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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-14
KnSTnN WOOL. MARKET.

Iost IN Sept l3-The wool market Is more active
Large sales have been made within day or two and the
Territory wool has been particularly good
Iarge sales ~ Montana were made ri l2ni+. and 81
other Territory at iOpl3c per ID. while N" secured
32'.3ac for medium. There has been fair move
ment Texas wool 1oIlic. and choice
Northern spring California sold moderately al BE H.
oregon dull Fleece woods quiet and rath"r
n Ohio Xxx and XIX and above sold nj 2'c
and X at lsaIsisc Michigan neeces dun at l7a1I'kc
for X and 2Oc for No !. No I comblng woDls dull
and nominal at 2ln:2c and fine delane NJ 2td21c for
Ohio and l9a2Dc for Michigan. unwnshcd combing wool
Is quiet and irm I70isc for one-quarter and three
eghths blood In pulled wool there has been fair trad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-14
Rnilroa0s.
Pennsylvania
PATJ.ROAD
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot OF Deg3rossss and Cor,lantt, ,UeeA
1000 A. VI. pENNsYLvANfA. LlMITED, - d
don Cars Arrives Chicago A. NJ. cleveland SIS
a. N cincinnati G35 a ". and indianapolis A. NJ
200 T. Il ccAGo sN0 ST Lo % i, I EXPRE Iss
go" sss bns: 5: Sn:so aS s:
l 81 Gnea x Ris day
hns nnS to ndanlO6, ' io5
500 T fac fFlsH' E% 81 3Fs Steering
Car to Ptsburg. Connects for chicago daily ana
IT. 1ss And THE SOUTH
Dining Can sso Congressional Limited al PsTor az;
Ralns s snr ~ $50 so 'Ss M 300
Limited al f1rlG! a3d 1J Gn'ns c'r' 49, D'''
T. Ashcyiii- Tampa. and New-orleans; i2I' Night
80 TDsy 20 Gsssap s@d SSa Railway
FOR 6RFG Sp S PoS oMFoR "F sH S NORFOLK via
Charles Route. A weekdays and. with Through
T IrsEST roNs ' 1NE. ooo A. daily sleeper,
Tampa IacksonvIe Macon amt Charleston 300 T.
FOR oTs' ArLaSTrc cry. i:5o p. NJ. weekdays with
Through BUFFET Parlor Car.
PlsssaS, 10 elS loc" .. 81 ,I isiS sI 2sS "a "a
st.. 81, '' II n; not stop Asbury Park ssd
o'''" Grove F e H''' TfiMfiiiADELPH,A. ,,.o
100 II M DI Z: TO- sum- 2iS rspr.: 80 Sls
o., 10 I.,miteds, 10 A. NJ. 2 T. 49, g. g. 7'i'
rske oct: 49, o ss sa2 II an, "a: 81
Rroadwiy and BROOKLYN Annex station foot - F,c In
r9Sk,yn s,"on ON Jersey ns c rsc hssssss ron
hotels and residences through TO destination ,
T. NJ 49,, $780,. cenorai p,.s'- hgs-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-14
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave West 42d 81. Station. NewYork. rs fol-
lows and Is minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
3,:,O 4. VI paily Local 20 Buffalo.
1,O A. ". Daily local to Albany for CatsSlll Noun.
tans and Saratoga Parl)r car to Albany. sundays
only.
O,I5 A. ". Daily Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Roches
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicngo except
Saturday 10 Toronto
Il :5 4. VI. Daily except sunday. to Caiskill Noun
tan. New Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and Mlnne1aska. AL
bany. Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George Parior cars to
Blo1uvle. New patz and Albany
400 l.. VI. Daily except SUNDAY. for Albany
S.I5 u VI Daily Tor Albany. Montreal. Utica, syra-
cuse Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto, De-
troit Clev Gland. Chicago and 81. Louis.
Ot:,O +. VI. Daily. Except Sunday. for Newburg. Al
bany. Saratoga and Montreal Pnrlor car TO King.
7,45 T. N. Daily. except Sunday, for Utica, Syracuse.
Rochester and Buffalo. Carries sieepingcar passengers
s,i5 T.. VI. Daily for Albany. Utca Syracuse Roches-
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit CleVe-
land Chicago aud St Louis
For tables, trlnr and sleep'ngca ac-
Communications apply city offices Brooklyn and New York
and at stations Time table principal hotels. For
oth Information ad1iess
{. Il. LAMBERT: General Passenger Agent.
5 Nanlerbllt-avc. NewYo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-14
. RE IL N E. S.

