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FINANCE ANN TIEAUs.
The Features Of i've Money Hai ste
HfaFhRts

pfaFHets.
NV YoEE. Sept i1-Aonsy on call es'J "
per cent last loan per cent. closed n h'
ceuL Prime mercantile payer aA1SS per cent
Sterling exchange frruer atSI cat s"a silver GU
tIHeaieI S'J.e bid. The total sa!es Of ''oeA' !"
day Wrp igl,uO shares
Except in sugar and Distillins the spsenns Ths
on the stock exchange today wa u.,I M
trading WA caRsaeI practically - tns 49, ~
eraI0rL London being out Of TIC nI Ii.s u, HI,
~. Tbere was a irmnras 20 the dcnllhEs ~ -,
llIlng al the opening the nrst ptlsv ,.,,,iDy
Ing al hu advance OF yer crnt on tns a. .,,,,
sale Of yesterday but 6Siore hong the inIluu
port, which vas the sustaining ihunrne5 a.
Withdrawn. desiRnetily. It y elaimcI. X, II
stock broke -, peF cent TO II Shorty AUS ,hs
O'Clock The selling was Vety heavy. ah lo ~
dccliue stop orders were met when ln !iS ,,rr
the volume Of the sales. A recovery o. a T.,
cent WA nEde during the Gftern10n OF - "a
cover short cJnirucrs, OF which = per crnt m ~
been Loaf 1tIhs close, making dVSiIa ,s,,,, 4,
per cent on the day GeAirruAys oSCi isINs,,ir
the patent suit on which the GeheFal hIeStL
suffered defeat, brought out cOns!dsf1ble tOuS
stock Of The company and induced Some S.,,Sn
selling which sent the price Of the snaIes
2 per cent during the morning. Inc -
shaTI1 made slight advance IN tne eatD 49, Nv
lnEs but became heavy subsequently on az - ~
bear traders cloNing IL pei crnt STe' uMr,
Northwestern, J. TeF cent for 81. iHui d Dur
linEton. and - per ccut for Rock lilanl' ID.
The general market grew weak a. vac ny To-,
VAncod and closed heavy 1T declines tanstns
from u 70 ~ per cent the latter United sta xs
COrdAgu. preferred; do common anu = ~ ~ az,
bash preferred. the other losses OelhE ~, ~ -
smaller fractions An sHsier tone geheta!y "a
vAded the dealings IN the bond 1A'Ae' aNN
prices generally recorded decline
Government bonds hrtn.
State bOndA quiet
hilroHd bonds weak
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DELLAIRE
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Albert Lawrence, the chairman Of
the Democratic county committee, who
displaced X. q. Meyer, OF this city, 10 4
good man for tho place lie Is all
thugs 10 all men. In their county con-
vention ho was on both Gidcs Of tho
BrIcc contest In about ten minutes.
Such ability ought to be recognized by
Democrats in 4 year like this, and the
Democrats are TO be congratulated.
Mayor Dubois yesterday granted the
motion for q jury In the trial OF the
cases brought against the liquor deal
ers by Detective Moore. They were set
Tor O'Clock In tho afternoon, but i'm:
paneling the jury took some time and
they were not begun until late in inc
evening. Two Of tho five reported as
violating the Sunday law fought tho
case, the other one pleaded guilty.
The management Of the water works
have been doing all that Is possiblei.o do
TO keep up the supply Of water with the
broken pumps aud yesterday succeeded
In supplying part OF the manufactures.
It will probably be ten days before the
repairs can oil be made, but uni ess
some unforeseen thing occurs a moder-
ate supply can DO kept up.
Capt Lorenzo Daniord made q speech
at Demos yesterday evening and had
tho largest meeting ever held In that
country place. The rest OF this month
will be occupied by him In making ad;
dresses, winding up on the 2sth and
20th at Barnesville and Martins Ferry.
The directors OF the Novelty Stamp
ing Compa held IN important meet
ing yesterday afternoon. This institu-
ton IL now in splendid shapo and has
q good business, with bright prospects.
Samuel Campbell, the expreasman,
who was injured while unloading goods
at Emil Schmidt's was not seriously
hurt, as was at first supposed.
Whatever else may be said the Dom
ocra.s OF this county treated Marion
Hoffman shameiully when his devotion
TO his party Ia considered.
Moro dwellings and business houses
have been frightened up by painters in
the past month or so than III any one
season.
All the window glass workers from
the Indiana gas fields who spent their
vacation here have returned 10 re,umo
work.
The Lorain land syndicate will en-
deavor To run a special train from this
city to that place next week.
The attendance ut tho city schools
this week, tho opening Of the fall term,
equals that oil last fall.---
Mrs. E. c. Morris has leased the
Windsor hotel. 1t has boon occupied
aud run right along.
Samuel Moore and wife. OF Gas City,
Ind, are visiting friends here.
James F. Andersen returned from
Point Pleasant yesterday.
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Medical writer's claim that the sue.
cessiul remedy for nasal catarrh must
be- non.irritating, easy Of application,
and ono that will reach tho remote
sores aud liberated surfaces. Tho hla-
tory OF tho efforts to treat catarrh Is
nroof positive that only one remedy has
completely met these conditions, and
that is EIys Cream Balm. This safe
and pleasant remedy has mastered
catarrh as nothing else has ever done,
and both physicians and patients freely
concude this fact. Our druggists keep
n MwF&w
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7. ,ra, Do n, ,rueh for You.

