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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
co1,Rr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

S,,r,mc Court-General Tcm-Ilefore Van Brunt. p.
j., rclett and Parker JJ-So' D. 90 'o' 3D. -" 3D.
3D. ny ~, to,.l,"caamosrs- Before Andews. J-MOtion
sn,remc Courtspesial fern- PAT I-Bcfore Jarrett j.
ssnseme 'sans-sreai Tcm-rar -Defors Beach.
J.-he,at railroad cases ,.,.. ,.,o.,,n- po,,r.
reu CoarriTs ii!.ncio ,s Patterson" ,s5 5-NS No
itss lis, 1905 osi, I27i 81. 1882 &c. 1863, 1890
Circuit Cour-part I-Adioumed until November 90
Circuit Court-rast li-Be.ore Lawrence J.-ca'e'
''' Cirtais tour,-rars Iv-Bef0re TraS. J'-cases
'o sn,rosatcs Court-rrisl Tesn,-Be'orc RANSOM S.
NO Srreaass Fitzgerald S.
Estate Jones NJ DiSon 1890 a an.. dor a,ea
M. S LG Ssned es s
Kiernan Mary E wa SSh 10 a 10 nuTr' "'a"' HUM
p"s Common S%n' + ws1%r II % Dav G T.
n.eSc and Pryor 5JS Ss Sc fSsi IA TO- 60 ST.
COrmon p!eas-,reeial rerm-hefore B''kseaver' j.
g:aT,I' T;rTrsr' .5 nesrs c eiIe sss
''V Ssmn@m ileas-rraI Ierm-part' II and Had
'0' sIsr r'H-r~::s T rs; ss, 81 L.
superior cos ~ sos r''m-n''o'e M'Af'" j.
C. I IrlSss. , scI III: 1877: ias 9ii
.l,eye Nos: lss III Iis i'i'' l''s' 1898 i'''
No i:..t ilst 1916. tDs'i. 3ii
city Co~rt-speeih Teim-re:ore Ehi.ieh. C. J.
Motions. 90, ~. ,,.r.rnv
vi "a IcS $40 SnJ cJs 100 1921 f9fT f1sS. rsT
- i37, ,ss. i3o :c2 2io G;i. 81. 49, 'cs 'c' 10
CT cou-.-rP'"r Ts@~-",~' IIB,f-r" M"'o~n e.
Xo, sra c1i cr:,. 20 ~. oct so 49,, 1si So
5H 4ci. Coo. CO. 40, 90, coo. 1913 800 xo~.,,.oo~
yns GO 4ss t.o. 40 AL Asa ,a3 IA. IS 49,
"a $780, 35,. sh 737. 100. Oil. lodi. 81. f"9 go
ltv corr,-T ~ ro.-e-P"-. Tv-n'fr-' Won Wve, j.
Short cau.. Nos. .nsi 2I:n 2lI? 100 lG2n S SoM
IG-i i9oa ?i23 1907 1871 oiji. S9s. 1887. 2tGc DUO,
oiO3 cool PIG, 22oS fG:r'. - =,
Cour, -. -, pc '-r"'-"' STvt' H.
,ri assistant Dst'.ctA,orncy osl orac-Nos 10 D. In
elusive. ~ ,. ,,.,
and Assistant D!stri ATTORNEY Wscis-N0' Ia g. II
eit sive -, ~ ,,,..,,,
w. ami Assistant Ds.ri.tAttorney TowrsoniS0s. 10 10
Incl mai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
INDEPENDENT CO.iL PROMOTERS ORGANIZE

The independent producers in the anthracite coal
regions OF Pennsylvanla have organized the An.
thracitc Coal Operators Association. with a view
to securing more recognition In the regulation of
the coal mining industry by the producing COM
panles controlled by the transportation lines. The
new association does not expect 10 attempt any
control OF prices but wishes secure more salts
factory rates from the railroads. and In other ways
to benefit its producing interests The association
Is composed OF companies and individual operators
whose output ~ estimated ut il.2S.09t IONS year.
or about one-third OF the total anthracite output
William Council. OF scranton, Penn. Is president
T. B. LeserIng, OF philadelphia, vice president. ana
g. d. simpson, OF scranton. Penn. secretary and
treasurer. The board OF managers includes f.. g.
Leiserng. u. H. by l.. A. Riley. W. G. Payne,
John Jernyn, q. >. johnson. William Connell, &. d.
Simpson, Frank 4. Patterson. DR.. }. S. Wentz d.
A H. Horne and Charles Parrish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
Ellis OLE LEGAL NEWS.

