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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JEEsfY
Anthrscits coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signal.


(Anthrscits coal used exclusively,
-Four tracks Automatic Block sgna.
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty-st
For Easton. Bethls hem. Allentown. Mauch csu,v A.
:'S ;';s ~ s','s ;S T. ~
'n Fci Wsc,b "a Ps,sn ' a"d G sCGap,os
10 20 80 P :; 4 n, sHpdsy' 80 < y" T.
saS S s' 3. sS0 a. e. i lss 't f. I &c. 81
S9T gsr..ssrS 4 80 -. SOP o. $50 4 NJ. r,s IN
800 P: NJ. i2:is night. '"'A'' l." ~
.o sus2aFiT ,o bYs ~ ~, c'r %w; sas,
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For Long Branch, Ocean Grove &c
$50 So 20 81 si' sass.; s' .selss o:.ss
A;eary Park s;is 4 10; 100 P NJ NJ ''"' ~
sarn.ssi f $50 sls ST' v.i PsSis'' Put ~
For Atlantic CO city Cape May vineand and Brsdrs
ss r. s; Sc 70 e.; 81, Tsi'; s s
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR t E.G:s Do nsANSH E. OCEAN "a Gko.E ETC
For Hshsnds Hsh .s Hf ssssA 81 So,n.
RuIns9n Beach, seaosisht Monmouth Beach, and L0as
only o9 81; 40 $50 P NJ sunday. - s s'''ii.s s
For Eleeron. A,sury Park. Ocean Grow. and ,,s,
days o1yI 100; 3:t5 $50 $50 NJ sansays . as;
For Lsk;yosa. Toms River. and B.rn.sas ~ 4
B. 10 r. NJ
For Atlantic city. Cape Nav. vineand and sraevu
40 A. NJ. 1:oN
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO FaILADELfHiA. bALTIAoRS AND wAsuEa
IS BBsaae ea4, et f. 81 3. &C. &C. 70
ssst Sun ssSesy 50 &C. ilso Il Dining Ing dn Y
For Baltimore and wsshing,on week dsys' 90 In
6irins Car? a n. iSo, 800 500 SO gahs 20
4; n: 30. 500: . 90 1inins cs3 P T. s:S La &
Tickets and parior-car eeats be procured at Ia ~
as pa lao, 1923 Broadway 49, e,hsvs, q ID
1:in b. az Es:s v !7ots cn, %. iS re- r.
brooklyn: % Broadway. williamsburg. m Mv.yadi
Transfer Company will cali 70. and check hagg,s nSS
hotel Or residercs to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Burmester. Matilda. and another to W Burton;
J"nnnss.s' go - ''............ $40
Boyer Philip. TO A ouackenbush. No 2as sth- %
1siser Ben,amin F. and wife to William II
swift and wife. part lot s, map Woodstock On
Baron sraS Mai;na to Morris Manowch eiths,. %
as It Of 4th-ave year a., So 100
'i inss NJ 254 Maalson,aye. , $50
cG H@nna m 10 ru and otSer propcry year so
Delmour. John NJ. to T. W Youmans Madison Madison
ave- " D n lot ST. map ben'i"'h ne'a"' a
cinssars. Isaac. and wife to Israel Feldman No
cTa,ccn Robert a. and wife to franklin
inss Bank. 3ith-s,. 1919 IT = OF sth-ave' ,.o
Ley. George ". to ouin,ard. soth-s $, on
Mpiplebam. o william a. to Robert f Robinson.
executor and trustee. I36th-s,. 5. la IT =,
Moran. Margaret. to Margaret Moran executriv ,oo
M Nc S1G ht Mnra TO- Todd looh.
S25 Il E Of Amsterdan-aye. and z years. l'o'o
Mq1 pn @ e ssha w asG PROPERTY aaon
lns ye oSr nn5 ,f 10 XeYork coopera.
building and Loan Association; Camorens- ~
r ay lo TO Of UH'Ga anS icsdst
iss Il OF 3d-ave. years. MORTGAGES. o."
fS wn% Ii to to " W: Farms :' ROAD ana
10 OF Msai,aye , year mor pSsns;on ~"
st. SIS. 80 I, Of willet,,s,. years: -. 80
Rogers. Robert. to e Elebash 2s,-'' ~
s,sI % ii David al a and wife to Mateda Roth.
schild Nos i2l and III sullivan ST.. demand. o.
Schoepper Henry. and wife to Gertrude Fleisch-
mann. Bathsaieave. 5. 1868 IT Of i72d- on
Stroh simon j. 20 Clara Stroll 9lstst. $, 80
steiermann Rosa. to l. Bach. l24thst. s.
i25 II Of ist-ave. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
The rector churchwardens and vestrymen OF 81
Georges Church OF Flushing TO NewYork LIE
Insurance and Trust Co. chainbers-st. s ZIG .. ~
n ---. years. .........: loV
The Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church to Title
Guarantee and Trust co. 22d-st. s. 100 II W
Of 5th-ave years. 12N
Zei,ung Marx and wife Henry Meyer. Mad
son-ave " corner Of i34th-st. years....... l.N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COTTON-There a advance OF points 'V,oa9s,
with the close steady and total sales oooy
bales. The range october l. ISaI '4c Inc cary
advance Improvement OF about PONY IN, M
Liverpool the opening and subsequent IN
provements there prices further; the net
advance being 3 points The strength abroad was
attributed 10 the advance in silver. our market Io
lowed quite closely the changes in Liverpool when were
quite marked during the day. The sales at Liverpool
seemed TO showing a falling on spnners taxing OILY
5000 to-day The trading here was mostly or oea
account Outside Liverpool important news cahhe
hand The weather at the south as RUE rs sooS ~
and the though some iePo,'
damage certain sections are coming 10 manu-, oa
traders but little attention to sush repois sspst
627 bales week. and l5s1 bales last year soou
ceips being lis3 bales. all new Galveston received a'S
bales Of new cotton against lS bales last week; anu
800 bales year. while New Orleans got % paies
against 1876 bales last week At Memphis Dale OF NV
cotton was The passage by the House OF the
Senate Tariff bill occasoned some rise In Liverpool pu'
since then prices fallen OF to figures about
with the prices ruling before the bill was passed me
idea abroad s now, apparently that any improvement,
IN business circles on side will not be radical and
thai cotton will be slow repond owing 10 the promise
OF an abundant. cotton crop
on.r,nr ranre and close to-day closing bids the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
n. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN II

