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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-10
ARE AT THE HORSE SHOW.
Richmond People Had n DeIightful
Trim ID.

The "horse-show' party which left here
last Saturday via the Old Dominion for
New York. arrived in the metropolis on
Sunday. and the entire party are regis
tered at the Marlborough. The party had
a most enjoyable trip. the water being as
smooth as could have been desired. The
Tvrolean Concert Company boarded the
boat al Norfolk. and en- route gave a
most enjoyable concert. which. together
with the sweet singing az Mrs. Davis. Of
Petersburg. added much TO the enjoyment
Of the occasion.
Those who are registered at the MARI
borough from this city are: Young Jones
and wife. j. y. Lacy and wife, Stanley
Lipscomb :. p. Daniel, c. r. Craig r.
" Grigg. W. +. Grant. Frank II. Walton
and wife. Charles NJ. Boswell. James
Iishman, f. +. Guenther. V. Hechler.
Jr W. T. Mcclure. G. Harvey Clarke.
: p. Rose. ]. T. McGraw and wife, W.
T. pabney. S. A. Pyle. Joe Kass, William
SON Talley, w. 5. Workman. Il. G.
rinslev. :. II. Ellerson. George 3. Gaines,
+ victor Williams, w. l. Walker, A.
r Gum and wife. Mrs. +. G.. Kidd and
daughter, George NJ Wyatt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-10
THE DISPATCH SOUVENIR.
Growing Demand for "our Lost
C2use.v

There Is CROWNS demand for tho
beautiful Confederate souvenir gotten out
by the Dispatch for the benefit OF It's
patrons. II IS a work OF art and when
framed. will prove precious menento
Of OUR LOST CAUSE.
Cut out three coupons OF different dates
and bring them with 10 cents 10 our
counter. or send them with 10 cents ana
2-cent postage stamp. II you wish them
mailed to any address. In the latter
event, address
COUPON DEPARTMENT.
The Dispatch Company.
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-10
John Harriss one step Too Many.

The dead BODY OF a negro. afterwards
identified as John Harris. a baker. was
ashed out Of the dock yesterday morning
about o'clock.
u Is supposed that John filed up and
wandered down Eighteenth street. and
fell into the death-trap there. The Coro-
ner was summoned and Or. Bosher. the
assistapt-coroner. responded and viewed
the remains. Joe Edwards recovered the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-10
HUBBARD DECLARED TO DE SANE.
His Case Called before Judge witt,
of the Hastings Court. Yesterday.

william Hubbard. the negro charged
with the murder OF Charles Robinson, wss
araigned in the Hastings Court yester-
day morning and his mental condition
was examined into. The theory had been
advanced by counsel for the prisoner that
Hubbard was insane. and a jury was
sworn I'm 10 look into the meatal condi-
ton Of the alleged murderer After hear
ing the evidence the Jury declared that
Hubbard was sane and that he must
stand trial. Attorney John Howard, Jr,
counsel for the defence. then asked FOR a
continuance until he could confer with his
client He said that unless the negro
would talk he could not prepare a defence.
Judge witt granted the motion. ana tho
case was set for December the 10th.
Mary Woodbridge Ccolored) was sent "a
Jail for thirty days and fined / cent for ar
assault.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-10
Property Transfers.

Richmond James Gargett and wife 10
Richmond Church Of the Seventh-Day
Adventists' trustees, 10 SO feet on
Twenty-hfth street. northeast corner
Clay, I'm consideration of payment Of
$40. TO be paid annually 10 Odelia W
Gargett during her life. s..
Peter and Catherine White. and
Charles Brown 20 Rosanna, wife OF Henry
Lacy o 5-l2 feet on east side ST. John
street. 1l5 7-l2 feet north Of Baker Sl95.3l.
Henrico: Sarah Nichols, Cynthia and
Edward n. Lee 10 Greer Baughman, Is
feet on Twenty-seventh street northeast
corner 5. and % feet on east side Twenty
seventh street. . feet north Of ), 500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-10

