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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-12
Enough Food For a Week.

Sir Lyon Playfair says that the neces- sary food for healthy, vigorous person for one week need not be more than three pounds of neat with one pound of fat, two ordinary loaves of bread, one ounce of salt and five pints of milk, or for the meat five or six pounds of oatmeal may be sub- stituted This sounds like starvation, but the directions come from a very wise spe- oialist whose judgment may not be doubt ed. St Louis Post Dispatch.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-12

When you go in to collect bill, the man at the counter is less apt to inquire about the hcalthof your family than when you go in to pay one
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-12

The Australian colonies have made gi- gantic strides In 1900 the population was 10, GOO; in 1850 it was 240,000; 10 years later it was 1,264, 900. At present it is 3, ,6S0, GOO.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-12
Splint Coal, the best for stoves.
FOX r,YspEpsIA.
sep9 lw

FOX DYSPEPSIA,
 Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, take
 BROWNS IRON BITTERS. All dealers keep it, ST per bottle. Genuine hne trade c-mark and crossed rcd lines on wrapper.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-12

much better I took eleven bottles. To- trace of my old complaint in the last six years. We use the Golden Medical Discov- cry whenever wo need blood-purifer. With the skin Is rendered clear and soft, almost as an infants" Sold everywhere.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-12
SS
MRS. HAaar TAPPAN, of ReynoIds. NeD.,

two yeaft | WRs a con- stant sufferer from dis- eases peculiar to my sex. I had to be carried from my bed. had horrible dreams, sinking sensa. lions, was very nervous and had little or no ap- petite. In short, my whole body was racked with pain. 1 had frc- quent attacks of hyste- ria, and was completely discouraged for I found
 no medicine did me any good. At last l deter mined to try Dr. Pieree's
 Favorite Prescription. I had taken but two boftlea bofOre I felt go
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-12

M A. RICKETTS,, GUN MAKER AND DEAL " CT, 211 goth street.
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West Side.

"est "'ee'
BANK ST, 75-Comforsble. light sunny rooms
for housekeeping HSo rP'
BANK ST 49, opposite vaverl.y place-Isrr,.
handsomely furnished single & eorble rooms;
all convenience
BARROW ST 29-,2 90 furnished room FOR light
hous.keepinE
p.ppnv, or Ar ...,I ,,r,,,,b., ,,,r,.. ,.,,is
men nv iIsht bous.E.ss,ns! 1nnlns wsi.r sas
bath: references. moderate
CHARLES ST, 6:-Nic.ly furnished rooms, bath.
gas, with or without board terms .aoderste
rIISTnN PLACE Furnished front par,Cr-
- 80; housekeeping room sZ'"o' room gem
.IenAen, 81 <..--------- .------
I'm I'm "n@ co,nt,l6st,on. ro.,ic s',hlnt csi'
s-r, isn!t,r
GREENWICH ST. cs-Ii.bt .Iry rooms nicely
turnish.d for men, s. week q up
HOUSTON ST ,.5w Nicely FUR ,i,bsa from,
rooms, i or . Respectable gentlemen sl2up
II0rsro, s7 :, " n. r,Utlc,r,r or uvb.
honseksspin. r.ason.ble Ia respsrta5ie p,oplc'
r,.r or !. l,-u. ,,r,,,,.l from, IONS ,or
'Iri.LL, - n,,s.r, 49,. '' '
=.
single or en- suite; rcspcctnble gentlemen
housekeeping bath.
"Ak EFLrn IN, +. - =. ishnaSi.e'S '"''
"''''s' 'o''''7 :, - -
srN AVE. 37s near 23i H-FuTh!shed rooms 10
let suitable Tor two or more
9Th ST 20, Nicely furnished room foT gem
tlCmen or married couple. ring twice.
7rH AVE. .a,. just above :ai s,-Hicely ;qr-
nished large room. viii or vtrh9u, hoasekeea-
TTH AVE, 2O12 I'd floor Several furnished
rooms; b"srd optional N'e""''
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E>ry Monday ard Saturday during ~ n.o-.G
OF J,l'y and Au9us UiR be - ThE WORLDS
MOUSE AND HOuE DAYS" Az ddrrtte-
u.cqis clp,ari7q ~ IN, sunday World and ne
Saturday morning edition Of ih- Word nHdcr hn
clGssircrtiop tiR b. rePcaled In The Er<n'n9 Word
,or bontyy and Saturday, IRE, Of change
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

