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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-11
THE WORLDS VISIBLE SUPPLY.

NEW YoRK, Nov 10.-The total visible sup ply of cotton for the world is 3 1858, 226 bales, Cfwhich 3 POT ,O26 bales are American ,agalnst 3,433, POI and ,060 ,90l respectively lastyear. Receipts at all interior towns for this week, 311 ,721 bales. Receipts from plantations Inls ms week, 442 O64 bales. Crop in sight, 3 450 JOS bales.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-11
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 1O.-Flour was quiet, but firm; patents, S2.4O@2 .65; fancy, $2. OO02. 10; choice, $1 roo 80. Wheat was lower; De- cember, 57lsd STAG; May, 56l20 56ssc Corn was lower; December 46c; May, 467sc. Oats were lower; May, 32lsc. Pork, standard mess. SIP. 32Ia. Lard, prime steam, $6. 90; choice, s7 .oo. Dry salted meats-shoulders, $5: 37t2; Bacon-Boxed shoulders, $6.62a longs, $7,12h; clear ribs, S7.25; shorts, $7 50. High wines were firm at 123.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-11
BOTTOM.
1.-The fol owing is the
 furnished by smith x
TELEGRAPH
DIV REVIE w.
 ne Sun $ cotton re-

IN REVIE w.
 ne Sun $ cotton re- ints, recovered this bm9 cases lost this hts, closing barely p bales. Liverpool with sales of SUo0 he'd A2 a point and United Kingdom Nounds, against
 same time last Iar this season t 5, 3, SO6 1885 ,600 season.
 pc bureau report 5, ,75U ,OUO bales, Asy run as high Jales. The ma GOO to 9.250. .O0u
 n this country,
 620 bales last
 son up to last
 ainst 2,032,765
 easOn; exports
 bales, agains st
 period last sea-
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-11
Sewing Machines.

g We are general agents for the world-re- noTned Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines. We regard the new No. as the best machine the world makes. We also furnish needles, oil and attachments for all sewing machines. If you want anything in this line call on us
 GILBERT CARTER & CO. B Music Store. se29-tf
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-11

Parties desiring to hold cotton f,f better prices will do well to ship me Jonts Schwab & Co.,, Cotton Factors and General Con mission Merchants. tey IT advInee S2H Der bai, .i.Y ,harge bu per (. inter- est. Their charges ire noder for i,an'iling sGme. Correspondence soilcised. Iur23-tf
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-11

dull, but firm; No. T. 15l9c Sugar-Raw wa quiet, but frm fair refining, Sc. Refined was active and firm; of A, 13-16@4Bc; standard A, 3-16@4ssc; cut-loaf, ,47sG5 l. c;crushed, 4s65 l. 6c; ;granulated. 4 3-1664l2c. Freights to Liverpool were quiet; room scarce; cotton. 5-32d; grain, 3d nominal
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-11
AGENTS WANTED.


 AGENTS to take orders by sample at home A or travel. We pay liberal salary and ex- penses good commission and furnish sam pies to right applicant. Address Lock Box 1854, New York City. 3 jy7 1y su wed fri WANTED-Competent sole agents with w money. Fer gas light burner. Indorsed by governor of Indiana, Lyman Abbott, Ex- huodreds of firms. Retails $3. Always every where "the best'' is salable. Mercy, In- ventor, Lagrange, Ills.
 A hGENTS-Tve got the best thing on earth A for the people and for honest agents who want to make money doing public good, and in such way that they will continue making it as long they live, with the same people, for ". O. is an absolute and positive necessity that the people must have, no matter how low the price of wheat or silver. I have agents who are making from $500 to $1200 month, and hundredsiare making from $50 to $200 without going out of their homes. I conduct my business as no agency man does, and pro- tect my agents in permanent business, re- quiring no canyassing or no cunning lying or deception of any sort have no time 70 read the letters of idle curiosity chaps, Paul Pry's so give the names of five references and enclose 10 cents for me to find out who and what you are before giving you my terms to agents. Circulars sent free to all appli- cants. l want an agent in every locality, elderly men or women are the best. TheO Noel, Biologist. Chicago, Ill.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-11
High Grade Millinery
 At Low Grade Prices.

