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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-13

&C. 100 900 bu, he makes no aowa ans is where
sr,ourt NJ corn abandoned cut up. ana thS ,atos
the trouble The state report oi low ar 900
oniy ~ 900 that state hs4lhst - vim
bush last wear and other state reports cosrsP -, c
ne environment igures closely IL seems $50. or
s'.s,ion II how much the area mas been cu ~ ,e
abandoned and in this M. Ingliss figures W"ui ,,e
,ha' no Id not allow seemingly w. IN
g,i,a, mas been nut w against the app lNH'., ""
.c.',s n. state and National report Although W. an
fi'na report apparently been oc' 81 ~, ,.nors
,r,a probably Is worth more than lidN"uh ~ ,on
I'm corn Cash to-day was dnII Du! .rrive
TO 5000 bush NJ 'D.' 7"
,nd 900 bush at GGizc delivered spot l"f %NP. and
,ior market closed the best prices Tor nc a. ,,,b
al iTfi.c net advance. OATS radlis WI c,r,,
,rces following very closely 10 the move''. ~ ,lore
Earlv better feeling prevailed which later - =, in
-, sor,e weakness with a recovery toward r'e - ga
syr'rrthv with corn. the market Leaving on mn b oas
,nbcs, nrlcos n, iG%c net gain for the DAY "' o ro
ssrn arm ana higher Sales were; No oaas' d. n,
hIsh at 3iaa3jsc elevator; 3o buSh carr ~, e,9;i.r,
AZ early anoa,: No white 1900 BUSH %,
,r,rk white i5Ooo bush. 3I1tlc. .bNi.bi- IA 80.
markc, is firm but dull 30 MiwaHnre "| Was again
Iav NJ &c Tho cargo OK Russian baItrS ,,.o-cl ~
oncrod for sale o-aT iOc duty paid deiss''u ~
>:en, YORK with l1mlSc bid for small guam
" >t .r-Wsrfot dull steady: quoted new" .,ii-r
Sr,t-I,S Market auc with trade NANNY "i -, a
hnracor Glover quoted s9N$? 30 per ~, ID ~ u,
,ic and October prime 81 nominal Ilmo''! "'''' ~
s. 7O4SG 10 per 100 IL. ,, -.,... n, IN. pre-
We give Cor comparison the ciosn ?'I ~ Ueor ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-13

,,,r, closed quiet and steady at la2 points ' Trans
Ma ny ,ororod with Yesterdays closing Pfic NJ
SSrttL nntces Total sales f"."" 793
w gross receipts LBS bales; 'ica' ners
hsIes. forwarded ~ bales: sales v' "a" r, r~ceipts
HS bales: stock ~ bales Total ne' y no baIes
pnayis to-day: Great Britain. los's , Sa'S y. bales
hf vse Great Britain H. s4I bales Franc
n,,nenf 4l4l bales stock 2los' ed
81 saies to-day and last night as oHlviu'S -, Inn
1po. c"nsumr,inn sos bales spot mark ubch
.,oaay. middling uplandS Csc; midcilhg suii,
a. nr,cbaneed compared with YESTERDAY tS doing
~ Iwer-,ooI cabe-Spot cotton aIse nno 10 es
~ 900 bales: spe ulaton and export. ~ ,m.ric,n
she, ~ 900 bales; receipts. 5000 bales Aihe' dy
,arauv 1-6ld decline: closed quiet &C.
nnr isonteoher 3i.b Seftember-October 81 ne
,her November Sab Novenher-De 80 IL Feb
34Jb January February o.,'f. 5-,E,
Narch 34sb March-AprH .'1os; apr! 81
80 Nay-June 353b. Manchesier-l arms quiet anu '
cloths quiet. all day he
dnrohle switching september To aIr i'nr,tnr
@ s, INis franc on sales Of 1890 bags ~ a.,
~ ~ October W 80: November, 5000 pece',i,
In%arT SEQ February s3.!3 no canes nne ~
arta, steady al 1880 refs for NO q ~" a." ., ,o,L
,"ok mace on exchange which is quo'eg so~ed Tor
- 1870 "a 900 bags 2i2.Vo bags: lea'e- cL
nt,ad states 5000 for Europe 300 pas; os
a. nwer AT IA 500: for the day az sans sans
ps 600 hags Hamburg dull at IA pig lower 90 o.
80 1"toher 200 November, 100; DecehpeI -,
sry ~ ~: February. GOO; exchanges N ue ~ ~
@ 900 bags all from September lop- ApIn a. *
WIZ March $50: May. lj5 December 10 $50
P' Inrracts closed steady at 5GlO points dec'i"e ~
we're az 900 bags, as follows: va,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-13