Ersr7, Monday aud saturday during ~ Tontas
M mn ami 4uyps rcM he THE WORLDS
NOISE AID HOWE BATS" Az ddr,rtts'
,rcu.s appe1ring IN The sunday H0r'd ana N,
Sa;ardcy morning -d'tion o. me word undrr ms
Classification raR b, rcp,G,d in IN ErcRinJ World
for NgaGdy and saturday fre> Of chGr9e.
BY COUPLE in central locf ron, back psrluT.
with Ise ~ yard Tor orderly small dog and cat ;
running water Indispensable w. boz S9l World,
uptown.
MARRIED COUPLE want furnished room, light
nous, .. F.ng above bOh st. state terms 10
James. hos M world uptown.
NEAT FURNISHED ROOM for the use Of my e'e-
SAINT upright piano. Address Permanent, ?i0 w.
?sd A.
WANTED Furnished room Tor Eight housekeep-
iUr or boarding IN Jewish family. Boarder, box
81 World
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xO EXTRA CHARGE.

Every branch ONCE OF the American
District Telegraph Company 10 now a
branch office for receiving advertising
Tor THE WORLD. Rates same as at
call for your advt without extra charge.
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HOTEL TRAFALGAR.

lit, III L. 18th st, near Union SGusrr-hand-
somely furnished rooms; American or European
moderate prices.
PLEASANT COTTAGE. $50 f, 18th st: small,
adjoining roma, - weekly complete house
keeIInk; coal tree.
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unfurnished Rooms to let.

18TH ST. 80 i or . rooms, LIST floor, for
housekeeping; improvements; large kitchenlf
desired all improvements laTse yard SlSto3rS.
o2D ST. 49I ". > large unfGrnished rooms,
front; private house low rent
StTH ST. 3H E-TVo Or fovr rooms unfurnished
IN q private house conysnieneeS
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GOOD INVESTMENTS.
We offer good Investments in the following
patents all Of which have money-makInE quail
ties We invite correspondence. Full descrip-
lions furnished: Door, securer, 500 2o7; Fire
escape. sos, TOO; Trolley wire finder 6lsJss; Har-
row disk sharpener els, ISL; Excelsior mach,
$40 SIS; Motor. 5lS 61s Press Els, TOs; Tree pro-
tector. 5os's.s; Safety s,op-eock. Sos,2I5; Type-
lating mach. 5ls.s73; Boring mach, 5l3. 0ss;
Bed brace. 6le,sS5; Electric ry. signal Jls.s5s;
Treadls, bl3 sos: Elevator gate, 5ls3H Curtain
fixture. 49,, Az; Gate 5ls,77s Hoe. sol, Ge?;
Cabinet and churn. 5i7+j7: window. Az, 23s
Windmill, 5l7.sT4: Gravestone. Jis.552; Nozzle
support, SIS $50; Wrench. Ola ISL; sash fastener,
5ls476 Tongue support 5iS. 500; Flushing tank,
bls $751; Clothes drier. 5ls. 37s: Carpet strstcher
ard tack.r. 6iAi7'; Fence, S2os7 Car brake,
sSi; Cotton planter, sol. 026; Eight light and
attach ,3 patsl 3s7, sss; Fruit stoner, $40, sac:
Time recorder. 5lOsll; Switch, Die. $50; Grain
header, 5i5.S7i; Surgical basin 4sS. 80; Surgical
apron 4ss. 1872: Railway grader, Jl7.J5s; Filter.
bi3 $685. Hook and eye, oUs, 3i7. Pencil shsrpener,
tsl, oo7 Drisr, sll,lS; smoke srres'er G2i ojt;
Fire escape Sl,s23: Wire stretch.r. Gls 1858.
Address AMERICAN PATENT AGENCY. Cincin-
matt. o.. Patent Solicitors AMI N'xotiators.
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Instruction..

