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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-23
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Wednesday, August Up. m.
The stock market was dull. but expectant The
Tariff bill. which was almost a failure yesterday.
was to-day almost approved. II the Presidents
action was really known why should the stock
market, the barometer Of public opinion. h state?
The country is preparing itself for the new ariif.
ard already the Secretary Of the Treasury is
making rulings under 1: ds If il was law. he
has decided that If the President signs It, it Will
60 into effect at and that If he allows 1t 10
become a law by lapse of time 1t will become
effective at midnight next Monday. The Sec
rotary has also decided that goods in bond. when
fall under the new free list. Will have 10 b. re-
imported before they can enjoy the benehcent
advantages OF a bill which certainly is not Yet
law 1t is not known generally that the Presi-
dent has affixed his signature. whith seems 10 D"
necessary procedure.
Stocks We're strong, at least superhclaI'y' anu
final changes almost without exception w~r" ad-
vances The most active stock uniortuhateI!
was Distiliing and Cattle Feeding when '1oseu
2 per cent higher. although d fraction b"Io" I'S
highest point American Sugar Rennns nue.
tuated within range Of less than per cent
but closed fraction higher These STOCKS iuI
nished nearly half OF the totai pusihess' u
the railway list the Granger STOCKS were specially
strong alt nough those which are subject 10 saies
for F.uropean account were less prominent IMAM
o,hers Chicago Burlington and Quincy nearly
recovered its dividend. and. Oi course inns az
vance encouraged The notion that every 0thef
'roson, d;y,dend rate. There Is no apparent
reason Why .hey should not do So the less piou-
uc;s the higher prices. ana at hieheF p'ICeS
farmers will be willing 10 pay hlgheI raves toi
Transformation If there should not be bushel
/ ~ corn on some Western lines prices OF the
stocks would probably advance until manlpula-
to- ,s ended for the moment by the acton OF tle
praeident On the Tariff bill. Prosperity every
I where begins when the Executive branch oil the
C.ov.rnment announces its decision
There no transactions III ~ ~,
II .. Tho Stock Exchange, but bids for cou-
non ss and So were raised. Closing quotations
| were as follows: III, AL,
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TON - -
For PHILADELPHIA. week days. t.30. 500 300 l";'
II 70 dining tarD A. NJ 100 3Oo 400 Outlet fafl,l
can. 800 600 dining Car, 10 80 J.. NJ N
night sunday $50 800. II 30 dining carr. " NJ
30 800 900 Opining Car L. NJ. l2:l5 night; m :, .,
Tor Baltimore and Washington, week days ~ ~ :"
DINING car, 4 NJ i.,O 500 800. 600 Q)nlng tai
f. NJ l2l5 night. sundays. 900, u 30 tDinlIf .aT
4 " 30 500 600 DINING Carl /. NJ. lilo nlsH.,,,
Tickets parloLcar seat. can BE- procured az ~
an, ga 10 323 broadway. s3I Cthaye.' 81 f'ss
IAN ~ l,, East i25th St. 2Gi West 18TH St 2Cl
columbus Az New-York. ! Court st. sO fuitlh -,
Uro.,klyn. ~ Rrladway. Williamsburg The New- ! oth
Transfer Company viii call for AMI check baggage IRON
hotel or residence destination.
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Dipioen0 Notices.


NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY. .. ,.o,
/ BROADWAY. NEW YORK. August ~. - ,
vr,IIE ELEVENTH quarterly dividend "i
/ ovr AND TIKEE-QU ARTEKS PER cENT On the
Preferred stock Of Nstonri Lead Company WIZ -. Ia'
Sr.nbr H. lsn4 a. Stockod sol record August - i'"'
transfer for Preferred stock WIN cos" AUGUST
"a and remain closed until S'ptrini" 10 IN''' 81.
diydend Of ONE PER CENT on Cd" common 'lvch
Of National Lead Company viii y" phl oC,""'i l. l'''
Stockholders II record September j." wv
Transfer hooks Common stock viii clos" september
10 and remain closed Intu october = ls"'
Ily order Of the Board ~ Directors. ~ go
'' JOS. l.. McHiRNEY. Treasurer.
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road Company announces that the agreement Of
April 4. 1894 has teen signed by holders OF $780,
600 of the bonds.
The following securities were sold at auction at
the New-York Real Estate Saesroom by Adrian
II. Muller a. Son:
10 shares l.. W. Bliss Co.. preferred. 1iIa
30 shares T.. W. Bliss Co common. Ill.
G2sj shares Kinsman Block System CO.. hypoth ecatei
81" each. $40 lot
2WD shares Kentucky Union Land CO.. preferred 500
each. 500 lot.
$1,000 Mernpnlitan Ferry Co first mortgage : per cent
bonds due November 1897. loli. and interest.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN
1872 1873
Number Of miles .... los? ll3t li34
second week August. s73GS:;
IAN ! 10 Aug. l...... 2.40l.JI5 222O2lI 2OJO. TGl
LOUISVILLE SOUTHERN.
Number Of miles.... ...... 100 1870
Second week In August. ...... sO.Sgi 81 80
Jan ] To- Aug li...... ...... 400 lSi 3ii. 80
MOBILE AND BIRMINGHAM
Number 81 niles..... ...... ~ 40
Second week August ..... si533 si1lj
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Numh-r 81 miles...... 3O5l 3l33 3lJ4
Second week In August ...... s2iG2jT s274nSo
Jan. ~ Aug N...... ...... 5.jiG.IG4 5,3G1 .O19
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN.
Number Of dsiics...... AN ig97 5.O66
Month Of July. 81 1r 50 50 2Os. l9S
Jan. July 3i.... IL 0j9 s2T is Ts2 $40 l61T493
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
From Pier : y. r. foot Rector St
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach N1rnande.
Rumson Peach Scahright. Monmouth Beach. an1 Long
nanch AT go 300 100 \. NJ az: i. NJ SATURDAY,
nnly, 100 3is 30 $40 T. NJ sundays 900 HOO
A. NJ 100. 600 T. NJ &c.,,
For Elboran Asinry Park ocean Grove. and points
ss,,h . Point Pleasant 100 \. NJ. u23j T. VI Satur-
lovs oaly, 100 80 $50 $40 T. NJ. sundays Except
ocean ,;ro,. and Ashury Park. 900 \. NJ. loo y "
For Lakewood Toms River. and Barncsnt. 4:3o \ NJ,
For A,an,ic city. cape MAJ. vIneland AMI Bridseton'
NJ T.
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Ocean Steamers.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S, co.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S, CO..
NETWORK SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN.
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS
Trip sos and 500
AIler. Tues Aug 2s m. Trave Sat. Sept 10. a m
Saa-. Sat. sept !. a. iave Tues, sept - am
Elbe. =. Sat. Sept = noon Aler Tues Sept. -. p
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
K-GIBRALTAR-GENOA
Fula ........Aug % noon Kaiser. sept y noon
Vera Sept. H. 10 a. M. Fulda oct H. ~ a. H.
LIST Cabin. $40 and upward.
OELRICHS a co. Bowling Green
GERMAN NlEDl1TERR EAN SERVICE
NORTH GERMAN HAMBIRG- AMERICAN
Fast steamers between New-York and
Azores. Gibraltar. Algi"rs Naples. ana "rn'm
Aug Victoria. oct. Ii. ESQ \. NJ for Naples GENOA
Werra. oct. - 10 \. NJ. for Genoa . ,
Kaiser W. H.. oct y. = NJ. ior naples, "ehoa'
Fulda. Nov. 10. +. NJ. for A,slers Nep.es "'"oa'
Kaiser w II. Dec 10 4. NJ. Tor Genoa
f. Bismarck Dec : 80 NJ for Agiers. Naples U hoa
Fulia. Dec H. 10 =. Il. for Genoa
All steamers stop al Ginraith' ,.,.- H..
Return ck~ available for steamers 81 either line
from Naprs Genoa Gibraltar Hamburg Bremen Lon
don and southampton. Direct connection from p-,h
Naples to Egypt 6y y. c. Lloyd $. $. Co.'S Imp Mall
Steamers. ,,
North German LLOYD Hamburg American
Oelrichs & Co Gen. AgS Line =. =.
. Bowling Green. ~ Y. 81 BrOad"ay ~ l.
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Railroads.
. ennsYlvania
RAILROAD.