Sailors trimmed in all silk ribbons, 25c. Sailors trimmed with all silk ribbons and fancy wings or tips, 50c.
 Regular $1 O0 Felt Sailors, in red, navy, brown, gray and black, at Soc.
 Regular $3 50 Trimmed Felt Hats, worth every cent of it, at $1. co and $1. 50 each. $2.25 Blankets for S5c.
 75c quality Eiderdown, for children's sacks, for 3So.
 Ladies' S3 co all wool Suits, Vests and Pants, for S1.25.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-11
WANTED MALE. HELP.

r ADY AGENTS wanted to do local canvass u ing; pleasant and profitable work. Call between and ] 2 O clock. No 422 22d street.
 nov 6-1W
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-11

Correspondents for special newspaper work; U manuscript sold on commissions; short sto- ries specially; over 1900 publications on our list; manual sent free. Interstate Press Association, Indianapolis. nov10 2t
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-11
Dress, with complete set of Things, all
 For &2. 50.

consisting of 2 yards of dress goods, either Flannel or silk finish Henrietta; yards best skirt lining, yards good waist lining, yard canvas, card hooks and eyes, set stays, skirt braid and spool silk, all for $2. 50, worth every cent of $6. %.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-11

I ADIES-To write at home; $2O weekly; en- U close stamp. Louise Smith, Milwaukee, Wis. nov10 d10t
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-11

A YOUNG MAN wants a position as stenog- A rapher; will work cheap; can give good references. Address M., 20Cs Morris avenue.
 1l-9 5t
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-11

WANTED-Boarders at 503 21st street. w First-cl table board SIS per month. 1Q.ff
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-11
IN WALL STREET,

NEW YORK. Nov. 1O.-The stock market was active was higher again today. The trading in stocks for the two hours of business amounted to 195, 263 shares, while the trans actions in bonds aggregated $i ,5o6 ,0oO. Prices were higher all through the list, the belief that the administration had arranged for dond issue with the syndicate that placed the last loan of $50, 900 ,0O0 having stimulated purchases. Wall street traders increased their lines of stocks, and this led to rise of A to per cent, lhe improvement being most marked in the industrials, grangers Lake Shore the southwesterns Louisville and Nash vile, Union Pacific Northern Pacific preferred and Western Union. The market closed strong and at an advance. The reduction Tn the rates of exchange of l2c in posted and ac- tual rates has exerted good effect. The bond market was strong and unusually active.
 The sales of listed stocks aggregated 145,- 900 shares. unlisted 1000 shares.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 1C.-Money on call was easy at per cent; last loan at per cent, and closing offered at 1 per cent. Prin.e mercan- tile paper. BOA per cent. Bar silver, 635sc.
 Sterling exchange was weak, with actual business in bankers bills at $4 S604 S6l2 for sixty days and $4. S6a404.S7 for demand; posted rates $4. S704SS: commercial bills, $4.S504 S512.
 Treasury balances-Coin, $75, ,S71 1000; cur rency, $62 3S2 ,000.
 Government bonds were easier.
 Stafa 6g n
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-11

ID room Suits, and Lounges. Birmingham House Furnishing Company, 2021 and 2023 Sd avenue.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-11
BUSINESS PERSONALS.

I ADIES, TONTE IS THE ONLY SUCCESS u FULL Bust Developer known. Never fails $2. Full confidential particulars (sealed) for Pc stamp. Mrs. pr. H. T. Miller, 21 Quincy street. Chicago. my2S-1y-sun
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-11

A TRENTON, LADIES'" Emma" Bust De- A veloper will enlarge your bust 5 inches. Guaranteed Sealed instructions Pc, or 24- page illustrated catalogue 6c, by n ail. Emma Toilet Bazar, Boston, Mass. sep16 su 13t
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

->->~>~-~>->--~->~>~~~-- I OST-On 18th street, South Highlands, al. u ligator pocketboOk and card case, contai n- ing $6 or ST. Finder please return to Age- Herald office for reward.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-11

