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Huntsville gazette., 1893-12-02
THE GRAND RESULT.
Good Work of the Republicans In the
Late Elections.

Good Work of the Republicans In the
Late Elections.
New York rescued by an overwhelm-
ing vote from the clutch of an insolent
and audaciouS partisan autocracy
which dared to affront the moral sense
of the state by the nomination of
criminal for the highest judicial Office
in the state; New Jersey redeemed from
the domination of the democratic race
track alliance which sought to lift
gambling to the dignity of civic vir-
tue; Mckinley reelected governor OF
Ohio by over sixty thousand majority;
Pennsvlvania repub blican by a majority
of ninety thousand; Massachusetts, and
Iowa restored to the republican column
by decisive majorities-this is the story
of the state elections.
There has not been in our political
history for twenty years a grander re
suit than this The day will be mem
orable as that on which the conscience
and manhood of the people asserted
themselves for the vindication of purity
of government and the protection of
popular rights against arrogant par
tisan rings intent only on their own
aggrandizement. There is no room for
doubt as to the meaning of the result
In this state and New Jersey es-
pec;ally the issue was squarely joined
between the forces of evil and
the better impulses and tendencies of
our civic life. Judge Maynard's nomi-
nation in New York was distinct
challenge to the moral sentiment of
the state. The democratic nominations
in New Jersey in nearly every county,
made in the interest of race track gam
bling and backed by every vicious ele-
ment of the state, were challenge of
precisely the same sort Maynard was
buried under an avalanche of votes
and the gamblers were literally oblit-
Grated, the republicans carrying coun-
ties in which the democracy have been
for years securely intrenched. In both
states the power of righteous public
opinion manifested itself with special
emphasis in local contests as in Brook
lyn and Buffalo, and in Jersey City,
Camden and Newark, across the Hud-
son.
The results in Ohio, Massachusetts
hhU IoNd dIo Ho 1co> ouSScotlVc, Dut
bear more directly upon national poll
| tics They show that democratic poll
cies, formulated and threatened, are
| obnoxious to the people, and can only
| be carried out at the risk of overwhelm-
| ing disaster to the party.
The victory all along the line is the
peoples victory. The republican party
must accent it as such. and meet in a
spirit of broad and enlightened patriot.
ism the obligations it imposes.
| Leslie's Weekly.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-12-02
POLITICAL DRIFT.

sB The first fruits of democratic su-
premacy at Washington have been har-
vested. Albany Journal
sB- Let us hear some more from the
organs about "the dead and buried re-
publican party and the vote of 1892. -
Chicago Inter Ocean.
HThe republican party is still the
friend of the people and the people are
the friends of the republican party
Iowa State Register.
B-The change" that came in 1899
doesn't satisfy the people. They have
resolved to put the republicans in
power again in 1895. Louis Globe
Democrat.
ES-T The great republican victory in
Ohio is at once deserved tribute to
the intrepid protectionist and gallant
republican leader, William Mckinley,
and an unmistakable order TO the dem
ocratic congress to let the tariff alone
Philadelphia Press.
EThe administration isn't in the
best of spirits since the elections 1t
hasn't been indorsed in the leading
nothing the country can indorse 1t
platform still threatens injury to in
dustrial and financial interests. MIN
neapolis Journal.
tWW When the democrats speak of the
legacies left them by the republican
party, they omit to say that one of
them was a treasury with money
enough in it to meet current expenses,
whereas there is now a monthly deficit
of from five million to seven million
dollars. st Louis Globe Democrat.
e Wilson's cellar junta. composed
of the democratic members of the
ways and means committee, proposes
to complete its revenue only" tariff
bill without allowing a single repub-
lican member of the committee to in
spect it. Then the bill will be turned
over to them for ten days, to prepare
their minority report, when the meas
ure will be reported in the house Until
that time there will but very little be
certainly known about the measure -
Toledo Blade -
Huntsville gazette., 1893-12-02
VICTORIOUS M,KINLEY.


