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New-York tribune., 1896-10-29
LEHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD

stations foot Of Cortiandt and Desbrcsse. ,; sts;
$40 \. ". daiy SUNDAYS. 100 r. NJ Tor MAJ"
CH NIX ari lnternieiate s,at ens. ,...,- ,,o-t,rs
s:I5 \. ~. d.ily tDr ITHACA GENEVA: ED. .u,s, tEs
TER RUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. - Slh NHioS
BRIDGE. AMI tho Wes, ard rrinc pal local points nlnne
car TO Suspension Bridge: paina1 Nssihuie Sleeper "
II:o0 =. VI. daily. except SUNDAY. FOR MACH
CHUNK a7d Intermediate points connexions '0' "@S'
In ani Harrisburg
1900 noon ia.'v c~ce,, surd.v
"BLACk DIAMOND EXPRESS
man Vesthuled. Ray Coaches and Parlor <ar Dining
taI Sc. Ice Meals la carte 49,
i2;o r. W. daily sNcspr sunday for Eas''n 'n1 IN
lao T.. VI. daur except suniny for !. & b Jnnct.
Stopping only AT principal intermediate stations Chsh'
3;;;G y. VI. ,sundpv. oriyD. for Mauch Chunk and
Hazet n. arl all informed ate stations
1;Io y. ". iaiiy, except sunday. f'r r. & B. JUNO
TON and pFlnc,nal inernsdaie s,s sns funsn BUFFET
5:IS y. VI daily T;ason and Intermediate stations
Char-oar To East
c:1O y. VI. daiv. fo- BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS
and all points West Pullman Sleeper vestlhulei Tnn
neootl,as Ior Reading AMI Harrisburg - -
D;OO y. W. daily FOR ITHACA GENEVA. ROCHEs-
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
west ru;Iman Sleeper TO Chicago and Buffalo Chair
car n WkeshaWe.
T., I:o9P ", daily. except sunday Tor EAsToN and
Additional local trains daily except sunday BOUND
BROOK and n'errn"i 7'e noin's leave follows: 900
A ", $50 p. NJ. i20 r. VI. and $50 p. VI.
1ickeds ana Pullman accommodaii0ns a. ol5. o.3 aH
~, Bowerv y Y. SEQ 81. Court Broad
wav AID Rrooklvn Annex B~ookivn
New-York Transfer Comnany will call 'or and check
hagga~e FROM h''' o-' ihrough 70 destination.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-29
Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS 'Gs, r & I:sses rsa z, ,ss s,,'aHd street,.
1850 a. NJ VI LASP q LSlrKD Il
tSn cars arrives fPrs cssso 1'9s A. IT, cssad
Il SlH."G. =. - ~ oas as''a'Is ~ 4es;
Sleeping AID Dni-s cafs 70 81 Louis. Iou,,ll. s.a
Cs,h!ssaso Arrive cinsn.a'i iof5 A. NJ 81 LOUIS ~
900 y %GsrsS CYPRESS sna - PITS +, !
SG1sSI T. Psf ffy fryxrnrs.prs and
clnna,i so; p NJ. iadisnapoIs 1915 p. NJ. g. LOUIS
500 r. 'fSc PHciFlo nt"'R 'eRxrREss se,gns ca:
10 Pttsburs connects for Chicago dais' ana ''s'7'
@"a VIZ WssnIyGToy iil,Si r''l,x xxp THE SOUTH
S s% = ''"nI II rsrIor sri apc psus %
saasls 's So: ss5 , So 4 DGGa n s: @ ~ 'as S:.
sq4FnN 2ns s"' hsEwNY " o :'s 'sN e.ny
o';:s dsi &' daily Ts%S' "eSr, :'d
AANn Pa, Tia @oAsT sad h.saa soS Gsy G.
ciiEsAPEAKt & ONO RAnyAv.- Express SO p NJ
ro " a TGSf@ rSi ss4 sqs ar" saI Horo % Cap. .
Ropte, A. ~ weekdays. and with Through Se''-''
Atlantic civ 100 p ~ weekdays. Through Bunss
For cape Nav. TO p. NJ w~ek-aays. p.,,,
For Long Branch. Abury Park, ocesn Grove ans s''T'
week day. suaiaY; S Stop - rntersken sor Assur,
r''A,' 80 ron ron rm,E. rM .DELpmrA. - - ,,,,
go $50 92n 90 pscns Lim,ssd' 10 u epplrs
?s csr c:t 5e nisps a n car; z 6nSs I% cs
isi + nsA 4 sqpfays iS cs az; so 3 $50 Sns m9 earn
DINING csr 3 dining car). I,5. S. P. ~ isi'
Tx, oaeer IS. @ s 2r 'a3' rIls;,. II, ard "a
cortsndt stroeis nr, street, $50 Fui,on street %
Broadway AMI uooklyn Annex station reot ~ fS-,r% r
transfer eoansnv VIII MI cali ,r and eseck baggage from
hotel, ard r:s.Ienees through 70 des'irs'n woon
General M,uare- General Ps~sr Agent
New-York tribune., 1896-10-29
- ALE OF TAN RELIEF AND ASSESSMENT


