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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04
CASH QUOTATIONS..
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. September 3. $500.

New York. September 3. ls!6
cOTToN-The local market closed very firm. with final
prices SoeSS on,s above ygsieda7 SSn ns wr At i to
ssss We" idr The dsy our market opened advance
o. 2sse points ana held iTm a AL dey aTvs with
net Sdysnss Of q n h ba day at vspoc whch
surprise to local traders it was generally Hpeo'es
that the foreign market would show yS afternoon in
our market appears that cables were sen. i' ,si
sses anS sco has for TSas This given
bush Interpretation abroad ana was srg cables sad
that the foreign strength was Que 10 pl, p,,ier de-
mana FOR spot cotton pnners were hare Of sooH ana
would he compelled to tuy soon AdyceS sIsp
Think rext week will show considerable bloom ~, sada
bales WIZ ms 11 MN bc ab1n one-,hird per acre.
holders asking money = b. Nnthorrl - 20 NAY
IscsYd S largest fgs%n Cotton FoTer in COUNTY
G. The plants Were fSTg has 80 acres Of
ton Al one time he believed ne m1u ,ii a. N, 70 ia
hs, sse TIE Weather map reports very he rain in the
s9,on sl, The 6,N's orange Go: Louisiana NeW-or
leans 80. Amiie ~ La5aY sSany rae Americus
trace: MissssppimN ekseurs o' ,. Asba ma-Fver
SToen Ia livingston o6 The weather IN ,s oo't fr
belt is considered good for pCkhs .sorsia generally
fair Eastcn Florida local rains followed y ,a Nssis e
sppi and louisiana generally fair u, conI,onS ssn1s
faSorae for showers on me Ga Win rossib local
in Tho northern portion tonight Arkansas pSp' iS
ssnated AZ % 800 bales against 2Sls me ls Sse
a. ias. veek nd 36l last year. Receipts al houston
,lav xsra ~ bales against 80 bales us sam
dav last week SIN last year ecsp's a. ,. wee
and bales last yoa- Receipts al houS.' ,S sar,e
e., 80 a. Gp TO hales against 800 ~.
d,v last week and 9S9 las; year Inc oi" os.o The
statement receipts Of los' n,e January we're
c>S ~, bales against i4l4ooO las; yea A ~
-. 4. 600 lis arains. 200 last year Shpici.s
g., ,5. week were bales. against ""V "Sa cstns
Eseeipis since ia -u"Fy were o'''"' '"'
JDi. 100 last year So. md closing bids the
Opening. range and desc 70 az. On" N''
,,rcIicus night and last year follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool. sept. B. 3.4j T. m.-Ieef-Extra India
steady 4is I'd. prime steady 3Gs 30. Pork
Prime Western fine steady at i5 do medium steady
81. Hius-Shoff about ~ III n At
AS 81 Bacon cumberland cut about = 20 H. duii
IS; short rib about - N. steady 2s long
clear mdi.s. light about - TO - H. dull at 2bs long
mddes. heavy. about ~ t. - n. aul rs vi.
4h0r middlos heavy. about g. 30 II. dull a
22s 81 clear bellies about II 20 ~ n. dull at @Ss Shou
dcrs about II 10 ~ H. du,l al 23s I'd. lard-prime
Western spot dun az ~ 1i. CterseAmerican fines.
white oul 2's. Do coiurcd duh Jos. Tallow-Prme
city firm LIS % tuttonseed oilIVefpo,l refined dull
lbs 3D. Spirits ~ turIenrne steady at l3s. Resin
Comm. nfn AT u ad Wheat 40 red winter. ~
stock. No Northern spring steady AT - 2izd Corn
Nike Western. spot STEADY - ?fd September steady
al - SID. October steady - sd. November at
2s ~. Flour Louis fancy nTm at - Hons
II I.cni1n-Isclnc Coast duh "a .O4iOs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.