Liverpool sept t. - T. -- Beef Extra India moss
finn rs 81 prn" mess 1iti ~ G:r 50 Pork Primo
mess. Weston - 81. DO medium. rfnl ~
as Hams-Shor cnf. about - - ~ -. dun ~ 'ts
bacon, urlnrflanl about - - % y nriu ~ f's
shDr. nh about T., frm 80 80. Ink clear mlG"s.
about g. r, FINN AZ. long .nl short clear mtH.,
about - H. firm 20 ~ St1ull"r-. ai.mi j. - j. ~
firm AZ 3,s Cheess American finest whit" ana c"l""i
firm ~ g. TaluN ifiw. rify nominal. 'oionsr'd
2i- 81 Resin Common duil ~ = ~ Lard
Prime Western. % a. wheat ~ = f'si
steady T. ~. ~ rcd spring steady 49, - '1l
F,,ur. Louis winter steady ~ - 81 Corn
M,ol western spot an ~ -. September duh -.
october dun - I'd November du At u llAi Hops
a, London paCnc Coast. STEADY AZ IL ioa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-13
THE STATE or THADE.

BOSTON Sept IL Flour quiet. Corn quiet oats fairly
steady shorts quiet provisions firm iili,Hr hrmer
Northern 2iu2t'4c Western. giI@ic cheese
nm Northern. loi.@iOi-c. Western. ?1?'.c Eggs
nrm.
steady, s,ic7. 100 bush No hard SPOT. o3N. cars
do &c 1850 bush old d. e T. GiAtc. c ring, ~
hard spot G3'.c. do new. G2i.r. ~ ! Northern "ih
-.ot GA.c. DO nov. ~f.c. No hard cd T. 0l.c DO
U-.r No Northern I'D Z. Cotc. ID new. 1''N'
Winter wheat arm. gool demand. Sales; - cars 30
81 d.. jGi.c. car DO No whlt" '"'-'
N track nim~r. sales. 1900 bush 40 :. "l'.n
Giisc store. ~ corn. &c. cars No willow"
NJ yellow. G2isc; No > corn &c ~
tfnck Oai--Activr. closing strong. outsii-
pr'r@s hid sales n No white" 30. G3iigc; cars
n , white ~, a3ti.c. No = MIXED. ~ sAc On
track Barley quiet. y Western. &c, No :? ''IT"s
Canada fIf 1Oc Ryc-too1 demand y
cars 80 sold s4c Flour quiet. easy MIL feed Seary
ur~hongei canal freghts higher ard wheat Sc
corn IT. New YORK
ahlcnsn sert Y The eallng fntures rnnr-d a, fo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-13
WESTSHORE R.K.

Trains leave West 42d st. Station, New-York tolr
lows, and - minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.
3:3O 4. VI. Daily. Local TO Buffalo.
1870 A. VI. Daily local TO Albany. for Catskl Noun.
tains and Saratoga Parlor car TO Albany. Sundays
0:I3 A. NJ Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse Roches
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit, Chicago; except
Saturday for Toronto
ta!ns New Paltz. Lake. Mohonk and Minnewaska Al
Lany. Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George Paror to
Rloon.vle New-Paltz and Albany.
400 T.. VI: Daily. eXcep.. Sunday for Albany
cuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. De-
trot Cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis.
+. VI. Daily. Sunday. for Newburg Al.
bany. Saratoga and Montreal. Parlor to King.
.,4J +. W. Daily. except Sunday. for Utica Syracuse.
Roches,e, and Buffalo. Carries sleepngcar passengers
sI5 p. NJ Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse. Roches-
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. Cleye-
land, Chicago ard St Louis
For tickets time tables, Ulrlor and sleepingcar
comnodations apply city Offices Brooklyn and New-York.
ard at stations. Time table" at principal hotels Foe
other Information address
c. E. LAMBERT. General PASSENGER Agent,
Vanderbilt ave. New-YorI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-13
BALTIMORE AND OHIO Il IL