IyNAns leave fool OK WesI +-u-st as t0410"'' "
earlier from FralAlin-st - ,,.,ork and MD
56 u Tor Mes. Cornwall. Lakes M.h0'M ss.s,osa
HiSomincburS EilenIili-, fallsburg. Liberty
Scranton Walton. Delhi sidney. New-bef'n' ~"
Utica Oneida. Fulton. Osweso. - uaAtowa
OlS a M daily for West Co:nwa. ,Ss FslS
Boom,nSburE Wurstboro EuenSie Mon ,1,sas lake
buIy Uurieyvlle Liberty Falls Liberty. Nh"' pIsu.
las p lsaturdays only for Middls,9sn csnrsvns
burg Wurtsboro, Ellcnville. Nountandale. IpsrkuuA
FalisburH Hurleyyille. Liberty Falls. Liberty -
A's Sn, axes MoSonk and Mlnnewaska S "a
Ford Middletown. wurtsboro Ellenylle My LDsrE
Centreyille Falisburg. Hureyville Liberty FANS
Parksville. Livingston Manor . o, u,. yes4s
$50 p. m. for West Cornwall; orrs mi RSn NIsas
Rrcok Campbell Hall, Stony Ford. Cryhiai nu"
town Blooming burg. Wurstbno. Ellenylle. vhurr FAB
Ian n M daily Tor Middetovn bloonif' ccs,sv ~
hurry liberty Livingston Manor, Walton so IA pss
Wich Oneida Fulton Dswego. Niagara an t, 'rhak 8
10 Chicago without change ..,. AZ s,t -
Tickets and Pullman Drawing Room scssWynrpsoN.
VA, New-York. J. :, ,sy.r.s, NJ
General Passenger Agent 80 bea'e'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

Sew-York. August II. 1894
BEANS AND PEAS-Domestic marrow quiet. but
very frm from scarcity obtanabie below 81
and some lots held higher. Domestic medium and pea
nominal White kidney In small supply and steady Red
kidney had small sales 81 S.. shippers
equal 81 ~ In regular There fair supply and
receivers wish goods moving. but generally
hold prices firmly Foreign medium in fair demand and
steady Foreign pea very plenty and very little wanted.
Green peas held very firmly. New expected TO arrive
about September J. We quote; Beans domestic marrow
white kidney 50 4o9s2 so: do red kidney 81 7as2 do
turtle SOUP 81 9Oa42 do lima California cobb - 5su
81 foreign medium 81 %5dsl co. do foreign
81 rs: green bbs bush 81 90 do bags 81 49,:
do Scotch, 81 20.
Bt,TTER-rhere IL q short supply Of fancy creamery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
ErRoPEAN PRODUCE MARKETs.

