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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21

A.-TO LET-ln the Dalhousic. ~ 20 Is
West J9th-si.. fronting Central fark.
very choice apartments. IL AMI 10 rooms
each. hous. absolutely nrrproOf. and With
out a superior a. home tor fhmil"S
Please apply 90 m" Janiior.
STEAM HEATED FLATS In healthy loca
ton. Il rooms LnI hath. ali light. between
sih and 81 ave. stations. N Madison
ave. s2s 10 So Inquire ~ Fast ll6th-st.
To LET Apartments. all Hight rooms
In the clinton. 2',3 ". i21 -.
Apply - Manager.
jTH-ANE. lots. c)rner seth -. Elegant
apartments overlooking iark. So" 10
81 2uD SAMUEL NIXON. - broadway.
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MONDAY. SEPTEMBER %
Yenassee Jacksonville. Clyde....... 800
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

LsTs:s, corpsr s'hst; 22 Soajt Matthew 81
George HOFFMAN and wife to Charles blank and co.,
Of 'f Srcs.r,l sHss sr
lsSin.s 5 iGsi f Of S'bay, e s ); al
Emily Condit and husband 20 Mary l. Sher- ,c ooo
100 Mary E Monaghan to Michael Mcnarney 200,
n@%,cr.s, 30 g. Edward Jacobs referee to Mary .,o,
23d ST. $ $ 200 IT Of mh-ave 25xeso. Albert
f cans to Anna II Sil,Grman io,e; 70 Henry
Ains'erdanl-av". No ~ sara" H"~''' " "
lssa S"y Nos % q '5qgG p? VEST r6oma. ANS
l2 eth M s. ic # Of @' rar%aye
ander a Jordan and wife to Isaac h''e''na"' 100
iSs .as. % 20 Of Asssass- Jordan lax
vandan,-s, No 90 Josephine Tornpkins to Alex on
s2 snf' 'I s. iss4 It r G,6-avc 20 iox9Sa:
David l.evenrtt ct al. executors to Leopold
Ta2 i.G e s. 22i It Of Goiumtncs 25xio2;
iooi nsFrS S y %a Of Win 4'Sayo Mary
SIM Mi'TSE 5 2 2is s'y Of Wc., End-ave i,xIo22
Henry stevens tr. and wife TO Sarah J
losth-st. 10 80 Fast: John define and wife to
siam iS8" e iti:s, 23xs5 ioh9 ,oo
e'h-ave. 81. ss4 and "@ Thomas p sheridan to
Lots %s' 81 and 81 map Of properly Thomas
Mercen 9th Ward and Other property ANTONIO 81 700
sChs y 2days : sSS9; s an Y is..
Yo1f Pos, Graduayf Mg1i'a S'noo' anu eooO
Rrson-nye So Il II l6iihsi. 26NiTregu- .. 40
lar: Henry y Ruffner Fila breckenridge. :. "l""
SANE properly hla . ..."... 81 800
Goth at n s. 40 Of l0h-ave 2ixss o.; WI
Cranitch and another 10 Milton
Same S''I property: + Milton Weich to William
lc! f;Y" rq5Esss I' Sn;,a
Michael J DOVE and wife 20 william fuIce!a.
n s. 373 II Of Columbus save l,.ZNlVN 600
George ! Harlow and wife 70 William 'Iar".. wv
4h-ave II 3pthst. UDx". -" inter
est; Willard Parker and wife 10 Daniel sun Il.
executor. etc....-...... '''
n Al r. OF park-aNe. Naihah 1000
Schloss and wife Max Hlson @-""
l27th-st 1916 II OF fth-aNe 21n"' IL le'"f ,oo
] Steiner and wife Clara : Nowier GOlU.. -'I'V
| Waehington-ave. 353.6 (, 4 Taylor-s'. 25x
90 Henry 4 Bassford. Nustee - Charles Len roo
| Rathgate-ave W e. .,25 II : Of Kirgsbridge ROAR
4xirregular William Walsh 10 william 4,
| Cameron
| asth-s, No "a West: Henry Tonyan and wife - 90
| Israel Schneittacher and Wf"................. w
\ 3!3.6 II Of Columlus-aV" t'"N
| zoos Israel Schnei'iacher and wife - Henry g.
TOny6n
| 127th-st 1893 81 ith-ave, lN"N""' -,
| John Louise Mitchell w
! broadway corner Of 39ihst lOINi+4N, tiilt"r' o. -
| NJ Sper r referee. Moses Nelninan. 49, WIZ"
| corner u tNth-sf. '--A-'' n. 80.
Denis Shea and wife To John Jordan. -'V"
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED TO HIRE -Fellrr-roum ~
feet -4uar- or NOR. for stnr1g-. t"ilN
win pnrttcul,r~ MARIO Trlbuu. Of'ir.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

small PONIES reasonable Address Or.
O. 9. Jackson. y. q. Box 1871. Jamaica.
L. L. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21