Quite rapidly the free wool flock IS showing .
Since shearing time has come again, and Larry
The democrats are gloomy now, and with their
Larry mourn,
Since he stands shivering In the cold all nudeiy
plucked and shorn. -------
Come. join US in the chorus and sing the rounde-
lay;
Mckinley is victorious. protection wins the
day - q
For Bill Mckinley, OF
For Bill Mckinley, o! E fE
The nation now rejoices with gallant Ohio
Go tell the news to congress. tell Grover and
Their party is defeated. and routed to man
With grand majority OF ninety thousand
strong
The Buckeye boys are marching to help the
world along
AL joining in the chorus, wen sing the rounde-
lay:
Mckinley Is victorious, protection wins the
day
For Bill Mckinley OF
For Bill Mckinley, o.
The nation now reioices with gallant Ohio
For honest home protection Ohio leads the
way,
comes Iowa:
While grand old Massachusetts with a round
majority
or thirty thousand loyal votes. joins in the
victory.
All joining in the chorus, we'll sing the rounde-
lay:
Mckinley is victorious protection wins the
day
For Bill Mckinley, OF
For Bill Mckinley, o..
The nation now rejoices with gallant Ohio
Go whisper 1t to Grover, he need no longer
pray
For the democratic party; the people see the
way.
The threatening OF the tariff shows the writing
on the wall,
And brings the fact before us why the panic
struck us all
All joining in the chorus well sing the rounde-
lay:
The people are victorious, protection wins the
day
For Bill Mckinley, o.
For Bill Mckinley, o!
The nation row rcjoices with gallant Ohio.
Chicago Inter Oceen
Huntsville gazette., 1893-12-02
German
Syrup

Ny acquaintance with Boschee's
German Syrupwas made about four
teen years ago. | contracted cold
which resulted in hoarseness and
cough which disabled me from fill
ing my pulpit for a number of Sab
baths. After trying a physician,
without obtaining relief saw the
advertisement of your remedy and
obtained bottle. Ireceived quick
and permanent help. I never hesi-
tate to tell my experience. Rev. w.
H. Haggerty, Martinsville, N. ]. q
Huntsville gazette., 1893-12-02

THE trade mark lawsuit to enjoin the Chat
tanooga Medicine Co. from using the name NJ.
A. Thedford or M. A. Thedford & Co., in con
nection with their liver medicine or Black
Draught has been decided by Judge New
man in the U. s. Circuit Court In Atlanta,
Ga, and the suit dismissed. One branch OF
the case in which the court was asked to en-
join the Rome Company from manufactur-
ing medicine said to be an imitation OF the
Chattanooga Medicine Co.'s medicine, has
been appealed, and will be argued before
the U. s. Appellate Court in New Orleans,
ia few months The large trade mark
rights involved in these suits make them
interesting to all manufacturers who claim
protection under trade mark laws against
concerns who attempt to pirate legitimate
demand In publishing the result of the
suit in Atlanta, the Chattanooga Daily
Times says
The Chattanooga Medicine Company and their
predecessors have been in the medicine business In
They have the most completely equipped medicine
factory south Of the ONO river. Their @ goods are
10 some extent in foreign countries. Their NJ. A.
Thedford & Co.'s Liver Medicine or Black Dranght,
in the world, and their McElrees Wine of Cardu
has reputation and sale greater than any other of
practically unlimited capital, competent and ener-
getic officers and reputation for integrity and fair
dealing that places them above reproach in the
They are publishers Of the Ladies' Birthday
A1msnacs" the 1891 edition of which, consisting of
100000 copies, is now being distributed
The company employs a large number of trav e-
ing salesmen, visiting all parts of the country be-
des ~ insf Iatct9ry Ioroe ~ncn tnere are
The Times oheerfully commends this meritorious
enterprise as being worthy OF the patronage they
are receiving, and any effort to cripple them should
be condemned by all southern merchants who take
pride in the success OF southern manufactures.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-12-02
THE CoUNTRY'S REAL FRIENDS.
Republican Fidelity to the Interests Of
the People.