John G.. Bacon and Claude V. Fuller judgment crcdl
Of Frederick G. Cannon and his wife, Mary ii. C'h
non the OF 81 200 secured injunction from
Judge Freedman In hc Superior Court yesterday restrah
Ing Mr. and Mrs Cannon from Opposing OF their prop.
erty the Broadway Cafe. No $50 broadway, ana from
interfering with moneys deposited In the Fourteenth Stcct
Bank. Mrs Cannon formerly lived In Bridgeport. Conn
She visited Coney Island and heard Mr. Cannon play
the trombone Mr. Cannon footed himself Into her
affections and they were married. Mrs Cannon establish
ing husband the restlurlnt business His creditors
charge that he entered into conspiracy with his wife
last December to defraud them
William Craig Robert l.. Craig Henry +. Craig ana
Robert Craig as executors Of Robert Crae who died last
December secured judgment for s54 9e5 % from William
l.. Patton and Henry L. Saltonstall who formerly CON-
posed the brokerage firm OF william l.. Patton Co., No.
wal-st, in the Supreme Court before Judge Andrews
Yesterday. Robert Craig deposited with William l..
Patton g. Co.. hfi brokers' stocks and bonds to the
amount for which found by MI Cra!gs execr'
tors to been frauduenty m.sappiled by the arm
No put ill., and judgment was taken by de-
fault.
Ju1rc Andrews Yesterday appointed Mrs Mary David.
SOL guardian adj ltcm Of her daughter Floro nineteen
years old enable her bring action for breach Of
promise OF marriage against Charles LochnIan MISS
Davidson lives at No Eas. Northumberland fourteenth
st.
STANLEY Billings has begun an action In the Supreme
Court 70 recover 81 from the Peoples Bank
Billings alleges that he drew check on the bank of
81 on December 81 1884, and another for 80 30 on Jahuay
o 1892 both Of which, the bank refused 10 pay Oh .he
ground that he hal not sufficient funds In the BANK lie
SAYS that he money IN the bank sufficient to pay the
checks. 49,
The Temporary Injunction obtained by the Empire City
Subway Company re,tranng the Broadway ana Seveah
Ayc,ue Railway Company from laying wires for telephone
Use I'm its cable BEEN vacated by Justice Pat
tersop OF the Supreme Court TIE judge says that the
defendant alleges that Is necessary 10 the electric ss'
mailing service TO have wires In It's tiehehes III "s'r "
sion the cable ia ease accident The Judge says mat
res,rtess OF the plaintiffs rights in the natter he be-
eyc. on injunction should not he granted as the panu
will have an adequate remedy in damages for loss OF
rental IT, on decision Of the case IL houid De deedea
that the defendant is using the cable duets WITHOUT SUED
y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16

What is the use to state the unpleasant
symptoms Of dyspepsia. The nutrition of the
body depends upon the food. Yet the food
may be right and the body not we'll noun.
ished. That's only true, however, wher
there is impaired neutrality-suspicious.
affecting the nutrtive functions affects the
general health so much. That tells WHY diva.
pepsia mears other illness 50 often. There 10
a harmless relief Of dyspepsia, general tonic
for the system, too. in the genuine JOHANN
HoFF's Malt Extract, which contains all the
nutritious and tonic elements of malt ex.
tracted
Beware of limitations.
The genuine has the s.gnatrr ~ "JOHAxx Horys
on neck libel OF bottle. Ous booklet scnt free tells -
oil Interesting way about this Extract.
EIsncr & Nendc.son Co.. Sole Agents. i5c and Ia
Franklin st., Sew-YOsx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
rHOI.BI.Es IN THE BUSINESS WORLD.

