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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

Boston Nov. l. domestc wool there is ye.y little
change To- notice Except in territory The mlTkei wa
!rce- about the though buyers could
obtain SLIGHT Total slss have been 2oih VDD
~ ,pni.s'c and foiu ~ foreign. In washed neeces
there liile doing and prices are nominal AZ la
lAc for ard and above isp l"c for NN and NN and
abo and 2DG2ic for M ! ard medium. Michigan y
fleece dun AMI nominal lGr pc r. Washed cOmbng
wool sold Moderately 2nn.2 nm. dcIinr dfi AT l3c
for irhaau. Fan sales II unwasl"d
combng nyc hc-n lCniIc per ~. and inc unwashed
and unm.r, hantaIlc demand a. l-Il1c 'Onsid
erale sale territory have been made AZ 81 BE nc,ud
ing Montana Ifnh. etc with the secured basis 32i3Jc
for nm. ana nne medium and 30G32c medium Texas
california sold In small lots at ia u e. with
fau worth .,sI2cc clean oregon wool quiet with small
sales AZ loa1ic Pulled wool steady demand .Ofi
%, Tor super Australian wool sells steadily loU23c
nnund foreign woods have been quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

y'. - mos 9Th. Zen Ago, say. IVA, ,c Quit
is s,n,ar hopeful although -. lon'a,s ' i''
COu n. 2 ,'auraa d-rriiau steel rails ls gu" ".' ~
'.r,'ns a Mem 81 "a, , W. ..l. hs . To- o.~ lie
rarnc oa. ns,t',, Golfer ... '''''c s,,,,f
,,o , ,r, ,ne last n.1k ven, ~ '.ns frm M
tinpre 40 tons Exports - ,Dil~r ~ p, .'I been
- i.',F as 'rITI'%' } ,e vi,i me unlcioar
rather c'r 80 - '"i1 in .,. Iint u =, ne
- wa. taseip stead, st Ii7anl5 o. sp' AMI - -
,G.rns RI ,.niia"-s, '',ne e4,l lt .o,ns e..y
-, tons fs October. ass,-, p 3d. 'i 80. y, , ~
,a, a.' uo9ih aad 80 ,,i M, az ~ ,,n. asaa'
ss..lr ''' ''f e.t,,n,io- LEAD TIE u.afsei
aai ~ $, ilsi.s .siEiTER There was very te
tfa!c. tie market leaving ~ easy 81 "'"
a@7. for SPOT 49,. .,.,,,. . ,.c,o, ,r r,.,.,,. =.
s,neN hat ri'sn'@ ana t-ot. he as.reea,e .aiq.
siam -, ~, s'. y ,ln, s. >, ~ IN, = nafse'
T. c.' ic ,i.a tnat b .'el' Neaa' r-i' a. IN f1,f
, 'o ~ nr fIry ar,,c We quote N-n orleans
, ,s ' !,sa.a ~ lH e ~ ,a sa 2s.,
.-r. q, choice :sgae. n.aat.' no. isr,o r. o.,
- s-l iini7, rrm~ &. ,i...,. l'm2ee .
~ iiis t,r eo tifs The market o. spri'. ~
urrcn'ne IS -i,.iy a. ,f' at'"a ',r ~ ,"' ,.,
"s - .s1 i, a.. S a. as '.,i a G- :.
aoi about stead, .....,
Ms a, ,i p. .'' , a 10 i' .,"s o., .',
lfiu" quality It j. irio-a..le 4. nan. a,'Nr ii'.',
fenD~ eu. faon- should i ''n-iri"l 'i'i''' nominal
/ l~ttl ol ls quiet and i1,-.t ri''l "'. i.'.,' '
STEADY W. n'" sole - - iNl- '' 1'i. l..
prime summer yti." 80 -'.c nni 3D. III - . 'i, ''i
qg.ftfn. r4f4eI f0i lfir- W. quote 'i H'"'i '''
prime erlf" hi. - : i.' -.'t 4r'' "
mills 'lH 80 ~ 'f'i' ~ - +Ni''i' '.'" "'
gfH-r -'t-,' summer ''i'N I''i ''
m"~ "il" pflm'. l"WitHllf '-i ',il'" iNi'i fihl'H
1858. i.ri on 20. inf..d OIL American raw. 3'"
American boiled! 30. Cal Gtta raw. -
80 is hri "i'.' -t-,iF . 49, .f,,,"i7 a.
t,.,trrr a. n1- -'ri,al - D.. Ir,rrf 10 bale, cot
., Sac, f,.,... .f.t t.,i.. ...f,.,. ,.t
ril, '".i ~, =. o.. ~. 't1, 80 TO-.
p. - ~, al, ,.,.,. 81. '...' =. a.
'.- - d., 49,, ....
,1'. o., - .i.t - -. ,.,.. ,,.,..,,
80 ,,,,,-,',, ti..,,-.r %, 40, CT, -. Xxx
,.,., ,+.,,',.nt %. III ,-.,,, a.. i..,,..J = no.,
t,..,','i.., ,.,,-.
80 t....t.,.. '' ,I,ri.t,e
..'' .'.,i.
''- VIZ. no - "'
rum az ''' '' ''' 49,, ."l"' -
''h - '"t" '-l''l ' l'''' "',. " il"ti'
~ Ii'iN'i' DDS ~ ~ 49,, N'''-i,i 80 toms ''
'l't''i h''' 80 ''', w. ''', i.'' 'N' '.'f mp
i'l'"' .lI'p ~ a. ,.,,,. 49,. I''i"l'"i
''.'. '''''''' ~ -, ~, - '.'
f''l 10 i'. '' .. '". 1''' MN l''
,..',,.., IN, ~ -. .'t az
~ - .''' a. =, =
~ "' | ,'''.' 80 49,
I.''' WI ''"9 ~ w.. e., ' r''>Ih'', 'iHih
'''.' ,.."'' w. III - ''' i'' '4is
A''He h"ssi,,'' h'"'"u'' :, !,s'h - ." ana loaded
~ ',, n comp M ''' ''"nS,h I" N,r,h Salen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

