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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18
.AMsR.cA's oRgATEsT RAiLaoAo.s
NETWORK
CENTRAL
T. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

From Grand Central Station. 42d Street
$50 A. Except sunday. Empire State Erps~A
40. ta'tsst zen sunday. for Rchn.ld sprsneA
adirondack Mountains. Thousand Islands a
o:so a. M'"pay Fa.. Mall For Syracuse RocAsssss
BuraIo, Niagara Falls. chicago: -, '
o4o Esesp ssi:. sSr Green ss' Mdunsa:
1890 a MExcep, sunday. Day Express. For eli In
,oo Ror' MDaiIy Southwestern Limited for cnesa
only L'si sr. sos cnsa Lag o.,
'''' and catsSi' Mountains Limited Buffet DrswiaS
o,.o FoGm exc Sunday wes, Point Pousk.sp
4,s0 p M-Daily. North shore i'mi'ed Due Dssrss'
""" and Detroit chicago. CINCINNATI: =, Loui:
e'2S r MmDil TAX. ana saIa Iaes Placid
TOO p M.-DaIiy For, Adirondack Mountains. Thor
1880 Niagara Fails. csv.isnd indianapolis st. Louis
o.oo p M'"Daily Only Sleeping Car passengers II
"' Rochester carried on this train
oho rri.y Mm2alBIy e,ro tor chc sSs vincent
1910 NIt;HT-Thea train Tor Chicago and principal
points on New-York Central every night er''7s
ono ani s'a; F. m 5,y:IGS except Sunday y
rsaelas ra ony to Ptsa-ld and tn. Bert.
s5i ASIaST ~ r. I5 ySskr .ss point.
Dy;op a 4n as Ya ss Only line rsnsa
''a night trains out OF New,fork. ,,
Tr,fn. palans sa'i BY Pn'.ch LsS,
s ssoaa az BROADWAY ss coSmbusay. vest aS.
+ and and 1s ss brs.d Sts,l' % h1ostss %
cot ,1t,i ExSres Tot uSF' GEORGE " DANIELS
'ohT General Manager General Pa.senzer AGENT
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cpening -ange and close to-day and closing bids the

Market closed quiet and steady at TO 10 points ad
vance compared with Yesterdays closing prices Trans
terrible notices 100 Total sales $40 bales. Spot
ton quiet UNCHANGED Midilings unands- 9-l6c mid
dngs gulf. 1916; sales. 1855 bales. all spinning
Liverpool catlesSpot cotton quiet but steady: sales
5000 bales speculation and export 200 bales American
5000 bales receipts 5000 bales: American. 1000 bales
Mddling uplands 29-32d. Futures opened steady.
partially l-64c decline: closed 2is points
advance August 35Gisb: August September 356isb Sep
october 3oii2s October November Si2b; Novem
her December 3Gos DecembeJanuary. 3e1b; January
February. 362iss; February March. 3634b March-Apr
4Vlb: April May. 402izb. Mdy-June. 404v.
COFFEE-A slight advance in the Havre market
the only foreign The deliveries
an increase Local speculation OF the usual Saturday
Character. Chief sales for January Havre sales
reached 5000 bags. Prices so francs
tember & francs; October $3.50 francs November 90 Is
francs December. $3.50 francs Hamburg market quiet
August 20 pigs; September 1870 pigs October rs pigs
November "a 10 pigs. Rio official cables barely steady
No quoted at 400 res exchange. 1914 receipts 10 900
bags stock 12 900 bags cearances for the United States
1000 bags Santos market quiet 300 stock
$50 600 bags: receipts. 23.cOO bags
Contracts closed dull points advance 8 points
decline Sales $500 bags, follows:
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BALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD,