MANl ED-Several good stenogl aphers , w bookkeepers and skilled mechanics for southern manufacturing enterprises. Write at once for particulars. Address E.. A Glover, Manager, Nashville. Tenn. 11-11sun, sat St
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
CHARGED NTH FRAUD IN LIND SCHEMh
II NJ MDONALD. A BROADWAY REAL ESTATE
49, .pprsrrn- TO RE SIZED FOR SlO0.NO

II. NJ MDoNALD, BROADWAY REAL ESTATE
MAN ARREsTED-TO Re SUED FOR $1,000"
Henry NJ Mcdonald. real estate dealer AT
No 9S Broadway, WAS arrested yesterday oE
Denutv-SheriN Wagering, on an order signed py
Justice Lawrence, in the Supreme Court me
order was obtained by Harry Philips IN sun
he is about to begin in the supreme Court against
Mcdonald TO recover SO.em
Phillips alleged on an affidavit that he was
fraudulently induced by Mcdonald TO purchase a
large number OF lots In Pierre, s d.. which, ne
saws Mcdonald told him were worth az leas'
500 each. Phillips says he was also told mat 'he
lots were in the heart Of the city. and that they
were considered good investment
Relying on these statements. Phillips says ne
gave $500 as part payment for the lots. After"aro
Phj.Iirs SAYS he learned that the lots were OF
little value and when he demanded the return OF
certain notes he had given. he says, ne was toin
that they had been sold 10 a man named Drew
A few days later Phillips was sued by Drew on
the notes and he when he saw Drew ana
for the notes that Drew replied: can swear
a hole through a tin pot, l. necessary. McDonaiu
released on giving N,"~ ball
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
TOUED INTO Port DIS1BLED.
THE BRITISH STEAMER FLORENCE HAD ho'' 'f
TINE DOWN THE COAST


The steamer Parkmore. from Bai''hore' ar'''
h., Yesterday with the British steamer FLORENCE
IN ,ov- The Parkmore sighted the Florence Oh W
toher o. At 6 n NJ The disabled steamer was h''ns
oy rockets and living signals of distress me ia'h
r,ore bore down 10 the Florence. and took her III
tow The next morning, In strong n
gale the towline parted. TIE Park'nore ia'u o' u"
IN daylight when another hawser was pasSu
Tho Florence sailed from New-Orleans on oc'oo>'
6 with = cargo OF cottonseed meal for Bremen he'
steerinc gear became disarranged and she put l''o
~. v,as, for temporary repairs. From Key west
she went to Newport News and. haNihR lahen va "
supplv OF coal. sailed for Bremen. On oc'ooe' -
n, 1:4o D. m her tailshaft broke In the stern '"''
and she drifted helplessly about until the fdrhoi
s'ghted her The accident happened ABOUT ~ ''.,
of the capes OF Delaware Such sans II" Wv,
steamer had were set after the ACCIDENT, an" a"
efforts were made by means Of signals or dls'reSS
bv dav and the burning Of torches anu 'ne se"''"s
up Of rockets AT night TO attract 'he a''e'" "
some passing vessel. The night AFTER the ac0iue"
happened big steamer blazing win ns,its, ns ia her
close 10 the Florence. but paid no atten'oh 'o "''
signals for help.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
PLANS OF THE NEW SPIRIT COMPANT.

corporators OF the Great White Spirit Company is
quoted follows
The company has been organized rith capital or
IS 600 900 and with the privilege of increasing II 70
SO 900 600 10 carry out It's plan of operations. which
includes principally the manufacture OF alcohol and
sp,rits on an enormous scale 1t has already con-
siruc;ed ore pant near Boston This plant Is the
largest distilng plant constructed in this coun
try or in the world. being of much greater capacity
than the largest distery in the West Richard G.
Sibley OF New-York. is the leading spirit of this
enterprise. He Of the syndicate that
formed the United States Rubber Company. with a
capital Of s5O.coo,0O0. -
The company proposes TO make goods at least
eoual in Quality 10 any now produced and the cost
viii be much less Mr. Sibley will undoubtedly be
the president Of the company II is not the inten-
change The company has no afi.iation with the
Whlskey Trust; neither has IL any connection wnat-
ever with the American Distributing Company or
the National Di,trbuting Company recently or
ganized meeting will he called within thirty days.
when directors and officers will be elected. The
company intends TO begin operations on January l.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
RAILROADS..
DE N NNSY | Y AMI A
ES RAILROAD co.