large size fun cheese and were able to MARI ARK
ic more wa. reached in ns.qnS c m ESp ,eI~ Faa
i Tba sSya .T, hi 0Sc though ms, buyers
unwilling g above tie inside price. small sfr I''''
irre 80 Ss-,srh.T make coisred fancy i1s,c, do.
whit. fancy i0alo,c do good to choice 9'.g9.c, d.
to far sNac. do small size, fancy. lVsailr.
si,c bart skins. chcnsnedc. ETC. choice s'la7c %;
sod to prime, opac. TO. common 20 far 3safs'' 'u
EGGs Tho moderate receipt c,nain Only small nol,
further Improvement = about iac Bus II all lower
qualities fresh collections and al grades % us
shere '' i. c mpro,emgn la,eyc- the demand being
AMI f Tennsyeani W. WSs,ern n,ar.y norhcry
sections 2oG2ac FAR Western. bet iasg2'r. ce-house
fresh. S2aSt - DO ice-house. SsG$@ 80 ..,,-,~
grads SIN aai and %s,k 6e f,n,y qualities hli
wh some coraienc' r.ars s'eay f,r d sraol g-@l,,
grapes nrm. hut o'dnar lra a'h Int End m ~
AMI in perfect order but good deal Of stock has
been affected by the recent at weather Al. 90
urgently offered Florida rloniy ard q ie rte,
SNOW ami fali varieties s=as2 = Feenins 10 -
Bal win. 81 5GS. common - air winter riit 80, 81 -
s,, a2rs. sSgs, as onb@ ni 81 2 30 e ss - a.
tswba. iiNi2r Concord loal2c. do large baska. sa
carar .a$s S,.sa E"s q iai Enda sac pr n
eCres CAPE co., per b. 5, 3,rso ~ DO J.lsy 81 80
boz 81 3o9s2. lemons 81 25gs5 %. fruit 81 joa
FRUITS DRIED Eyaaora,ca apples are he'd about
st"'iv win fair Jobbing demand especially for the
d"as IN carcs ana sEia. small f p 1er SOW We
So a" cnoic@ 'H7'ac d. common TO prime 3nd.c: d
,nn-drel Gnd'sc chops. lhHc cores eni * n: la
nlackAcrres GaG%c. apricots Sul0.c. pun ze
crloc PEACHES unpcecd california. 'AnJ'.c.
choice lots q! 10th STATE ari racidc coas, are he'll
Ia "a. We quote state and Pacific east S9i oh,ce
60 s,i' yo aq ss@ To- p'm a.s d. common to fa'
fp' LTIi ALIVE-With ,ars IN to-day and AS many
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