Lexington. KY. Nov Nv. F. Putnam. pres
ident Of the Lexington Water Works Company. has
been arrested in Exeter. Mass. for embezzling
$3o 900 from the National Granite Bank Of which he
is president. The American Trust Company. OF
New-York trustee of the bondholders OF the water
COMPANY has sent a representative to investigate
and startling developments expected. The COM
pany will probably go into the hands of a receiver
this week The foreclosure of the contractors lien
for $751; 600 vii force this There S35,oW OF first
mortgage bonds.
Detroit Mich, Nov. ia receiver was yesterday
appointed for the Davis Boat and Car Company
with works at Wyandotte. The company has been
IN trouble ever since the Cudahy failure at Chi
cage The amount OF the companys Liabilities is
not stated. ,.
Concord. n. H., Nov. 1.-THE estimated liabilities
Of Charles H. Amsden. furniture Manufacturer
are over $4,000 The largest claims are for bor-
rowed money. some of them secured by mortgage
on real estate and by stock IN local companies, in
which Mr.. Amsden has large interests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
sTAGNATION IN A MANUFACTJRING TOWN

Buffalo. ~ Y. Nov. 15.-A dispatch from Dun
kirk says that the outlook for the poorer classes In
that city for the coming winter IL anything but
encouraging The Brooks Locomotive Works.
which practically the life Of the city, have
steadily reduced their working force which in good
times numbers about 1909. until now there are not
more than 100 employed The shutdown Is not oc-
casioHed from lack of orders much az from in
ability TO ready money for finished work.
The company would be running full blast II they
could put their locomotives out on three and four
years time. There are but few manufacturing con-
Germs In the city In operation. the engineering
works being the only one running on full time. A
few others working short time. and number
smut Gown entirely. The streets thronged with
of work. while many have gone 10 other
cities 70 seek employment. This state Of affairs
tells heavily business OF all classes and the stag
Ia ton Is general
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tate that he has moved in from his country

state that he has moved in from his country
estate"
But he's not here to-day" was inc answer.
The vfSitor obviously not a0tsheu win ms
statement but. after a moment OF hesitation she
dog was shivering, and paused for minute on
the threshold . -,
most approved tones OF queenly manner, that l
have been here. Tell him that Queen, nicto ,,;,
called and that she will continue TO call day until
she gains an audience" And the hitie woman
whisked away. -, -
one of the astonIshed policemen said that "a
representative of Queen Victoria was the TUE
given but the other contended that the woman was was,
the Queen herxcf and the question OF Identity VIII
remain unsettled until the lady calls again, wnen
she will probably be taken care or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
4 FLOWER SHOW FOR TEyEAEyT-HO PEOPLE.

flower show OF similar nature but Of
smaller size than the which is reaping har-
vest at the Grand Central Palace, was formally
opened In the midst of the crowded tenement houses
Yesterday at the Ncighborhood Guild. No. 20 De-
lancev-st This flower show, which Is under the
auspices Of the University Settlement Society, has
beea gratefully welcomed by the poor or that
neia hhoraood The show consists Of chrysarthe-
nigiae ca: flowers and plants, and affords most
attractive sight for tine passers-by and for the
weary Wavfarers o. the tenement house districts.
TIE show is open from 10 a. N. to 10 p. M. in
Guiding Sundays. 1t is hoped that the plan will be
as successful as the others which have been in
troduced by this society The admission is free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
C0yES TO BE Issued BY THE CITY.

Tho BoarI OF Estimate yesterday authorized
Controller Myers to issue $S59.C0o OF city bonds
sSeoO) to pay for land approaches to the new
seven;h-ave bridge and $4,000 for completing ard
stocking the Castle Garden Aauariur A rosou-
ton offered by the Controller for tte issue OF H.
and expenses OF laying out Cor,ears Hook Park
was laid over. Commissioner Andrews asked for
a tranyfer OF &ne0o 10 be expended In final dspo-
st.on OF street material: but 1t was not granted
Commissioner Micnae r. DAILY got %0.e0 70 i'm
prove the condition OF the Croton watershed. and
ST. 7c5 OF excise money distributed among the
Institutions which care Tor juvenile delinquents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
SEVEN COMMISSIONERS REApPoTNTED.