Mr.. Fred Miller, Of irving, ILL.,, writes
that no had severe Kidney trouble for
many years, with severe pains in his
back and also that his bladder was af.
fected. He tried many so-called Kidney
cures but without any good result.
About year ago he began the usc oil
Electric Bitters and found relief ut once.
Electric Bittors is especially adapted to
cure OF all Kidney aud Liver troubles
and often gives almost instant relief.
Ono trial will prove our statement
Price only Soc for largo bottle. Al
Logan Drug Co. q Drug Store. 9
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CHICAGO Sept l3-ThO cattle market was
dulct to-day. lest grades were quoted ut 50 OUa
q II, nutiyG steers aud cows brought 81 75aS ~.
There was n comparative stcHdncss In tho hog
murkct Common to best brought 81 0Oa6 70, and
common TO prime light from s. s. to s. 10 The
ghcep and lamb nlnrICt whs In state OF collapse.
Tho great bulk OF the sheep sold below 81 W. aud
from s. - TO 50 Is for lambs. Receipts, cattle.
iS.OD head: calves $40 head; hogs 1000 head
sheep Il 600 head.
EAST Liberty. Pa. Sept, l2-CattlG market
steady and unchanged. IlOgs. run light; mar.
krt active and higher; Phi.adclphllS 20 Sad Is;
OcSt Workers aud mixed 81 .OaG 70: good sOws
s. 2snS 70. Sheep dull; extra s. OOaS .; good
s. lO02 10: common 5Ocasl ": lambs 5! CUa1 20.
CISCINNArr, sept. Ia-iIogs In fair demand
and steady at 4 9iaj 60; receipts "II0J head;
shipments 900 head.
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consults his bcst interests by having q
box OF Krause's Headache Capsules at
hand; takon as directed will prevent or
stop any kind Of headache, no matter
what tho cause-in fact II your skull
was cracked it would prevent pain.
Tho frequency Of tho attacks will d.
minish and by taking the capsules at
the approach Of n headache you will
mover have another Deeper box. Sold
by Alex. 4. Young. John Klari. Wheel
ing, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, Ohio.
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NEW YoRK. Sept lS.-In commission house
circles there was less apparent activity 70 the
demand vet mall. telephone AMI telegram or
extCnt TINT indicated good, II not laFge. Job.
bling movement IN process all over the country.
Low priced GinghauiS, also printed fabrics WcrO
In good demand, but much better movement
TrinlIng cloths ilrn at Sc bid. but no sales 70.
parted
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rotal. IIis s.4 6,0oo0I 81. 0oolSs52I.70