vernon w~s;cnsssr County New York. on the 4'h day
% The Common coGncil of the CITY of Moun, Vernon
Wesich.ser County y Y. Will. a; the Dearborn Build
said iih day II November. 1886 AZ I. NJ. receive
sealed proposals the purchase Of thirty Tax Relief
The.e are series u bonds which authorized 70 be
issued by said city under section az o Chapier w ~
~ thousand dollars. and VIII bear interest az ne
Of I've per cent per annum PAYABLE semi shhnais
Zee 4 the Treasurer said city II Mount Vernon
they VII. dated November is' 1896. and payable as
twenty bonds number. ao2 to 32s. inclusive on
the first day of Noyemner 1882 49,, ,. -. -
1h hd fop The Tax relief Bonds must accompanied
by certified check for five hundred dollars as an el-
a ssis Common Council will also at said TIM
Thns are series u bonds which are authorized be
he Laws ~ l-aa a. by chapter 6g2 of the Laws
81 is. IA bond viii te FOR the principal u
per cent per annum able semi aunuaili "nd the prn
gna and nIes5, 5, vii @ De q M5nT, vernon hey Mn s
dated November ,st. 1890. and PAYABLE as follows
gs9'yaSs Ss = sanss nssr a ' to S inclusive On Inc
Each bid for the assessment bonds 70 be accompanied
b. certified nye hundred dollars an evidence
q, good faith bonds will be ready fr delivery on or
before the 18th dav % Noyemher 1876. , - .
proposals - received and accept me hghes' there
- n deem the best interest Of he cy 50 10 DO
bur reserves tire right to reject any and all proposals
should II deem II advisable 49,, -. VI,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad upon the New YORK
and Harlem Railroad thirteen miles QwentH I9ur mn
utes traysD from the Grand CeniTh DEPOT, VIZ. shy @
2oooo mas wafer electric lish's electric rail rail,
fy statute the bonds cannot he sad fr less than
""t Hv oder Il Inc common council
EDWIN W. FIskE. Mayor.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-29
BALTIMORE g. OHIO,

INaEe Nr"-iork r"!. :. i"Utrt! So dalI!
rITISBI.RGI; I; $4o q sun; : sun. i2i5 night.
wAsF-INGTON. BALTIMORE. SIS. 10 dining Car
ii5o m. Dining carr $50 Dining Carr. DINING
Carr p m. IL II night sunday. ~ Dining Carr Ii 30
a m. dining carr. Dining Car. Dining CaD
m. T. II night.
NORFOLK. 1l.30 a. m. daily.
NEW ORLEANS. Through Sleeper. >. daily.
All illuminated with P!ntsch Light.
Offices ii3. iI2. 2el 4l5. 1.1@ Bway 81 e. - s..
1877 Bowery. y. Y, 339, 3f4 Fulton ST Brooklyn. Station
OF Liberty st. G. r. r. OF y. r. Baggage checked
from hotel residence des' nation.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-29
RoNDs-THH MONEY MARKET.

