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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26

oh.cted Nav opened at 5o,c. declined to 5ssc and
with cash ash a"f s PeG Gsmsad ' SsS
barley &c Ioxer: with slow demand no fair demand
2o on irack lover With be Ss':sr ao 5uH s
han dmana 10 Sss on mt 'asfs 'is
TRACK 5a.c -Four qgl ; and se s.anard miSdns.
81 gIns '' SG s ssass e%y
PSrF 81 l 10 cd 'SE s aHd .a asc ia jinSar
philadelphia Nov. 2i.-Flour-Buyers holding ur
weak to sell in sym Gar r M auie, at 50 per
bb for PENNSYLVANIA Isek% @ "p i n as to
stedy new sS quG 2nsa at .csdy hut ;e disposition 70
raa. CABLE. generally and in some Instances
S57a.c peeember 5'rsa57ac: January 5sisa t
Teon1ry corn acpressea by movement Of
supplies IN West ard continuance OF @ hush and
ci",cd weak Export demand light Local carlos g ni
but steady under Ign! cr an1 81 at ta5a.c No >
mIs~i peccmber 5a5a,c. January 5o'fc
s15o.c oas-Oncrings light. CARROTS ana op't%S ,en
%prho, h,, az usual On Saturday there were very
Iayers on market nsr's5eed mixed %hit S ss1sc
M %biic %"Sember s7aa3sc: Decembsr 31*gSSc
wraK PENNSYLVANIA creamery 2' exceptional os
higher ErgsFrcsh STOCK sT% isennoS sugars dun
crown T. ,,.c: change in other brands o'"er ar
ticies unchanged ... 60 ,oa
5? Co. es' .m gs: 81 isasy 81 S'q t3:i ip
choice 81 G$i 80 rye fep' - TOR snail lots A.
NH her. was no business Eastern buyers BID oc 10,
eas [9r nrG Firm "''k ,camncr ,o ~ Nav 5'.c corn
i.ver. December IT,. May. iJNr. plls o"r' IN,
30 s,,r,,rI mess selling a Si2 80. orders
Si3' lard Prime steam at G9oc; choice a. 6"oc Dry
ft mat Sioi ,Iers 5i9fl;'sr longs "2nr-'' ,'H
H. Gs.c. shorts G7.c Hacon-l|'Fci 'h 4in nes
longs a.. clear ribs. 10. shors -. ii,En w.
r,rr, Il ., Wool Easy and unsettled Missouri ana
~oi. medium conlbing 1jc. medium ciohlnS &c 10"
and ..f. liHl2c. hard bury. -: western ara y
nrn medium iilf2c fine medium "a llc. '"at, anu wv
7aiG.. h,n,y fire. 7Nsc. Texas MEDIUM 70 g % -,
., -, r1Iir flagging-Orier prices. IA n. :" g. : ~
90. ~ n Gs.c. tics TO: hemp winr 2r per 10
a nrrn market aud tho demand NOT entirely sup.
rii.l Sale. spot cars At 2'-c ana cay NJ
n5c ami f.r december 30 "a Spcer-Seliers "sN"s
2 i.t.c llf NJ buyers ahpy" 2. Zoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26
.ncy 1oa12c; Western. eaioc squads per doz 81 'oa

fancy logic; Western Ggloc squads per doz' q ''p
So 81. 49,, ,,,,.. ,,,ssr
moderate receipts fair demand We quote; Vua az
JOd$2 so partridees per pair: ''.hSi -
grouse 75oGsl 10. woodcock. sog"c English shpe ana
r,over wild ducks. Western canvas
81 50as3 so red head sidsI 20 mallard. 4od15c; other
kinds 256JOc IIavre de Grace and red head e%-
coed Western 2.a5bc per pair Rabbits. 2oHJoc >.
HAY AND STRAW-Mark"t firm. We quote nay
n-in,o nor 100 Y, 75c p No ]. ,bn c 30 snip
nne Jtd5ic clover mixed 5OUGoc; clover DOC Noe Rye
straw 3Jd55c. stray. 3dc.
pOTA rOF,S AND VEGETARLES-Iri potatoes IN
moderate demand and steady sweets nrm on iahcy KIN
dried hu, qualities DRAG al easy prizes, onlons
oio but UNCHANGED Choice qualities ~ All southern
vegetables sell we'll while dfectiv" lots ar" slo" ana
r,ric.s show wide range We quote: Potatoes. Long
Island per bb 7JqS2. DO Maine 81 -. do stat
81 25GSl c.: Jersey. slas -" sweet p'tai'es Nine-
Ind extra fancy 81 5oGs3 do South Jersey fair to
prime 5oas:. DO Virginia siNSi u snions' Whit
s266 do red SlG<l -. DO yellow 1jcnSl O.. turnlp'
russian Long Island 75caS: do canada i'H ,'c' paTs
nrs and carrots. 15cQSl. spinach, Sl0sl - kale va
,o' s1uashes Hubbard S1nsi -. do marrow. ~ ISL
caunowers - 1"Gs2 30 cahhagcs. per 100 s3n>' Coy
dozen punches 81. d. dozen roots l"rfc. egg
nans southern per hbl S2Gs6 string beans per CRATE"
S2aS4 80 cuCumb"rs 81 JtNS3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26