baltimore, Warrington, Chicago. Cincinnati
81. Louis ana Aii Points West.
PULLMAN CAR SIR ICE ~ ALL. TRAINS. .,,,
NewYork loot OF Liberty ST.; daily Eer , ~
CAGO 80 D. l2;i5 night For PIITSbSho'
1870 p II rs night For ciNclNNATI ST Lo,urIii.
200 M, 600 M For wAS ,I ITO I nA 4 ~
p N. e1 SUM. 800 D. Goo M; Dining Carl H."
night. All trains daily except 800 y. m. 49,
FER NORFOLK BAY Line. 40 ?. m ex sunday: ,,,..
Fer ORLEANS, via Roanoke. Bristol and .het's
naoca through Pullman sleeping Car 600 .. daily,
T;cke, Offices: i72. POI. as. i.l+o Bdway 81 r. A,a
inron St. Droolyn: Station FOOT OF Liberty ST.. C X n
New-Yo-k Transfer Co. will call for ard heck ~
gare 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-13

for
The primary markets dun and without nts noai"ns
benz aTs e no% or R So on mS Sss there ere
an ind ,ne. IN nrass having the mar
ket for the mild grades We note sales OF o." oas a
egSf% oG Fl and obbes pursuing an ef
Sends but otherwise erea, indifference Extra sec
onds winter are wanted tee, 6 to grade show only
sdf sales s,s Sd nsen s. Ssa ana SSs
sss. g s.@ G 9a 5 Sis city R,'T % 'fas
IBIS s. 2S to arrive 900 bb elsy mills g 4H@s2 So
' Sa ss spr ang CO. Ssis clears 45Ga southern
% S@
sales sacks nS oSnerS Suo S. a.
3 IS MEAiMarkst nIm h9 &c o y@s 81 81 a'
Ss M Eslo Steady az %h sales
sis % IL s:0ssc 80 feed s;' ss "a S fy
feed Sc; homny chop s. o'asi Ola coon'eed meal
-WHfAT~Ihe wheat market was marrow and
undressing to-day opened at fractional Ssnne
price The early strength due to Iimle local buy
h ing Tine wSsa, was being shipped The
first stated hD p%4sdnn wand and than the
was through shipping cheap wheat 70 Europe and was
,ssdy .h to supply ns Sea. G's
when Vas found ,ss VIA" s S aR AND bout
s,easS Both l pSoe 0 an& By
%s, good 20 nd deal Of Wheat
e an extra dry w esns IN falling
behind last figures. and for to-nor0w me esq,
cars The dry weather Las delayed seeding and there
sees 90 . in ' late The reports wheat FOR
feeding purposes numerous as ever nu naturally
market much IT may possibly afeci prizes ar
Interior wheat reSsps nc at rns h Tsa' Sush
nearly ali winter $50 o3s bush last winter.
is SAG b%sh against 1900 bush total STA bush.
so bush during the last hour Of The ,esson
ns sae which footed up l7eco bush and So
600 bush outpors The close steady a, last night
10 red at &c under December delivered and private
terms; 5000 bush No hard spring at private terms
No red was aaote at September price 5sE.c. 80
hard s December .,a a dys First sas
were at a fractional advance followed by quite a liie
S aecns about c % ear S rcngh was on little buy
ing by shorts and soe buying for OUTSIDE account The
position sell for reaction even II the crop Is
Of the Departments nsures corn
bears claiming that they are Just as liable 20 be incorrect
quoted 1s SAYING ha IN Ner .s alone the
%ocSo bush His His revert n wss the s main prop
obiviousness Of the positive statements Of large
S % ar ss St s BY on sCr and S sas
cit is conceded that the South has the best it has
planted BUSH give $50 oo9 bush Eastern States
a. * sp s: S ss sssh rds "s
0OO0o bush Central and Middle States. IS 9a
100 10000 bush Indiana. Illinois. Ohio and Missouri
contain iso74ooo acres in corn and any one who has
nearly 100 bush more than the whole total the
S, would f'r ao Ss tie blot out sa
fowsa Nebrasks Kansas Wisconsin Michigan. Oklahoma
iowa. %sh 100000 acres
with over 100000 acres is claimed to average only
I" io6 600 600 bush or l3x bush per acre per cent
than 1880 which Mns se sa s Of acreage
Approximately with the Government. amounting 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-13
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Sept f.-Couon quiet; midaling o.zc. low
,d,,,r Gc. good ordinary &c; net ini gross ep'S'
,ost haes. sales 49,. spnners 10; stock III" ,
Norfolk sept good Urinary SIC net and gross re-
s 81, bales; exports coastwse 2os sales ~ s'o'"'
3.l!9 ~ c,,., s,oodv. good ulddllng
Iiti,nS Tide low midlng 1850; good ordl-
otc M. i,s net receips bales, gross ,3l ex-
n"rs 70 Great britain ila5; sales 900 stock - %, ;e
P,y,r,ah Sent l2-COton steady; Iniddiins, 9"-Io-,
ia n,iiing De- good ordinary, llltc; net ana es 9o
receipts jls bales exports coastwise L''o' S''' ''
stock. 25.2It
ANTWERP WOOL SALES.
Antwerp Sept i2At the wool sales ioday rnr t de-
49, ant snrted bidding The sales were as io'i LIVE,
I,anos Ayres All bales at IOnI"" francs per wv ''
monteydeo ss7 bales AZ sOalO francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-13