Baltimore Washington, Chicago, Cincin II,
ST. Louis and Al Point. West
Leave New York foot of L.bertyst. daily for CHICAGO
80 p m and 1918 night; rltISbt &C. S;Ses sx SUM-
600 p. m. WASHINGTON. EALTiMoRE. q. m,
fun. 10 M II 30 a. Dining Car, $50 Dining Car
o 30 2. M Sun. Dining Car 800. 600 Dining
Car 10 Is night
NORFOLK. II 10 n n. daily.
EwORI.EANs. Roanoke. Bristol and Chattanooga
thro lgh Pullman Sleeping Car r. m. daily.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light.
Ticket offices 49, I72 26 AIS lao Broadway, 81 East
i4th ST.. is7 Bowery. n =: sa' Fulton St.. BrOOkiyn
New-York Transfer Company will cali ior and check
baggage from hotel o esidencc ~ destination.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, Aug. I7.-Cotton steady: middlng. 7c low
middlng CSC; good ordinary, 6.c net ana gross re-,
celps 90 bales all CROP sales 80 bales stock 9ol2
bales.
Norfolk Aug 1T-cotton steady; middling. TIC; low
middlng 1876; good ordinary, 6lsc sales bales;
stock. s.i37 bales.
Savannah. Aug. 11.-co'ton quiet middling. &c; low
middlng SLICE good ordinary, G.c exports coaswse.
New-Orleans Aug 1T-Cotton dull. but steady; good
middlng 7',c mddng Lice: low middling. ll-i6c;
good ordinary 6c and receipts 81 bales. in
Guiding bale crop: exports the Continent, 2,esi
bales; coastwse. 9IS bales; stock 1875 bales.
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RAILROADS..
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JERSBY
(Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
On I'D after June 30. 1898.

-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
I'D after June 30. 1898.
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty 81
For Faston. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk. &c.
TO Eas,on 4:2o e:!S 49, to Asnto yn p Sundays
I:iO 80 40 p NJ Sundays 30 4. NJ.
For Reading at 4:30. 500 $40, l:S0 A. ~. Ito
1880 2:so 400 800, A. 80 p NJ. i2:l5 night; Sum-
days. 100. go $50. 600 r NJ l2:i5 night 90 Ton
70: Harrisburg at 40 200 e:lo A. NJ I:i0 :3o
p NJ. 1915 night. a..
500 Il, ITO. lao 1:so p. H. Sundays. 4'ao
~ ALLRArL ROUTE.
For Red Bank, Long Branch and points south to Font
Il 20 Saturdays oniy) 80 2i5, $50 400 i3O. $50
c.i5 r ". SUNDAYS except Ocean Grove and Asoufy
Park o:l5 a. NJ. 1880. 400 p. NJ.
For Lakewood Toms River Barnesat Park. and Barne-
ra, 430, s:i5 A. NJ. 100. $50 p NJ.
1'lan'iG 90 S,'y caDe May v'neland and Brids'0N
SSs,E S Rs'fh Sea Ps1 and HSn s
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE. &c.
From Pier 3 y. r., foot Rector 81.
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach Normands
Ra%sGn Bsnso sSeTf 90 bass as ssS
p II. sundays, $50 a. NJ. 100 p. ~;
For Elbeon Asbury Park Ocean Grove and points
south Point Pleasant. 400 A. NJ. 100 3:i5 4:30
80 p ~ Sundays Except Ocean Grove and Asbury
For Lakewood. Tors River and Barnesat. 4:ao A. NJ.
For Atlantic cry Cap. May vneland and BridseOn.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Va