TO PHILADELPHIA BAI.IIMOf A-ND
WASHINGTON. ~. ,,~
For Philadelphia. week days 80 500 Sis go lUes
Parlor Carr 40 800 dining Carr 500 49, Pep ms s,
=. NJ 1915 night. sundays. 4:30. 200 1000, liz
Dining carr A. NJ. 200 400 500 Dining Carr Goo
+. NJ, 1915 night oo e..
1900 II 80 Dining Carr 4. NJ. 200 $50 500 tp,ss
Carr 500 p. NJ. 1915 night. Sundays. 49, 700 ll'
Dining Carl A. NJ. 200 500 Dining Carr. 600 P ".
1915 night. ~. =.
Liberty-st 1i3 l7c 2si AS. 944 40 1923 Broadwsy
7a7 9th Ave- 81 East I4th-st. 1873 Fast 18Th 81 ns
West roth st Columbus Ave. Ne~-York: Court
St SEQ Fulton St. Brooklyn 30 Broadway WilliamssusS
The New-York Transfer Company VII call 'or ana ehees
baggage from hotels residence 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04
BALTIMORE g. OHIO.

Chicago : p H. and 1915 night.
IITISB, re, $50 Sun. sun. II. Is night
CINCINNATI. 81: LOUIS 10 a. m. D. M c,,,
WASUtNGTON. BALTIMORE Sl5. 10 DINING carp.
liso Dnlny Cap 80 D in Can DnlH as
a m Dining Carr. Dining Car). Dining Can. . p
m. 10 night
NORFOIK 1l.3, a. n daily.
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper, p; m, daily
All trains are illuminated with Plntsch Light - -
Offices: li3. l72 2tl ti3 ito Bway 81 r. itsn 81,
foot OF Liberty ST. c. r. r. Of y. J. Baggage checked
49,. Latol nrrn Lance ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04
ALL-RAIL ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c
For Red Bank Long Branch As5ury Pa,k so o so
10 30 II 30 4 NJ r:oN Saturdays onyl. 10 2:ia 80
400 f4:3O Red Bank. AS 800 ei3 500 saturean
only 70 Asbury Park and Ocean Grove) P VI suncau
stop at Inerlaken for Asbury Park and Ocean Grov0
For Iakewood' Toms River sarneeat Park and Barns
ga 4 80 80 A. NJ. 1870 40 p. N
For Atlantic City. Vineland and Brdgeton' wv H.
I:30 p. VI. ,,,,,... q
SUNDAYS A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04
"BLACK DIA1OND EXPRESS

arrives Buffalo 10 P NJ Through car to KoSnen ,n,ns
man Vestibuei Day Coaches and Paror-Ca' D'"'"s
ESQ r. VI. daily. except sunday. for L. JUNG
ton and intermediate points 49,, O. q fu,t
$40 p. VI. daily. except SUNDAY tor L. %es.ssr-s
and all intermediate stations. Chair-cars 70 .s "a
:,:sO =. VI. lSundays orO. for Maucn oh0"A '
Hazleton and all intermediate stations. q II rryc-
4:IO y. VI. daily. except SUNDAY Tor L. - sr-s,
TON and principal intermediate s'at1ns' ful,s. '
parlor-car Wlkesharre: competing iot ss-
5,I5 p. VI. daily. for Easton am ih'erne'A'
V.to - VI. safv Tor BUFFALO NIAGARA FAL .s
and ali points West Pullman Sleeper veS,ouea co.-
n Y 10 Chicago sleeper 70 Buffalo ana ioron"' WV
nections fer Reading AMI iarrishure ,.>rv, RocHrs-
1900 J.. VI. daily FOR ITHACA. GtNfN'S III ,onu
TE.p RrFFAIO NIAGARA FALLS and all g.n.
West Pullman Sleeper Chicago and buHa'o' ''''
II 80 p ". daily except sunday. Tor EAS'o'
Intermediate points -, 1900, cu,ssv ,or ROUND
BROOK and infermeiaIe n"lnlN o. % y "
Tickets and Pullman ZION, x, a. ras, sh s.,
10y rowerv Y $50 Fulton St. Court 81 % w.
way and BROOKLYN Annex Rro0FVn =, -, check
harssge from, hotel or residence through - des'"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &C.
From Pier S y. r.. foot q Rector-st
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach Nor s ieos
BSac Seabright Monmouth. BSach atll -
Branch at 43O 900. 100 a. NJ, 90 200 $40 '''
$50 p. NJ. sundays. 9:30 A. NJ. 1900 r. NJ .,.,.
For Elberon Asbury Park. Ocean Grove ahi pom"
south to Point Pleasant 1900 A. NJ, 90 zoo Saa
40 $50 p VI. Sundays stop AZ nterlaken ior AsouV
Park and Ocean Grove) ! 100 p. NJ .,o A.
For lakewood. Toms River and Barnegat 4'9o 4 NJ
100 3:45 p. NJ .oo .. =, 80
Atlantic City. vineland and Brdgeton. +:So A. ~ i"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04

