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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06
On to Naghyillel

Through sleeping car service
every night leaving TeXarkana at
7i55 p, mo over the Iron Mountain
route to Nashville, Tenn, Call and
reserve your berths and get all ln-
formation from G, n, SwtNDEbL,
Ticket Agent
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06
HATS

All the late shapes fall '01 buy
anything on style except a hat,
'rls the secret of your looks You
can't afford H.
09, SHARPE 4 HREwER,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06

Parents wishing their children
taught music should send to teach-
ers who are here to stay Prof.
and Mrs r. n, McCann, teachers
of VIOLIN mandolin, piano and vo-
cal, For terms etc, call on or adj
dress y, E, MoCANN, 4l3 Walnu
street. IF
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06

Remember the pEXARKANGAN Job
Office can supply your every want
the very best class Of work at bot
tom prices
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06

We Always give our customers
the best the market affords, full
weights and prompt attention.
HUDDLEaToN Bros.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06

Call for our famous water melon
cider, We are exclusive manuiac
turers. TWIN CRY BoT Works.
6-29
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06
Piano and Pipe Organ Taught.

Mr., John Allen Richardson at his
studio, 7l5 Pine ST., Texarkand,
Texas.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06

When you need job printing bring
or telephone your orders to the
TfxARtANlAN onite, which has The
larpest and best equipped printing
establishment IN Che city, and car
fIes the best quality Of stoeh
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06

For high grade real estate, resi-
dcneo or business property call on
W. q, Cook, No, 9Ol, East Broad
alreet $40.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06

Buy your groceries, shoes, etc,
from W. II, Wells n Co, Every
thing at rock bottom prices, 8-3-
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06

Ask at ticket office Of Il, On r n
q, railway about excursion on Sep
tember 18th to Kansas CITY and
return, Fare only % for round
tnpi
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06

Remember Joseph McShane op.
posite Benefited Hotel, sells Arbuck-
lie coffee at l44c per pound, BIO
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06

Kid lines shoes fall '07 Toes call
ylcl enamel and tan
0.2 SHARPE 4 BREWER,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06

Don't pass us on shirts, Just re-
ceiyed a new lot, SHARPE n
BREWER, 9-2,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06

NIal,claHa pot OF drugstore Iurnl'
ture for sale cheap See
el0tf w, w. WblhH'
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06

We operate the Interstate Bot
tlIng Works, and can furnish the
trade with the beat Of carbonated
drinks at loweat prices,
If TEXARKANA loE Co,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06

Have your watches and clocks re.
paired by the old reliable iewcleG y
l. gehueter lO-2o
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06

For "A Nee lulty steak ANA llhe
meats of all hnds call un the enlef
pfising iluddlestoh Bros
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06

Do not forget that the 1'EXABEAs
MAN Is the proper place to get your
Job printing done,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06

The best OF everything the mark'
ct affords, at Lluddeston Bfosp
meat market,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06

Remember that W. H. WelIs N
90, will not be under sold, H3
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06

II you want 4 Juicy steak or
choice roast 30 10 W, d, Hobgood'e
Snow White market, 8l6
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06

For incest fresh meats, go to W,
D, Hobgoods Snow White market
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06

Pure leaf LARD only DC per pound
at Jos. MeShanes opposite Bene.
6eld Hotel. $40
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06

Bring your Job work to the Tx
AUtANlAN Job office, Remember we
have the largest and best equipped
Office here, and turn out nothing
but the best class of work, aud at
bottom priees,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06

patrouae push and enterprise,
Huddleston Bros, always keep the
beat of fresh meats etco and
promptly deliver the same delivered
10 all parts of The city,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06

Neekwear fall 07, at Sharpe n
Brewers, 02,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06

Go to llobgoods 'Snow White
Market 81 East Broad street, for
the incest fresh meats Gah, game,
etc, S"7
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06

10 Cure Coordination Forever,
pUho tHUlpW Cnur, DWhuWIe Zoe or g6o
II G. q, G, fuIl TO cure druggists refund money
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06
Drink palbY.