MoLAssEs AND sYEyps-The week hounds NJ with
tone II the narRct u:ine ABOUT steady. quote: New
orleans cen,riiasa Urinary To- comm n te a fair -
good 25ae>c prime 20 choice. 2ea3Gc. barbados 2'a
26c: Porto Rico. 2Ga39c. syrup sugar ordinary 10
common caloc: fair good llal7c; prime go choice
NAVAL. sroGI:s-s,ocl. R,sin 1887 bns. ;urpea,'nc
I.5e2 bbs: 725 bis The market fer 'pni@ iniin
rcis quoted a, Rosin quiet bur steady ard un
caaneea 81 sofsl % fr on 60 eoal s'rainel
seed on is without essential CHANG The denand is
though ho;icre are n forcing III M mark, as
strictly desirable rrad,s arc r"h-I 8'",." iwfr ,
co''2nseeq o prme crude hn' - pFnr Snlq' t
r,mS %lc summer 5o gon f b,cr sra s6c
lard OIL sc; nsccd oil. American raw '6e' American
b9ed Sc oasg3a raw ;eG ,,- bort, ,~,sb,s
gee1n ' now To Antperp load grain 2,.i TO
100 bels slpcc.e los; to Ic G 100" SACK" n ~, rs ; o
n February shipment Rotterdam 10 ,ns leather zoe
per 100 ~ We quote Gam a. r,s, "A ul Az
lcth ID Newcastle. 4.d from store. Antwerp ID Rot
4 asked. Hamburg. 80 pigs grain :" CORK d dI
petroleum to United kingdom 2sn2s CHARTER,
the small number Of cNeced indication of no
e. er, cases petroleun Phladcpha 20 ana Or
Patras IS. two steamers 6GN and 500 tons s9sa.'
ism bark. 4la TONS grain columbia River TO- rni'ed
Kingdom or Continent S5 drcc, p.T SIS "l s
co, tons coal Philadelphia ;, Jago 81 81. Spanish
Ha,eras ie re and lsc Schooner $40 tons phosphate
rock Charleston Phin lepha. s. 10 cal ou, soc
s. loaded sch,,n5 81 and XIV tons ss (os
Philadelphia to Jacksonyile zoe and G
schooner 100 tons coal rhi!aiepha To- RG,,on 3 "@
Ys Nmoy and 'oT' swa'Gn iI,Gs,' ''g ,6 ''r"
PIX TRo ME MarSe'. du ana ic,,ufe. PORK
a NJ % nj; @r;s P%s',a at si' E g9,
MARI dan family $40 'oGSi2 n.s' s. '"a'' Pa ,
s. 50GSa 80 India mess. sl"psl".. il.ri
f,,fi "a : eD1' =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26
REAL ESTATE.
nI.SfNESS IN TIE FIELD.