,;slgesfon Nc, i-Coton easy. mddng size. low
iGdling 10 I6c; good ordinary Lido net and gross
Lalsa. exports 10 Great Britain. S.,b2
haIes +, FIance go bales. the Continent. $50
bales coastwse 3Ii6 bales sales 40 bales, stock 2o2
$50 bales. ,.,,
Norfolk Nov. I.-1ottuh quiet. miiclng 5.c; low mid
ding isc good ordisary isc; net and gross receipts
40 bales exports coaHtwise iI22 bales: sales O72
bales stock BOO? bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
fENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD TICKET OfflHhS

Tor the convenience OF the bankers brokers 'a"
yers and business in general in the vicinity o.
Wsll-st and the Stock Exchange. the Pennsylvania
railroad ticket office formerly at No ll3 Broad"ay
'as been removed doors below It's former ioca-
"oh to No III Broadway, the Trinity Builnihs'
where every facility has been provided for The resr
'auon OF sleeping and parlor car space on hmiteu
ana other trains TO the West and South. and wnere
star Of experienced and attentive ticket-sehers
VIII be found constantly on duty during business
hours. assuring the public the promptest and best
Apen'ion. With this Office In the Trinity Buhding'
ana The od-established Offices continued at NO
ns'or House and at No. 435 Broadway. besides an
d nnSs al No. 2sl Broadway. the convenience OF me
ylSsi business community has been well pro
VIII Tor by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company;
rea"iis always In the van 10 meet the wishes anu
''fenents Of the citizens OF New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave West I2d 81. Station. New York, as ioa-
Iowa and Is min Ites earlier from foot Franklin ST.;
$3.50 4. VI. Daily. Local TO Buffalo. ,.
viI5 A. NJ, Daily Albany, Cticz Syracuse Roches.
tef Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit. Chicago; except
saturday for Toronto ,,, c..
6ii5 +. Vi. Daily fol Albany. Montreal. Utica; syIa-
euse. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara rsIs Toronto w
7;4S i. NJ. DALI. except nday. for Utica, syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo. Carries seepns-car passengers
only. $50 , , po.,..
SIS l.. VI. Daily Albany. Utica Syracuse hoehes'
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Ce'e.and
Chicago and 81. Loais -
For tickets time tables parlor and sleeping-car ae.
commodatons apply city Offices Brooklyn and New fok
and st stations Time tables at principal hotels S@
other Information address
c. T. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent,
vanderbllt-ave. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
OTHER MARKETS by TELEGRAPH

Bunh o. Nov. I-Cattlr Receipts last - hours. $50
head total f0r week thus far lVu!o last
week T. ~. consigned through. 90. 10 New York. $50
on sale 100 market opened dull and slow. with nothing
last - hour- 2Gr head total far - 35
fYr same time last week. 5000. consigned through.
GG~. 20 Ne" York @.j5o sale 5000. market ~, ned
'rad'. on'd weak with most late sales all kinds Il good
'rs. - OFs' -. good mediums AMI mixed 81 75asl ~
'hpc" heavy. 81 iJTSi 81 ilgs. 81 G,f>i ~. roughs
~ S'"Si Il" Sheep ini Lambs Receipts last - hours.
300 head. total for week thus lar. 500. FOR
York 230. sale. $3.50 including 5000 Canadian held
market nI"ri steady yesterday prices
sheer, and lambs. with q fair demand. cllscl steady.
"lth about al -id. extra native hnii-. - n 81 -"
liVp head Market for ch'lD" nrin fhci grade weak.
az >5T$s - stoc.eis ahd feed
$@aS3 -. and bulls $1uS3 %. 'llNes So 25u
81 - Hog. Receipts. 81 OOp head Market opened firm.
mixed. 81 @50ft -, choice assorted 50 11p$l ca. light
@iaSl -. pigs 5. 5Jr$l - sheep Receipts 1000
head. Market for sheep was steady. but lhlruH Nrs"
weak Inferior To- choice Sass - lambs 81 1,GSi -
market slow and unchanged Texas catuc 3pl0c love-
Native steers 50 oOas4 %. 81 GoaS2 -. Texas
si.ors &. 5pus2 Hogs Receipts 300 head Market
WIS Irregular opening strong ami closing easier. TIL"
ioaSi common 10 fair light. at - 2paSi 10 lie
bulk Of hogs cold above - % sheep Receipts 1's
h.ad slow and prices steady. Natt" mlN"t.
.tnS2 -. Southwest mA'l 81 30. 3D. nis. S'S3 -
make. steady. primo. $jps5 -. gH - i"'Sl 80. good
huchors' 81 1jNSi. rou.h TAI s. Jns fair lfht ste ~
81 sass - Ii'gs Receipts liglt. mark a.tv" anl
hlgsr. Philadelphia - 1Dps' best fek-s ard nike
- es1sl go rough 81 5npSl sag, ana roueh s3p
81 Sheep supply liri.t. market "".dv. sNta. S;H
81. good - 20 81 20 fair 81 7nHsc common. 5icu$l
yclrlings. s. 20gS3 IL. lambs. e. cas- -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