Finest mineral water on earth tor
kidney or liver affections; sure cure
for dyspepsia, Leave orders with
S, M. Raglaud or Smith Drug Co,
or send direct to j, w, Farrier,
proprietor and only shipper ] have
discovered four new springs one of
which is infalible in Brights disease,
aud a well that is the finest laxa-
tive on earth,
j. w. FARRIER,
8-16-6w DaIby SPRINGS, Tex
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-06

Guaranteed tobacco haplt cure malpa weak
non strong, blood pure, bOe a. All druHHlsls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
VESTCHESTER NOTES.

The NTH annual ball OF Court C,y Of Yonkers
Foresters OF America. was held on Monday night
I'm the hall OF the Touon!a Society, Ia Buens Vista
ave. Tire guests were received by James J. Bowes.
who had the assistance % stephen Mangin. Michael
BOYLE William +. Qurck. Samuel Winstanloy. Will
lam Edwards ana T. lyman, IN making the ar
rangcmcnts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Andrews. jr.. entertained a
number u friends MONDAY evening A. 40 l@i
Oak-st on the same evening the Misses Carrie
and Josie Otis gave a party at No. 40 cak-sl
The Directors Of liOllt wood Inn announced yesier-
day that plans under way FOR free lecture
course to be given In the assembly hall OF inc Inn.
The members OF the Park liill Country ClIb made
merry last night. In the clubhouse there vas a
vaudeville perfOrmanr and between The acts elec-
ton news announced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1897


PORT OF NETWORK. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER p 1891
sT'e @ o J ss o the 81 Bar =" at
steamer W,s,meath Ir soneho use. Hamburg october
p n November and an-hofei owing to thick weather.
y Nh MI iol cab.r and 10 storage passengers to
the international VI, lgation Company. Arrived at the
Steamer rwsan ON Hasnasn Trss's So sspiss nSsr
rhcp. Irothers 8 90. Arrived a, the Bar a, : p m
steamer Aicf nom Genoa and Naples. Passed in
steamer, ". ano, a. wnam-on Yokohama Aaxs,, s
H,s1 :. NasasaM -. Shanghai % Fog Chow ~ Annoy Annoy
3 t sf KS MN %s1SF fv h. l Mr Ss.a GATH
'' steamer a5i at I os'os.. 10
sa,ana - P.rt Im9n - Nas.aa pan ana F i%r,uns
& Krii'ck Arrived at he Rar At II m Noyember L.
,ober - ballast 70 Castro Arrived at the Bar at
steamer rampasas par.ow. Galveston October q and
Ky West 80 with mdSe AMI passengers to II Mallory
steamer Oneida Staples. Gsoree'own; G. ard Will
rninsn g. WIN ME- t. william sya' WIN IO ,n.-.
an Ga'',as. % OF i r2m sl $ rsrke. Calcutta al
Iark Gsa! 1t" rI-o4 a s tS 20 !S2 days with
ma NIX ri.aair " william. corbs' TURK, Island 20
da,s WIN salt - woodruff Co; vessel 70 II T Thur
nv . p I>,k,a-, ~ windsor. y 81. sh.risn. sal,
4 ~. W., T.. F'i'ie 4 -.
lima - 'lar f't~ovul. TAYLOR Nleques II DAYS
win sasar q Arsink & co: vessel to J r whitney
CLEARED
steamer Herman winter Nickcr-on. Bo.'on-H NJ
s,e,r,r n,aes-'or. Townsend. Philadelphia william
s'.sa.~f IL SUI Higgins New orlcans-J Van
s,eam,r YORKTOWN. p'l. Norfolk and Nerpor, News
ol Dominion - O..
SAILED
Steamers simon rumos 'NIop: or SANCHEZ cy Of
..an Norfolk lrf Newport Seps Sac'ochee savannah;
SEAT, q Teans HfursNck AsiLtc Prince d5r). Monte
H.ee e. saae Gen, Bremen via Southampton; B,vc
u'n. i,cuA Potomac dlD. Ayonmouih. brilliant 'GerD
rnr MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Hun N,v Sailed steamer OHIO OBJ. Page New
WITHIN .;cn rnrc,h,r, New York fer
bremen 'ani proceci'tl passed Hurst Castle u, m
r,n.'h Nov sailed steamer b'rdos"o'd d'o' Pearl
shields Nov / sailed. steamer rovstakken NoD Jen-
M,,ne &oy 2-Arri,ed. steamer Anchoria OBJ. WI
en. New York Or GiAsso% and procerden .,.,. ".
iesur ,Br. Smith. Ne"-iork for Liverpool 'and pro
rraei~ Point. Nov Passed. steamer. La camplne
d'l,ch' Marfsrhaeser Antwerp Or New-i York. Nov q
Helena ~. Ir.r'on Ne" YORK ior Ant"rrp, M,
"ii5v,r, Nov -passci steamer Pennsylvania Ger,
kntv.rr Nog Arrived. steamer Kcnsinston GD.
Ymuaen o., 81 Arrived. steamer Henri Rei'h Dp.
Ametcrian o., ~ Arrived steamer rnc.rna OBJ.
Gi,r1i,,r. Xov {. Passed steamers Victoria Bl,key
SMYRNA for N.w-York. Inhan dD Williamson. Yoko-
M,..na. o., 20 sailed steamer Thomas Turnbull dr,
6.noa. OCT si-Arrlyel. steamer Karamnnia Br
:, Mirhae.s Nov ARRIVED. Queen Cristna
drj Be,As Nc" YORK for Shanghai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELDjRAPH.

