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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-26
Recent Rambler Winnings:

At READING, PA, SEPT. 21ST-Four drsts
three by W. +. Sims of Washington, three Sec
ODds, one third.
At PHILADELPHIA, PA, SEPT. 22D-Two
hrsts, three seconds, one third: also, same day.
at Philadelphia, best class Il Tioga track record
and best unpaced class a mile. All on RAM
BlERS, with g. x j. tires and steel rims
Good stun always counts.
GORMULLf JEFFERY MFG. CO.
se25 I2o- 1a,b -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-26

Don't make the mistake of imag-
lining that our Kind Of tailoring can
be had elsewhere even at these prices.
We guarantee satisfaction.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-10-30
HENRY D. LLOYD SPEAKS.

IS GRIETED WITH APPLAUSE AT ALMOST
EVERY SENTENCE.
Mr.. Lloyd said: All Jul parties are
reform parties. The democracy has
been lowering the tariff ever since the
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-10-30
POPULAR ENTHUSIASM
IMMENSE PoPULIST MEETING
AT CENTRAL MUSIC HALL.

Chicago Leads the Van---A Vigorous Ar
raienment of the Trusts and Combines
The People Have the Right to Own
and Operate Collectively Any or All OF
the Means of Production, Distribution
and Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-09
THE STITL or TRADE.

nal,imor. Feb a-Flour dull. unchanged sales. %,
,,..c. March &c asked May Uisnt6',c, steamer ~
rel .g 49, milling wheat 10y sample" is'c; stock i"n
hush sales l2G bush Corn steady, mixed spot f'sh
AZ, Iciru,ry Ittm4i-.". March u "a il.c, May
a.ar hd. steamer mixed iOisniorc southern 10y sanlr
iI.I,. , ON grades Ni2c. STOCK o2Si' bales safes
iu.h OatS nrm No = whit" WESTERN S,2'' y" =
nix"d xxi aa,o: stick l92 80 bush Rye dun. No :.
timothy Si5qxIa Eggs quiet ~ l'c demand n;h,
"nr. dun: RIO cargocs fair. lo2c; y" l. i'sc o'her
articles unchanged
i,ston Feb s-FIour very slow and IN buyer favor
Corn In moderate dcman steamer yellow anu 40;
,.inv NTH quiet ana somewhat easter
clnn. nj, lii,c; low grades duh and nominal ShoI
o,t SIS sasly for winter bran. with spring AT Sin -h
Six "a Provisions au.t but steady for pork meats WIN
nrl quoted i.c Hams easier utt", urn Tor u.s.
fresh creameres' best Northern -'c, N's,'ln ~
other grades quiet quiet. but steady best North
uui.t with Few above lie. Eggs drprrss'l' nrS
i,srrn lJsei7c fresh Western. l3n"'c; southern -.
sii:,r. held stoct very rcepts for the week
iGOi hills 60 sacks; corn. -'"'."' pusi' o''S
$500 BUSH shorts. "pl tons
buffalo Feb s-Spring wheat dull: only Jew cars cars
sold. 30 / hard lie. No | Northern chicago, ,oc.
cIosng: No hard NC; No Northern 'hicnso ,otc.
do Minneapolis. IO,.c Winter wheat quiet Shiss ,ai
40 red sc; No white. &c; ear NO WHIT Gs
car mixed tD.c track Corn dull ana NAY" ";A V''
Ing: No. yellow. tOisc No yellow. loHi"'4, 30
corn 3oi al i0c No !: corn ;9isc track Oats quiet
weak saies: . cars No white 1,tc; . cars No No.
mixed 3ic track Barley quiet. unchanged Iye uuil
No g 53:c askc, N Flour dull weak oest pr,ng
DOIs4 bakers straights 81 tjNS3 % best FANNY NH
ter 4q s. 90 patents do - +0US3 90 rye hour y "oa
50: mill feed. firm. unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-09
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

