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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-11-10
Az A RecU,TINo OFFICE.
the Aiiursmcnts That Catch the wouid.
No soldier.

fhe Aiiursmcnts That Catch the woaid.
Nc soldier.
1t vac recruiting office. A trim.
looking, white.gloved, blue cost
guarded the entrance over which
hOated the stars and stripea ana,
wondering what fOrmalities were
gone Though at the door, New
York Record reporter stood near and
watched
A secdy.looking man with three or
four davs' growth OF whiskers turned
and stared at the flag moment then
started to enter The representative
of the army stopped him with the In.
quiry: "Where are you going?"
''See bout 'nlistin'."
mo, you're not You don't thiLk
Id let u man with o chin like that
60 Ia and see the sergeant, do yers
He wouldn't know whether to put
yer down In yer papers as bearded or
not. DO you think this place 10 q
barber shop because there's stripes Oh
the flag? Make yerself decent and
come back"
The man went away and the soldier
stood and waited until another pre-.
sented himself This man accosted
the sentry with the inquiry:
whats 1t worth to Jine:"
"kin yer read? Yes? Then read
that p city story underneath those
chr0mOs," pointing to the recruiting
piacard, with beautiful c0lorcd print
Of tho uniformed soldiers Of all
ranks.
The man read IL over and learned
Of the sl3 a month promised and tho
alluring suggestions Of rapid promo.
ton, wnen the soldier looked him
over and evidently dec ded that no
was good one" Turning, he NUT
tered: "Si5 ain't much"
"lhirtecn dollars" echoed the M.
lions representative, Eyes, and SIS
when you've served five years, and
feed and yer lodging thrown In. And
then what's TO hinder yer bein' ser.
geant soon, and then you've so: and
you can get to be Captain II you 70
about IL right: 20 right up and sec
the sergeant" And he pu he'd him
through the door and turned to re.
new his business Of winnowing wheat
from chat.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-11-10
Dining on Tablets.

Wonderful things are going to lie
done by the development Of synthetic
chemistry between now and the year
1000, II Prof. BerthelOt, the French
savant, Is to be believed. The food
and drink-producing animals and
vegetables will not then be encour.
aged to exist for human life, but food
and drink will DO manufactured d..
rect aud to order by Man him elf,
and served In highly concentrated
tablets, vest pocket size. A person
may then carry about him two "
three table d'hOte dinners complete
from Blue Point oysters or Little
Neck clans to crackers, cheese. and
coffee, and tobacco. and with all HE
wine and cognac included. This
change will be brought about, II ID
said, by tho remarkable progress
b, ing made In com pounding food and
drink from their constituent elo.
ments, carbon, hydrogen, and nitro.
gen. 1t has advanced SO far already
that the preparation Of becfsteak
from it, elements II assured, and
nicotine, the essential principle 0l
tobacco, has been produced from coal
tai.
Life indeed would not be worth the
living should the professor have his
way. The ready.made tablets Of fOOc
and drink would DO horribly alike to
the eye. the taste, and the under.
standing; eating and drinking would
be purely mechanical; good fellow.
ship aud wit and Imagination would
depart, aud existence would DO Ut
terly material and dull. Boston
Globe.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-11-10
Just the Ikino.

IT,: !: :: .S:, e; ::: :::sa.:. 's
sHSliSs; A:hlaAS A. Duirsh caa ~ Ie!at: e te.
and anc squipmsnt. sssIs isduesmSst vkiai
Thts 6 ths only line runai,g both tAsessl
Chiease 70 PaetAe coast SeintS WitheSl
=. EoI full Attenuation address yels: ssasssl
ticket agent OF
Gen. Pass. and Tkt lgk. ChicaSo, m
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-11-10

ACCORDING to Mulhall, the average
number of days on which snow falls
every year in st. Louis Is eleven, in
Lisbon one, in Paris thirteen, in Vien-
ma thirty-three, In Copenhagen twenty
three, In st. Petersburg siXty-two, in
Moscow seventy-0ne, In Greenland
eighty.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-11-10

and Lyndhurst, when over 90, spoke In
the House OF Lords. Franklin was
Governor OF Pennsylvania ut the age
OF 50, and We now have Morrill, In the
Senate ut S4.-Atlanta Con. titution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
vrUS or THE ARNY IND NAVY