Pending The settlement Of the Government Donh
issue last week. the real estate market dropped
in.o 4 passive ccnIiticn 50 far as investors We're
concerned On the other hand holders OF realty
have taken on rruch courage" ana builsh ieel-
ing prevails owing to the political r''usion that
has spread all over the country. In some instances
those VINO had property for sale before the ee'"'"
AZ prices that could now be r'al!zed nave driven
away persons desiring 70 purchase by advancing
prices As A result real estate brokers are 'oni-
p,luiug Of no business as the buyers and would-be
sellers ar, too FAR apart one large owner OF prop
crfv in Fifth-ay,fsali on saturday 70 a Tribune
reporter that he should withdraw property to-day
from the market a, the pr,ss he had been asking
and mark them higher.
Tn. Southack 4 60 deal. announced during
the last week. mas caused many erroneous I'M
pressions First the statement that nearly all OF
tho hlock between Fighteenth and Nineteenth SIS.
and f1fih ami SIKH ayes. has been sold lacks
confirmation. That u large portion OF the property
from the west side OF the block and running east
has been .od Is undoubtedly true. bat II IS not
true sail MIR Southack that any portion OF this
block fronting IN Flfih-avc. has been sold TO
syndicate or to any else. There are other
lots also near the F'fth-avc side that have not
been sold There have been some fancy prices paid
durng the last year and a half for property ana
they strike win amazement one not accustomed
- large figures The property on the southeast
corner 81 Fia, and broadway is a striking lustra-
40" rr"' tlnt twenty -s'"I! 'ii''". V'' WE. -.
n"r y - UHsi"'ItNi} +ilt va. t'H t'..'" 80
paid f'' 'ggai' loot. or hh"'t >i''"t'" Ipr '',ls
plot Ir~ - '"nSiA'r'i mo hiEH'@t IIl.' I'.' ~
any on" IN thls city or country '"' S''''' S''''
p.-i ., ,,.er. o,l
p. -''''-''r ~ Il' i''i a. ana -
'i -'t.' ''i H." 49, - 49,. An i,g De-
t','. 49," ,f,, "
,.t..r ,..ra
~ raI fn. i,hcrs r.rf'@.n,..I an invesirreu, u
So. ia u.iile rlr a.. CORES ,oudug week %! 1899.
- tr,r. f.f- u.r. recorded q which only ~ were
f.,r.,.f the remaining number representing the
..rr.,+ ~ y,.l a.,
r.... u.r' ti,, recorded hsi week 23s mort
. -.,....,,'.. e, aia fi> ~ fh. ,I-r.sno1 ling
. 10 ..,- III l,,n- am uniting Z, g. ~ S,l
49,. ,..
rr. .,,ti4.i-. az ft. Hnlt..ng Department. as
,a g,r h. ,r. aim. - t.l,~. OR rrN buildings go
r., -n..v a.. uiish lcti,i-t ~ tn, previous week.
r.. o.. s.-, ~ ,i.r. Mel f,r the building ~ reW
structures. Th. r..iulfel cost ~ thes" Sa3 80.
Tins, tr. ..--..t,,nl NIX week y lisi year oi %
,.. ,t an ..f.f...,.l cost ~ 81 a.
,.....r. VI tr.l has p4r.aa.,i t.r two ave-story
OIL ...,.. r,l .f.,-.. m l,,, .t.h o.Nin. faf, Nos
if ,ni D. FL r.,irft,.
Mo-. ij.,.tltrr g. .t.. has rl-.has.l from Rich
All - I,t'n ,.e f,lr--tlfy dwelling 80. 5. West
~,t.....ntl-4f ~ 81 0u1
ti.rnln Kl1uu.r.r la- purchased through
P.t..uaru ~ i,l vs. E.sntv-flurth-st A five
-,or, nairous. 1880 SKYE fcei. for ll3.""
Il,nr. y Meade y 90. report the sale .. 40
g.. West Th.rt. -nfia-si = fpur-sipry brick private
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26

