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New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
THE PPINTCLOTH MARKET.

Fall River Mass. oct. - tspec!a!).-Ihc PRINT
cloth market Is firm at 2% cents. an advance OF
sixtcenth on the price Of a week ago. the SAFE
were not as large as they were last week but the>
we're in excess Of the production ana Deter Ieei
inc among BUYERS Is being maintained. The STOCK
., hand vas increased 200 pieces. owing 10 hghi
deliveries and the excess OF future sales The mar
gin with spot middng cotton at cents ana c'o'n
AZ 2X cents is C2iS cents and is not large enough
n give any profit to tho mills. The weekly sta'e
mon, Is as follows: Production. 221oW. de,N.stt'o
%. 900 stock on hand. 1.sso,"vo. ODDS "i,V"
ctycIs s75 900: last weeks stock. l11N"p' SAL
.,sS nr1 odds l7G 00O: GixGis. 1l2Wr spots l"n"''
1s,,,rss 10 900 Sold for weekly delivery In Ocio
her, 81 900. November 9l.0Oo, December, isom
January % 900: February. JVrD. March DpIiI
Tat, and JI,re . 900 Market firm. Price ~ cents
for clytIs.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
nailroa1s.
.ENNSYLVANIl


STATIONS 'I Il Ents; e Ssss:. 1ss s ss Sss.as ~
p 1870 FESssaLysSiAo EIi Il y lfFep5esjb
S'. 7' Sssgrs sSs s%H4Ss c.vssS :Gs
,a..yIl NJ cpsnn, Is g 40 " :,a: I.dssasps; s1. s
ssS 4 H. CHICAGO AsD ST. LOUIS rx1.,ss <1' .s''
sSs @ 10 Is Ii ssuiis s. ica:
oso y fSis %es4ERS aiS EExpRpss Sleeping and D,.
745 IT. fs5G K sf' fhyxpREss-s..o,, :.
'' :? ST. a@d 81 oS SD: NJ s
500 r. iSS PHcfTiC nIf"'ns 'fns%pREss.-pumaa s..o,, -
Pitsburg for Chicago daily ana 9Isvsssi
'"a IVA WAsliIyGToS lfis.i Ff'STpsSy xyD THE SOUTH
" 70 % D@nH nj Par Paror Il ana pani MI
s1ads Paas SEQ: SEQ sa q DnGf H cs: 3 3
,ing 9I par9T and prips Cars, 40 Dining Carr III
scTMFnN hhs SsF " l2is nlsn' daily Sleeper.
NsT s ns M%DR aay sesps-. Is
ATsASEs COAST saS assoa sS$ s s.; Sleep:
cHEsAPEAKE. G. OHIO RAILWAY Express snnx
rr & pon csmi SsS9s ans nd H.pk HnSH cs5 a.
kGste %M wsek-aaSs and. with through si::s:: sSi::S::
Aiisn;ic city ivy 100 P NJ weekdays Through suss
Fer Fer s an: Sy ssacs 10 Asy si an Grow. an.
rs5:sS a@ s.,,y; G,SS 10 go i[s;:s sS sss
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ing csrs Il A. NJ. I2 l. 70 T. 42o 40 pini.s
1915, night; sundays. e!s: $50 o s3o no Lm't.0
Dining Carr Dining Carr. 7.45. 8. p ". iiu
night
I.roahvav. Astor Eouse. and foot OF Desbrosses
Cortlandt Court Street. SEQ Fulton Street ~
Broadway. and Rrook'vn Annex Station. foot II Fuos
Street Brrokivn S:at'on Iersev CITY. The New YnYk
Transfer COMPANY will call for and check baggage from
hotels and ro1'iorces through N destination.
s. pREvOeT J. r WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
pATCHOGCE GETS THE cur.
THE rrN-MILE ROAD RACE OF THE Asso'i"iN III
CYCLING CLUBS OF LONG ISLAND
wnN BY IL. K ROE.