nm oI Il
York foot Chambers daily follows. anu u's
minutes earlier from Nest 2-d-st.:
DIX n. M.-Nes,ibuled EApress for Waverly. BnS-
o'Ac hamton. Elmra, Bunalo. Bradford and Sa.a-
u,anca. Parior Buffalo.
o,AA l.. M.-Nestlbule Limited Solid train for chi
O'OV caEo via ChautauquL Lake. Sleepers to Chit
caso. Cleyelard and Cincinnati. Dining Car
S.0n Il. M.-Solld train TO Chicago Via Niagara FaIlA
OsoV sl.epers to Buffalo and Chicago.
x.dE a. M.-via Chautaulua Lake and Niagara Falls
O'1C Soiu train to Chicago Sieepers TO BUFFALO.
chicago and Cincinnati Dining car.
I oCAL TIME TABLE IL REIS, AND PCLLMA ~
Eat ioSth-st Chambers West 23i-s ferries. New
York; S33 Fuo- Brooklyn; 200 Hudson-st Hoboken,
and Jersey City Station Erie Transfer Company calls Tor
ard checks baggage from hotels and residences to dsssi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-14

,,rr,,s IRON-"The Iron Age saYs W. sTaye question
Tn of Pig ss oSp' viii ss S[Ga the nas
in stocks has been n,T end s weak si 2si 40 6n
Reports Of orders tsT I ras tor Phaaspna
order 9T and 1900 tons Of srar orted having
sales Sns Of sG CURRENT pr N"n S..sJ
n S1s a sns ss an q 80 fnn"fss
@ August l. this 1l2 ere soN sn; was quoted 90
sqoSnss 1Tm ns s1a and S"d @ The
expors in Ju Ss w' ppTea@ aT: sc e'fnS
yS spot 9'S ssir. were Is IONS
s2i;e 1850 . sspr%stF Il, % y which i'm
IL Is and q tons over YESTERDAY Arrivals 20
& "sSn' arfl Tse aS
s:: s,,as s but In s s@
Srm sisas % f. for sGo TIN sp0 stock lead in bonded
s %,R" spcmes gwen at fair .aes
MoIAssES AHp domestic moasses and 'r' 0 'ss
th current at 1@T pT Ss orleans cenfuss
demand demand Tor to conmor iSa fair to PIN smsc Prime
SnSics 2S Ss3se ? sc aGado. PAGAN r ps R
2sas.r syrups-susanrI o, ord mac ioa22c
10 roSi s6RrS Kosln % eS ' f pr, %r
iI eos Vas ar .haG% Du stead o at Hr .rnGy
The quotation an the basis 81 l5Asi :" for c'f'" "
good .,ran S rark, for oil shows n h
s,Inn,b and some business being % % is mostly
basis for prims sng business very
wc Inseed oil aa %n' prime rude bos nom
NsllD ~
1I'v sa@ssc, prime summer white go on American
, o S ams%ican boiled Sc calcutta RAJ" ,isn,s wa.
raw. f,WritITs The ma.S"t for be-
, r ~ WITH rates more less nominal rs"i > 90
ihacuN' III inoAs grain Id. 4" lhN',''.
follow" i" il, "a the lower rate by ffelsh a.
D,Nrs ufc"'i bbls uhricatlns o.
2sU sN'S "a IN London 5000 pals !htu' '-H ~.
lVW bbis go cation s32d october shpH"h -,
10 Btrh.n. ~ ", I,yerrool ID London. 40 '''asf
/ asked. HUI 10
40. ~ , o. ,nr end 81 month Antwerp ~ 40,
- ~ r,h,rs cotton 10 isiN'''
nam - IT,. sr,in nominal: petroleum 20
'''ie ~ "a CHARTEES-Ihe g'n''''
Nlhsd' n.t-bo,, anprcciable change CHARTERS i",
is our an" ,o7 ION. cotton New orleans :" o.
Brlsh 3Ce III Bremen 3is OF iiaVte
Nes',h steamer rails, fnia'
'c'.rI as ,rvae terms British bark i'", ~,
10 N"W tre 10 cork orders. 32s 81 bIi,lSn
gram r,.in San Francisco 90 cork f'r "fH'rs
nalN -,r,,,sn trrk ~ grain San fran'ls'2 ~
-c- "a "rs IA Austrian bark. sn"n Ih', -,
~, IN, United Kingdom or continent H'r ot
nrc,r shin IL. grain. San Francis !"
IN, ,9s Lyig coal baltimore 10 Sagun: e -"
30 ,nc~ ,,rnher Mobile Ponce. H. - Aih,l."l -,
,,Lt brig 2s3 itnr. gene al 90. ~
~ ~, 80 1mb.r Pascasuula Boston. 50 ~; s'' NJ
s'n'' 'nnah -. New York reported 81 -, schooner
,per Inion island TO New York 81 20. schooner lu'n-
80 E.vYork 81 G2is schooner salt hence W
81 q. schoc n.r ties and begginr h"n'r
: U.ur,iugtnn 81 25 and So per hhlf-i"li. re-
syecil,elv. schooner. hath Chatham H. 70 NrM noe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-14
,1.Ropr,N rEoprcE MARKETS.