liao Dining car5 A. NJ 1870. 2:so. $50. 400 1'uret
Parlor Can, 800 Dining Can. 600 Dining CAP. S0
II 30 Dining caD A, NJ, go 400 300 Dining Carr.
GOO Dining Carr i. NJ. 12:15 night
For baltimore and wsshington. week days 500 1000.
l3o Dining Cap 4 ~ %.s0 a:3o So9 Dining coz, car6D'
II 80 Dining Car A. NJ. 2sO. 500 Dining carr. 900
Dining carr +. NJ. 1918 night
Tickets and p1sorcsr s,ats can be 1 at zoe.
way 737 9Th Av 81 East iith St. lS4 East i25th St.,
cT3 West losth St. 25l Columbus Az; NewYork Court
SEQ Fulton ST.. Brooklyn: % Broadway. Williams
burg. The Newyork Transfer Company will cn for and
baggage from hotol residence 70 Destination.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Aug. H. p m:-8eefoExira india mes,
Hama-Short cut about ~ to 10 H. s'.sdy AZ 400 ID
Cumberland cut; about - 10 20 ~ nrm at as;
shnrt rib abou, - n hrm 3ss: long clear mddes.
about 81 ib firm at ,ss: long nnd short clear mddes.
nbsut ., 10 firm at as. Shouderc-About IL To is n,
firm az 3ls Cd Tardirime Western spot steady at as
81 finest white and conreh steady VS.
Catonreed oil-IsVcrpoo refined. firm at iIs I'd Spirits
OF turcnine dun 2Os Cd Rosin-common dull at Is
Nhoa.-N, red winter dali 4ad; No red spring.
dull a - I'D. flour-S,- Louis fancy "inter hrm at
t'orn-MNed SPOT steady at rs lOisd; Au-
GUS frf al ~ lOl Sept smber firm at rs i0d october.
firm AT 3s Hops LondonIachc Coast. steady at
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LEH|GH VALLEY RAILROAD.

