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TA+a'rIeaI Aspirations Crushed.

Georgia Robbins who is 10 years old and
pretty, ran away from her home at 40 skin
man street BFooklTn. on Jan. because she
wanted to DO an actress She found il impos-
siole 70 get theatrical enRaRement but oh
talned EN- ploIment as . waitress At Dennstt's
FestauIAht In Park row. Detective Price Of ths
FAST lzoth street police station arrested her
tnsrs on her fathers complaint. Al tile HAT-
lem Police Court yesterday she was turned
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workmen make IL up into garments. which in
stvle and finish aud thorouRhness OF work
manship are superior to the work OF any for
eign tailor. The Government IL unjust " IL
permits clothes of the same cloth. made In an
Inferior way. to come through the Custom
House free. IL Is clear INJUSTICE to American
workmen. They deserve better than to he the
mere mere retormers OF the plumbers OF English
Another delegate said that no elf-respect-
ing American. who brought these foreign
clothes into the country would wear them a
would absolutely refuse to alter their defects
President Modrow appointed Delegates Len
to draft an appeal to all the iourneymen OF the
country TO boycott foreign custom tailoring.
This committee sent to the printer Yesterday
afternoon its unanimous report. prepared by
Delegate Lennon. The report reads:
PROTECTION! PROTECTION! PROTECTION
IT, -, r,,".a Io,,e,. ., q, I.,tri stl,t g,s,ti.g
me s,.H,.n Of V.r an'Gn 6.. been .p.sisy called
nersLsnt tailor. by Tue imporiatOn Of custom Cloth
inE from EurSgs. and .spsSi.lly from Enssnd TGoqs
there purchase millions of dollars worth Of clothing
SssRI 'asr
o..e ot cur 81 .ra s We ~ correction Sh at
sI sts Ir2 1 S S T. & to remedy this
ana ioafnsE%.a TaI!sS ss..s. % a once sppr
remedy that yol have In your own hands and can
apply Which 8. do no! alter ., 6a.hsl
United 70 the i1jnsy ., each AMI .V.ry one %
now purehsse must TO very great extent cease TO
purchase VIII you consider your own interests and
comply with our request in this circular aud bushsi
no more English made clothing We believe that the
people OF the United states should n,st consider ihs
welfare Of their own counTymsn. and We assert post
lively that our citizens who purchase European made
clothing doing their utmost to destroy their fellow
c.nnIy ana should in no case have the patronage
OF AmsTtrans
We therefore ask that send TO the trade papers
OF your craft the name Of any American that you
know purchases such clothing in order that their
names may be published and exposed to the public
persons who desire to destroy the industries Of the
United states and make panpers OF our people. and
urge our craftsmen from Maine to California and
every merchant tailor as well to push the warfare in
this workton the lines above Indicated and fesl
rdent that short time will bring great relief to ali
in our trade,
. The association will meet at 23l East Thirty
third street next Wednesday night to consider
this circular. 1000 copies OF which will be
through the custom tailor shops
Of the city. Delegates said last night that
I there was no question about the endorsement
o. the circular. 1t will be distributed oil over
tho country later.
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A Ros.s sal !. tls Naas orCs.r,,,.

Capt CToss Of the Fifth street police station
has sent out an alarm to arrest two sWindlsrs
Who are selling bogus bal tickets The tick.
sis puIpoTt 70 ee for = ball 70 b given % Feb.
X. AZ CoheeEdiA Hall b. the Uniisd HsbEsS
tefsls Ia The 6Sils thai The All ~ iaS ~
bfAsnt OF the poor Ths u4ltsd Hsbrss Char
itiss has GlFsA nsties thai ths ahsiF Z ! iTssd
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NATIONAL GUARD NOrE,.

