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STEAMBOATS,.
FALL RIVER LINE

For BOSTON NEWPORT Providence. cottage City
NASTCCRET. CAPE COD. WHITE MOUNTAINS and
all Eastern points
DOUBLE SUMNER SERVICE. The four leading
stenmboats OF the World IN commission together
PURITAN. PILGRIM PLYMOUTH. and PROVIDENCE
Leave New York from Pier % " X. foot OF Murray
$50 r. NJ :, week days and sundays. for Fall River
direct connecting with Pullman Nestibuied train due
Boston $3.50 A. NJ. aud with train for New Bedford.
there connecting with boat for Cottage City and Nan
tucke The 80 boat from New York SUNDAYS hes
at Newport Mondays at 8; 10 A. NJ
otl5 4. M, week days only. for Newport ana Fail
River. due Newport 5:45; Fall River. TOO A. Al CON.
Meeting with Pullman restbuled train due Boston 300
Mountains. &C.
Connecting Annex boat leaves Brooklyn week days
AND sundays at 300 NJ Jersey City. 200 r. II. a
splendid band and orchestra attached to each
New summer book Quaint Cape Cod" sent for &c.
postage; :. Fall River Line Tours &c. Address T. o.
box Ne -
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RnxrefzL
c5fnxnrfHI.
OFFICE OF TIE
Reorganization Committee
OF THE
National Cordage Company
xos Az AVN a. v.rr CT
nos. IS AND a. WALL ST.

NEW YORK. July II, 1893.
To the Holders OF the Preferred and COM
mon stock OF the Nntionni Cordnge Com.
ppnSi
Referring to the statement and plan OF reorRaniza-
ton addressed to you by this committee endorsed
Circular No, J." you are hereby notified that 10
PER CENT OF tho entire capital stock of the National
Coriago COMPANY has assentod the plan OF
iZstion and certificates therefore have been deposited
with the United States trust Company.
In the hope that the assent OF the stockholders to
the plan Of reorganization will thereby become unan.
mous the committee extend the time for the deposit
OF the remaining shares of stock with the UNITED
STATES TRUST COMPANY under the reorganization
agreement. until and including the 25th day of July
1898 upon the condition that per cent interest
the frst insnlmen from the 10th day OF July. 1893
to the date OF payment. be added.
Holders OF the remaining common and preferred
shares are hereby requested to deposit their csrth-
Gates OF stock duty endorsed in negotiable form. with
the UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY, which com.
pany will issue in exchange therefor its negotiable
certificates OF deposit which have been listed the
New York stock Exchange. and which will be
ehangsable. within areasonsbls time. for engraved
certincatea
Payments by such stockholders for their cash con-
tributions to working capital to be made fol-
lowu
PREFERRED STOCK.
1893 on or before August 10. 1898.
per cent, without interest on or before August
10. 1893.
per cent without interest before Sept TO- 1893
COMMON STOCK.
6per cent with interest at per cent. from July TO-
1898 on or before August 10. 1898.
per cent. without interest. on or before August
10 1898.
STOCK HOL ID E n = MAKING THIS
CASH CONTRIBUTION WILL RECEIVE
IN EXCHANGE THEREFOR PREFER.
RED STOCK AT PAR.
The committee satisfied that a prompt deposit Of
the remaining shares of stock Will be greatly tho
advantage OF the holders and will materially facilitate
a successful reorganization.
Until Rnd Including the 2Sth day OF July,
1893 &S,OOOOOO of the proposed issue OF q
per cent. Collateral Trust First Mortgage
Thirty-year Gold Honda offered for sub
scriptton exclusively to Preferred md Com
mon Stockholders OF the National Cordage
Company, who deposit their shares, mt the
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY. Mt
the price or So per cent. and interest; pay.
ment- therefor TO he made rs per cent. mt
the time or subscription, and the balance at
After that date bonds not taken by the Stockholders
will be offered to the public price to DO hxed but
not less than IS per cent. and interest.
Any further Information in connection with tho re-
organization which may be desired by tho Stock
holders will be furnished on applied alton at the
ofhces OK the undersigned. or at tho once OF tho
United STATES TRUST COMPANY.
GEORGE e. MAGOUN, 10 walst
ERNST THALMANN, 4o Wall St..
GUSTAV II. GOSSLER, l4s Pearl ST.,
Reorg anization Comn,Ittee.
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Corn opened easier but later on became stronger and
closed at last nights prices Sep ember was NC higher
There was u fair export demand and Liverpool was
slightly higher. In Chicago receivers were buying
80 that There was no decided Improvement in prices
either here or at the West Spot saes 81 900 BUSH in
GLIDING 10000 for export No at Asa +sl2c. eleva.
tor: do (. o. b early August PIT Future sales 34o.
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I ..,., d,,,or,t rh.-,,,to,..rrvtnrn mar, eeII-
Sen's uisvoun ,, I'M OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sis.
nann,tr ,pii,nn a.. ~ y nrsmJu, Nav Or
ieansE1Bank. par: commsrcisi. zou d,s se 5s
Gan srhInoins1oo tuu VI aa ~ hn Ala.
| count.
Tbe.o securitjes .mong otbora vere sold BIZ
ountinn 10 dar NJ 9ha Hal Estaia erchange.
20 ...-.- $500, ~, - c..---.. t7s
as shares Central National Bank .......,...l25
shares Sswport Casino
b4O shares Alden Tyne Machine Co ...............
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DELAWARE AND HUDSON R. R.

