davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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NORTHEAST.

MN EaSI.
l253 to 1889 F st,
bh. Or, and 536 to
$40 18th st. hh,
Or. all. .........S15.O 900
1924 q st, bh, mi.
Or. 900
1910 Fla ave. b b.
M 1. Or. g. 200
1927 NJ st. ( h. Or. 1850
1o02 Linden st. b h.
or ..............2, 300
1897 Gales st. ( b,
OF .........-....2,15 100
26 G. st, { h. 4r....2,COO
200 TO 215 I st, b h.
SGT to s31 I'd st, b
h. Gr.............1.5 800
lo23 81 81, ( h. 4r.1, 200
SOUTHEAST.
1113-15 and 1I17 VI
st, III. 10 and 6r. IS, 600
store and dwg. cor
Good Hope and Nay
Tor roads, IN, Or. a. 900
32l and 323 d st, IN,
Or. each. 1000
909-911 ! ST, ( h, 5r.3,OOO
AS l. st, ( h, Or. Il, 600
Alley bet 9th and It'll,
G and f, b h, 3r. Il. 500
3n5 10th st, ( h, 5r. l, 500
i345, 1347 and 1349 X
ST, I h, or each. L, 200
4l4 X st, T h, Or. Il, 900
Z Hope ave, b h. Ar. 800
'rtion Of the property on
call at office for bulletin
It. T. WAGGANAN
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1927 Md ave ne. Or. .$16
1924 Emerson st ne.
Or and ami. .16. 80
16iS Lewis st ne. 7r,
ami. -. .13
425l2th It Sc. 5r. 1880
15o5 Gales st ne, 5r. 12.50
1871 Fla ave ne. Or. 1850
1924 Wylie st ne, 5r. g. so
g Green's al NV. Ar. %
$40 Browns ct Sc. Or. .
Rear 305 It'll Sc. 5r. $50
51' Marks al Sc. 4r.S.5O
1892 London pl Sc. 5r.S 30
Il Cooksey's alley re. 3r.B
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PROFESSIONAL.

MRS. CARY, lola It'll ST. NV.
i guarantee to eonvince the most skeptical on
enemies and evil Influences: gives name in full
of those you have or will marry and all informa-
tio1 truthfully and accurately given.
Call and be convinced, as seeing is believ-
Ing dl6-3w"
NINE. FRANCIS. CARD READER AND TRANCE
medium.-Lfe from cradle to grave. Circles
Mondays and Wednesdays at pm. Sittings
daily,10 to 8. 4O6 T. Cap st. Cards. pc. Trance
sittings, soc for the winter months. d266t'
NINE. RAPHAEL, CLAIRvOYANT ASTROLotsIST;
born with caul: gives names and lucky dates
tells how to retain husband or lover; a5vice on
love, business or health; for short time; talisnan
to all consulting her. 6i5 NV. RIM. 0. ds24t'
PROF CLAY. WONDERFUL GIFTED CIAIRvoY
ant, astrologer and medium: born with veil and
wonderful prophetic. gift of second sight tells
your life from cradle to grave. reveals hidden
band or lover, no matter how long gone, points
out your enemies from your friends interprets
dreams, causes speedy, happy marriages. gives
success in business, removes spells. family
troubles, evil influences; cures witchery. advice
to men in business and to young what bust
ness best suited for, speedy riches; all who have
been deceived and disappointed through false
spair, call as professor has convinced the most
skeptical. lie is the oldest established adver-
give satisfaction Business confidential. Hours
TO 0; open Sunday. Sittings, soc. 4s9 ST..
bet. Az and 9Th st. d2S-6t'
ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC TREATMENTS
cabiTet vapor baths and massage for rhcuma tism
WAlCOTT. d27-8t.
PROF. JOHNSON Is THE GREATEST MIND
reader; was sworn by four judges of Chicago;
tens all the events of iife; cOmpels love; brings
pack separated; causes speedy marriages. great
herb doctor of Chicago. Hours fiom am. to IL
9lI Sth NV. ns-sw.
NINE DREAMER. TIE ONLY CELEBRATED EN-
sIish anu German astrologist In the city. Tells
al events OF life. Office hours. I'm. to pm;
SUNDAY! III am TO . pm 1908 14th st. NV.
1hE d',StORD INDICATED ELECTRIC VAPOR
patn' i"f rheumatism and ali nervous troubles:
Iiso Speclal treatment Tor cG:arrh and hay fever.
racial steanllns. Massage. DIS st. NV.
d14-1w-
MISS CORlNNE LOWE. 1921 10TH ST. NV,
massage treatment; head and face n speciality;
treatment given to PATIENTS at their residences
or at ny rooms, as they may prefer di-1m'
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