GARDENER By single young lrishman.
M gardener or manage: on farm.
,hornugLly understands his business ID
ever, branch. l. also a GOD c'Ionlna,'
nrs. lass rof.rencas. r'ldV OCTOBER ].
Ait.,.sa GARDENER 317 lOth-ave
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Brooklyn

BROWNSTONE HOUSE. n few doors from
Fort Green Iart: strictly privni" ihinHy ~
adults. convenient 20 l. station ana tiulI'N
cars. terms moderate; references. Nh"i'HS
EOMEOKT. BOY Q. Iribnne Oifloc.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner iOS'h-st.-
Substantial artistic detached house: low
price: send for circular. ATLAS M
pROVEMEST co. l. Broadway.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


IMMEDIATE LOANS made on 'urn'-
lure In use. 20 removal. Inconvenience" o.
r,hilci,y. also on storage receipts. NJ
dress r. J. ,. Box IA. Brooklyn.
ASSOCIATE WANTED with s.. 800 In old
established cash business paying So.Vo
annually. no risk. books shown, references
cx.hanged TRAVEKS. 20, broadway
Room -.
FACTORY PROPERTIES for sale and
lease. city and country including water
mower and also frontage on salt water.
i. l.. BEEKMAN. 81 i.iber'y-st
TERRITORY and goods for sale; some
thing new. quick seller. large prohts
every family wants one. llouSEHol'
SPECIALITY co. l.l4T Broadway. Room ].
VALUABLE PLANT. Ready for business
nj nominal price. ornamental plaster re.
lief models: latest designs: opportunity OF
a lifetime A.. 100 West 42d-s'.
WANTED TO BUY for spot cash. any
Kind Of merchandise. city or country
boots sh ocs. drygoods. and clothing; can
or nddress 300 Church-st. New YORK. or.
BOX 81. Congers. y. \.
s.. OIO WANTED for months by manu-
featuring company; money secured bonns
$500 or sa!aried position given, IL VIII
pay parties with money 10 investigate. An-
dress SCOTT. Tribune Office.
sl.OW TO 5000 SPECIAL CAPITAL
wanted security for double amount ana
large profit will be given. Address of-
PORTCNITY. Box .. Tribune ONE.
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HELP WANTED.

pDY WANTED - lD "a pr fnin'ni SIN
thread samVrus. must Civ" gopu f"l'i
en-. and i..tl IN sJvp Alli'er K. -th-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
-.. So. sun.e, 50 Noon rises m GAG Moons age 81
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
=, s.,Av Hook .... Gov Island He'll Gate 50
SSanSy Hook 1901 Gov Island II 2G Hell Gate 2l9
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UOUsEWORK or COOK.-By cQmpetent
English Protestant. also young waltrsss
or houseworkar. city or country; togetner
~ separate. With Mrs. TYLER, JAG oth-
ave.
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UOT'sFKEEPER- BY a lady with rracti-
9al knowledge % housekeeping "a house,
keeper. compaai n or matron; can give oest
references Address 8. 40 Nh-a'r.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