THE SHORTEST. QUICKEST AND BEST LINE TO
MONTREAL
Leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT 8: 20 A. ~. 6:25 r. "
AirNe Nun hEAb DIDO T. VI. mao a. VI.
Also ttsburgh Eleepng car on G:25 T. VI tram for
passengers to Sarhnac Lake PLACID. aul smiths Loon
Lake Hr. via Chntenuaay r. X. the favorie Route to
the Adirondacks arriving at destination at seasunabe
hour after breakfast ut Piattsbuigh
D. ana IT, Ticket ONCE and Bureau OF luform alton
Fl tort lanGt 1t.
Send cents stamps for illustrated guides mapA
DC. of Northern summer resorts to
d. ". BCKDICE. G. r. A,
Albany ". r
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GtoyernmeHItt bonds steady at UNCHANGED quo
were Chicago Gas Light lists. Denver and RIO
Grande c"nsol 4s. Erie I'd consols General
soils Heading I'd preference incomes. Texas
Pacific lists. West Shore As. Atchison, and
Kansas and Texas issues The more impor,
cent. to 7G. and dds A. IL. to 81: Chicago Gas
Light lists. ], to s0'r: Denver and Rio Grande
CONSOLES ~, TO "a: Erie I'd consols. !. to 81;
General Electric dehenture 5s. %, to 1877 (:
sas and Texas As. l. to rs l. and IDS. .. to 3Bii:
Reading ID preference incomes IL. to 49,:
Texas Pacific lists, q. to 80. and West Shore
As % q cent. to :'S'S.
In bank stocks. . shares OF Manhattan sold
Silver bullion certificates for 10000 OUNCES
Gorts to Europe tomorrow. 100000 ounces
The offers Of silver for sale to the Treasury
Departmentto.daya aggregated 375, 900 ounces.
ounce. a.! Of which were declined. and ST. 7fSo
was rendered.
Money on call. l5G3 = cent ruling at about
u q cont. There is practically nothing doing
IN time money. and tho market for CONNER
cial Ianer IL very quiet.
The sterling exchange market was dull
and closed lower for bankers long bills and
sight drafts. hut steady .or cable transfers. for
which there was a little more inquiry than
for othe, classes, Continental exchange WAS
SIS "'f TOR ps snr Eft rnis" a sSF ' ssas
Si.s3 for ,demand. Actual rates are: Long
bills. Si.Sl i,ta S4.Sli.: sight drafts, $4S3l .H5
S4:s5%. and cable trnnsteEs, 81 si'i, Francs
s3o Tor sight; reiehsn Ss tSnf a4 ana
ers. BOY for long and 30 la-l6 for short. ~
IS cents discount Tor cash; checks. il
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E r lE LINES,