FOR RENT-MODERN BROOM HOUSE. BARN
AMI outbuildings: healthy location; good water;
81 acres land; orchard and small fruits: nipple
ments for sale; rent $50. Mrs. MELVILLE,
Dunn Loring, Va. d29-3t'
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COAL AND WOOD.


ant and auditor 1921 + st. NV, auditor Of
four Of washington's Ergest corporations. Why
not yoursf d143m
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The above is only a p,
my books. For full lis.
issued on the LIST and 15t
do
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FOR RENT
1I14 Greg av NV, Or. S55
63I Fla ave. Sr. 80. 30
Lanier ave NV. Tor. 30
526 10th ne. 6r....21. 30
Brookland. 7r. stable. %
Store 1856 10th NV. 30. 80
4 Hanover NV. Or. ID. 80
McLACHI.EN
do G
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DENTISTRY


DR.. GRAHAM. 307 It'll 81. NV. SPECIALIST
In operative and surgical dentistry. Filling ana
extracting positively without pain. No inexperi-
enced newly hedgei graduates nor incompeten Mt
boy assistants ntrusted TO practice patients but
all operations performed personally by DIR. Grauam
EXTRACTING, .or.
Extracting with gas or local anaesthetic, Soc
Cleaning. I5c.
Filling with platina. silver or amalcam. 73c
Porcelain crowns 81: gold crowns. So.
Very best full set tseta 81. dI7-lw'
GROSHON'S DENTAL PARLOES. ESTAR 1891
1908 14th NV. Artificial Teeth inserted. 81 to $50
Open all hours, includin: sundays. Local anaes
thetic used for painless extraction Of teeth.
n23-2ms
q. s. DENTAL ASSOCIATION. THE LEADING;
dental organization Of America. Scientific DEN
TISTRY at moderate prices by experts only. 4Ol
TIL ST. See card in another column. oc9
FREE DENTAL INFIRMARY.-TEETH FILLED
and artificial teeth inserted without charge. ex-
cept cost of material. at 1325 ii st. NV. den
tai department Of the Columbian University
from l 20 pm daily. except Sunday. Ex-
traction flee. Infrmary open from October 3 to
June 30. se23-tr
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FOR RENT
2422 Pa ave,11r. 2b. laun-
dry. eel & st :, ami. 20
221S G NV. Sr & b. 80. 80
500 II ne, Or and bath. 10
9O2 22d NV. 7r....25.5O
5lI 22d NV. 6r....2O.3G
b15 10Th. ST. %. 81
HOS sd. Or. W. 20. 30
Central ave near Co
luIabia I'd. Tr&sta.l6.5O
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Among the incipient features of the
future usefulness Of the institution u q
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{ BRADLEY, 921 F st,

