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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-01-16

81 am standing nO1U Just behind the
oWrtaSn, and IN full glOU Of the coming
sunset. Behind me are the shGdO1Cs on
The track, before me lies the dark galley
and the riUer. When I mingle NTH its
dark tUaters I UCant to cast one kDger-
ina look upon a country lUhOSe govern
ment is Of the people, for the people,
and 6y the peopLe."-L. L. Polk, July
18th, 1890.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-01-16
GIVE US A cHANmce

Give US a chance A'A
were we're honest; let n.
WS,tI make the US try;
Inc TTSo6ber 'protectdilnSnP Prance.
GIVE Es Us a chance.
vdiIne nigh pensions NM.
H4 % interests we'll must 60;
wen give hem S5oVance;
And they drew 1 t6ei5 blow
give us a chance. ''es'
PE SlIVeF on a parity with oo
E[operty In value will I'LL gold,
AS You get old" Will enhan
Sun they DIRE" their Salaries
Give us a chance. "
WSieHFeland and S~fevensoa
You + onoht to ses 916snce;
The 'Tc still 5r raw en- SsQutrns
-" Iu6lF sal,
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-01-16

The bad weather seriously in~terfered
with the county Alliance meetings last
week. Wake county had a very good
meeting. So far as we have heard
some counties adjourned to meet at a
later date. We hope u correspond
ents will let us know what was
done in each county.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-01-16