p,,.s. 49, ~, y. Vo"'s,sA''oh IN The Second
| $500. - - 800. Du 'ne RESIGNATION OF,
..,.n., -, .-- ~" ~, hot''uen' Tue rea'on
800 p,s. ,,, .. Uu''Hess. Some who rrc
49,. -, y ~ 49, " SO"ne' Ae''Oh Is mofsIs
r.is,,.n. sa,, IT, AppeAs, mere are hints thnn.
a.. - , - SUI n's eh''-e coFpr
49,, 20 ~, ~ .,'.- - 'pey m'gAi BE- and
a., an, -, 80 ' :. " H"p "O' earring 70 lie quo'si
s. 50 "io'o man Pesseu "rhthe Cooh,Ts
ss, sVne o"ee's claim 'nAt tue Colonel has
W 50 "uVu 'o"mahuihR oucer should pay
-. " nNkea deterioration ia
" e'pnho anu urih OF tue organIatoa
MeGrath for the past two ,n.peo,on. vii, ~ -.
interest or tbs ipsn.ction h.,d .n,,, 90 80
Prospect Park Gen MoGra,b saw. " m. b,uI ~,
regiment I'm three battalion, npd.r IN. cni.n., a'
good in close order moy.m.nt. Tn. oni,,,.n :,
tended order dr,,I and n,.r,,c,, vo,L a., a." '. F"
third Regime mt vas more than . di,,nno,n,m.r,c
the inspection OF 1879 III. General b.. ,ni. >.
Although many Of tn. eomn.ni.. A.. in 49,,
and In some instance. in hirby credi,ahs r,n,,,.,
go ~, ~, companies that hln
..,nS,,', - u soA' 'ne regiment h"f
..n..,.,' :, ~. . .us .,uia.As o' Gen AcOfa'a
mn, !. ~, .I''p ~ u eViueh' tue ran
,oo, N n,.d'., ~ -, ss w, ~ oe ~ u A""'
10 not unlikely that there will DO more than one ca,
didats for the office
Gen. A. e. Barnes will review the Tysnty.thi,d P,r
ceremony with Col Partridge a. ommandsnt Rror,
will be made to retrieve the bad showing made by u,
regiment In the review two weeks ago.
The annopnc.m.n, IN an. ,,.u,... =, c
Tyenty.s.eond R.yim.nt ,hn, ,h.,. non.,' ~.
Lieut. John A. ouivl.v had ,,.,vn.s h...r.
about to move TO Auburp Nv w.. 1900 -,
deep regret and hi. los, 10 tba comn,, ..,,,a -,
bs much regrstt.d a. ba a, or,o.. - 80.
r., IN ar. So ~ 'aon 0I oe'hR one o. "
priv,,, in con'n.nr ~, 'n' ase'N seeohaA
corno,,I So, ., Co. r y 90 Po"o's
s.ry..n, H. o. go ss I'm - .eo" un'
Iss- IL w...n,or s., ,.,' ~ S
and wa. r.c.n,,v $1,000 ~ ~ ' ,
'heaA' iof zen years service Company @. Capt hu
ray N'h snoot It's junior class match a. the armoT
mex" wednesday n'ght. second Lieut.. J. II. wishinn
OIL company has sent In his rssignation-
7, \. -r--
co,.m.n 80 =, ca,n s,D .nA' .sp', rug
$500 y. eOpauS T.. o'AS'hh'h Essimsnt
the Captains recent diversion in bringing a pair
bagpipss together with flute aud nddIe into b, Cd
company room In the armory-to the horror OF MAO
Duty. who cut the concert short-reoals TO mind hE
when the Captain was = musician in the Firth ORA
Regiment OF Volunteers during the war Of tie r,s.
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htrIks oIIss Cu,Isrs

NYAcE, Feb. 0-ssveral hundred men en-.
ploysd b. the Kniekerbocker Ice Com pany cut
ting ice At Roeklahd Lake struck for higher
wages yesterday and all operations were sus-
pended for a short time. The men expected
81 so and Sl.I5 q DAY. aud when they received
their eksckS Yesterday they found that they
Alter . short dsllbsratian the Officers Of the
company 4eesdSd for the present to the de-
mAhds Of the men.
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through. She discharged tho attending ply
stefan and said wc would try the CCTiCUnA
REMEDIEs. I began to Use them about tho
middle OF last August, procuring new supply
when the first was exhausted. i am now well
and attend To my missionary work. am
eecretary OF tho Sullivan County bible Society
tportrait inclosetb. Have been engaged in mis-
sionary work In the county for eighteen years.
fering humanity viii be part of my missionary
work In the future. -
REV. MASON GILLESPIE,
7. o. Box IL, Mongaup, Sullivan Co., N. Y.
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A raj Ca.h,.r sen, 60 I'M.