Chicago Nov. 2There was fairly active demand fos
cattle difficult matter TO maintain
previous prces The Of the native beef steers
sold FOR 81 JoISS the extreme range being $3.50 90
The stocker ard trade fairly active at SIS 9
s. 40 few poor sockers selling around s.. while an
prime feeders made at 81 !ou<a 80
demand continuing good relatively high prices Calves
we're supply and In good demand prices ranging
from S6QS3 for good 10 fancy Texas grass cattle "es
scarce AMI brough. 50 &g$3 90. Western steers 500
from yeserday the fresh receipts we're only about
large enough the requirements ~ buyers stes
were largely SO 50gS3 e. The best bacon hogs selling
q, SO 7OfsS IS and the coarse heavy packers al - ~
as active at stronger prices Native sheep were sllape
AZ s2 1884 CO. and Western range sheep 500 AZ - Lv
s. Is feeders selling actively at 81 soaSi mo ua, IN
lambs was active Sass a. Westerns selling az st"VV
s5bo Feeding lambs brought 81 1884 ~ Recepts-
cattle 500 head hogs 5000 head sheep. lioVV h'au
81 Louis Nov. Cattle strong 70 Toe higher ohoce
shipping and export steers - v.S' a. IS.
s,ockers and So +0S+ % cows and heiier 80
81 % canning cows 81 5OuS2 CO. Texas ana Inc an SIN
81 20Qst cows ard hefers 81 2ps3 25 Hogs DC hgner
light So 5oas3 Coz mixed - 45gsS 90 hea'; % ana
bucks 81 BOO So: sckers. 81 ?5gs3; lambs sigso %
Kansas CITY Nov. Cattle fairly active ana sIstiy
MOss active &c hSher neas Is p 60 Y3rssr so
IS co. pigs So lsNs3 52 sheep hrm lambs IS 100 e. ~
East Liberty. Nov. 2-Cattle steady un'hsse. ~.
steady; prime medium and best MHsIs - 'ot
sSm fair Yors5s as$ Bs' O ~ stssdy v cSScs
81 20ds4 so common go 1898 23 choice lambs q
* so common TO good sia$4 2o veal calves sogso:o
Marke ruled quiet and easy Receipts IL ea Ss
market about steady: Yorkers good 70 ehoes, 70
royhs common good So $ogs3 4o pigs common a-s:
cRoce 50 I5as3 sheep and lambs-Receps. ~ S. 5c
culls 10 cmnon 81 26aSi 80; sheep. choice TO see " "
Ss4 Is, euils to common. 81 oogss %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov . (Speclan.-Wheat up to noon acted
Tx, bear market. In the last hour recovered It's
loss closed December opened at 9o7s sold
between 9js. and 9Gs and closed at 96 cents May was
relatively nun closing only 2Sg2s cents under Deem
Der II opened at o. sold between OLA and 93SQa3A
closed 03i9a93', cents on the curb 1t touched
9 closed 93's cents The early weakness was on
Argentine advces reporting splendid crop prospects on
decline Of .. penny at Liverpool on rains east OF
the Mississippi River AM large Northwestern receipts
MINNEAPOLIS and Duluth had LOIS compared with 99'
last Tuesday Chicago had 26 against 1874 week
ago The rally started by The Orange Judd No
venbcr crop report which said the winter wheat area was
900 900 bushels less than seeded year ago. and
which added that it would the most favorable
weather during November 70 prevent the winter wheat
position becoming s,asationally bad. The rally was also
helped along 10y goodazed direct export sales from he
10000 bush,is IA. oi ,C hsris Fairy her. VA, a
good delI Of local ludat.on cudahy Tor instance s2id
2Isence 4 any trade N York, and also by the al
ssnee Of news from ssss f., he Week Of only 5000
bushrs Charters here were 10000 bushels PARIS "a .
bes were higher most OF the export business was
WV" c"r Vas weak early but finally closed where 1t opened
ana cose a, so cents Receipts go , GHr w W.,
~ the elevator people The talk from the West was tnat
coi dry weather would nereas Feeeips make, w"ss
closed Gables were Is penny lower CHARTERS were o'''
oats moved up ard down with corn ana wn,"5 on ana
early and recovering Il later may ecepts were 81;
cr with so estimated for tomorrow Elevator people
the elections East There Is an idea .nn sc hor
Der liquidation Is ahead. Prices VIII ue'e '' ~
ever on for the present ,,s o.r, ,ac,usa ,xo-
There was some selling OF provisions early
Hog products also incned to sympa,nhe w h loss
81. "a = cents. lard showed no change mere VIZ
~ 1,i hogs .h $1,000 estimated Tor Wsdnesiayi ,hs
little estimated decrease IN inc
worlds stock OF October or sS"" te'oes' o"o "
the largest decreases ever iepoItsu , .,o.., q, OIL
IN ,ba cIrb puts December wheat ciosu, az pot
cents: calls % cents puts on May wheat .S. ess
OF puts December corn. Va cents
aiis osa cents puts and calls on May corn were 3o$
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03