middling 3lGc: low miidling lj-l6c. good ordinary
receipts. 92G> bales; gross Dab ba!eS
pnrrs Great Britain 6ro bales u france "o" "rS'
salss. 800 ts-s. stock, ..2Cpt bales
Savannah Nov 1.-tott,n easy, mifelns = '-i"', u"
r,iGi,a. i-lG,. good ordinary itsc, ana gross -
cepis 1lsI2 lales exports coa2tw.se GSci bales ga
40 bales leA. 1921 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

market for Brazil sos is aar,n,y ~o,sins INTO
l',ie better position nayers seem , 10 1S YAK, h,,T aas
movement VIII result Values ho",'@i. 4 Are % IN ,t
slow saes ,emen is reported IL mia sad's ana '
Flour And MEAi-rhe tone Of the market today
was fairly steady with somewhat better inquiry I"i
also with country Patents selling So 25pS@ - tn"
standard hranls howc'cr aIe held very I"h, -"
today wers .logt 1900 pks including go s,s , wm,s
Ps so sasS C1 % c6a 9 5 ' @ BIS a 81 20
500 bbls extra frsls 81 3oas2 - and 900 sacks f." ar
sprns 9a a1 40 So " ss 80 6s cs s93Ss
80 ,aGsS So r., s. s 81 , @', % * ynEA
FLOUR MARKET st'ady. sal- 20" sack a" s2a$2 70. M
s. q. ..'.. c0RNMEAL Market dull. Quoted: Brand,
vim 81 10 saganorT 81 10 W's,'m ana S"', 1',n
81 2Cas 30 nne yellow. 81 21pI p, c4s, 81 l$nsl L.
ding 81? p ouosa 40 i, '2aq7Sc 60 H. s2;gz.c
sig3g, 10 Fl sa s. s3;gsI IS 10y 'c SOC In,
stronger this mornns selling up sa7sc with quite d IT.
lie COVERING by shorts and Some buyins ~ Iat,rs On
to be due more to the nsh, OFFERINGS IAN good
buying Although there was an .pi'f'ni s'o - - me
cables. they really seemed t. laok onr .ena, the nna
covering 81 shorts over The announcencn II the '1"rs
in,.ei ,p,'' I'll, iY y, - p ,,ycs,,,
nm'n aue S.S ny, en, ,ns ho,.,er ,e,n," he,ne
the smallest oh spring and winter 81 aiy day since The
falling oN may liz due bad weather the Northwest
really "A cessation the market wheat
there, .Ncc prices would naturally De consider
able II remains to DE seen. howe,.r. whether the ten
decrease this week Will be continued whether
AZ the three four weeks ! he fol
lowed dccreiicn movement Interior receipts
spring wheat markets Today wtr" JO3ls rusn
dnolvdDg Chicago GG737 bush. nearly al winter, agan-
0;,5 2OD bush last Yoai, wnier Jjh31 bush. agans
$50 2D7 hush Sea'oard receipts, 1876 So bush against
bush total 126.s2J bush against l1> N2G tush
exports. isi.Joi bush. against o0o12 bush. only 5op
bush ,vercd contract The stock ~ wheat .
IIveuool only $1,000 ccn'as. against 26I3 coo
n, against l39.WD month yea.
Trade wheat in the afternoon somewhat irrrgula.
Ther. he considerable and
times good deal Of manipulation particularly a. The
West Just a the close there a lc 80 cOvcr
and the final prices the best the ssGAc
net gain. Cash wheat inactive. on. load sold late
LAST night No red AT Nc December O aioai
loads to-day &c o ahoat reported old whoa
sn6 OpD OF No | hard Manitoba e I Buffalo
nrtyate terms exporting house also 5000 bush
nr;va,e CORN The ket foT "a.
s,r,ng.r today but fl liifle slow There times
mite n little disposition 20 buy advances West and in
ssvmna,hy with wheat There also huyng
III about wet weather. There very lftl-
saafure 10 trade and deal ~ nt"rest
shovp movement OF at the interior
s,na scale, this IL believed be parity due to the
,nathcr The markets firm but Today there
y.a yery little shown for foreign The
stock II corn at Liverpool Is G,s" centals. seans'
crease in interior movement Of corn 80 far this W.
80, rcd with the corresponding time last year Is I21l
mo bush. Cash corn Was quiet The sales were 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
BALTIMORE AND OHIO X. H.