the People.
The country has been saved, as re-
spects monetary perils, by the patriotic
fidelity and self-sacrifcing courage of
republicans. The people recognize the
fact; the president himself has prompt
ly recognized it, and whatever the issue
may be as respects democratic unity or
success in western and southern states,
the honor of splendid fidelity TO the
public interests rests with the repub-
hcans 1t will be found in time to come,
whenever a financial emergency COLI
fronts the people, unless patriotism
and intelligence meantime desert them,
that they will trust the party which
did its duty regardless of its own in
terests, rather than the party which al
most unanimously decided to do dis
honorable and disastrous thing, and
was only driven into decent behavior
by republican senators and the presi-
dent
What the effect may be in western
and southern states it is not easy to
say. Democratic senators are already
bemoaning the ruin of their party, do
claring that it will be deserted by q
vast number of voters, whose financial
ideas the populists represent But it
is quite likely that the fact which will
have more to do with the votes of the
people is that millions are seeking work
in vain within a year after democrat
ic national victory.-N. Y. Tribune
Huntsville gazette., 1893-12-02

EXAMINING MEDICAL PROFESSOR -"Now,
sir, tell me how you would treat case OF ",
nhoid fever.n Student-"Well, sir, should
first-I should first-I-" E. M. P. dmpa
patiently ayes, yes; go on:n Student
tseized with brilliant idea) I'll should hrst
call you in for consultation" Passes with
honors It'd Bits
Huntsville gazette., 1893-12-02

"FoLKs is always maxim fun of de fellers
dat de worp calls 'has beens,'" said Uncle
Nose, "but it looks to me lax it am heap
better fer man to be Il has ben dan to be q
nebber- was indianapolis Journal
Huntsville gazette., 1893-12-02

DINKs-"Blamed if can understand why
SO much of this Chicago beef should be
tough'' Danks-"Humphl Guess you were
never in Chcago''- Buffalo Courier.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-12-02

DESERVING CoNFIDENCE.-There is no ar
ticle which so richly deserves the entire
confidence of the community as BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs. Price, 20 cents.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-12-02

The democrats were beaten be-
cause they deserved to be beaten. And
unless they learn wisdom from this les.
son they will be given more OF the same
sort M J. Post lnemlls
Huntsville gazette., 1893-12-02

ssYEs, do enjoy the music greatly, and,
would you believe it'll can't remember when
l learned to dance" Miss Crimp-"Dear
me! Now, perhaps you never did. Inter
Huntsville gazette., 1893-12-02

"CAN'T you wait upon me!" said the i'm
patient customer. "Two pounds of liver.
I'm in hurry" "Sorry." said the butcher !;
''but there are two or three ahead of YOU.
Surely, you would not have your liver out Of
order l''-Boston Transcript.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-12-02

You can't tell what a man will do in
horse trade by the amount of noise he makes
in church.-Ram's Horn.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-12-02
IF you wish the lightest, sweet
/ est, finest cake, biscuit, bread
and rolls, Royal Baking Powders
indispensable in their making

A DOSE in Time Saves Nine Of Halo,.
Honey Of Horehound and Tar for Coughs
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one mD1ts
Huntsville gazette., 1893-12-02

SHELLFIsH. -Customer-''Give me adozsr
we's ali out o. shes fish. sab, 'ceptn' egrs ~;
New-York tribune., 1893-10-21
west SHORE RAILROAD.