20 There were % COO hogs: the estimate for Thurs
day was % 900 head. haa, c,oscd nj 81.
cents. calls at 574 Puts on May cor" so'u ~
55ss cents; calls closed ut 5Gss cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-13
DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN X. y,
stuuOns IN New orL< lvOi barclay HH@
ChristOphcr streets. ..,,,,,r
PlNTSGH Iil.uT.

COACHES. PlNTsCH LIGHT. ,..,-r AIR
Riige Madison Morste%n passaie Paterson t no.
Wah1s@n p RS MEAsToN w ychAS
TGN PlTTsToN Wi,NEsHAERE NANIiGK9}SSd-
H HHMT2EE 9NEHMR soE%1Em msityS
T MEH9 pnN A2A 4wGd2 kL1iEa S2NT Ssa
WEST NoRTiWEsT AMP SOUTHWEST .,,.,ou
7:2o A. M-DINGlIAMToN MAIL" Stops at prlne''~
900 s's A. 0hMi.-puFFALo SCRANTON. nLXGMAMroNi;
csWEtio EXPRi:ss, Pullman Buffet Paror cos;
rect at Bifrao with train Tor Chicago. arriving o."
100 e m Mnezssc qIISTr5x pNGHAMrox and ELMIRA
EYPEfss RaiTeHH pa wiLSsnARRE and pLrM
oTM EXPREssS; Hgm9n Ps, syr GSss BINGHAM.
$50 ana pa MMiRl MrE EHi EXPRss pullman
bSTe sIsspsTs M1xes az "a s,RsyPox BINGHAM.
'0G r6x NJ Rc fi!}o fsSPhSGs $YRAtsE and o.
wEGo EXrREss Prliman G1;s S;e sPToxs at 70
rs ana os2 eToaaway So West lsoh-ss PeSosaSsy
nrvcl iyn Time tables. giving full information. a. ."
"WvEsTcorr EXPRESS COMPANY will call for. for ana
cheek baggage from hotel or residence TO des'""
a pvERTIsEMENTs AND sunscRIIR,TIoSTsS, RE- re.
CGIvED At THE UPTOWN OFFICE NO. a,niii- - kpvER.
TIs;tMENTs AZ the fciowing pranch ofe ,si ave.
ErnnaSs e. corner Tentythri,s ,a- Thira
cosner yscyen,hst: o2d Thrdaye near IL,
nrss,: i70s First 100 Wes. 90 ives.
Wss So h sundd
a3s Thlsd-ave; sool Thrd-aye ee,~s,nh SIS
,ne HAREW oFFIcEs $50
niths 2s Wet afth-st to
y Euronsan Branch for Advertisements oniS' ~
Street. E. c.. London England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-13