a Eth AVE. Handsomely furnished floor,
four connecting rooms and bath. sanitary
plumbing. appointments and Attendance
thoroughly nrs'-clfss
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WORK WANTED.
Female.
Al sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
having some spare time. desires extra
dictation. literary work speciality. Al
dress RATE. Tribune Ofic".
A LADY MANICrRE desires a few Gus
toners Miss WHEELER. ~ East 18th
81, near Broadway.
NATION a lady ~ ability and large ok
p.rience with best q references. desires
position as niron In school or institu-
iioN: or a. h0usekecp"r In hlgh-clnss Pr
vatc family Address NEW ENGLAND
Tribune ONCE
sTENOGRAPHER ana Typewriter. COM
potent experienced and willing. desires
position with chance OF Advancement, best
references. Address COMMON SENSE.
Tribune once.
sTENOGRAPHER BY young lady grad
uate I'm "A business office whore she would
ond.avor 30 please her employer 20 the
best II her ability; is quite expert IN ste
biography and iyp"writing NJ C.. ga
Columbus ave.
TYPEWRITING degaD. X cents per page:
special rates FOR large orders. work called
Tor AMI delivered DODGE. ia Nassau
St. Room 503.
WANTED By teacher Of s,enogrnphy and
tvpewriflng position In day ~ evening
school or college. terms moderate. Address
EXPERT. 20 West liih-st.
YOr-NG LADY. 81. wants position in store
or Office. good writer. quick. Willing.
ohlirlng. English Address HAHN, 200
stagg-st. BROOKLYN
YOUNG LADY. s,enographer and type
writer desires permanent position Ad-
dress Miss HICK. 22o2 2d-ave.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER %.
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER %.
OUTGOING STEA MERS.

Vessel. For. Line. Mails close. Vessel sails
cserokte Jacksonville. Clyde ....... 800 III
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-07

Foxcroft. The Prohibitionsts have nomi-
mated Mr.. George Getchell as candidate for
representative to the Legislature Rev. w.
W. Gleason arrived from Warren, Mass,
on Saturday. Mr.. Gleason will occupy the
Uniyersalist pulpit for few weeks
The Aroostook county Sunday school con-
vention occurs Aug. Sth and 9th. Promi-
nent speakers are expected. The interest in
Sunday school work in this county is ex-
cellent.--Mrs. James Hayes left on Friday,
for visit to Old Town and Greenfield
The weather is cool and there i, not now SO
much anxiety for fear the potato fields may
be struck with rust.-All crops are looking
well. --Hon. G, f.. Oak and wife, who
accompanied the members of the ex-
ecutive council on their trip through
the county, returned home Satur-
day. The ladies of the party present.
ed Mrs. Oak with two very hand
some souvenir spoons.-Dr. A. a. Smith,
formerly from Old Town, is fitting up three
rooms in the Holmes block for his USE
Mrs. George I. Trickey returned from
visit to Quebec on Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-07

TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

W. F. Todd of Cal,is, has sold wear.
ling illy BY E lgardo 2.133.4; dam Alice
Biackwood 2.29 "A, to parties in Midtown,
NIB. AEA
Early Bird has had different driver in
each OF the last three races which he has
t'otted, but he keeps winning all the same.
skowhegan admirers Of Mahion look for
him to take record a. low as 2 IL this
season and are overjoyed at his clever work
in winning the 2. 10 race at Rigby. Mahiou
is most assuredly grand performer.
North Anson people are exceedingly en-.
thusiastic over the work Of the Grand Young
stallion st. Croix and made up q party
and chartered special train to attend the
Pittsdeld races where he started for the
first time this season in the 2.I7 class.
That favorite and speedy stallion in east
tern Maine, Erwin NJ, 3.20 IA lit is an
nounced, will not be raced this season.
Another $4,000 horse has just been sold
in Maine, if report is true, in the brown
mare Bride, by Cornell, owned by Mr.. A.
M. Pariia of Plymouth and sold to Provi-
dence, r.. l., parties. She is a speedy
mare, having shown her ability to 20 in
2.20.
Diana, the speedy and game daughter of
Harbinger, is showing up finely in track
work. b
Two great horses are owned by Robert
Waite of Fairfield, in Harry S., by Mys-
tic Withers, and Black Beauty by Heath
wood, son of Dictator Chief. The latter
won the three minute race at. ,PittsfieM last
Thursday hands down and he could have
gone well into the list, if it had been nee
essary.
Turf, Farm aud Home There is nothing
more wonderful in the horse .trotting bust
ness, than the way the youngsters are 60
ing. A trotter or PAGER comes out aud per-
forms in class race and makes a game
fight in fast time, perhaps wins, and we
learn that he is a three or four-year- old.
Marston c., who trotted two races last week
at Rigby Park, Thornly by Rumor, and
Honeywood, are all what we used to call
"colts, so far as age is concerned.
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HELP ckMt IT last
Even when Learned Man said Hone
- was tone.