I. -
EXCURSION TICKETS TO WORLDS FAIR
GOOD TEN DAY.. 1890.
ALSO ROTND TRIP TICKETS GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER 18TH. $500.
Trains lraye Wet l2i.>t Station. New-Yorx. fol
lows un1 u minutes earlier from foot Franklin-St;
Suadny. wc-. Of CCeyDals Junction.
7:3E 4. N.-I1iy Local jn Albany aad iatoa. Par-
iOr Z, Albany sun lay O2y.
1910 4. N.-DaUv Tor rany, ;ica. syracuse, Roch.
ecr Billalo, Niagara Fal, De:Ioit. C'icigo; cN ct
saturday for To onto.
1I,Ij A. M.-D,ily except SUNDAY. {, CatsSlll Noun.
I, n. Now-lslts. l. kcs M0hOlk ani Minne" ASIA.
Alhlnv. Saratoga Caldwell Lake George. Plrlor cors
TO Eoom,!l!e. saratogi and Caldwell
400 =. M.-DllN, except Snnd,y, for Catskll Noun
,.15 r. N-Dailv fr Aibiny Montreal rfi,a, Syrocue.
Rochc-tcf, Buffalo NIAGARA Falls, Noronto. Detroit
C1c,ela"d and Chicago.
6,3 p N.-Daiy cxrept sunday. for Ncwburg. Albany.
" Saratoga and Montreal. Parl0r c;r 20 King-ton.
SlJ g. u.-lay for Albany Ttica, Syracuse. Rochester
.. Niagara rails, Toronto, Detroit Ceyslan1 and
ila,er,t,ow Locals 90 a. M. 40 ) 81 :i5 y. m.
Newburg Locals 20. 10 10 a. ~, 49, 5l5.
% 10. II as y. m. 'Dnly. , -
Rochcter nfsiO Nagari Fall. Toronto Detroit, Clcvc
lard and Chlcago n all through tfnlns.
For tickets Timetables paror and slccping-esr occom
mofatous. information apply Offices BrnoxNnl. 3s3
WashngtOpt 726 Fglton.>t Annex Office foot Fulton
St New. YORK ,ity. il3 I9i 3G3. 7S5 aud -. Brod
and az st,,loas c. T.. LAMrERT.
Genera, Porsenfer Agent
Vandcrb;lyc. NcN-iOrx
New-York tribune., 1893-10-21

actual business: Bankers bills, 81 S21. and 81 A.
for long and short sterling respecuyeiy re,icn ,nl
francs. 5.22is and $50; reichinarks' ~ '-i'@
"a ll-1G and 95l.me5Ss. ,,,,
In London British consols again Yielded a
small fraction a; IS lie for bcth money ana .he
account The Hank Of England lost further
$4,000 bullion on balance. In the open market
money was dearer at 1is for discounts ana un-
changed at gas. per cent FOR daily balances.
American railway shares advanced until near
the close, when fractional recessions occurred.
At Paris French per cents fell to ss22ls, sight
exchange on London advancing 10 Z'iS irahcs
10 the { sterling
New-York tribune., 1893-10-21
n, y, ONTARIO g. WESTERN R. R.

r,cvr.Iou YIckct. New York 10 (bcngO mud Re.
turn. $500.
sprcinl Coach Excursion on Saturday, Oct. II.
'''' ut 81 100.
,tns leave foot Of West 4.d--t. follows, ID minutes
earlier from iranklinst; , -. g. ,,,,,,,u ,,.,,..
IL stations Mddctown icnA illr, Falsburs. LIB rty,
caroondaie, scranton. Walton Dchi, sdhey' Norwich
ffca i,onc, Oncils, Fulton. O-wcgp.
BIZ =. ". rNccpt sunday SULLIVAN CO. ENR,es' Io1
Mid dt,inwu Elienyillr Mountain DIl" Cenrcsiie faI'.
bnry IIuley,le Liberty Falls. Liberty faks'ihe anu
Il,ingston Manor. -,..,,. ..u.
7.I5 =. NJ. 5alyl Mdde,own Sinmltyc wlI,c fa,- ,s
h,rg Ihcriy Livingston Manor. Kockahi, WiItol' Sd'
nev Norwich Oncida, Fulton. O>wego. , =. l.,
1:IJ r. NJ. daily, Via Niagara rails hcciining cnair
cnr f-cat. Irce) Ncw-York 70 Niagara falls rou-h
pullman -cepers Ncw-Ycrk to Chicago Arrives Detroit
O 40 n m Chicago 80 q M, st. Louis. 800 p m
Ticket Pullman n.moi1toas 90 81 Broadway
NcwYok Tran.fr Company call for and checks baggage
" J. L.. ANDERSON. q. y. A..
5y Beaver ST.. New-York
New-York tribune., 1893-10-21
DELAWARE. LACKAwANNa Il WESTERN Il u.

DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA n WESTERN RR.
stu,jon. in New. York Of barclay and Christopher
vE.TlBuLED TRAINS. rILL,IAN, cOAoMEs;
d ENcrHSS,49HH % yH McHtDS 6.T
S EACURsION TICKETS, $500.
GOOD lNrIl NOn lorn; ,,ox,
Dnoc. route 10 NEWAi;k, BLOOM + lid. MONT
Bsonton, Dover, s;onhope. BupDS LAKE, LAKE Iv.
TATCONG. Hackctttosn, sCHOOLEY,S MOUNTAIN,
Washingt rli!LLtpsbu kG. EAsION. WATEs
ToS PIrTsT0N H a. NJ
RGHIlJiLD sPRIXMs Cortland, sYYGASUsE.
BAJlT DANsylLLE, BU FFAL0 and all points
200 A. M.BUEfAho UTi.A ana oswsG0 uEI; EX,
with train Chicago, arriving IL 10 M next morn.
,:aW a. M.-BINGBAMToN NAIL Stops At principal
1:oo a'p. +. M.-scRANToN, BINGnAMToN and EL-
PSgS R,Fsi stsi; and p1yM
,S Svin = NJ ESPE rsl%sso THso pnfsM pnMTED EXPRESS
lrllmsn slcepers. Arrives q; LIP 4 m. o,,,,,,.
EAFhE>S. Pullman slecpers:
TICKETS and PULLMAN vcG0NMoDAIIONS q 70
sSs g.. 'f ossay s q at yy tnSn
ave New.York; ss3 washinrton.st 7ce Ettonst and
"a broadway TrOoklyn Time tables. giving full infor.
"'iW'SEn 'iWEsicorr n 'TsXrKhss ccMpANY will call 70, and
check tarcage from hcte or residence to Destination
New-York tribune., 1893-10-21
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
Anthracite Coal exclusively nsurng cleanliness and
cOmiort)
-Four racks. AutDm,tc Block Signals.
Trains lfaS. st1tior foot Of Liberty 81.
Time Table In Fne't Oct. TO- 1893.
P1YAl 81 lie LINE
ROYAL BLUE LINE

PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE. AND WARRINGTON
For Philadelphia week day, 90. 5 200. 900. 10
IL 80 (DninR Car) a. NJ, 80. 10, ;5o tDinng CAP
800 BuGet paroE Iai Soo Co. go go 5ai, 9t3 M
H. M. 1880, $50 DINING Car, ) 90. 100 r. NJ, l. l5
night 49, , ,v..,too,o, wal, dav. and S,,s...
90 '' i, 40 "pninT car A. NJ 80 $3.50 Dining carr
ID u n0 T. NJ Il 10 night.
II. raston Hethelcu Allcltown. Mauch Chunk. &C.,
90 Is s :i5 a. NJ. 90 $50: 5A5, S9 g Allen
l. For wilkcsbare puston. and scranton. s4o A. NJ
~ ror Reading at 90 90 $40 10 90 II 80 A. NJ
90 so rs, 400 3 200. j:45. 80 p; NJ, l. 10
,Isht except Saturday night sundays. 100, l 80.
$50 800, 30 90 r. ~, NJ u - night oo .o
oo I 90 j:ij F. NJ. l. l5 night, excepting saturday
nirht. sundays l 100, 30, 500 $50 T. NJ, l. 10
Ee For pott.,ille at co Oo s:a5. IL 30 A. NJ. 90
, 10 90 30 4. NJ. l. :l5 night except Saturday
night. Sundays / ;oo, 80, $3.50, 600 r. NJ, 12l5
night. ,.. , v.,,.... .. . m,
4 90 :t5 A. NJ. / 900. 80. 80 T. NJ. IL rs night,
except saturday night. Sundays, 10 A. NJ, 100 r. NJ
For Red gank Long Branch and points south to Poln:
Pleasant 80. S:lj IL 90 4. NJ. 30 ~ 800
20 d rs T. Red tank AMI Bmrchportl. G:i5 p. NJ
Sundays except Ocean tiro'e and Asbury Park. oVc
A. N A''' l. FOR LAKEWOOD
A. 'M n. I:ii5 10 r. NJ
FOR Atlantic Clty ymcland and Bridgcton 80 \. NJ
fior Monmouth pa.h. s'a, rirh. and mehana Beach
AZ IL ,1gh - 10 NJ MOO 20 80 q ss u p to Monmouth
Tickets and pnrlor be procured l72,
os5 s6i AS so o4i 11lO iaoa Broad way 737 SiNth
81 Fact ithst 13i Fast l21the, - W"st i25th-
tofl. = rrooklyl % Broadway. Williamsburg, Tho New
York Transfer Go. Will ca for and check baggage from
hotel or residence u destination.
New-York tribune., 1893-10-21
MANHATTAN RMLwAY COMPANY,
, riC iV\l-AL MEETING M tLo sb,robold