.>, ,,,,x ROAD RACE OF THE ASSOCIATED
CYCLING CLUBS OF LONG ISLAND
WON BY Il. X. ROE
u, ..soo,.,od Cycle Clubs OF Long Island held
.Ao,r ,arrni,e team road over the Naiie9
strcam course, Merrck Road. yesterday ai'eTloo''
Sly clubs were representative Patchosue "'e
men. Kings County Wheemen Liberty Mnee',re"'
Rushwick Wheemen. South Brooklyn "hee''''e'
ord tho Tamaouas Of Jamaica. Each sent ou'
four riders The Patchogues crack riders II. N
and Nat" Roe. c. w. Rutland ana T. Dai'eE'
ACQUITTED themselves WELL the former crossing 'he
tame first In 2s minutes IS seconds. ana the 'hree
latter coming third. twelfth and sixteenth s'''
northwestery wind faced the riders on 'he ou'.
ward ru, but on the turn II was mere matter Oh
holding the feet TO the pedals. The course was III
.xcalIan, condition The rain OF Friday night loI-
Iowea ny the driving wind and sunshine OF saturday
morning made the macadam smooth ana hd'".
About five hundred cyclists watched the race an"
while the contestants were struggling ior victory
tried 10 keep warm by ndulging in friendly hsnc
encounters gathering apples and climbing chestnut
trees.
The starting point was about two hundred yarcs
vest OF the Ashland House. Lynorook and the
course ran TO a point near Valley Steam ana re-
turn. ,
At4O5 o'clock D. m. J. Frank Borland. OF the south
Brooklyn Wheelmen, sent the riders away III d
bunch. with the exception Of F.. Bailey. OF the
Patchogue Wheelmen, whose chain broke as ne
started Another wheel was procured for him. ana
he continued in the race.
The Judges NJ Furst H. A. Dare W. Shanahan.
G. Graham and r. j. Wolf. occupied farm wagon
The referee was W r. Pitman. and the timers
were D. NJ Adee D. H. Bratton and W. Sheldon.
The prize. a silver cup offered by The Brooklyn
Eagle" was won by the Patchogue Wheeimen' VINO
scored s3 points. The Kings County heemenn sn
drew second place, with IS points, the Soutn n
brooklyn boys made IS: the Tamaquas, 81 the
Bushwlcks g. and the Liberiys. 81 IN otder 10
become permanent property the cup must be won
three consecutive times.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
sBARPSHOOTERS AT CREEDMOOR.

IT.. ,... s,o, .r,.,...,rN nracii., ,,..,.. .arks-
men and shareholders was held AT Creedmoor
Yesterday The attendance large. Notwith-
standing a strong wind was blowing. large num-
Der qualified. The practice was under the personal
supervision Of Brigadier- General Benjamin VI.
Whitlock General Inspector Of Ripple Practice
State Of New-York, assisted by Major Theodore H.
Babcock. Inspector Of Rife Practice, Second bri-
eadc. There only two more days OF practice
This season next Friday and Saturday. open only
10 those who have made forty-fve or oyer at 800 and
GOO wards as sharpshooters. emitting them 10 shoot
al ZOO and 800 yards where eight hits out OF ten
shots on a man target necessary TO qualify them
as
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave ". 4:l 81 station y. T.. as foo"a s's
10 m carter from foot Franklin St:
:,::.U A. VI. Daily Local 10 Buffalo. .. y..,..
1.IS a Daily for Albany Utica, syracuse, hoens~
,sr Rufao Niagara Fails. Toledo. Cleveland chleaso.
fi.:.S A v Daily. except Sunday. 10 Caskl NO. NO.
talns New-patz. Lakes Mohonk and MinnewssnS
Albany Utica sara ga. 'aldweil Lake George ra'"
cars 10 Slratcga and New-Paltz. ~ s...,sa
c,oo p M pa,ly 70: Albany. Montreal. C,lca sIssussS
Eoches,er Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto ps"'''
C'leve and, Chicago ami 81. Louis, , s..-...sA
5:i5 =. NJ Daily excep, sunday. for tt;ea s''s@
s5 n paly fr Albany Utica. syracuse RoenecSissr csr
buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cie'ea'' w.
cago and ST. Iod!s a.
Tin tables al principal hotels and Offices ,..,
&. T.. LAMBERT. General Passenger a. Aseyys ysrt
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
BACON DEFEATS CONNEFF.

