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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-01
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r,vernoo, Oct 81 3:45 D. m.-Beef-Extra Inda
mess dun at los: prime dull at 5ss o. P9rX-Prme
M IS Western nne dull 3D.; do medium dun at tss
"a Hams Short cut il 10 ID. hrm at 4os ''l
cumberland cut about 2o to 30 io STEADY az 1s
rib about 3ss; long cleaF
about ~ n dull 32s; long and short clear miaues,
about IS n, dull at 27s Cd Shoulders About Il TO A.
H. Arm AZ 37s Cd I.asd-Trime Western spot Dun at
Dos Cheese. American finest white ana IooIeu "rin
of AS for September make Cottonsesd OIL LNeipooi re-
fined steady at l1s 81 Spirits o. turpentlne steAy
2Os Rosin common. firm Mt Il Cd Wheat 40 "a r.
winter dull a - ID: red spring. no stock Tour ~
Louis fancy winter firm at Is Corn Mixed Wesstn
st.t dull at IS AID November at 81 40 Decenper
easy at IS 4%d: January. at Is 3.d Hops al Lon
con-Pacnc dull at n lUsuf3
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Chicago Oct 81 (SpeciaD.-There more rain In the
winter wheat Let to-day. but there war scare on
Short. who put out lines wheat Wednesday on the
promise Of breakup Of the drouh were stampeded To-
d,v by the war scare. The close cent over last
night December opened at 5SS cents sold between os's
and co and closed at ca. The rains rather disap
n"Inting There were some in Ohio. Indiana ana IN
Kansas but there such complete reel OF we
Stated in a rather humdrum Shorts slightly
discnncert.d By drop Of British cOnsols The sharp
oIvance here though In the last hour on ruIlDr
that Liverpool up I'D on the curb The western
Nrthwsst against GS3 ~ primary points there
were 32G bushels against 6OsGOO bushels last year
s.oboard clearances only moderate, less tlhh
s,0 ,,o0 bushels Gables easier Liverpool decidedly
weak at the outset New York reported only TWO lo's
frr export no charters made here Chicago had
a. corq n wi the estimate for Friday was 40
corn WAS kept within narrow limits by the unset
,al weather Prices rallied cent and maintained H.
.ceuber closed % cents u cent over Wednesday May
., p.. cents also The inspection was fip
AT NJ he estimate Tor Friday $50 There fair
.hinulng demand with charters for l+to bushels sam
H. we're 4 u higher. There was some covering
~ Octohar and being the last day OF the month u was
80 buv trn. Ssaboard clearances were
w. 200 h,ehels The speculative trade small.
-o.t. were Influenced corn was, advancing q cent
~ r,Iny weather. December closed at ISM u ms
c,s. Nav al aOt. The OF the narrow
eat sort within y cent 80, - IT.. p.
nsb z cents: ribs closed where they did Wednesday.
go showed A loss Of ~ cents Hogs were cents
rnter with ~ 900 head to-day and $1,000 estimated for
packers buyers In n small way There was
scme house liquidation OF nearby deliveries OF
rms the curb puts on December wheat closed 69.
cents calls Coz, cents puts ana calls on May corn
29is cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-01
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN X. u.
stations in New-YOrk. foot of barclay and
Christopher streets.
vESTIBULED TRANS, PULLMAN BUFFET