,IhIOuKh ltaihs Tor Chicago and The West leAvNewc
70 K, foot ot Chambers Iy foiiows ana nv.
S.a5 A. A,Esouihsrn Tier Express for BingL am.
raror car daily. except sunday. to Monticello "'s
ln.tNl A. M.-sold train for Chicago Pullusn
New n INrt TO sanAIe and Siagars Falls Dining oar
S:OO Chicago via Chaatsuqus Lake. sleepsnf 90
Chicnso Cleveland. and Cincinnati, Dining car -
k.2n u. M.-Sohd train to Chicago Via Niagara
c WoU Falls siespsrs to Rochester Buffalo. and
S.S0 r., M.-yiA chautaqua Lake and NlAr.r.
SS.OU Fails solid train TO Chicago. Sleeper 10
mornellsxllle. Chicago. ana CincinnAtL '>'' "
Tl.G rkt .n AND puLLhhS ACCOMMODATIONS At
ibo East l25th st Chambers and West asa a. ForriS.
NeE YORK; 3sS Fulton st. Brooklyn; 200 Hudson ST.
PsnS calls tos anc checks baggage from hotels ana
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Oats were nc. higher in sympathy with other grain.
though the crop Advces favorable and the Imam
enl situation at the West vas s.ringen Spot s4les
$4,000 bush. including 2l5.OOO for export. No.
white clipped at Ale: No. white at 40c; No do at
8sc. No mixed at 37tes31Ac. Future sales 21o.OuO
bush, follows:
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AntIroAds.

49,
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
The STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA!
| PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals and IntGrlOGking Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot of
Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets.
In Eject July 2, 1898.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
600 A. M.-Pullnan vestibue Sleeping Cars to Chi.
Ss"s. onsmna rns smGsnM snd rsssnser
Indianapolis 1865 T. N chicago ioioo A. N. next day.
| FAST LINE
900 A.. M.-for Pittsburgh and Central Pennsyt
THE PENNSHLvANIA LIMITED.
So Sa Sns
smoking aud observA,ion Cars. presenting npanelal
If SSih :ss.: isi,s: maid barber sssp. Isfs5y ami
sa,SSstg and %STsO'o electric lights Arrives cS IL
ST LOUIS c'N GKE& kEs. AND CHICAGO
500 r, MaraiIman yes,,eule sserins and Dining
~ S% iS;SS AN St Louis iSO H.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
and sSs ssS nns oS .. to
S%sss% Afrs.. tls@slAnd fI'ao 4. Il. chicago
oUrMwEsTERN EXPRESS.
1850 r n. week days 7:45 r. N. sundays-Puilman
ses,bnle slsepng Cars to Cinclnnatl, Aemphi. and
Haf So3 sad s.
Louis 800 A. NJ. second morning
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
$500 r. M.-Pullmnn Buffet Sleeping Car New York
GnSsso1 nTres Day Chicago a nSS SECOND
III Sti;,iSt Esii .ii G KNourE for point.
night with ~ a. e to- oF'ean' and lai'
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
1899 e Ss%s% F:sor ss.. f....n sst
"sS Ta4sr s
WasSinsten s:! isf = cars anu pnns var "''N
S.$S ana % s 80; ssS s ana ~ E
Srs: and i Nj ~ 8" night nnS f f
III" T. II ."R,ahmona and banSiis Express. daily
Ibs% Ha car Is a1s
sss" onr1lsy so n Goneh hes ,,,, ~ r,n,
s$$ S S;er S$$ s; and
rdR xfS ssssRs c TE? Y deny week day. with
Through BUFFET parnr Cars and Day Coaches
FOR CAPE MAY 1:OO I. ". week days.
For Long Branch Asonry Park: cean Grove and Point
Pleasant $50. 80. ":lu 1000 4. n l2;lo q 20
Saturday only. 2:3o. . H. $40 4:2O. 510 and : 100
n. week days. sundays. S:l5. n:45 A. NJ and 5:l5
7. NJ. do not stop at Asbury Park and Ocean Grove
on Sundays)
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express: G:2o. TO. 800. $3.50 300 1880 1880
Washington Limited. with Dining Car and II :OO A.
NJ: u2:oO noon Penna Limited. with Diniug Carr.
l2:2o. 100, 2lO 800 $3.50. 400. 4:Ao. boo 600.
$50 1850. 500 and 800 =. NJ. and 12.I5 nght.
Sundays. Express di5. $50 p:0o $40. 1000 A, NJ
u2UO Limit ed) 200, 400 5Ou
as. 500. 300 7. NJ. and l2:l5 night
For Time Table Of trains 10 local points on the
Pennsylvania Railroad Syst EN-. apply al he follow ing
Ticket offices: Nos 43:h .4i, inh. la:3 1ia. and
POI broadway. Aston House. 1874 East l25th 2GS
West l25th IT.. FOL Columbus av. 731 9Th av and
foot of Desbross-s and Cort andt sts Court ST. SO
Fulton at. aS broadway. an Brooklyn Annex station,
foot OF Full st. Brooklyn; l2y lIud st. Hoboken:
station. Jersey city.
The New York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences through
destination.
$. NJ PROVOST. ]. R. WOOD
General Manager General Pans'r Agent
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n. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R