Glasgow, Oc.. 2i-Thc Third cOntcs, Dc.ween the
Irish-American champion long gdisiance runner
Thomas F. Connect. and the English champion.
Frederick f. Bacon. distance two miles was run
to-day and won by Bacon by fifteen yards. Bacon,
who ran almost, easily he did in the two pre-
vious contests. made the distance in minutes " 20
seconds
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
crosrvc PRICES SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
CHICAGO PROVISIONS MARKET.

Chicago oct. "a CspeclaD.-Proyisions after narrow
s.. cioseA where they FRIDAY an evidence oi
reneth ~ course view II the wheat collapse IIe'-
~. beer enormous hipments from here t''s week
@ ~ 900 ,is,r~s II lard and almost 20 900 Op pounds ~
,rcs,s There are "a great many SICK npgs cuhlH.,
i6Ou the estimate Tor Mphhh.
.n n,o ror nexf week 1000 stocks next Nonfay nieh
ga show 10000 barrels ~ pork i"'"'
- q la,L anh ~ 900 900 nnmnIs n RIBS
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
GUESTS AT THE LEADING HOTELS.
c. +. Hess, Binsham'on.

c. +. Hess, Binfhamton.
y. Y.
HOLLAND.
Miss w. NJ. Lamkin. Bos-
Nisa Z. l.. Currier. Boston.
W. f.. Lowe * wife. Pain
neld. y. j.
II. Meyer & family. san
Francisco.
c. l.. Pack. Cleveland.
&. w. Gi.lc,i. New-Iiaven.
l.. Fi,ch. New-Havcn. Conn.
+. f. Drake, New-Iiaven,
c. NJ. Foster. New Haven.
Conn.
PARK AVENUE.
J. Winheim. Chicago.
A. T.. Strong e. wife. Ne
chanicsv.lie. y. Y.
p. F. Magrath. B.nshamion.
n. Y.
W. u. Revno.ds. Boston.
William Hawley & wife.
Hartford. Conn.
II " po,ton g. wife. Wash
ington.
c. nalshaw. Birmingham.
A.a.
WESTMINSTER.
d. p. Loyal & wife. Nor
Mrs rs'" M. +. Cook. Norfolk,
Miss X. T. Cook. Norfolk.
Va.
+. Dram g. wife. Port
Orange. y. J.
W. f. Livingston. Lowell.
Mas
II G!llespy. saugeriies.
J. Ferris & wife. Boston.
q. Il. Fiske d wife. Boston.
WINDSOR.
A. Harris. Cleveland.
J. -. Renedict Denver.
&. a. Mcdonald. Chicago.
Mrs. Scully. Washington.
+. Scully. Washington.
J. l.. Richardson, connect!-
c. NJ. Tainter. Albany.
\. Y.
II. King. Cincinnati.
Mies Coote. Washington.
L RIcha rAa Rnaloa
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
Storm King, 2 1os Gear. 1i2,. .Cpasep e-5
| .Iotnan T. lff. .'Nc'
| Hdware! =. ll9 tDdiia'u''