FOR RENT-1416 G ST. y. E.; NEW 2-STORY
brick; rooms. cellar and al mod imps.; stone
trimmings: only square from street car and
herdic line and school SIS per mo.
WASI1'N DANENHOwER,
d2i-6t Cor. 18th and G. SITS. NV,
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT-S66.6 81: oO26 HILLYER PLACE NEAR
Dupont Circle; three-stOry brick; twelve rooms.
d15-tr WM. b. KING. Owner, 91S + st.
FOR RENT-1139 NH 81 NV, 7R GEL. $50
ave, 12r, BIS. .Ss3.33 All NV Or & eel %. 30
2424 Pa av. 12r.2 bis. 20 2626 NV, Or & b. % 80
1221 av, 11r 4 b 1913 NV, 7r, sta p 80
152 d Sc, Tor & so 1929 eth nw 81. 20 30
d25-u II. l. RUST, 624 14th st. NV.
FOR RENT-728 18TH ST. NV, 1OR,
baths .........- 5000
All g me-, papered Or. and bath. ........ 70. 80
d2i-4t c. ID. LIEBERMANN, 1903 + st.
FOR RENT-BY X. o. HOLTZMAN. REAL ES
tate and Insurance Broker. 10th and r SITS. NV
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FOR SALE-CHEAP. ON EASY TERMS-vERY
little money required, and payments be made
same rent 1874 CorCoran ST.; 732 2lst st.
NV; 421 9Th st. NV; 1905 NJ ST. II. L.
GOODMAN, COS 18th st. oc21-w&stf
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKe.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Wednesday, August "-p. III
The stock market somewhat more active
than it has been for several days, hut the move
ments were cratic and presumably without mean
ing. During the greater part of the day the mar
ket was weak, but smart rally in the last hour
resulted in an almost complete recovery. The
trading unfortunately largely professional,
but part of the early selling was for the long
account, while the final rally was chiefly due to
purchases in protection of contracts. In both
cases the movements really insignificant.
General Electric was the most active stock, anu
after fall Of about per cent, it closed with
final loss Of only per cent. 1t must be inferred
that the early decline the result of bearlsh
attack, because the recovery was prompt even If
not full and after the close of business it was
announced that the scheme for the funding Of the
floating debt of 81 100000 would be carried to
success. The details of the plan not made
public, of course, but il il not impossible that
new company may he organized 10 take
over practically all the treasury assets of the
General Electric Company. Sugar Refining also
was active, but, opening at decline of IL
per cent. it yielded only per cent more, and
after many fluctuations closed with gain oil
is per cent OF the other active stocks Chi
cagO Gas declined over ; per cent hut closed
only small fraction lower: st. Paul. after
tion and Western Union. opening IS per cent
lower, declined further IL per cent. but
ended at its first price In general. prices de-
clincd irrcgulirly until' the last hour. when
they rallied with great spirit. and closed only
a little below the highest points.
There little news to explain the vaearics
of speculation The premium on gold remained
so large that, in spite of substantial rise in
demand drafts and cable transfers heavy or
gagements of gold for export Were made IN London.
That the Bank of England will oppose con
tnua;cn OF the movement was indicated by the
rise in the open market rate Of discount, which
forbodes an advance in the Bank rate tomorrow.
The Withdrawals of gold have been 80 great thai
London practically j. calling Paris for help.
1t is greatly 10 he hoped that the inward 10"
Of gold will not he checked for Il few weeks.
II is entirely INN terial whether the imports
are for savings banks or for interior points;
the stock of gold in tho county will he re-,
plenshed and by this fact other currency VIII
he released Everywhere the banks should ',N-
tend the utmost facilifics to importers OF t"'
precious metal the basis of all intern 'tional
exchange.
TIE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.
Tie business in Government bonds was limited
TO the sale Of 81 900 coupon s. N 10 3-i. III"
market was firm. without material change IN quo
tations which at III" close were as follows:
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NEW.YOEh. July =, 1896
y1U HE HOLDERS OF

NEW.YOEA July -. 1898.
yIU NE HOLDERS OF
Determination Certificates o. Re elpts Tor Fra Pre-
fcnci, second Preferred. and Common Stock % t"r
EAST TfNNESSEE, VIRGINIA. 6EDW"lA
RAILWAY COMPANY. under agreement an plan o.
reorganization II MAJ /. 1898.
Pursuant to inc Of aid ar,c"uent and plan.
,ovncnt % =, cent, per sh1r" fn't r. r. rcd stock
- 80 per -iar. on Secopl Preferred Sto,A SD per
sbar ON Common Stock II the ~ init li'n;
~ the a..-,,iiout on 81 tho EhSI T+NNi-'i.t.
VIRGINIA { GEORGIA RAILWAY tpMfNNf. II
.by cecd for and payable at the oAce Of Di..Ahl
MORGAN co. % Wal st, NcN.lorA. on OF before
August 10. 1898.
A., holder, Of rccrcanll,ton cert at, receipt for
any Of such stock, nornd % ioy ric amount dH'
urccr thi. call on o. before The date mentioned ohf -
ptc-ent their certificates receipts that euch ldy
ment may be lndor-'d thereon.
Gi.% j ;&l aInil4.GqAH, committee.
ANTHONY !. IlIOMA~,)
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HENDERSON BRIDGE COMPANY