GSen "nen learned Man said Hone
sTbeseis no hspsfor yeu.,'
lhese werds are all short, You zee. Each has
put one syllable, yet they fall upon the burnsn
neart ID e'ssedg e4hammer blows s.No hone - III
Wv nase never heard the words addressed 10 ycur
seifs you az net Ma ely to upder.f,, I'd ho ~ srs
Emehne Morgan of Weyerion, n. y. fell when
nel pnyacsan uttered them. Ia three vears of
Mc1ness ME bad taken great variety of lnedi
Gnss, tnat mad one thing in common-an inter in
apiniy 10 cure. She was aprey TO the worst form
oi ayspepeia' and would never be well, the doctor
friend told her OF. Paskola, the lannon's ar.i,c;
aiygdgested, The sh-forming food Mrs Morgsn
got Two bottles. She writes under date of NM
f.~My Hf0shaeh will bear food now When
oommeneed taking Paskola, i could eat only one
tablespoonful made IN Cruel. Now I can eat
aiMost anything want, and thank God have
So her condition was a long way from being
hopeless
This IS the testimony Of Charles E. Isaacs, of
4i3 Main St.. Worcester, Mas .For the, last
twenty-six years." L have been unable to use or
paftake OF any meat or fl tl and Eesr ely any veg
etabies beng unable to retain the same. have
Tried many doctors and countless patent medi-
ctnes. All were of no avail till | took PaskoIa
81 have used three large bottles and two half
sizesand 1t ha-sworked wonders. | now eat any.
thing that IL put upon the table. Heretofore it
has been a torture
I'm four.w lave gained i've pounds. /
feel like a new man. l am recommt nd ng TO
my friends, and still taking Paskola myself -
All reputable druggists sell Paskola A pamph.
Let describing 1t will be free on application to
The Pre-D igested Food Co., 80 Reade St. New
York.
Charles X Partrld &c, Cor. Market So,
Augusta.
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STATE NEWS.
CARIBOU.
Ar0OstOOk.

OAKIBUU.
Mr.. Lewis Duff has purchased house
lot on Collins street and is to erect resi-
dence this summer DR.. Geo. Rowland,
who has travelled from Boston to Caribou
on bicycle, arrived here on Mondsy.-A
young son arrived at the home of Rev.
Daniel jerks on Tuesday and
game wardens have had some excit-
ing times lately.-Aibe Holmes, Esq.
has commenced the erection of new starch
factory to take the place of the one recent
ly burned.-Miss Mabel Clark left on
Thursday, for months visit to Dover and
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Mothers, Read This.