Iiv.rpo,l Sept 49, - D. mBeef-f:Sra lndh nness
firm a, 73s Cd prim. 81, Ga Cd Pork Prime
moss Western fine firm AT "a Oh 90 medium MN ."
~. trays short en-, about u TO 10 H. easy at J+s
Cumberland about - to 80 10 urn q, ~, ~"
short rib about - IL. firm a. as long clear hhi,i'
about ~ n, n AS. ong and st.rt Gear n -, n,
about ~ H.. Arm ~ 42s shoulders am r u !" ,I,ra;
ur,, AT American finest white ana cnI""i
arm AT sis TaIlow-Prime city nominal. Cottonserd on
iy.rroo 70 lneI steady 2s Spirits ~ tnrpenne iull
al us Cd. Resin Common dun a IS ~ aiI rrlinr
Wae,,rn euof firm at ~. Wheat 80 red winter
s,e,Iy AZ A. "a NJ spring steady Mt IL I'D Flour
n louis fancy winter steady at - ~ o"rn-MlN"i
Western spot dull IS. september dul ~ b.. ociori
dun al - I'd. November dun at -. Hops ~ London
IacInc Cnast steahy AZ f20t2 lrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-14

,.s .r.,r,,.n woods are in active demand az
2Oa2ic Foreign carpet woods are seiiing 90: zoo NJ do
80 veek were 500 H. including 81 '"W !" D.
nestle gCo 900 II Australian and 22,"" 10 c"'Pe' "
Comparatively lafg"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-14
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Sept l3-Coiion steady. mddng 6'5c; 10"
udllng &c good ordinary &c: net and Receipts
su3 bales exports constwisc 321l bales. sales. lrs
baics. stock. 3i.3is bales. $500. $3.50
Norfolk sept II Cotton steady; middling l"c' lnN
miadlng 6c; good ordinary. . Ollie net receipts ''
la. gross Gp bales. exports cuastwis.. lO bales
sales iGi bales stock 3GD bales
New Orleans. Sept ~ Cotton steady: good miidlng
csc mdlng 7-i6c. low mddng 03-iGc: good orii
nary IL Ice receipts iA6 bales. gross sos bales
exports coastwsr 4HIs bales: sales. so bales. stock
- ij3 bales. ~
Savannah Sept i3-Cotton steady. midng q lie
low middling good ordinary. ll6c. net and gross
receipts i62 bales exports cOaswise ioI bales. sales
1000 bales. stock. G.2D bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-14
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PHILADELPHIA. BALllMOi.i- AM WAshi"~
TON. .m
For Philadelphia week days. 40. 500 900 , oaS
II 80 DINING Carr A. NJ. 1870. 500. 400 nunst fSis
cao, 800. 900 Dining ca,, =, 49, ,I saS = NJ, u.
80, 500. 900 dining Car T. NJ is;i' night, 10 1850
Dining Carr A. NJ i.aO 300 500. 600 ODinn; az az
J. NJ i2i5 night sundays. 900, II 30 DINING "a"
A. NJ 1880 800 600 DINING Can i. NJ 1913 nighss "a,
Tickets and parorcar seats can be procured at IL Fs
as Qta lao I. 323 Broaosay ,3I 6h-ate. ~ H 20,
Ilth ST. II. East l25th ST. 20, West l25th 81. {, -
Columbus Az, New-York; Court 81. $40 Fulton - -
Brookl,n; ~ Broadway. Williamsburg. The New io.s
Transfer Company VIII call for and check baggage 1--WE
hnfel OIL % DESTINATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-14