Estimated as same a. In previous year
OF the nine countries named in the
above table, which in 1892 produced 02
per cent. OF tho total yield Of gold, and
in 1903 moro than 9S per cent, all but
one show steady increase. The pur-
pose of tho present paper ia to recount
tho causes which have led TO this, and
the prospects OF its maintenance In tho
fuinTa.
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SYMPTOMS Moisture: intense itching and
slinVinr; most NJ night: wOno by scratching. II
TlimwrI 10 Continue tumOS FORM which often
bleed and ulccrnt0. becoming very sore
SWGYNEs OISTNEST stops the itching aud
bleeding. heals liberation, and In most cases rc'
tnoyeS Tic tumOu. AZ druggists. or by mail, for
i1cGutS. Dr. SWaYnu & Sou. Philadelphia
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry
CO, BREWSTER Receiver.
limo Table No 10. to take Q rcG: 1911 a m.
SUNDAY. November 10. 1894

IIfUC T0UTW M 10 70 EHEV VTTVIg sFII q H.
sunday November 10. 1894
Leave whccllng-tS:Oo, t9:5. lll:ioa m, t?:9l.
S3:IG. t4.U, 300 y. IN
lea leave Martins Fcfry-ts:Ia, 1851. lII:S!a IN.
t2:SI o3:g7 tA:4I, lVl?.
Arrive Terminal Junc,on-ts:i7 tiO:UJ. lll:ji
n m. ti:lS, 1882. ti:46. io:IS y. IN.
Leave Terminal Junctiou-t7:2l. 1900 Z IN,
o,1.I1 n in, 3I:Sg. taos ti:li. 1915 y. III.
Leave MArtlu'E Ferry-t7"!s, sJ:U7 a. tn. 'l!:ii,
u:ON' tam, ti:iy 1852 y m.
Leave PenlnSula- t!:Sl, l9:lta m, "l2:5l, N:ll.
''Kit Tflvo %hsoiins-t7;iO. l9:2O m. 'l2:5I
2I.I7. tI:!5 tj:Il, t0:Ua =. IN.
'.p.Ilv. tDaily except SUNDAY. l5undAyI only
iiltrAInS will RIM on EAIIern Tina
J.K ia USSli. SuDcrintcndcn:
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AttsltlolI Parents, Guardians 4 Others

When you arc looking for school WY 40 you a
listen 10 exaggerated aud unrcasonApe cIhlnls
iof prrierunru nadO by schools having no c1pe-
rctiCe and no reputation In impartinga DlMnS ss,
education, aud decide In their favor wi!noIt
personally investigating and making eotiniht ,i.S
are aud reputation OF schools? II You VIII eau
oueach and examine It's facilities and then COM.
I1r, thom Won will And the difference N Ie'ot
Of the WHEELING BUSINESS GoLLEnb 80
EnNt tina. you cannot fail TO Give Il tue prefer
ruce In every regard by so doing You eau Hc-
eide lntelllgontly aud avoid making tho unioF'
tlnHie mistake that some do.
Please call or address
WHEELING BUSINESS CotLEGk,
iva wheeling. ". Va
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r G. TAYLOR, Murfroosboro. Tenn.
writes: have used tho Japanese Pile
Cure with great satisfaction aud sue
cess. Chas. K Goetze and W. ". Irwin.
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Petroleum.


NEW YORK, Sept. l3.-Petrolcum Armer; Penn.
sylvanA oil. sales none; October options, sales
hone; closed Of Sg1EC bid Lima OIL sales none.
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NV YORK, Sept Ia-Pg iron quiet Copper
nnIot. load weak. Tin ilrmeE. spolteE stealy.
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When Baby was sick, We gAve her c0storiA.
When Shc was Child, Ghc cried for CastoriO.
wbeu sho became Mis-, ShO chung to CaStorLA.
When sho had Children, she gsvo them cOStOriA,
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~ Pennsylvania Stations.
[aEEgRHSVIVaRid lines.
snr11fvrsr NrarrY-" M NAwnLE RoUTE

rrcKEr OFFICES AT PT!SFTI!VASfA .sTATtoN Oi
WITTR ST.. FOor ~ ELyVESTII Vt. WHEELING
rENNgYLvAHIA STATION. DHID0EP0RT.
M 4 InIsrE.s
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Mrs. M. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
islGand 1918 Market St. Wheeling. WIN

The lslnud cars and electric motor! pas no
door Fourth annual session begins MoNpn - i, L.
september IL, 1891. This school offers q com ,
pIete and thorough education IN Practical Eng;
~ NnlhOmGiics. English Classics Latin ana
Modern Languages. .,,.,.
The school consists OF Primary. lntormelia!o'
Academic and College Preparatory M
The methods and course OF INSTRUCTION WI "
compare iavOra6Iy with tho best sSminnrieS IN
I,nya are received In tho Primary and ln!er'
mediate. For circulars or Interview, apply !"
MRS, NJ. STEVENS HART,
,,,.t Whaling W Va
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BALTIMORE & OHIO.