Market closed very at 30 t. ~ p'TTt IansferrDle
--red win Yesterdays closing prices 49, ra
noires 20 I. ;Gl 30 100 a"s .,s ,i~,crs og.
tt1,,s IA hale. forwarded. sales ~" +nt
s,art ,;S g!ri Total receipts toea.H ,pia xnes
80 rs vs.k % HO7. Exports mus ihi ms 0ea.
O. ar,as j. 2:SS bales; France ~ ,,,Iil,n,
~ -, 500, cotton quiet. "-VI hEn ,n az
- "a Sc. mddl.as Grlf. $40 SAFES -'' ' ~
re.oo. cahe-spot cotton indicate nrican 600
IN, spcc1lati0n and eNiorl W. IGd
:, 1000 ali American; midilng up, ,, and sesdy
Isu..s siealv AT decline, cl"sl eliV.
auu'.s net advance January February. go
- Nar,n i1ass March APRIL 80 ~ ,2ci
~ i,ine 4:s,~ JuneJuly. t,s Srltenosz ioo.s
OCTOBER \'N'4i"e.
December lahutN 49, '"''
ctn,.r-ysrns quiet and am. cloths oie'S S'a''e'
,,st,,,r larger volume II business was fecorueu anu
go. 80 VOL distributed. rs result 81 49, - q
S started weak md dropped nfthe eu M .s i,,
Ia -alers on both sides hesitate Inc , az have
-, santos ar, ;rc'iunnang iac'' IT % -,
a fanc Hamburg u ana Rio %', eis' no M, na'
80 decline 30, reis. eNchahte 80.
80 cleared or United Sttt's 49," .ae
:, 9ss oAo hl-s: santos receiris, ~ pdts
&C. 80. a. ll.Vip rels Hd't,s
o,rcs ,.r steamship SIRIUS. 2Jn' tass 49,, S.o,er,
a'.' r R.~se SOcg Hamburg quiet er.er
p o. Ocict>-. ;0li. NoNeinre f,scsr,her
10 ,Iryre barely steady September H - iecenDe''
:, ~ S.,vsn,her GOO. December =" Aups s,i,,
Cor:-acto cio9~G barely s',aaN Al ''r-' '
Sales were lA.VJ' Gags rs ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. september 3. 1896.
BEEVEs-Receipts were "a cars or j2i head all
signed direct T. slaLght,crs with the exception a
gle carload No trading Of importance Feeling
irne weak. city dressed native sides steady Gt.Hsc
per 10: Texas Colorado beef selling 0qGa.c Latest
cables from Liverpool and London quote American live
I0qllc per H. dressed weight sheep at 0QiOc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
Anthracite Goa, used eNciIsiyelyl
Four Tracks. Automatic Block Signals
on and after June 2s 1896