RAlLKOAD.
l:i 1n sr cGiSs:' Streets
P 1SSo E rrIN STFql cf n r'oq'f
ana ob,ervaioa Cars Arrives chicago 9 A n. ceye-
q: SS; = 4 t dS4 SXS = LOUIS EXPRESS
ye and chieaso A" Arri '" Sncinnat o5o A. NJ
oioo Si g. whsr fesSs' Sleeping
~. =. H. g s6rTHwEsTERS EXpREss' Pullman
H'S ii 1da"apos 'p loS ~
500 r H. :" fAcFIc EXPREss Pullman Sleeping
Car to Pusburg Connects for Chicago daily and
BALTIMORE S iaf wa WASHINGTON , And THE SOUTH
0ans s co so 1c6ms MANI" Em'e all pa4or and
Dining cari, 40 Dining car' 9S" ? NJ i2iI
Lin Limited soo all f1rqF ana Dining Cars 49, Dining
A'esys Tampa and AVA sa lI' night
5OO p M.-Daily for Chesapeake Ohio Railway.
FOR pR Sb S F6S s1G PpaF snd NORFOLK via Cape
Charles Route, 4 NJ weekdays and with Through
ATLANTIC COAST LINE 900 A. NJ daily, sleepers to
Tampa. Jacksonville and Charleston 900 p NJ daily
FOR ATLANTIc. CITY. $50 p. NJ. weekdays with
For CAPE MAY. 100 A. NJ. 100 and 2:io p NJ week
s Asur y par o Ocean % s snS F1sS
p NJ weekdays SUNDAYS. SIS 90 a: NJ s:iS IN NJ
DO stop at Asbury Park and Ocean Grove on sun
days. -
EXPRESS: 500 720 s. $50. o. 900 90 Penna Lmiten
| 1910 II A. NJ. I2:30 2:io 3, 4. 4:30. o.. D. 90
o T. Nj 1915 night. Sundays. Express C:lo. s:3p, u
o2o 90 Limited), 10 A. NJ. .. 4. i:3O. 0. o. Ii' g. U
| Ticket Offices: Nos 433 ga. 1i96 1923 1l3 and 26
Broadway Aston House. and foot OF Desor9sses ana
C,or;andt Streets; Street, $50 Fulton street vs.
Iroadw ~ and brooklyn Annex station. foot ~ fHton
| Street Rrooklvn Station Jersey city. The New ork
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from
| hotels and residences through to destination oo,
s. u. PROVOST. D. IL. W go,
General Manager. "chefal id'Si "e'""
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financial nlectln9s.
TOLEDO AND ONO CE\TnHL E uMI;T, ~ y: co 20
Ocean 5ieamcre.

,xTERXATIoNAL NAVIGATION COMpANY's LINES
i'> Erom Per a. North River. foot ~ Eult9n-st
NEI[S RDWMM 0Utys
FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
shortest and most convenient roui" 10 LONDON
10 transfer by tender. No tidal delays 49,
,os. Connection AT southampton for liaVfe ana fas
10, snocial fast twin screw channel steamers .
New YORK. Aug 20 II a. m iiern Sep, -; - a. ~
t,o,ts ~ sept ). II a. M New Oh seCt, " ii r. H.
'"'''' [RS[D STAR lOM[E
FOR ANTWERP.
>oopDr AID ........... "Wednesday. Aug. 20 p. m
~. Isl 4 Iii .... "Wednesday. Sept. .. 10 a. m
ITiTrERN ATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Il ROWLING GREEN.
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TRIBUNE THURSDAY AUGUST
SILVER.
Sill bull certsf
. Ex dividend. lib :

c, 60 SILVER.
Ex dividend b 80.
BALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND
PETROI.EI-M
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OTIS ELEYATINC RAILWAY,
CatskiI| Mountains.