Washington oct. 81 Especial. orders We're
,ss,,ed TODAY as follows: Ensign G. r. MARVEL
attached from the Adams and ordered home: Lieu
conan, John NJ. orchard ordered TO duty at IN"
Naval Academy; Lieutenant r. W. conn ordered
IN the receiving ship Constellation. at Newport
,o,,,oront David Peacock ordered steel dGty at
pittsburg: Lieutenant Commander j. j. bunker
ordered as ordnance officer Of the Portsmouth, "
H. Navy Yard.
The following special Army orders have been
issued Captain Lansing II. Beach. Corps Of En-
cineers will repor, Tor duty as assistant to the
Engineer Commissioner Of the District 4 Colum-
hia to relieve Captain George Nee. Derby Corps ~
Engineers. Captain George Nee. Derby. on being re-
Neved. Will proceed without delay to Ncw-O leans
and assume charge of the duties of which Major
James b. Quinn temporarily relieved Captain John
Mills First Lieutenant William Y. Judson is re-
neved from duty Rock Island. H.. under the i'm
date orders of Major Alexander Mackenzie. and
will proceed to Galveston and report to Major Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
COIL,
exandcr NJ Miller for duty under his immediate
Between 2is; and I'D SITS.

exandcr NJ. Miller for duty under his immediate
orders.
The following non-commissoned officers having
passed the examination. We're to-day appointed scc-
ond lioutcnants Of infantry. and assigned as fol-
lows: ~ G. Warrilow. Company l. 20th. T. G. Nor
rel. Company \. 9Th, W. A. Eaibourn. Company r.
4th II. 6. Sturgeon. Company l. Nst; j. \. Lynch
Company *, 18th; J. W. Phillips. Company G. 1ljh.
Harry Clements. Company x. 22l. X. s. Onioy
Murray Baldwin, Company ]. 18th. : i. Lyon.
Company X 25h. W. r. Schenck Company d.
10th.
General u. w. Fasler, chief OF the Bureau Of
Ordnance War Department. issued his annual re-
port to-day.
Secretary Herbert this afternoon gave orders for
the official speed trial of the torpedo boat Ericsson
over the measured course OF twenty-five miles. in
Long Island Sound. of New London. The run is
to be made on November =. ana the cruiser Gin
ClnnaU. IN" Dolphin and the tugs Nina. Fern.
Fortune and HIWama Will be used rs stakeboats
vessel The contract speed Of the Ericsson j.
tWcnty-four knots
Commander Goodrich announces by cable to the
Navy department the arrival of the Concord at
shanghai to-day. The concord has been at che
mulpo for the last month
Secretary Herbert to-day ordered the cruiser
Mont ;omcrN to report at Mobile on November H.
me secretary VIII leave here the Eth. ami rep
resent IN" Government on tn" vessel at Mobile.
when the city of Montgomery presents a silver
the MONTGOMERY will spend month in the Gulf
testing coal from Southern mines. She VIII visit
NeW-Nrleans. Galveston, Pensacola and Key West.
making Mobile Bay her headquarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
WORK. W ANIED.
i-~iilnyr.


An ANXIOUS q, secure position In som"
air~ ,.icr 'Dr hrigh'. intelligent young
gil p 10 Fenfs. good prnman. d"sir"u- ~
Advancement Address \ FRIEND. I1N
- Irinun onicr
4 MIDDLE AGED LADY good health.
un.N,.ptlauuile references. eScrii' y
business capacity. wants position 90 tru p.
sal.fy immAferli. Nddr.s TRUST
WORTHY. Trlbuu" lptu@n once. l2l2
Ir'adNaN.
\ LADY ARTIST. not having her tlinc
AN nllrd. w'll gIt" maasHgr treatment or
,lr,trlcIb. ADELE IpENl 80 ~ 9th
ave-. near 12l -
sTLNOGEArEK and TYPEW RITTER 49,
4 thoroughly experienced and competent
Iera,u. familiar with niilUr work. SALARY
moIcf,t" Address MARIE. Tribune Office.
srENOGIAPH;R ANA Remington Typ
writer d"sire4 position. experienced. ac-
rur1tr. good p"niuuu. best references
.TENpGNAfiiER. Bon IL. Tribune once.
STENOGE NrnER and TYPEWRITER
ta'i G, lll kinds ~ ff'r IEraphic work
bot OF references. Address y y. T.. ~
nfh.aN'.
STENOGHAPIiER and TYPEWRITER
lt an Experienced person 10 work ~
home. VIII q out for dictatlons. Address
j. H.. go slave. Tribune Branch.
sTE&OGHArHEE and TYPEWRITER -
Exp rI"nc"d strnographrr and typewriter.
operating Il, Iiugtun machine. wants p'r-
manrnt position. lest Cd; reference FUR
ni,h"d. Address Miss Ny. care T. -.
Eet's * S'ns. :, John ~.
STENOlRAPHER. &c Young lady sion-
1g.aphcr typewriter and gpoi penrnan
desires position for afternoons. Harlem
preferred. Address ELLIOTT. 2.32j 9TH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
JASPER SMITH ARR1lGNED.