LOUISVILLE. Feb a-In the Circuit CaaTi a
Clinton, Ky. yesterday n A, Mitchell arH'd
Of the suspended New Farmers BaRs ID! Noun
Sterling was convicted on the chaggn o' 49,
swearing regarding the banks c0uditir" an
was sentenced 70 one year Ia the zen .iru. b ;.
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remedies and consulted a
good physician, who pre-
tcribed for me nine mon MS
with no permanent relief. I
gradually grew worse and
worse. Death would have
been a relief, and II was The
only relief l expected. Just
then my wife Il thank God
for a good one) found the
book YOU sent in some out
- tha nae .,lnro apg vra.I ~
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BRookLTS's SPECIAL ELECTION.
GOV. FIower ChsaEss the Dat--A Quad
rauguiar Fight Ia Prospect.

Gov Flower has issued another proelama-
tion In relation to the special election for q
Supervisor in the Eighth ward In Brooklyn.
changing the date from Feb % to March Il
1t was found that the commissioners OF Flee
ton could not have complied with the law in
regard 10 the publication OF tho registry lists
without an additional weeks time. tho day for
Feh "a.
Charles KromhSeh, the regular Democratic
candidate. announced yesterday that IL elect
si he would not vote for the retention of Chief
John \, Me kAne as President pro tenn. OF the
Board Of Supervisors. Ex-Superyisor George
kshOs proposes TO run as an independent
Democratic candidate. August q Fischer Is
the candidate Of Mr.. Edward NJ. shepard's
anti-snap Committee OF One Hundred. and
also OF the Executive Committee Of the lie
publican Organization,
The trus-blus Republicans in the ward are
in revolt against Mr.. ShsIGTd's dietatiOns aud
declare that they will not only knife Fischer at
the polls, but put W. l. Drain in the field as the
straight Republican candidate There Is an
IATenty little doubt that the Democrats will
come out ahead In the quadTilatera! Eight,
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ECZEMA ON LIMBS
How . Missionary Suffered. Death
Only Relief Expected. Speedily
Cured by Cutlcura.

7 have been troubled with chronic Eczema on
my limbs. The itching was very annoying and
made me unit for work. 1 had tried many
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D,a %. sst I.a~ysr malI.s,. Hoa.s Aar,

NEW BRuNswICK. \. J., Feb. 9-The hand
some eountrJ house OF LAWYER J, ID. Hallen on
the Easton avenue turnpike was destroyed By
IRE on the morning Of Oct. 10 last The FIRE
was thought to be OF ineeHdlary origin. This
theory was strengthened when, AftsTEard
heavily Insured. Detectives Oliver aud Hous-
Ssll Of this city sus peetsd that PAXTON Follett.
esndi4Iy He q = sea Of Dr. follstt
ne ne sAf eSsn SSt 81 S0Sn youn vas learned
BToWb's Point, near keypoTt. last DSesm Der
And was livihE az that place. Yesterday the
detestiVea arrested him there. To-day they
toek him 10 the Somerset county Jail.
The complaint against him p arson, aud Il 10
presumed that ID is made by Rilkis Battlsson,
one 81 the other inmates on the Night 81 the
IRE. The detectives. however. will act dtynlEs
The n1as Of tAs senPlsii1ss9,t Ihsy ~ there
% Ore and received 900. Tbs eass y bsing
DasLsd b. ths Insurance s0mBsalss.
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Bod throughout the world Price, CUTIcuHA,
b0c.; HoAP, 25c.; REsoLvENT, 81. Porter DRUG
AND CREn. CORP, Sole Proprietors, Boston.
RE"Hov 70 Cure skin Diseases" mailed free.
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The contest for the Rife Club trophy N re TFs'th
Regiment vas won BY the tsAu TspTsseul.gE ne n'4
stan aud non-eOmaiSsiOnsd stan. The as.'ssA'
scores Of each in order Of merit we're toloTs Fs-
stan and Eon-eOnmlss.Onsd stAh. ts3 ComDan ''''
L. COZ; b. 500. T. SSI l. $50; h, 5J7 h, 90. a" 49,
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CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS

The almost miraculous cures daily effected by
the CCT1CUnA REMEDIES prove them to be the
greatest skin cures, blood purifiers and humOr
remedies ever compounded. No statement IL
made regarding them not justified by tho
Strongest evidence. People In every walk OF
life use them and recommend them. Their won
derful popularity and sale are due to the cures
effected by them, and this IL tho most substan-
tial evidence of their curative value. sale
greater than tho combined sales OF all other
blood and skin remedies.
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Company Twenty third Regiment are '"o.1. ~
a successor 10 Capt Holmes recently elected IA p.
so far they have two candidates sH-teul lIhu.nA
second Lieut. Petty first LisnI Handy va age go
TO be candidate 80 a. TO make the eou'es a's1Hs+
lar one. but he has refused 10 allow b., uas4s'0 .
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' The commissioned orfcsrs OF the siNty-ur'' Ana
ION are ordered by Major Daly 10 meet a. On. A'"i
for theoretical Instruction nrNt MONDAY r.'H"
the battalion ~il be he,d or about Roo d. i''H'
john 4, Grsy Of Company d HaS been app a.-i -
KsantMalOT
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LEAKY

sssd ioS cstaosSs .'' Ss .s ~ ss ssls'A
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Lieut. Col. c. clObridEs Fourteenth Regiment Ia
been absent from his regiment some two = mn"
months without leave aud has been invited O. appear
before the Brigade Dshnqasncy CogES nsNI Noaa.h
where he Ia expected TO explain aud Pay RE tls 10
his unAutheTiLsd AbEsnca
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Railroads.
pennsy|vaniia


"'GN Z. i2G Ff = CDs''9,i . and G0''lsns s
noo A. EAf PES tSf LIsNfs ca
and o9ssr' alton Cars Arrives cScsso Sa' s%rs.ai
s%f - 49, NJ and f! Tosas 81 NJ and ss
2;b0 r. -; CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS Exprys,
y. saa Sas "'S 9"1! Ss?i tt IS 100 50s.
90 s.'i = @ q rssss' F sssrun.. s..
Ssy''s9' 91 n siSs 4lFsTssss s'
Sfss -" %'s f'i G'sSss 'Ts s s
500 I9?' rHci f.lS'' rT SiH@s s.
f;;yS1iTIa ana Siis if;sP' rsSTss THE
$50 200 1910 G.Ti,ed. Dining can ii l. ~ IN
sS "Ts - $50 so a. aa5 &c ~ VI si
II saTT 5 n'4 n. Hl1"s c'F'' 80 Dining Car
$40 ..p! r. y , IDS p s5G 5s.
nish' taly slssgsr' to Na.roT,ry end Jacssoava.a
II" sy s2a nS ss;'ss2s' Ohio R'n's
For 2.D pd l3.N coWF0R r Al NORFOLK va s
si..ps.. n dsIlyS. "s'~".'' ''@' win 1A'''d
Tampa Jacksony.llc. sna Charleston 900 p. u dsu,
FOR ATLANTIC CIT. $50 P NJ weekday. vr
-, through R ,rS T15i3r car ,oo
For Long Brancs. A:sury PARK oceop Grove. ana r,,,
sarGsy. GDy 2 $40 s'G a% S t2S so
dsysJ W '1'
FOR PUILADELpHIt.
Express: eco. 20 g. $40 9:30 30 pAnna L,u,,sM
1910. II 4. ". 1920. I. 2.i0 3 T. 40. s e. rM2
q p. IL. l2:is night, SUNDAYS Express els sN
n:5o 10 Lir'tst,. 10 A. NJ. . 4 42o. 3. rs /
Ticket Ofices: Nos 4a3 o4a l. iof ia and o., p-,.a
way Aston House. 1874 Fast 10Th Street ana soot y
D.sbrosses a-H Cor;iandt Streets; Court Street &
Futon street. os broadway and pTooklyn Amer -
ton. FOOT ~ Fulton street. BROOKLYN Station. j.rps
city
The New-York Transfer Germany viii call 70, an
check ta0rare from hotels and residences throrsn 4
de-ti1s'on
S. NJ PROVOST. J r. wooo
General Manager T,ar=-si f,,ss'r Aes,<
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IN THE BOND MARKET.