y,
demand for domestic beans continues Light both home
and foreign account and the steady holding Of choice
stock is due entirely the moderate receipts. Foreign
beans little unsettled with the tendency slightly IN
pnf.rs favor especially lines of goods Green peas
ei,idy. q Beans. marrow. choice. per bu,h
. A 81 ~. white kidney. - mn
- - red dncy 81 :jp - 30; black turtle SOUP. y 700
- III yellow eve. - 10. lima. California. Dn 81 BOA
-, foreign marrow - 1oa$2 D. do - .5nSl go
do medium 81 tJftSl %" b''i p''S - ''"f' 49, Wv
81
ri T'rf..:-H-ccipis fairly liberal and the mild
weather Ins taken the lie out Of trade Prices
however wer. held fairly steady on fancy fresh stock
best marks creamery johblng at 2.sc ana sellers OK
meet enough trade saturday night To- about clean
up the OF rrngs qualities below the finest wer" I'M
settled b! leaned slightly II buyers favor W" quote
Creamery IcnnsyIi ana. extras per H. TIC 40 WIS.,
crn extras 27sc nists 2'p2Gc. do thirds 10 seconds
summer make" lG1-nc. do Stht" iaIi
make l1(t2Ic, dairy. new tubs. or summer fk,ns
2IM2:c. III, lrsts lgM zoe: thirds TO seconds. 100
Ih Weston imitation extras. ll; do sec
onds 10 lrss l4sHlIc. Western factory fresh extias
lG do seconds nrsts l3sTl5c; do thirds IL"
BE; do summer make. l3HlJc; rolls. fresh l.nioc l.,
CiIEES-Further trading on export account chieny ~
underprlced goods. from cdlobsc. but "A ir" "i
better u1.ltv have been taken at lOamllc. ana ne
10 be- improving a little. and holders are 'hh'nk -
slightly nrmer view Of the situation l.iNcfl"oi , a,
BIS We nIote: State full cream coored fancy i3,.c
do white fancy Isiltc. do good To choice lO'sg
common 10 fair 9IiOi.c do small size coored ihhe3
l2s.nIs,c do white fancy. 12isa12sc; do common 10
large cbuire gaasc; do common Ia prime. 4Ws'sc'
state fulI skins 2q3c: Pennsylvania, skins. lisn:c
EGGS-tontnued heavy receipts with very niue " any
I'm demand large accumulation IN rtoI"
ana on the dcks advicfr ~ LIBERAL supplies In iran
sit. Price, weaker Fresh Western. gathered now. gen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-09
MR.. CHILDSS WILL PROB1TED
HIS ENTIRE ESTATE BEouEATHEp TO hlS
WIDOW WITHOUT RESERVATIONS