e r fE IL N ES.
chicago Tie Ness
York; foot ot NhaInoeIss daily. follows. and I've
minutes earlier Mest ..d-st:
Q.1S n. M.-Nes,!buled Express Tor WayeF.y, Bag
va" hamton. Elmna, Buffalo. Bradford aad sa.A'
Parlor Buffalo
3.OO 4. M.-vestbue Limited. Solid train for CHI
WV cage via Chautauqua Lake. S,eepers ~ Cn'
taso. Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car.
$40 4. M.-SOid train 10 Chicago Via Niagara Fa!6
Wv Sleepers to Buffalo and Chicago.
S.dS T.. M.-Nia Chauiaulua Lake and Niagara Fa..s
VIII soiv train 10 Chicago seepegs 70 BuhAh
| ocAL TINE TABLE TICKETS AND PCLLMANs
- at 26l. 2i3 +0 ard 05i Broadway LOO
i2ath-st.. Chambers and West 23is, ferries New
York; 323 Futorsi.. BROOKLYN 200 Hudsonst. Hobos.n
and Jersey Station Erie Transfer Company calls tof
check. baggage fon hotels and residences to de''
nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-13
ROYAL BLUE LINE,

For Philadelphia. week days. 40 500 800. 1000
Carr. 900. 800 ,Dning Carp, 80; s45 ?: NJ. i2is
night. Sunday, 80. 300 II 30 Dining Carr. A u.
80 300 90 Dining can r NJ l2:i5 night 100 :, a,
Dining Carr A. NJ. 100 800. 500. 600 Dining Car
p NJ. I2:i5 night. sundays. 900 $50 Gnlns Can
Tickets and parlorcar seats can be procured at IL @
i4th St. 1874 East l25th St. 264 Yves, l25h s.. "a
Columbus Az. NewYork: Court St. $50 Fulton 81,
BROOKLYN: 90 Broadway Williamsburg. The New-York
COMPANY will call for and check baggage from
no 81 OF residence 70 Destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-13
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
From Pier g. y. r.. foot Rector 81.
For Atlantic Hishsnds Highland Beach ssa Normantis
Branch. 40 1913 A. NJ. 100 T. NJ Saturdays ony)
For o ssroo snrYy PARK oces Grov and point,
south TO Point Pleasant 1918 A. NJ 600 p NJ. sa,ur
days only) 3:45 800 +. ". Sundays Except Ocean
Grove and Asbury PariO $50 a. NJ
For Lakewood. Toms River. and Barnegat. 40 A. u.
q 90 p. NJ Saturdays only. 3:45 =. VI.
For Atlantic City Cape May. v!nelani and Brtge,oa
la A Il p SATURDAYS Onlv)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-13
Steamboats,.


II PjoIRI30W0DEMGE Gl6NEo
FOE BOSTON woRsEsTEE THE WHITE Moi Ar
5HSs AH@ THF & FxGEp4 ssa si
above caral St. at 80 nm; ~ r aarg 7i5 A. IL -,
u"d giSE oi 4 M Fun On "'s sica
''''! gs=TORIlM@TOM llNGo
xl l"' pier e. n ' at 'r 81 daily SUNDAY
ElORW1Gm l0NE7
inside Route via New-London for
Boston, Woroo@tor9
Only ' S%iwSH, ea a1n ESw, 5fEAMEh
n eommss9" eayns s 90 90 con m nG with ves
S S. i E :p2 rains u s y Broadway
FSs ol @ia on EACH Table dh0te dinner
FALL @1WgR l0EyGo x,...
Fo7 BOSTON. NEWfOHi ana al Eastei" anu WYNN
'' no MI SGE SIN 1t rhisILA PURITAN
rLYMorrH and rILGkM IN ans eo arsTa on each
"ye ' Sew YarE from Per Cod 9umbe To so Bysr.
s Sun Sf a5o r cn ss6utd isaye Fa
Vs $40 and 80 4 X Gao s = 'i week week days
! 20 NJ +. b"! SUNDAY. touch a, N-u0ort.
Lake GG1ANlPlAlM
LAKE GfGG0R@G.
Steamers VNH e4H2HHTEAdhTS, and :s Irco OH
c ard conaeosa . o" on ary s. q edp. ans
c4%P SO aE Sa CO. %'i r 'n" at P,,sSars Montreal
,1 S the For ts1Ssf
-. General Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-13
Lake GG1MElPlAl0
HUDSON RlvER BY DAYLIGHT.