NEW YORK. November s.-(Speciai)--
". s. Foster and vile. 81. Denis; Mrs.
f. G. Kidd s. Lpseaul. J. T. McGraw
and wife, W. l. Walker. +. ". Walton
and wife. Marlborough; II. T. Melcneys
Plaza; G. A. Miner, J. II. Estes. 81. Isn:s;
T.. T. Baker. Everett. Miss l. J. Webb.
Continental; T.. Millhiser ond wife. Hol-
land Mrs Hamilton. Miss Hamilton. j.
IL Hamilton, Gilsey; r. w. Courtney and
wife, A. +. cordes. Grand; A. j. Mar
cuse, Imperial; Il. A. Young. u. u. syd-
nor, Marlborough.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-10
..rHnEE FRIENDS" AGAIN SEIZED.
Her Captain Doesn't Know Why
Much Mystery.

WASHINGTON, November 9.-The De-
partment OF Justice this morning received
a telegram stating that the steamer
Three Friends had been seized In the
vicinity OF Jacksonville. Fla, for viola
ton OF the neutrality laws United states
District Attorney Clark has the case IN
hand. and viii examine the new evidence
OF Senior de Lone the Spanish Minister
resident here. at whose instance she was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-10
GOLD RESERVE, sI2I, 52o,sos.
Issue Of Standard Silver Dollars
shipment of Fractional silver.

WASHINGTON. November s.-The
Treasury gold reserve at the close or
business to-day stood at sl2l.59.S6l. a net
Increase for the day OF S634.7oo. The days
Withdrawals at New York were $500.
The issues Of standard silver dollars
from the minis and Treasury offices for
the week ended November 7th was SIlI,-
s23. and for the corresponding period last
year. s6l1.726
The shipment Of fractional silver coin
from November 1st to 7th aggregated
s9gl GO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-10
s,.,, need OF Assignment.

w. Wasserman. dealer in groceries,
crockery. etc. al No. 22i6 east Main
street. filed a deed OF assignment I'm the
office Of the Clerk Of the Chancery Court
late yesterday afternoon. N. Cohen was
made trustee, and the liabilities are 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-10
Rehearsal Postponed.

The rehearsal OF the Wednesday Club
has been postponed 20 Wednesday, TO
enable the members OF the club to at
Tend the first OF the metropolitan Con-
certs tonight.
Members are asked &c take note OF the
change.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-10
To Cure a Cold I'm one Day

take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money II fails 10 cure.
&c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-10
PERsONAL ITEMs.