HIS ENTIRE ESTATE BEQuEATHED TO his
WIDOW WITHOUT REsERVATIoN
Phr,deluha Feb S-1he viii Of George w
Chlds was admitted TO probate this morning me
document was executed August !. 1879. one month
after the death Of Anthony J. Drexel. Mt 'h''S
heoueaths his entire estate to his widow absoi"'e'?
The executors are George w. ChTds DreNe' anu
James w Paul. ir. and they place the vaue ol
M est2t, at lover $1,000 real and over S"""
persona." The text OF the viii is az follows:
"J George W. Chds of the city OF Phi''"''p'''a
and State Of Pennsylvania. do make. pu"ils" """
declare this writing to lie my last VIII am 'S''-
rrent hereby rcvoking all wills or inSirnm'n'S i"
The nature thereof by me at any time "''T'o'o'c
made I give devise and heguc0;h all my eS'a'o o'
every kind whether real or personal wh"''S'''''
the same may be situate unto my devote" WIZ
Emma Bowler Chids 20 lie hers absoutF'F' h''l"'
full confidence that she Knowing my pans anu
purposes WILL by gift during her life. or by les,a-
mentary writing make such disposition thereof LOT
charitable or other uses. vii be in hccor ant
with nv wishes il being my intention h"Ir'N H,l
an any wise 10 feter my said wife in me disposition
~ nv estate but only - max" expression OF Hlf
conCGercc in her action hereunder. -, $1,000
az anpoin' as the executors OF 'nis VIII III
Friends George W. c. prcxel and James W. raul
The witnesses TO the will are Richard {. Daie'
william T Steel ana ". Richards Muck'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-09
THEIR DELIBERATIONS CLOSED.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE LAST DAYS SESSION OF
THE STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY IN ALBANY
Albany Feb Sat the session Of the State Me'i-
cal Society this morning the report of the Commit
tee on the Inaugural Address of the President was
presented. The important recommendations were
in favor Of holding all meetings In Albany; oil IN
dors,ng the New-York Health bill pending In Con-
gress and of encouraging donations OF private |"
braries TO the State Medical Library AT the same
time asking an appropriation from the Legislature
for the proper maintenance of the latter Dr. PHI
cher Of Brooklyn brought In minority report
recommending the holding Of meetings In alternate
wears elsewhere than in Albany This was defeat-
ed and the majority report adopted entire
On DR.. Vanderveer's motion It was decided to re-
ouest the Committee on Bylaws 10 consider Inc
advisabilty Of increasing the length of the annual
meetings by half day. thus permitting the sep
aration OF the business and scientific portions VI
the sessions and making it possible TO give IN
creased attention TO the latter. II was ceciueu mat
presidents OF county medical societies should be ex-
ocio members of the State body without the prlVl-
lege Of a vote. The Committee on Legislation was
directed to take proper steps toward having prop
erly incorporated the societies OF fourteen counties
which had formerly formed parts of other counties
Papers we're then read by Drs r. W. WILCOX w.
B. vanderpoel and George Thomas Jackson OF
New-York City; W. J. HERMAN and Frederick
Bennington. OF Rochester: Burt g. Wilder OF Ithaca
and Floyd S; Gregg: of Buffalo: 49,, ,oo, ,n ,,,
field Drs Edward Spencer and George H. FOX.
of New York CITY, and Henry Flood, OF Elmira-
DR. Spencer withdrew last night and the Nominat,
Ing Committee could not agree. The vote resulted
in the election of Dr. Fox. who received forty ga
lots 10 I,r Floods nineteen. The remaining OIL
GERS were chosen without opposition. as follows
Vice-president, Dr. Frank Law of Pulaski; secr ire
Charles H. Porter. Of Abany; Commit. OF "a Ar
. ranpements, W. j. Nellis, Of Albany: Josiah Has
brotck Of Port Even. and r. w. Wilcox. Of New
York City Legislative Committee. I'rs. d Il -
John Roosa and Daniel Lewis of New-York City
and D. V. O'Leary, Of Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-09

LIVERPOOL To-, : 3.lj =. m.-I"rf IN poor d'llhhi
.,.fa india n"fs !rs prn" mess "~y ~ 80 w..
- io Western medium. n" stock ii'ins IL '"'' a.
'.,,l eh,r, ut about - IL 10. si'anN 81 f,s.
~ IL, .r,nrn,. ..inrnI. Cumberland cut. about :
f., 2, Il si~i, ~. short rib. about - 10 "''-
IA, a. .l. long c.nf rldis. about - 10 st"hy q" ..
ionr end srpIt mi il'a aoui - H. -i"alI q, ~
-,,,.r. about I. duh ~ Dos tel h""f' !"
,ir In,rl ,.r"ric,n ansi whit" and color"d nm ~
~ T.in, In r.of demand. primo cit dHli az - 'rl
-,.,.s furp.nflu. fn,ri"iat" demand VIl ~ -
,',an.-l nil f..,fy",l r'rn'l. si"ady A. ~ ,'
io mod rate demand common steady ~ - gu LII
-, To- ,,.r i.,,auI. flfi,"- IN demand. prime
Weston SGT stead TO-. Dp March ana AIi .i -.
a,. e., vh., M le.,r demand. ~ . r"i winter d a.
u. Flour 3D. poor d-fntnl 80. Louis ian,f ~, .
N, q. l ,',r, Spot and flfur"s IN iAir d'n"hl nlN
49,. .., .,.,i, - - SD February STEADY
a, g. si,a o. nov. March steady NJ ~ - 'l n
~, - 49, f,r u.v Mnfcn steady ~ - >,d Tor NV
,.,i steady - - "a frr now. iloT@ - lemon i''
cast Ia good lruarl. ~t'liy AT - lo'ft' Tvs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-09