. nai,' %s >o3 -, ai x';,aa aa5, r.:
Dor "f'4H't.g January ''s' "-"'' "', ~ '.4''.s
S'n,'' ~" -, ~ ,,.h sale. 4, 49,,
81 ' 5s.. o Xxx,
H 3: y: '";@ .a ~ '::' e q: ".
Ia QUIZ ami steady e.I - cnIo, timothy 81 lnpSa
$ .%. .% ,s.y ri s. .'' , e'4 E: ". Sc
o o'5~ a VIA, "' an5naSe.a ''
Boston. nov - Flour quiet and 'atier c9rn .nsirr
steady northern isiry 2ial2c checsr very nm. best
; Moai'' arm. ''H"'-'' "e''''" ''''''' ''' ~
HunaIo Nov - sprias vhea' market dull To-. car,
Cd sIai ' q r. ' d. new ' a., - g. W % n,
m Winter 81 Mhr, nl i'' ~ rra Ss', 10 ~irr 60
%.ssi On acs and p .Iof i. "isci sold b, on d,
LICK 90 'lm %."r; n - ~, f,,rt ling \
S@a. ,S% P 80 S5 ,rn ~ \, crn q ,
On rac. Old ~ ? CON- - N .'ofe. 9r's da., weak
a2,c On track barley quiet. steady unchanged Iyr-
~ aoa az 80 "a track Flour quiet weak M'''''i
,,,,a' Nv ., Tho leading future. ranged q. fol
lows .. ,,.,..
1 Wega, 81 . opening! KS Sss, ~. aa.
neccrnher ....... .3'. ~. 'iA":-'s '3Npi3l.
corn. No =
November -. - - -
- i""'r '-'.'''. e,.i'-' - .. t., d, 49,
oats So =.
November ........ -. - - -
December ....... -,f 2Sa- - .u2Nts IS
NAV .............. ~ ~ ,ni-is 81. - {.
=, $500. ,,t
"'''' pm" P'' '' - ,, s,.,
Iann"y .......... - o. 10, >5"2, ,",
Lard Der 1000 n.
, c.-f IN CO goa
S,a"'"'' '''''''''' =. ~ -. 20
'''' ''''-''''''''.
short ris. PER 100 j.
I i,ana"y ...... ~ 80 &C. go 60 G&
"'"' ''t'''t'''''
In, "1 cu q l,'ls sor %' sn, N ptns vir XXX
~ .r,,. ,.,,, ~, - h., t,n,rl.. y. . r..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26
Wintcr Resorts

The MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL,
HOT SPRINGS, NORTH CAROLINA.
LOCATED ABOUT THE CENTRE OF THE GREAT
sol rfii.EN RAILROAD SYSTEM.
This most charming K"sn-f THE LAND OF THE
SKY" only - hours FROM New York by i:5o p. train
Penn. r. with Through Pullman cars. II" feet ee-
,ntl1n 10y l,f clad mountains. shelter
ng thoroughly from wintry blasts. The
= Justly celebrated natural thermal
flowing through luxurious marble baths have NATION
AL REPUTATION IN" eminent physician. Dr r
SCIIl'MAN IECLERCQ with 10 years experience
Carlsbad. Austria asan IN charge.
Tn. Hotel IL class all appointments with unsIr
passed cuisine" un icr the 'Nperi.neri management ~
IODI.ITTIE BOpEN. Mr. BDDEN he
Windsor Hotel New York from a. ur'N > 3. m
daily call residences ~ persons desiring infor
nation.
SOUTHERN IMPROVEMENT 60. Projectors.
J. - KELLEY. Pres t. 10 Whitehall st. New-Y k.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

IlvernooI Nov "a . y m-Il'of-Extra India moss frm
NJ G7s "a prim, mess 5js 81 Pork-friin. moss
Western me firm at medium hrm at ''' 81
Uams-Short cut about - t. IL n st'ady - ~. n'"
-,'un,her,nl about - 20 20 n. 'ull At AS s"t
rib about - H. ,ull 3is inns clean midl"' hb'ni
a. n, dul AZ s3s Cd and short cear mdiiS on,
2; n, du, Shoulders About IL 10 - H. Gun ~
2;s ca Chcreo- American finest white ana ''l'i"l
steady AT TaloW Prime 10y. nominal ~ "h-'1'
oil Lfvcrro,l refined 40 - "i SprtS ~ ,nl",
tine steady AT 2os "a R"sin 'orlIlon ,in ~ 80 ~,
Prime Western spot duh a. 30. Nhrat y" r-l
wnter steady ut lOl. 40 rel sr'ins s',a'y 't -
ia Flour Louis fancy winter dull ~ - y,
Mixed Western spot steady a. Is l"i Nn,rnni Gln IN
is In ii. December nrm a. . To- ~. IHnualA ~
a. al Hops Al Londen-Tachc Coast. steady at - los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
DEL. LACK NWANVA AND WEsTi.RN II. n:
stations In Ncw-York foot Of Barclay anu
Christopher streets.
VESTIRIED TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET
COACHES. PINrSCH LIGHT