s;1sn s!ss% k'ss' a. ,os ear i,s s:s.S q
Hawarien. T. no ,oa d'allard)o II
Won in drive by head; three lengths between sec
FOURTH RAcE-rHE MUNICIPAL HANDICAP; vaue
500 One and three-quar,er miles. over the h'l'
on-ck stables b. h. sir Waiter. by Md G, II
W. jennings b. h. Dutch Skater. s,na II: S. l-2
Santa Anita Stables br. RamiTo 49,. z - 81 2-l
Havoc. l. 1903 Ccar. lO0;:..;; ;(ciay'"n IL
W., .,srv ~ two Lengths length between second
and third
FIFTH RAcE-Purse 500; handicap Cne and one-e's"'h
miles the hill.
pwysrs b IS, H:y .g r. Red b sy G., g
j. ''myHFs%'e' ~ Rcsclss cn dl95ndSae : lis IS
cGT!"s'on & ken't b. C. The So1,e oIear; 81 -
rloroy 80 'ear. ''...'ia;;.:iis Time 81 '''''''O
Won under a pull by half length siS lengths o''"'''
second and third.
SIXTH KAcE-TRY AGAIN PURSE NO !. w Sp 'I.''
weights; heats Last SIX iurons' Of the w'he'S n'e'
FIRST HEAT
s rem.rs ch AZ 'aO'. by ES :cAls, ,To,1s, s-s out
J. lsns NJ Laushi Hf MS III ca 'S 6. pemtr 3
W P HuF'A' eA- c. F''"'''''" ol@s,va 's', i q
ST. Dixon j, ,yo l,en, rSa9 ID 81
i''uS''"' D. Tme-IIG.
.De,anced .u.,..
Won in a canter by half length; three iehs'hs ''"e
second and third.
SECOND HEAT. /. ,u
.,,a,or 40 ,,o................,S IS ioanel =, Gu. GU.
iTemer io7 ;,oienr9: ic-i out
-""" Tme-1l6Ai.
'Dietanced. <. ,.,o,ns ho
Won under pull by a half length fifteen lengths @ oe,
tween sec nd and third. As Pa!merston was o'Se ''
distance flag third horse was piAeea'
RILEY GRAMMAR WILL IRl ooi
General Benjamin f. Tracy mas oee - 80 ,ho
pno Grammar IN n contemplated application 10 'he
~ to. ,.ord,n,us 10 compel the Jockey Clun
to renstate Grammar the racatracEi as to the
Tracv's office Yesterday no lnforind,lo,., "
mrs 80. ~ he followed could be obtained
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
railroads.
"AmEa,cA.s oREArEsT RAILROAD"
NETWORK
GENTR[2tA,!!h!!z. ! ,!,I[2 4! !: ;.
the FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.

FROM GRAND CENTRAL station s;I,. s?1 sTMEEs TTnItss
syrse.e ases. oan ana rochester pue buffalo AS p M
ass% Niasars Fails Il SIS .. This train is limited 10
o.so ';a'f mbs Fo, PGnsrkeep'N,si Niara1a A
bany. Ltica syra'uFe. f"'hes'e'' D'"a'
1890 M.Esc sunday Day Express For all I'M
100 II Day sourhwesiern Limited For c0iT1n s,6n,
bus cIcanas irdanSp2i ca ans syracuse RAJ
Io" lana an, CHI stops Poughkeepsise,
Albany schenec,ady Utica. Syracuse RocheS'e'
a.3OP. Except Sunday. wes; Point PoushKeep''''
A.:,o M-Daiiv North shore Limited Due isny pssr9r'
500 10. Chicago 4 80 y. M stops a' "''
600 M"Dly For Albany Troy r.s. s,o AdSnaea agars
Fas Gsvesnd h''1@ TSedo Chicago cnc
c.25 ?. MGb5iIH For Albany Troy Burlington Platts
73o Mnn'Tsa' FnT Tnr Raa Niagara Falls, cl.vs
Pcssbsssp:is % aapNbs &ISany ard g., messenger.
"' only for % points on Fail Brock Railway via Lyons
'' ord.n.us Ruso r Sssss
lido. chicsso except Saturday for Cape '"es"'
1910 70, CHICAGO s,yh, srS DTnSes, exce,
sunday night sunday nights. Chicago s'ee'ers 'e1'e
oOa T. v ana a.::. p M-Da,ly. except Sunday 70
Pi''Hsd via Harlem lem p.yso1 ~ r.eea and tn. Berk
S.s X,cT TRAIxs sssIs.s re SoSKEasS ss
y";' s rov ny'n Rn.S IS rr . as Ss Gny line
sfnr rasGe cars with 81 pns@S tST9'fn h trans
r'Ctots nd wosns~ rces at Grand Central stanoonno
a ETSsS~:y @ 2C 2 81 n We ?h
i"e't-et station New-York: 33s and '26 Futoh's' o."
100 arFsrr cs R from ote or the West
cor"r,, w.ragtr General Passenger Ae'n.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25