HE Is CHARGED WITH ENTICING \ B'ookIfN
GIRL rROM HOME.
ew-Haven oct Gl.-In the city Court TINS morn
ing the cases OF Jasper smith, o! BioohEn' ANU
". II. Reyes OF jersey city. came uI. i"'! "''
charged with cnucing from home Elizabeth fr'-
leirh a sxtcon-y.ar-old brooklyn girl. The ease
against Reyes. who is prominent 9oll'lci"n anu
candidate for the County Executive committee
on the Democratic ticket At next week '''''"n'
was nooi as his presence WAS iound 10 DE- on
tircy accidental. The grl says mat S.n''h h'p""-
tied her and that she took jcNelry from h'r
mother and performed other criminal acts "Iii'
under his influence The case against smith VIII
be pushed 10 the extreme and viii Involve more
serious charge before H. L. sentenced. MI r.
loi.h the mother Of the girl. is III" wife 81 Ioi
mei Brooklyn banker ard owns coAslderapi" real
,ef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
THANKSGIVING Day FIXED.
TIE ANNUAL PROCLAMATION ISSUED BY THE
PRESIDENT.

TIE ANNUAL PROCLAMATION ISSUED BY THE
PRESIDENT
Washington. oct sl.-President Cleveland issued
the annual Thanksgiving proclamation to-day 1t
IS as follows:
BY the President of the United States Of America
- \ Proclamation.
The American people should gratefully render
,banskrivjng and praise the Suprcm" Ruler or
the Universe who has ~atcnGa oven 'n rer W ba
has passed: they should also win mummy ana
faith supphcate the Father Of an heroes Tor con
timed blessings according &c their needs and they
shonld hv deeds of charity seek the favor Of the
Ciycr of Every Good and Perfect Gift
1-nitci States 90 hereby appoint and set apart
Tbnrslay the Goth day Of November instant. hs a
dav of thanksglNinG and prayer 10 be kept ana OBJ
served by all the people Of the lan9. .
ON that day let Our ordinary work and business
be suspended and ley us meet in our aGcnstoH Ho
nlaces OF worship ana give thanks 10 Almighty Coz
Tor our preservation as a Nation Tor our lnihunLl!
from disease and peS;ilence for the n1rNgss in", d,
have rewarded our huSbahdry, Tor ItheWdl ~
National prosperity. and for every advance in WI
tue and intelligence that has marked our growth
And with our Thanksgiving let us pray that
these blessings may be multiplied unto rs. th3t our
recognition Of the power and goodness OF Coz
aud that in our National life We may clearer see
and closer follow the path of Righteousness. =,
as in the happy reunions OF KINDRED aiu IN ,'.
on that day. ley MS invoke DIVINE approNa' ~ ,TTly
erously remembering the poor ard needy. 1uitliH
He who has given comfort ana plenty VIII LON
upon relief of the destitute ana our NM ~,
mi and az proofs OF the sincerity OF our 'h""N'
giving. 49,, o, &c Tho United
,,hicI have caused to be hereto aiiNed;
Done at the city Of Washington. on the frst Gay
1,,Sro6 a,d ninetv-four and OF the lndep"ndcnce
OF the United States me 9 N,,t R", ~ EvEiAZD
~ the 6 GfFF 1ESssiHalA'M Secretary Of State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.