pi-c. route T. NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. MoNTCiNR
THE ORANGES. summit. Demands .i.'. bas..s
Ridge. Madison MarristoWn. Passaic it'.is - iS,,s'
tn. Dover. S'anhope BvpnS LAKE. "a ~ ~
pArCoNG Hars.ttsfown S'NCOLEN = MOI \. NJ,
Washington. PHliIIPSri HG EASlnN WAts.
GAP >TNplI~f tRG poc.uo MoInfair-. s. NJ
TON. TlTTSTON NIT.kESHAEiRE. NANTI me.
NANNfLLE NORTH MEfIiANp. M'nff'~r. ~"
iNNTON. OXFORD NORWICH Wat-nlI.. lFlCA
RlCHFIELl SPRINGS Cortland SYRACUSE -
WEGO ITHACA ONFGO ELNlRA INkN-NL
BATH pANSvlII.E RrFFAIO and al poin's WEI.
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
go 4. M-BlNGHNMTON MAIL stops n prncPh
stations .,,
900 4 M-BUFTALO. SCRANTON HiNGUAMToS,
UTICA i'iiFlfIp SPRINGS. >NkN'i - e.'
oSWEGo EMPRESS. Pullman iiur"t Par'r 'afs ~ "a
nee, at Blna1 WIN train Tor chicago. arriving '"
4. m. morning ..,,.
loo = M-SCRANTON pGNGHAMrON AMI EIMi~
900 = M.-sCRANTON WILkESBARRE ard PLY"
olTU EXPRESS Pullman iafl'r cars -.
1.3b I. NJ G'Illl -liuifalp Ne,ttued Limited tN,vss
Tor SCRANTON. BIN';HANTON ElMiRN BIZ.
FALO Pullman Buffet sleeping car Conn.cs !"
Hufalo with tain fc Chic.g'. arriving At "a'o p ="
% p NJ DAILY PIFFALo SCRANTON RlNGHAMis
TON. UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSWEGo ENFhSsS
Pullman Buffet Sleepers. . a
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACtOHMoDATloNS q. s
Nurray-st ~? Brosdw1y Tickets AZ ferry ,tat,ns
rs 9ie Broadway. 81 West la5h ST. ~ tniui.s..
ave. Ncw-Yoik 33s an' 726 Fulion-s and - br'ai"ll
Brooklyn. Time ,.bcs. giving fG Information a. ."
stations -
WESTCOTT EMPRESS COMPANY VIII call for ana
check baggage from hotel or residence q DESTINATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26
WEST SHORE RI.

Trains leave West va ST Station. York. as "
lows, and - mlaut earlier from foot Franklin ST.
$3.50 4. Daily. Local e. Buffalo ,.ss~
Osl5 4. VI. Daily Tor Albany. Utica. syracuse tlS..
ter. Buffalo. Niagara FlIls. Detroit. Chicago, sh'"
Saturday f)g TOT nto. $780, s,n.
SiI5 T.. VI. Daily FOR Albany. Montreal. tuca. IN ~
eusc. Rochester. buffalo. Nasara Fails. Toronto "
uoit. Cleveland. Chicago and 81 LOUIS. .s
7tJ 4. VI. Daily except sunday Tor Utica. Syraeuss
Rochester ant bunao. Carries sleeping car passeas
only. .s.~
SiI5 y. VI Daily 10 Albany Utica. syracuse. hoSna
ter. Buffalo. Ma Fails Toronto. Detroit ,ie'e'A"
Chicago and ~. .Jus 81. sc.
For tickets time tables, parlor and se"pnhs ". ysrk.
comnoda,ions apply city Offices Brooklyn and Nr" r1
and stations Time tables at principal ho'e" "
other Information address ,.,t
c. T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Asen---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Becker. Henry. and another - Anna Becker
lGti-st ~ n ~ Avenue Is. ) years. ana.
Dick. benjamin :. ~ Edward Burke. ir n
corner BROOK ave and lGith-st. years. .......
Donohuc. Philip +. To q II Byrd. lOth-st.
3d3 Il . ~ Avenue 49, year ................
1.uriy John. to Mary Gregory. n - corner and n
corner 81 2d-av" and 3l-si. Woodlawn
Heights. ] year ...................
Mnrson. Emma \. to Thekn Robe, No r31 East
iGih-st Observation-Disclosures.
Nicholson Edward. To- Joseph Bierhon. n 9
corner li6th-st and sth-ave . years. I mort
Wood Esther A. To- Robert Carter. Hath
at. % II = ~ Park-ave. | year ................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-jERSEY.
(An'h-aci;e coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Blook Signals.