Market elosed ouie, steady at to points ne T n
vance compared with yesterdays closing WiV's' So
Terrible notices 20 Total sales 'an DID, do, 80.
York gross receipts Lose laes: continent % "a 80
forwarded $50 bales sales 1855 1a"s splhherS ~"
bales. stock Total n"' port recsp's
io 2r bales ,hus far this werk Cto39 aies ~
,oIav e;rea, i:Tl,aln 500 bales 'oDtnFit - hrs'
Thus far this week Great Britain. la+l3 par
70 hs,as. continent; 373 bales: stcch. 2l"I!i laics
Iiv..p6ol cahlesSpo cotton easier; sales i-o ia 80
.,sc,i.,ion ard export luOJ bales. American io,,oV
bales niddlns upands - I'D Futures 2psnei 81 So ~
nar,ialv Gid advance; closed steaH pata.! 80
cline SCI, enler. 3iI. SepemneI-Oc ou-r
her No, oinicr 3lis NoveYl lec.i nDr ,'b
ysna,v S4rs January February 3i''': h.nrust Maign
as. VarrL- Aoril 3l,C:-o: April MAY. 33lD Mhe-Ju
3;oSi3 Mancheser Yarns steady; cloths 4u'e' anu '
changed
,orprE- SPECULATION on larger scale tnah lot
- Ioc.l houses disposed 10 lquldate a-
rsn ne Rnl.imnrA brazilian and European mar
[.ts Voc lower AMI helped thu decline as did heheI
rate for exchange 1T Havre lost i21'. franc on
~ September closed at - francs Oct".c
al Il, November 10 December $50 January y, 30
Tebrrary ~ RIO cables weak at 2t' refs decin" No
ounte5 AT IL exchange rose 20 ~ tlO; an au-
Sanco Of 5-iG receipts 1900. stock. 2isoU TEA
ances FOR United States bags Santos market welH
and 400 refs lower IL iop reis receipts ."p Dass'
siock 3S0 900 bags Clearci from Rio steamship Sai-ih
viii q on, hays Hamburg make weak al l.n'1 PIX
decline September 1913 p:g October - 40. NoFe"''''
~ ernscr -. - January III
Contracts closed steady at 10 - points u'i"e' '''''
1900 bags as follows: Ina,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-14
BALTIMORE AND ONO L. IL
FAST rApIvss Trans 10 .,,...tl
Washington, Chicago. tinc'"
81. Luuin mud All POlItN Wet.

ST: Loui. and All Pol"t. Vests
Leave New York. loot OF Liberty ST. daily For LIN hnt
cAGo 30 m and ls:l' nsnt t tTr II sr 'IporlJ
200 M 500 m For wAS I,IS Ga9 40 3 "
,. N. o. SUM-. 500 D. m. 600 p M; dining oa''' '
night Al trains run daily eNc.p, S;W .: ~ sunday.
For KEW ORLEANS. Via Roanoke. Bristol ana d,iy
nooga through Pullman sleeping Car Goo D. ~ :, ilth
Ticket orces ~ 2Si as lac Rdws a. :? s,o WASH.
ington ST.. Brooklyn station foot OF Liberty d. - "
Nsw.York Transfer Co. will call Tor and heck W.
gags To destination
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND sunscRIrTioTsSE RI:
"A THE NETWORK TRIBUNE VIII, 90 Broad.
CEIvED All THE uProwS oFELcE No. and "a ApvERi:;
way. III door north II rhir, -nrst-s,;; nnces "a
EASEMENTS the following BthSn ave:
Eighth-ave corner Twenty third.s,'' "a rhiriaye.
i57 Fourthave.. Fourteenth .o' near sixty:
corner Fortysey enth-s l0-9 ~!
Colnmbus.ave. q. Avenue Al l32S IS, Thrd-sys:
isss Thrd-ave.; o5i Third ave between between ats
-, 'w $3.50, r'' Cy court-st: s05 De Kai-avs'
bedford.ave. up to : Q. n. ut regular once s~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-14