Gales Of Government bonds were Sll.o~ cou-
49,, e a, 111ls. 81 600 registered is Of 1907 at
ioGa. $4,000 at 107. $3.50 coupon As OF I'o'
=. rns 81 800 registered Is of 1919 at llo'2
a,d s31 900 coupon As Of 1928 at IL finai
quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1896-10-29
WEST TSHORE R.R.

Tralns leave " 42i s.. satl0n. \. y. io.owa aaA
4, II, earlier foot Franklin ST.:
:;;:,O a. NJ. Da!iy. Local to Buffalo
ak A NJ Daily Tor Albany, ttlcs. Syracuse Roche.
.sr RunaIo NIAGARA lis. Toledo Cleveland ChIcae,
tt.35 A. ~ Daily except sunday. Catskll Noun
tains New-Paltz Laaes Nohonk and Minnewaska
kibany Utca. sara .oga, ladwe Lake George. Parlor
cars 10 Saratoga and New-Paltz.
GOO y NJ Daily To- Albany. Montreal Utica Syracuse
Dochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit
,,lsye.and Chicago and 81. Louis.
,;1S F. h Daily escep, Sunday. FOR Utica. Syracuse
Rochester and Rur 40.
sis p ~ pa'ly fr Albsny. Utica Syracuse Rochester
BuraIo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland Chi
cago and - Lod.s.
Tin- tah.es al prlncpal hotels and Offices.
Z. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt, New York
New-York tribune., 1896-10-29

DyFPTISTsENTS md sutforiptons Tor The Trfb
"A un- received a: their Uptown Once No i2'2 Broad
vay ID door north - 3ist-S. until o'clock m. ad
v,r.enent. received the following branch ofnre- at
regular office rsier uol o'clock o. m. VIZ; 23t sth-
ave CT 29d-st. i!2 6th-ave.. cor. i2th-st Macy
eth ave and I4th-s 142 Columbus ave- near West 6tth
Ct; 100 West s2d-st.. near oth-aye; o. East Ath-st
New-York tribune., 1896-10-29
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London OFT, 2s. p. m.-consols ios. for both money
nd IN. account: Canadian Pacific 3s5, Erie. i4s Erie
Srs preferred 34. Illinois Central s6, Mexican ordinary
~ = Paul common. 757s S-v-York Central g6.. Penn
srvania "a Reading l3it. Mexican Central per cent
tonas SO Louisville ana Nashville. 4GI. Aichison com
r,, The O discount IN narkef both
.horf and three months bills 3tn3A per India
c"uncli bills allotted to-day advance ~ 1914
per rupee 80 -. . - - -. . ,o,
francs 7S the and exchange
London at - francs u cel.imes for checks.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-29
CLOCKS WEAK AT DECLINES.
pOARD ROOM TRADING ONLY.
WAITING FOR THE ELECTION-MONEY
STIFF.

SALES AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE OCTOBER %
Dr.IJ>Gs IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-29
Railroads.
"AMERicA's oRgATEsT RAILROAD"
NEWYORK
GNT,!!,!R!2.A'..4!... ,!!,!!2 4!
~ e. HUDSON RIVER r. r.
THE FOUR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.