Excursion Tickets, New York to Chicago
and Return. $4,000.
Through trains for Chicago and the Worlds Fair
from Frankiins ST.
D,4s A NJ. daily. via Niagara Falls. Through Pull.
man sleepers New York 10 Chicago. Arrives Detroit
las I. NJ. ChicaRo $3.50 r. NJ, st. Louis 1:45 A. N
. .4S +. NJ. daily via Niagara Falls. Reclining
chair car Seats FREQ New York to Niagara Falls
Arrives Detroit $40 p. NJ. Chicago 1882 A NJ. ST
s,45 A N. Except Sunday. for West Cornwall
Orrs MIL Campbell Hail. Lake Mohonk, Lake Mime.
waska. and Waikiki Valley Railroad stations, Stony
Ford. Mildletown Bloomingburgh. Wurtsboro. Summit
vile. Ellenviie Falisburyh. Monticsllo Liberty. and
Oii5 4. NJ. daily. for Middletown Failsburrh.
Monticello. Liberty, Carbondae. scranton. Walton.
Delhi. sidney Norwich. Utica. Rome, Oneida. Fulton.
AS r. VI. Saturdays only. for Campbell Hail.
Middetown. Bloomngburgh. Summttville. Elienvlile
Fallsburgh Monticello Liberty. White Lake Livingston
B,IS r. NJ. except Sunday vestibuled Limited
for Lake Mohonk. Lake MnnewaskA and allk i'll Val.
ley Railroad stations Campbell Hall. Middetown
Mountain Dale Centreville. Pittsburgh. Monticello,
hurieyv,le Liberty Falls Liberty PaIksvile and Liv
40 +. Nj. Except sunday for West Cornwall.
Orr'B Mills Campbell Hall. Niddctown. summitvie,
Eenve. and all intermediate points.
7,45 i. NJ. daily Middl-town. Summitville, Falls.
burxh Liberty. Livlngston Manor. Rockiand, Walton,
Sidney, Norwich. Oneida, Fulton, oswego. Niagara
Falls
Tickets and Pullman commod atons at 81 Broad.
way New York Transfer Company calls for and checks
J. c. ANDERSON, @. r. A.,
81 Beaver ST.. New York.
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Proposals.
STATE OF MINNESOTA.
OFFICE OF THE
ABROAD AMI WAR; IIDI'sE CnNMfSsTns