UUVO9VW UuJV tS1I -
DAY LINE STEAMER
NEW YORK OF A'
Daily PIX except sundays .s:4oA u
Yves, 2od- Pier. 1850
.,,s, hoat from FuIton-st. Brooklyn. at a. m
f. ArH,NY landing at Yonkers. West POINT. new
burgh Poughkeepsle Rhinebeck Catskil ana fiuu''H
Returning leave Albany ~ 80 a. III
-" CONNECTIONS.
WEST NEWBCRGH and POCIifhEr-f'AH'
vi Day Boat -. u..,.
AIRANY with train, fer Niagara Falls ana me "es''
Uo~ton and East. Montreal and the Norn,;rs
MoP%iNG AND AFTERNOON CONCERTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-13
CENTRAL RAIL Road or New. JERSEY

anthracite coal usci exo!ls'ye.yl
Automatic BLOCK signals.
leave station foot %. '.iherty-st.
40 IL o:ic II ~ 70 Easton. 4. NJ. 1910. 100 HN3
70 Eas,on; 80 IS. 1870 40 Allen'9wn p. NJ. Sun.
davs go 7:I3 A. NJ. 100 80. 500 p NJ
Fer wIlkesharre. rittston and .Scrani,n' 'lo A. N.
FOR Rsadrg al 20 500 9:iO 1000 II N A. ".
ITO 80 900 400 100 s:45. 7:2c p. ~. y Is night
sundays. $50 A. NJ. 100 100 5:30 GOO =. ~. 1918
night - 80 :,
400 500 5:45 = ~. 1913 night. Sundays 100 $50
90 y NJ 1915 night. -
oo A. NJ. i:Io 20. 1880 p. N. Sundays. 7:i3 A. n.
Goo p NJ
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For Long Branch. Ocean Grove. &c.
For Red Bank Long Branch and points south 70 poi.t
Pleasant. 4.3O Is 80 Red Bank) SID. II 30 A. ~, 49,
3 30 800 $50 $50 G5 r VI. sundays. excep, Ocean
Grove and Asbury Park 900 \. NJ. 400 p NJ
For LAKEWOOD. Toms River. Barnegai Park ard
Barnegat 40 Sis A. NJ. 80, 4 30 p. "
For Atlantic CITY. Cape May Vineand and Bridge,oa
$50 4. NJ. 80 y. vi.
Fo- Monmouth Beach. seabrigh. and Highland Beach
30 Sis A. NJ. 30 4:30 G:l5 j. ". Sundays. go
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-08-17
ELY NOT A SOCIALISTS.

The Wisconsin Professor Denies the
Charges Against Him.
CHAUTAUQUA, N. Y, Aug. 16.-Pro-
fessor Richard T. Ely of the University
of Wisconsin, made a personal state
ment in the ampitheater in reference to
the charges recently brought against
him. He denied each and every one, in
each and every particular, defying the
author to prove one statement that he
had made. AS to his views he had
nothing to retract The assertion that
he favored strikes and boycotts was
false and malignant. He had repeat
edly pointed out the disastrous nature Of
railway strikes in particular. AS to
trades unions, he had held out,
and still holds that their province
must be limited one. The old
fashioned striking trades union had ou t
lived it's time and usefulness. But he
was not socialist. On the contrary,
he had thought that agriculture offered
insuperable obstacles to it's proposed or
ganization Of industry, and had main
tanned that even could socialism be or
ganized and put in operation it would
stop progress and overthrow our civili-
zation. AS to anarchy, the propaganda
was a dire national calamity against
which all right minded people should
work with all resources at. their com
mand. Especially should the wage
earning people shun all connections
with it.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-08-17
PRICE FIVE CENTS
the officers Of the Salvation Army. The
building when completed will be used
as the general headquarters of the army
in America.
COST THREE LIVES.
A Southern Dog Trade Results in Fatal
/ -. Quarrel.