srs OF tie Manhattan Railway Company viii be- he'll
CT, our,nv, 0nicc. In New.Y1rs CIR No n nro,G
Way s on tie eond wednc-day Of Novenbr next (bcns
the s'n uhl Di,cctor- for ,ho "o,, . ,o he
cec,ed sfd three In.p-etofs oi Eiec,ion
,,aetcr. thus elects viii n. a.. oricI dircetar-
also az The Nctroroli'in llesarci Railway Company for
tcrfu A., .,u l.. -, -, ..,.-
tia a'rors noon. aud Rope I'D e. Thur.dty Soycn-
oer " " u. W. M'wILLIAMs. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1893-10-21
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. II.

NATI, st. LOUIS Ann ALL POINTS WEST.
Leays Hew;lerI, t,o. OF L5esty-st; 70 10 night
For PiTrSBuRG 20 p; n. y 10 niGn'' n. M
EES, ES, SwlXsHiSSaTTtb wXsHiSTbS 81 1htHEGfrtMoE HEGfrtMSoE
. m, Dn9s Car, 40 s;so p: m; Dining carr o. .
For NORFOLK Bay Line 80 m. M ES'' ,i sunaay' =,
r ,l,s.s, soo Grand % y Y 3i4 fuiton-st Brook
iyn STAT O, ioot OF Lbcr,J.st c. y. r. OF \;
New York Transfer Co. will call for ana check oaee'sc
from hotel or residence tO tcstlna;iOn
New-York tribune., 1893-10-21
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. Oct. 90 4 D. m-New-York. Pennsylvania
and Ohio first mortgage bonds 2Oi4 Erie. liis do
second consos. M: Illinois Central gisi; Mexican
ordinary ET: st. Paul common. 6li2: Reading. =.
p. m.-rhe amount of bullion withdrawn from
the Bank Of England balance to-day is fb.Vp
The rate of discount In the open market for both
short and three months bills is l@snlh per cent
Paris advices quote 3-per cent rentes at S francs
22is centmcs for the account and exchange on
London at - francs IS centimes for checks.
New-York tribune., 1893-10-21
r RTE R. m ES

through trains Tor Chicago and the West leave New
York. foot 81 c'Gnt.rs... dailS ~ foow'' and i've
minutes EARLIER from Wsst 23d-t go
III m 4. M->olId train ~ Chi,aco Pullman Sleeper
IU.VU va Chau,suaua IaFc r,. parlor ear New
York a runalo and Ni1qafa Fii- Dlnn% ear.
C,ON r. VI. -..-thIe L.n.tir n)lis tt,in for III
C.VV .,so Via Chautargra Innc, Snepers 10 'h
3 Ms2s ,.s ,.c. to and oslifs cSeaso a Niagara Fails
O.ln J.. M.-Nls thauipunul Lax, ana Nlagart ta,s.
O.OU 30 ~ t'ar'I ChicTgo. sicpe's - Ho'n'4i--
lille. 'hrnno aud Cincinnati.
ocAL TIME TABLE, TICKETS md PULIMAS
4 arcof1rod, ,ua,s y. stI ,9 i0i ~, aud nf Brorh
l5G Fast ?T'h-st Ch,nb.Is ana W. W. y2lst ief
riar New.York: 3q9 Fni,on-st brooklyn 200 IInd It,
IIofoken and Jersey civ Stafinn. IRE Transfer Com
Jany calls and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
den"ss =" destination.
New-York tribune., 1893-10-21
finantial.
ATCHIS0N, TOPEKA & SANTA fE
RAILROAD co.
Guarantee Fund Notes.