There has been recently placed in our
drug store Gilmores Aromatic Wine recon-
mended by all medical societies in the
western part of this State, to be the best
regulating tonic for all complaints which
ladies are subject to. A certain cure for
Nervous Debility, Indigestion and Inward
Weakness, and general regulator for the
stomach AMI bowels, The price is 81 90
per bottle. Sold by C. B. Murphy, l57
Union Block, Water Street.
june23eodnr
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NBw YORK. Aug. 6
fI.ouR-Receipts. Is, 1875 skss: sxports essl
b5is; 90 sacks; saies $50 pigs; dub. held
low extra. q S 20; City nils. $sssas Is; pat
u.s. s g. r "'n; e i. nss, 10y . 49,
ssratgh;., so.sso. patents. ) 40 400. rye
mixtures. Is z So sspe fne Go u 10; ane
it5aIs5.
SOUTHERN FLouR-steady. quiet; common to
far extra 2sS. good TO choice s.vua3-5o.
RYE FLouR- dull, stesdy,--e2 eoatS2o
Cogs MKAL-quiet. firm; ---yeIlow
Western, = 65a2 ~; Brandy wine. 20.
RYE nominal: Western. 4sz57.
BARLEr-out OF season;No Miwaukee, ssa67
western, e3ao.; TWO rowed state. SSae5; No.
Toronto. s4asS. ~
BAElKI AALI-9uiet;-..w western !oaaa
made Canada looalos
wHEAr-Receipts. 557 goo bush; exports. l5.a 81,
sales. 6s,eco; dali, lie higher, fi'm;----
ado soa. sS 1910 s's ssa ana No. sf as1s 7ol. ss
No. sprag 77aa7s; No. northern t5la6si
No. 3. northern. 6Saa-; no Milwaukee 7ota70i
No, red. a; No2 spring soiasoa; unsradet
CoRN-Keceipts, 1850; exports 7i,oae; salee
1900, scarce, dull, decidedly higher -
No. |. 4as,i5i elevator: 5oia5oi snoat; No
2. 5e!a5ol elevator; 5easl anost; No. 3. asis
graded mixed. 45a5,; steamer mixed. s5ls
i5s: No. white. i2sa--
OATs-keceipts, luo,eup, exports, o. Dush
sales, 0oo0 dull, easier;
No. Z. io4ail; do xhite. i4as4ii; No. /,
Cncsgc, 4llsi2, No ,. 3a.ayyl; 10 white
i3ais; m,A,o weste,r. .da4i5; do white
a0s5i; white a., +0a5t
BSEF- quiet. steady; beef hams. quiet; tiercec
he.f. quier, steady; city extra India mess
si7asls, cut meats. quiet. steady; picklec
bellies, 100 lbs, at q: picked shoulders, 6ia6l
picked hams. lilalli; middles, nominal.
LARD quiet, tirmer
Western sieain closed. 800 assed;- city
a. 00a7. 90, --refneI, hrmer; Continent
f7.36a -; A, 90; compound pap, 81. o0a$6 %
toRk- qnet, firmer, sales, 800 bbls
mess, eli 80 ,kli 10: -xrrA prime, els Ooa$l3.25.
Burrhk- quiet s'eady;
state datrv new. ;5a2i; do DID, l0al4 do creamery
new. Ha2S, Pea. ae. l7s2S; Western dairy
new '2iel6, do creamery new, 1923, do factory
l2pl5; riigirs 2Sa23 rolls. iisl6.
ChkEsE- more active, steadier;
stsre large, 7asJ; do fancy. sIaes; fancy old
d a: state small, 7ia9i, do new.
5. do new s1s9l: full ssims, 2s2l: Western
Email, CID l0aal2i Western part skins, new SAD.
PET.uLKUm-s steady, quiet; United. So
CoFFEE-rio, dull, steady; No. z l6ial6i.
SUGAR-raw. dull, steady, refined. quiet
No. /. 8 a-l6a4; No. ?. 9le.7: No. d.
al sis; No. q. 3 5.l6-4l; No. ;. s II l6ai
No. 4, 33Iis Ii 10; No. Q. Il-l6s3 as
No. 10, 81 1910; No. IL, 3 9-l6ssi; No
IL, a!a3 li-l6; No. l3 3; OF. Iva SIG
mould, 4 II l6s'J; standard, 47.l6sis
eonfectione-s. l6aii, cut loaf. 81, 5 5-io
crushed, BIAS 10, powered. = 1l-l6as5: gran
ulated, i6aii, cubes l'l6s {.
sreights 10 iIserpoo- market. nominal.
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Chicago produces Maykst.
CHICAGO. Aug. 9

Flour quiet, unchanged.
WHEAT-g"Vd demand, firm - No.
spring, j3ia55s No. red, 5Ssa5t.
CoRN-s,rong. higher; No. . 52la-.
OATs-trmer. hsher, No. 2, 30ia30l.
RYE-No. 2, 45aI6.
BARLEY-No ?, So.
FLAXsEED-No. >, Sl.2iIal.26i.
PoRK-Sl3 l5al325.
LARD-S7 l5a7 rs.
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Valuable EndOrs ement.

ARTHUR II. COBB & Co.,
Dear iStrS Please send 1000 lbs. Of Cobb 8
Bordr Soap, by Emerson's Express, to oUr works
at Watertown al once, as the last you rent us Ia
nearly gone.
We have used your Borax Soap in our Laundry
Department for the last two years, and find it SUI
perior to all others we have ever used. II is an
economical soap and leaves the clothes with nice
soft finish, and is perfectly harmless TO the ma.
terisl. Yours truly,
aug7dlt
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VOCAL INSTRUCTION.

Miss Gilmore Bartlett will take limited number
of vocal pupils during the summer and autumn.
She has recently returned from Europe. where
she studied For three years in Paris and Dresden.
For terms. address care Miss Kate Vannah. Gard
ner. Me. julyl7dlmo
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sEkEl RtPoaIs.
The Stock Market.

These quotations are furnished daily by S. j..
HegArty. manager BALDWIN Bros. Co.. stock brok
erAge ufhce in this city.
Aug 6, 1874
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POSTERS.