Leave New-York. loot Of Liberty st'' 0s'"'
CHICAGO, = T. NJ. and H. rs night. IN =, ,.,,
PITTsBrRG, $50. eS sun" sun. ! ~ d 10 M, n''"~
WHst fSGToN BAITIMnRE. SIS. 10 tDinisnsI sIpnnc
II, 30 a. ~ DINING Carr 2 $50 tpnlnS Sav' 'csb II -
car, q 10 M II - n ght sunday. 10 uDinns Icsr 6 p
a. NJ dining carr, Dining carr u'h'"s WIZ
m, IL. IL night.
NORFOLK llSo a. m. daily. - SaIly.
EW-oRLEANs. Through Sleeper. . ., o. 'sb, u'"'
an trains are illuminated with Pntsch L1sus. tlh ST.
Or,ces. ii3 i72 20, 4i5. 1iaO B'way 81 Sace
io7 Bowery " " $50 3+i Fulton ST. hS,ss ehscs~
loot OF Liberty 81. e. X. R. OF " j. paes"'
rom hotel o. residence to destination.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25

. pvERrIsEMENrs and sups"ria.lon' for ~ Bsos.'
une re .eved at their Uptown once No 10 n: a:
N,y I'd door north " 3ist-s. until q .oeS o0co ~
,.r,isement. rec we'd at the following oranS - ~
req ii,r office RAJ 8 until o'clock M; ;,,s"st Negs
ave- . co. :5i-st; t5e 6th-ave. cor IStn wset ~
Ar az. and l@rhs: t42 columbus ave nsa, ,IsnG; -
st 100 West 42d-st. near dth- ave " ~ -. =
West 4cd st.. bs ween 7th and Sth ave. ~ -
houaekeep!ng." tt4I.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25

The twin-screw steam yacht Rcva, belonging
George l.. Ronalds Of the New-York Yacht Gu
Is at the Morris Heights basin.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
AIBFMAKLE,

-
G; c, Sherman wa'eriown'
e. Hutchinson. Philade. .phia.
A. f. Hutchinson. Pn!ladel-
ph.a.
G. Blair. St. LOUIS.
W. bia.r. Washington.
A. Carr.gan. San Francisco.
Mrs. ". II. Forbes. Milton.
T. r. Waller. wa;ertown.
BROADWAY CENTRAL.
r. V. Noyes. Boston.
l.. l.. Kingsbury. Baltimore.
a. Z. Hancock & wife,
Monirea..
J. W. All.s. Utica. y. Y.
g. w. Mrman. Easton,
Penn.
<. Seeley & wife. Burling
ton. VI.
c. A. Morgan, Spring Mills,
Penn.
F. A. Hobbard & wife,
Springfield.
G. W. Moore. Nashville.
Tenn.
+. i. Lewis, P.,tsburg.
r. $. Maxwell. Cleveland.
A. Ingram, London.
T. J. shannon. Monroe
y. c.
W. d. Richmond. Williams
port. Penn.
GILSEY.
]. II. Lest. Boston.
II. Gilsey. New-York.
Mrs. II. Gilscy. Sew-York.
Miss Gi,sey. New-York.
II. Gilsey. jr.. New York.
c. II. Holt. San Francisco.
L. c. Van Deusen. Saratoga,
y. Y.
o. ]. Hodge 4 wife. C1eve-
land.
+. A. Latin. Wilkesbarre,
Penn.
GRAND.
G. X. Barlow. Binghamton
~. Y.
c. II. Wooden. Binghamton,
y. Y.
+. l.. Baldwin. Massillon,
Ohio.
E. Foot. Red Wing, MINI.
W. II. Gallagher. Philadel-
phia.
r. B. Atwood 4 wife. Bos-
ton,
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
BALD MAY ACCEPT COOPER'S CHALLENGE.