A Southern Dog Trade Results in Fatal
Quarrel.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 16.-A trade
for pointer dog, made last year, re-
suited in the death of one man and the
fatal wounding of two others at Leto-
chatchie, Ala, during the afternoon.
Lamar Saunderson, aged 10, traded
dogs with Robert Dickson, aged 81, and
some dissatisfaction resulted from the
trade, which eliminated in quarrel
between the two. After blows had
been struck John Sanderson, aged so,
father Of Lamar, interfered, it is said,
to separate the combatants, but Dick
son, supposing the two Sandersons were
attacking him, shot, killing the elder
Sanderson almost instantly. Young
Sanderson then pulled his gun and fred
on Dickson, the latter returning the
fire, and both fell. Young Sanderson
was shot through the abdomen, while
Dickson was shot through both lungs.
The physicians say that neither Of the
young men can recover. The elder
Sanderson was prominent merchant
and postmaster at Letochatchie.
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BISMARCK. NORTH DAKOTA. FRIDAY, AUGUST II 1894

been held for years, although as re-
suit Of a sweeping investigation by the
Fifty first congress, action was taken
against Judge Bowman of Louisiana.
The investigating committee will sit in
the federal building in Cleveland; will
summon witnesses and take testimony
after the manner of court, allowing
the accusers of Judge Ricks to present
the charges, and the judge to make his
defense. Judge Ricks will be permitted
to have counsel to represent him in the
investigation if he desires.
n A report will be made the house at
the next session Of the findings of the
committee, and if the charges should be
sustained mpeachment proceedings will
be recommended
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TRIED TO MOB coxEY.
The COmmonweal Leader Beats Hasty
81 Retreat on Horseback.

F.t-t 1r +. . . f.. l. s.
The COmmonweal Leader Beats q Hasty
81 Retreat on Horseback.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 16.-A special to the
Sun from Hyattsville. Nd, says: Gen
eral Coxey came near being mobbed at
Camp Lost Liberty. He came for the
purpose of taking away seven of his
horses, and when questioned about the
movement Of his men became angry and
said he was done with the scheme.
This greatly incensed the five men left
by the Baltimore police to take care Of
the camp property, and Coxey was
obliged to beat a hasty retreat on one of
the horses. The other horses were
driven around back road and in this
way he get possession of them. The
men gave chase to Coxey but he es-
capped.
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DIAMOND ROBBERY.
Thieves Make Rich Haul at the West
Hotel, Minneapolis.

Thieves Make Rich Haul at the West
Hotel, Minneapolis.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. l6.-The police
force of this city are all torn up over an
extensive robbery which took place at
the West hotel Tuesday while the
guests were largely down in the dining
room, and which resulted in one of the
most successful raids that has been
made in any hotel in the Northwest for
years. The raid occurred while dinner
was being served and the thieves
took nearly everything that they
saw. The police Of the Flour City are
at loss to find any clues to the thieves.
The loss to the guests of the hotel is
estimated at $4,000, principally dia-
monds and jewelry. One woman has
reported a loss of nearly $4,000 of valu-
ables taken from her room, which was
in the raided quarter of the hotel.
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PLENTY OF BEAR MEAT.
A Large Number Shot in the Vicinity o
Duluth.


Large Number Shot in the Vicinity of
Duluth.
DULUTH, Aug. 16.-Black bears are
more numerous in this locality this sea-
son than they have ever been known be-
fore, and they are shot almost daily
close to town. Bear meat is one Of the
common articles of the meat markets.
At the east end suburb of Lester Park
nearly dozen bears have been seen in
the past week, and at Duluth Heights
as many more. Farmers living on the
roads back from the city constantly run
across them, and shoot not few. At a
lumber camp near Lester river, few
miles out, the camp keeper has shot
four in the past 10 days, three of them
full grown animals. A settler on Knife
river shot one in his back yard Sunday.
The forests fires are supposed to have
driven the animals towards the settle
mants