T,,nsferrile notices 80 Total sales l03on ia,es.
N.v-Nurl slo, sales to-day ana last ng!i- ''f con
Ia 81. spot market steady. wiIng uplarts ~. m"lIlnE
Gulf s c. which IS unchanged compared "ii! }es'cr
days price. . - A.. ,.,.
exports Continent. 200 bales. forwarded 4t' .t"s.
saios 40 bales spinn-rs. go bales. stock 2iG" in"s
Exports from nted kingdom. 70. Januf.t Sol. -.
I. ,ss, o,, ~ against 7WOUo0 10 a-r month. ana 10
or .n- II, les, wear. Cloths 49, o0o'D ards against
43s yards last month. AMI "N'2""" f"fd~ '"S'
year.
Liverpool cables S,o qulr'. free supply Offer
M prices unchanged. SacS. 1000 lai's. 1''il|t"h
and export. 1850 bales. American. 600 bales i"'",
100 lalcs: American. 100 hLi@s. 1Ioihtl"ns- 'iH
ding A.: good middinR. "a. mtidlinS iuf II -
ruture. opened steady demand moderate at from VA
changed 10 "a declin"; closed s"edy at ir,in IN NJ,
sllv: siarcl, Apl. Il2I4.l$, April -May ~ Ny
June 50il6 Jane july !l,H' j. July ,y ,lfn,,
Angus; pieUb"r. f2uHi2l. S"it"nin"-p 10
2,b; October November. i.-oN,"l.
COFFEE Speculation was marked by only m"irf" "a"
DEALINGS on underton~. The "t'lN nmiN"' va.
barely steady at 10 10 . points Ir,inr; ia"
months animation. EIrpp" alp"aIri - o.
seller 70 a moderate amount. The lower orl:f 60. me
market due the weakness abroad. "sl"''i. 'i
Uavre where the shrinkase the h-' week has h".1
fully fr. with this continued downward n"N'h'" j"
view local traders not disposed - give "u'h mp
Of 1909 bags september ior March ~ In"''- oi 10
points Final Havre quotations were ~ sHz ~ u",.in"
on total 1000 bags. London nnchhhE"l ioI
ruary AT 7ss 3d. and Gil lower Tor March ana Npi "t
-cs ca: 90 lower Msy and Jun" At - Aiit"f il
England for January. ~ 10 bags. c"F"r's. 80 N
stock in England February l. i!7rsi "'ss '''' So,
a, 10 the record. receipts 1900 bag. "o -.
20 on bags s'"9dN "i j. IN i''',p'S'
bags: stock. inOpo bag. II" steamship S"",' L..
aloarcd Santos win @'"' hafs- we. ''.''''
make, closed irregular with prices down 8.'' rF
rno market fer q ,srl barely .f''"f %" 'i
10. ,locn-. Sales were 300 h'fs - i"I''T' t..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-09
RYE FLOUR.
So IJHS2 90 : Mixed .
50 CS,HS2 ~


