. Moidenke offered PRAYER. John EYER W.
chairman Of the building committee told Of the Inception
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PITTSFIELD LEMON. NORTH ADAMS An
TIE RtRK~IiIRE HILLS, VIA
uAKlEM DIVISION.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.


EXCURSION TICKET~ TO WORLDS FAIR
GOOD TEN DAYS. $500.
ALSO ROUND TRIP TICKETS GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER 18TH $500.
Trains leave West 42d-st. station. NEWER" a. iol'
lows and u minutes earlier from foot frank lii>t;
i,3O A, M.-Dsly locai Su-p' nson Bridge. eN''ps
SUNDAYS Of Cceynan> Junction. .
1:IO A, M.-Day local - Albany and ~ ato-a lai-
Albany sunday only: =.
1910 A. M.-Dsly for Albany Utica. >ylaru-e, lich'
ester Buffalo. Niagara fa> Detroit. Chicago 81 ct
saturday FOR Toronto ,, =, -
I1:SJ A. M.-DIy. except Suadiy. T. ta.sdli " IN
I'm. New.Paltz L,le, Moholk ana Min1eRisNf.
Nn,nv >aiat0gs. Caldwell Lake ',eDrg'. Prlpr ears
To- Rioou., illr >araioga and Caldwell.
400 T., M.-Dslv. except SundtN. fDr 'at-ki' Noun.
.,S T. M-D,iIy fr Albny. Montreal. rtica. syrlcI,s
" Roche.ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls roioh'o. Detroit.
Cleveland and Chicago.
" Saratoga and Montreal. PaIl0i 10 Kingston.
s:iJ r. N-Dally Albany. Ttca, Syracuse Rocbc>ter
Chicago.
Hayerstew Locals 90 o. M, 2i5 80, - .. ~.
Nswburg Locals -. 1910 n m, ! IL. 49, BIS.
30 II As u. Daily.
Wagner sleeping cars for Albany. I'tiel, Syrscuss,
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit, Cle,e.
land aud Chicago OF all through trains
For tickets Timetables paIlor ana >ireplnS"3r erco
rnoGations. Information apDl, oIi'- Ei"kiyn so
wa-hngtonsf. 7-6 Fulton;st Ann enir' To-. intoa'
wav ii3 gowery. 81 Eat 1i,h.st, % W",i i2",h>t,
and a. stations. &. =. LAMBERT
General Pas .euser Agent
Nud.rbIt.tNe. Newly Jra.
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nEN,orPATIc NOAIINATIONS.

Corning ~ Y. oct lG.-rhe Cleveland Democrats
of Yates County have nominated Frank II. Sayer
of Starkey for member Of Assembly The I'M
faction has already nominated Eli Mcconnell OF
Penn Yam.
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BALTIMORE g. ONO II. X.

BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON. CHICAGO. IuNCIN.
NATL ST; Louis AND All. POINTS WEST.
i."a,r NEWER fos 2f L.brny.st. ,.A.
Dor 'lil NO II 80 a. IN. 80 u ~, IL Ia hi2hI
For PlrTSB a. 80 p. IA. 1. ~ nigbt.
For CINCINNATI. ST. LOT -. a. 8 y. NJ:
For WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE ? q. NJ. ~ 80
a. m, Dining Car, 10 $50 p. m, Dining Car, D.
for NORFOLK. BAY Line 80 y. ~. En-. SUNDAY ..
Ticket Offices I1.. s5i, i15 so 40 B0"a. VI
y. 14r.s 400 GrlndSf.. ~ y: 3it tulton.>t.. Book.
Ign: star o. foot ~ l. lerty-,t.. g y. H. OF y, }.
N-wYo,k Tansfs- Co. wli call for and check baggage
FINN hate mr. rs@id, Ia te.t
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HoBoKEx's MAYOR rAvoRs rorrEy

Mayor Pagan of Hoboken yesterday made public
announcement that he would repudiate the nomina-
ton of Edward II. Stanton as Sheriff and would
support Colonel John J. Toney with all the power
1t his command When asked his reasons. he
said he believed stanton to be the creature of
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DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA & WESTERN n.

DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA 4 WESTERN n.
STATIONS In New York Of Barclay and Christ ophsv
vE>TIBrLED TRANS. IN LLMAN COACHES.
fGAcn o ENcISiSsSSHc 81 %cn 5t
SPECIAL MANIIATTAN DAY COACH ExUUR.
TiSkEf s .:""D no akTiR> ocrSbEK ' SsG
Wv" EXcIRsIoA TICKETS, $500.
lag Ridge, M.aison, Mofr,tows, Fassac, Isierso.
b.9nton, Dover, sssnhope BrDDS Lax; LAKE ~.
pATCONG. Hsea ettstoMn, sriioOLll > MOI MIANi
ToN,, riTTsIoS.r Win ESEA RE; NxNTit3kE
KnHFiJi.D sPRIXHs. Cortland, sY.AsusE.
USwEGO. IrHAtA. owfi;o. ELMiRA: CORNING.
BATH. DANSXILLE. r. FEA ZEAL! snd all points
200 4. M.-BuFtALo. iIIt A and OswEGo IA.
rktsS pullman Palace Cars. Connects az Buiss
with train for Chicago, arriving II 10 next morn.
s.aW A. M.-BINGHAMroN NAIL Stops at principe,
loo r SCRANTON. BINGRAMToN aud FL
MIRA FXpRi;ss; Pnlinan 2arlor cas-:
5uf MxPHss fal@.a pap ssrs ana r'fN
1880 r. N. lDaliy).-BuFFALo LIMITED EXPRESS.
300 =. n l Daily 1ntrrsIo uTicA and oswr.o
TICKETS and PULLM AN ,CCoMMoDArIONs o. 70
Murrayst. aud 400 Broadway Tickets ferry stations
ave- Xcw.York; 3ss washington. ST.. 7aG FrtonsI snd
~ Broadway Brooklyn Time tables. giving full infos
WTSfCOI-r TXTRi;Ss COMPANY viii call for AZ
check taeSaRe from hotel or Residence TO desnatss.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY,

New to Seattle Tacoma, &c. First class $500;
second class $SI 90
New.York san Francisco. First class $500 second
New.York e s. Paul. vie Montreal Fr-s class $500
'e'''u L. v. SKINNER. $50 Broadway. Ny.
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Railroads.
Pennsylvania
y RAILROAD.

STATIONS. foot Of De~brOssr. aud Csr''"n"'
In Effect October 18Th. 1898.
300 \. w. CoLrMBrtN rxrhlssrplIm n, ,s sI'.n.
apol,. Arrive, tincIinlii Il 81 ?, No. ihas"'p'''
500 - L. l rHS e NJ my 1S and as.
100 NON FESxS1lvASlA, pnap l%ssiss
q" d "O VI s cl 'fS' TS!yrsTT N%D iii
fAG6 TApHf>s ruI a >lyepas and Dni"g ,o Car.
ncrl 10 30 a. NJ, 81 Louis 80 p m'' chicago '''o
$50 +. VI. wEsTEGN rxrEEssS Pullman n sle,p,
ing Gar, to pr'Iaig c,essS snd q .o him" gs
ing Gar. Cacianat ani st. Louis. Asss aI"'"'
500 s'i :. W.. = rA iii ExrhFss"ra%." ka1,
SiFc"f Ca .ec SS% noans il "I"a
,- 4 p III Nr,+5nG Nv Valley EoT daily
Win Sleeper to N-w.Orlrsn~.
BALTIMORE. WA-HiNGTON AND THE sOtTH.
1900 a. M.-"wm.hins,on Limited" weekdays. Pull
$50 p. congressional Limited" daily. Pullman
raior ,ar> aud Dining Car, arriving "''h"eo" 80
10 20 ,. NJ. i.l' night sunday 800
80 u so p c,gi NJ 1 Inr "i ESpie.. daily
BY cep PEI To- c%aTie.too Columbia Jacksonville and
..s 80" r. '% Il. d 4' AID Dsst fSpreS. day
~ 'Rr To- f ns o 1"9 cGSt 9Ils1 Ohio Railway
ThIGgsn >le~Pns aud Di % go ,.5 Vi, Cane c,r.
:o1t.. a. ~ w-rk-diy-. and. with Through >e"prr'
Far ptlautlc tv 90 y. N. weekdays. with Through
I,n1ct Patlpr Car.
Tor CIpe NAV | 90 u. ~. week DAYS. -.
r ey na% A'n,s ia 30 S'. 70 ';, snd p t o a
v,..k d,v. SUNDAYS j., q. 10 y. IN u"
sop 1T A-hul' Ia,e "I Or'n ,I'Nr ." >"''''''
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
TNut.s.: 100 TO- BE -. 9 30, 10 u a. ~: -.
noon. pcun'a Lin4"d l2:-o. 2;iC b q ~ .
q 20 : sc D. - II night >hHcJN ~
pt.,- IL 80. . $50 10 90 m. ~ noon i.iin.'s1
20 u 30. -. :. - r. NJ. - J., hixht. .
Ticket Onic-- NO i33 81 100 3!S ~ and ~
rro,iwnv I N-tpr iipu., 1874 Past 18TH STREET ~
W..t 18th street; ~ columbus NNttu-. 20, >iAth
N,.1ur and foot " D.~lio>- ana otandt STREETS
fou, >ti-,t Fulton Sil""i. - BrOadNaN 3nh
,io,lI,n \nn.> station. foot fulton >tle'i IL Ooh-
It. i.n Hudson ~'ret. l"hjh~n station JefeN CIV:
Th. X.N.York riar-f,r Company VIII call for ond
t. baggage rou hotels AMI residences through Ia deSEI
""N'' A pprvOsT J. Il. WOOD
,...,,i N,u,v.l General ps--'P
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nAlL OLE THE rgo.nrss EErrnLlcAN cLrn