Nn'hraci;e coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
on AND AFTER NOV. Is. 1894
Trains ,ea>e station foot z Lib,sfy-st 90
For Eas,on. Be,hletem Allentown. Mau.h Chu,s az
49, rs s:lo Gl;!5 g Eas'.n, A. ~ lAS 10 ,t 60
40 l7:l5 to Eas;on) A. NJ. 100 $50. 500 p,
For Wlkesharre Pttston and scranton. $40 ".
F0- Reading AZ 80 500 9:l0. 1000 II 30 l. NJ IN
30 500. 500 80 80 P; y. l?i5 niSbt Sun:
For Harrisburg al 30 500. $40 ". l0. go icoi
BOO 80 p NJ 1915 night. sundays go $50 oA'
r'r Sunbur, Lswisburg. and williamson; a, 90 500
$40 A. NJ. 40 80. 7:3o p. VI SUNDAYS % = n ~,
pr Red Rank. Long Branch ard ms -. -
Pleasant. 80 S:i5 II 30 A NJ - IS g. 20 - R,i
cep, ocean Grove ard Ashury park 300 \. " 800 p -
FOR LAKEWOOD
40 SIS 4 NJ i:45. 80 20 p. "
For rarmngtae. Toms River. Barness; PARK md Bar
Mega, l. 30 SIS A. NJ ~. lao p. ".
For Atlantic ci,y. cape May. vineani and B''dse'0n'
For Monmouth Beach. seabrish, and Hshlsn.. q
Sayssink o go SIP II 30 a n '9o' iH'' ~" r.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
70 PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON
For philadelphia. week DAYS = 80 500 20 r LOCO
Car. 500 Dining can 600, 30 >i' p u; Up
300 Dining Car. 600 P. NJ. i2i3 nieht "A, go
Dining Car 4 VI / 40 $50 800 Dining car. SIG
= " iei5 n'sht sundays. 200 80 ,n.ns can
A II 1870 500 Dining can. 600 p VI l. = night,
o6i Az a,4 iiio 30 Rroaiwav ~ e,hl,e 81 Eass
lsh s. 1874 Eas, l21ih s.. 26i Wss' le,th s. ~ -
lrr bus AZ New York court St $50 FULTON s. Bro e
panv Will call for ana check baggage from hotel "
residence 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26
G onntrn Bonr0.

- GARD reasonable" rats. can Dee had IT Is : Gin
- East Orange. y. all improvements lncluinl
steam heat formerly Ms Fr'nch's Al Mrs. ROWAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26
BALTIMORE AND OHIO Il. Il.

baltimore, Washington. Chicago, Cincinnati
81. Louis nnd All Points West.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
Leave New-York. foot of Liberty ST, daily for CHI
AGO. 1880 m. and l?;i5 night, For PITTsBuRG
1870 3. m. l2:l5 night. For CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS
900 H.. 600 p. m. For WASHINGTON. BALTI.
MORE 900 "A: m. on 30 a. Dining carr. 30 q 30
m. eN sunday, 5OO Dining carr. 600 n. M.
II night; AZ trains run daily except $3.50 p.
For NORFOLK. Ray Line. 80 D. III. Sunday
For NEW-ORl.EANS. via Roanoke. Bristol and Chat,a-
nooga through Pullman sleeping Car. 500 p daily
Ticket offices H. 26l. AIS. lilo Bdway 81 4th
s. ~ bower,. ~ y; "a, Fulton St. Brooklyn: Sta
ton foot OF Liberty St, C. X. X. OF N J.
New York Transfe Co. will call for and check baSgaxs
from hotel or residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26
6orscs an6 Cdrriaqcs.