lion. Henry ~ Smythe. United States
...ilsier 10 Haiti. Who has been spending
annual vacation ~ his home, IN Taze-
county Va. arrived here this morn
IL and l. stouplns n he METROPOLITAN. lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-06
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov. 5-Wheat to-day showed 'ss at one
tine Of . cents from Wednesdays close and al IN"
wind-up 2isc under Wednesday December. "h'e"
coyad Wednesday 1Cs cents opened nj o. sod rs 'w
as 13is closed 1iis cents sellers II was dui
market throughout and partly FOR tina, reason very
one. Liverpool lower but Its decline was ,cs
than haf mat Of cneaeo me- n,IpsE here The
lion roofbaSks accelerated H. me r rss, 81 higher
ported an ncresfe IN me s,ra"s as wSrins visbe
iacoooo bushels. showing 100000 bushels n',"ase
Win the severe break any the outside The
auaie demand until the put price had been reached
The crowd thought there was lot OF ~ns ~ ' s,
VINO lad bought before and WAC dd no, want to
was trns hrmer feeling because Of excel'n; milling
putting the sales to millers IN -mai l,-
eunr;y s,rone to higher ali grades relative
10 the futures. Cash at Minneapolis was oyer ,ns p,
cerner price seaboard ciearanees wee %ao hushr.-
LAB, year Local receipts were lao cars Win -"
estimated for Itday .,., v,, worry .,,vh, recovery.
Nav sold between ~ ana .ed at 81. cent?.
There continued poor shipping demand result party
advanced isrrs The weskn-s, aIs' due to con
Tsys Inspection was III car. Wis 2's estimated for
TS" 10, sS ts.S wse rhric wSs an improvement, in
cash demand rght ~ the Close WIN ehM.'Ih a.,
Bushels The trade not large. TN. selling was
orny professional The wheat decline had It's influence
oa. followed c1"n ami undo the same Influence.
the anus claims ~ Chairman Jonr. ,hs r1.r ,ss III
Ss"s"d m na -d fi@1s ia IL. and ~
ccarancss were 10000 bushels samples were &c 10 &c
poor grade. II n expected local receipts VIII
show a considerable falling IN b. next week go.
PROVISIONS weak pork losing J" cents. ARA l.f
cents ribs II, The pressure was PARTICULAR on
lard Liverpool 30 lower on this pioduct. EN'!i
i1av stil bore In mini IN" disappointment over the
uo.lds stocks which were announced Wednesday Hogs
were weak with Yards and 2ivp "tiifn, 81
f,r Friday 'Th. Prize. Current mad" the packing Tor
no West r,r eight months rtJD'-p hogs against
49, 600 for tn. period lart rather starting
figures Packers led the selling ~ lard. . -
IN. curb puts" on p"ceinher wheat close1 AT -
cents ''cais at ~. cent?. Puts on hs' corn closed
nj 81. cents. Gals" at 81. cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore, Nov Flour dull. unehspsed whea, dull
e sea% ne No red ~ sd Southern By o sap
Gales; 27.co. Corn easy; ard November ana new
sld NOysmoer or Decembe a:s Jsnu@ry ara
southern white. 2saaCc do yellow 27a2c stock isdoi
$sa2as. Stock 100000 BUSH Rye easy 30 neas1
41ni2c; NJ Western, 42isNi3c: stock 10000 hush
freghs quiet; steam to Liverpool per bush 4'sd Jnnu
Cork for orders quarter. NOvemDer-DeceIn
be-. Is vdGas 1o'1d January. Cotton quiet. mddInrs
Butter steady; fancy creamery :oc. Other articles
unchanged
Boston. Nov. 5.-Flour-Trnde quiet with prices held
about the same although wheat was lower: spring pat
patents 81 7Osi 95 straights 81 aoGsi 20
Cornmeal steady 5Ga5sc a bag. 81 50dsl 80 a Dbl Corn
quiet No clipped 2s92ac: fancy higher: new oats.
25n21isc Mllfeed hrm spring bran 10 ship lake and
$40 25aslo 80; winter bran &i2dsl2 lO mddngs s1l 80
asia; cottonseed meal so Pork firm: backs. Ioaiic:
cuts: lie; lean ends. 1Sc Barrel beef 5a7c. Hams
Iloaii'ic =. Lard DC Bacon. s;aio, Veal. Geasc.
Butter quiet Northern creamery 2o02Osc: Western II
al9zc; Vermont dairy choice 15glGc: other dairy. ia
1Se Lambs quiet care Mutton ana ysarngs iaSc.
firm: nearby SOC: Eastern choice 2sa24c: Western gm
Ole: Michigan. 2lq22c Beans steady yellow eyes 81 3s
Poultry steady Northern young IA, turkeys I5n ICc
Western turkeys I2aisc; Northern fowls iaIsc chick
!asc Potatoes steady: Aroosook IIsbrons 45c: New
Hampshire and Vermont 4Sc NewYor white stock and
Rose 4oa43c sweets sims1 % a Dbl for Norfolk 81 20
13c for large. HayChoice new. SI7usls; lower grades
sl2ns16 Leather firm: hcniock sole. non-acid arsts
2oQ2lc seconds. 1890: union sole Hrsts 27G2s
onds 25d2Cc. ~
Buffalo. Nov. 5.-spring wheat closed quiet and firm
winter wheat closed steady. Corn closed quiet IN
unsettled; fair demand unchangNl rye dull No 3 ~
asked. on track and In store Flour quiet stead Mil
feed dull unchanged. '
Chicago. Nov THE leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-06