GRAIN -WHEATrh market mad fslsc start ms
morning possibly IN attempt TO max" IA new r'oiu:
which MAS successful ~ 'mcaRo W"re Mai np,i ,",
Gs.c hut the local market found only snail ain'um,
rf wheat for sale both markets began slowly
work upward with small volume g" 'rnd.. 'h,'"
was absence OF the foreign srlng which mas p''l,
noticeable feature Of late. and VIII" cables .,"'i
GENERALLY lower markets abroad ,ht wan Di ~, her
the cable news 20 really warrant further sehs n.,
The active liquidation seemed 80 lie over an! VIM"
was much smaller than NrHirruhS. me ihoN'i aud
wheat at, the interior continues on ifer ,,a.". -
visible Will show increase instead OF decrease
THE Price Current claims that The indications of lam
au"n returns conirinnS me "''f private @ 'n
received iurng the week that the extraordinary CON
pecei The close dull but steady at hahc NJ" nd,
vance. Cash wheat was steady With good ,''nai'l
private terms; also $500 bush do ouro,s. private
g red dc ws Sss quo @g a, c Under NAY IN ~
c Hn' Duluth. i%c over MAY delivered 80;
weaker early anowns li.,ie s,saGicr unaertone tow
ard midday The early weakness both ana AT the
phases the movement. At the interior the primary
receipts shown large increase during the week
50 far. the seaboard there has been decrease In the
exports and already there Is talk Of large In
the vsble Local arrivals continue small but they are
expected increase shortly. as there has been quite
heayy selling Of forward account of IA
lowering in rates Late this and the
corn was also steady. Sales were 5000 BUSH including
1000 No q, 42c sIeyn,s1 iSo bush at 42@ ic ag
low mixed 10 90 bush for export at 4S,.c delivered
oATs-Therc was quiet, STEADY market in oats TO-,
from small operations OF the professional trade The
movement oats West has shown large ncrease for
visible anticipated The market was firm after
closing at &c net fS G %rhs s DAY , Cash IS
1884 ooo bush. including io2 90. bush No mixed at
sgss S,s ss "G White Coo Hs
dc and 1900 mixed at aSa3Ghc. MALT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-09
THE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb (Special).Th trade thought that there
was going to he a panic wheat this morning. The Mag
price on before the opening. sold at 8la cents
When however. the market did open brokers were IN
the Dit buying offerings G2 cents under and
giving UP Armou:'s The effect instantaneous
The shorts affected AMI longs well After the
first stampede the market became steady May sold be-
tween Gis. Goa and closed G2Ss cents. Armour
Is supposed 20 very largely long OF provisions and
for among others not disposed % any
unusual panic floor lie has been talking rather
bullish wheat FOR n week. but IL not supposed TO
important interest IN .hc market. possibly "a
million There IL talk about ogden Armour.
his being long. but the whole Armour interest Is
supposed I've a moderate one. AT all abie
with Wall Street long interest. Although the seabOad
about forty loads Of business done
pers reported sales receipts everywhere
that the string " farmers around his place
Just beginning look Ike old times. An II
the visible nest week s considered certain. Mnnenp
and Duluh had 30 cars. against 2u2 last wear;
being reported generally the West freezing
weather being promised for Friday
Corn dull. sympathzinG with the break wheat
early but closing just n; Wednesdays figure May sold
large hut iher e:ec: somewhat offset by
secret cutting eastbound firm and a
higher the alleged cut In eastbound
sold between 2!As and %S and closed e!s.
sreak Tuesday. Pork night showed gain over
"Wednesday Of i2is lard gain Of cents ribs
gain Of u. There 1900 hogs the estimate
for FRIDAY 1900 prices were 10 higher
is expected o show fewer hogs than last year "
Puts on MAY wheat the curb We're &c cents: Gala
G2.dGc5. Puts and calls May were 81.
cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-09