The JOURNAL Office Is spiendidly equipped to do
all kinds CT poster WORK at short notice, and il
irst class shape. Call and secure estimates,
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Chicago Market.
Nsa York Munsy Market.
NEW YORK. Aug 6.

Money. easy l.
Prime mercantile paper. 3laIi.
Government ponds. steady.
Railroads. higher.
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.ex-div. Ibid. iasked
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-13

depositors freely the gold necessary TO
take the bonds The decision is of impor-
tance, as the hanks represented at this in
formal conference with the Union Trust
and United States and Central Trust COM
panies, hold the bulk of the gold in New
York. Presidents King, Stewart and OIL
colt of the trust companies mentioned.
have already extended TO the adminlstra-
tion their assurance that the new issue
will be taken care of When the February
issue was made depositors had difficulty
in taking the gold from banks and many
only secured legal tenders, which were
presented at the sub-treasury to obtain the
gold. The government thus failed to Sc
cure over $3S,000,000 gold for the S5S.OOO 900
netted by the sale of $500000OO bonds
The decision OF the bankers to give uD
their gold freely will consequently net a
large amount OF gold to the government ms
the result of the forthcoming $50, 600, 600
bond issue. The amount, it Is estimated,
win be over $50, 000,0o0.
1t is understood in New York that the
new issue viii be announced within forty
eight hours, If the circulars and sub
scripuon blanks can be prepared in that
time
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-13
pETURN oF TIE SENATORS.
None of Those Now in Washington Will
Talk of the Organization.

Washington. Nov. 12-Senators are be-
ginning 10 return to the city, a number of
them being at the capitol this afternoon.
Prominent among those in Washington
are Senators German. Camden, Ransom
and Harris. The first three named were in
conference for a long time this after
noon, Mr.. Ransom going to the Senate
chamber as soon as he reached the city.
Mr. German, when asked about the con-
ference, said it was an impromptu gath
ering, it being the first time they had met
since their departure from town to en-
gage in the work of the campaign He
denied that there was any political sig
nihcance in the conference.
None of the senators would discuss the
question of the organization of the next
Senate.
Senator Harris reached Washington this
morning and spent a few minutes at his
committee room. He will remain till the
next session of congress conVenes.
Senator Voorhees, came in on an after
noon train and will leave in a few days
for the Virginia Hot Springs where he
will remain till the first week in Decem-
ber
Mr.. Jones of Arkansas will reach Wash
ington next Thursday, and Mr.. Blackburn
is expected the first of next week.
Senator Peffer has returned from Kan
sas, but is non-committal as to the policy
of the populists in the matter of organ
iZatiOn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-13
ROBBERS HOLD UP A TRAIN.
Two Men Secure s4oo From an Express
MeaaenRar.

Monet, Mo, Nov. l2.-Train No. ] on
the ST. Louis and San Francisco railroad
was held up tonight at $3.50 o'clock at a
small station near Verona. five miles east
OF this city, by two masked men. The
affair did not occupy over twenty min
utes. The amount secured by the robbers
was not over $400. The bandits boarded
the train as it stopped at Verona, and
as the engineer pulled the throttle to
start the rain he was confronted with
two Winchesters and given orders TO go
ahead until he was told to bring the
train to halt. Half a mile out the
train was stopped, and the engineer was
compelled to get down from the cab and
walk back to the express car. Then he
was told to order the expressman, Dolph
Chapman, to open the door. Chapman did
as requested, recognizing Engineers Stew
enson's voice. The robbers Immediately
covered the express messenger with their
guns and compelled him to give them the
packages that were In sight. Engineer
Stevenson was then marched back TO mis-
engine, and ordered TO pull out. The rob-
bers darted In a northerly direction. a
posse Of citizens is pursuing the men.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-13
ON TO ST. PETERSBURG.
The Remains of the Dead Gear Re-
moved from the Kremlin.

Moscow, Nov 12.-The body of Gar
Alexander III. was taken from the Krem-
to the railway station en- route for st.
Petersburg. The procession from the ca
thedral of the Archangel Michael to the
station was much the same as that upon
the occasion of the arrival of the body
and it's conveyance to the cathedral The
streets were lined with people and troops
and the same mourning decorations we're
displayed. A special service was held at
the station prior to the departure of the
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