Liverpool Aug ia - p ~. -Be-'-E,tra India mess
dull n G7s 81. prime steady az @ps iork--irime
Western fine duh AZ bis 81. 30 medium iuIl Al
Sss 80 Hams Short ut. about ~ e. III n, steady AZ
Bacon Cumberland cut about = To- ~ ~ steady
ribs aiIg' - ~ stead. 80 Ils ~. long
clear midcs about o. n steady AZ a's long and short
clear middles about IS n. STEADY ~ 1N~ shoulders
Alou, Il II n firm nt 3hs 'hr--- American hneri
Al 23s Cot,on.-ed OIL Liverpool refined arm NJ els.
Spirits u turpcntne firm a. 2is 80. kosin-Conmon dui
at 3s 81. IArd-prim- western spot nrm a, SIS ~
Whea'-So r.d winter steady n - 81. No rcd spring
steady a, g. Flour - Louis fancy winter STEADY at
rs Western spot hrru A. - Id August
steady li.d. september steady at " 31d october
steady ~ SID Hops al Londpn-facinc Coast steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
DEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Iot 422 map Rutgers estate etc; MOTIFS .,o m,
C;eller al to Henry VI Bloch and anotner S''"V'
Delanceyst 1913: Isaac Wernstein to h broh-
o corner Avenue c and 7th-st 3o'ox4o'' 9
Julia s G Porter to Amalia W Schelling ~,
Ludlow 1875; Fishel Weinraub 10 Jusset WIS M -.o
seth
23d at $ $50 II l0thave. 25x9s0; Melissa q, oos
n Holmes 10 Charles Noble o'''"'
Iex Q corner I5th-st. lt.2xo), marie
] Fitz ct al. executors Judith Duke 10 Lee On ooS
t Wolf pa
Same property; Marie Fitz ct al TO same <''-'O
:,d-aye go II OF lO2d-st lsxloo; fren- ,
erica Brette to Achille + Rosini ....;;.
I2th-st y, 1903 II . Of 3d-ave 22oxI"Vh' IN ooo
Louis Smadbeck Hannah Cole: ,'.,,,. '''"o
Io4h-st l2J II Of st-ave 23x1Voll LEWIS an oo,
Y Bach TO Rosa Stenermann '-'"'
Same property Rosa Stenerrnann to Samuei I ,
....................- s.s'.'''
Madison-ave I,j6s; John Il Bowers to Bernhard
n OF Lenox ave. 2Vxioo IL 90 o,o
lanes T Young Michael McSorley lo'"o
loOth.s l22 West; James Frame 10 beatrice N
e IIernheim ........'. 80 :. =.
lOO,h-st n - 32J Il Of Amsterdam-aEe zooN ,
100 II Judson : Todd to Maria l. McGinnls;.
Lot 81 map property Julia Hersche etc; Chaties
I Johnson to Gustav A Johnson. ....,,' -'"''
Lots II II and Is. map property at fremont M o<o
etc Nora Power Denis Mullins oo'"o
Lot -. n y Of map Berrian Farm; Edgar .,o
Younans to John Deimoar .......;..... ooo
Lot H. map benjamin Richardson, james 80
McClelland to Adele Hagenbacher ......''''''' '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
unfnrnlsbeo Apartments 10 Get.
CT Ev A N D,
unc ro ian EAsr, oiriI .,

O2G TO $50 EAST 2iTII-ST)
Large unfurnished flats from Oc. | earlier All
light and open outside air. Owner resident
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
n THE NEw-YoRk TRIBUNE WILL BE RE-
way; % do, aoor north Of Thirty nr,,.st and ADvER
Eighthave.. corner Twenty thrd-s 1872 slsth-ave
i57 Fourth-ave.. corner Fourtecnth-s 100 Thrd-ave
corner Forty seventh-st iO2G Thrd-ave nea, SlWy-
nrst-st i7os First-ave 100 West Forty l62
C1umbus-ave. 90 Avenue A; i.323 Thfd-aye. 20 West
Fcurtesnth,st c57 West Forty second.st 55t Third
and-twe!fth and Ono hun dred a nd thirteenth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18