81 The date on your label tells you
when your time is out.
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In writing to anybody, always be
sure TO give the nameof your postotdce,
and sign your own name plainly.
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sioning the fact that they saw the
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Tho re,, estate auction market dull yesterday
nothing being done at either exchange yet a mum
Der OF large transactions were closed a' p,'
contract. The most important sale was iaue ~
Frederick Southack VINO has sofa lot H. '"'"' "
pro,bors the southwest corner OF Spring and Mer-
GOV SIS six three and four story old brlck pu'iu-
ings. on a plot 7lx7C. being Nos lO6 lOS 10 ana IL
Spring and % and 81 Mercer SITS. The price pait ny
the purchasers who ate irm OF nuiaf bi y,
Sli5 6Ob The Messrs. Sachs purchased ms pIo'
s MsSS from the " ''>'" ...,,.. BY y,ra,e.
hahn e I@wine from John Cromwell, OF Nos 10
t. 10 West One-hundrei-and-tw twenty
four and three story stole dwellings u" 'o'' ''N
Austin G. Fox denies the report tnat ne r mas az, %
Tbs house has been SOD for about slO6ooo but the
buyers viii not be gy"n FOR 1 sme s45 ms to
Mr. Schraler three-sory highstoop house; 60. asXS o
Moo No. 37 West Ninetyfih;st for about So ;Sro
5Ss sold to W Friedrich snyder Of Philadelphia
the sevsn-story nerPv IS valued
AT s2GOco and was exchanged In part Tor the
K3oein iron mines IN oPaon Foley has sold for
John Pett seven three-story brick and oF2whS Wn
Northumberland. twenty sixth-st at slI'"T W &
ward : Simon has purchased. through y , WI 6"
lsxIo6 no sis West One-hundred-and- -nrst-
ST. at $1,000. Riley Grdkow haVe soia az III i No
ds c,3ntIsn to Jon for ss the "'D'
charles s Baudoinne mas fled plans Tor me pulIa,
in Of q nine-StOry iron ana 'INleStoHc
bmding goxIeo at the southeast corner of Broad
has filed plans for the building OF four fve-story
brick nathouses 2sx76 the north side OF one num-
drcdand-thlrty fourth-st Inc puiiuiHsn W" ~ the
s72Oo Edward Judson has filed pans for IN! me
building Of "A seven-story brick fathouse on IN IN
northwest corner OF Bedford and Downing SITS 700 90
cost Saj 600 Albert j Vreeland has filed plans lot
the building Of two four-story frame dWelhss Afo'
an the north side OF hundred and seven
ond-st 100 feet east OF Washington-ave.; TO Cost
sI2 900 Katie Hochl has filed pans lor ihe Dull, ,
ing Of two.sory frame d"eli'nS ,h 81 Terrace
west side of Jcnsen-ave.. 81 feet horth OF "a
Vicv,-ave 10 cost 5000 James Henderson mas nlei
,Jans f,r tho building Of three nve-sory brick nat
houses Of various dimensions on the sou,hW W.,
corner OF IcXlngtOn-aVe. and one nun
tecnth-st 10 cost $500 Joseph Stegniayer mas
eI pla ms for the building OF hye-story prick ma
house and store. 2jX1j. at NO 20 Fast f'ighrth
10 cost $1,000 Messrs. Howard r. ana Harry an
osden have filed plans for the building 81 fouf nv
story brick hrownstone and limestone 'front.' i've
lngs 9Nss each FOR the occupancy OF ten ldthiIIes
al the corner of Manhattan-ave. ana one huiIuieu-
anl-sccOnd-st. TO cost fb9'v.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06
CASH ouoTATIONs.
EFFORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New " October
COTTON There Turn in favor az INC n'n'' ,,hs
DAY. alrof opened Irregular Inc n''"uH ia,a,
showing m Improvement ~ about points. whli' 49,
months were from unchanged o. u9n rlSh'' '3N.rb
June which = points lower. The h'tIN' ,r,,c
oued weakness Immediately after IL" call ana ..'L''e
the forenoon Gr' OR January, noltallhT
of points from Yesterday cls'e "I
anetward iai.l aad 80 noon s"' Al "iu' ,,rk
ing the fcr,l.n market rallied several points Wh
up . e. January tre' covering 'E
shorts clDsnp G23 for that month. '' az a 1870"
adVanc. of - points compared WIN T.,
Close. and about a points ~" from tN' l"S W
The tone az close -tealN WIN t"thi sA'S ~!
lGf 9Al ncs The here controlled SOM" 'i'
10y tho c,uis" q Liverpool futures there opening ~ an
advance 3-tr4p34l after which most or the H'i','
lost hIt Ga" market .iS"d mall iIa,'l..l
O;oung Local traders who bought Nes't',
cav s'l freely carly m the day ana New-p!ica'S ana
Liverpool a.s1 sYlc. presumably IN anticipation d"
heavy interior movement. About all of the coy mo
taken Dy q which has l"'n idehu'l
with short side the market II j. stated that ti'H
purchases today. well 'h" lakings ~ ies''HtN
10y Il Of Chicago capitalists VINO nave ve
# the marie; and taken IN h"aN poh,S on tas
side. ats position. N" s$ndl'ate SNigcF
reap heavy profits the Ions side TIT" Local icing
hoWevc! l'arish. general speculative interest
lacking and N. movement. especially IN the interior ~
very heavy \ little hes fallen ID he cotton h'll
but the conditions there rule. arc favorable Lon
orleans Tomorrow estimated l3Up 10 liW" hlS
bales last week. 23b bales IeS year ~
cepts IL go bales. against loi' iars
and 1896 bales last ye1r Rccelis at memphis
. bales against 143 bales las, week 10 aes asl
receipts week lN9'!lN bales
against 1861 bales week 1906 bales last year
Interior shipments 13s.2H bales against IA "id taes
week 1165jG bales last Interior stocks 49, 100
bales. lO1S6i bales last week l0-i'2 paies as'
year. A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06
Exports from Atlantic ports:

PROVISIONS Markets dull and rather heavy IN tone"
PORK Market dull. sales 600 huls Ness gu,'i
q 81 '3a$l" - family 81 SogSio short ,gnI 10 ,g
STEADY: family Sl0aSl2: sass 3o packrt MiSl".
India mess. SlGGSlN...... BEEF hAMs NaIA''
steady at sl9GSl9 - the spot and at Chicago SIS
DRESSED HOGS-Market steady. lMh quoted a. 80
and tho whole at 7g7a.c CUT MEATS lioA,,
bellies Market weak closing AZ ii2Gh4c Tor ]" 10 - ~
Picked shoulders Marke, weak closing at &c Ilck.d
-Marke' weak. closing at W.u".c TALON
......sT EARINE- Market dull with lard quoted a. %
0l0c. and oeo At .igc..... LARD Market dui losing
sc5c. city 7i9G7'.c. with sales 4 II" tcs r"hnrl
f,r cont.ren, and . 30 for south America CON
and a 81 ~ nominal FOR January.
shows sieadiness under tho innuenc"
ot a good demand and comparatively light supply
special Charleston = G. states that dispatches rom
the rice crop ty the hurrican" Several planters
near the rnouth Ct the River the whole crop
the early being washed away and the June crop
ruined the salt water We quote: carolina ana
4isQ4ssc. good prime. iN3c: choice 70 fancy I..G
80. head. 6IG.c. Java 3Aa+c, Japan. t.hi'sc
Patna ii-l5c do in bond 3a3i7c Ranso'n. 3'la5c do
IN bond. l7sH2i.c. -
sugar market buyers and sellers continuing 70 show IN
difference. Prices nomlnally unchanged the range
showing ga 90 centrfuEals 3c for :" muscovados
and 2..c for molasse sugar The London market j. Dun
quoted rs 3d fair refining lis. beet hrm with good
demand: October and November quoted at lis 19 The
market quiet tu, without further chang
the quotations being - for graduated.
seed leaf tho sales indicating steady To- nnn
market The Transactions ircui" Jsi cases crop ls'
1immers Zoe. 100 cases crop 1882 New England
Havana ia 4Oc. Caees 1902 State Havana iGl4c.
IN, cases lSg2 Wisconsin Havana I1QI2c. ~ cases
1892 zmmers 1916 800 bales Havana 20 GSl %. Loo
bales Sumatra arcGS2 - in bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET.

S-v.- York >.
urrvrs- Recepts 10 cars or oi2 head-l3l cars
coni fsr direct and :. cars ed and Including
on sale The offerings mainly common and medium
steers Including cars - T'Nrs and . cars 81 soiS
by exporters ana slaurhtcrerf and sod a, sma @i
medium ca,e wrc steady and Common d, gai o, ara
closing shade lower. and -, ~ We "a - com.
mor to good a 81 5oas5 20 '1enes a. ~ lea,
CIV AT 81 cling ot Giaao for inferior er'ra
6rr p" an tn AMI ranec beef 4, 5'.aGc cable a.
vices from London and Liverpool quot" rcfis'fatT
vide rang II 9eaIl.c estimated dressed wcfh' &c,
cori.ng "a 9u.f N th Imcari, for f:astnans COMPANY
Sif cattle on the Manitoba 'or J. Shanh@rg son "l
beef for Schwarzschid sulzbersNr for me las. mini I
firm io caule an1 a' s't inc %" cb'rac" To- Newcastle:
40 cSiic 100 sheep on the s,smo fr TT "dem%
making iot1 FOR ~ week Of 2i7l cattle 1'''"'
qg''sF. Of H SI and 9a'' g.: .G"f % Virginia
at a5'@ 81 a" IS milan S d. ~ 100 r.
81 8, s. p d.; s, ~" at ~ 50 3 $ Ss ss
d. oo = at s. - 10 go. ;o 10 @ " at s. 7sasi 49,
d. sao n at ST 57s; il d.. So n at 81 90 - d.
sanders Virginia sc i'et r. %, at s. a. 2o 1909 10
DO 1876, y at s. No. DO 2o iea r. n at a. s, -: state
Il. s. S 8 g. q g a. r. a g. l'% 81
d. lic NJ at 81 % Il d.. i4ai T. at 81 TO- io Nv" "
az 19>s 81 B B 5al.. s. Y IS ~ n 50 e., +,
Shsrrna
no Z = s. liz 40 a, 'f q ." y 81 49, 49,
a33 H. At s. Kcntucky a. i2eo n At 81 90 ,o ~ d.
at i 81 * d. 100 NJ at s. ~ 10 ard oxen lao
H. 81 80: II Virginia oxen 1910 No. at 3 % '"'
'' $ " shcfman 10 Illinois steers 1921 y at 81 25 20
no. ne,yc ..' and NJ rangers iIis H. At 81 -
] shambcrg Son: II Montana steers ii'F' No. al
$50 bead Of T6,a aS caI bead r at
the httcr very little inquiry ana his "uI"
(;rassors dun unchanged good vs .e.Tc" snd
fee fcSl,nE mTm n hI nI T :: 5s2 III, pr erarr
and NO. sa.s Of Western calves were Effected country
9Tc.G CIV e l in fair sG f" ,a9 fancy %c At
io,gai3c dressed rras-srs at ia3c and little calves at
ssG nsnrc g g's.cT 8 70 n yo sic'1 ISc st
j. u r nelson: ., ualo ycaIs i'a ~ a. SO 'o 20 grass
n Go hin g ianao ycas 100 n 80 ,.,,,.
SHEEP ANp LANES Receipts. 81 cars. or 600 he'd 40
. cars for butchers direct car for rNIoii a'l. an"
wards there were sale lul for sheep and all
S S, ny 81 , |Ni ,m s, % ana aprarny Sr dzcn
cars were 70 s,l Of TAT" hour. Common :" prime shop
s. So orH5 cl,r la s'as. 80 q r car,
loo 49, ,,,... Irs.ei iais I'm moderate r.lucst ~ 5H>
Sales lIafr'nf,', n, r ,',1r a. 20 n NJ s, -
25a do NJ 81 ~ T., $40 q" g " q 81 g. 8. ~
w,lkrrson shefnan ce7 ohio lamb. - N 81
4: o. S6' 1,r -, 8 - Fs2'ifs liz g" & :"
c.oqaa q z n. a t-s l2 30 "a
So ~ n M h H. 20" Is " G 4l5 cahsdnn y n
CO, 90 yc.crH ,s,'g 7, Z N 81 az 81 $, o.
O. pl.n'2,s" = "a Ems o wanna ''''' " IT,
HUM iulen 2l5 canadian lambs. II II at 81 .
Ga hs'" I, Nca;,. !' sgls al 4 ,r,
- - le' H. los = az S2N''- =" ''' - ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06
prAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