Hpra'c Feb = .rat'lr- Receipts laN - hours -"
had. $50 b nd. .pi +fi' WA
n.' week IT, head. consigned through !" 20" h'ad.
a. ,..v- p,I. G"t head. On 'nlr. ~ bend, IN '''
oi.eA.d stead. .nd quiet. c'''d ed'.'' -! 80 +,''
,.u 81! g.. ~sIs - nsli a'r"'-. - irs 70 a. ,Ns
fi.c~. !s-,.ipfs 90 - hours. '"r me-
80 ,~ week. tnIs ar Ul,1 bead s'in" TIM lhSt
U-... hrf!. consigned thf'i-h. """', mo-, -
Now. yofl. head. sale. "UD n'ffI' iia "'
of.r. slow ami lower. trt ironrih"n'd Later. closed
gn, O., onl Workers sold 80 - 200 = 81 mN.l p',"
ris, :g,f,,s ~. mediums and l,At}. -, ''hS' w.
choice .i, iofiSI -. pigs. - 'r . - IouShH
T.. Shop irmls R'c",pft Last ~ noun =
. 500 ne,I total week anus IN. 3'I"p n"', Tor
sam. TIM LIST w.rA. a2rp head. consigned tnt"ut,
onr, mead. 10 S~w-NoiE lG,O head. On sal" A"r'
head. marie, ope ned Gull AMI perfectly - ur" Wei,
~. .al,a closed .c.s dsi With loads hold gt''
,hoic. lambs. sidS1 -: hrht to gyd ~ -'ts' -
niN~d sl~ep qiotai" 80 :. ''aS; - fat ewes >
AZ Ilhrsr,. Frr S-,atlc Receipts i"ir mar".'
SLOW priiaa coast sp toli >lM>I -. good butchers
SEA :: 49, rough fat NtnSt -. good feeders ~ -5tS" v"
IIn,. I,,.ti,. Light demand light ana nafk dull ana
lower. III gfadrs siTS, 80 sheep supply iih' ha' mr
,,ow at un,hang.I prizes. common - oNf'h sl"h' "
ycarnrs. s. :5us3 60. lambs. s. -"dH' 80 ''''' >
,uion STOCK Yalls chicago. Fob. Static Reccip s.
go head market urm"r common 70 extra steers " ~
fr.,lcrs 50 on \. ." COW. ana hu--
Iili 81 cnlN"s. ): i"N 81 % logs 'cepts 10
na,te, tru"r; heavy - D5Gx -. common 70
ch"ic. mv.,l 9oa$i - chor" assorted $3.50 ~ E"
81 o,1S5 ~ pgs iods5 10 Shcop-ke,cips. 1000 heal
market s@ady. Inferior to choice. 81 '"H$3 -" LAMBS s"h
81 49,. o.o ,, >,,,t.,
,.ars X a g -. nativ, COWS 5. ajGG Hogs Receipt
Il, head na.ri sirong. ntrn"rs'. s lndS' -; pack
gsds, L.. common lp,ht and ioush n'aNN
81 g,dsl ~, .;hcsp-I,"rcy 49, mead Fdir 10 goo" u"
.,,. mixed lDflS; -. launch q. small lAm"S ," ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-09
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Feb SWCol market less active. Buyers have
supplied their and Withdrawn Prices steady
Sales the week. 3Uc:.5oo pounds of all kinds iis-
wool reported In the range OF mla
rents per pound. secured basis Of 3Vd32c for
medium 3iGa5c medium and 3JfI3ic for medium
exas and California woods have been du ana only small
tales have made Domestic secured woods continue
In good demand Ohio fieeces have been more active at
Slc for y &c Xxx. 23c for Xxx and above and 2'e
FOR sold mostly j?n 3i2c with small
lots of 20c Fine dciane selections sold more
freely 24G25c for Ohio and 22i2c for Michigan IN
wool finn. with sales of ne-qlaI'.r ana
blood IJn2Oec pound In pulled wool
has trade ard sales at 2lM2Cc per
pound wool duh and in foreign carpet woods
no Improvement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-09
TOPPEDOES FOH THE GO'TENMEN'
AN ORDER PLACED FOR r'iE EQUIPMENT 'F ar
CRUISERS RALEIGH ClNClNENH
AND BANCROFT.