CUSTOM CUTTERS NANTED-The lesdins GUS
ton cutters " this continent use the A d.
Rude method Of cutting. why not join the pro-
cesgcr? Taught at Cleveland Cutting School.
Cleveland. y.
sTESOGRAPHY and Typewrtlns School.
SIC Broadway. y. y; 81 week. Call or ur!ts.
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Nh EXTRA CHARGE.

Every branch office NJ the American
District Telegraph Company is now q
branch office for receiving advertising
for THE WORLD. Rates same as At
rr ain office A. d. T. messengers will
cal for your advt. without extra charge.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.

ENtrp hondoy ana saturday, during mr. nlonias
of .Jly and Auqua UNI be 1.-THE WORLD $
HOUSE AND NONE DAYS" Al Gdr-r'i~-
ments appearing in The sunday World aud me
Sa,,ir5dy norunJ EDITION OF IN, World under Nus
classification uiR b, r,pel'rd IN The Evening World
,or Mosidy and Saturday Jree Of chdr9e.
Unfurnished-East Side.
MADISON AVE, l7Ol-flcgant HAT lar.e
rooms all improvements; ali rooms light:
$l7, sis.
PARK AVE. lolI. 1913 between saith s5th
sts--Larse. elegant Mats. rooms bath pri-
vste hall rent '22 to s?s. Inquire ianitor.
lsT AVE. s25. near seth s:.-Flst large
Light ROOMS. with Improvements; low rent,
I'd AVE, sioe-Thrss or four large, light rooms;
SD AVE- rooms hot G cold water. bath sta.
tionary tubs; dumb waiter; SIS To SIS. !
block from losth at. l. station, Jsnitor. 1856
Sd AyE.-Cheapsst rent in the city: ca lish.
rooms, SO to '22; hot cold water, stationary
t@S Memoir s. 20 c.a 81. Corner m "a s
Cd AVE. 1870 let rooms all improve
ments.
18TH ST, 3a8, 33,, 1877 f., between LIST ~
aveA Elegant Aats. D rooms 4 oath; decorated
ceilings, ali improvements; new houses; avn.
lngs halls. bath heated; rent sao TO $50 Inquire
i.TrH ST. SOD, 300 r.. rooms; good order;
81. 90. 81, IS: also +Os 18th st.
arm ST, ai5 E.-Niee. large. light 20 hoor,
with improvements, private house: rent $50.
DIST ST., l3O T.. Il, near Lexington ave. single
hoor; another light bedrooms, gas fixtures; SO
month.
GOTH ST. AIS to 42e T. New houses all In
dS ia ssisi RssssSf
72D ST., liO 4. 600 foot stIsst) -Upusually
clean, well-kspt house; tiled 4 carpeted halls,
painted walls, apartments $40 upward; tubs
bells.
7sra g; aaS E y q 3 Rooms BAD ~
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Good viii q Interest for SAFE.

On Tine, csc per Inc: Sees,nd 1lfHs. sfe p1
i,ts: Third aud Subsequent NmsA Zoe Pc DIX
&c. per Hne extyd on SrRotdya
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Colleges, Schools, &c.