iarb.st ~ ~ West. John " Meyer 10 Thomas 200 oo
McIaughiiu. T-'
20 O., n 49, q o. - Av'uu" \. "i'NI"' oo,.,
charles T. Rod % Mar l. Willoughhy $500. 'oo"'
sam. rr ,f,eriy. Mary /. Noughr To- Hehecca =, -o
"a ,yn " - ., n - 3lst-s - 6Ns0. AMI other
pf,l,r;y. William e sampson to jennie X % o.u,
cal :, n : e?5 q v u IO,h ave. looSlrp3. Bertha ~
Smith tp Nln,cnxr lu''li~ "''
",h -. "a =, ,' rnor,a, orIe ......... 1000
,pth-s' n .ol0 n II 'th-aN", :" I"Np' -,
Nlron \ Ward caleb 7 Ward go. -......, -: "'"V
sane property. norbert Il Ward - 'ieors" ,oo
.................. =. 49,
7sth st, NJ 2aG East. Sarah Valentine to Mar ,aoo
Gus kItn-kopf .......-.: -. ..., -, '
itG,h st = is5 T. ~ Boulevard. 2oA"ll 90,
Nth, NcFiroy william Holmes ....... lZ'""
l,6th~t n les 6 n - boulevard -pN"'l' - 20,
t-,,., y L., - Martha McElroy .-.......... l@'p
47fh.s, : ii7a q II boulevard. ldss"tn. 1900
Nar,h, NJ Frpy To- George ltngan 80 -. "'''''
i93l.et 49, T. u Trinity-av". 2'NlH', -
Herman Muller Nina Hag" .---- ..-..-..- i'''''
LIT ! map Mount Pheasant On BaSsiprd stat
executors Cafharin" N"ilamy io susan II 90,
Young ......-..- "''
Lots 2i3 and ~, map II Norwood. etc. Emma 700
T. LOWS o. Chas ; Clark ....... .-.-..+- ..-- -""
LIT lis man North Marble Hnl. 'ic Joseph 800
Wayra ANNA Nayfa ........- .....-.. -t-., ~"
3i,h. 49, pG East ana also 80 2d-afe, ArnoH 49,.
Kralaurr Jacques krakauor "'"'p
regular. Frederick Wait fo Joseph y ''zzino '3"''
SANG property. ! " Horton lee Cream 60 - 49,
Frederick : Wait $500
Ga - y lN"f'
safn~ property. Frederic : Wait % Joseph $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06