Connect. with $40. 1850 and 1850 trains on New
York Central and IL rs and trains West Shore
Kai.road. anu Albany Day Line and Caskl Even
i,e Line 70, caiskl Mt. Hous. kaatersal Hotel Tan
rersviile AM all points the kaaterskli Railroad
$1,000, over the New-York Central
A LIMITED TRAIN on s.,uraay. a, las p NJ.
for Cask. without stop. connects with OTIS FL Ry due
l., Mountain iailnn In 3 MOuk5 and 80 MINCTES
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financial.
CITY OF MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
This notify the person persons corporation
corporations holding Of bones issued 10y the city
OF Moline. in the state OF Illinois L. 8 A.. under an
ordnance passed by the said city the Eighteenth day
Of June 1888. and amended by ordinance passed
Twelfth day 81 November 1883 (Which said ordinances
provided Tor the issuance of Fifty Thousand Dollars
$JO,sp 81 twenty 0 coupon bonds ~ said city. to
~ w Harris Co. dated Sep,embe: First 1883 with six
per semi annual interest payable Mt NATIONAL.
PARK BANK. in the city Of NewYork. In the state Of
Twcntynvc thousand Dollars S25 600, OF said
provided by said ordinances redeemahle AT
option ~ SAID city Of Moline after the expiration of hve
"a and Twenty five Thousand Dollars So5WO OF
said bonds redeematle option 81 said city Of
Moline after the expiration @: 30 that the said
Moline will avail itself II the option contained In
the ordinances providing for the issue - said bonds 10
redeem and those holding Of said bonds should
present same n NATIONAL PARK BANK. In the city Of
New York in the State u New York. for payment or
before September First. 1894.
WM. 9. BENNETT. Mavor.
CIAS. g. CARLSON. city Clerk
o. +. ANDERSON. Treasurer.
OF the Clty OF Moline. Illinois
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DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN IL. H.
s,,t,ou. I'm Ncv-lork foot Of Barclay ana
Christophrr streets. ,,,,,,,
NEsTIuI LED TRAINS. III Linn btT'" IN
Coaches PI\vStI Light. -.

stations I'm Ncw-lork foot of BnrcIa| nm"
Christopher streets ,rcU,r
COACIIEs. PINTsCH LIGHT. ., ar,
Direct route % NEWARK. BLOOMflELp MIN ~ lt.i',
TIE CHANGES summit BcrnardsyiH' hash'ns
Ridge Madison. Morri.tovn. Passaic. latrts3 ,,r
Ton Dovc- Stanhop- BIDD'S LAKE: i.An T. ~
rATCOSG la.kcitstowG. SCHOolElS MOI y A NJ.
W-.htre'en PHGLL1psBiRG EASDN. MntEi'
T0N PIrTSTON WlLKESBAIRE: NANIl1O(MNc.'
pA%VILLE NORTIt MBERLANp. Moniro'e' ndNI
UAMTON. OXFORD NORWICH Nnterviil.: l. ~,
UICHFIEID SPRINGS Cortland SYRIA *. -
VE,ip ITHACA ONEGO. ELMlRA, COENlNr.
HArU pANSNITLE. BVFFALp ana an pol's
WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST ,.
7:eo l. M-BINGHAMTON MAIL. stops at pFhc'pa'
400 a M.-BrFFALo SCRANTON. RINGHAMToN;
tTICA RICHFlELD SPRINGS. ShKACt ~ arc
OSWFGO FAPREsS Pullman EuTei Par'or 'arS ," Oh
meet n luralo with train for Chicago. arriving ~
,.o, - n SCRANTON BlNCHAMToN and ELMlRN
TXpKESS. Pullman parlor cars. . ,,,,-,,
40, - " SCRANTON WILKESBARRE AMI I'll VI
oiTu EXPRESS. Pullman parlor car. ,..,,1,,,
-.gn f. II Il,i,,b- BtFFATD. SCRANTON. blN'lN "i-
Ton and EiMIRA LIMITED EXPRESS lti'"h
Elr.t S.cp"is Arrives AZ - a. ~, =. ,,,>..t,,,,
ToN RICHFIELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE ana o9-
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS AZ 80
Nrrrav.i ana l.g Broadway. Tickets AZ ferry s'"t"ns
- AMI 40 ROADWAY % West l25;h-st. 30 Columbus
ave- York 33s 12G Fuiion-st. and ~ Broadway:
Vro1kiNn Time tables. giving fun Information a. "'
''vWrSrrOTT EMPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage hote, residence TO destination.
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WEST SHORE R.R