ADVANTAGES TSEQUALLED - Pitman'a
shorthand thoroughly taught: individual In
StrIctior. MoilopOlttn school, 10 9th ave.
evening sessions; circulars.
5TESoGRAPHY and Typewritng School. SIC
Broadway, =. y: . week. can or write.
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IIRERA CASH


offer for any stock OF merchandise store n Itures
furniture, horses, wagons, &C. amount no OBJ
ject; communications strictly conhdentia!: city
Or country. STRArS l.Ol I'd ave. corner ND St
H.-sTORES AND STOCKS OF MER-
c asfSP PihsiEtSAS SSE YES (. isp sT:
A.-sTOREs AND ST2CKs OF MEh:
CAST. EDwhRb. iI3I 8D AVE.
ANY STORE or merchandise bought at
once for spot cash; no delay; business
strictly confdentini. Call or address
HARRISON, 2lO u. SGth st
ANY STORE OR y MiEHGH bsa " Isi
A.-QUICK HI y Err stores. stecks,whoie-
sale, retail. JACOBS, Do Cbristopher st.
ACCOU vt another business-A complete picnic
ground: bowling alleys, long and short shoot,
IN. ranges. horses, wagons, stages, swings ana
many large arrangements for picnics; very low
rent Inquire ia stanton ST. saloon.
A SPLENDID OPENING for an enterprlslnG man
10 20 In the saloon business. Call at once. ~
East 18th st.
AN OLD ESTABLISHED RESTAURANT with bar;
doNntoyn, cay business Inquire IL Madison
a., butcher shop; no agents -
BIG CHANCE-For sale OF rent, meat veee
table market: centrally located good cash
trade Call or address BROWN. Slt w. 500 NJ.
poARDiNG-HousE we'll going for sale: on ae-
count OF marriage Mrs. Lisehke. sbi HuSuenN
st. New Rochslis.
CANDY STORE FOR SALE. ,.,a,
CIGAR STORE, doing good buslness ior asls'
reason Tor selling; sickness. ~ tnass ~,
HrooklyA -. Z ~ Il. =.
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lNCY TRAP, seats or 4: harness, robes, &C..
10 horse; must sell. IFS West l25th St.
bR SALE-Two good work horses; good work
|rs: kind aud true: big bargain. G. II. South
u l4th st. and 9th ave.
pr sALE-Ice wagon. In GOOD condition. APP
ply ]. TAFT, 414 West $50 st.
)OD LANDAU FOR SALE Conradrs, Full
on 81 near Reid ave. Brooklyn.
and wagon for outdoor evening
Teeting: state terms FOURTH DISTRICT
US World.
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EaIt Side.

Sat Side.
1ISINGTON AVE. S2p-Furnished rooms,
single & double: excellent table; conveniences
Tor family: Spanish spoken; table boarderS
MADISON AVE corner. 2. l.. 7sts st-sup.rlo-
rooms cuisine; traRsients accommodated;
reasonable rates.
10TH sr, lleE -Neatly furnished large rooms
Tor 2 gentlemen, with board: also hall room.
nth ST., 81 E-pesrsble rooms; pleasant
n.lghborhood; good table; reasonable; table
board.
18th ST, su E.-Furnishsd rooms, WITH or
Without board; ssrusmsn. " "; iAdiss. "
18th 81; s1s = 8 lar I : s.s'' ss''s ssssl;
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No EXTRA CHARGE.

Every 7hsrsiay during the non'h Of judy and
..ous ,cig b 1.-THE WORLDS BO4EDERS
DIY" ~ Ufrerns>n>rt. under thus oass,Scd-
ton appearing N le TAursday MORNING sdnssn o.
IT. Word uSR b. repea;ei rec q charge N 1As
R,xni,i0 UOrid jor tn S.r.e ddt-.
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g,eyy 7nnrsday during the mo,.ths Of Jaly and
Angus. tsH b. 1.-THE WORLDS B0ARDERT
DAY" Al advertisements ander III. odsstans-
ton appearing in ne Thursday morning edition a
The Vrd ufH he r,peyei iree Of charge IN IAs
E,ertng World Tor TIC same dat<
BOARD WANTED for the summer, for gentle
man, wife a child IL months; within about
Address, stating terms, which must be modef.
ate. T.. box ~ World
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Board Wanted.
NO EXTRA CHARGE.