NETWORK AND LoNa BRANcH, RA A. iSx A.
ssssdSis y s sis.; SS,, s
FOR heIoank phs pr,ns lake and Pom: l,rssss
Trains leave 100, Cortland, ana S $50 Saturday, =
?sS $40 $40 $40 e except RedssnO a." '''0 I'D
Sundays. s:is. 'o:i5 m. oia y, $50 TO Rsa'jiX
s:i6. 1880 'i:3o NJ ri S 20 .. m. susda'A
2:ib $50 400 d30. 'b:T. o''' " " Asnua1
sunday trains DO not stop at ocea" '''
pNk "a
Ds'f SSyS s;P'f S;ilopaETr. suDs nssDTEx
A. p.no., r. n a r. A.. C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18

DEL. LAChAW ANNA AMI WESTERN u. u.
Stations I'm New-YOrk foot of Barclay ana
ChPistopheF Streets.
VESTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
COACHES. PINTSCH LIGHT.
Direct route 10 .NE"Ahh. nLOOA FIELD, AUNTCLAIf,
THE ORANGES summit bernaIdsvlile. Basking
ton, Dover stanhope. BUDD'B LAKE, LAKE no.
pATCoNG. Hackettstown sCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN.
Washington. PHILLIPSBURG. EASTON WATEI
Gar. sIkOIlSbuKd; Pscono Mountains. sCRAN
DANylLLEy NORTHUMBERLAND, Montrose. BIN0.
HA4T9E 5XEHhR oSoF%GH ws,tsys TTIGA
HATH. bANsYiLI.E. BuFFALo and ali point;
WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
100 A. AUTHORIZATION Mali. Stops = principal
eco M-BBUEEA,L9. SCRANTON. nINeMAMroN.
OsWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars Con.
meets at Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving go
100 p n ae Nsc t BINoHAMroN and ELMrRA
EXPRESS Pullman parlor
400 y M-.SCRANTON. wILKESBARRE and PLYM.
oprH EXPRESS Fsl,%sa garter .N s.5: pxoy,
TON and ELMIRA LIMITEn EXPRESS. Puimsa
600 p NJ. tDaly)-BUFFAIyO SCRA NTON. BINGHAM.
TON, RICHF1ELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and o.
WEGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Sleepers
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At -
rs ana o.2 broadway. SIS West i2Sth-s CoamSus.
ave- NewYorx: sss and TOO Fulton-st u Broadway
Brooklyn Time tables givns full information at al
WEsrcorr ExPREss COMPANY win call for s.A
eAsck bsExaEs from hotel o. residence 70 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
Counirn propcrtn tor Sale

q UMMER RESIDENCE FOR SALE OR TO LET -
- beautifully situated at Barrie Lake Smcoe.
Ontario To bc sold ~ a sacrifice; the deceased
Apply to II. C..
Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
Opening range and close to-day ana Closing Dios Inv
nich md last follow:

Market closed quiet and steady at points net advance
compared with yesterdays closing prices v ,
sales to-day night officially reported For ex
port bales consumption. 761 bales total 46I bales
spot market quiet mddng upands, &c; mioding sull'
TIC which unchanged compared with YESTERDAY
ing New-York gross receipts &c bales: forwarded 90
bales sales. 1.461 bales spnners I6. bales STOCK !vs
$50 bales Total net port receipts TO-DAY! 90 u'e
Far this week SS,s bales So Psgr' thu. far Great h
Great Britain 5s4s bales; G. ntnent. ssss bales stock
Liverpool cable-spot quiet sales 5000 bales
middiing upands 2732d Futures opened steady at par
TALLY LEAD steady fully sd net ad
vance August 349G350 August September S49H3O; sep
TENDER October $4,000 October November 35Ob No
vember- December 35ls December January 352s Janu-
ary-February 353s; February March. 35+d355: March
April 356s; April-M 357d85s. Neutrality-suspicious. quiet
but steady; cloths quiet.
The weekly OF Liverpool stocks is follows:
Afoat .,..,,,.,,..,.. 5000 5000 5000
Total .............l.l4s.c I.is9.0oO 1852 ooo
OF which American. e<s.OUO $4,000 ees."O
COFFEE-Speculation wSs exceedingly light and feat
ureless. August time bid Is points. but
OF the Close did the Of the list reaz
ing sales Havre sales % 900 bags Final sales
tober 1918 November s.! 10 frs: December SIS 20
frs; January $3.50 frs. Hamburg declined 4ah pig
pigs Sovember 80 pigs; December 80 80 pigs Janu
ary 6s 10 pigs February 6125 pigs Rio resumed bus
with prices nominal; market dull; exchange un
changed 9% two days receipts 2IOp bags cearances
Santos weak prices unchanged at 1920 refs stock
231 Cleared from Rio Biela with 2i,O bags
Santos Lcbnitz with &c 900 bags Hayre stock
to-day. 3O4 900 bags. including $4,000 bags brazilian
months declined points Sales $3.50 bags. as fol-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Union Stock Yards. Chicago Aug iI-cattle-Receipts
GOOD head: market steady Common steers
81 s5d$j stocRers and feeders 81 75as3 Is: and
bulls. 81 259s3 25 calves. f2nsi 30 Hogs-Recepts.
20 600 head market hrmer Heavy. IS 1jIxJ 65
choice mixed $685. W; choice assorted S. 5OQS5 u.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
OTIS ELEVATINC RAILWAY
CatSkiII Mountains.

Connects with o:4O. I1:30 and $50 trains on New.
York Central and 1898 and $40 on West Shore
Railroads and with Albany Day Line and Catsku Even
lag Line for Caskill Mt. House. Kaatersk Hotel. Tan
ner,vi,e and all points tho Kaaterskli Railroad.
,..,-ro IMAM the New-York Central
n LINZ CU S"V'N on Saturdays at LAS r. NJ
for catski without stop. with FL Ry: due
at Mountain station In HOURS AND 80 MINUTES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
e RE IL N e S.

Aa.ouga trains for ch.esso AND the Nest .sasa IN
York. foot OF Chambers-st.. daily. as follow" H"s
minutes earlier from West 2Sd-st; ,,..,v Rzr
Ok 4. M.-vesi;buled Express for Ms'essi 81
J.1C hamton Elmira. BuralO. Bradford ana So
4, Par,or car Buffalo. a, o.. ~.
300 4. M.-vestbaie limited song Ss ,rs1n 10 O.
p. ... Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car; v.rA
6.3O =. M.-solid ,rsln to chicago 1,Ssc. va NAs"
Q.AS T.. M.-via Chautauqua Lake and Nag" ips,sLA
O'1o SOLID train 70 Chicago. seepe''
chicago and Cincinnati. Dining car .> ,,rruN
ocAL TIME TABLE. TIrh ~, sa a. An BrosssaY
Fast i25th-s Chambers and West .Sds, ls'' u,nsk,a
York 833 Fultor-s.. Brooklyn 200 HUGS 81, ala ~
and Jersey CITY station Erie Transfer Company 20 "a
ard checks baggage from. hotels and residences 10
nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
Gonntrp 1]ropertp for Sale or % Eel

r PELHAM MANOR.-IIouses containing eight and
n rooms: Si50 $500 year. Selling price
given. with to suit. Address l.. H. HUDSON.
2ji 5th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
We give for comparison closing prices OF the pre-
day nd for he date last.

Receipts Of breadsurs Interior points In thousands.
last three ciphers 600 omitted Flour bbs grain bush.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-03-08

Resolutions of the Glass of 81, Penn
sylvania College, upon the death Of
Frank E. Beltzhoover:
Whereas, The Angel OF Death has come
among us and has taken away, so early IN
our college life, our esteemed and beloved
classmate, Frank K. BeltZhoover, Jr., IN
whose friendship all shared; and
Whereas, II has pleased God to take him
to Himself in the spring-time of his life and
usefulness;
Therefore. Feelin. deeply our irreparable
loss, we, his Borrowing classmates of ~,
Resolved, That, though in his death we
have lost one who was always active in all
class affairs and college work. one whose In.
nuence WAS always eXerted for good and
whose conduct WAS always exemplary, whose
abilities gave promise OF bright future and
successful life. and whose place we feel can
not be flied, we bow In submission, having
confidence in the infinite love ofour Heaven :
y Father, and believe that that love assures
US that our great loss Is his Infinite gain; aud
also we
minds have been awakened To greater seri-
BUSINESS concerning the responsibilities OF
our lives: aud further We
Resolved, That We extend our sin cerest
sympathy TO the bereaved family and In
their behalf pray for comfort T. ON Him who
alone an console them in this their time OF
sorrow; and also We
Resolved That we, his classmates, wear
the usual badge OF mourning TIL the end OF
the pres mt term out Of respect 10 his men,
DRY; and further We
Resolved, That q copy OF these resolutions
be sent TO the Borrowing family and his fra
ternity brothers and be published in the
college Mercury"
HENRY W. BIKLE,
FRANK \. LEIsENRING,
GEO. +. ABEL,
A. X. AUKERMAS,
WIN. Z. WHEELER.
Committee.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-03-08
Highest of all in Leavenng Power-Latest Govt Report
@t.A!:,!:!! B BsM5sgz
ABSOLUTELY PURE
PURE