Buffalo Oct. A-"Eddie" Bald. the champion BIZ
cyclist, said to-day that he would accept Coopers $
challenge for series Of three races for N.Oo
side, providing the conditions are favoranle
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
STEAM YACHT CHANCES.

F. F. Lorilards hfty-one-foot raphtha launch
the Wolverine has been sold to Clark A. Miller OF
NewRochelle owner Of the schooner yacht Mon
hegan Mr. Miller will probably cruise South in the
launch this winer The thirty-foot naphtha launcn
Ripple and the launch Aline have also been sold
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25

The steam yacht Allegra, belonging 10 Charles
NJ Pratt Of the Ncw-York Yacht Club has arrived
at the Nyack yards of Seabury for the winter. The
twir-sorew naphtha yacht Echo. owned by Dr. T..
Pierre Hicks, OF the 1archmont Yacht CiuD. Is also
at Nyack to lay up for the winter
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
DEL. LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN r. r:
stations In Newell Ork. iOOt OF Barclay and
ChrisIOpher streets.
VESTIDCLED TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS, pUNTSCu LIGHT,

Direct route NiWARk BtDDMFlELD. NONIC'-Ih
THE ORANGES. summit Bl nardsv lie. Bask as
Riiga Mad son. Siorris,own Pas aic Pate son b1S.'
LAKE HopATCoNG Ws 'ke.ts own. .cHooLErs
WA7EH GAP -rRo' DSRl RG, p como y gn'aa
SCRANTON. PITTSTON. Wll.NESBA, RE- NtSTt
r9se BIINGHAMTT,oEN: y, 3MT2Ep X1RGI-H w,sc
syR,cISR. osWFGo ITHACA 0W rGo ErWIRA
point> Wfsr AIlHTrfsr KID - s TWEsr an
500 A. M.-BINGHAMToN MAIL. Stops p-ine!pa
STAT ons -.
10 90 A. M-tCafr Carr, BUFFALO. SCRANTON BlNd-
CI-SE and OSwEGO EMPRESS Pu'lmsn Paia
Cars. c meeting al Buffalo with trains for chiear
and points
loo p. M-1Cafe Carr. SCRANTON wrr.KESRaRRD
ami EI.NTrA FNprESS. Pullman Ia or Cars
400 p M.-SCHANToN. wiLKTsR RnF ara pLyN
9th ENpoTSs Pullman BIter Pi'or Car
7:3O p N. D,lN--GuNalo v huei Limited Exp.sn
for SCRANTON. NfHAMrON Fr.MrpA BIT:
FALo. Pullman Buffet 81 een'ng Car c'rn etns y
ru"aio with MS 'o- "-icAe ard p'in's W 81
$50 p. N. Oaiiy)-DvFFtI.o. SCRANTON. BIHiHAN
TON ITHACA UTICA Sy~ ..'''~E and oSwEGo
FXpPrSS. prllran punet Sle'pers =.
TICKrTS AND p''LrM'N ,C,'1MNonArroHs q
Henry G'ze & Sons. Limited. l'3 DroafwaN *
Park Place 400 Rroadwav. Ticka's A. fs-, star rs y"
e"s ~o'urhus avo Nw-vo~C: ami 7ee Frlo~s,, and
fnf R-oadwpv n-o-'vn. Timetables giving 'uH ih'o'
~
vrc-r0rr rv-p-SS NV VIII -ai f'r asd
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSR1