while the interior movement Of corn ard wheat SHOWS
large falling comparec with last Week Inc arrlfhS
~ cas- arc decreasing slowly. Tn cash market was
quiet but stronger. closing Sales included ""o
bush 40 = oats a. 32a. 3d.. 1000 bush canal AZ -
1000 hush No . whit" ~ 3n036i4c: 400 nnsh NJ .
white .5iaH359.c. bush track white ,n NC anu
1000 bush mixed. 3iT'-,c. ID ltl-Ei lraie
small rather spasrnolic. with NJ MHWa.K,c q,,,
Cn1Gii,c ungra1ed Western. GlTS,c MALT
pet duh and nominaily steady two-rpw"d state "g =
civ -rowed 75G sac. SEEDS-Tmothy - IN good de
rnand ~ little decline from recent ptlces losing a.
81 gOQSG per 100 n Clover Is quoted al - ''aso %
We give for comparison the closing prices 81 the pre-
x;ous day and ror the corresponGns date last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06

. 8, :, tlo,--s, Louis fancy winter dull IS 3D.
@-n-5iixed Western. spot firm - Is 80. Vr'. s
an AZ a. Tsd November IS 6'.f; i"cernhe MN
a, Is sd I.ops al Is1nGcn-lacihc coast stt"NY ~
~ IOsTt2 LIS f. new crop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06

coFFEr- Early prices were higher selling move
rn-at ~ The afternoon prices down and IN" ,atS
pair was wiped out Trading purely local as iui
Harnluss kei 'r 0ctohe, Ito PIGS >.rsiH re
GG-si January O. - PIGS tbtualH,
- ~. siarrh G;.5 pfgs April ~ a. pfgs Rio was
nominal exchange quoted u Lie. receipts 4Vh nies
stock claarauces for United states, l"'
iag-s. market weak Santos market weak Al llIV" ie's
Yecfiuv h. iI>.hD bags leaIel nom
RIO steamship Pl..a COO baes, ana from santos
steamship Iel,ena with $40" bags iia'r. STOCK to-
a. ' tags iYcludinC lO3 900 bags Brazilian Hay"
closing was T.! october. $40. NoNelntT - 90
11ecarl., - - January $3.50. February. 80 March.
~ Arril d MAY. 7I23 Antwerp arrivals ioI sep
renb.r e., ip, bags and deliveries. .No bags.
unchanged 10 ]" i''S
de,lin. sales wer. $1,000 bags follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06
BALTIMORE AND ONO AZ.

IaltimOrc. W ish.nGtOu. tnscaSo. fn'i""~~
-; Louis "nd AZ fot"', .s" ';
Leave New-York FOOT Of Liberty s.. day i3 %, I'd I'd
CACD 80 D. m and - II nishl For Pilisb , IN, =;
80 y. m. /. IL night For CINCINNATI -. - II
o 90 "A. m Goo =. IN. For WASliINgl'N I'D
MORE 900 A. m III 30 a. Dining Car. ." - &
y. m. sun 80 :. 600 p m pin."s ,"i'' '''
night All trains run daily except 300 =. m
For NORFOLK. Bay Line. 30 o. m ~ Sunday ;,.,u.
For MEN ORLEANS VIA Roanoke. Bristol ana N,'''-
noos, through pullman sleeping car 500 3. tA.y,r
Ticket office ~ 2Gl AS. lao BdwaF. 81 i.aI "a
St l,S Grand 81. y y; 239 3ii Fulton 81. 'io "a
hgron ST. brooklyn station foot u Liberty ST. l" I"
OF y J. ...ao
New, York Transfer viii call tor ani check bass''
10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06