Fast Express Trains To ,,..s
baltimore, Washington. Chicago, CincinnSss
81 Louis and ~ Point. West s,!;lNs.
Leave Hew.York foot Of Liberty. ST. daily Eor GA M,
nls @Ta Fol n,safS EsF 81
900 4 M. 900 p For wAsHiNGca0N', a. bAasI ~
p. m ex SUM- 500 m 600 p m Dining car' i1'''
night Al trains run dai ny 'I az M ex Sunday
For NEW ORLEANS. via Roanoke Bristol ana tnastA'
noog, through Pullman Sleeping Car. goo D. m aay,
Tcket onrcrs: ne col AS fi4o Bdway 81 Essv I'D
81, 400 Grand st n Y. a39 S44 Fulton ST. $40 wasn'
i.eon ST. Brooklyn: Station foot OF Lbe" d. u " -
New York Transfer Co will for and check bassas'
to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

ra.tim're Nov. l-F.our du.,. unchanged; les ~
his Wheat steady No red spot ana Novemoer ot7sp
aia.c December a5i li5j'sc. Ma 19i4c bid ste@ihc. -
r.d sfAc. milling wheat by sample. '"'gc' eVDe';
NG7 rs bish sales $4,000 bus corn steady my,
,ear a2G52i.c: January. 5li2c bG southern wnte Xxx
bush obs nrin. N = white Western 3's ask No,
ux.l ,lo -. lsAel. stock. l0>ii bush. Rye SLOW 80
-.3asf.. stock 9?2:4 bush. Hay quiet ana 49,
el - choice timothy. So Sl2 % Gram iseehts higl
fu,r q. LIVERPOOL l. ~ y N"ni".; CORK ~ ".H5S'
r. %.enln.r Butter steady, -. fancy &c =" ~
far,y iTul-c: packed. i-tl - hsss guy, o.
t';... Quiet. 40 :. 15c sugar steady giahi1'e" - ~
Boston N,, Flour quiet corn firm o.. nm, Du,
o-i..- Sfar-s quiet. Provisions gulet bcltft 80.
Nnftlc.n creamery. 10 W"setn - nee 'I.' W
.,rih,rn 10. ale. Western. lyalOi.- Eggs quiet
uuualo Nov l.-Sprns wheat quiet lsm'!s ste ,,
s,i.. - 900 bush spot 40 hard C''.g6}t.c; JV' pus
~ o. closing: harI Old spot 6s'sc 90. ne" On.
IN e. T. o2,,c. 80 northern spot DID, &c ~ ,. ne"
sp,t or e ( offered; NJ sprus spot "o,sc "l"Vt
wheat higher: NJ red, o5e tack, s'Oo Dus' ~
store 55c, ~ | white 5Sc. track; "9'e, store 80
C,.nai as. but closed strong AZ OUTSIDE p.''s'
y; 900 bash NJ . yellow. 1j'sojb's 5000 "Hsh -
corn 15 So, store. sales. track: II cas- no yei-
\, 1 Yellow new i,c: No ! corn "a, II cars ~
Grade llalCc Opened weak closed strong az v"'
siI. prices sales. 10 No Wnte, d.. % So
cas- ~ z white 3}N33i.c. cars No EllAei' o"lu
3c IN track Barley-S,rone, particularly ior ,a'liua,
,yi,h an active inquiry slightly under quotations wesc
Grmer. No western 53nGllgc. No 3'p3''2s: sarp'e'
5i1,5ise canada Gil i5c Rle-Du.l. No oJ'2c track
t,1oa freghs-steady; wheat Be- corn 2|c' oats &C.
barley. &c - D.,
chicago Nov 1.-The leading futures ranged as fo'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
RAILROADS..
tiailroaos.
l)E NNSY Y MIA
n RAILROAD co.
STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses and Cort!andtS Stree
In Enect OcioDcr 10 lsyi.