Tho COUPONS due Nov. I. 1893. Of tho Ntchison,
Torcia Santa Fc Railroad Comp,ny's Guarantee Fund
Nocs viii lie paid prc'ntlion AMI after that date
at the NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH AMERICA, ioG
FRANKL1N-sT. BOSTON.
Holders Of the Gu Fund Nofrs. extending
the time of the same, will receive check for cnsh
premium, payable Now I. when their Notes arc pre-.
scntcd for extension nj the Compnnys Office, No. DJ
MIX ST.. 30 ston nitcr October -. inst.
J. W. REINIIART. Prcsidenf.
Boston. Oct. 49, 1913.
New-York tribune., 1893-10-21
LEKlGH VALLEY R. r.


AS FDLLOHs:
,OU A. VI. dailN for MAl(H CHUNK and inter
ssIJ a. VI. daily for GENEVA, EocnEsTEE
ui7IFiIO and the Nfst louisville ana principal
local points; chair 10 WilScsbarre Pullman car TO
p,00 4. VI. daily except Sunday for CLINTON and
il,30 A. ". daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER
BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and all rolnts VT
Pullman .cclcr 20 CHICAGO DuIllo; Pullman Buit
.ceper ciago Via SUSPENSION BrIse; connections foT
r. aiding anl Llarr.t urg
1880 =; ~. daily exccpt Snnday for ,I ELMlRA and
lnsrinfdlate stations; connecting Tor fottsliilr
3: as =. W. daily, except SUNDAY. for TuNKlIAN
wilkc.barr- INJECTIONS for Po,tt'ile. .,
i,OO and $40 r. VI. daily. except Spbdty, foj
SOi;TH PIAINFIfJ.D and intermcdat" ,toton- -
A,t5 r.. VI. daily. except sundays, for NATCH
cir NK and intermediate stations; chair 10 El ton
900 r. VI. diily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS.
and an uoln. West: Pullman sleeper, % tltagO. VIA
Iinaio snd Suspension Bridge; connections for Read.
Ing and lIarr'sburg. - ...,.,. ,o,,,,,..
TIL; III FiALO. NIAGARA FALLS and al points
Wc.f Pullman Buffet slofpes Chicago, VIA suspension
Urdge. Pullman sleeper ~ Buffalo.
" <ddifional sunday trains 10 30 \. VI. !or Mau"h
Chunk and intermediate stations. connections for Potts
,iic. , 90 T. NJ. for Elsfon and Intermediate -iatlnns.
1,cneral Fn-torn Oric. 20 Uc1dwny Nc".Nok Cify.
The Scv -Yors TFan,f,r Company VII! cali ior ana
chccr baggage from hot"l ~ - - nc" tnrngh - dS-
tinstion. .,, mr., A. '" t,n, ,..,,i ~ ,,c,t
,,cnl SUIT. Eastern Di'.
New-York tribune., 1893-10-21
financial elections.

OFFICE OF THE NEwoRLEANs q HORrHEAsrEIS
RAILROAD COMPANY.
n Office is hereby given that the annual
nr,osc OK cecting Board Director. Tor fe ensuing
and for the transaction OF such other business
yav co,ne before the meeting, will be hc. at fhs
s ys company ~ the city Of New.rieans on wcdncsd
yoTcmbcr IN, 1923, al IL O'clock. noon
JOHN GLYNN JR., Secretary.
Or,ean-, La. -cptcuber 3Oth 1898.