STATE OF MINNESOTA.
OFFICE OF THE
RAILROAD AND WAREHOUSE COMMISSION.
- SAINT fAuf. July ]. 1893.
THE RAILROAD AND WAREHOUSE Commission
Il OF MINNESOTA invite sealed bins for tho con-
ttrucuon OF state Elevator OF 900 busucis Ca
pacity on ST. Louis Bay at Dnluth. Pans, specihca
tons &C. be at ONCE Bids will be opened
Aug. ut 10 A. N. Each bid must be accompanied by
adeposit in money Of ten thnusand dollars certL
ry and good faith.
all bids.
Attest: WM ", IIGGETTl
A. X. TEIi sIss GEo. |" HEGKER Commissioners
NOTICE.-Estimates for preparing for and paving
~ the ne made land between Franklin street, tx.
t.nded and Duane street, extended on tue North
RIVER with granite staten Island syentte blocks
laying crosswaiks and building the necessary drains
or sewers. under contract 452 will he received bv the
Department of Docks Pier "A" battery Mace until IL
o'clock A. NJ Of Thursday. July 20 ls93 For full par
Hail
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LII K and N LAND LIST.
IL v. n. DURHAM. Banker. Momencs. Ill
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PROVIDENCE LINE.

FOR BOSTON. WORCESTER PROVIDENCE.
ALL POINTS EAST. AND THE WHITE MTs.
Steamers CONNECTICUT and MASSACHUSETTS,
leave Pier % (old MOI n. r.. foot of Warren st.,
5:so NJ daily, except SUNDAY; connecting trains
VI" due Worcester A. NJ. Sunday train to Worces.
ter from Union station ut $3.50 A. NJ. only) Through
PArnr Cars to White Mountains leave wharf oxcept
Sunday. 7:l5 A. NJ due Fabyans 80 r. NJ.
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OLD DOMINION LINE.

,i htsamsIs FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,. OLD POlNf
GGUISMYtoRi ana NEWPORT NEWS connecting for n!F
Nc Wsa "THShiNGT0s D. c:oMon ar.ige. only Tgs',
ppnNyEERINon sr.ight only Wed, and sat For IVES
ppoihI nA-Taes. Thurs.; and sat. From Pier ~, J.;
X. Ioot beach ct. at T.. Through tickets AM
ssht I u TO all points south and Vest sE as
2oi. 1857. al7A. 8e2, 94+, and ]. 225 Broadway.
W. /. GCiLLAuDEU. TTAnic Manager
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WHITE STAR LINE.

.WedLtldhy, July III II = "
BRITANNIA So. .,......,, "Wednesday July "a l. n
superior sse9nd,eabin accommodations on Iea'.a;.e
and AdrAtc btesrlAe TO from the Old country. ~
0nce 10 Broadway, or on the wharf foot Of WeEI
Tenth e. H. MAITLAND kEEsEi. Agent
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TIVE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
= For Charleston. s. q. and Jacksonville, Fla.
S s ai points 1. Florida the south and souhTe,i
from iler ~. Il. X. TUESDAYS and Fridays, = i "
Passenger accommodations and cuisine unsurptsssI
MMP CLYDE co, Gen. Agts. Bowling Green \, }
TG EGER Gen AKt. G. FRI. Line, $40 Broad way y :.
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FINANCIAL hrD COMMERCIAL.

rsw Torh Stock Exes-.se-ssie. Ju,y II.
1Ienn Set "
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STONINGTON lime,