ss1S:s; E.;
.g1'5s %' g. "a s. a. re gi ' prm. III tim
s saS III. !. s a - f:,: < or, +s 81 i: @
eosr' 81 S' crr i. 's'xrd s?oas3oc Whsle,
nler. 9p'H s2o. IS 5, & e" per b a"adarl 81.
~ III on the produce Exchange today ne pu MI c
ts "i ; as% sh sss Srns% at i;c - f1s
cscnaa s Do f,4 sa''f ? 5cs.3 %ssa'
Msf."' 90, g'e % veii"% 5esc " mssa 'g,;c a %S,s
40 = 20. Rarley sample fn, 81, c gear family
sie % Keie lard safes steam sat go ,I Hr,' steady
~. '@.f ~ a. " .e@r, RIB sar oc Gar 'c .
a. demand so.d for clcar nae Whissey arm
. .T..T! asa H III, a, " s. * ,,m
Mwaukce sept, an spcc"l1,yr, , GGr' pc ',
~n'a' J., g' =, ~ nnd closed 500 wi'n cash
ceo ;amr, ma.c for ,, sa:y WIS eta s. 3 ;aa
\" D. sa' CORN isir acm% %s,a aai Is t"' %5'e
81 .a:r,sc steady with sh supp. a." td 81 y,
demand f,3nr a",T, ,'' p,oiScn. higher polk
,It 20 i'r cash and So d for January
Mn9n s~e "a ra'1 G.. %sTf or very
about, the same a. Two days precious S.P' l.
cPs9g1i M Tn Spca.h 80 cossi '.c Thc5e WA.
49, ari,y 81 ~ ~ %a',hen Abou, go ar y
" Northerr SOLD = which - c@rs s''I ~ htI
:e n ~ Nor'hrfn - ~ Nor'he!n. 90, e. new ~
51i.r. ~ Northern. 'Nt'' 80 a
,'o,n So 3 s7aaS, oats No whit. at @2d"2tc y. no.,
qti.12iac Ilour-Ouie. 1t g.. 2odH -. patents ~
iru4ucf'pn linu .g't'-'
~ -, nj. f,ran and shorts rnn $40 2'nslV ~. huA
sII snusi2 - In sacks. shorts 81 OdS4
Philadelphia sept. ~ Flour mark" f1r all H's' p
filns quiet with fr"" o1~rings ~ tofm.t "a" .
no,,r au., iu, steady g. Gnd32 I" What MatA',
ruled atenlv uulrr Hight m rrSs bur NJ spec
,rpans and export demand continued Ign D : f'i
-.o,crnar 80. asIi g. October - .H"l H.N"n' -
-, ass. 80 December. i'7r59t nv. MARKET urin an"
s s...rn IN i. vim, ~,h 5s ' bG for 70
arrive com Market AMI prizes closed ''li"ls
Ac lover On options f4cal carnts were In srlAl supp
and arm though quiet ~ miy"d September. $50
dG97.c offerings were n"i"fh''
ou.t Fuurr~ were lul and without important 'nens".
< . white September 3iH. u3.',r oct"h"i "'Ho a..
A.cpl.r AN ulSc Deceuh-r. IS .Gi~Ac Huti"r rn'
AMI In far demand r"nn~yl'nnia prints extra c"n-
Uernei dun. quotations unchanged other hr''i'S u''
changed .,, ~
s. Louis Sept II Flour dull patent q IL - IA
..,r, f,nr 8. hnate - fancy S2nS2 10. choice 'u
a ~. r,. aoiir s3ns3 good '"inanl Tor ~,
ar.rirxs basis track. sales onts'" pln's.
, I'm a, 10 , r,rs sacked cnc. track. cars
l,tl k.d 81. Wheat lower h'l'Hl
,.r ,n.c. becem'~r ~ ,njl;.c Nav. Hc Torn l'"Fi
s.,.rter t.r p.c"inler iuis c MAY - = oars lp"',
s.p..nt.r 20 Ociol~r. 3ia,c MAY. 3i'c Iork stand
.,.an, $40. chaicr 300 Dry salt meats -Sh9il'"is
a.. longs and lear ribs. I.a5c SHIRTS "h"sc ii.h
l,,,ei shoulders 7t.u7fsc. longs 50 clear rds ~.
SO. shorts 9p9'.c High vines nrm a, ~ ~ ~, n..
H.. m.dium cuthng itali',c. low md coti"d ia
i". h,,, harry sapi,c. Western Pnd Northern medium
iIgfi3r. fine medium. Hnilc. coarse mn low. ,H",
heavy rne 7nsc. medium. l"n ic ccats" ana low
"a he Lad SELLERS asl Ing 2''c ''r l' N'p"'h
and for october and buyers =. that Sp'l'"r worth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-14
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROW. Etc
From, Pier 5. y. r., foot Rector St u.
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach NoIIaIn nn:
Rimson Beach Seabright Monmouth Beach. and Lns
Branch at 10 lOI3 l. 81 Il 90 i. NJ Saturdays ohH'
3:.5 500 l.. NJ sundays 93O \. NJ. ZOO =. NJ .,,.
For Eberon Asbury Park Ocean Grove. and p'. ".
south Point lea.ant. lois A NJ. d:oo T. NJ IAN osa
days onl,). $40. 800 T. NJ sundays except oeeA"
Grove and Asbury PARK. a:ao 4. NJ. n
For Lakewood. Toms River. and Barnegat. ~ A. -
q: 7. NJ. Saturdays only) 3:i5 +. NJ ,,,.
For Atlantic city. Cape May vineand and b''dse''~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-14
A NTNNL.Ep WOOL SALES