-Four track \ t,nlatc Block Signals
o. arc A. 0ct ~ 1896
TraiT.s leave station foot ~ Liberty s,
For Eastern Bethlehem. ,entown Mauch chu,t 4.
4:3o 1.l5. 9.lo 1l:i5 u Easton) A. NJ l:lO ~ ~
n;So 70 Esst4n, 80 C7'2G TO allentown P ~ sunasys
+:2C q - 20 Easton) ". i:oo. $40. 500 p ~
i;io i3o 4;i5 p. y. sundays i;so a. " ="
For READING a 30 = 90 $40 10 90 II 40 A N TIA
g. lSo 20 20 t'as so" oo 80 %, 200 NJ i2lj I
For Hoorr.Sors a. 80 500 aio li:so y. To
4. NJ 100 $40. 800 p NJ. i2Is night, '-'~
Eo' snnbary Liwo0uTs go an5 o Wii,smsscr. ~
A. H. coo P NJ ''' ''''''" '"
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &C.
For PED Bank Long nranch. Asbury PARK oe.s
II 80 A. NJ. 1;3o i:45 AIS 40 53s s:l5 P II sua.
DAYS AZ Interlaxen for Asbury Park a.d Ocean
Grove). 900 A. NJ. 400 P. "
40 20 A. NJ. i:45 4:i0 p. "
For Farm,ngdas; Toms River. Rarnera, park ~
Barnega'. i:30. $50 4. ~. las 4 - r "
For Atlantic City vineiand. and Brdge,on. 40 H.
las r "
For Monmcutn Beach seabr,rh,: and Highland. /.
Navnoink. i3O so y '70 4 II. 20 IiS 3h Gn
40 '9e n " Su~f7vs on6 a.hl
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
no PHILApELPHIA. BALTIMORE AID

WASHINGTON
For Philadelphia. week days 80 500 Sis, ~
1000 1870 Dining Carr a. NJ. 1870 200 $50 ~
eBunet Parlor Can 30, 500 Dining carr 800 iN
600 Y. NJ. 1915 iyht Sundays 40 900 1000. II -
1Da.ng .sar a n. 2oO. 400. 500 DINING Carr. 600
p. NJ. -. Is night.
For Baltimore and Washington week days 40 Sis
1000 ll?o Dining .,arl \ NJ. c;oo go 500 pini:s
Carr 600 p. NJ. 1913 night. SUNDAYS 4S0. 10 no. IL
Dining Clr) A. NJ. 200 500 Dining Carr. 500 ?. Y.
io:i5 night
Tickets "a p,rlo--car coat. can he procured A. ses
Liberty ST.. i? i72 .fi 4'S a.4 iiio iso3 Broat~ay
~ sfh Av.. ~ Fnst I+th st. I53 Fas, l25'h ST.. ~
West lc5.h ST. 25l Columbus Az. NewYork; Court
Sfo 'ni'On Rro0k'vn 9S R-0afwav Wi'lamt
burg Tho New-York Transfer Company viii CAL for asa
check baggage f-or, hotels residence - destination
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25

sTietarced.
Won under a pu bv a half length: fifteen lengths oe
tween sec nd and third As Pamerston was ou's''e ~
ds,orca fay no third horse places
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS
FIRST RACE-Purse $500: maiden two-year-olds
special weights Eclipse

LEFT at the post.
Won easily by lengths; distance between sec
ond and third.
SECOND RACE-purse 5000: selling The wiihers mile.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
1nstrnltion.

For Both Sexes.-City.
VXyrIsT HAVE WE, UFRF?-We have the Greatest aho
w hest college N the city. Learn az Wards great
college and your salary will like newspaper ciIcu-
aton Tremendous demand for graduates Taught lnn-
yldually. Call the Williams typewriter II WIZ
In sight Also try tho Remng,on Nos ana D. oIma,i
Premier Yost Caligraph and Dersmore; position guar
anteed Young ladies' cry for Wards College 80 East
l4th-st New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25

5tbool Aaeneics.
4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors Govei
&c TO colleges Schools ard Families. Apply to
Mrs M J. Young. .Ft LION % Union Square.
M IHIAM rOYRIERES 1c1che-s' Agency -urr.'-s pro-
Nl f.ssnrs tutors governcss~s in all d-pts
s~hooi. arefuv recommended $50 Htave cor cOth-~t
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-23
MCCABE
Hosiery.