,LnsIDE KUITE ~ BDSTUN; PKOV1DENCE. WORCEs.
route to NARRAGANSETT PIER AND WATCH HILL.
New steel steamers MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE
leave new Pier 81, y. r. block above Canal st. at
b:3O r NJ daily including Sunday.
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GRocERIEs-Coiee futures were lower owing to q
decline in Europe European selling falling of in the
demand from local shorts larger receipts At Brazilian
markets and some decrease in TIE deliveries to Amer
can consumers The close here was barely steady.
with sales Of IL OOO hags An folIoMa: -
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ALBANY BOATS,

Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave Old
Pier Al N r. sOOt Canal ct. at r. NJ daily Sundays
excepted Direct connection with express trains 10
Saratoga Lake George. Adirondack thousand Islands,
Richnod SPRING. niagara Falls. Sharon Spr ngs, and
Cooperstown. Saturday night steamer connects with
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Total sales of atocks were 2as. ase sharea
BOSTON CLOSING QUOTATIONS.


BID AAtsd Bid AaE,i
{shign Valley. Nv s.A Pennn. r. R.. 5OIx boi
lCANav. Co 49A 49H Met. Traction. % -
IATFGT I0NDou ouor,rro~o
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-09

He 10 the best physician who takes
advantage Of any remedy that offers
the rixlt kind OF relief. Some med,.
cines relieve, but for tho momen,
only. Their ultimate effect i. to in !.
Grease the suffering.
ALLcocK's Porous PLAsrERs are
. universal favorite with good physi.
Glars, and arc always recommended
by them for local pains OF every kind.
In oil cases of lame or w-sk, stiffness
OF the joints. rheumatism, indie. stio".
kidney trouble. they are by far tn.
best external remedy. Not only do
ALlcoCK's Porous PLAsrERs relieve
pain. but they have no after i'll effects
They arc GOOD, ONLY GOOD, THOR.
OUGHLY GOOD.
BRANDRETH's Pills rectify the
secretions.
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? A 7 B N 7 \.


There was never time IN tho his.
tory OF our country when the demand
for inventions and improvements in
the arts and sciences Morally "a.
30 great ~ now. The convenience.
Of mankind in the factory and work.
shop. the household, on the farm. aud
in "fiicisl life, require continual &C.
'ess;ons to tho appurtenances and i'm
plemrnts Of each in order to save
labor. time and expense. The poll.
teal change 10 the administration OF
government does not affect tho pro.
gress Of the American inventor, who
being on the alert, aud ready to per.
seivs the exciting de6cien cirs, does
not permit the affairs of government.
to deter him from quickly conce,ving
the remedy to overcome existing dis.
cr~p.noies. Too gres, care cannot b.
exercised in choosing competent and
skiIlful astor' ey to prepare and prose
cute ." application for patent. Valu
able interests have been lost and de-.
stroyed in innumesable instances by
the employ ment of inoomprt-, t cou, =
sci, ant especially is this advice ap>
plicsble to those who adopt the mo
patent. 10 pay" sy.tem. Inventors
who trust their business to this class
Of attorneys do so At imminent ri.k,
as the breadth and strength OF the
patent is never considered in view OF
quick endeavor to Get an allo wance
and obtain the fee then due. THE
PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY, John
Weddrrburn, General Manager, GlS
F street, N. w, Washington, ID. G.,
representing . large lumber OF i'm.
po'tans daily and weekly papers, as
we'll - general periodicals Of the
country, vas instituted to protect its
patrons from the unsafe methods
heretofore employed in this line Of
business. Thu said company is pre-
pared to .ako charge of al paten,
business entrusted to it for reasonable
fees. and prepares and pros~cutes sp
plioatioos generally, including mech-
nnical inventions. design patents,
trade marks. labels, copyrights, inter.
ferances, infringe ments, validity re-
ports, and gives especial attention to
rejected casea Iii is also prepared to
enter iato competition with any firm
in securing foreign patents.
Write for instructions and advice.
JOHN WEDDERBURN,
6l8 F St Get,
P. o. Box 285. Washington, DC.
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The Price VI Aluminium Less than
That Of Tin.