ANTWERP WOOL. SALES
Antwerp. Sept. i3At the wool sales day there
n fair demand and prices held well The sales and
urces Ayres li5 bales Goa 80 francs
per kos: Montevidro. OID bales at U'glG5 frames
100 kos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-14
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE'
(Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block signals

(Anthracite coal used sxclusive.y.)
-Four tracks Automatic Block signals.
Trains leave station foot of I.berty-st "A, a..
For Easton. Bethlehem Allentown March Chunns "A
~! O:lO ~ ~. Easton \. NJ. llo. -. 80
TO Fastcr) $50 si5 80 40 Allentown. p NJ sun
iays no 7:is A. NJ 90 $50 600 7. NJ. a,
FOR WI,kostorre ritston and Scranton. 9i0 A. ".
i:io 1870 $50 p. NJ. Sundays. 40 4 81 .o
For Al 9iO. 1000. liz a
1910 30 200 400 800 SIS. 1870 T. ~ l2:i5 n.S,s
sundays 40 a. Nj. % 40. $50. 800 r. NJ. lZ''
T"r Harrisburg A. 4, 90 s % 0iO A. NJ. 1910 y
400 500 5:45 p. NJ. 1915 night. Sundays. 100 eS'
90 + VI. 1915 night; -, .no
For Srnbirv rewishurg and wli1msnort NJ 80 So"
o 10 A. NJ 40 30 1870 p sundays I:io A. ~
Goo =. NJ.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For Long Brsuch. Ocean Grove. &c. mia,
Red Bark Long Branch and points south - foM'
Pleasant. 4:3o % 80 Rcd iIanO $40. II 30 \ NJ ..
30 400 40 $40. Gl5 T. NJ SUNDAYS. Except OCEAN
Grove and Ashury Park 900 \. NJ. : 90 T. n "A
For LAKEWOOD. Toms River Ilatn"gat PARK NV
Bar ega, 430. Sis A. NJ. 30. $50 y. VI ,.,,
For Atlantic city. cape May Nneard and BFi'se'~
ro~ NJ, mouth B.ash s.abrsht and Hiehlst Be oS0
$50 s:l5 A. NJ. i:3O. 40 6:i5 T. VI. sundays WV
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-07-26
DELEGATES.