Mayor Groy appointed no new men on the
Board OF Education yesterday All the Commits
sioners whose terms expired were reappointed as
follows: Charles Strauss. No. l3' West Ninety
ffth-st; George Livingston, No. 35S West twenty
third-st; Charles l.. Holt, No. III West One'h'in'
dred and thirtieth-st: William j. Van Arsdae. No.
40 Banls-st.: James W. McBarron. No. ~ West
End-ave; Emile Beneville. No. Ala East One-hun-
dred and -sixteenth-st.; Edward Bell NO. 32l Lex
ngton-ave. . -, - n.
The commissions all for the full term OF
three years. The Mayor also appointed the fo-
lowing school inspectors for terms of three years
each: Cornelius McMonagIe. DR.. Truman Nichols
John ". Campbell Joseph Brull. Nathan Fern,
bacher. j. w. G.. Leveridge. George II. loop and
T. Mason oliver. Several Of the men were reap
pointed. No salaries attach to any OF these school
Offices The terms OF both Commissioners and in
spectors VIII begin January !, 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
WHEELS OF INDUSTRY REyoLvE AGAIN

Watertown. y. V. Nov. 1J-Sevcral of the manu-
factories OF this city. which have bcsn saut down
during the last Two months ca account OF the
financial depression. have resumed operations on
limited scale and gradually increasing their
force. The Babcock Ruggy Company gave en-
ploymen. to lvI % its old men this week. ard the
WATERFOWL Spring Wagon Company and other
manufacturers VIII call back many OF their old
employees next Monday.
Boston. Mass, Nov. 1.-THE trouble between the
Enion Glass Works. at Soners;.le. and It's en-
rilyes in regard 70 a proposed reduction has been
a1scsbly settled TIE workn,en agreeing 20 ac-
cept L. rer cent cut-dovn The fires were
st,sted IN the furnaces this morning. l. will. how
ever. h. about two weeks before the works will
star ny fun time.
Toledo. Ohio. Nov. ia motion was allowed In
Corr mon Pleas cour; here Yesterday for the dis
charge OF the receiver appointed some months ago
for TIE SElca1 Heating and Nentilatny Company
Of Toledo and kansas Clty. Mo-, and which CON
e<ra has interests In NewYork CRY. Elmira. Pitts
S.IT AMI Philadelphia. The company has been re-
organized.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
AN OFFICE FOR DANIEL P. HlrS.

Mayor Giroy yesterday filled the vacancy In the
Poard OF Appraisal to assess damages for changes
in street grades in the Annexed District. caused
by the resignation Of James a. Deerng. by APP
pointing Daniel p Hays. OF the law firm of Hays
e. Greenbaum No. 10 Broadway. Mr.. Hays Is the
Mayors next-door neghbor In Harlem. He was
counsel to General SiclS.es while the latter was
Sheriff and IL president OF the Harlem Democratic
Club The other members OF the commission are
General james NJ Varnum and Daniel Lord. jr
The pay OF the Commissioners is so day each
while engaged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
QUEEN VICTORIA AT TIE WHITE HOUSE.

Washington. Nov. I.-Either Queen Victoria or a
representative Of Her Majesty called at the White
House this morning TO see the President, or else
the lady did not tell the truth. Che WIS fairly well
dressed and wore a peculiar tdrban that bobbcd
from aide to side with the naughty movements OF
her head. With her WAS a small. banketed dos
and when the two policemen AT the White House
objected to his entering there was an exhibition
OF quccnly rage.
i wish to zee the President" said the visitor.
lies not In town." said one OF tile policemen.
Pardon me- said the lady. but the newspapers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
nLslSTERS 70 LIKE SXIPPLNH

Mackinaw city. Mich. Nov. 15.-The steamer
Mecosta. bound down with grain from Chicago.
struck the bar above Waugoshance during a heavy
snow squat this morning She is leaking badly.
but her pumps keep the water down.
Amhers,burg. Oni.. Nov. 15.-The steamer city
Of Rome. bound up with coal. stranded at Ia
banks. iron ore bound down Il on New;York shoaI
She ~ hard on powders forward and amidships.
and is In ! dangerous condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
the WIFE AaRrSrxD or 4 SECOND CHARGE