SINKING IT NJ.
This I. certify that Ciawin. hri this St dir ~
August 1873 IN Irc-onc- 81 the one" q" t" rti'i
Trust ComI,n, NcW-Nork. 1rfrtc half" "~".
afternoon. ~" oilOvnlt thtt 80 Ft-l MmtHl'
bonds the Henderson idrr Company f/.. nnu, r
n, 100 3iS GO s3i Ia 1885. l6Sl. sl5. LujJ,
4s 2.,s J1i. fO3 I1g 1.iS' bj. l1~S 1,tii. LIZ,
100 3d. Gj2 ~. OBJ 1876 $50. sos 1870 ne
dcsigna,d by lot for i'nffpI - ~" on"r ~ thf
C,ntra Trust COMPANY " NrW-l "l The Let diy 81 -
tenrrr 1855, at los per tc'ipw enc p,r Nar ~
cord,nce with supplemented deed = trust ~ February -
1854. Interest said bonds VIII hr daY named
for REDEMPTION
NcN.iork. irg. \ 1913.
(signcd N NJ or ,eEIEG
Vice Pre- idc,t HcnG"' f.r c Co.
i. y. WALLACE.
with Central 1i'i-t ~ y. \.
hereby certify that the above rffd bonds W'ir
drawn = stated. Witnc>. hpHi AM III this o,ahth
q August. 1898. tEANK n. SMiDT
No'Iry Public NrN- y ors Coun,r.
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lirlp nlantc6.

~ ALESMEN whn ,al sell Mason's Fruit Jlri IN " .a
tJtlon IL 'r regular ino make comm I'm mil,
dre,s :. sMUCHrR CO., 1876 South Froh|se' iA
tclphia Ia. ------
4 INVERTEBRATES AND ~I.nSCkirTioTxII. M M
"A THE NEW.YoEK THiBuEE WILL, ~, " mi ~
Ol.ivl;D N TIFF UPTOWN nFticE. NO, na Ab,"Ei:.
rSEMNTS a. ~ foilownp Branch 9ne't ronrsa S.
eoscr 76o Third oSe corner -os
~ ioee Thlraye rea' ,os r,onsbusaSe. 3, Ave.
n"e Lars rhlrd:,yo 20 West Tn}rsaye 81
IVES. i2dst. 81 rhIidavs:; $50 i''"S'' -''
Third ave ~ ic,1 Sqa ,,s s' ,so Ea.. One hundre
snawenryff,hs,: 2is West Oaehundrrs r. enty
20 q o. m. az regular Office rates.
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NEw.YOKk. july -. 1893.
ru>o THE IInI DEh- or

rJ,O TIE HOLDERS OF
i roo,g,ni,,ton Certificates Receipt. for Common
storl Of the RICHMOND & WEST FONT Ti.HNI-
NAL HALLWAY AND WNREI!OI - COMPANY.
under az cement and plan Of reorganization Of May /,
1898
Pursuant 10 tho cf said and plan
a nvmcnt Of ONE DOLLAR hND SIXTY TWO CENTS
f@I Go PER SHARE Lcilg The balance II The Fret in
,taInrnt " the assessment on common So'k o' Tie
RICHMOND 4 WEST POINT TERMINAL RAILWAY
ASp WAREHOUSE. COMPANY Is hcr,l; called for aud
* lnyablc At the Office ~ Dl;EXFL. MORGAN CO..
o3 wall ST. Ncw-lOik before August 10. 1898.
All holders Of eanila;.on citn'nt"- or receipts for
snch stock ar notlI,d u piy the due under
this call ON or h.fo-. present
their ccrtincat,, ,cceIts t1t ouch pay
indOr,cl thereon.
G. II. COSTIE,
ANTHONY j. THOMAS
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aid O1tI\IO\ l.. " r..