The Price VI Aluminium Less than
That Of Tin.
n. Y. Engineering and Mining Journa'l
The price of aluminium, which q
year or so ago declined to so cents q
pound. but subsequently rose to IS
cents . pound. at which it Tow stands,
is about to decline again to lower
figures than ever before reached. = =
=. The price from January mex,
will Do IS cents per pound. 1t mus.
be r~m' nbesed that owing to the low
specific gravity Of aluminium, il equal
bulks. not weights. Of the different
metals are taken. this price is really
lower than that Of Copper - recently
~ 1890. and 10 actually less than that
OF tia At the present tims. Such q
Reduction in prio. is likely to be fol.
lowed nv n vesv considerable increase
in the use of the metal for various
purpOss
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-09
the .srlNES'' WEATHER REPORT.
LOCAL JOTTlNHS.

Try Tracy's Corn Cure.
Smoke Pezold.'s home % de Gig .rs.
Tracy has the only cough medicine
in town.
Take your prescriptions TO Tsacy's
Pharmacy.
Buy your spices and Asvoring ex.
tracts ~ Traoys.
Ss'eos oysters in every style u tho
California Restaurant.
Winter P-ars and Apples. $3.50
per box. at Esshart's.
A elk. embroidered bsby blanket,
2icked up On the street, awaits the
owner ct this Office.
Silver in New York to-day, 7O4 for
spot, and 6o4 for 60 day deliver,
Lead. %. 20 per 100 pounds.
Prize Beauties" the very best
Cigar in Idaho for the price. 50 per
box. at tho HALEY Mercantile Com.
pany's. S NJ. FRIEDMAN, Manager.
A carload Of Sp'.zenoergs. Bald.
wins. Winesaps. Greetings, Rsmbo,
PearmAi". Norther" Spy, Ben Davis,
and o,her choice varieties Of good
keeping apples, received at
d. EARuARrs.
Idaho has just been cons titu.ed .
di'oess. and Boise made tho "see" Of
seat. Bishop Glorieux is the Bishop,
and cannot 10 removed without his
consent, but he aud his successor. are
required TO reside a. the "see." B,.>
hop Glorieux WAS first appointed in
1885. He is n Belgian by birth.
E. B. Lennon writes from Duluth.
M'nn.. the 9TH inst: "No,hi"g moving
- yet in the East. The banks are
'oaninR nothing to spesk of, and
wheat and stocks Of eli kinds several
points lower than ere the silver bin
passed. People here expected an
improvement, and sre sill looking
for it,"
There is said to he . "boom" i'm.
pending in the market for Comstook
shares. During the pas, three weeks
tho price of Consolidated California
and Virginia sto,k has jumped from
$l.25 to $4.l5. This is. OF itself, a
fair sized boom, especially a. the
p'ices OF all other stocks have like.
wise appreciated.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-09
A Jsvesi,s Poem.
MIRAxAR, Oct 30. 1898

MI"AAAks Oce ~, 1873.
Editor Of the Evening Post:
DEAR SlR--l am . little Girl II
years old. ! wrote Q little rhyme. and
someone told mo you might acc.ps j,
- you had . childs-n's part IN the
paper. will feel greatly hooored IL
you do. My address is Mise Geos.
ginia F. Jones, Santa Monica, Cal
Respectively yours.
GEoRGINIA F. JONES.
THE FLOWERS.
little flower. blue sweet pea.
Lived in 6eld with . rover bee:
But she did not like him-oh NO, NOT she,
Why. che thought him % horfid - he could be:
He took her bon-y sweet and good,
And went and sto. ed Il away In the wood.
And the sun shown down 20 wsrm and brixht.
And the wind It vhistled srouna her esrs
Till IL made her blue eyes all With tears.
Some other flowers they grew and grew
Till they were % lai ge - the flower blre.
After while they died. poor thinss.
And then Their petals changed to winga.