A MERCHANT in pey-st., Il known
standing. offers his saddle and driving
horses AZ one-thirl value fOr want oi use:
n closely mated team u hackney bred
horses: very stylish. lrci IN canada,
fast and gentle f'r girls - ride and drive
anywhere: handmad" runahout Nae n.
made TO order al S22j: price. >l25. horses
$40 each. hands M harness AZ y lur own
price. QUICK SALE. Tribune Office.
FOR SALE.-A complete turnout property
OF private family. consisting e extension
hroucham built by VI. StiFers. In first
class order and has been but little usel.
team brown horses suitable FOR any private
family: young and sound. harness in FIRST
class condition. Apply at stable. - East
33d-st
GREAT SACRIFICE. s2C5. party going
abroad; fine light coupe rockaway: used
two months: cost $50. silverplated har-
ness: cost So: price. 49, a'So elegant
Portland KimbsN cutter. cheap. Apply
a. PRIVATE STABLE. 10 West 4iih-si.
HORSES BOARDED at the Willow Glen
Farm. Address Ur. o. Z. Jackson. p
o. Box 16l. Jamaica. T.. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
DHi.SSNiI<isG-

ARTISTIC DREssMAklNG. imported
IAN f,shions. Lot"l orders - short nf.
ficr. goods purchafed 10 desired. IN 'drt"i"
ufle.. M VI ELErr. - East i'm.
r.. tciwe'u broadway AMI Ivy
Place.
ARTISTIC drcssfuak.ng: tailor made suit.
c.ats unei with sllk. So. Nine 'N ~.
lJ7 West ~ It,
ARTISTIC dressmakcr. nrst -clnss inter-.
accustomed - in~ trade. MOI" engage
ueufs desired IN hrs. class families. VIII
remodel. personal reference. j. - SIN
at".
COMPETENT DEEssMAKEN wants work
o. iay. cuts rs system. s. per day. VI
STANDBY. 1915 West Nii--t.
COrTrRlEKE FHANCAIsE.-Mmc. An
d~rs1p. late win stern Bros, ladies' OWN
material made ny. evening dinner. Ball
anl street costumes remYd"il"d. 'Ncluaitr
tf.lr.. elegant WORK. moderni" prices. lOs
Yves, I'm si. Wui This "uil
CnILDREN'S AND MISSES DRESS
MAKER. hy DAY or w'rh. IN familie-.
city or country. hsh's' reference.
DKESSMAKEIt. 237 East sN'h.',
TnLSsMAKER wishes 4 plac" ~ lazy 81
n',iI. ,Ap.rl.ncoa good reference. Mis-.
HRONN. !. ~ 30 ave
pKEssyAKER wants more "ngar"m"nis
Is the dns. ch.idf"u's clothes " sl.''itl'y.
sadr..-. A.. care Miss Flynn. ~ West
I2l 4.
DREssMAKER - year ~Ap"rience;
fallor-inail. suits. SO perfect ~ 80 snort
..' notice. also. r~snod"li!ng. Ms. SMi TIL.
$50 Gfh-at"., near go 80.
bEEsrMAKIK wants f"w more Gus
TONERS At home. suits ffNm 50 ny u.
. FOX. 3i2 West hpn st.. near Eit'r~idr
Drive.
DHEseMAKE Ladies AMI misses. INST
class references. y ELSIE. ~ West
~ LIT.
rInsT-Cr.AsS DRESsMAkEK Misc.
and childr.n's specially. lac ~
MADAME TAinm. shave. riding hahla
and .aneirg tchool dresses ai - DAY.
Mrs WILLIAMS. ~ last %th-s'.
urNHETTE MICHEL. ~ 5'h-aT".
Robe. mant"Ir. wedding t"-TfhH
tailor made GOWNS. especial attention -
Young ladies attending school
NINE HAVENs. nrst-class drcs'maker.
Wishes employment In fainill"s. frn"I"Is
aud r1nFafrs. - per day. hiSh'' irf"I-
.nc.-. ~ East lolst-r'.
MILLINEK of established reputation
Wishes 10 increase TIM number Of her
customers. mrsscTg ger VIII call for hats -
l." rcmo1cllsd. II desired. Address room
20. IL West 2iih-s'.
SEAL GARMENTS rodyei and altered
into fashionable capes and Et0n Jackets.
Mrs BARKER. llG Wet 30th-st. near
broadway. late with Gunther's sons. 9TH
ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
DitI> " tNIi.D.