.... :, d" 80 linz pAuor car to rttsbuIG ~
p% I5", A. VI T iLIANiA iArED III 5ss.rya
- corS ,rriy.a Cnlcsgo . II. m. Cie'.'ahu
a NJ Cincinnati $50 il m and lh''anap'"S ''
tni un IY'v, u '.iniciAGo AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
Pullman sPng and pnni ;iocinpa,i o@Iu 10 IS a. m. ST,
oos j r. m n" wEsTRX EefTi3 EXass s.sP3: 1Irs,
G:T"%nd H. II hsorqTwFsTrRS q TT% EXTRss ,Pqnan Lima,
ArrIy@s Cincinr.I p iadlna'olis ioi D M o.
L,nr u & p P,cITc Tnc seeEing ca,
To- PitisbLrG Connects Tor Ch''asS d"i'y' Az" Wv
nasIt1IIM6Rr. y a1t 1857 s'W Is AsiI.>GrO AND THE s0UTH
s. $40 eco ioo Limited Dining TarDii Iii,ei ali Parlor
dining car % .oonsrrss,%natc car, 800 D. M IL Is
night sunday $50 eco a M go S"ns So nins
I.miteG ~ Parlor and Dining Cars'' 4''' ~
4 81 r. 90, u, Sh:ra mi I: n " PfT r,p aaHy s'',ge, I
Asie,lic TAMPA AagnIta anl N nG ~ J,clS",nvie
o"5 "i'' r. a. VT, for S&@sSEcak, . ono f'"~'.
r6f of FONT c"MFoRT ami oFoLK viz Cap,
Charles Route q. m. weekdays ara WIN '"'N
ATlTI%TrH cohsT a. iINE 800 dany Si.sPes' m 10
Tampa. Jacksonvills. Macon and Charleston wv y W.
r6T Sfy TESS%Tic 70 cIY "ni cArE MAY 100 r ~
Weekday. through Buffet Paror '"r 10 """"'
For Long naneh A;hy -: % ';an lo 'r"ye anS lo p Il
,."' =" N.aa' roR sDEIr.H1Ai;; y 10 i;.nn, Limited.
1910 II a. n go 20 p $50 20 e.. !" sSo .S .
. 10 10 .nnod 10 a IA. ?. 4 80 g. 40 y.
TsS' %nc' iss t 5u. s and az q
Co-tlnrdi streets Court street so thnn t =, Eu,5n
Tan|f'r company VII call 70, 70 ana IS
e;encraI Manatcr General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
REAL ESTATE.
prrsr>Ccc At. THE EXCHANGES.

:, .h a, os,ots auction market yesterday only
- I'll orcois of re,lrv wero advertised ior
.,la Al tho Trinity Sa,e,~coTs, NJ III i5roau"'i:'
william Kennedy offered A plot 2'oNo-'i H00'Hv &c.,, "
rdgeconhc-ave south If Oae-nuHiren-a"' - 400
ae,h-st 1t was purchased by the pilin'in io' S'''
Tic Other sllo vas withdra"n o,
Th,-~ Vas number cf Interesting ad'rs W. o
s., nriyats contract yesterday. James A rrr"e M
- have sold No lG West O1e-hundreh- ~, Sov ~ vsov
tleth-5t four-story stone-front h0uSS' 'o oJ T,r
~, IN nriv,fe terms Fred S)uthack mas so'n ~,
Ur. Sar1h Brandon No. Al West y .nete'.n @ ~ ah,,,
oustory brownsone house lot 'H'q nS be o learned
Irrod K,bIe has sold No. 3j Warpurton-asGe. 80
Yonker ior $1,000 for j. Schy1Fhis Nv this city. 1T four
s9,rv nryate residence. for $4,000 for A. u beeH
stein.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
HE THINKS THERE WILL BE NO COlL WAR