Sic. Corn hm and in demand; 80 mixed &C., new :Ss
~ mixed rev. &c resc,e5 misei. i1c Pork steady
city PACKED family 50 25 clear hack 30 5o GEAR nu,
50 80 Kettle lard easy steam eai; s IN sa,,.d meats
easy shoulders sac short rib sides 4.c; snor Gar
Sides &c Bacon-Demand fair loose snouasrs' a.
Tut.rmE,gin aoisc: OHIO Indiana Creamery l3,sM
lIc Eggs firm 1,o b9 hn Trr a is at ''"''''
Milwaukee, Nov 6.--wheat opened &c lower ana q
further decline followed. December opened az go.
fell to Ne ana s Hrse an siicc NJ spnns mixed
dull No nominal Se ~ Q. q E. ns;a s P2nF
nat mi in wood Mls;Uns steady NJ - 'ogs' TOT F"o"'"
bran and 81 for white middlinss
tcrday largely sentimental Dereinner- ,osny
lower today at 1'. and eFG Nav ea densS at sc sod
.oc TO SIS and cl.sed a, ,.c' o1 Ssas eecmb.r
under No l. and good mlddling qualities Of No VT
& ana Sc under ,: no H. on no sTlsK Sc G
Flourra,.nts siS, 80: bakers So i3gSS 49, rrgius,
ton $1,000 hhls shipments 900 hoIs d,nrs 81 20
Philadelphia sFour quiet 1neh,nssai Wh ns
ccmber s2gs2l.c January s3ns3hc; februhfy r.
Corn Market weak quiet; No. mS 1 s'r cst. Gne,
To;embsr 2ais a2ic December. martha January ana
February. 24'.@z54c. sugars-Retned IN moderate "
mand. unchanged. Other articles unchaneed o-,
81 Louis Nov 5.-Flour dull lower patents ~ ~ ~,
sS:c: s s. a, ts9 c ry 81 S 5: JAZZ
lower: November 1slsc: December. ls'.c asked MAY
s3ssG S3sc lower; November 22ac asked D.ue s
lie nominal May .:,,c Eggs higher, iSc Bacon
shoulders. ii.o extras. short Gear .ci tisaf
Lead frn: sales cars 20 common at g. - 100
late NJ, enber at s. 20 Other articles "n'"a"Se'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-06