Mrs. Minnie LANCE. Of No. 40 Evergreen ave.
Brooklyn. was arrested by Detective Sergcants Won
Gcrichten and Trainer yesterday on the charge or
trying to defraud the Mutral Life Insurance Com
pany of 5000 Her husband convicted In
BROOKLYN on Tuesday Of swndling the John Han
cock Insurance Company OF SIS but the wife was
the Mutual Life In May last and In September his
wife presented false proofs OF his death 10 the com
pany. She committed 10 the Tombs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
TIE BALTIMORE WILL BE MS FLAGSHIP

The dispatch published Yesterday stating that
Commodore Skerrett. who was recently detached
from the command OF the Pacific Squadron and
Who left San Francisco for China yesterday. was
to have the Philadelphia his flagship. was In
correct The Philadelphia /, now ct Honolulu. and
will remain there. but thu Baltimore. which has
been detailed as flagship Of the Asiatic Squadron.
IL now on the way from Allen to Colombo. Ccvlon.
where she viii arrive Saturday ard remain y
week. She then goes 10 Singapore and IL expected
to arrive nt Hong Konr. where Commodore Skier
re,t Will meet her. on December H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
PTHLyc EEoT ETTS or FRANCIS PiRFNiy

Boston, Nov 1.-THE will of the historian Francis
Parxman contains the following clauses OF a pub
lie nature:
give all my printed books, relating to history.
voyage and travels. and also all my printed books
in Greek Latin. and all my maps TO the presI-
dent and fellows OF Harvard College. give all
my historical manuscript 10 the Massachusetts
Historical Society.
The will is dated June TO- 1855.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
SOUTHERN LAND COMPANIES SIZED

Herman Niemeycr. OF this city. has obtained an
attachrnen; against the East Tennessee Land Com
pany waose headquarters are at Hartman. Tenn
for $3.50. the amoun. claimed to be due on TWO
notes OF the company. 1t IL caiincd that the com
pany has valuable securities IN this city consist
tng Of stock ana bonds In the hands Of onaks and
individuals and money on dcposit IN a bank The
company Was organized four years ago TO boom
the town OF Hartman. Tenn. and ex-Postmaster
General Thomas l.. James became president several
wealthy New-YorK men being interested In IT,
Judgment for $2 oil entered yesterday against
the Bridgeport Land and Improvement Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
A MEXICAN IRON COMPANY CHARTERED.

Des Mones, Nov. l5.-Thc Mexican National Iron
and Steel Company. of Des aiones. will. within q
few DAYS succeed the Durango Iron and Steel
Company. Richard Honey. the Engiis. muti-miliicn-
aire OF the City. CT Mexico; who already owns nearly
al the iron and steel works IN Mexico, will become
the principal owner OF the plant near me city OF
Durango. Mexico and will expene n~eriy N.ecoo cy
in enlarCing IT, The stock. OF the. present company
is principally owned in Dcs Moines The articles
OF Incorporation of the Mexican National Iron ana
Steel Company filed with the County Recorder
yesterday. The capital stock Is sS,oCaHOO. and the
officers are: President. Richard Honey: vce-presl-
dent. ]. F. Bancroft; secretary. James Mclaughlin
treasurer. Thomas Phillips. The general Offices will
be in the cities Of Mexico and Duranso. The pres,
ent company holds leases upon 1900 acres of land
near the city OF Durango.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16

On and after Sunday November 10. trains will
leave New York Station Central Railroad Of New
Jersey foot Liberty-st.. for PHILADELPHIA at 400.
500, 800 1000. 1880 a. M, 1890 AGO. 400 500. GVo,
I;so saS p. ~. ls;!s mdnIeh,, Sundays at 800.
Baltimore and Washington. at 900. u;so ~ m 80.
800 100. 7:se D. M. ls:i5 midnight Sundays at 900.
ll:SO a. m. go. 300. 7SO p. m, l!l5 midnight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
THE DECLINING TREASURY BALANCE

Washington. Nov 15.-The net Treasury balance
to-day declined to sss 1874 OF which AS
in gold and $13.094.43S in currency. This Is the
lowest point yet reached by the Treasury. and
already stated In these dispatches. It Is not ex
pec;ed that the net balance will again rise above
SEQ 10000 without some Congressional Exec
utye action. For the first half month OF Ssvcmce-
the expenditures far have exceeded the receipts
$tc0oc50 and fer the fiscal year 10 date. Se50,90o
IN is,uYd figures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
GOLD IN THE SUB-TREASURY.
THIRTY BANKS DEPOSIT TIE YELLOW
MEML
TIE CITY BANKS CONTINUE TO GAIN IN CASH
--BEARISH RUMoRs IN WALL STREET
I,,l Gil, I,I 4