Al Ves,.r, n,in,s o,c Eggs firm quiet fresh near
by go do Western or Live poultry dull ant nominal;
fowls old ROSTERS &c spring chickens. Igsc ducks
Sc dressed poultry unchanged fowls. choice. eisc: DO
f,ir 10 good SLapr chickens large. lOllc; medium DO.
snpr do and scaled, igsc theese uhchaised
Provisions quiet but steady.
S. Louis. Nov. 2Flour quiet steady and uncha ,
oacGSl. 80 hard cash s,isuS'c; December. II Ws'
May 97a.c. Corn-spot lower, No . cash AS: May
3TAc December 2tNc. Oats-Spot hrmer. No cash ee-
1stor Is'.c bid. track. e.ai9gc No white 2i,:g22e
December iS.c; May. 2l.a2i7sc bran steady; east
track sacked i7c: do this Side 49c. Butter unchangei:
creamery. i6u2iigc. dairy. l2gi?c Esgs nrner ltc
WhNev 81 |? Pork quiet, standard mess Jobbing, s. ~
ass 20 I@ri-Prime seam. 81 i2,s choice. = IN
Hac,n-IoxeI lots short clear. 81 OH ribs 10 ~
shorts s. ~, Dry salt measBoxed shoulders s. 20,
extra short clear s.. ribs - l2ig: shorts. s. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London Nov Gold Is quoted az Buenos Ayres no W.
day at ISL 40; Lisbon 46s. at Rome. 100 % ~
amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bark OF f"s-
land on balanc. to-day was $1,000 .a.u.,,es
~ n u~Stocks--The marke for American secu, ,a.S
advanced somewhat. but weakened later ah hs,cs Of
American quotations. owing to the holiday dn IN and
The nccount liz: Atclson 1875: Canadian ~ -;
o. illinois Central 1885, Louisville S, asAIs sx penn
svi,ania So Reading Tx, Erie arst pre, csn, The
Mexican ordinary ist Money SSST p shor, bills 10
aa ner cent ana for three months bills 70 per es",
Berlin Nov 2The, weekly sta 1,nxlna changes
remnar@d with previous account oasn decreased
derre@.ai $50 600 marks Treasury ~ ss ooo marks
Ss, 40, rnars: other securities Increased 49,. Ex.
notes in circulation increasec Tor checks
nharya an london 20 marks 1854 pfennirss 'o' ~
paris Nov p p. mThree per , esns On Los
francs IS centmes for the accoun ns.cts
don % francs IN centimes Tor cheeA~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
SHOT HIS RIVAL THRICE.