Liverpool nov. >. 3 - .. m.-Heef- Extra Inpli M
firm nj SIS O.; prime firm al ~ oil Fork me
mes. Western. fine firm AZ sos. d" medium firm at t2s
IA II,ms-short about ~ to 10 IT,. efsy al iNl
Racon-Cumbcriand cut about - 10 80 ID. easy al IS
short - d. AT 2's IA. LONG c"hi
midIles light 81 10 - H.. ~ 3Os 81 long cleni
rifdles heavy about 40 - h. easy at .'s Cl: short
cl.ar nlddles heavy ~ IL. dul At Dis; clear bel
lies about II TO II h. nominal sholle's-Ab,ut ]:
Ia H. dull a 2JS Iar1-frme Western st hull AT
,ss IA Chccse-Amcrcan finest whit" ana -olnred firm
M Ills for September make. Tallow-Irm city firm at
ons "A Cnttonseed oil-Idvcrpool refined firm at lis
Spirits Of tulpcntine steady at 2is Ga Rcsn 'ommon
nrrn Al cs Wheat No red winter. stock: No
Northern spring duh at o. SID. Corn Mixed Western
spot old dun n - 3sd Nov'inhf duil al y. 30 Decor
her dull nj 81 81: January dull at "a "a. Four-St
I<re fancy winter firm at he. Hops AT Iondor-I'acnc
firm 4 l,IH -ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-06
CLOSING PRICES AT SAN FRANCISCO.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. Nov. = 2. n.-fonsos 1907, for money and
i0gs for the account Canadian Pacific. co. Erie. i6l,
Erie nrt, preferred, a7f. illinois Central No. Mexican
binary @f4 IT. Paul common. sp,. SewYork Central.
90: PENNSYLVANIA. 5a.; Reading. 5is Mexican Central
per bonds, 90 ousvie and Nashville 5lA Aichison
common. 1854 Money. Jn3is cent. The OF dis
count the market for both short and three
hills -. cent
: D. m.--The amount Of bullion withdrnwn from the
Bank England balance to day Is fl55.pc. nd
vice, quote per ln2 At, confines
Tor and exchange London o. 20
confines for checks.
Paris Nov. 5-The weekly % the Bank OF
shows decrease OF s31lOO francs gold. and
n decrease OF 1,300OOO francs In silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-06
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savanna Nov. Cotton quiet mldillrg. '3-i6, low
midding 1c. and gfc-s receipts ,at unes exports
coos;wIse 331. sales SO stock ito.G21.
New orleans. Nov b Cotton steady: goa mlhaiins
q ID. r,idlling 70. mlidins. , i,. good 81
dlnarv 100: 1891 bales; grors. j. ~
exports Great Britain. l''I': ~ the Continent """
rs. yaies. con. stock. 3tb.i'',
Galveston. Nov. Cotton steady. mladl.ng INC
low mddng : 3 49,. good ordinary. u !" L.. net ana
gross receipts ~ bale exports 10 Great Britain o'2s
consiwI.e 2gst: sales :3i: stock. 1850
Norfolk nov. 5-Cott0n steady. mldilng '-l"c' 10"
mIddlifg iGc: good ordinary. exc net ana gross re
celp,s aleG bales: exports eoas'wise '''' '""'' "''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-06
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
BARNETT REGA1Ns CONSCIOUSNESS.


HIS ELECTION DAY INJuRiEs-wINTER
SPORTS OF THE HARLEM WHEEL
MEN--LIvELY TIMES AMONG
THE RIVERSIDE MEN.
William Parnett the member Of the Iroquois
Rjcvcle Club who was seriously injured on Tues-
day In the club race on the Hudson County Bouie-
ward near the finish line by the breaking OF the
fork Of his front wheel only recovered conscious
ness Yesterday. Barnett thrown hcadlong TO
the road lie was promptly removed to the Ci'y
HospitaI where II was found that he was suffer
ING from, Conclusion OF the brain. His left eye
ball is also cut and the sight destr9yed !, was
feared for long time that ne Wouiu uie pu' "'
may now recover
At the Ellerslic No 50 West Northumberland
twenty-sxth-st.. on "Wednesday evening, the Har-
lem Wheemen will give the first Of series OF
monthly dances. V. A. Seggerman. chairman OF
the Entertainment Committee and Frank Barthel
will be In charge. aided by the other members or
the committee There will be supper after the
dance Tickets will be limited to 800 bowling
club is being organized. under the auspices OF the
Committee on Athletics There are seventeen can
ddates for the team, and they Will take part IN
the tournament Of the Harlem Republican CLUB.
The committee is to give dinner 70 the racing
OF the Harlem Wheemen has been well to the
fore in the last season. and the outlook ior 'he
coming year is bright one Tor the racing Do!s.
A lively meeting of the Riverside Wheelmcn Is
expected TO be held at the clubhouse No. go West
One hundred-and-fourth-s tonight. The COM
mttee appointed to revise the constitution will
ha nd In its report, and the Nominating Committee
will be appointed to name the new officers to be
voted for. The names Of j. L. Miller and II. j..
Voorhis mentioned for the presidency. Presi-
dent James Gentle has not said whether he Will
stand for reelection or not
E. C. George is one Of the fastest road men in
this section, and the Kings County Wheelmen feel
proud Of him. as he, like all the other riders with
the exception OF one. has been brought out by the
club. There Is at present some discussion az TO
who the officers for another year will be- although
the annual election does take place until
March. II is stated on good authority that Eras-
tus Palmer will be the next president although II
is conceded that G. A. Needham could have II II
he would accept.
Wheelmen, evidently does not think that his
pension by the L. A. w. Racing Board will las.
long. He has been In training for the indoor
ing season. While practising on the 18th Regiment
floor on "Wednesday night he fell and ruptured a
blood vessel in his arm.
The winners Of the prize medals given by Cap
tain NJ Glib of the Century Whcemen the
three members attending the largest number of
regular club runs in the season Of 1896. fol-
lows First prize. X. Winslow 46 runs: second
prize. George Gillies, A runs; third prize G. G.
Garrett, IS runs.
Cyclists desiring to Join the League OF American
Wheelmen may obtain full printed Information
and membership blanks by sending names and adj
dresses TO the Cycling Editor. Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-06
SOME TURF CHIT-VHAT.