Dlr-c, route 10 NEWARK. ELoOMFIFLD. MoNrCL.ArR
Ridge. Madison, MorrsIown Psssaic. Paterson Boon.
LAKE MoPATcoSS nscsettsicwn scriooLENHs!s
WATER GAP, STRovDsRl no, pocono Mounts,ns
COKE; pANvlLtE. NoRTHvMnERLAND. Mont.
Ss TTHcA sw GoFEIp sp SME,
CoRNINGa nArH nAXSy1LE nnETaI0 and all
'::0 A. M-BiNGHAMToN MAIL Stops principal
600 A. M.-purrAIo. SCRANTON RINoHAMroN.
UTICA, RIcHFiELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE anj
oSwEGo EXPRESS. Pullman nufrs, Parlor car, c"n en-.
meet at Buffalo with train for Chicago and points wes,
400 p, M.-sCRANToN. wII.KEsBARRE and EiMIpx
zoo p MS,scRS~ToN "vIikkFsRAvRsnsr and DIV.
MOUTH EXPRESS. Pullman BUFFET Par,or e. 'Lf-
1850 r. NJ Daily,-Bufao vestlbuled Limited Esnr...
for SCRANTON BINGHAMrON EiWiRa "RrSss
EALo. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. connects a.
Buffalo with train fer Chicago and points west ss's ~
ESQ p. NJ (Dsly).--Br'FFALO. sCRASroS TTiScuAw
TON. UTICA, SYRACUSE OSwECO Ex PRlcSS
Pullman Buffet Seepers EAT NESS.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS, q. =.
rark Place 4?a hroaiway Tickets at ferry stations
Broafway III shave. fcth-st YVES, 80
?:S Columbus ave EewYork sss and 7es Eu,,or
nation at all stations ~ Sums 'u' mfor-
.wEsrcoTr ExpRrss COMPANY win cali o..
sek bayysss srom hotel q residence TO S.s,,n, az
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains lea, Yves, 42d station. " y as follows
ana IL minutes earlier from foot Franklin St:
$3.50 A. NJ. Daily. Local TO Buffalo . ,.,..
7.3O A. Nj. Daily local Albahy. for Caskll Mountains
and Saratoga. faror cars to Albany. Sundays ony..
Oils A. NJ Daily for Albany Utica syracuse kSehsse''
Buffalo Niagara Falls, Toledo. Cleveland and Chicaso
IL. rs A. VI Daily. except sunday Ca,skill Aoui'
tains New Po',z. Lakes Mohonk and MnnewasXA
Albany, Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George. Parlor car.
400 r. VI Daily. except sunday for Albany.
600 T.. NJ Daily for Albany Montreal Utica. Syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo. NIAGARA Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland, Chicago and St Louis
II. NJ Daily. except sunday. for Newburs Albany.
Saratoga Montreal. Parior 70 Kingston.
S.45 =. NJ. Daily. except Sunday. for utca. syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo.
Sis T. VI. Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse, Roches.
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. Cleveland.
Chicago and ST Louis.
For tickets time table, parlor and sleerngca- accom-.
r,oda,lons apply city Offices Brooklyn and New
At stations Time tables at principal hotels For other
information address G. y. LAMBERT
Gen. Passenge. Agent. Vanderbilt ave- Newly
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London. Oct 81. D. m.-consols. W for both money
nnd the account: Canadian Pacific; 59*; Erie i2A do
second consols I1is Illinois Central 10l Mexican ord
nary. cox. 81 Paul common. 70As New-York Central.
1924 Pennsylvania 5Ih. Reading ia: Mexican Central
per bonds. TIA; Louisville and Nashville,
09l; Atchlson common. 1874.
.. m.-Paris adyices quote Z per cent renes et 90
francs the account and exchange
don at - francs 30 checks The
bullion gone the Bank OF England balance is
fll.6p.
Paris. oct. 3iThe weekly statement II the Bank &C
France decrease Of iih0ocO francs in gold AMI
% $50 900 francs in silver.
Berlin oct 3i.-Exchange London 20 marks Az.
pfennngs for sight, and ~ marks Ss,a pfenninss for
To-day bills
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IEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD,