Every branch Office OF the Americas
District Telegraph Company is now {
branch office for receiving advertising
for THE WORLD. Rates same as at
main Office. A. ID. T messengers will
call for your advt. without extra charge.
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furnished Rooms to Let.

one Inn, soc. ~ tu' !ScoSd nsS<, ne. pc
Inv. 7htrd aAd Silhsoq,.>,s Hsa, lSc 20 49,
No turu oharOe $ssdass
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Horses, Carriages, &c.
NO EXTRA CHARGE.

Every branch office Of the American
strict Telegraph Company is now a
anch Office for receiving advertising
: THE WORLD. Rates same as at
ain office. A. y. r. messengers Will
II for your adyt. without extra charge.
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9TH sT.. a E.--s2 weekly & upwards; elegantly
furnished rooms; pleasantly located; near Madi-
son ave.
SD ST., III E.-splendd largs rooms: running
water, bath: cheap to refined gentlemen; sta
tion.
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Business Opportunities.
u BUY FOR CASH
cit, " ssss and H I:s ss'' Is, 6 E. s:a
nf!Si sFSE asss Sts,STts $S$:
EEIRn n I'll NJ. LEWIS 20 LIspEN-
5. n.da Tss SMast 81 f%es fsm
well romplhtiiehy hpsd flowing with me,ss
!ssie water. situated Ia a prominent part Of he
city oil Pueblo COL. wishes 10 lind energetic
ph to on push H
great demand: complete cure for rheumAtism,
dticuitias. Apply ior partculars box sost Bos
MEN WITH a few hundred dollars can buy
large profits; quick returns; investigation so,
House. room n5S.
PRINTING-EveIy description done ON the
premises: 10, O0d circulars, ~ 9. 900 cards
blllhsads, 81; 1000 envelopes, 81. 70; compare
work WIN Others; see u, Psiotf "rSsrnE sss
AND sTXTIoSEHY CGMPANY., 81 West 5stn
ST.. open evenings telephone call 21-3sIh.
E$I$ ,;I"i; 4 CASH. ' COIN. III
treasurer: good opportunity tor right man.
| JOHNSTON, 40 Broadway.
5000 BUYS stock and fixtures of store worth
500; must Ice sold at once on account Of death.
Address A. -. e., 30 West 2ud st.
a., 900 ACRES at ;2.57; hest climate ali advan-
tsses; Investment; buy, now; colonization; go
now; steamship every 20 days. Address SAN DO
MINGO CONSULATE. 81 broadway.
Allow To GET RICH WITH s2olll-Ths
stock market oners srandest opportunity; cali
personally and obtain valuabl. Information: pri-
rate wires 10 different EXCHANGES TRAuRNANN
4 TRAuBNER, BsnHers and BrUksrs. IS New st.
AWAITED TO BUY. for spot cash. Inerchsn.
dlss c! all kinds; amount object. Call
address FRIEDMAN. & Walker st.
lATTENTroN!-Want.d clothing dry e DIS sHoes.
groceries and other merchandise FOR cash. LESS.
10 Johnson ST., brooklyn.
CONFECTIONERY, ice cream store: finest
street city, $50 cash. balance suit: keeps three
clerks. JOHNSTON, ~ broadway.
FEIICIE SCI 9TH AVE. Ladder and Chit
dren's French Underwear. MsseS and Chill
dren' $ Suits Under physical necessity retiring
from successful business offers good will. stock
fixtures, 81. 0OO:leasy terms or 10 OF cash down;
store $500 per month until May !. 1893
FINE RESTAURANT for man and wife: large
morning and dinner trade: price $2n5
JOHNSTON, 40 broadway.
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Brookivn.
HENRY ST. 1l6-snge double rooms: few
minutes walk In bridge ferries
NIUp,GH ST. 23-Lsrse furnished front rooms ;
gentlemen or man Il wife summer prices.
SANDS ST s2-Rooas for gentlemen or man 4
wife; convenient to Broo%lyn Fridge.
WILLOW ST. * Is minutes walk to brIdge)-
Large & small airy rooms; early breakfast
terms s..
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FAMILY LIQCOE STORE fully stocked, 10th
ave easy TERMS Inquire millinery store. 900
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DOWNTOWN SALOON for amy reasonable price
Tor salo on account OF family trouble. is3
duane al
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FlRST.CLAsS CIGAR STORE for sale on the
main street In Psssaic. ~ J. Apply or address
y. HfMAR, ~, Main ave, PRssaIc, n. J.
For SALE-.Saloon: best location down town
averages $3.50 day; year" lease II. T.. box
t3 World.
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CIGAR STORE, doing. sood buslssss for s.isi
RteokiyA - - 11,z,.1 -.
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$40. FLATS $40.