Government bonds were unusually active at
advancing prices. Sales were nearly at asked
prices. but excepting registered - quotations.
were not materially changed:
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k,ZE|s|!l|||||A| S|s1

The New Route to the Far-Famcd Snguenay'
AND THE
ONLY rail route TO the delightful summer resorts ana
fishing grounds north Of Quebec and to Lake ST. john
and Chcoutiml. through the
CANADIAN ADIRONDACKS.
Trains connect at Chicoutm with Sasuenay steamers
for Tadousac Cacouna Murray Bay Quebec. round
trip uneaualled In America. throus matchiess forest
mountain. river and lake Scenery. down the majestic
sasucnay by daylight and back TO the Fortress city,
touching all the beautiful seaside the Lower
St Lawrence. with their chain OF commoious Hotels
Hotel Roberval. Lake ST. John. rsclass accommo-
dalton for 300 guests
Apply to ticket agents OF all principal Cities.
beautiful illustrated guide book free on application
ALEX. HARDY. J. O. SCOTT.
Gen. r. 4 p Art. Quebec. Can. eecy. MANAGER.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London July 2o-4:3o D. m-Consols ioi 7-i6 for
both and the account. New-York. Pennsy anis
and Ohio first mortgage bounds. i6% Canadian Pacific
G67A Erie consos 1874 Illinois Central
30. Mexican ordinary 49,: Paul common G0is. New
York Central 100 Pennsylvania jOa Reading. -. Next
can Central per cent bonds. IS. Atchison. -
Money !. per cent ,
The rate in the o?en market for both short
and three months bills IL =. per cent 49,
. m.-PAris advices quote per cent rentes NJ lol
francs % centnes for the account
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n. Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN RI

trains leave foot OF Vest i:d-st follows. 10 "l"
earlier ffanhlln-sl Nh
50 a m 10. Nest Cornwall Lakes MohonS ana "a.
newsska and Waikiki Valley stations. Mil1Is rSsA
lyoomlngbuls, EllenNe Falisourg. Liberty Ss.v.,ra
scranton Walton, Delhi. sidney. New-BeFila "'s""
Itlca Oneida. fulton. Osweg9. ,,ss.,o,s
s1b a M (daily) for West Cornwall. MicolessaIrs
Boominsburg. WnIsiboro. Eurnvi-. Montaiudaif, a'
Lurr HugeyVllle. Liberty Falls Liberty, Nhite LaHn
Is d m, ,:satuldays only for Mlddl.toNn bloJmiss
b,rs Wurtsboro Ellenvil,e Mountandale. SehtrsstiA
Ealisburg Hurleyyi-, Liberty Fails. Liberty. la9A'
LIVINGSTON Manor. kockand -, stony
Is 10 M for Lakes MohOnk. and MinneNasNi q, i,e
Ford Middleown. Wurtsboro. Ellenvlie Moan's,ss.ry
Crntrevlle Falsburs. Hur.eyvle. Liberty rams 49,"
Parksvilc. Livingston Manor. .,,. 1t.sdos
80 ,. m tor West Corn1all; orr's Mn sso xiils
town B!oonlngou Wurstt1ro. Ellenyile ,-- Falls.
as y. daily FOR Midiletown Bloomn ssirey ST..
burg liberty Livingston Manor. Walton sd,si po,n,s
wch Oneida Fulton. oswego. Niagara fails A.S,lr car
vest Pullman Sleeping Cars Free reclining S"
10 Chicago without change. =. ~, Bro>t
Tickets and Pullman Drawing Room seats ~ arpssoS
wax New York j. {. 49,. n T.
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repositories Negotiable receipts VIII be ISSUE a
for bonds deposited. and application VIII ~
made - have the same listed on the New Th
stock Exchange. Depositors who may not acre
I, the plan to be presented by he comf,,'ee'
may subjoc. 10 the provisions OF the agreement
withdraw their bonds. -, !,
Several packages Of second mortgage pohIs 0'
the Western New-YoTk and pennsylvania Hail-
road. aggregatng "A large amount, shipIeu ~
This country on July > from Germany have nov
arrived and although they may be received pS
the incoming steamer now duc 1t may De wen
for intending purchasers of such securities III
view of the detention to scrut'nize the o""'i'"'P
If arv bonds offered.
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Ex dividend
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE
STOCKS.
Open High Low Clos sharee
Namea lag est est. Ing sold
Amer sug REIN. .i02 l02N 10i ION 1880
xtmospheric Propulsion 2%N NK Ax 2aN 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21
e, os,x, PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Friday. July Pop m
While speculation has at time in the last
week been active there was another relapse
toward excessive dulness to-day. American
Sugar Refining even quiet and its extreme
fluctuations were hardly more than per cent.
It closed at practically its lowest point with
final loss of N per cent. Distilling and Cattle
Feeding lost l per cent. also closing without
rally One or the other movement is super
flcially wrong. If there should be no tariff legis-
lation at the present session of Congress refined
sugar would be protected while the tax on spirits
would not be advanced. In these circumstances
Sugar Refining ought TO rise and D!stng fall.
In fact both stocks lost per cent. or more. and
they furnished the only feature 10 a very stupid
market The uncertainty about tariff legislation
undoubtedly causes the dulness and the with
drawas Of foreign capital are explained by the
same reasons Export Of gold tomorrow are
strangely large II trade balances only are con-
sidered It can simply be inferred that Europe
prefers metal TO engraved certificates. II 1t shall
continue 70 follow the same policy while the
two houses OF Congress are at loggerheads about
the tariff further shipments OF gold are inevi-
table An incident in the week is the shipment
Of $500 900 gold to Canada. Unless the Treasury
"a willing 70 It's depleted II will throw
It's influence in favor of fresh issue OF bonds
not oid-fashoned per cent bonds. but brand new
bonds based on modern rates Of interest.
Aside from the Industrial stocks which moved
according 70 skilful manipulation. variations
were small and devoid OF meaning. 81. Paul
gained a and Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
lost /. per cent. Louisville and Nashville rallied
slightly and Missouri Pacific was heavy although
II ended above its lowest figure. In the railway
lis, final changes were divided
X THE BOND MARKET
Government bonds were unusually active az
advancing prices. Sales were nearly at asked
nrices but excepting registered Us quotations
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BALTIMORE = OHIO IL Il.