NStnSsSS u. IT, 1:9' p w. daily
Kcyscr Express. 9:5j IL IN, daily
Cumberland Accommodation. $50 a IN. daily
excerpt Sunday
Mouudsvlllc Accommodating. 80 and ll:lb a
M. and GlO ., IN, except sunday. aud l0:.;l p. In
Saturday only
From New York Philadelphia aud Baltimore,
SILT u. IN. daily.
Hcyscr Express, 500 u m. daily
Cumberland Accommodation. $40 p mex
Iinfton Accommodation. 1000 a m daily.
MUuudsyIlle Accommodation, 40 u. eE'
crpt Sunlny; 1000 n. III. daily, aud In, $40 p.
~, except SUNDAY. aud 1910 pm. Saturday only.
TRANsonIo DIVISION.
For Columbus and Chicago $50 aud Il p IN,
daily.
w! newark Accommodation 800 p, m, daily, OK
& Ciainvlllc Accommodation 1910 u IN. aud
3:SGp. IL. except sunday.
ARRIVE.
Chicago Exprcsy. Ri g. m and 1o:iI n. m. daily.
Cincinnati Express, $50 u. Iii. aud 5:!5 p. in.'
'! Newark Accommodation. lisa IN, daily, OK.
cept sunday. -,
J:2j p. w.. daily. cxcep! Sunday
WHEELING 4 PITTSBURGH DIVISION
For Pittsburgh. 500 and - Il. m. daily; i:H
n M daily. except Sunday, and a. p III, diily
For Pittsburgh aud the cast 5'OOH III andI.S
p. M, duly. 49,,
Fitls6ugh Express. so p IN. sunday ONLY.
ARRIVE
From Pittsburgh. 1915 am. and go p, N, III
n. M, ,lnlly. aud lsii p IN, except sundnj. md
loss a H. SUNDAY only.
except Sunday.
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Summarizing these data it may DO
saId that ali Of tho countries which
mado Increased outputs q gold In 1878
aro suro TO make n further increase ~
ISgi with tho exception OF Russia, and
III, only reason for making this cxcop'
lion IL tho absence OF dO1nlto intortna'
lion. Moreover, all tho evidence points
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"On Sunday THIN No IS will ruu from Uh.
richwillc only.
For tlmc card. rate OF fare and further inior-
nation regarding our trains. apply to RnY G.. L.
& W ticket agent. or c 4 lHlknap. Travelling
Passenger Agent MasSlllon, o.
J ! TERRY.
Geu'l Freight and PasS Agent CicyeLand. Q.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
on aud after Sunday. Juns !, I,Ji PaS3aiaT
Trnlns will run rs follow: SDaY. tDitI1 EE.
rrpt sunday. Central time
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FINANCIAL,

C. L4HS Pre,li-at JoS ssrpota cuais;.
IA JufEsoS. Assistant cAshiss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
A ZIG AUDIENCE ron THE OPENING GOVERN