ARNDT FOLLOWED THE MAN WHO. HE AiiHEs.
TOOK HIS WIFE FROM HIM.
Alfred Schleeol. thirty-six years old. whose nom"
f. AT Hancock-st. and Thompson-ave. WoodSide
Long Island was shot in his hcme on Monday night
by Robert Arndt. OF this city. Arndi IS prisoner
and schlegel is IN ST. Johns Hospital, In Long
Island City.
Arndt IS thirty-six years old. His wife is severa!
Years Younger For several years they lived In
F.ghtv-frst-st between First and Second aves
According to Arndt his VII" fol In love with IN"
man he shot. and two weeks ago th'y Separated
on the day OF the separation. 80 Atndt says MS
v.ifc went TO Woodside 20 I've with Sch."g'L
According TO Arndts statement. b" went 20 w ooI-
side 10 ascertain II what he heard was true" lie
saws he entered the house where Srhl'g"l ana h.f
wife were and found them. Then h. drew his r.
volver and fired three shots. one took erect IN
Schlcgcl's right hand ehaiicring the bones. The
second shot entered Schlogc's chin ana detected,
making only q flesh wound Tho third shot entered
the mans forehead. but did not penetrate the bone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
FELL DEAD AFTER VOTING.
JAMES CUMMINGS OF BROOKLYN. EXPIRES SUD

JAMES CUMMINGS. OF BROOKLYN. EXPIRES SUD
DENLY.
James Cummings. nfty-two years DID, Of No. 3Js
Macon-st.. dropped dead at o'clock. just after
emerging from the election booth. near Sumner-ave
and Macon-st., Brooklyn. yesterday. Mr.. Cum
ninas we.-known resident of the Twenty
third Ward and had been in fairly good health I'd
10 the time when he stricken. Il Is supposed
that hear; disease was the cause OF death.
Mr.. Cummings employed in the Tax Depart
ment in the Municipal Building, Brooklyn. lie had
lust voted. and standing In front OF the real
estate Office Of Hiram a. Lyons at Halsey-st and
Sunner-ave. II IS asserted that Mr.. Cummings was
an ardent Low man ana that he upbraded by
some OF his friends for voting for Low while hold
ing a city office from which he received salary Of
81 zoo a year. He stopped talking with his friends
nassed his hand his forehead and dropped to the
Sidewalk 4 doctor summoned, as was also an
ambulance. but death had been instantaneous. He
was A member of the Aurora Grata Club and promi-
nent in Masonic circles. He leaves a widow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
HOTELS ~ GENOA.