The NTH annual invitation bail viii b. given by the
Progress Republican, club at Beethoven N'"nherohor
Hall Nos. 30 and 2ii fnh.-t, SATURDAY "N""ns
October IL Music will DE- furnished by Professor p""''
f. Miller.
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Amended is the stand ~ The competitors after


The PLAYERS will meet In the thirteenth ana hhai
round at the Manhattan thess 'lub III III" io'-
lowing order to-day:
Showalt.r Taubcnhau-. Evan ". oIt,,
,p,t,, - l,fi .hu,v D.lnat schmidt.
.,ao.i, a. I,.Lrr Pollock - Ji>nogrd-kN
IIlnham I.rr.
St Petersburg oct. l6-Tarrasch opener 'ne NV"
game Of the chess match against Tschgorih III ths
civ to-day and won a brilliantly played Ruy r.opt"
after wcnty-one moves. Score Tarrasch. ); Ischl-
gorin, >.
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n. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

rxcur.Iou TjrLct. New Orls 10 chicago aud Re.
urn. $500.
.ureiaI Conch Excursion Tuesday, Oct. ~. ut
<i3 90 Wednesday. Oct. 18th. aud Thursday.
Oct. 18Th, NJ SID. 90. saturday. Oct' ~.
1T Sl7.OO.
Train. leave foot of West i.dst as follows 10 minutes
so A. VI 1d,lly except SUNDAY for Waikiki Valley
u - stations, Mddctown, filen,ilr. Fasburs, IibsFy,
t,rb,, dale Scranton, Walton Debit sidney, Norwich.
/ tlca. Rome Onelta Fulton O,wego.
9.tN a. NJ. Except sunday, sullivan Co. Express
fo" Waikiki Valley Railroad stations. campbell Hal,
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h"rg ue, villr Liberty FATS Liberty Pafksyile aud
Livingston Manor. ,..,,, 49,,
1.iH a. VI. ldaill Middleown. Sunnnitille Falls.
,,'tr Ir,ty III, mgston Manor R0ckand, Walton. Sid.
nrv Norwich oneida. Fulton. Osw~go. .
1.l1 -. W. daily. Via Niagara Falls. Heelinng chair
car l-eat- free NrwlorA q Niagara rails through
pullman ,e.,ci- Ncw.N'rk Chicago. Arrives Detroit
. 40 ID M Chicago 30 a. St Louis, y 90 D. ~.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 81 Broadway
Tau.f. Company calls fot and checks baggage
y" !. &. ANDERSON. q. r. A..
81 Beaver st.. Nrw-Nork.
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