Rrooniyn october 5. W.
- EALED PROPOSALS will be- receiver a., -
~ the Trustees - t'e New York and Brooklyn pt
at their Office. 40 Mashng'on-st. Brooklsn utmryr
O'Clock noon on Monday. October Ia. T." a.. srsd
Electric Light Plant fot Lighting the Bridge 'a, ry
hcaons be mad the Engineers office IN 'i
October certified check per ceat ~ tns
accompany each proposal. aud bond ~ lsire
nN" per cent II the amount ~ he lid VIII DC f's1
OF the successful bidder a, IN
&. &. MARTIN. "a
Chief Engineer and Sgp.fiassh's"~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PHILADELPHIA. BALLlMOKh AND WAsHINa
Far pnu.as,nbi, week Sayr. 400 500 900. 1000
II 70 dining carr A. ~. 100 800 100 BUFFET Pa,.9
carr. 500 900 DINING carr, : 80 80 =. NJ, ~
night SUNDAY $50 900 If 30 Dining 'arj u,
I.3o 300. 800 DINING carr p. NJ. l2:i5 nlsht :, =.
Baltimore and Washington. week da} 3W u "
Dining Cs~ A. " 100. 300 800 600 tDrins can
p. NJ :2i5 night. sundays 900 II 80 o.inns Can
A NJ 30 500 G.Or Dining. Car p NJ. Y - nls1t
Tickets and uarlor-car s'ats can b. nrcnfri at :o
as "a I 40 i.323 Broadway ,3l 9th ave, 81 Ean
is,h st IA Eas, i25th 81. cS' West !2'tn -, 2o'
Columbus Az. Now York. Court ST. so Fulton 81,
rrookiyn; broadway. Williamsburg The Nev-Yo.k
transfer Company VIII call Tor and check bassase from
hotel or residence destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06
Raiirca0s.
DE n N S VI Y ANA
b RAILROAD co.
STATIONS foot Of DesbrOsses and Cortland S.,e.,
liz Eject October I, iSD4

P 1o"o A. ~ H. nATT c'L FrDsns
,i,n Cars Arrives Chicago a. m. cleveland ~
m. Cincinnati $50 a. ni ard indianapolis rs M
2 90 r. I.e w. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
VIE and Chicago Arrive Cincinnati 1915 m -
6.0o r. ". WESTERN EMPRESS. -rulnan sle.pD,
and Dnirg Cars to Chicago and Cleveland. ArriSsS
I4Isveand u NJ Fl G4s1T Is Pf DAY
Sleeping and Dining Cars t? Cincinnati, and ST Lous
Arrives Cincinnati p lndianaroiis 1918 2. n 81
$40 ,S +. VI PAc :fFnS sespn. ca.
Pi,tsbLrg Connects for Chicago daily and Cleyesaa
pA az 1861 is'T WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
So aco lolo GTisd bnnf T Ii4 II NJ 30
and Dining Cars, 40, CDi1ing can 800 , m. i2is
Limited all Paror ard Dining Cars. 43o. lDnnss
car, 90, p M i2l1 nishi ,,x,.... ,.,.
to Ashevill~ Tampa. Augusta and New Orleans; its
night daily Ieepe's 70 Mort songry ana Jao Is nvie
FOR nrG Gb S Fo&T coMFoRT ana NORFOLK Vi. c
ATL t[rS'r z coHsT LINE 900 daily Sleeper. TO-
daily slecp@rs to Jacksonville
Through Buffet Parlor Car.
FOR CAPE MAY 100 p m; weekdays
For Long Branch AbIry PAX ocean Groys and Poa,
100 p. m week-days sundays, 9.45 H.. SIS
DO not stop at Asbury Park and oc Grove on Sun.
e"''' FOR PHILADELPHIA
p m i2l5 nish,, sunday Espsss'' Gi' So
go 40 Limited, 10 a. M = : 40. " T. 40 50
rlcket ofice.: Nos 4s3 9ii 1876 1923 II: and sn
,tpnd:y 's,reHtst court Street $50 Fulton stree, ~
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex station. foot u Fulta
S,re.t l,rookNn. station. Jersey Clj. Tie New-Yors
TCansfer company viii call for and check baggage lion
hotels and residences through to destination ,oor
General Manager. General Iatsr Agent
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% Get for Bnslness purposes
Furnished Gonses Go Get.

| Lease: 49, ,,.-... -, ,,,y
small new modern house. with electric lights ana ''s
furnished Madison-aye. corner, near 3ith-st ,-,
small fully furnished dwelling. low rent; near arm
nne frurstorv remodeed. fully furnished house win
eler,ric lights new decoration and plumbing near
Windsor Hotel and Ffh-ave. ..,.,,,o,,. ,,,,r.
Apply to CHARLES A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Alpine
RuIldlng No 2s6 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic BLOCK Signals.