This Is what director OF prominent anthracite
coal company says about the talk Of a coal war:
Apparently the Street for once thinks II can make
money by dscounting at this late DAY condtions
which have existed in the anthracite coal trade ever
since the panic. We have arrived at the time
OF year when the coal companies usually reap their
profits and all indications point TO severe winter
Good coal burning weather will restore the equiiD-
rum of the trade rapidly and the bears VII find.
in the past. that the anthracite coal stocks can
be moved up in n day as mucn as they may ne
depressed IN a month. The reason the coal stocks
have not reflected the dulness of the trade is that
they are investment stocks in whose earning power
large capitalists have great confidence. Even If
the companies disposed TO run amuck. there
is limit to the amour; of coal that can be han
died in the winter months: owing to the inierrup.
ton to traffic and the limited supply Of cars. 1t
would be an absurd policy TO pile up coal for
which there market. and the dominant In
terest In coal companies will not put up dollar
to hep coal war.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
WEST SHORE r. r.

.fAins I,a,e sgd 81 st-Jn. Ne"- YORK. as fo.'
I,A 4. ana 10 i.inIics es!icr IoIl foot rankin st
$3.50 4. VI. Daily. Local 20 Buffalo.
DIi5 \. VI. Ialy fot Albany. bt,a. syracuse Hoches-
IT,. IuTalo Nitgaa Ialls. Detroit. Chicago e1eep'
-aflrdls 'nr TnrDnto
5iI5 T. VI. ban, foi Albany. Montreal. tuca. syfa.
cus-. Elchra.cr BuNao. Niagara Falls. Toronto De
trJ.t. ,ctrd Chicago ard =. Louis
5J u. VI. Dal-. except -nday, for Utica. Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo. Ca.res scepng-car passengers
.:i3 a.. VI. Daily ,or Albany. Utlca Syracuse Roche,
ter Buffalo SlAFara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
fhicagI anl -. LoIlr
~ tiokeis t.lle- parlor ana sleeping car
c.nmp.lii. Apply city sfc"s. Dr00kyn a1f New YORK.
arr .'h:'0rs Time tables nj Irlncif' hot~l, Fo'
lnf irmtf a'f.f
r IAMEl.i:T G~nefai Passenger Agent
vsnd~rt1'-fV-. NcN-Yors
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
DEAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Madlsou-aye " s. 4oll Of is,n7s' sI,1S 3s:s; ho
Twiss Birmingham and VIII" 90 f''''i ~ ~ SIS 800
,G5fs rIrn " 1856 # Of lioaeyard 2ox9'l; =, zoo
Isie' ie@ sco tt to y@y OF sthayc " @3x7i Fila rv
J5 c."k:.F a E M'5df d, !isyS fna%S" ,s sidney
, c;~s" s. s5@; e Of f 59i%a tl9HS' to ao
arn% c % II $ II asth-st isyi":