OLD DOMINICA IL LIN. ! f. Earru avn
~ ~, se1%sI1 NoEE9LH r. 2YyEEMeeu r T5noc G ,
Tor VIRGINIA hrACa, PKTERsn"EG iaS. E Miodr
Thurs and S,. r"r Rirhnord. VIA JAMES RIVER
w,d; and ST 10 wsT FONT Y>, TT, TO-, Thu h
at D. ~ Through t-krtS and lcgha r "a u" pp p
60 "a r. II H. no asSy 81 81 - M 10 eil and
90 BruaGws y. W L.. GI ii LAUDEU, Tramc Ahhaser.
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PERMANENT INVESTMENT.

plots Of ground Fulton It,, the principal thorouehare
Of Brooklyn. 5Sl9Nloh near Bedford We ia" "h'r
lOOxlOO near BROOKLYN ave terms easy.
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II. MAITLAND KFE>EN. AGENT
CINARD LINE.

n. TO LIVERPOOL. VIA oCEENSIOWN.
lmltla Az. J.. 3, 4! n umhra = - T. o. a.n No.
irura a. - : a. m. Aurania ;,,it;, - ,'' M.
From Pltr a. .orih UiNcr foot = clM'>on-,
Cabin passage. 80 had rr"'ri Scroni 9. 80 ana
rrsn-d n,cor1inr 20 = amer and lo..'in
Strcige ticGcs To art from I'll ior. u i'ro' a., a.
VERY l0W rIire Tor rcclt AID pa = - 40 uh'
company Office 80. loE Ing 'ii"rn NV 70,
tEi;NnS u. BHOWS < CO. General A-""'''
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Az II Il J. y l.. .
- yTlT%In SrMWff2 Mt't 6TlA@'HHibPff
From per 81. y. H.. root .: VS. .,u"
s. = ezra DF ROM SAT- r,j. ~'pt- - = IT,
saloon. 80 and upward, Sc.aaa C,a'a, F5o' ~
gifca-sia Auc. l.. 3. On. E'nlppi. Au2. o - ~
Iufne, ii Aus 10 u in. Ancho'In SOFT = ~ a. H.
Cabin. 80 AID Upward Second lahih 80
~frtrtpc. n'ttu ,IA - REPAID. r'i .,,.o
CARIN Excl i'SiON TlCkErs ~ ttDrC"D RATES
For dfni'- t,u'- ard other infGU1trl am 10 -
uE,inEI,Sn,. IEn1ll;,IiS. nnMiLc Mr,n. c.N. NorN
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TO TIE STOCKiTOLDER~ AND
CREDITORS or THE
National Cordage Co.

On account the continued -triusrncy In tho money
market the REORGANIZATION Committee has decided
Z, extend TO ms-rniing stockholders the ortion oil
postponing the payment OF iacir -rcond contributions
now due on Aug. 10. until aud including the 31ih
dny Of August pro cd that rho-" who exercise thi"
option pny interest such postponed pn,inenis ~
the rntc Of per ccmi per annuri.
The Reorganization Committee bcgs 10 nnnonncc
that snt-facory - being made IN The per-
fec ior of unIrcuubcrrd iIr- 10 the various prop
cries. the cancellation of lca-r~ tho Adjustment
of accounts mud liabilities. and IN the arrangement OF
9TH, nmtcr- preliminary to ard forming r"r"-"nt,
pnrI of the REORGANIZATION. nnd OF the >"cnr, log
the proposed mortgage.
ftrsr yrniyation
ERNST TiIAi.uiNN.
Committee.
GUSTAV II. tU~-LIE,
New. York. iua. =. IND3.
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tbe New.York Real Estate Salesroom by Adri'h =
Muller q Son. "a

-i"r l catonaI Shoe and Leather Bans, ~
20 hs,es soaboard National Baak; l.o. , 1jod1G0
~ ~ ~ Ys,rcs Third Avenue Railroad tohlln' 10
49,. ,tcmrhis Cify Bank. Memphis. Icni.o ~
=. hares S,tatoea VicAy Spnnts COMPANY W.
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AMERICAN LINE.
1 ibid -I.NE LINE