Stations foot Of CortInndt and Desbr0sscs sts:
1900 A. VI. daily. except sunday for MACCH CHUNh
ana Intermediate stations. - .c-,, DIVE
s:I5 A. VI. daily for GENEVA, ROCHESTER,. BUF,,
FALO NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BRIDGE ana
the West and principal and points: dining to
Suspension Bridge. Pullman Vesbue Sleeper to
II 10 A. VI. daily Qeaves 1920 A. N. sunday ,or
MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate points Connections
for Reading and Harrisburg. r,,.,. -. .u
400 +. VI. daily. except Sunday for ELMiRA ana az
stations connections for Pottsvie ana eao'
ing char-car Wilkesbarre. -
$3.50 4. VI. Sundays oniy) for Wilkesoarre L. * d.
Junction and all intermediate stations. ,x,>,o
Il. VI. daily, sunday for L. ana 10
TION and principal intermediate stations Pnlnan oune'
parOr-car TO Wilkesbarre: connections for Pottsve
42O y. VI. daily except Sunday for Bound Brook and
S.i5 p. VI. daily for EAsToN and intermediate sta.
600 r. W. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS LIS:
and all points West Pullman sleeper vestlnuen Msn
Chicago. Sleeper 10 Bunalo anu Iorohto'
connexions for Reading and Harrisburg
$3.50 r. W. daily Sunday. for Eastern ana inter-
900 p ~ daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. RoCHEs-
TER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS, and All points
West Pullman seepers to Chicago and Bunalo. Char-
car Wikesbarre ~ . o,- ,c, a..
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 235. SOL Pa
end 323 broadway 81 14th St, 158 East l25th ST.
$50 Fulton St, Court ST. 10 f>rOau"ay
Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn. n. Y
gage from hotel residence through to destination
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LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Aug 17.-rhe imports Of wool during the las.
week From New South Wales. 900 bales from
Victoria bales: from South Australia. 23S bales from
New-zealand l2' bales; from the Cape II Good Hope
and Natal 2.9JS bales. from Persia. 3GS bales; from
China. Sos bales from the East Indies ic bales and
from other places 4Os bales The arrivals or
the Nth Of sales 1912 900 bales. OF which
30 800 bales forwarded direct
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Aug. 17FTour quiet sales So bsls Wheat
69i Ge9c; December 72ss qT21c steamer NO RED 500
QSc: stock 7G504l bush sales. 5000 bush Corn un-
settled and higher mixed. spot 45iio bid August 4a
45ac: pternber 45c bid year: 8shc asked January
nc asked southern white 45c; do yellow. i1ltSc stock
r.ei ale steady: No white
Western ia 21izc No mixed do 25g2oi2c; receipts,
10 80 bush stock Os3 bush Rye quiet and easy No
2 stock 2i3o5 bush. Hay nrm sl4 5Oqsl5 30 Grain
frcighis quiet steady Cotton firm; middines ,e,c
Butter steady; fancy creamery. 2Op2lc acle l2nl3c
packed. SAFE. Coffee dull No l6Gl6isc Other
articles unchanged.
Boston Aug f7.-F1our dull. Corn Arm Oats steady.
quiet Provisions steady Butter steady Northern
2d22c Western, 19u2Oc. Cheese quiet; North
ern s4sc; Western case Eggs quiet; Eastern 1@glIc;
Western and Michigan. l34l4c.
Buffalo Aug. I7.-Sprng wheat dull. weak; spot No !
hard. 5i.05Ac Chicago September: no offered.
Closing No / hard spot 1lNq72c Winter wheat quiet
steady: bush No red Indiana, IOisg Vssc
500 Toledo re: closing No red Chicago. ioc
Indiana 1Oc DO Toledo 72c No rcd. nc;
white 7@c: No white. &c track Corn scarce
higher good inquiry. sales No ycow, 4oc car
No yellow. 44-c. No i3i1c trick closing
No yellow. i5c; No yellow, iIhc; No corn. i4c;
No corn f3i-c track; y" yellow, 4ifm ifAc; No 2
corn. 43a.n4;fsc Oats hrmer; all sold track
closing. No = white. 2Gi4q27c No white 2ic: No 2
mixed. &c track. No white, Old. 2c; No mixed 26c
store Rye-Onc No . sold at isc track. Flour
Canal freshts dun wheat. &C. corn. 1%c: oats lac to
Ncw-York
Chicago. Aug. 1.-THE leading futures ranged fol-
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-1 Nugust 1ooo'
cOTTON-The stampeded IN the. cot,on
St his morning resulting in advance Of about
10 points on the call with active trading Ai'er inc
ioca operators had business became less ace
hut the undercurren OF the market was very h,r me
market sagged back from the openins, puise on
reazng ly taders finally closed quiet out s'eauy
AT TO 10 points advance with sales OF S.'oo oaies.
The advance early appeared to be due 10 the sHenstn
in Liverpool where the market closed hrm al z'sHo
points advance and to the reports from cotton ais
;rtc, The Chronicle weather report was cassed as
unfavorabe and Bradstreets' estimate on the Iexas
crop was without influence. The weather TINS morn.
ing was dry In Texas although rain was Indicated
nj a number Texas Along the Cuff states
and South Carolina heavy rains were reported sun
further njuring the cotton in few localities IN the
districts referred where rain has been excessive
The statistical position made up by this mornings
s'ChrOnicle' = a follows:
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DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN n. X;
Stations in Newly York foot of Barclay and
Christopher Streets. -
VESTIBULED TRANS. pullman BUFFET