We are pleased to call attention to
advertisement in another part of this
paper of VIM. A. List & Co., at Wheel
ing, W Va They are manufacturers of
tin, steel and iron roofing in various
forms; and furnish everything in the
way of roOfers' supplies. Their roof
ing is prepared to be laid by anybody !;
they sell a nice extension ladder ];
make a speciality of red and black
roof paints; deal in all kinds of build
ing paper; and are introducing Gre
OsOte preventative for shingles, posts
and wood work. Write them for
prices on anything in their line
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-03-08
Corporation Election.

The corporation election will be held
in Shepherdstown next Monday. 1t
will be according to the Australian
system. No one will be allowed to
vote whose head tax was not paid by
March lst. Mayor, recorder and five
councilmen are to be elected, and each
voter is to vote for or against license
to sell spirituOus liquors. There are
two tickets in the field, one headed by
Mayor Ray, the present incumbent
the other the regular Democratic ticket
headed bv Jacob Terrell. Both may
be found in another column. Both
tickets will be printed on the same
sheet. Make a cross upon the head
of the ticket you do not want, or
scratch the whole ticket, with ink.
If you desire to change the ticket,
scratch off the name you do not want
and write the one you do want night
under it. On the same ticket vote
for or against license.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-03-08
KNOWLEDGE

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tends 20 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy. Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due TO its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of a perfect lax
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dispelling colds. headaches and feyerz
and permanently curing constipation;
II has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news. Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance. -
Syrup of FIGS is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF fig7
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-03-08
A tribute of love to Frank E. Beltz-
hoover. Jr.. from Shepherd College.

Whereas, our Heavenly Father has, unex:
pecLedly, called home one whom We claimed
10 member OF the family circle ofShepnsrd
class and fellow tudents. deem IL our privi-
lsge to lay to the memory Of our former
pupil, classmste and friend. this tribute OF
love and respect. BE IL, therefore.
Resolved. That We, though deeply grieved
at tho loss OF our young friend. do acknowl-
edge In his sudden death the baud Of an all
wise Father and take 10 he art the aim oni-
ton "Bs ys ready" The school life OF Frank
while stu lent OF Shepherd College remains
with teachers and scnoolmates as a pleasant
memory. As teachers we recognized In him
q grasp Of mind, q manly bearing and f1rm
adherence 70 principle that ID not often
found In one so young. As classmates, We
were drawn 10 him and bound In friendship
by his kind heart, gentle disposition aud hue
social quxlit As fellow students. we ever
found In our young friend good companion
and earnest co-worker In the various de-
partments Of school work.
Resolved, That we Is school extend 10
the bereaved family our tenderest sympathy
and owe, ami assure Them that we, too,
share in their great sorrow Tor the noble boy
for whom we ha pictured bri.ht aud use
full future.
Resolved, That copy OF these resolutions
be sent to the family OF our deceased friend,
and sent to the Shepherdstown RLGIsrER
for publication.
8. j. HODGES,
II. n. PENDLEToN,
NELLIE MAETEN,
Z. N. SwIMLEY,
Con mittee.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-03-08
shepherd College. March 5. 1894.
Mr.. John P. Rhodes died at Kear-

Mr.. John P. Rhodes died at Kear-
neysville last Friday, in the 56th
year of his age, after a brief illness.
He was native of Rockbridge coun-
ty, Va. He had suffered for many
years with some lung trouble.
James ]. Johns, better known as
"Pet" Johns, who was born and raised
near Middleway. this county, died
recently at Corning, Cal, aged 80
years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-03-08
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