For Easton Bethlehem Allentown Msuch Chgrk &c,
400. 7:15. o;io i;i5 Easionl NJ. i1o 30 as
4 90 q rs to Easton) A. N. 100 $50 SOC P "
For Wilkeshaue, Pt'ston and Scran,an s'io A. u.
IfO ] 80 4:f5 p. VI. Sundays $50 4. VI
For Reading 400 500 ?0. 1000. u 80 A. VI. ia
20 200 430 200 5:45 900 ". II y night Sun
For Harrisburg 40 500 9.io u 30 y. ia
1870 1870 800 so NJ, PIP nigh, sundays 80
For sunbury. Lewisburg and willismspor' at 80 so
olO A. NJ. i:lO l:3O. 300 p. NJ. sundays. 40 ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04
DECENTRALIZATION

stations foot OF Cortlandt and Desbrosses sts;
G.4O 4. NJ daily fSundays 700 A. Nj for MAo~n
CHUNK and intermediate stations. ,->,-,. pocurs
si5 \. VI daily Tor ITHACA GESEV sA:sP RTSs56S
BRII)GE and the West and principal local points; ON
car 10 Suspension Bridge: Pullman Nestouie sleeper
Chicago. g., u,r-ru
III 100 A. W. daily except sunday tor -. 49, 80
CHUNK and intermediate points Connexions TIT N
Ing and Harrisburg.
1900 noon daily except Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Sept s-Flour quiet unchanEsd sales 40
s whfst sca Tcr a}. as m0 seamsr a. red Ss
f',c stock 2Gi 500 hush sales Is 900 bush: Southern
SHOT ia an1 h @onh d? n SEC e" a neW Or
3D. November Or peSen ber 29a sS.G January &c
27i-c: % Yellow 2.a27l.c; stock, l277@oo bush
Mkt ~ 5e,rbT ocs $S No wcs,en sa qua saa
Grain freighis hrn and active unchanged Cotton quiet;
granuiatcd iS2r Other articles unchanged
Buffalo. Sept asprng wheat ci.sed strong Nc higher;
S a@v@ waet ' wheat c Ne n rna 30 S red n
store. eli-c s. ey'Ie red e.; 10 white STATE CSC
very light Mil feed dull weak
spring pasns 81 50 81 5 clear anu n trash 50 Saa
81 49, sas S% ~ 1nml s 49, beg e'' %s rf b"
rel. Corn quiet; STEAMER yellow. 3oi .u3lc: No and
Sc i%'s; S No "s &@G' go go N F a. f S
an c 4E sin md 5n lake so ana % ~ @ T m
s2i. P0It quiet; backs. "p1oc. cuts Ice; lean ends
a G hsccn ' 7Sac Val aaIr' at Sc Fresh 1 sci
gue' and nrm st. e@Ss binds -" sres %a2e.
Northern creamery l7'salSc Western iGqi7c; other
At ,p W S@s, ava ecrn Fees gno sn
firm: nearby 2oG22c. Eastern choice 1910: Western.
eyes. 81 5Gs' - red fdness slpsi o pa $asi 81
MEDIUMS Seas % Poultry dull and easier Western
turkeys, l2ai3c Northern fresh fowls 1896 d. chickens
los i've cSsn r Sl' 'c sGs P s.s
s, AT barr Pesches steady at ,casi u basket
Hay choice $i7asl9: iower grades siaaso Rye
isc seconds i6ai6Isc rnion sole nrsrs 2ic; seconds
Wheat No. ?: Opening Hishss, Lowest. Closing
,: :s.%s@' s:s$ ssS 81
Corn No o..
s ss'sssa :S$ 81 3 .o~a ss go: 90:
Nay cissa2sa 2,T,a25 2is. 2ia.a2i7.
Oats No .:
%sS ,,,ois K !$ ,,,.o5 r.
Mess pork. per Dbl:
i:Sss'; :::: s: $s:. 5:5 s45s
;::::.+' III i'3: IT, 15: IL i
$:::s: IL IL s e: IA. Il:
ssS S. a 60 o4 q%. eue
red. $sisaeoi.c' So c.rn. .o~a2o'. No ISi.g
3 pork .o PER ss 81 'g ssis &c. ! s 100 a Ss
= eoSsd 81 7Sgs seo[ csa sdss boxed
81 is rusars cut s. 81; sranuated s. % standard
s & % 500 s ne S Ss ss rld %
Exchange t. dag. the butter market easy
creamery. lJ nrsts lii.a5isc seconds. lia3c. Eggs
we're steady. fresh stock. ildl1isc.
Cincinnati, sept; 3.-Flour-Mafket unchanged winter
patent 81 3us3 90 50 500 So ~ -four
>. ioG<s 30. wheat market No. red tDff6lc No
3 red track 5Ga57c Market quiet eaay No. yell
low track. 2tc Oats-Market quiet. No 3 white track
GA.c 10. mixed track. ~. No mixed track, i6'zc
Iork-Market steady, family s. so clear family, So
clear back. S. clear butt. 81 rs Lari-Market quiet
steady kettle lard 3tsn31sc. prime 25u$3 32s
dry sailed quiet shoulders. 3Ac. sides
-, G5c. short clear sides 37sgic Bacon Market
steady oos-, shoulders !0ise short sides as
a 20, clear sides i:,oai SIC Butter Market
steady Elens, l9c Ohio and Indiana creamery l3u3c
Eggs-Markct easy al iOi1aic. Whskey steady
cha ed sales. AUS bills at 81 Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04