The following delegates have been ap>
pointed to the Democratic Gubernatorial
Convention
T. M. Brumby. John Hicks, ]. L. CAN'T,
W. M. CAN'T, Norris Pace, Terrell Sewell,
Taylor Terrell, j. J. Nolthcutt, A. Y.
Moss. E Faw, W. q. Green, Green Bent-
ley, E. W, Compton, Sam Lindley, r. w.
E. F. Mayes, D. N. Anderson, j. T. Foss
ter, Ed. w. Frey, John Tate, Andrew
McClain. r. G. Irwin, E. P. Dobbs, Geo.
NJ. Fleming, E. P. Paden, Seaborn Crow
ley, John Fl. Cantrell, Geo. McElreath,
VIM. L. Bishop, J. R. Murdoch, T. J.
Lunsford, g. J. Shelverton, J. A. G. Ans
derson, S. J. Baldwin.
No delegate to have the power to appoint
a proxy, but those who attend the Conven>
ton to have the power to cast the vote Of
the county.
j. Y. ALEXANDER, Charm.
Executive Committee, Cobb County.
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Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There is
only one way to cure deafness, and tina: is
by constitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an infamed condition of the
mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube gets infamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when it is entirely closed deafness IS the
result, and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its
normal condition, hearing will be destroy
ed forever; nine cases out OF ten are
caused from catarrb, which is nothing but
an iufamed condition OF the mucous
surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of deafness (caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cures. Send tor circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, 0.
Dsg~ Sold by Druggits.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-07-26
COBB IN COBB.

EDS JOURNAL ALLOW us, please, to an +.
nounce through your valued columns. that
at the Cobb County Literary Convention
at Midway, near Lost Mountain, on next
Saturday, July 18th, the people will be
addressed by hon. Thomas r. f. Cobb
OF Atlanta, nephew of the Statesman for
whom Cobb county was named. He is a
young man of noble character, brilliant in>
tellect, and has growing reputation as
an eloquent speaker. He has manifested
special interest in the laudable work of
Cobb ccuntys aspiring young people, and
all who attend will hear him with proGt
and pleasure. We are also glad to am
nouncee in this connection, that COL R.
N. Holland, of Marietta, who has long
been identified, in heart and deed, with
the literary work of the youth o! his coun>
ty, has consented to. be present, also. Let
all the members Of every club in the coun>
ty go hear the fine program rendered ty
the representatives of the different organi.
cations, and drink in renewed inspiration
and stronger purpose.
CLAUD DANIEL, President.
WILL d. UPsHAw.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-07-26
Reunion of the 18th Ga. Regiment.

The Survivors of the 18th Regiment
Georgia Volunteers will meet in annual
reunion at Acworth, Ca, August %, 1894
It is earnestly hoped that every survivor of
this famous old regiment will be present
on this occasion. Surely every one will
spare just one day to meet their fellow
comrades once more ia life, to recite the
experiences of Camp life and battle scenes.
Don't fail under penalty of missing good
jolly time. GEO. s. OWES, Sec'y.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-07-26
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT,

AS members of the Marietta bar we beg
to submit the following resolutions: 1t
having pleased p benifcent Providence to
take from our co-laborer and esteemed and
loved friend, W R. Montgomery, the Clerk
of this Court, loving, faithful wife, We
deem it but proper that we should express
in some public manner our appreciation Of
her great worth and Christian character
and at the same time tender our heartfelt
sympathy to her bereaved husband and
family.
Be it, therefore. resolved, That in the
death of Mrs. Montgomery, the Christian
world has lost one of its brightest and best
opponents; her children an example worthy
OF all emulation; her husband helpmeet
true and steadfast, filling every demand OF
wife and mother. To her it was bliss to
live, crown of glory to die.
End. We extend to Fer bereaved husband
and children our deepest sympathy and
commend them to God who can alone
speak peace to the troubled heart.
Bird. Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon the records of this Court as a
testimonial to her worth apd our regard for
our friend. the Clerk Of this Court. 1t is
further resolved, That the family be fur
nished with a copy of these resolutions by
the Deputy Clerk OF said Court and that
the MARIETTA JOURNAL be requested to
publish the action Of this meeting.
GEO F. GoBER, j. D. WHITE,
Chairman. Secretary.