stations foot OF Cortlanat and ps liz:
100 A. VI. daily, except SUNDAY, Tor MAOCh NHN''>
and informed ate stations pr.t-
FALO' NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BR! ica ana
the West and principal and local points dinlhg,ear u
Suspension Brdge Pullman vest,6Ge Sleeper 70 90
MATCH CHUNK and Intermediate points Connections
for Reading and Harrisburg -,,,,, y. -, au
90 r. VI. daily except Sunday. for ELMlRA ana az
Intermediates stations connections for Pottsvie ana ea-
chnir-car WilkesbarTe. =,
S,3O II. VI tSundays ony) for Wikesoarre l." " ID
Junction and all intermediate stations q, rr.,c
4:1O r. VI. daily. except Sunday. a. L. ana IS ~ -
TON and principal intermediate stations Iunan puHes
paror-car 10 wlkesbarre: connections FOR PotsHlle;
ago y. VI Sal,. except Sunday for Bound BROOK ana
intermediate stations . ,..,,... "a.
tons
and all po-rs West. Pullman Slesper vesthuled tran
49,, Chicago Buffalo and Toronto:
connections FOR Reading and Harrisburg. ~
6:3O p. W. daily except Sunday for Eastern ana inter-
mediate stations ,r,~, po~xrrs
TER Pr-FrAIO. NIAGARA FAILS and all points
West Pullman Sieepers TO Chicago and Buralo Chair'
car wilke-harre. ,., . NJ, 90, "a.
and s,3 broadway. ~ East 14th ST. $50 East 12Sh st
New-York; Fulton ST.. Court st. Is Bfoadway ahs
ProokIvn Annex Brooklyn. ~ Y.
New-York Transfer win call for ana check Gag
rage .rorr hotel residence through 70 Destination
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primary The close nrm at inc ots Price
Of the day at hffc advance The nafkc iS1 css
oats was h1n and fairly active. Sales were l3i,WD pusn
including $1,000 bush No at :sHa2te eeva h p..s
bush No at 23u23Isc; 1000 bush No wnue, go,
Iehigh Valley: CSC bid for towing lots 900 bush 20
white 24c: 5000 bush track white e3G2c Iv o ourn
track mixed. BE- and 1000 bush rejected mixed -z+c
elevator. BARLY.Msrke dull Poor 70 gooa ~ S"1 gs
At i3N50c. .RYE-Market quiet and unchanged ~ ,I
45c for carlots. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS weak am
lower; prime State sold 42c The range y iuo
sOQ45c for silver hull and japanese. MALI
MARKET quite, and unchanged at s3aeoc for western
We give FOR comparison the closing prices OF hc pro
ycus day and for The corresponding date last year.
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RkLTIM0RE g. ONO RAILROAD.

baltimore Washington, Chicago, Cincinnati
ST. Loui. and All Point. West
PULLMAN SERVICE on ALI. TRAlNS,
Leave foot Of IAbsrty dsiy 5os cttcS SEQ
go Sun II rs night CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. 10 a. m.
900 p. m. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, a. m: ex:
sun 10 A. M II 80 a. Dining Car 80, Dining e&f
"a 80 D. M ex syn. Dining Is 100. eco D. Dining
12;15 night
NORFOLK, II 80 n. daily. -..
NEW-ORIEANS Roanoke. Bristol ard Chattanooga
through Pullman Sleeping Car. p m, daily.
All trains iumna:ed with Pintsch light =.
18th St. ie7 Bowsry. y Y; 3" Futon s., Brooklyn;
New-York Transfer Comnanv will call for and cheek
Aaevaee from hotel nr residence 70 dsstination.
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THE TRIBUNE.

10 Values Arm and well sustained. Ohio and Penn
syvana stronger in tone. with Xxx and above
and Xxx a a0c; Xxx lS4 l9c. and X at lsc per To-
Michigan X ut lie. No and medium woods are scarce
and at 2l2.c for combing and clothing Fine de-
lane seec ;ions in light Offering 20g2c. Unwashed
combng wool rm l1sGlsc for one-quarter and three
eghths blood In fine unwashed Ohio and Michigan woods
there have been small sales at llul3c Territory and
similar woods have been quiet and firm selling at lOQl3c.
principally. 3i36c clean. New fall Texas wool has
been arriving and selling basis " zoe clean Cali
forna wool dull Pulled wool in fair demand at 20G23c
for good super Australian and all kinds OF foreign wool
very hrn and In steady demand. with supplies re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-01

Galveston. oct 3i.-coton FIRM mddngs s9-iGc:
low nlddling Bloc good ordinary. I l3-i6c net and
gross receipts 42ii bales; sales; stock. l35 OBS
Norfolk. oct 3l.-Cotton steady; mlidllne. sac; low
mdd,ng 3l6c; good ordinary I've; net anC gross
cepts 350 exports coastwise l7sG sales G29 stock.
80 227
Savannah. oct. 3l.-Cotton quiet: middlng T-i6c;
low mdding 3-Gc: good ordinary not quoted net and
gross receipts 1851 bales: exports 10 the Continent.
1924 coastwlse $50 sales 5o spinners. l2S, stock.
81. 2i2
sac: mding sNc low middling. sac; good ordinary.
Ice receipts 10 5S3 bales. gross lO.Ds3. exports
ccastwise. 2,GDO. gales. 600; stock. 329o2i
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JERSEY
anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block S.snais

anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block Ssnala
and after october 20 l>No - ..
Trains leave station foot q Liberty 81, q.
For Easton Behlshem allentown NsoIIn, TN 60 40
80 P.. 1s ~ ~. .s g E Is ands
40 I7;isto Eason NJ i:o9 1900 80 500 s:,o A. ~
For , %h so r Pi's suSGsy and
80 $50 ;oS ~ 30 ,s 81 l 5,iS, night Sun
oi For Hsrrs5nlg a. 40 500 sio A. N: :ic iso
100 800 5t5 p. NJ. I2:ia night Sundays 100 3d.
For sanbury. Le1isbure ard wili,.rnsPort a, 20
s'o" s' 200 4 y" u 1910. 49, ''a' p Su''''' '''
!" d. ''0 r. :" ArI-RArL ROUTE
PEASANT Ss Hsa 80 s:i5 il 70 4 " 100 IS 100 80
e:Is p NJ Sundays. exceDt Ocean Grove ana AsOir'
Park 900 A 400 r. ".
FOR LAKEWOOD.
Toms River. Barnegat Park. and Darnegat. $50 SD
Fe- tlantio City. vneand. and Brdge;on. 40 A. H.
NaSr-n Mo' 70 s s5 iiso a. n 40 As. sGs 400
4:2o p. NJ. SUNDAYS 900 \. NJ. 400 p ".
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BAIItMO41E AND
WASHINGTON -. oo ,ooo
For Philadelphia week days ~ ~ sS0 zoo d,uTe
Parior CAB. dining Carr. 600 Dini"s s1' ,.5
s45 y NJ 12:l5 night slutaya -, Ill., y'oH go go
1880 Dining csr' NJ 2;a9 t1g '"0 'D'h"S 0''
For Baltimore and wsshington week tsys 800 l %a
800 nnE car y IA? s s 5o Di SHns' Can 100 90
n frgg sD Can p. NJ. io:is night
Ticket. and r,,orssr sa's can &c S ses Brds
2y w * 18th G@ * S. 81 ' colunba, Nyo
hurr The New-York Trarsfs- Company WI call or ana
check baggage from hotel or residence - desna'on
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prices a5oat quoted a., q, i mia
and RIO No spot Il, at so,a fairy steady a, I'm
s sSss s slGS but the 'n''"s' '''' 'A''
fL0cK ASp and little more active winter whes!
nour fair business being reported In sasas az os
s Sis 80 re ssr22f coo S"f pss oq sssA.
sssH ss:s s5S g f /: a ST. 8" ss:' ;s.a
70 ssTys Oeo s' sss @ cy ess va "a
sss TO- ? 80 '1 rSis Sss l ss; c -
ss Ss /; sSss: @ as
% WI. spo fS g. Iss
s'i bio 10 ar y ooa t&s sssy
Gales 800 :, sss W..s Go and Southern q 5Ss2
BAG MEAL-Marke, steady sales 700 : 1.3 quoted
FEE Quoted 4Sre e7sS72ac :h SS 81,
Clinical 81 o59si ok city feed 7os7sc for BRAN I"
'SGRFAIN-wHEAT-The wheat market opened moderately
ssss a, n ,b s rep Of rains in the Southwest
ah advanced when %ss rain iu IN oho Indiana and
Illinois although subsequently private advices ina'0aeS
s we ss am adverse *, eos on prices There little
foreign selling and some reports thst seoen'
tu, THE Corn Trade News 9So'es as estimating , naas
Of wheat in he Northwest were
ing al Chicago MINNEAPOLIS and J Duluth 10 s 1904 ca ss
output Of -four continues very active and a. 1 &
H ts. ssanss 4ssoeo bis the corresponding
year THE Price Current says regarding ne crop that
,,nued lack Of moisture which urgently needed
4, various locnltes. The seasons possibilities II Is al
legged are lowered rather than beuered Interior re-
cslp;s OF wheat spring wheat markets today were
1i9 COL bush against 5303lI bush last year, winter.
lbs 0sa hush against 70 isS BUSH seabnnid receipts To-
9i0 bush sgainst 1885, -5 bash total l.4OOe5 bush.
AGAINST 746 bush: exports s2I0i bush aganst lJ3-
sIi bush In afternoon wheat raddeniy became strong
ana adyanced easily with active trading shorts sere good
buyers taking eagsty the advance The rumor
possible Developments IN The Tar tast
but the principal feature seemed "a be scare or the
local traders The arm at ssgbc net ADVANCE
wheat inactive. . loads were reported i.f ef
port. private grade not stated No req was
quoted Be December stre: Drc"nDer cioseo ~
exc Z b ahoaf: NJ Northern l~lt &c oyer
DecemSer b. aGoat, and No hard 23sGsc over De-
ceuber, ( b. aGoni. .CORN-Ihe market for corn
very firm all day. Tue opening was STEADY ara
during the morning prices worked up some on me re.
ports Of the breaking Of the settled weaWet Nest
AMI the rain would delay the movement OF me new
crop These rumors kept up all day and. coupled WIN
some anxiety shorts had DECIDEDLY encouiaghB enc,
en- the market Late In the day the strength III wheat
adeed and the close was very .tady al
1.glhc advance Cash less active but com
peratiyey firm with the strength in fuinrcs Ispe1s
OF the market Sales were feirr'su OF i'yo'
No SIC 20 arrive. elevator; 500 ,,sh ~ ,o
delivered 700 bush spot ss.c delivered snd
1900 bush 10 white roTn IT &c elevator. %
speculative dealings IN oats We're somewhat more actve
TO-DAY. Their seemed to be an awakening OF Interest
strength in wheat and encouraged The BUY
ing. The weather West and predictions OF further
extension Of the rain added 70 the confidence OF buyers
who began 70 talk about the letting I'D OK s-l4ss
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