VESTIBVLED TRANS, PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PINTsCH LIGHT ,o~-c, A.,
Ridge Madison. Morristcwn Passaic Paterson. Boon
ton. Dover. Stanhope. NEWTON. BCDDS LAKE;
LAKE HOPvrCONc Hackettstown. SCHOOLEY'S
MOUNTAIN Washington PHILLIPSBURG EASTcN.
WATER GAP, STROUDSBURG Pocono Mountains
SCRANTON. PITTSTON. WII.KESBARRE. NANTl-
rose BlNGiIAMToN OXFORD NORWICH Water
vile. UTICA RICHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland
SYRACUSE. OSWEGO, ITHACA OWEGO: EIMlRA
CORNING: BATH nANsyLIIE BIlFEAI0 and all
900 A. M.-BUFFALO SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON.
UTICA, RICHFIELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE and
OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars con-
Buffalo with for Chicago and points west.
i.0s =. M.-SCRANTON. BrNGHAMTON and ELMrRA
EXPRESS; Pullman parler cars
MOUTH EXPRESS. Pullman Parlor Cars.
1880 T. NJ G)ay)-Buffal) Vestihulcd Limited Express
for SCRANTON. RINGHs MTON ELMIRA. BUFF
FAI.O Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connects at
Buffalo with train for Chicago and points west
$50 I. NJ CDaily)-BUFTArO SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON R1CHFIELD SPRINGS. UTICA, SYRACUSE
and 0sWEG0 EXPRESS: Pullmas Buffet Sieepers
Place 400 broadway Tickets AT ferry stations 943
broadway. 4th-ave 12tfst. SO West 125th-s
81 columbus-ave 33S and FOG Fulton-s and
100 Broadway BROOKLYN Time tables giving full infor-
nation all stations
check baggage hotel residence to destination
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The amount OF cotton which has como into sight the
last Is lO4ll bales against IL. 3S6 for the same
year and the in the amount in sight
compared with last year is 2969lI bales. The Chron
icle weather report indicates that the weather has
been very a rule during the week Very little
has fallen anywhere the Southwest and generally
moisture is much needed. There is also complaint OF in
sufficient rainfall from points In Tennessee On the other
hand in few localities along the Gulf and Atlantic
there rather much rain. In Texas cotton
beginning open rapidly consequence Of the
dry weather. but picking is expected become
general until he close OF the month. Damage boil
claimed the vicinity of Shreveport and she'd
ding reported from districts Of Texas and Mssiss
ippi"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18
< RE IL N ES

InlIrb tr,ns leave New YORK loot OF NhaI..'"s-'''
n folleSs and nve minutes earlier from West I'D 81:
a. ~ A. W-Vestbued Express Daily for Waverly.
J.UU Rnghamton. Elmira. Buffalo Bradford James.
town Cincinnati and Chicago farior car 20
Buffalo c.u. .~..n,
9:15 Aanday for T"x.do Mddls'op nS;i
susquehanna ard Monticello Par'or car 70 "'h''
OOO r. M.-vestIbulcd Limited Daily. Solid train foi
s1.OU Chicago via Lake. arrives Cevciand
s:45 4. NJ, Chicago p ~ s %p,r. e Chi
-OO - M.-RuffaIo ves,Ibuled Express DAILY arrive:
/.UU Buffalo 635 A. NJ. making direct connectlons
Tor Detroit Chicago and the West. Bunsio pa"
senxers Al remain in sleeper until A. NJ
S:45 Psy I sofia t '1s" ehiesSo ssses But:
ocAr. TIME TABLE. TICKET ANp Pu ILdasAS
1 accommodations at III. col 40l and 90l Broadway
i5s East io5,h-st Chambers and West 23d-st ferries:
New York 90 broadway and 333 Filton-st Brookiyn ~
JJusson-st Iioboker. and Jersey City station srls
TTrpnsfe, Company calls FOR checks baggage from
hotels and residences to destination
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OTIS ELEVATINC RAILWAY,
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS,