Naw-Yorl people are music lovers. This fact was
proved beyond peradventure last night when nearly
$3.50 men and crowded into the Madison
Square Garden to listen TO The opening concert Of
Sousas BanG. on every evening until June II
will the band play. and judged from last night 5
attendance. the viii be profitable one. The
band is too ve,l-known to require comment Last
nights programme was an elaborate one. and was
well interpreted Selections by Tschsikowsky. Dix.
Pryor Lacomc- Forester. G!et. Thomas. Rossini.
Wagner. Ludcrs. Rubenstel. Liszr and Kunkc
given and received with applause. Incident
ally three of Mr. Sousa's pieces given. The
programme began with "1Sl2." The Holy War"
by Tschaikowsky. a musical sketch OF Napoleon :
retreat from Moscow Then came - Musical
Critics Dream" The M G." had had his sensi-
biities shocked by a rude and rreverent hand
organ. so he slumbered and dreamed that all the
famous composers had called upon him. TO his
prise. they all took the theme Ot the humble hand
organ. and amplihcd H. and made II thing OF
beauty. In this selection Annie Rooney" became
classical. The tune was supposedly treated by
Bach. Mendclssohn. Chopin, Beethoven, Kossini.
Schubert and Wagner
Arthur W. Pryor played trombone solo and
Miss Inez Mecusker sang She received an encore.
An equally attractive programme is offered for this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
SOLDIERS ATTEND CHURCH ~ BODT.

The members of the 22d Regiment turned out
Yesterday afternoon to attend service at St Agnes
Chapel. in West Ninety -second-st. The chapel was
crowded All the seats TO the right and left OF the
main aisle had been reserved for the soldier boys.
and nearly Coz OF the wcarcrs Of the white and
blue filled them. Wives. sweethear;s and friends
crowded the church The Rev. Dr. T. a Bradley,
pastor of the church. welcomed the regiment. lie
said. in part: Il welcome You here to-day. The
spirit of the church and the spirit OF the army
are not very lar apart You are defenders Of
American institutions, and the closer we come
into contact the better
Then the Rev William \. Durnel. chaplain OF
the regiment. addressed the men. and held their
close attention for over half hour. y large choir
of men and boys gave an elaborate programme Of
sacred music. and did not sing. Onward Christian
Soders'-a fact worthy OF record. The church
decorated with flowers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
GAMES IN THE WEST.

Chicago. May 13.-Nearly 1900 persons saw the
White Stockings win the third straight game from
Louisville this afternoon. II such a contest
as keeps the cranks edge and was literally
punctuated with streaks OF heavy hitting, wld-eyed
errors and daring base-runnng. The Colts led
in stick work and hit Kiroy Will. The "Colonels
on the other hand found hard nut to crack in
McGNl and It was not until the ninth. when the
locals had a good lead. hat the visitors bounced
upon his delivery. The finish exciting and the
crowd had a fine tor its money. Errors by
Brown and ORourke were responS iOle for at least
four runs. Weather cloudy and warm. Attendance.
1880. Score:
Chicago .......................2 8 0-li
Louisville .....................O 5-IE
Basehits-Chicago l6. Louisville TO- Errors-Chi-
cago :. Louisville TO- Batteries-McGill and Kit
fridge Menafee Gilroy and Grim. Umpre-Emse.
Cincinnati, May l3.-Cincinnati made 1t three
straight from st. Louis to-day. A base on balls.
two singles a two-base hit and by Quinn
and Ely gave the Reds" four runs and the game
in the eighth McQuad umpired on bases and
Swartwood behind the plate. Attendance. 1000.
Score:
Cincinnati ....................O 0 0 x
st. Louis. ............... -
Basehits-Cincinnati II, St. Louis H. Errors-Cin-
cnnati !, st. Louis . Batteries-Dwyer ana
Vaughn. Gleason and Buckley. Cmpres-Swart-
wood and McQuaid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
THE MILE WALK MAY BE THROWN OUT

THE MILE WALK MAY BE THROWN OUT.
NcwHaven. Conn. May 1S (SpeciaD.-JameS
Lathrop, trainer OF the Harvard track atheuc
team. stayed here to-day 20 have an understanding
with the management OF the Yale team relative TO
certain disputed matters Of yesterday. The princ-
pal point considered az the conference to-day was
the disputed mile walk. The fact that three men
were ruled of and another warned caused
much hard feeling. and tonight Mr.. Lathrcp said
that the contest would probably be thrown ont
The Yale management declare that neither Allison
nor Tnroll was running when disqualified, bit
that Phillips Harvard's manstay. ran repeatedly.
Mr. Lathrop asserts that ali the Yale coachers
gathered around Mir McEwen the Judge Of the
walking, and kept dining in his ear: THAT FaT-
v&rl man Is running by don't you hau. hin
on? The Yale men in the walk also yelled at M.
McEwen 20 disQuaify Phillips. according 10 Mr..
Lathrop Both Yale and Harvard have verbally
agreed to throw the race out. With the mile walk
dropped, the result OF the meet will be: Yale u
points: Harvard, 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
THE RECORDS.
PRINCETON PLAYERS STONED.
AN UNPLEASANT wIND-UP To THE BALL GAN
- ppoNIpENCT