Fou- tracks. Automatic Block signals.
Trains leave station foot Of Libeity-st
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk. &C.
40 III 9io II a. to Easton. \. NJ. no 80 I'D
t. Easton), 4:3o 3:45. 80 t. Allentown; r H. Sur,
days 40 rs \ NJ. 90 $50 600 J.. ".
FOR Wilkes5arre. Pittston and scranton. $40 A. Y.
$40 30 l30 +. VI. sundays. t3J A. VI
~ p.odn. M 1 30 500 0:iO. 1000 II 30 A. u
l:io 1880 o. 800 500 80 Z 80 T.. NJ. y - night
sundays 4.3o y. 81. 90 30 ODD o'~ J. ~. TN
night. - =, . .
so, 500 5:l5 +. NJ. 1913 night. sundays. 100 5A
GOO T. NJ. l2.ij night.
For sunhirv IeNisburg and williamson AZ 80 so
o:I0 A. NJ i:lo 100. 100 p. ". sundays. rs A. Y,
.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06
THE RANDOLPH,

70 WEST isrH-sT.-CHOIrE APARTMENTS,
nine rooms and bath. every modern Improvement ran
mailed On Application. Apply premises or address
J. A. SHEDD. - Nasslust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
From Per = y. r.. foot Rector 81
For Atlantic Highlands II gh!and Beach. Normandk
Rumson Beach. Seabrght Monmouth Beach. and xH
Branch az lo.l5 A. NJ. 3:tj r. NJ sundays. ?3o A. "
For Eberon Asburv Park Ocean Grove ard poru
south 10 Poin' Pleasant 34c =. VI. sundays teIor
ocean Grove and asblrv ParlD $40 A. NJ
aLa,.r,d r,p,e pg,er a-r pa--oc4f. 8 IS p n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06
ALL RAIL ROUTE.

For Long Branch. ocean Grove. &c
For Rcd Bank Long branch ard points s9H,n 70 raE
Pleasant 80 % Red Bank, SID 1880 a. NJ In
20 400 $40 30. 6:5 = ~. sunday ca1evi ocea
Grove ana Ashuv Park: 800 \ n, 40 = M',,
For LAKEWOOD. Toms Eivcr. Barnesat Pars ~
Barnegat 40 SIS a. NJ. no. 40 j u. ,,-,,.
For Atlantic cry. Cape May. Nineland ana B'ldsetA
40 \. NJ. 70 y VI. ,,,,,, -.
For Monmouth Beach. seabrIght and iigh,ant R.aeA
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-03-31
PRINCES OF Thu ORIENT
Perrysburg Hut Entertains Visiting Prin-
ces aud Confers the o. NJ. A.
Degree.

On Tuesday evening last the Princes
of Perryshurg Hut enjoyed Al reunion
at their Mosque in Perrysburg.
An invitation was extended to b. G..
Hut to join in the festivities and Priu-
ces Chas Yonker, Dir. Yonker, S. Vail,
II. f. George, M. A. Ireland, j. G,
Stearns, of that city, j. B. Niblock of
Holland, and DR.. e. w. Hoffman oil
Toledo were present.
The work of comforting the degree
Oriental was in charge of the visiting
brothers, with Dir. Yonker as G p. de
S, ably assisted by Princes Yonker,
Vail, Ireland, Stearns and George.
There were fifteen neophytes who
presented themselves for initiation in
to the mysteries of the sublime degree,
all of whom proved themselves capable
of appreciating good thing when pre-
sented under circumstances calcula ted
to demonstrate the beauties thereof
The high and lowly positions in which
mankind is often placed were illustrat-
ed in a manner calculated to make u
deep and lasting impression upon thos g
who presented themselves for the hon
ors of the Orient.
BY virtue of the unanimous choice OF
the members Prince Chas Witzler was
elected to the high Office of G. A. w.
and was installed and given charge OF
the implements of his profession.
At midnight the members of the
Hut and visitors adjourned to the Ex-
change hotel where an elegant supper
was awaiting them, after which the re-
naming hours of morning were enjoy
ed in social amusement.