riward Fitzpatrick and wife TO Minnie Ester.
wsGssorii.ayc. Gsios No 25 Michael II eastman and
wiz" to E~{ Emly " cole and husband FL
wsa.a %1@ MRln%,' No 2s Michael II eastman and
,,sSs Ef" to IT'''' :. o i"9' " ., layr ioloS''7 so
Il, i,'4GS 5 ! 'S @n msp S %' OF and q Nor
Xxi rseTi's 20 n'm's" ~ nion-avc &xo': Charles
~ Van ETcr a" o4nd4 to M3aT Of aSas, ta oo.o
saya5zrr to Emn,s ss1 HSs'"s! nj 4rcran,avc los
\ l'o: Henry sahopper ard VIE 70 "'''" $500
Mo.Eoth ana w'rc 90 :, of is,th. i.x
n :l,y ss9s and s waoaIsxn Nc to 11na H.sh
IL, onsing ,sil ''"' to EDWARD willard etc" Henry a.,
c1 9n90 =. 'ho'%' ,c +, 81 PaTt ave. .5zooS VIII
sn Nlctla:; to Lonisa s"m',cn Tn,iyc ,oxoo5
augustus Ii vandcrpocl referee. to william 400
c,lS Mcka. ., aoi Il W o, Am.erdanayc. 2'x"o'
Nlay bpyo ., # Of a5rhs' 25sS2 Charles ,,o
Schrofer 10 ns,'f sf, ~ so,h st. $,xso George
iuiss to William Dornousch ao.;,, fo,
cG6s so +, ,a.I, Of FarE K 'yT yaAs :oH"'' cor
c-.h - 50 {, %. ParS-ay" HXlo'' l'Ys'n 10 .oo
Merrill r cox. "''
1.,h - 100 Il " of Pah-aNe 3INl'"N f'''r % 900
r'l,hs ~ Henry Schmidt and an ,th -'
Al. ~ o2l n of 3d-avc lGNos3; Nhl"" j
M4yweil 70 Fannie maxwell ..,, - ..,';,,..
IG,l s., 40 oeG East, Louis R DAVIS 70 ''ara 70 500
nth1
iIs,hs s, n $ i774 T. Of lst-avc. 1"sNl"oio' o,o
fI.nry 4 Rogers Cecilia Brfnari :,..;,,, '-"'
,"2t s., : lGI II . of F1rk-aye. 2oXl")'; VIII
lar, / Nichas ~ T}Nrtha liahn....... ...':.',:
1854 - 80 70 West. Aaron simon To jessie r
i.I II n 3iS . ~ 9th ave- ]" sxE'Il ra"- n ZOO
ming . Beck. trustee. T. Af' n Sirl.il ''"
H., map property Isaac clemson l"'h wan" o. ooo
49, II.rfnqn Wrrtncimer t0 Max Horn ''''''
Iita II n $ 2IOG n IF Afcnu" n -'Ni"'''
f....rf Ii Merritt T. r Robert Baker
ri.,i.to, - " cornef broadway. I2NlS eugene
K,lv - Samuel Millhank. trustee. 49,.
3o,h - Nos 10 ana ij1 Fast. william Iism
james - L1uglll".
Avenue e NJ o7i and GA East i6thst. all mt
eros, u parry - first part. Terence + sheridan
20 Mary sheridan. ..... ,-'''''
cfh NO 10 6>l. Michael sullivan 10 l. Siie a..
,,l :, n .:36 pf Amsterdam av'. l'NN''
Matilda Salomon Ella : '.nhling ....-.:..,..
S7f,-sf c1rn"r !th-nV'. @2NlaO 'hales 40 ooo
f,r.k - Edward Colk..... f''""
''ha " =. 49, v.,,'Hrn + D,,nnq.ch ..... 5000
OH ave sari, property. t"nrg" u Morris 70 SAM
W,., End ave . p. a. n ~ H}Csi, irregular,
r-a,k 9 smith 20 clara B sheldon .:.....:
s-ti'., n - corner l0jhave. 21Kl0O.S; Gerhard ooo
IIcs-onen 20 II nrS Masenann. o''"
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