,rurfmen are departing from this city IN largo
numbers the various places where winter 'nc, ,
will no q fixture Michael F. Dwyer is in Bati-
,,ora Edward Purser left here Tor san FRANCISCO
Yesterday. George F.. Smith Is undecided ana mas a.
not fully decided on his plans for the winter iou
Sloane NAV ride some races at the Baltimore meet
ing Report says that A. J. Joyner VIII Tram Il
public stable next year. and that David gideon
intends to employ another trainer John heiIy co"-
.,,rss IN il,umine Delmonico's with his FAMOUS
smile Not one OF the leading stables has engaged
a Jockey for the racing season OF 1891 Al - "o'
at all likely that any American Jockey VIII re-
ceive a salary Of 5000 year for ls a iarse
number of horses are on the sale list, and seVerai
extensive breeding Establishments are " oe 'o''
at auction In the near future
Eugene Leigh intends TO race his horses IN Cali-
forna until the opening Of the racing season IN
the East. ,
The clean sweep, Of the Republicans IN limos
makes II possible to revive high-class racing IN
tho pe,phborhood of Chicago that will be entirely
free from the obnoxious influence of the Corrlgahs
and Hawklnses and their followers. MILWAUKEE, ~
likely to become a favorite winterins place io'
fhoroughbreds owing to the abundance OF pure
of forage for horses Ideal Park. new racing
venture Is located in Wisconsin, near the Douhoary
waukee. SO that several owners intend to race
their horses at Ideal Park ,.,,.. oooo
Trainers in this neighborhood are busiIy engaged
In preparing winter quarters for their horses.
Many predict Tsyiys 81 nri pros
Philip J. Dwyer. and several local turfmcn start
for Baltimore or Monday ,, ~
George f.. Smith. "Pittsburg Phil, ,as pur-
chased The Winner from w. u. wallace ior s'3p
The purcha.c was made yesterday afternoon. IL
will be remembered that The Winner was owned
and raced by Mr. Wallace during the season JUST
closed and that Wallace's entries were refused by
the Jockey Club. The Jockey Club took this action
because Of the strangely inconsistent form ais
PLAYED by The Winner in his races the morse
career under the management OF Mr.. smith Is
certain be watched with interest by all classes
Of racegoers.
- FALL MEETING. AT PIMLICO BEGUN.
" baltimore. Nov. 5.--TEc fal. running meeting a.
rin,lico began to-day under dscouragng conditions
The rain fell throughout the afternoon and the crowd
was small. Summaries
FIRST RAcE-F.ve- mile. seiny purse $500
Nedica. l07 (Nostrand). ................ 10
Eayahoe. 1O7 (Gibbs). ~
Time-1:OS
SECOND RACE-ATwo-y year o.ds: selling: six surlongs
Atiantus, los Ufirseh). :................. 10
Mohawk Prince. 80 (Maher). ....'..'..... IL
Tme--llS
rurpD RACE-Tnree-year-old mile.
srsuderness 100 OIrsch). ................... 10
Nick johnson. 100 Quit. ..........'... Il
Sapelo. 1l2 tHsaiy). ;;.a.;.'''''''''' ID
FOURTH RACE-Two-y ear-ods FIVE furlongs.
Myrtle I. 1903 (Corr.ganl. ............... 81
Minnie Xlphonse I05 (Maher). .-.......... 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-06
BOARD WANTED.