Train, leave West I2d ST station. New York. as fol-
%"w.iork to Bloomyne sundays only can be occu-
zi:io 4 VI Daily local to Albany. for catskiIl Noun
t,ins and Saratoga rarlr ear to Albany sundays
o .,ny ". Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse Roches-
cf Bunalo Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago except
'II 100 A. ST. naily except sunday, To- noo,nyille
and Catski Mountains New PATTI i;aNes M2honk ana
pi III, (, VI bay except sanday, g oa,,',Il MON.
ans New raz Lake, Mohonk ;c sma raor cars to
ES5mvI. Sara'osa and coIdws Halliday so.c,l to
ca.sk Mo.nalns raror car sttaen , r., .su Noun
c;+c ~ " r: h' Lakes Ss' I5hSnR o and Mlnae%aska
hany Saratoga. Parlor ears attached to Hobart ana
VI nony osGspt sug %SrdS Sr H!S 9ea SYRIA
5 II hoshs. D@ d ST Ae $sar %o Fa, Toronto
trot Cieycland chicago ana ST. Loq 9ar Newburs. AL
hany. saratoga and Montreal raror car to King
..In y. VI. Daily. except sunday for Utica Syracuse
Rochester Buffalo Carries se"pns-c@r passengers
DAILY for Aeiny TS 6c h SsSs
rrS.sSG by p Ap x s AiSSe A nS 30
81 FG2 , cso tim" tables par and yo @S
com u, s,oons Tlmc tables principal hotels For
T. T. '>''' ) vanderblt-aye.. New York.
NEw-YoRX AND Long BEA .s; ILL.,, KA III i,a
Tssch ES sna p oSS"r p asSS
o Tiain raYS foot corHnd ard nsso;:es srScs 1
.9 10 .s g"9 Except Rcibank $40 700 p M
sundays s:i5 40 d m 80 ESQ., $50 TO Redbano
Trains nes e"' .iiso a. M l.i2o saturday. only l
@ i32 a sgo Do ro, stop at Grove and Asbury
Df"i hrr SSP' nopdETr sup' Yf nklpwix
j. q T. y " A.. ifeuna. r. r. G. P 4. g r. r. Of y. J
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks Automatic Block signals
n. foot ~ IibprtN-sf.

Four tracks. Automatic Block signals
Trains leave station foot ~ llbertyst a.
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch Chunk &C;
i.So liz 9,lo li:45 To- Easton A. NJ. l:lo 80 600
to Easton) 40 545. 1870 to AIlen'qwn r NJ sun
For Wilkesbarrc. Pittstoa and Scranton. $40 A. NJ
40 100 40 r NJ sundays i3O A. NJ % 4,
For Reading AT I 30. 500. $40 1000 ll:S" A. M
ITO $50 400 500 800 5:i5 100 =. NJ. l2:l5 night
Sundays. 40 a. NJ. 90 30 $50. GOO T. NJ IT'D
night. =, ,o 90
90 300 5.,5 T. NJ. i2l5 night Sundays 100. $50
eco +. NJ. l2lj night. mo ooo
For Surbury Lewsburg and Willamsport at 40 500.
o:io A. NJ 1910 l.a0 1880 =. VI. Sundays I;lo \. NJ
1
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\, Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y,