In connection with the cATsKILL MOUNTAIN RAIL-
WAY from Catskii.
Connects WIN the $40. 30 and $50 trains on
Railroads. with Albany Day Line and Catskill Evening
Line. for Catskil Mt. House Kaateskl. Hotel. Laurel
House Hanes Corners and rannersvie Onteora sunset
Twilight Santa Cruz. and Elka Parks. and schoharls
Manor.
LIMITED TRAIN over the New-York Central on
Saturdays at :40 p NJ for Caskll without stop. con.
with otis E.evating Railway due q Catskl
Mountain Station In HOURS AND 20 MINUTES.
N EWYORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
Az ROAD.
Summer Schedule In effect June Both. 1895.
For Red Bank; Long Branch. Elberon, Ocean Grows
Ta,ns leave Foot Liberty Street, $50 $50 90 Red
80: '2;is 's;so 100 '.so. 6aO. c:i5 p. NJ. Sunday,
'9;I6 A. NJ. 30. 400 T. NJ.
Trains leave Foot Corandt and pesbosses Streets
30 s9:lO 1000 A. NJ ~ 10 ( ~ Saturdays only) 80
s3:lO $40 Except Red Bank. 40 a:iO 100 p NJ
sundays. s:ih A. NJ. '043 a NJ. 5;ls Z. 81.
sunday trains do not atop Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park
sDenotes express trains.
J. " WOOD. II p BALDWIN
q. p. A.. Penn. Y: r.: 81, C. r. r. Of N ,.
e"e't N. 7. 4 h q. r. n. 4,
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Clnal fTeighs duIT' "hea e, COM TAG ONE I1.c 10
Ncw-York
lows:
Wheat. No 2: Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing

Cash quotations follows. Flour dull and
steady. No spring GG.c: No spring wheat Gix
gJ'o; 10 red GGi.c No corn. 39&giosc; No 2 oats
-lu2lc, No rye 1870 No barley. Acc nominal, No
aAseed 81 OsiziSl %. prime timothy seed 81 a. nominal
Mess pork hh - o0dsiO. lara per 100 n. Sc i5
ribs sides Nosei s. 49, dry sailed
oNed) s. G2isHs5 ~. short clear sidH (boxed. 81 50a
80 %. Whisky Dstie!s' finished goods per gal 81
sueain- Cut loaf - 81 granIaicd. s. 10: standard "a
81 W. Lnfr,i olaw 55c: boiled &c on the Produce
Exchange today the butter market steady Extra
creamery. l9c hts l7s0lsc: seconds. lih4iGsc Eggs
were steady. fresh stock liisc.
Cincinnati. Aug. i7-f1our-Jarket less active liberal
,saeps winter patent 50 'oGs3 oo;, do fancy 50 400
" -, Go family. S3tIs3 20 spring p8ens 50 f,QS3
dl fancy. 81 OgS3 80: DO family 81 Do4S3 5 rye -four
Norh~s.tein S3asa TO- city 50 1903 10 extra 81 Is
@s2 o. grades 81 ~ 81 20 Whcat-Modernte in
qury sample supplies. market STEADY Sample red Ode
rejected red. Doe corn-Fa inquiry heavy receipts
market quiet and easy Yellow ear choice i2xc. No .
mixed, track ssc; No white 3sc No . do 5sasoIse
OAtgAartet quiet moderate demand No mixed track
2lq2i,sc. sample 2lc; No Mixed &c Pork-Market
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CLYDE LINE.

IA CHARLESTON, S. c.. the South and Southwest.
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida points =.
From Pier 20. T.. r. foot OF Roosevelt SD, r. n.
ALGONQUIN Jacksonville direct, Tuesday Aug -
YEMASSEE Charleston only. .......: Tuesday, Aug
SEMINOLE Charleston and Jacksonville. Friday. Aug -
Steamers have frst-class passenger ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WIN. 4. CLYDE < CO.. General Agents
Bowling Green. ". T.
Fla Cent & Penn. Fast +. & p. Line. via Jacksonviu>
(;rea, SO Line via Charleston I
Egs Geal 3o1 NJ
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-10-04
Waits River.

Miss Mary E. Chynoweth who has
been spending her vacation in town
has gone to Burlington where she ha:
a position in the Nj. f. Hospital.
Several attended the Fair at Barre
Saturday.
B. G. Miles of Montpelier, and E. N
Philbrick of Barre, were in town over
SUI day.
Mrs. j F. Philbrick is spending The
week in Barre.
Mrs. Laura Dunlap and daughter of
Proctorsville are guests of Mrs. Dun
laps parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Croxford
Edison G. Cnrrier, lifelong resident
of this place passed away Friday morn
ing at the age of seventy three years.
He had been failing in health for some
time but was confined to the house bat
a few days before his death. He lea
YES three sons to mourn his loss and a
large number of friends. Funeral
services took place at the church Sun
day, at 2 p. III, Rev. A. W, Ford Off
ciating.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-10-04