In Enect OcioDcr ~ lo1t.
3o A. W. "a. klHL,Ltsi.II oaI ~ li..10 Gilman
Compartment Sic, pine Dsnin3. sn'ok'ns ana JUS Is
TIN Cars Arrives chicasp Q ~ S.r'T'a az M. -
200 p. u chi@'AGo Aap ST Lorls EXPREsssi,.
vile and Chicago. Arrive Cincinnati 1913 M NJ
and pnirs carr 'o chicago arr '1e,eiand Arrives
Gs'' r. H. Ri ssii: xrEsE pqnmsn
ATis"s tineino.a 0 "a IaiI'na' liz 10 70 . m ST
$40 p 3. u rAciyc EyP#iss . ee'ns ca;
TO PlttshArg Coanocs for ,h''as daily ana '''''"
nALTiWoRl'. " AsWISGro> AID rnH sol r.; u
dining &c "a1 3 % ',on%rrssora United all P,,r
AMI Dining caro-. :" G"'ne a.. o'@ ~ y. nal
Limited ali ra-lol and niniug cars 40 DINING
40 r. :e w. s"s,1:n 10 R RS rsp slesggsT,
L A'be,i- Tampa Agsna and Nv 3 1,s.ny, H."
S ~ t'y H pss tS TO Ss1'sSI' 1"' 5s
Fob 5sr. Sf sF Sq Pas nS NORFOLK m
j.:.:ssi Sss," .ss ::
daily Sleepers TO Jaskslny!i.: ,r Nav 100 p n
' week-daye NN through Bane, Paror Car to Atlantic
weesdays SUNDAYS. e;s ~ S;is 7, ssnaa De not
stop at A'"urI Fo on iii I?iL&D'ELpMiAE r,m.o
E;S,.;' 30 $50 40 go 90 "a. ps0ss' o
ssSS 10 r!H;sa' f % 4. ' %.' 3 4. $50 g. '''' .
Ticket ofice.: So. 49, o4i iios 1922 ils and PSI
GroanwE As'or uy, s,peet $50 Fulton street. 81
Brooklyn Anne. s's sS f foo. q rS!sn
s;.r Comnsnv viii call TOR and baggage from
hotels .esidsnces through 10 destinatonn WOOD.
a.I rnEy MsSa.er General p a H1 Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

'"A CABLE FROM MARANHAM TO PARA BROKEN
.ne cable between Para and Maranham is broken,
- unit" 1t is repaired messages from Para will be
May land wires from Maranham. Para and
~~AAnnam are In Northern Brazil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW.JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks Automatic Block signals

-Four tracks Automatic Block signals.
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty St a.
SO 10 oio ii as Easion. A. NJ. no ~ e@
DAYS. $50 1iS NJ 100. $3.50. 600 p. ~ "
For Wilke.5arIe Pttsion and seEan'9Ma' vi" a. 49,
For Readns at 40 500 s:lO 1890, II 30 A. NJ.
40 80 800 400 500 6t5. I:3o r. n ZIP n,snt;
sundays 40 4. al. 90 80 b:3o 600 p NJ. i-'is
For Harrisburg at 4:3o 500 $40 A. ~. tx 20 20
100 500. 5:45 p. NJ; 1915 night, Sundays 100 'S"'
siS 4: y iI6 isO T:aO p. nj sundays 1916 A. ~
For Red Bank Branch ard points south to pont
rsssan az 30 SIS Ia 80 H. n Ina s sxc t ocean
Grove and As0"Fy FOR FOR L AK @ 400 = NJ
s To To"i s'sIs sFnsfa Park ana A'"e
For Atlantic c,ty cape May. vineiand and bTldss''n-
For Monmouth eas,sh and Hss 4, sc. ..
W,rhiands OF Navesinlo. 400 md 40 p NJ suniayA
900 A. Nj. 400 p ".
ROYAL BLUE LINE. ...o,o
TO PHIl.ADL-rniA. BALI iS4OH- -'-'O
IL r 5" rna'faf' ea1 NJ 80 -. uTsi ran
Carr. 500. 800 dining Carr, . ~ 49,, 20 Gar, A. 81
30 300 800 DINING carl p. NJ. l2l5 night oo ,i.ao
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as GA TAO 1873 Broadway 1871 e,h-aye 81 East ssi
IN s. s East I25h St. Gus: sst Ee'' SEQ 'i Fulton ST..
Brooklyn: % Broadway Williams burg The New t sors
transfer Company viii call for and check baggage IRON
hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
NIL. IACKAwANNA AND WEST ERS II. II:
srs,nvns IN New Vrk loot ~ barclay Ano
ChrtstOpner etreets .,.,,,,.,,c
vcsTuQu-uGn INAiNS, ~ LLMAN III fFET