. FLAxsEED-Afarket nrmer with No I Western
quoted at 72173c G T. A.. nv.
The quotations to-day the closing prices the pre-
Won. day and closing prices corresponding date
Lat,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04

Highest Lowest. Closed to-day tds:
May ....................9o 50 Sso@sf"
The statistical position % Brazil coffee is as fon"NS:
'"' ''' ra-aay Y. sls d. Last iS Tef *
New-York stock 2d2 2G IS; Gl2i s15G
s NeMHG ORLEANS stock ..... 1142' l,'"z los
rs, s:.:..: N 3 'i:5
Ns ;s.'''igils deliveries lc7 %
% as!! .saiy : siS,% sSasa 'oosl
Rio and xs" 4, : 5s s si,s f Eco sas'
,p'i quoted 4 at iSe and bags Rio 81 a. lo
eos; ana freight hn 80 ,eaSv At unchanged prices
-Four AND MEATne market IKE r ~ now Wheat and
e. mn Was pu, through in sprns patents al Tsta
Whit c Sh rt " incunr 90 bbl Winter patents
90 ls276 100 obs .uaiGh's at ~ siS. ~
s, so sbs oy clears 81 80 y , ss cay 90 NJ,
al as 81 | a. 8 ssas9 20 and 800 s4ck at 90 81 Is l.
fIoCRs;s saies, u 10 Quoted prandyeine 81 %;
All Suten 81 S5g - nAG ,e MEA 6s
Weaker Quotcd Fine Whit; o'Y Y"T Quoied: 80 90
.9S So az a. S,7sS 700 H. e rye fesd Sog neal
s3sgs e o. e. h %'nS s' city FEED 'oa52c
RA1N-wHEA~I1e whea, market ,o s,sy, m sdvanee
eS g y rs nm ornss and trade priee, continued
to work up eos'"e az early frmss credited bet
ter private cables some fSIesm mo 1uy Wheat or sale
~ not large and some Of the shors Dstah t
an s ssscs and son further Sneouassd d Snye a
,9r,s AMI Chicago reported good inquiry tnTongn snip
men, The weather report sn%S ryate dspaeges we're
At hand alleging damage on account Of me d5UP IN , a
ps-aae ogars, sC cars last and s7l last year
Wa s Ss d S 10 heavy passenger traffic The move
r,-nt Aowever Is WI s 5o bush over last week FOR
for days The exports have aso shown ssm inea s
bush rom principal atlantic Por's , neir were some
81 the afternoon seemed to be d1e to local short,
and Offerings. Exporter mere "a az go bush ~ ungrsSe5
s}ns also private terms 40 sa was c 2oted a at &c
nnoZr >r.bern Ncw-Yoik &c under December sf1at
sns Ne hard under pecemb.F aros' ssSisT
r ,,rse.y in sympathy with The rs ~ ~nsa' ine ;
seiq "a snail Efforts Of the eders 70 buy prices i'm,
proved The reports resais r,do 40 mol believe that
is ,r q" voad extensively into the corn '1s s
the crop be 2275 80 .sshe and foSsHs ino
mans estimate o. ia,her Sa,9Dg effect on buying
Interest The Price 'uf'I ,so o.9 90 a. compared With
ins sesr While the Western states show an increase Of
SoS"%vV ,O eus gap While exports fallen on The
at ne se 1 1i @. S No ep eve Te
a. &c 20 900 bush at 277.c. ailoa and private
tsrms. ISp rJ bush yellow and 5000 bush OF wfte 40
2 both private for export No = corn was quoted
nj In .OATS-Ihe market "a's
was nominal locally futures and very quiet AT me
Nest, The improvement Of the day. which WAS ne, ~
i.Ts.c was strength IL other cereals, Pm
mary receipts have shown an increase Of $4,000 Dush
this week while exports have been well maintained
Cash quiet bat hrmeT. sales included 1000
bush and assraeea oats at 1928 o as to quality
OF 1910 in store No 3 oats quoted al sc No
2 white a 23c. No 3 white at 20izc .KYE-Mar
ket weaker. Quoted al 3eqDHc c for No z Western
State and Western quoted at 351zr3Ihc.
EARLEY-Slarkei quiet feeding quoted at 3oQ3ihc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04
NJ EW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
SUMMER TIMETABLE.
-. Dva-rh FL hprnr