qa 20 9 si ps 1nG ss'SS' 'S %%s9
10 rsd g 1@sc s sSSe3 Sy s SasR sns 81
sssh cSn Tm %sS spS $gs Sans AK
TSs7sc: February $3S.Gaic southern white ailaas1e;
do yellow. ailsaaec; stock 2G9 900 bush sales 200
s sqs" So nuke mixed do 2sc BID; stock Rye
s. sSo6 bush Hay a%. SIS 5o9ie Grain frrghs STEADY
to Liverpool 2%q3d NoyenbeIr CORK i@r of m
Is 4tsd November. Cotton quiet; mddiings sac other
articles unchanged.
oct alFoar d% Corn stea sl oats Nsr hrm
creamery 2$g23ac Western 2ig22c Cheese rm No5h 1
pc Western and Michigan. 2oa22e
Bs Oct yhSS S Gss aG s' 5e S se sgsS
bush No Northern GissGeisc Closing No hard DID,
spot Sc new DO oIe do Co.; N S N T
chicago ES red &c 10 hard Kahsss e'G sose y Corn
sGc No yellow $$e Closing No yellow $ SS.a@e,.s
oats rmsT goa 9emand s5 supply No 2 Th BE 2 %
light Of common unchanged, Rye dull; No l5e ask
mand light supply unchanged. Canal freights steady
wheat 2isc corn. me- oats ifc; barley 2sc' axsel
chicago Oct. Sl-The leading futures ranged as fol-
0 Wheat. No % Opening. Highest. Lowest, Closing,
RsssaSei ssss' g; IS $: S 59j.gSG
Corn. No 2:
$ $.::::5 3: &; -''.': E:
oats No. 2.
9c'sass @ l l:' .4ql. - lsxoI -
May 2Jiz J-O7s -V;.4-os -u'2H-v1s IA
Mess pork. per Dbl:
2 a; s.:: 81 e.. $ q: e.. ' Is
Lard. per 100 10:
October 12ie 01-'2 on
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON Oct 2l-The wool market has been dull and
90. show n marked falling on amounting TO l. 130. 900
n Of domestic and ss9Vp - OF foreign in all ao2iSoo
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E RI LIN ES