MANY n traveller has cut short his visit 70 Genoa
on account Of the o.d-time noisy hotels which Of
ferod the most uncomfortable accommodation. THIS
need no, deter future visitors 10 this most interest
Ing Italian city the new Savoy Hotel just
opened assures the traveller every comfort ana
modern necessity The site, Just back OF the mHs-
n!nccnt statue u Christopher Columbus, and over
looking the gardens IS beyond doubt an Ideal SPOT
Tor A hotel Messrs. Lippcrt K FiOron!. the pro-
pretors. have engaged one Of the most famous
chefs IN Europe to take charge 81 the Kitchens. and
Will make the restaurant French IN every particu-
lar The ars filed with the choicest vintages
OF France and Italy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03

Not until cooish or Winter weather
do the really brilliant colorlngs and
patterns appear.
You seldom see red golf coats
and waistcoats in Summer.
Do we have them ? Why certainly,
and -
Brilliant huei stocks
Red knit cardigan jackets with silk sleeves
snappy , bicycle breeches OF various colors and COM
bina,ions ~ coors.
Hand-kni; bicycle golf stockings.
The pisiIs OF Scotland in flannel suits
Whatever man or boy wears, il
correct, we have.
The question is what kind of suit
or overcoat do you want; not what
kind we have.
It's our business to supply all these
wants-and do it.
ROGERS, PEEr G. CO.
Prince and Broadway.
Warren ard broadway.
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
NETWORK CITY.

The Outward club Will have It's first smoker
at No. % Dcancoy-st. tonight.
The Police Commissioners held a meeting shortly
before II O'Clock yesterday. and Transacted some
routine business. They dismissed a charge OF cor
ruption made several months ago against Sergeant
Petty by Mrs. Merrill. II no. ~ Grcenwich-ave.
when Petty was acting-cartain Of the Charles-st
station Commissioner Andrews said that there
was not sufficient ground for putting Petty on trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03

Liverpool Nov. . 3:i5 p m-Ehe hanss; ei,s, Ns !,
Wheat No ", stern winter stocks exhausteu' 10
,.d Northern spring nrm. rs I'D tOrn--Anetcdh HAsa
spot duh 8s I'D November dull Be- Esd December auI.
a. ia, January quiet. 3s 3fsd. Four-St Louis fancy
winter arm los Hops London Pacinc Coastl. hfn.
65I65s Beef-Exa India mess dun 0.s % prime m ss
duil ,8s "a Pork-Trme fine Western dui tos va
nrma mess medium Western dull aos Hams-Short cut,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
HOME NEWS.


PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE-Hcn @; Houghon. of cam Cam
bridge Mass I'CKfNGIiAM-Rohcrt {. Pruyn.
e. Nlianv. FIFTH ANENUE-Mrs. Russell \.
AIgcr. wifc Of the secretary Of Wal. HoFEMA\N-
Andrew Hamilton; Of Albany INGgo
IL H. T. Wcnzt Of ST Paul. NETHEEL!;A!,NNp-.E: r.
Ripley Of Chicae2 P4Rk w AIE HRF-NIT anG
Mrs Potter Palmer of Chicago: Henry OutTey OF
the French Embassy at Washing on: ana M =
Stanley Matthews. OF Washington. WlNDSoR-J.
NeMion FicrO. OF Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
SELLING THE MCAFFERTY HOR