Trains leave Of West i2d-st. follows; Ii minutes
earlier Ffankn-st.
Il, n m for Cornwall. Lakes Mohonk and MIN
nrwaska and Waikiki Valley stations. Mlidlct9wn
Iuoomn gburg Ellcnyle Falsburg Liberty, 'arbohdae
scranton Walton. Delhi. sidney. New-beflin Norwich
Utica Oneida. Fulton. oswcgo. . nm,
u.ii m (faiyD West Cornwall. Midfletown
Honmingburg Wursiboro. Ecnyille. MonMiniale Falls
burg UurIeyvle Liberty Fails Liberty. White Lake.
20 D. IN. Saturdays only to- Mddlctown. Incoming
burg Wurstboro Ellenylle. Mountandnle, tcntreViir
Fnlisburg Hurl-yyil-, Liberty Falls. Liberty farksNlH"
Livingston Manor. Itockian , d..
NJ; u m for Lakes Mohonk and MinneUaskn stony
Ford Midlctown, Wurstboro Ellenville. Mounhindae
I'enrevIe Fasburg Hurleyville. Liberty FaIis Liberty
parksvile, Livingston Manor. .., ~, m
isp D. IN West Cornwall; ous Mills MEOW .n
nrnok camubell Hail. Stony Ford crystal Kun Mlne-
town Boominghurg Wursthoro. Elienvile ~,
~ p m ,daIy, for Middletown ilonn ngpnrg ~
,,,r,r Livingston Manor. Walton SIDNEY NOT
wlch oneida. Fulton Oswego. Niagara f"iIs ana pol''s
Pullman Sleeping cars free r''iH'"b VIA" "a"
TO Chicago without change , -, n...,
oN 81, nv ", '' ' j. G. ANDERSON.
WIZ ''.s,.roi Agent. 80 IieaVer-st " L.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO H. Il.

nnIttmorr Washington, Chicago; Cincinnati
81. Louis and All Point. west,
PtfiiNAN CAR Sf.lsN u, l. ON ALL iitNiHS cur
Leave New-York foot Of Liberty ST da pyfTT TSr
CAGO lao o. m and 1915 night: fo ~
80 p m. Ills night For n hRTi
MORE 800 n m di:ao m Dining Car 20 . IS =,
p M SUM. 200 100 P a m Dining carr 'H''
h F"r NoRFoLK Ray Line. 10 m sx sunday aS,
naosa through Pullman sl.sPInS Car 600 ea I'm
c. ~, crnrd 81 " 40 3ll Fr ton ST. 40 Wash
inc.on ST. Bookiyn station foot of Liberty St. l. H. H.
OF n. J. II, .v o.. .,a .hsct bar.
sage to Destination
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q, Nvr STEAMSHIP LINE direct TO cot

VA 'agc CITY Mas. and Portland " r,icy,n.
IS, - al pleasure t-sorts Ngr'h and "a setvs
Low excursion rates Tues lh"''- anu ''''
=, t,ie- ~ Ens River. foot MarK"t st
- v - IinnATIO IlALI.. Agent
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RovNp THE WORLD PARTY
cDAPAMaGM0MMu
OCCIDENTAL. AND ORIENTAL. s :. co.
PACIFIC MAIL x. :. 60.

Steamers leave san Francl~co; 40 , -
CHINA via Honolulu ..,,Scr p m
HELGt' 's,.,,hsr II u m
TERi' .-..'' Z M
ct,tr stF via Honolulu.
cry OF no De JASEIKO. p'lopri H. g.
T,r f,egnt passage and general lni'imh.n stni,i,g
a.a j,rnadway or Battery Place. Nashlns'" '''''"e
Ds- IL do
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-10-17

Quite u number & families pRssed
through tow0 last week enrouae 10
different parts of the'cOuntry IN covered
Wagons. dIbey claimed that they could
reach their destinations, If the roads
kept good, nuch cheaper than W rail-
1t has bean'manygears since thas plan
of transpurNatiOnhas been engaged IN
and it really seems novel mode OIL
travel to tsle present generation at least'
Lastsunday evening Rev. A. Il. Skeele
entertained large audience on the
subject -'Oxford and her Colleges"
This delightful subject was we'll handled
by the speaker and was considered Detter
than a1ry of tie previous lectures. 10
the school children this topic was es-
| peciaTly interesting. The soereoptlcoh
views were exceptionally fine and were
well appreciated by the audience. NeX'
Sunday evcEing the subject @f the lee,
!ure will be The Lands Of Calvin ahc
Luther"
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Consumed by Fire.