Leave Sew York and enjoy brooklyn. one
minute from l. station; new: oatn. range. set
tubs; have Just finished Is something better ct
Sl3; rented % Of them, opposite PARK II In the
midst OF fresh, cool air. hoom g. World Build
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FOR SALE-saloon In Iio6oken: full license:
cheap rent; with pool table, only 800 cash re.
CURED. Inquire II. CoRDTs. eis LIST st.
FOR SALE-Good bakery and route in jersey
CITY; cheap. Call or address, Z. T.. S., 3ls
ith ST.. Jersey City.
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9. Z; . I..:s :SEs;, s:;. i Ss;
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suNEf to loan on furniture. pianos, &C.: iesa'
.1gereet easy payments; business confidential.
aiiEN CO. 26i Atlantic ave. East New
uancs PennsNlYania ave
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E tnar.cial.
I he Market Displayed a Good Deal of
 Firinness Yesterday.

The Market Displayed a Good Deal of | Firnness Yesterday. New York. Sept, 27.-qencraily speak ing, the stock market displayed a good deal of firmness to-day. The advances were by no means large. but the fact that there was any improvement at all excited no little apprehension in the bear ranks in view of the big drop in Sugar and the weakness of some of the other industrials and specialties. Sugar was forced for sale throughout the ses- sion and declined from o4% to soh. The stock figured for 97.4oo shares. The de- cline was due chiefly to the statement by President Havemeyer that the sugar industry has been unproftable since the passage of the tariff bill and that the refneries are about to shut down because the market is overstocked with the refined article. Consolidated Gas broke four points to 119. Manhattan 2h 10 ll3is. and National Lead, Whiskey, American Tobacco. Missouri Pacific and National Lead pfd. F to 1 per cent. Distillers was weakened by reports that the company will have to be reorgan- ized and that an assessment will prob- ably be made on the stockholders, On the other hand. Chicago Gas, Lou isvllle and Nashville. General Electric, Reading and the Grangers developed positive strength and advanced < to l per cent. Despite the weakness in Sugar these stocks reacted only slightly at the close. The active issues show gains of # to < per cent, Burlington and Quincy leading. Sugar. however. fell 4$ per cent, Manhattan 1k and Lead. St. Paul and New England B to < per cent.
 The bond market was weaker. Sales were ss76,oO0.
 Following are the closing prices re. ported by Prince & Whitely. bankers and brokers. 46 Broadway. New York. and l6 Center street. New Haven:
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The Professor apd His Chickens. From the Providence Journal.l