RID STAR LINE.
y. 100; ANIW ina. 40 PtE'S.
ruNNI.,Nb WtGuc-dty Ar.u.i 10 y O. m
Wi-,rf.'.%T,NND VIDA -dt. August -. = 4, ~.
I.r.t cabin s,iO rpwnr1 second cabin ~ MiN'rf,
~. nom ,mtaof" r.7 and 80. Reelection 49, i"'hd
- N,pi, tor it'f-.' ~t.r'a-r e. NrfF lnN ~ u.s.
' INtlltN ATfpN ~. NANIGtII't tfIFfH b,
q Rarl.nr Grlfn. N,v-l1T<
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financial nlrelln9s.
Ocean Steamers

A NORTH GERMAN LLOYD :. 5. co.
"a srwSIn d2Er ii32lIr1tE .,N NP PR2MEv.
FAST IXrr:E.SS srtAil:"c 49, -,
Frs; Cabin. 500 AID upward. Second cabin 500 ana
eco bsth htecra.r. low iitcs' steamers 'a'' HV'"
sa,io "a Avg r. . a. ~. fIs,e Tue. Nne. % 90 an.
srte,. Iu-~.. Augl5 p.n. tlic. 81. s'lf = - g. H.
TrA,e VA. AVA o.. an. Sal.c. SIT srp =" . =. M
I'm. sal Ang 20 . ISt,., Tue. sep. T., noun
MEDI rlErRrCAN LiNE.
New.Yoik % Gchpa IA ">, th0n ele'ch ihyS. . o.
Tuffs fH.N.-ft .tff. i. - -"i-..--NrF. 20
Nc,r, 800. ,,a.. %, 81 lid ~, AZ
ruda s~l 3 Nh Nov II Kat .....J Jan
Ol.l.nICIl.. & co. Aowl.nc G-,cn.
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IN OECIIF.NT(A ON EACH STFAMI.R.
ST0MlMGTlM LINE,

INSIDE ROUTE TO boston. PRoY I a. NOR NOR.
Sound roitr TO NARRhGANSErT PIER AND WATCH
hill. New steel steamrIs MAINE and NEW.HAMr;;
~. III 5 80 p NJ. daily including Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10

A UNDERGRADUATES, ND StGsCElrrioNS FOR
"A THE NIW-YOitH TRIBUNE WILL. BE RE-
UHGYEp Ar TIE UPTOWN oFtlCE, no. i,2i2 b. cad
wa, ~ d or north Of lhirty;hrst-st ana ADvEi
r. NfAirNtp at the following II oh Oulccs: 2I
iNc.. cor. list. ~ Gth.aye; 49, Foui,haye
corner Fouftrrrth-st. $50 Thud-ive. cosncr Forty
seveah.st go lhireavc. near shy, HIst.st l.'0o
li'SINe. loG West fpy-secordSt. l15 tourhusayc.,
CO Libe ty-st; 3 Avtnce l.32S rhrd.aVc. - West
lo1 cntl--t. ~ West i2i-st ho Church.st; 65i
TElda,r.; ] 23S lhrd-cyc.
81 the mAHI.EM nFrLyEs. $50 Fast One hundred s
GSns, aad 32j West Onehurdrec- andforty ntthst UP
To y NJ. AZ reeullr oflcc rates. ,,o
IN Broo,lyn at % Court.s; 505 Dc Kalbavc. 1.2jo
BcdfoH!.ase. 0ni n. 10 Eroadway mp " y. M, a.
LONDON Oacc for advertisements. POS Regent-St. w
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PROVIDENCE LINE.

i'OK BOSTON, wORC 3 lEh PK0XIDENUE. AIA
FONTS EAST, AND The WHITE MIS-. ~ m
steamers CONNECTICUT ard Mass.ehr,es, esyc PEI ~
except Sunday: connecting trains lave wharf A. N,
due Toston 7:i5 4. NJ. ard $40 A. NJ Owe worcester
SUNDAY train Worcester from Union station
at ) 80 A. NJ. Onyl Through paror Cars to white
Mountains leave wharf except Sunday, 7l5 A. NJ. ous
Fabyans 30 p. ~. 49, ,,, o-r.,-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10
DOYAL NETHERLANDS 6 L. S. Mail Line