s N. Ssd SF: sS. s sis hssng sHT Ecs
sss%se and and RGes'e pTs % B1no ,rn !, -, 1:a no ;;
o:so A. M,@baiy. Fast Mail for PourhEeepsis Al
bany. Utica syracuse. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara
1880 A M.EScer, sunday. Day Express. For all TN
1900 P. M-Daiy. Southwestern Limited. Tor col.m.
bus: Cincinnati. Indianapolis and -. Louis stops
at Ponghkeeps.e. Albany. Utica. S. racuse. Rochester
100 p MDsily. ch!eesp special FOR Detroit, Glove
land. Toledo AMI Chi ago. stops at Poughksep-'e s
Albany. Schenectady Utica. Syracuse. Rochester
$3.50 P. M-Exc.p, Sunday. wes, Point. PcuShkccpsls
4:3O p M-Daily. North ,Ior. Limited Due c. Detroit
$50 a. CHICAGO 40 m stops at Albany
GOO Moay 20, Albany Troy s. par,,a Ads9sess S,ssTs
Falls. CLEVELAND. Toledo. Detroit Chicago. ciacn-
1870 For For 9aasia Falls c,svs;
o.oo PqgshsseS:is' AIbasy and rsss " r ,...,.-.
only Tor points on Fan Brook Railway. via Lyons
o,. ,aT Dsy Eshs'eT For syracuse o.rero wscovn
ogdensburg Buffalo. Niagara Fails Cleveland. To,
lsdo Chicago except Saturday. for Cape Vincent ana
12no NIGHT train Tor Chicago and orlnsss
Sunday nigh, Sunday nights Chicago sIeepers leave
o'e 'Sa si SRsy except Sunday to
'h'F: All 1' ST T;1 HsFisR 4ATSs R;y'29 ES roxKEps
putnam 'E BTsen as: ,P P ss'yss% ss Ys"e F a
ihs Eead rs RSrd pa Z, ss + he only line running
Wasner Palace Cars N e through trains.
S%72sa a %ssn with r. ra'Sh s, s@d S Contra,
3 sCadwss ~, 2s az r2advay q @ East h d of
iSs'hst station Nsw-yort sss and '2a Fuon-s;. and
Baggage checked from hotel or residence by the
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-29
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia. week days; 40. 500 SIS, aoa:
Bgnet parlor caD $50 500 Gning Carr. 800. 100.
300 p NJ. 1915 night. Sundays 430 900 900 II 30
DaIng oar A NJ. 200 400. 500 Dining carr. 500
=. NJ. i2 - night.
For Baltimore and Washington. veek Gavs. 4:3O Sis.
1900 II 20 Dining Car) NJ. 200 $50. 500 Dining
Dining ClD A. NJ 200. 300 Dining Carr. 600 p. NJ.
12:l5 night.
Tickets I'd psriar-ca- be procured ~
liberty st. 111 l72 2Gi 4i5 9if Il4o 1323 Broadway
737 9Th Av II Fast lith 81. i53 Fast i25th ST. 273
West i25,h ST.. 25l Columbus Av. New-York: Court
St. $50 fulton St. Rr0oklYn rs broadway. Williams
burg The New-York Transfer Company will call sor and
check baggage from hotels residence destination
New-York tribune., 1896-10-29
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
Anthra 'ite coal used exclusively
-Four track tomatic Block Signals.
o. and A. er OCT. l3. 1896

iAhtnId 'te coal used eNcusiVeiyD
-Four track \ t)nIatic Block Signals.
o. srd 3. 1896
Traits leave station foot u Liberty s.
For Eastern Betil-hem AllentoNn. Asach Chunk. &c.
$50. il a:io ~ ~ . Eastonl l. NJ i.l0 i:30 AIS
go % Eastqnl go (7'So 10 Aenosn, p. 81 sundays
For Wllkesbarre. P'.ts'on. and scranton 9;iO A NJ
i:l0. ! 80 i5 p. ". sundays. 4:3o A. NJ ~
For Reading az 30. 90 o:iO 1000 II .2O NJ ITO
100 zoo 40 800 '.5 900 p N, i2l5 night. sun
For Harrsbgrg a! go 500 s;io, ll:3O A. ~. f:io
I;3c 4So 'e9 90 ~ - NJ i2, night Sundays 4:so
500 so sOsr M G 10 a9a 800 p M s1a.S. a, .s 70
4. NJ. 800 p NJ
.IL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LON; BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c
For Red Bank Long Branch Asbury Park; ocrsn
II 30 a. NJ. 1:3o. l;i5 ais 4:fS J:3s sl5 p " sun
days Inerlaken .isbury Park and Ocean
Croye) 900 A. NJ. 400 T. VI
For LAkEA OOD.
4:30 $40 A. NJ. l4J. 4:iG p NJ
For Fsrmlnsial~. Toms River, DarreEat Park and
Barnegat, $50 $50 \. NJ. t:iI 40 p ".
For Atlantic CITY Vneland and Bridgson. 4. NJ.
I:45 p. VI
:. For Monmouth Beach seabrIght. and Highlands ~
Navesink. $50 $50 II 80 a. NJ. 30 :i5 3fJ. AIS
$40 S39 r. " SuniaVs 900 VI. 500 y NJ
New-York tribune., 1896-10-29
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY OCTOBER o. 1896