SUMMER TIMETABLE
For Rcd Bank Long Branch. Elberon. Ocean Grove.
Ashury Park Relmar. Spring Lake and Point Pleasant
Trains leave foot Liberty Street: 30 $40 1890 ell 80
A. NJ 100 saturdays only 100 '2IS. $3.50 30"
urtys only 70 Ocean Grove and Asbury Park>- Sundays
Trains S2 corand "a and 1sss1Gssss
go $50 $40 .cyceo Red BANK 40 $40 700
sunday trains do not rtop Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park
denotes train
4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trih-
"A received their Uptown Office. No. 2i2 Broad
way "a door north Of 3sts until o'clock p. m: ad-
vertisements received the following branch offices
regular Office rates until o'clock p. viz: pa sth
$ 23d st l52 6th-ave.. l2th-st Macy
9th and l4th-s: li2 columbus ave- West 6dth-
LOG West 42ds. 6th-ave 90 East l4th-st 25T
West 42d-t between eth and sth l59 47th-
33S 3D. between 10th and nth SITS 3D.
ave. near Glst st Los isave.. s9thst.: $50 3D.
near list 554 3d-aye.; 2i0 B.eecker-st 325
Reecker st 20oS ID 20 East IJth-s 1921 3D.
ave 2I2 81 ave- % Amsterdam-aye +o2 West +2i-st
Us East l6th-st 23 East 4sh-st; $50 oth-ave: 65i
1'msaye l52 Sd,aye near 81, n st. 24 East ,ah-si
~ 70 eh.ave At The Harlem Offices 2o9l ad-aye near
iS.hst bet ~ and sth ayes 800 West ltsthst A,
Govt 81; * = oadvav. r. n IA Rroa'wav r n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04
ERIE RAILROAD.

III trains leave New-York foot Of Cha m mi
e and nve minutes earlier from West 23d-st:
A. N-Vcsiibuled Express Daily for Wnverly.
Ringhamton. Elnha Punfalo Bradford. James
town. Meadville and the West. Arrive Buffalo
$50 p NJ Paror car 10 Buffalo.
=. N.-Vesthulcd limited fast mall Daily. SOHO
train for Chicago Via Chautad!ua Lake arrives
Cleveland TAO A. NJ. Chicago =. VI. Sleepers
to Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining
Car.
T.. M.-Bunalo and Cleveland Vestibuled EX-
rres, Daily arrives Buffalo T:l5 A. NJ. Brad
ford IFS A. NJ. jamestown SOS A. NJ. Cleve-
land i:l5 p. NJ. Slsepers TO Buffalo and Cleve-
land making direct connections for Detroit
Chicago and the W st
Il. M.-Na Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Fail
Daily Solid train 10 Chicago. Sleepers 10 Buff
Chicagn ard Cincinnati. Dining Car.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04
Through
as follow.
900
goo
7:3O
$40