Rev. G HI. Deberoise, who for ten
years was pastor of the Second Con.
gregational church in Keene, N. H.,
has accepted the Finance Secretaryship
of the Kurn Hatten Home for boys at
Westminster. He will speak in the
Congregational church in Newbury
next Sabbath, both afternoon and eve.
ming. All are cordially invited. A
collection for the Home will be taken
in the morning.
Mrs. III. E. Caswell of New York
will give an address on Home Missions
in the Congregational church on Tues
day, Oct. Sth at 7.30. She is a very in
teresting speaker and everyone should
try to hear her.
There will be meeting of the Off
cial members of the M. E. church at
the parsonage next Monday evening at
z o'clock.
Mrs. Upper has returned from her
visit with her brother in Kentucky.
Miss Julia Goddard is on ten days
trip to Boston.
The w. G. I. U. met with Mrs. Lucia
Darling last Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Powereth who organized the Union,
being present. After services delight
full refreshm ents were served.
The farm buildings of Vim. U.
Bailey were burned at six O'Clock
Thursday morning. Total loss, with
insurance of about $1,000.
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East COrinth.

Mrs A H. Fulton visited friends in
Montpelier over Sunday, returning
Monday.
D. w. and B. T. Hatch, who have
been at the Crawford House, Mt. Wash
ington, returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Rowland return
ed from their vacation trip to Middle
bury and vicinity last Monday.
F. E. Merrill has gone to Boston
where he is to remain several days
purchasing his fall and winter stock.
E.R. Corliss has moved into the
house formerly occupied by his father,
Bliss Corliss.
Husking bees are in order now, there
being one in some of the surrounding
neighborhoods nearly every evening
About one hundred were present at
Chas. Metcalf's husking Friday eve
ming and all enjoyed d splendid time.
Much sadness was expressed at this
place upon the arrival Of the news of
J. B. kemp,s death at his home i'll
Bristol, N. H., Sept. Goth. He was for
a good many years leading bushes
man of this place and his friends wera
very numerous in this vicinity The
burial took place at the village GENE
terry Saturday afternoon.
1t is rumored that one of our profes'
sional men is soon to move away from
town.
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N. X. Robbins of New York, who
has been visiting his brother-in-law, W
w. Brock for the past two months,
returned to his home last Saturday
Mr.. Robbins not having been out OF
the CITY before for thirty years find
Vermont climate very beneficial to hi
health.
George Dunnett, who has been a
work for G. G. Doe the past season
closed his labors October LIST.
Rumor says we are to have new
blacksmith in A. j. Knights shop
We trust the report is true as there il
plenty of work and we are in need OF
one.
Philip Hildreth of Riverside, form
erly butter maker in Riverside cream
ery had the good fortune to receive VI
in premiums on five pound case Of
print butter sent to the dairy exhibl
at Brattleboro last week.
Mrs. Parker and Mrs Nash and chile
of Portland, Maine, visited at w. w
Brooks on Tuesday.
f. j. Doe of Boston spent the Sab
bath at his residence here.
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Henry Clark has packed up the most
of his household goods here and will
move them to Maine where he has de-
cided to make permanent home. The
balance of his farming tools etc., were
sold at auction Thursday afternoon.
G. l.. Spear having received his COM
missio took charge of the post office
Sept. 30th, and moved it into the store
now run by Mrs. NJ. B. True.
Alonzo Hanson of Lebanon and s.
Spear of Plymouth, N. H., were in
town Tuesday and Wednesday for a
short visit.
Mrs. E. o. Barber is now keeping
house for II. <. Day.
Charlie Virgins is sick and under
the care of DIR. Locke. .Et
Mr.. Weston of the firm of Weston
& Smith of Montpelier was in town
last Saturday.