nmail volume OF business. Posted rates for ster-
ing were - S2MSl S2,s and 81 S5k for long and
snort bills respectively Rates for actual bust
ness closed as follows:
New-York tribune., 1896-10-29

accormoaatons at ill., 2si .oi ana sS7 Bra.dSs
io7 Ipwery 1856 East l25h 1t. and 81 West i25th-st
chsmbers and West 23i st. ferries NewYork: 3ss an
916 Ful,on-st iO6 Broadway Brookyn. 100 Hudsoa-St
tfcok~n City station westcost Express cal
fcr and checks bagsags frem hotels and rssdsosD
asstination.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-29
ASHBEL p. FITCH,
Comptroller.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
First Consolidated Mtge. Bonds
or THE
0gdensburg & Lake Champlain X. r. Co.

More than SIXTY PER CENT. of your bonds have
been deposited under the Reorganization Plan and Agree
ment with Trust Co. NcwYork. and Old Colony
Trust Co.. Boston.
Deposits will he received until November Is. 1896.
There Is expectation q extension II time ana Il
one should he made penalty will be imposed.
CHARLES PARSONS. Chairman.
- Broad 81. NcwYork.
WILLIAM IL MINIS. 80 Wall -, Sew York
THOMAS DENNY. Jr. c. Cedar ST. New-Nork
CHARLES R. BAIT. MAJ. Security Bank, Boston
PHILIP V. II. Ely. - state 81. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-29
DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN X. r.
stations in Newell York foot of Barclay and
ChriStGpher streets.
Cars pg<YSCH LIGHT

Direct I, NFN NARk. tLDOMtlblll, NDNTibAfR
THE ORANGES, Summit Barnardsyle Bssk.ng
Ridge. Madison Morrist0Hn. fassac, Paterson. Boom
ION, poysr slanhsls. NEWTON. BUDn's LAKE:
MOUNTAINS. Washng,9n fHILLIpsBr nG. EAsToN.
WATER GAP STRO SHl'RG. Focono Mountains,
SCRANTON. PITTsToN. MlkNESBARRE NANTT.
rose BINGHAMToN; oXEoRD. NoRWIcH Water.
SYRACUSE. OsWEGO. ITHACA. OW EGO ETMIPX
c0RNING BATH DANsVIII.E. BT-FFAI6 and n
points WEST NORTHWEST AND Southwest at
500 A. M.-BINGHAMToN l. MAIL. stops at principal
10 90 A M-CCafe Carr. BUFFALO SCRANTON BrN0-
HAMTON UTICA. RICHFlELD SPRINGS SYRIA
CTSE and OSWEGO EXPRESS Pullman Parlor
Cars Connecting Bufaio with trains ior Chicago
100 P pW"Scafe Carr, SCRANTON wrrKEsp.RRn
and EI.MrpA EXPRESS. Pullman psrlor cars.
400 p M-scRkNTOS. WILEF:SBa aRNIc and PI.YN.
OtTTH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Car.
I:3O p VI. Daily)-Buralo Nes'ibuled Limited Express
fer. SCRANTON BINGHAMToN ELMIRA. BUF.
Buffalo with for Csicago and points
$50 p VI. Oailyl--BuFFALO. SCRANTON BINGHAM
IoN ITtAI,A m, uIl' -, ~ e,oonarE n,sE and oswE0o
TICKETs AND PrLLM,N ACCOMMODATIONS .,
Park Place Broadway Tckers at ferry stations ol2
j,r'sdusv III th-ave cor i2'h-st: "A west i25the,
ocs coinnhusave New-Yorr 3aS and 72G Fulton ST. and
100 Broadwav Rro1tlyn. Timetables giving ,ui nfor-
,-,aff0 ~ a s'a1rs
wrsTrOTr rvrprss COMPANY will cau FOR ana
,hoot rar~,-- '-s-' residence ~ destination
New-York tribune., 1896-10-29
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS.


CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Bid. Asked. Bid Asked.
Iahicb Valley - oga. 20 e r. y r stock Ss s2ia
I4h Coal & Nav ~ United Gas Imp. eS 6sls
Penn Y r. ..... a2ls 52@s Welsh Gas Light. ~ A.
~, & II stock 2s. L. Elec Stcr Bat 2iia 2s
do mo do pref - 81
Phil Traction . Ga. CAS- Penn Heat. Light
Union Trac 1oia l0s q Power conn., I1't ~
Elec & T cfs. fTs. IS do pref ...... - ~.
Me, Traction lOlie Welsh Com u l"'.
con Tr y J stock IS "l:. do pref ....--.. 63
New-York tribune., 1896-10-29
ERIE RAILROAD.

n trains .eave Ne York. foot OF CnaInvs. 49,
4 aad liye minutes earlier from West ssd-sI
A. M.-vesiiDuled ESpress Daily for Wsvsriy.
BinghamtOn. ElLiiiA. buffalo. Bg adford. Jamssr
town, Meadvlle and the West. Arrive buNAis
$50 z. 81 Pari,r car TO Buffalo.
i. M.-Vestinulod Limited fas, nIall Daily. solid
,rain for Chicago. Via Chautaaf.as Lake. arrives
Cleveland $40 A. NJ. Chicago 5 p. NJ seepsrs
10 Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining
Car.
=. M.-BuYalo and cleveiapd vestibuied E1-
press Daily. arrives Buffalo 1;iS A. NJ. Bral.
ford Ii5 A. NJ. jamestown $50 A. NJ. C1evo-
land i.I5 p. NJ. Slespers 10 Runao and Cleve-
land. making d'rect connections for Detroit
Chicago and the W ct
T.. M.-Nia chau,auqua Lake and Niagara Fails
Dai,y. Solid train to Chicago. sieepcrs TO Dut-
falo. Chicago and Cincinnati Dining Car.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-29
fnst nrn fonn1

7 OST'-rankbook No 1902. Bank FOR Savings, 80
Ia Fnurth-ave. New-lOrk. Payment stopped Ilease
return book Bank.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-29

Treasury vaults
outstant
certificates sc21 So s2o7 12i 6s1 s4G sj3
Deposits In bank. 16. .4O3JiD 161Jl.OSJ Dec Z,lso
occ MO-
New-York tribune., 1896-10-29

j BANK 1as Broadway. New York October 90 isoG.
A. neefine OF the Board Directors held this day.
diyidend NJ THREE AND ONE-HALF 90 Per cent On
the capital stock declared payable November a.
transfer books will close this day and reopen Noven
ber jh, p-oXino fpNAl.D I-tI'.N-, ,I-...-.-
New-York tribune., 1896-10-29
finaurial.
finaurial.
PROPOSALS FOR
$16,O46,5QO.7O
81 Gold Bonds
OF THE
City of New-York.

EXECUTORS. ADMINISTRATIONS. GUARDIANS. AND
OTHERS HOLDING TRUST FUNDS ARE AUTHOR
lzED BY AN ACT or THE LEGISLATURE PASSED
MARCH IL. 1889. TO INVEST ~ THESE BONDS
AND SrOCK.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-29
SILVER.

Open High Low Clos shares
ing. est. est inc. sold.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-12-17
THE HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.