< rUDEBAKER PROS. ~ and 267 Canal St. carry IN
~ stock ,nplctc line = their celebrated 'Oli Re-
liable S'utebaAer Farm Wagons and Farm Carts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-10-26


The platform Of 1892 pledged the re-
peal Of the Sherman silver law, which
made the white metal merely CONNER
cial commodity and made Of the United
States treasury but a market for the
mine owners Of the Rocky Mountains,
many Of them Republican United States
senators. This law was repealed ut the
special session Of congress, and the way
thus paved for forcing universal bimet
allism on the whole world. Is a direct
result Of this repeal the movement for
bimetallism has made wonderful strides
everywhere and il is perfectly safe 70
predict that an international agreement
for the use Of silver as the equal Of gold
in the currency Of the world will be Sc
cured before the end Of Grover Cleye
lands term a. president Of the United
States.
Legislation for the regulation and pre-
vention OF trusts. monopolies and com.
bines was promised and q death blow
was dealt to them by the tariff act.
Laws for the restoration Of undesira.
BILE immigration were promised. Many
such have been enacted, and the Chinese
exclusion act has been put into effect,
while q treaty has been forced upon
china by the state department which
prevents the flooding OF this land
with Chinese cheap labor.
In addition congress has provided for
IN income tax by which wealth will Be
70 pay its share Of tho taxes
md bear its proper share Of the burdens
u government.
Greenbacks have been made subject
20 taxation the same ~ other property,
;hus abolishing one Of the most fruitful
'chemes Of tax dodging ever devised by
Legislation.
Labor day was made legal holiday.
Laws for the payment Of bounties 70
he sugar growers Of the south and the
maple sugar growers Of Vermont were
'epealed, thereby saving to the people Of
he country $2O. 600 900 annually.
And more than 200 other laws for the
,eneft Of the people have already been
enacted by the present congress.
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Another pledge Of the Chicago plat
form was that Of return to the econ
omy In government expenditures which
was practiced previous TO the war the
very antithesis Of which was reached bv
the criminal prohigacy Of Tom Reed 5
billion dollar congress- This congress,
in very saturnalia Of reckless extrav-
agance, not only squandered a surplus
of more than 800. 200. 900. but mort.
gagged the country's revenues for the
future TO the extent Of 600, 900 900
more. In every direction since the in
auguration Of President Cleveland there
nas been return to economy in govern
ment policy. The appropriations by the
first session Of the present congress have
been reduced more than t2S, 900. 900. In
the departments at Washington thous-
ands Of useless clerks have been dis.
pensed with and in every direction
there has been a genuine return toward
the economy practiced in the earlier
days Of the Republic.
The platform pledged the party to re-
store to the public domain for actual
settlement by citizens the unearned Dor
tions Of railroad land grants unjustly
taken by the subsidized railroads through
the connivance Of Republican admins.
trations. and under the presidency Of
Grover Cleveland more than 100, 600. 900
acres have been so restored.
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citizenship to any person because Of hi
religious belief.
The absolute maintenance Of law and
order at all times.
Unwavering fidelity To the interests OF
the workingman. whose steadfAst cham
pion il has ever been.
Advocacy Of laws To keep out vicious
and pauper immigrants and "a prevent
the importation Of alien contract labor
A system Of arbitration for the settle
ment Of wage disputes between capital
and labor.
The restoration Of silver to its former
place a. the equal Of gold in the cur
rency Of the nation.
Bountiful pensions for veterans Of the
war.
A state home for disabled veterans
and their families
Antagonism TO all sumptuary legisla-
ton.
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The ssbstancs % the Platform e sAs
Present Yeas.
The platform Of the Indiana Democ.
racy pledges:
The upholding and continuance Of all
the wise laws which il has placed ON the
statute books.
Vigorous warfare against the false and
pernicious principle Of tariff protection.
Steadfast opposition to monopoly and
corporation rule, 10 trusts and combines.
Continual advocacy Of the principle Of
electing United States senator's BY popu.
lar vote.
support to the proposed constitutions,
amendment requiring congress to meet
immediately after its election.
Undying hostility to every movement
that, like the American Protective asso.
ctstion, would deny any privilege Of
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The Democratic tariff gives the farm
ers Of the country their agricultural i'm
plements and binding Irvine free Of duty
These articles were taxed by Mckinley
There Is more saved by the farmers Of
the country in . day through this re-
moval Of duties than was to he made by
them in 100 years by a tax on wool. :
Benton Review.
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Going the whole Hog.

II would require t25, 1000. 900. 600 to
meet the expenditures proposed by the
Populists. Let us see. What is the
value Of the United Statesy-Loganspo
PharOa.