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90 wurf wishes r''IaN ii'r". club.
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and ,.,f..fl. n4f.cs. good references Al
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a"..t's .ltnnu.h; ~ 20, c'n,i l..'
reference Niii''- j. o.. ~ ~ 'r' ~" ST.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
GROUTH or TIE C1ITLE IHIDt

INTERESTING STATISTICS or ENFoRTS ISSUED
HY TIE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
Washington. oct. Sl.-S.crctary Morton. of the De-
~ rtment of Agriculture. furnished to-day the num-
be- Of cattle exported to Great Britain in each year
since 1874. together with the value OF the exports
The statement shows that the United states sent
into the United Kingdom only III head OF cattle
in 1874 while in 1891 the farms Of this country have
already furnished = Great Britain $500 mead.
The United States sent fresh beef into England
until lS71 when 492lo%O pounds were sent. which
returned to the farmers of this country Si1'2.'-3
But n S9i this country has already shipped to ;he
United Kingdom 1881 2g2 pounds Of fresh beef
which has been sold for ;lGH*sli .. .
Germany took no I've cattle from the nlf'1l
States until 1876 when that Empir" received La
head valued at &15iN In 1891 Germany received
from thr United States t. largest number OF cate"
o,2.3 head valued at Si21.5e5. In ~" Germany re-
ceived only 40 head 90 American cattle valued a.
81 So In 1896 she has received 1909 head. valued
at s2S,1s2. Germany took NJ fresh b"rf rom inc
United States until lSI Which, she received ''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

A COLORED MAN from Bermuda wishes
70 recommend q conveniently furnished
house throughout 20 a family going 20
Bermuda This winter, terms, so per
month: pretty house % rooms on north
side: horse stable connected. AL belonging
e. his master. ARRANGEMENTS can be maze
ty calling AT or addressing all day. 6. Il.
$50 West 31th-st.. care JanIiOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
HELP WANTED.

WANTED Young ladr expecting 20 learn
steuograIhy VIII be- taught In court IN
speech reporf er's office. VIII assist hey 70
position when capable. ~ World iuiiding.
WANTED. !ady az housekcep"r for a
private family. very good ref"r' noes re-
qu.rcd Address T.. r. -, Tribun- Uptown
Office. ! ~ lifoadway.
ADVERTISEMENT AnD sT,EsCNIp-
TONS FOR THE NEW YORK TKlB
UNE WILL RE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. 40. i2ic Broadway.
81 floor north Of Thirty hrst-st.. and AID
VERTISEMENTS NJ the following Branch
Offices: % Eighth-ave.: 200 Thrd-asr..
corner Forty sevcnth-st; 800 East Forty.
ssventh-st. coraer Third.ave $50 East
i.5th- ST., near Third-ave.; L020 Third-ays..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
ANIyrERESrIyG VISITOR AT THE WHITE HorSr

" " 7. W IVN I 7 TIT WIITE WOI-N
Washington. oct 3l.-Thr White House had an
Initr' sting visitor to-day. lie old man from
Alabama and he had walked Al the way to Wash
ngion from his home I'm that state to the Prcsi-
dent lie told the uShers at the White House
that he had walked from Georgia this city during
tire Administration Of Pr sIlent Hayes. and had
shaken haHds with him. There was nothing Of the
crank about the old man. and u" toll to come
tomorrow. when effort VIII Pc made to Jet HIM
Nr. Cleveland
:, IF can DO nat" he said On having the White
biggest man i'm Alabama"
The old man added that he had no fiVors - ask
from the President but merely wished to pay has
respects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
ROOMS W ANTED.

4 Gr%TLINAN singh. wants 90. i1f"
rn.rn al1 breakfast .r trl. l.I'I'r f.n
u,. Lexington o. 1fh.fte. 4tfu 20 ~
fIrN.Ir.. ffH|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
- ---~--~--
Country.

AGENCY for Montclsir.-Resiiences. all
Kinds for sale or rent; furnished houses
TUBES & TAYLOR. Beekman-st.. y. Y.
FOR sALE.-Only S75 for acre farm.
covered with wood. in Southern New
Jersey; close 10 railroad finest markets
in the world: especially adapted fo- small
fruits poultry. vegetables. etc. MIN ana
dry; healthy neighhorhoCd: sold on install
ments Of 81 down and 81 per week; TILE
insured. send for part culers.
u. l.. RlSLEY.
221 South IOth-st. Philadelphia. Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01

CANADIAN LUMBER WILL COME IL FREE
Washinrton oct. 81. The Treasury Department
is Informed that the Province Of QUEBEC. canada,
has revoked its discriminating stumpaee dues on
lumber exported from that province. Accordlnflt
lumber from canada hy the terms 90 H." new
tariff Will come into the United States free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
FLATS TO LET-Uuturnished.

THE CLINTON. 253 West 42d-st. near
broadway. Beautiful al light apart
men's: private halls. baths; steam heat ;
building.