Fast INpItss 4IA'''' 70 ,,fNrTNNAIb
BALTIMORE, MASulNGIO.> NrICASO., Nr,r
ST LOUIS AND ALI POINTS WEEssttiINs
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE On ALL Scr CHI:
Leave New-York, .oot of Liberty ST. da-S VIC ~
cAoo and IL nisht ESr X, RI1T sT ILots
= m 600 D m. For WASHINGTON BALI ~ sun. \
III 80 a. NJ Dining Carr 80 ,,oV rs nsht AZ
;rsn. run daily except 90 E,oewy!S0 SfIIES1H N
Roanoke Bristol and Chattanooga. through rui"'
nF s sss o sSo D. esiy ~, LAO Bwsy q Mssass
900 Grand-st. y '; "a. fnfrN
Nsv-York transfer Co will call sor ana sAS'-
-.-i - -asiaAncs TO dsstinafi"H-
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ROYAL BLUE LINE
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Yves, 4cd ST. Station. New-York. IS IT,
lows and u minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST:
$50 A. ". Daly. Local 10 Buffalo Sleeping CO..
New-York &c Bgoomvllle. sundays only. can be oees
$50 4 VI. Daily local to Albany. for Caskil NOua
tans and Saratoga Psrlor ca 10 Albany. sunaiyt
DIS a. VI. Daily FOR Albany Utica, Syracuse. Roese.
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago. except
A~iI.01 4. VI. Daily. except sunday. TO Boonwl.
ana ca,ski Mountains. New Psltz Lakes MehonS i,a
B.-II.S0 A. VI Daily, except sunday, = Catsklll kess
tans New Pa!iz, Lakes alohonk and Nlnn~waska. AZ
bany. Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George. Paror e4s u
Eloomvuls. Saratrga ana Caldwell:
LIS A.. VI. Ssturdays only. Half Holiday Special U
Catski.! Mogria.ns Pari5r car attached. ..,,. A..
,ains New Paltz Lakes Mohork and MinneHaska. A.
Lany. saratoga. parior attached 10 H. bart al
c.Ei06 i: VI. pacy exc.p, sunday for Albany.
OILS T.. VI. paEy for Albany. Montreal. ltcA. syrt
case. kochesteI buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Dc
ESQ 4. VI. Daily. exceri sunday. for NeNbufg. Az
bany. Saratoga and Montreal parlor KIas
.4S r. u. DALI. except Sunday. .or Utica. syrseux
Rochester and Buffalo Carries sleeping ear passenger
SIS r. N. Daily fcr Albany U,ica. Syracuse. Roeh.s
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toro.to. Detroit Clsyr
land Chicago and s. Louis ..
A b. c. leaves Brooklyn by Annex: Ai0oo Blon
a. m. CO 90 p. Jersey CITY p X X STATEN. Aio~
For tickets time tables. paror and s:eepins-ea. 40
York and At stations. Time tables principal hotsA
For other information address
{. Z. LAMBERT Genera. Passenger Agent,
Varderbtaye.. New Yorh