Princeton. May IL (SpeciaD.-The Varsity team
returned home from Providence this morning nluch
6isgusted over the treatment they had received at
the hands OF the Brown men. The Princeton men
say they are not accustomed to play against ten
men on baseball fields. The decisions of the UNI
pire they say were unfair all through the game.
The climax was reached when in the latter half
of the seventh inning Brown went into the field
minus the pitcher. White. who 10 be substl-
tutel for Russell whom the visitors had found for
sixteen hits, wanted time to practise. The umpire
eave them one minute to play. then changed it to
two. then to three. Captain Mackenzie then took
his rnen off the field and claims the game. 9 TO o..
The Princeton team stoned they left the
field Gunster. the third baseman, being hit in the
head with a rock, and other members of the team
being hit on the arms and body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.

Buffalo. May l3.-To-day's game on the new East
Side grounds was one-slded from the start. AMI a
crowd OF over four thousand disguised spectators
dwindled away long before the end. Each side
tried three pitchers. Score:
Buffalo .......................1 o D -
BInghamton ..................5 0 o 20
Basehits-Bufalo IA. Binghamton p. Errors
Buffalo r. Binghamton !. Batteries Mahoney and
Urquhart Dolan Delaney and Dowse. Umpire
Snyder.
Troy, May 1S-Troy lost to Springfield al Pleasure
Island to-day owing to two Caring errors b.
Phillips In the last inning. Score:
Troy ...........................2 o. .
Springfield ....................2 30
Basehits-Troy g. Springfield b. Errors-Troy T.
Springfield s.. Batteries-DOnovan ana Cabin.
Coughi!n and Leahy. Umpire-Gdnney.
ITS ANNUAL "PLANKED-SHAD" DINNER
The Pavonia Yacht Club Of Jersey cry gave it,
annual "piankel-shad" dinner a; the clubhouse.
Jersey-ave Jersey city, yesterday afternoon
Many visiting yachtsmen from Ne~-York. Brooklyn
Larchmont and other places took part IN The fes-
tlvities Speeches were made by Commodore Kohn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14

LADY's MAID or CHILD'S NURSE
Rv a very competent. refined North Ger
man in private family good city reier-
enccs ly0 East AIth-st.
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tjelp Wautso.
Males.

Males.
COLLECTOR Married man. about -.
on salary VIII undrfataugs collecting "a
cliy. or Who can learn quickly. Applj per
sonaily 2pl Eas; lGih-st
WANTED. Men on cattle steamers To-
London. Liverpool and Glasgow. work for
passage. Apply 90 Greenwich st.
MEN 10 take orders In every town and
CITY. no delivering. good wages from start.
pay weekly. n1 capital required. WORK
veqr round. state ag-. GLEN BROS,
Rochester. y. Y.
OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE wants a
reli.bl. man. about =. win some knowl-
edge ~ re'ail trade and accustomed 20
managing help for falariel g1ffioa. Ap-
ply personally AZ Phi East iCih-st
Female.
~ RISE Wanted. o. thororEh'y cowge-
tent mlldi"-ngci woman. with h'.if 20 ref
'r"ncrs IN family on lruoklyn Heights, 90
take care n child. Address :. c.. Box ~.
Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
Gorscs dn0 CGrrldqec.

FOR SALE.-Saddie and driving marc.
li7, hands. strong built: also matched team
Chestnut mares. suitable for lady. Address
Or. o. c. JACKSON. T. o. Box iIi. ia
maica. l.. J.
FOR SALE or TO HIRE FOR THE
SEAsON.-l cny outft 'pr children. Ad-
dress DR.. o. &. JACKSON. Pony Breeder
Z. Q. Box lGl. Jamaica. l.. L