AND BANCROFT.
Providence Feb 5--Cie,eral Ordway, the Amer
can agent Of The Hotchhss Ordnance company
who has been in this city 70: the last few days.
saws tina, the United States Government mas
ordered Howell torpedo launching tubes 'or the
cruisers Raleigh, Cincinnati and bancroft rms
order following close upon tie report o. IN" Naval
Board. seems 10 indicate that the EoT"rn'n'n IS
satisfied that n practicable American torpedo mas
been produced The United states "oNe'h"'''
ordered thirty Howell torpedoes from the iiotch-
kiss Company several years ago. the 'orlc'o'S' %
course 20 be delivered only after inspection ana
anproval by a naval board. The company has he'n
experimentng with and developing the torpedo ever
since hut no delivery has yet been made TO the
Government With the order for the launching
tubes al hand it IS. of course necessary that ""r"
should he pushed on the original GoVernneh'
order and this is now being done. an ORDER Tor
fwentv-fye shells having been placed with MeSsrS
Thoroas Phillips e. Co. of this city, Witnln IL"
weeks III addition TO this order Tor iiowrli sn"'lS.
Messrs Phillips a Co are also in receipt or an
order for nifty Whitehead torpedo shells ms iast
order Is from Bliss Co, OF i'TooNiyll. the amer
can manufacturers OF the Whitehead torpedo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-09
n. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave Of West i2ds as follows 10 inmates
earlier from Franklin-st: -. 49,, ,,,..
$50 A. NJ olaily except sunday for Waikiki VALLEY
r. r. stations, Middietown. Elienve Falsburs. Liberty
Carbonate. Scranton Walton. Delhi sidney. Norwieh
Utica Rome Oneida Fulton osweso, - ,...
for Waikiki Valley Railroad stations Campbell Hail
Miedleown. Ellenye Mountain pale Centreville FANS.
Livingston Manor. -
burg Liberty Livingston Manor; Rockland Walton. SID
ney Norwich. Oneida. Fulton. Oswego -
I:35 p. ". daily via Niagara Falls Reclining char
car ,seats free) New York 10 Niagara Falls; Pumaa
sleprsrs Eew-York Osweeo. Arrives Detroit Wv
D M. Chicago 30 A. m 81. Louis $50 p. m.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 81 Broadway
calls for and checks baggage
J. c. ANDERSON. O. p. A.,
SO Beaver ST.. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-09
RAILROADS..
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot OF Desbrosscs and Cortland Street
In Effect january 10Th, 1SO4.

STATIONS foot OF Desbrosses and Cortland streets
In Effect January 10th. isO4
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500 f r. H. fAr fc'iHS 1sHs Buffet sleep
Ing Car to Pssurg Comets for Chicago and Toledo
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH.
$50 oso 1910 Im'sa Dnin Sa Can c,L II \ . H. i3;s
SF1e sssss al ~ Pas
csr DINING ;ar 10, $50 Nj l3i i nss
an parlor and Dining Cars. 49, 8 Dining Carr $50
4:so p. M.IRlShnona end psnyrye E,Erss.: dali;
so s"' r. .' Mbay for chossaeaE. Ohio Railway
r rA Sb fs1ST' c sDs pGTf
chsrss Rpte ss weekdays and with Through
s% sys sSas s. HH "
fREss for 'ThcTSs.ille iS:tsany,Ilc s; xusu,,in:
snd s""s ' "FS say S' %
f.? nScSiF: re n5a' h;T wa
For ArLHN1rc crv r weekdays. with Through
For i"c cAr i;', MaY ?'::'p . NJ wce:-day-
For Long Branch. Asburv Park. Ocean Grove ant Point
'lSr'' ve EXC H sn 'ISs n s
90 not stop Ashur, Park and Ocean Grove on
For PHI. tDFLPMTA:
Go 100 s. $40. 93o 90. Pcnr'a L'rf"t
1910 II 4 Il io.'o fllorida eoeciaD. l2:3o ?:Io s.
l. $50 D. g. :. $50 $50 r. NJ, ie;i5 night. Sun:
ON 40 f.r1i'e'D 1000
A. NJ. Q l. 4ao. s. g. 7:ts. $50 p n. I?s nirh:.
Ticket Oncos Nos 432 90. 1896 i3. and 26l Broaiws
House I34 East 10Th street. and foot u pef
brosses and Corand Streets Court street sso rus
ton street % Broadway End BROOKLYN Annex Station.
foot Of Fulton street. BROOKLYN: station Jersey cry
The Naw-York Transfer will call for and cheek
be from hotels residences through r. destination
PROVOST j. Il WOOD
coneral Manager General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-09

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TiSSEME,N'rs at the following Branch Ohices: -
Eichth-ave s. e. Twenty third-st l52 Sixth-avSs
inf Eourthav corner Foufteenth-st 100 Third-ases
corner For,y-sevenh-st: iosG Thri-ave near sixsx
Soumbus-ave SO Avenue A: 1923 Third:ave: 30 Wee
Four,centh-st 257 West Fortysecond-s oot
33S Third ave. 20S1 Third-ave., bet One-hundrso'
and twelfth and one hundr thirteenth SITS
Al the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East one hundren
nd.twentydfth- 24s West One hundred and fwenC
6fth-st and 800 Onehundred and forty dfth-se
20 8 .. m at regular ONCE ratea