Washington, Dec. 16.--An attempt to
transfer the: Army and Navy hospital at
Hot SpringsX Ark, TO the interior depart
ment and abandon it as n hospital con-
sumed practically the whole day in the
House, finally. blocked proceedings on a
point OF order and thus compelled an add
journment.
A provision for the transfer was IN
serted in the army appropriation bill
which was under consideration, but it
fell on a point of order. The military
affairs committee, however, pressed it III
several different forms on the ground
that the hospital was a useless and ex-
pensive affair and it was finally forced
into the bill by cutting it off from parti-
cipation in the appropriation for hospi-
tails.
1t was the only provision OF the bill
which excited a contest.
Before the army bill was taken up a
bin was passed to refer the claim Of the
owners Of thebark Tally-Ho, which was
sunk by man of war outside OF Bos-
ton harbor in 1888, to the court OF claims
At the opening OF the session Mr.. Bailey
introduced a resolution to investigate the
construction OF the battleship Texas
which was referred to the Naval com
mittee on objection of Mr.. Dingley.
Mr.. Little made the point of no quo
rum, so at 4:10 p. NJ, the House adj
journed, leaving the army appropriation
bill unfinished.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-12-17
THERE is NOTHING SO GOOD.

There is nothing just as good as DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Coughs and Colds, so demand it and do
not permit the dealer to sell you some
substitute. He we'll not claim there is
ANYTHING better, bat in order to make
more profit he may: claim something else
to be Just as good. You want DIR. Kings
New Discovery because you know it to be
safe and reliable and guaranteed to do
good or money refunded. For Coughs.
Colds, Consumption and for all affections
of Throat, Chest and Lungs, there is
nothing so good as is Dr. King New Dis
eovery. Trial bottles free at John \.
MacRae's Drug Store. Regular size 30
cents and $1.00
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-12-17
THE lews AND OBSERVER, THURSDAY. DEC. IT, 1896.

ciated ''the Republicans never did have
the votes to pass the bill, and had less
now than they ever had" But it remain
ed for Mr.. Sherman to formally announce
that the Dingley bin was dead. lie said
he could not always speak for his asso-
ciates. but In view of what had beea
said on the floor he felt he could safety
announce now that the Dingley bill could
not be passed, and that it was useless
to waste farther time upon 1t.
This closed the exciting debate, and on
motion of AIR. Quay Republican, Pal,
the Senate at 4:32 p. m went into execu-
tive session and soon after adjourned.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-12-17

1t is said that Mr.. Robert Hancock is Il
candidate for the presidency of the A. &
c. railroad in the new deal-Newbern
Journal. We heard that sometime ago.
We also heard that Mr. Carl Duncan, Of
Beaufort, was an aspirant for the place.
-Kinston Free Press.
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would reserve the right to decide that
question later.
Mr. Teller then gave way to Mr.. Cor
man Democrat, Maryland, who declared
the Democrats would fight the Dingley
bill.
Mr.. Hale then admitted if what had
been said by Mr.. Teller, who represented
a faction on the floor, and by Mr.. Cor
man, who could be assumed to voice the
sentiment of the other side, We're true,
there were many difficulties in the way,
and he expressed the hope that the
country would take notice of these diff
ficulties.
Mr.. Teller interposed to say that he
only spoke for himself
After some sparring, Mr.. German
shrugged his shoulders and said: II do
not care about the mere fnessee. But
you know you cannot accomplish any
thing at this session. The Dingley bill
will not suffice. You cannot afford to
pass it and upturn the business Of the
country again at the next session, and,
moreover, we won't permit you to do it"
With this definite statement Mr.. Cor
man closed.
Mr.. Hale looked relieved and remarked:
'4That is ample" while Mr.. Allen, from
his seat, said: "Then / understand the
Dingley bill is dead" Thereupon Mr..
Platt, of Connecticut, got upon his feet
and announced decisiyely that he appre-
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1T HAS BEEN THERE.
(The. Caucasian.)

The announcement is made that a
strong Republican, daily paper will be
published in Raleigh, beginning January
1st. 1t is to be amply backed by capital.
We bid it welcome in advance, and hope
it may have a pleasant course, but
wen. we have been there.
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GladneSS Comes

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If in the enjoyment of good health,
and the system is regular, laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed. If
afflicted with any actual disease, one
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one should have the best, and with the
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL 1t
fails to cure. 25c.