THE MARKET CHANGED But LITTLE
There was no particular increase yesterday In the
proportion Of gold included in the special deposits
st the SubTreasury by the city banks for the pay
ment of customs duties but the percentage IL large
The total deposits amounted to $2iO.00O. or WHICH
$4,000 in gold about 37is per cent. The total
number OF depositing banks was 80, OF which about
eight banks turned In virtually all the gold received
at the Sub-Treasury. There transfer by
telegraph TO the NewOrleans Sub-Treasury Of SlooVV
in gold. deposited with the Sub-Treasury here The
Sub-Treasury paid its debit balance at the Clearing
House-s72s. so0-in gold. The steamer Teutonc. from
Liverpool which arrived yesterday. brought fHwo
gold Lazard Freres The arrival is one of the last
OF the lots secured In London BY this firm week
ago. The foreign Exchanges are still strong ana
bankers are inclined to look for higher rates. A.
ruling figures imports Of the precious metal wou n
be Improbable. The currency movement 10 Iic
South Is apparently nearing the end. The shipments
ARE now hsnt ana there r p rii,nS points The
New-York banxs are SIN gaining heavily IN funds
from the interior - l., Wall s,ree,
in the way Of rumors Reports Of embarras'men's
in mercantile circles were freely circulated, ons
careful inquiry among the banks failed TO suosiah
tiate any of the stores. Dispatches were reeeveu
from London mtimatins fresh financial troubles res
there, but information to that erect was re.
seyed BY MekrSwn foreign houses esn ner nna S ae
pressing the stock market pade no progress toward
lower prices At times prices ruled neo| iueSaS
ened into selling. and when the bears began 10
there easy rallies .,,-.
An attack was made Western Union Telegraph
III the start and the price was broken from SIS 10
s. but final recovery Of "a per cent TOOK place ace
American Sugar Refining was depressed from 2t.s
to s.@ hut II closed at @ls. ana Ehicagos S Ss
tie Feeding advanced from % 10 3o~"Z,ss on WASH
ington reports forcshadowing an Increased tax on
spirits Manhattan Elevated at 9ae tine touc as
is but il closed only u lower. at l2i chicago MI
waukee and 81. Paul seemed to suffer from loreigeh
selling falling from S. c2isM62Ss hut LOUISVILLE
and Nashville rallied la per cent. Chicago Buring-
ton and Quincy sold from soSsda TO H'%aSv1s. but
Rock Island rose from e5s. to C6, The final prices
showed few important changes. and the bulls threat
ened squeeze of their cneinies in case the are ru
mors Of the day were not verified
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16

Of bridgeport, Ala, which had an Office at No.
Warren-st. this city. in favor Of Josepnine u; rey
January is for seo.OOo payable four months ai'er
DATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
Your
Strength
Renewed
lAND
Your
RUNDOWN SYSTEM
BUILT UP AND
)REORGAKIZED./

A few bottles Of 8. 3.
will Do IL. II ,On arc
troubled with derress-
Hood e not rirl,c, and needs purifying.
HYN Wili Thoroughly csar away all im.
yS6 p.rfties and impart new ,fgOr end
AD life 10 The whole system
III have used yonr medicine often FOR the past
>,St years and feel safe In saying that u Ii the
~ ~snerai bealth resior~r In the world"
r. ii. GIBSON. Batesvtlle, ARK.
On Tssst,s cs Blood and skin disea1rs ".s'ed Gse'
sniff SPECIFIC COMPANY, ku,sta. Go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
TAKING An INVENTORY OF THE STOCK

TAKING AN INVENTORY OF THE STOCK
The receivers of the Thurber Why!and Company
were engaged yesterday with an army OF clerks
taking inventory of the stock OF the company.
The receivers declared that far as they had
conc they found that everything was In an ex-
cellcnt condition. and the prospects OF the reor
best Mr. Thurber said that he would not have
anything more say until afte. the inventory had
been taken.