Friday evening at half past 10 o'clock
the department was called to the resi-
denee of Asa Damon, on West Main
street, which is almost directly opposite
the Disciple church. The blaze was on
the inside and was beyond control before
the boys arrived and all that could be
done was to cOnfine it and care for ad-
jacent buildings. The origin is unknown.
Mrs. Damon left the premises and went
to her daughters on Elm street at D
o'clock in the evening and Mr.. Damon
was in Penfeld; so there was no one
about the premises. The building and
contents is an entire loss. The building
was insured with the r. N. Goodwin
agency for $500, in the Continental, Of
New York. No insurance on the contents
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Rey. C. E. Manchester, OF Cleveland
was IN town last week.
Mrs. F.T. Leach, of TiffiR, visited her
maEy friends here last week
Miss Sade Vischer entertained her
friends FEiday evening.
WIN. Vischer left for Schenectady, n.
T. Friday evening, to attend the fune-
Eal of his brOther-in-law.
Rev. j. ~. Brant has been appointed
district secretary Of the Anti-Saloon
league.
Louis Hustled, who has been assisting
az the pOstOffice, bid his many friends
farewell and left for Norwalk last week.
Mrs. j. NJ. Krieger, Of Finalay, spent
last week visiting her mother, Mrs. T.
A. Emerson.
Mt. Eorr, of Cleveland, spent last
week in town looking after business
matters.
l.. G. Stemple spent the past three
weeksvisiting friends in GAINESVILLE and
CarrolltOR.
Charles Terry, Of Chicago, Ml., is visit
ing friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Lutts, OF Allegan,
Mich, visited friends in town Monday
and Tuesday.
Quite a number went to Sullivan
terday, to attend the session OF the
Medina conference of the Congregations
church.
BIB. Herrick attended the fair a
Akron and purchased some fine imported
stock.
C. Starbird, of New London, was il
town Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Smalley, OF Ash
land, spent Sunday with W. W. Heiman
L. D. Allis went to Lodi Monday.
G. C. Hachenberg is visiting il
Michigan.
Hon. j. I. Haskell went to Olmsted t.
attend the Cleveland conference Of tn
Congregational church. The subject TO
hisrespOnse WILDE Civic Righteousness
Rev. Horace Place, Of Shelby, was tn
guest of Rev. E. T. Hagerman Tuesda
night.
The condition Of Hon. R. A. HOrr
said not to be as favorable as it was
few weeks ago.
A party was given Monday evening a
W. B. Vischer's in honor of Charlie
Terry, of Chicago.
Rev. F. D. Stevick and family of MI
. hawk, and Mrs. j. L. Stevick, Of Dulutl
Mimi, are spending few days wit
their mother and brothers.
Rev. F. D. Steyick occupied the Meth
dist pulpit Sunday evening.
j. P. Eidt has gone to Kentucky O
business.
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by local applications as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There is
only one way to cure deafness, and that
is by constitutional remedies, Deafness
is caused by an infamed condition Of the
mucous lining of the Eustachian tube.
When this tube is 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
destroyed forever; nine cases out Of ten
are caused by catarrh, which Is nothing
but an inhamed 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
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. j. Cheney g. Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Esy-S Sold by Druggists, rs cents.
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Arrivals at Hotel De Foote.

The following are the arrivals at the
Hotel De FoOte for Monday and Tuesday:
L. j. Sweet, Elyria; j. s. Humphry,
Findlay; H. Hartman, Cleveland; j. S.
Ellerman, Philadelphia; D. DOran, New
York; N. H. Underhill, New London; L..
Sheffner, Cleveland; j. II. Warren, Lodi;
A. 2. TillOtson, Oberlin; c. j. Brady,
Cleveland; W. W, Eastman, Columbus;
A. C. Bennett, Dayton; j. G. Fish,
Cincinnati.
The hotel is being nicely reftted for
winter and additional adOrnments
placed upon the premises, which
makes it quite attractive to passers by