COACHES. PlNTsCn LIGHT. .,p
Direct route 70 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MoNISLAin
THE oRANGEs summit Bernaid;yi..e BAshns
Ridge Madison NorristOwn. Passaie, paterson b1yn-
Ton Dover S,antope. BUDDs i~AkE i,AnEr ny
PXTcONO Hackettstown, SCHOOI.EYS aioCN ALI.
Washinston, PKILIIPSBCRG. EASIoH WAIEn
GAP STROCDSBUPG Peeono Mountains, - 81 "a Z.
bASyILE MSn'IIse u nISS
RicHriELD SPRINGS Gor'land SYsAC CoEx,S Ss'
BATH DANsvILLE. BUFFAL3 ~, and all points
r:2o A. M-BiNGHAMTON MAIL Stops at principal
900 < M-BuFFALo. SCRANTON. BIN .jAs
JTiCA RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ara
OSWECC EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars Con,
meet al Buffalo with trar FOR Chicago. arriving -"
lco r. r" Me"sscRASToN BINGHAMToN and ELMIRA'
EXPRESS Pullman parlo- cars nm. , N, "a,
OUTH ENTREES Pullman parlor cars -.
T:3o p NJ DAILY. Buffalo Vestibuled Limited Express
FALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connects AZ
buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving at 33o D. IN
600 p NJ tDaily)-BUFFALO SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
TON UTICA SYRACUSE and OoWEGO EMPRESS.
Pullman BuNe; Sespers - ... . :.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS az -
Murray-s 42 Broadway Tickets at Terry statiohs
rs and 9.2 Broadway So West l25h-st 23o Coumous-
ave New-York 33S and 126 Fulton and ~ Broadway:
brooklyn. Time tables giving full Information at all
stations
baggage from hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

Rec. p,s ~ hicadstuGs interior points In M'ussnHs
last three piers N0l omitted Flour bh.s gram '''"
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-17
He Lived Too Long.

As a general thing it is only in novels
that retribute justice seizes the william at
the moment of the commission of great
crime, but occasionally it happens in real
life. A case in point is the following {:
During the days of slavery a negro slave
named Rolla Banks was carried from
this county TO Missouri by Rev. Mitchell.
In due time the slaves were freed and
Banks, being frugal and industrious,
accumulated considerable property. His
children grew up and moved away, he
knew not where. Yearning for the SYM
pathies and ministrations of relatives he
sent to this county about half dozen
years ago for his nephew, John Evans,
agreeing to leave his property to Evans
on condition that the latter would take
care of HIM during the remainder of his
life. After year or two Evans grew
tired of waiting for his old uncle TO die,
and resolved to hasten the desired event.
The latter lived in cabin not far from
the one occupied by his nephew. Evans
went one night to his uncle's house,
poured coal oil on 1t in various places
and set it on fire. In so doing he got a
quantity of the oil on his own clothing.
The old man awakened by the flames
rushed to the door and attempted to
escape. He was met by his nephew who
sunk an ak deep into his victims skull,
and the old man fell back into the flames.
As the latter opened the door, however;
the flames followed him and in moment
the oil soaked clothes of the murderer
was in flames. He attempted to beat off
the flames and In his agony jumped into
an adjacent well and was drowned. The
murderer and his victim were buried
together. No claimants appeared for the
property which had caused the crime
and. it escheated to the state. Winches-
ter Democrat.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-17
UNAVAILABLE Postal Cards.

The postmaster general has given an
opinion on the matter of endeavoring to
collect debts by the sending of postal
cards which is certain TO be one of inter-
est to every business man. Two postal
cards were submitted TO him. On one was
written: please call and settle account
which is long past due and for which
our collector has called several times,
and oblige." The other contained these
words: You owe us $3.50. We have
called several. times for same. II not
paid at once we shall place with our law
agency for collection" The postmaster
general, on the decision of an eminent
judge, stated that the first card was mail
able and that the second was not. The
logic of this decision is that when a
threat, direct or implied, is written upon
a postal card, the card il unavailable.