SELLING THE MCAFFERTY HORSES.
GOOD PRICES OBTAINED BY THE Skill. OF WILL
lam EAsTON
The prices secured at the J. j. McCanerty sale az
Morris Park yesterday excellent. and really
remarkable, when 1t is considered that this was the
last day of the turf in this part OF the
try that the yellow fever is still RI ing In NewO
leans and that California is n long way off. In
fact, the sale must be considered a splendid
in the face OF many dscouragements among which
the gloomy and depressing weather should be taken
into account. The memorable and striking success
OF the sale due 10 the exceptions. eloquence
tact and skill OF William Easton. who IS actually
unapproac enable among turs aGc,iOncers. II Mr.
Easton cared 10 devote his eminent abilities as an
auctioneer 10 sales OF real estate. or. in fact, 10
great auction sales OF every kind. he would
tainly increase immensely his already extensive and
eavdble reputation
Here are the details Of the sales, with the names
OF the buyers
Dutch Skater. b. h.. O. by Dutch Roller-I~na. F.
Saratoga, br. T.. by buchanan Echo Levy 800
Kitefcot. ch. e. 2, by Buchanan-l-ongsh1 ". 49,
Peat, b.. e.. T. by Jim Gore-Nannie D. J. Nc
Gala Day. ch. c.. q by Rayond d. Or-Glory il II.
Hum 1000
Yearlng blk. c., by Dareb!n-Gondole. J. 5. Wads
worth 5000
Yearlng b. c.. by Bishop-Kennebec. =. Burcw... 800
WINNER OF THE MELBOURNE.
Melbourne Victoria. Nov. Wv. Forres,er's six
year-old Gaulus by Gazo. out Of Industry, won the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
pTRCUiSER or THE BRITANNIA.

Cowes Isle Of Wight Nov. at Is rumored here
that Sir Maurice Fitzgerald. the knight OF Kerry.
a Justice OF the peace and Deputy Lieutenant for
County Kerry Ireland. Is the purchaser OF the
Prince OF Wales's famous racing cutter britannia.
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"A l6 10 dull. 35s Bacon-CumbeIiand cut Is t, 80
~ firm ca rib - 10. firm. 35s long clear
ni!ddies. light. 35a3s n firm 3ss long clear ntds
heavy IOGiI5 n nm Cd clear hacks 100 IS 10.
firm 3es Cd: clear bellies l2Gii No. steady ABS Shoul-
ders square. l21i+ n. firm. 29s LardLPrime WesteTn
dull. AS Cd Tallow-Prme city steady. lss Cotonseed
oIiverpool refined steady los 81 Turpentne. spirits,
steady o3s o. Rosin common. steady. As 81.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATI NE ALMANAC.
c,,sa q ~ Sunset 50 Moon m 0:O4 Moons age 8
HIGH WATER TODAY
AN-Sandy Hook 2:4G Gov Island 3:2s Hell Gate 3 Il
f,W-Saney Hook 1903 Gov. Island S42 Hell 81
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occupied IN betting.

occupied IN betting.
FIFTH RACE 5000 added; handica? Wiihers nils.
Bromley G. Co.'S b. c Semper Ego. ~
Iogio-IAa Sylphiie. yrs, lOi ~ ...-. .
oGarriean)1 81 81
August Belmont's b. c. Hastings. !. l26.. . . .
tTaraD ll-1o IA
Roy Carruther's b. C. Howard Mann. !.
III - 1fl'" -"
Rholesa g. 100. .............. 81 Martini !
MYRTLE Hardness, 4. 50 Ih"ii is'hlo i
"a Tme-i:f2..
Won IN drive by length: distance between sec
ond and third
SIXTH RACE-s3OO added for maiden 'wo-year-olds
special weights. Five furlongs. Eclipse course.
D. Gideons ch. C. Wasefu by knight Of
Ellersle-Squander 1l2 n. GewitO lilo 25
Crving)2 2-1 IS
........................d I-,wis) Il etS
Time 0li4.
Won very easily by two lengths four lengths between
st<'ond and third
SEVENTH RACE-NOvEMBER HURDLE HANDICAP;
value $500. Two miles
=. r & r Hitchcocks oh. Forget by
ExNe-Forever 4 yrs. 1913 ~. .(Engsh, "a out
r. s. Howland's br. T. Nalorous. 3. l30....
McInerney) 81 out
Tme-3j6.
Won In a by lengths