5 ). wERKENDAM. Tnlrsd,y August 10 ~: 20 M m
- OEDAM SATURDAY Ausu'o Il, ~, az
S,earers can both WAYS at Boulognc~'ur.ner tIsn.c
First Cebn 80 to $40: second cabin s3S. SteeragS
G.neroI passenger Agency 20 Proadway. ". Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10
SLIGHTLY MORE ACTIVE
STOCKS MOVE IRREGULARLY
THE EARLY DECLINES QUICKLY WIPED
OUT SHORTLY BEFORE THE CLOSING
HOUR-MONEY on CALL EASY
SAILS OF BONDS AND BANK SHOCKS

1000 Mich Cen jsl931.lo5
1000 NJ e. o g NJ 4s 45is
5000 do A,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10

,oo0 u 5 Is Coupons. l0'4
''y0 West Nat bank.l0
spt0 Tenn scttlmilt j. G5
800 do small bonds G5
.r,H Am Dock Imp Is. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10

OsT-rank book No 01. SOC Bank Tor si'niS,s, s,
- Bleeckcr-st. New-Nork. laymeht so1V'~'
return book bauk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-08-17
ORDINANCE no. IS.

An Ordinance prohibiting the sale
of liquors to persons taking treatment
for the cure of the habit of drinking
Intoxicating liquors:
The Board of Trustees of Carson
City, Nevada, do ordain:
Section One. 1t shall be unlawful
for any saloon keeper, restaurant
keeper or hotel keeper, or any en-
ploye thereof, or any person whatso-
ever, to knowingly sell, barter, ex-
change, give away, dispose of or de-
liver, in Carson City, any intoxicat-
ing wine or liquor of any kind, to
any person who shall at the time be
under treatment by physician or at
a medical institute in said Carson
City, for the purpose of being cured
of the habit of drinking intoxicating
liquors, except upon the written
order or prescription of the physician
who shall then be administering
treatment to snch person for the cure
of said habit.
Section Two. Any person violat-
ing any of the provisions of this or
dinance shall be deemed guilty of ii
mlsdemeanor, and shall be punished
by tine not exceeding Fifty dollars,
or by imprisonment not exceeding
Twenty-Five days, or by both such
fine and imprisonment.
Section Three. All ordinances and
parts Of ordinances in conflict here =
with are hereby repealed.
Approved 14th of Aug, 1868.
T. r. HoFER,
Attest: President
E. AUBE. Clerk,
By S. b. Day, Deputy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-08-17
Our Empire Letter.

Empire, Aug. 16, 1898.
There is about half a mile of wood
jam in the river yet. The work of
taking it out of the water goes along
with the precision of clock work.
The wood yard at the Morgan is full.
There were about 1000 cords of this
years drive taken out there. There
will be about 500 cords taken out at
the Brunswick. The balance of the
drive will be piled at Empire. There
is more cord wood piled up between
the rail road track and the river than
there has been for twenty years.
The water has gone down pretty fast
in the last week. Mr.. Longabaugh
has considerable trouble in keeping
the rear down on the jam. He has
a small army of s.alwart river drivers
to work ON the rear.
Jim Virgins has bought new
paino and the Glee Club are practic.
ing on ''Maher's Dream" which will
be sung for the entertainment of
those who attend the ball next Fri
day night. Otto Werner has cut his
second crop of alfalfa, which is extra
good. Walter Cook and Mrs. n.
Ambrose left here last Saturday for
Chicago, Mr.. Cook goes to see the
Fair and Mrs. Ambrose intends to
visit relatives in different parts of the
State of Illinois. She will be gone
for about four months. Miss Jen-
ME May and Frank May have about
recovered from severe attack of
rheumatism.
This end of the county don't seem
to do much for the Bartine fund
though everybody pirates silver and
curses John Sherman and Grover
Cleveland; but when they are called
On to contribute TO help the cause
they are not in it. Put up or shut
up, your zap will do no good; if
you contribute enough to keep Bar
tine at Washington till the battle Is
won or lost, then you will prove your
sincerity" say to them.
NEIL MAHER.