For this week Ne shall offer some
special drives in oar hosiery depart
mont which viii open the eyes OF che
greatest bargain hunters-some stray
snaps which we have bssa holding
Tor . sensational sale.
Some Of these lots are not large.
Come early II you want to buy.
Ladies' seamless fass black hose.
the regular l5c kind. We shall cell SO
dozen Of them this week at half. 7sc
q pair
Ladies' Richelieu ribbed hoss. beth
black and tan celors; only IS dozen,
usually Ice. this week at Sc Q pair.
Ladies' fast black hose. Barliugtcu
dye. one case go dosep) the Zoe kind.
this week half. Sc pair.
Ladies' black boot. eolored top
hose. the Toe kind, this week they 20
at &c q pair.
IS dozen children's narrow rib. fast
black cotton hose. sizes 3 and 81.
we're &c. this week SIC. Sizes and
81, were Sc. this week &c. Sizes z
and a, were loc, this week they 20
- Sc.
90 dozen ladies' best Hermsdorf
black hose. our regular CSC grade
(others ask S6c) this week We sell 6
Pairs. half dozen. for 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-23
FOR THE WOMEN.

Loax sought Inprevens ns as Police Head
quarters 20 be Made.
There 10 to be q department for
the women and children ct police
headquarters. This long sought i'm
provement 10 to be made immed-
lately.
And the city hall is to bs improved
generally. The old cell room 10 to
be entirely renovated. new floors are
to be put in, and in the ..hobo's pen''
an elevation is to be made at one end
so that the weary willies will have
something more than piece of pa
pr for a pillow. Either concrete or
hard wood flooring will be put in.
The woman's and children's depart
ment will be separated from the old
cell room by the hallway, on the
southeast side of which it will be
located. There will be two cells with
doorways leading from the chiefs
private Office.
The interior Of the station will
also be reprinted and papered, as
will likewise the mayor and city
clerks offices and the hallway on the
second floor. Phil Mitchell, who
owns the building, yesterday gave
instructions to Volk & Co. to 20
ahead with the work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-23
DASHED TO DEATH.
Aged Lady Meets IN Untimely
End at Yuma. =
FALLS FROM A DEFECTIVE BRIDGE

Mrs. Feisssr and Her Son while Rssuru-
ing Hone From Chssch 10 . Daogy ere
Harsed lnto . Daseh VITA Tas.l ~
suits.
An accident which resulted in the
death Of Mrs. Fei.ter. an agad lady.
aud the narrow escape from . like
fate Of her son occurred in Zuma
township Sunday night. Neither
and son were returning from church
when they attela pied to cross Q de-
fective bridge, Conveyance and &C.
cuPants were precipitated from the
bridge.
Mrs. Fsister had Just arrived from
Germany . few weeks age to keep
house for her son, Frederick Feister,
who occupies the Knockemous farm.
She was at his side when the acct.
dent occurred. He escaped injuries
Of any consequence.
Lived Bet . Few Hours.
Mrs. Feister survived but q few
hours after being taken from the
ditch. She was injured internally.
There is hole in the bridge in ques.
ton. It was in attempting to avoid
getting q wheel caught in this tina,
Mr.. Feister got too near to the out
side edge. from which he vas hurled
into the ditch the mkt moment.
The bridge is on public property
and therefore belongs to the county.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-23
Fiebis's Latest.

Charles Fiebig has turned his in
ventive genius into new fields. Re-
aliziDg that necessity is the mother
OF invention, he has conceived a con-
trivance for beginners in bicycle rid
ing, and which he terms, the infalli-
BILE. It consists of an attachment to
the rear wheel Of two forks sus-
pended from which are small wheels
and which are foot out from the
main wheel short distance from the
ground. BY this means the begin
ner cannot topple over under any
circumstance, and Fiebig has already
furnished q reliable test OF the prac-
ticability of his invention by learn
ing to ride a wheel with it. Fiebig
has applied for a patent.