urobr, Eugene. and wife to George Ehrct ,o
& ~ o, 20 r to Of At1e. .s'Sf sr.scFa and
3'nrr ;ss,s s'"ea''' etc. Greenwich. '' 2.coo
e N Mary F. ami husband to Cears pn, nrS l?Sih
ycaI' 49,, husband 70 Mile Arns,ein
H,aan ra.,y Marr ~ a'y ycarn 5000
cc .'' r"iy NIX \ to Mcnsei ii eastman No a'i 1000
c,Dy n Nnra' AMI another - Thomas l. Mott.
Cox ia.ds, i" SOS ~ I, q Lenasaye ,sar. 1000
Ney "York W eth-ave as It = Of 5oths'. .ooo
pgi Irn9'"s' Hi5r;; Hioths;; go 90 II " of shave
lnar T@',"n1' i'"'' ico
Egmcyr & John nnd Hs ct ,@ a. aHi No IN: 70, WSs;
7l.,, - ''f i!"" ,ears r,.isas- .:.. 300"
EerA Minnie q =, 10 Ei~9ra ", a,,S. HP''i.S1 istic;
ye",S X..,, 70 r5sr,. Mcl.c corner 0''
'.i'[ M'on".4 1. n''c, 20 .......... 1900
~ phic .al er.aH to lc9ly Io G}o@%4n. &r,1 Zoo
Grtri ohrst.an y. char srhro-dec. .o,
naa2 a.1a. j.ee To- M,da. Il cosanaa '' 80 a
".t-w '-h-a'" 3 y'"'5 ,. 11i,,a ',;a,lanicc ard
"1t'itt "T1,, c,n',.rT 'n ' ,6,n-., ~ It u oo
',-.'~ !; Z ye',.. ~ 'i.,i1,h,h P,r,s -
l-i. - 90. :"' r X Of f. 'ys,r Ms1' woodcack w
"aN"'ro M " II Ans ei;,rn,ave : ye.rs ioao'
Su" 4" Wi.r T. 49, b; I'M '..' 1850
n,~s-e E'csant w. :, hy'a ~ ,n...'llra'hye '.nnr and
lt'.n - ,.nsr,v q, , ,~,r. m.r,sarc,...... lo.'o
sam, = . Ie.'~ NIl NSi''' " ' 5000
Hahn Bertha n alh NJ ,.,, 600
H.al4. Mt,is y. to Char.'s Van Rpcr ara & an 30
other - l"-l ST. ~ 80. T.. IsaI.l II COKE
kf1t'u"" it'l 'ln'N .,, -, sithst wears.
No 90" -'''" AZ. -, a. s. 3sfh-st - n
SAtn' il '''" 1000
Iock J.rnie g. to hd~ard u In i"n.'" 27oco
r'r l'Is, an" Or. - panel r Seybel.
G,hs' 10 Z, Of AN'nHT r,nnry ~, ScSoppor.
Mrrhoth. Albert, anu an :, rr.,,n,, ava in
tUnton ave" -''' = " 900
M,srnann Henry to catharn9 steers corner 5000
S7th-st and Auist"r'lam-H'". N'"r. -
Mibank samuel w trustee. etc ct al 10 on Jon
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COACHES. riNI,t.i LiuiiT. 49,,
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K.dsc. Madison M,rristo"n Iasaae. lat.ison Boon
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PATtONG Ha Artistown. SCiIOOLEi's MOI HTAIN,
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car STKOt pSH. RG rl,lnJ Mountains. ScKAN
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HArH bAhsNillL; HuFFAi - AMI al points
WESr. NORTnNE<f ANp SOUTHWEST.
f.:o A " -HINGIINMTON MAIL stops Al principal
tCo a M-nuFFALo. SCRANTON. BlHGHAMTo%.
UTICA. IuCliIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OSN zoo EXrRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor cars Con-
meet At BufIlo with tat for chicago arriving 30
loo p. ii SCRNNT0N. BINGHAMToN and ELMlRA
EXPIESS Fsluan par.ol cars.
100 y M.-SCNANTOS. WILKESBk RR: and PTYM-
OUTIi ENiits:Ss Pullman paFlor cara.
80 i. 81. Upaily). Huudo Nesrbued Limited ENpt"ss
SCRANTON. BGNGlTANTON. Ef.MIRA BI'F-
FALO. Pullman llun"t Sleeping Clg. Connects at
Bufhlo with train Tor chicago. arriving AZ ?35 ..
las.
900 VI ,DaiIw- BUFFALO SCRANTON BINGHAM.
TO$. UTICA SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EMPRESS
Pullman Buffet Sr'pers
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS n, ~
Murray and 40 Broadway Tickets stations
=; and oI2 broadway. 53 West i25ths 235 Columbus
New York. 33s and I2G Fulton and - Broadway
Rrooklyn Time tables giving full Information. AL
stations
WfSTCOTT EMPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel or residence to Destination
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
Sporting @uobs.
THE PNEUMATIC SPORTING BOAT

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and absolutely no.s'l"-s os lhfr" o. no tpi'hn ' w
waters or oars g. contend With iou have yoIf arms
and body entirely Cln of luc ana mh' 'h'"il
vnureof from game boy pf brush 'r gd>s
blind ptldod for ON r.cf boat IT has been
thoroughly Swamps. Marshes Lakes Rlv"rS ana
lrtn, and ht. i11lI .a:@ ~ d'i W't'9F
and o1ral Urgency. Prio" of pain i'oa ;-''"
BOYS Boat. S22'H
All OF Boats made and sid ty the GOODYEAR
ET'VEFR co. ~ Efoftv1r . Hlun Ncu can -"nI
Chcck and thcv viii forward r,o.s Ne have heal
with thfu
AMERICAN RUBBER BOAT COMPANY.