~ . - >>~>-S> ,r~>-~-~~>~~~~~~>~~~>~~
YOU No LADY Of excellent socia! stand
ing studenO wishes board and well mr.
ni,he1 room with strictly private family.
wherr there are no other boarders: sur
rourdings and location must be OF the
highest order; below 53th-st. preferred: :
satisfactory references given and required.
Aedrras. giving full particulars, BANKER.
Box II. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-06
HELP WANTED.

Female.
GIRL. WANTED Tor general housewofk
bring reference. cali pi2 Jl-aNe.
GOOD COOK ana laundr'ss: French. Ger
man sw.dish or English. must have
good references. Apply. IL to II o'c.oek'
80 West 31th
PLAIN COOK for small boarding house
bring reference. Gail &C. 3daNe.
WANTED. For quic; place IN the ccun-
Try. Protestant nurse Coz three chNiien .
light chamberv0rk and saving. 'all so .
nrlay after . o'clock. l.2J. Broadway. ~ifd
noof KENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-06

'dHT VuoatIDhs Wore ms IOI0Ws: Flour
demand and steady Hard wheat spring patents anoahe
s+fsi =, IN wood soft wheat patents 50 bOns4 IL barI
sh sa. haSer 8 SeS n sasks soft wheat Lskers
in sacks; No cprng wheat 72a7Ihc: No sprna wheo,
Gsef0ac: No red 7ja17sc; No corn 23km2y1.c To >
ts .H ,or ar b s, pT s timothy seed s.
short ribs sides sloose So GOlS3 81 dry sailed sbd
oxcd. Sass 23 short clear eldes boxed a,(ts; i1,l
whskey. distllers finished goods per gal Il ~ sras
cut ioaf s. o7 g1ngaied - Al standard H. 81 TO- In
to-day the butter market steady extra
hiss. lGa11c: seconds. 124i4c Egg. easy: fresb 81, &
lie per dozen ' "''0N
Cincinnati: Nov h-F1our-winter patent, 81 o5as. ~.
a. fancy 50 soa't: extra g 4oas2 60 spring patent
- 2'aS4 u" do fancy, 81 Gog$3 90; rye 81 a5iso q,
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FunNIsHED ROOMS wAxrrn

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SMALL. TOP FLOOR or attic in respect
able house. 81 90 week. by middle AGED
LADY: engaged during day. j., Box 50,
1.242 Broadway.
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PIANOS ANE ORGANS.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

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GENTLEMEN can be-. "a their horses In
warm. well-ycnfilated stable: bert feed
ard care: personal attention: highest ref
erenres. VI. cONNOr. Alpine. ~. ].
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE
HORSE SHOW

A. VARIETY OF ARTICLES IN
STERLING SILVER, SILVER AND
ENAMEL ALSO . SADDLE PlGSKlN
LEATHER GOODS WITH APPRO-
PIRATE M0UNTINGS ESPECIALLY
DESIGNED FOR SOUVENIRS Of
THE HORSE SHOW.
THE WALLACE CO.,
SILVERSMITHS
AMI u SITS.