FTNICKETS. LONAL TTME NAFgIlS mi Fl TlT,VAN
accommodatlons at II. 2Gl. 4o and a57 Broadway
1871 .OVery 5G East l2Sth At and 81 West l25'h-st.
Chambers West ed list ferries New-York; 1913 and
1876 Fulion-s 106 Broadway, BROOKLYN. 200 Hudson St
Hoboken City Station. Westcott Express calls
FOR checks baggage from hotels and residences TO
dae.i att
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04

Receipts OF breadstus at interior points in thousands
three cphers 900 omitted. Flour barrels' gram
bushels, follows:
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-11-21
MARRIED

BEYNoN@-DoRITY--In this city, al
the residence of the brides prrehts
Nov. 10, 1899, at 80 D. m. by Rev.
Fl. l. Simmer, Mr. E. NJ. BEYNoE to
Miss NORA DoRrTt; both:of this city.
The wedding was d quite one,
only relatives being present. The
marriage servicei OF the Episcopal
church was of course beautiful. Both
the bride and groom were born in
Corpus Christi, the groom being the
eldest son of Capt. Thos. Beynon
and the pretty bride the daug hter
of Mr.. B. P. Dority.
The happy couple have gone to
housekeeping on the Bluff already.
II is anice match and the Caller con
graduates the groom on getting such
nice wife and The bride on secur-
ing such nice husband. They
have the congratulations of numer-
GUS friends, The Caller force not ex-
cepted, who acknowledge receipt of
the usual courtesies.-Corpus Chris
81 Callefs
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HoBART'S TROUBLES.
Eight Hundred Babies Named
After Him, and Everyone
Wants to Feed Him.

New York, Nov. 17.-Garrer
A. Hobart, Vice President elect
has been forced to decline all
invitations to banquets, oyster
slippers and church affairs be.
cause Of the pressue brought to
bear on him by so many of his
friends in New Jersey.
Il have had 500 babies nam
ed after me so far" Mr.. Hobart
said today" land the end is
not in sight.
"This has been a great year
for boy babies in New Jersey,
by the way" be added.
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VISITED BY AN ANGEL.
Instructed Him to Give Warn.
ing Of the Savior's Second
Coming:

Dallas, Tex, Nov. 15.-Tc
The News; Last night, just be
fore retiring, as has been my
custom for several years, !
read a chapter in the Bible and
had family prayer. The chapter
[ read was Luke, XXI.
While [ was pouring out the
earnest desire of my heart for
fallen humanity there appear
ed before NE an angel as plain
ly and though it was man
The angel told me to inform
the people that Jesus was com
ing the second time to this
earth in power and great glory
to gather up his jewels.
He also told me- when Jesus
ws2Id cer1e, but that part, of
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HOW'S THIS?

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He KNEW HIM.

A prophet is not with
ont honor save in his own coun
try. This old truth was newly
exemplified lately in the case
of q well known American writ.
er; according to the New York
Tribune.
The other day Maurice
Thompson visited Calhoun,
Georgia, his boy hood home.
"Who's that yanderi" asked
an old countryman, indicating
Thompson, who was standing
before a grocery store, whit
ting a pine boz.
"The tall fellowP
Yes"
Chats Thompson-Maurice
Thompson"
"Whatl The Teller what use
ter play eroun' here3"
THE very same"
FYou don't tell me9"
Fact. But he's a great man
now-one of the most success
FIJI of literary men,"
"OnpossibleP'
"Fact, I tell you. He's n great
man now"
well" said the old man,
doubtfully, "hit may be so, but
hit don't look reasonable"
"Not reasonableg'
mo, WhyP"-and he drew
closer and lowered his voi& a
little-"he used ter go fshin'
with mel'
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now. Perhaps l will in the flu
tire.
My reason for writing to The
News is because l know that
more people will read it than
any other paper in the state.
So ! ask you to publish this
and hope many other papers
will also do so.
Now in conclusion / admon-
ish every man to beware lest
the day come upon him I'm
awares, for he will come ais a
thief in the night.
desire to say that I do not
wish to scare people. That is
not my object. I simply wish
to give every one the benefit of
my experience. Then if they
do not see proper to profit by
it, that is their business. only
claim to be a humble, un-
worthy child of God, saved by
grace. 4. If. EARL.