This may not be- pew. but 1t was new to the reportera &he overheard it Oh an East Provideness ssr Sunday, so 1t i, likely that there. are others who have never heard it, The. young man whc told 1t was evidently colleglan as was his companion: '"
 T heard good one on Professor ---- of Andover," he said. '-+-.'
 What was it it?".squerIed the other.
 Well, you know'he was married dur. ing the. winter and went to housekeep. ing just outside the village. This spring he thought. he would add a few hens to his stock; he already had a dog. He set couple of the hens and in time had a two large broods of chickens. He was very proud of them, but in week or so the chickens be- gan to die. He called in neighbor to look at the chickens and offer advice, They were certainly a pretty scaly lot of chickens that the neigbors view ed. They were skinny looking and ap- parently without ambition.
 "'What do yer feed them?' asked the neighbor after brief survey.
 Feed them? responded the profess sor as though he didn't hear alright. Why don't feed them anything. I thought the old hens had milk enough for them ID
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C. II. Tibbitts has resigned his posi- ton on the Investigating committee.
 R. D. Perkins. who was nominated at the democratic caucus for registrar of voters. does not desire the position. and so informed Chairman Roach yesterday.
 Miss Jennie Smith arrived homo yes terday from an extended visit to her brother in Minneapolis Minn.
 Miss Eva Parmelee and her sister. Mrs. Canby. will start next week for Mrs. Canby's home at Kansas City. Mo
 The republicans will meet in caucus this evening to nominate . town ticket, and it is safe to say that clean and strong ticket will be placed In uomi' nation.
 Engineer Bishop of MiddIetown was here yesterday and with Engineer Bish- op and the committee visited the Horace Austin farm and surveyed the land and surroundings. At recent visit of this committee one point that was thought advisable by H. r. Hall and a few others to locate 6 dam, which they thought would not have to be over five feet high, was surveyed and 1t was found that the point In question was over thirty feet lower than the pond and would require at least a thousand feet of dam and cost over $S5,oo0.
 Miss Lizzie Hanlon had her hand in jured'severely at Judd's factory yester- day Dr. Wilson attended.
 There was some smiling at the demo- cratic caucus to see how quickly Frank Hall subsided after the announcement of the first vote and he found his side In the minority. He left the caucus soon after.
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NORTH HAFEN.

Sept. 25.-Edwin Forbestof North Hill, stenographer at the Douglass eonfec- tionery manufactory in New Haven. Is spending his vacation in the Catskill mountains
 R. N. Barnes received 'ae postal from Providence saying that a horse and car riage answering to the description of his stolen property had been found un- der shed in Providence. %Mr. Barnes left at once for that place.
 Mrs. John Crockett and her two sons and H. F.. .Potter's famtly spent some day pleasantly at Woodvale recently. Last week Mrs. Adeline Merrick with her son, John MerEick, and family, went to, the same place fora nuting. All speak highly of the placsasa shore re- sort.
 Miss Gertrude Gerkin, who has spent the summer in Rev. MT. Reynolds fam fly, returned to her New York home on Tuesday of this week. ,.'@..'.' "..,.-. z. MT. and Mrs. L. P. Futile celebrated lIc uILcSutA nuuiFC1 Soly Ol tutlI. Ildf. riage-their crystal wedding--by taking a drive to East Berlin where they spent the night with Mrs. Tuttle's sister, Mrs. I. J. Cummings, returning on We'd nesday ta.-a tsss
 Mrs. E. D. s. Goodyear and her two sisters from the west, Mrs Manney and Mrs. Butler, went to Thomaston Wednesday morning to visit Mrs. Julia Eastwood. General Goodyear will go up to dinner on Friday and return in the evening.
 The roll-call and basket lunch given by the W. c. T. U. on Wednesday after noon at the Center chapel was largely attended and of much interest. After roll-call lady from Maryland remark ed briefly, several short readings were given, visitor from Westville spoke of the temperance work there, song by the members. then social hour was enjoyed. including tea, cake and fruits. The annual meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held in two weeks.
 The o. U. A., M. gave social and dance at Memorial hall on Wednesday evening, which was we'll attended and a good sum was realized from the ice cream supper given afterwards.