Through truins leave Sew.York. foot Of Chamherss.
foiowa and ave minutes earlier from West sd st.;
Q:(10 =. M.-vestisn!od Express Daily for wsse.w.
O'OV Einghamton, ElmlfL. Buffalo. Bradford James,
town Cincinnati and Chicago Parior car T"
ok A. M.-Delaware Valley Express. Daily, except
S'lC sunday. for TUXEDO Goshen. MldGeto~n, Fort
Jervis. Lackawaxel C4llicoon Hancock, Deposit
800 III ss:s.s sS.f R.y s s 8;
s45 A. NJ. Chicago =. NJ Sleepers 70 Chi"
ZOO sss Is: a5
for Detroit. Chicago and the West Bur.lo pas
sengers remain in sleeper until 4 ". -,
Ok =. M.-Na ChstauqUa Lake and Niagara tai,s
t)'fO Daily Solid train 10 Chicago Slcepers &c Buf-
falo, Chicago and Cincinnati Dining Car;
oc Tine TA 3, Ts i o ns Sp o.,
1850 East ics,h-st Chambers West 2ad Ferries,
New York. 90 Broadway and a33 Fulton-s, Brooklyn 30
Hudson-st. Hoboken. and Jersev city station. Erie
Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences to destination.
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Nntumu Resorts.

N~~oo~~~>><~~~~>~~~~~
A TLANTIC CITY. N. J. -. 49, ~. O..
"A The celebrated Fail and Winter fteso'' " WV $500
HOTEL TRAYMORE
D. g. WHITE. Jr Proprstor
- .TFT HALL. A SANATCRIUM
I ATLANTIC CITY. n. j. .,
Wlth all the conveniences OF nrsc'aSs um .,sc.
Elevator cam neat. open CRATE nres nassaS.,
tricty bal u.s. Table unexceiled open All he ''"''
Address T., WA. Fl. II. BULL
r9,tIE PENNHURsT gan-ave near Beacn. A.aan'
Il tic ci,y J Oren all the year All conveniencess
In ny ,n 80 e'N'' ~ JAMES HOOD.
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fointer Resorts
W0RS1RIlA ElO1r 9PRlN@s

W1[RE1NlUM MWV 9PUEUBJG9
DELIGHTFUL RESORT FOR
LATE FALL MONTHS.
ECO Feet Elevation in the Great Virginia Mountains
SPECIAL PULLMAN FOR TUE SPRINGS
VIA WASHINGTON. oo
Leaves Pennsylvania X. T. Ss''cn New 9rA NJ
dy except sunday. attached 10 the F. +. Y; Limited
and arrives Hot Springs 0:l5 morning DINING SAi'
Located on Chesapeake II Ohio Railway about midway
hstyeen Washington and Cincinnati Most wohueIlu,
waters in America the Of rheumatism gou' anu
norvs troubles Climate nowhere eQualed. Hotel oRe1
All the year Address FRED. SlERRf. Manager ho'
Excurson tickets on sale a C. & o. Offices. 3's and
/ a23 Broadway ara offices Pennsylvania Rallroa9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-01

NEW AND ENLARGED
G1OTGl BON AIR.
sUMMERVILLE HEIGHTS,
AUGUSTA. GA.
WILL OPEN DEC. Goth. '05. under the former man,
arement Of Mr. G. A. Linslcy. who has g''n me hotel
a. Issnread popusrity The hotel has been enlarged py
40 rooms and can now accommodate 200 guests % rooms
y,b nrtyate baths For booklet and particulars address
mil Nov 10Th G. A. Linslcy. Firth Ave. Hotel New
YORK After that date Augusta, Ga.
A DvERTISEMENrs AND SIBscRIPTloNS5 F n2
a THE NEW.YoRK TRlBv NJ WILL, 90 eE prd nf;
way I'd door north 4 Thirty first st. and ADvEK H
iSFMTNTs az the following Branch ofhces: % Eighth,
ave- e Twenty -,hrl-st; l32 SXih,ave 1e co
-,urtn-aye. cor. Fourteent-st; 600 Ihlid-aNe: 40
~ qrfa cor Fory-sevenh-s 020 Third-ave.. near
sxtvarsst 7OS Flrst-ave. 100 West Forty second g.
- c"iurninIsa % Avenue A. l.323 Third-aye: 257
Vest Fortyseco most l5io Second-ave 554 Third ave-
o9S TbrIsva 205 II rive. between One hundred
and twelfth ard one hundred and thirteenth SITS.
a. 'ths HARLEM OFFICES $50 East one hundred and
,wentv-Cfn. 2l3 One-h rnlredand twenty NTH
ana 800 hundred St. up to
% m. at REGULAR Office rates.