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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-03

Sheriff Ferguson, the "boss" of Char.
lesion politics, Is dead He was an
Irishman by birth, and was man DOS,
sessed of lot of good horse sense. He
{ was carpenter by trade but he'd been
%sheriH Of Charleston for many years.
K lie is said to have been u man Of many
good parts ...
Gov. Elierbe will have the appoint
ssInent aof his successor. Postmaster a.
sH. MoWry and ex-ChiefJ. Il Martin are
sprorninently mentioned for the place
with the chances in favor OF the for
Iner.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-03
GALA WEEK.

Gala Week in Charles on promises to
be u great event. Tho railroads have
all made greatly reduced rates aud the
people OF Charleston are doing every
thing to mako visit to the city by the
sea u pleasant and enjoyable one.
Let us all get ready and take pleas
ant outing to Charleston during the
Gala Week, December l4th.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-03

We have this week received Il COPY
OF the Kings Daughters edition of tne
Prosperity Advertiser. 1t is neatly
printed and filled with interesting art
icles about our progressive ncighbor
and other things Of general interest.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-03
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OFNEWBERRY-IN
PROBATE COURT.

FKOBATE COURT.
James j. Lane as administrator Of
Alfred Caldwell, deceased, Plaintiff,
against
Emeline Caldwell aud others, Defend.
ants.
Complaint to sell lands to pay debts.
IN PURSUA ANCE OF THE ORDER
"A of the said Court. | will sell, at pub
lie outer !, at NewbeiTy, County and
state aforesaid, to the highest bidder.
on Monday, the 9th day of December
1897. during legal hours Of sale, all the
reaI estate OF the said Alfred Caldwell,
deceased. lying In the said County,
apout IL miles north east Of the town OF
Newoerry, consisting Of one tract Of
land containing two hundred and
twenfy.three and seventy eight one.
hundredths 1923 8.lOO) acres, more or
!ess, and bounded by lands of
MrH. M. &. Caldwell, lands of
l.. a. Calmes G. q. Sale and others,
.hd fronting on The road to BraZzlemau
Ferry.
Terms: One-third of the purchase
money to he paid in cash, the balance
of the purchase to he paid in equal ia.
stnllments IN one and two years from
the day of sale, with interest on
eabh insta!ment from day of sale,
the credit portion of the pur.
chase money to be secured by bond of
the purchaser and mortgage of the
premises, with leave to purchaser to pay
the whole purchase money In cash, or
to anticipate any payment. Purchas-
er to pay for papers.
w, w. HODGES, J. p. N. g.
Nov. 10th, 1897.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-03

Col. Jno w. II. Pope for long time
editor OF The Columbia Register died
at bis home in Columbia on Wedncs-
day after long illness.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-03
GWBERRY HERALD AND NEWS. DECEMBER 1897.

No Reductions
BY other Houses will ever un-
derseli or reach the level of Our
Low Prices.
We Underbuy
aud Undersell them all
NO EXCEPTIONS.
Whether You
Are offered goods at cost or at
half price, come to the Beo Hive
of bargains and you can buy the
samo goods for mere song.
Yes!
Our prices are yery little
our Competitors need magnify
ing glasses to 500 them! We
knock them blind! "
Here Are a Few
Black Eyes for competitors:
Al Bleaching ,.
- Yours at only
.. r 3 3-4c. per yard.
4-4 Shifting
Yours at only .
sc per yard.
4-4 Sheetinc
Yours at only x
3ac. per yard.
Best Standard Prints
Yours at only
4c. per yard.
Good Parched Coffee
Yours at only
lOc per pound.
Yours at only
sc per pound.
Soap Good Washing Soap
Yours at only
&c. per pound.
All other Goods at correspondingly low
prices.
Your Dollar
Is worth twice rs mnch at tie
Beehive Of Bargains.
@. KLET TNER,
The Fair and Square Dealer.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-03
AMITY LODGE NO. 81, A, T, NJ,

4 RIIGULARCOM OMMUNICATION
~ OF Amity Lodge, No. 81, n. +. M.
will be held next Monday evening at
! 90 O'Clock, in Masonic Hall. Visiting
brethren cordially welcomed.
The T.. a. Degree will he conferred
and the annual election of officers held
Members will come prepared to paw
their dues.
II. 9. HOOP, w. NJ.
j. Fl. Nj. KINARD, Secretary.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-03

NE know that while the price of
w cotton Is low it is more import
ant than ever for you TO buy the
goods that YOU need for the Fall
and Winter at right prices. We
have taken into consideration the
low price Of cotton in marking our
goods, and ask you when in need
OF anything in the above lines, to
call on us, and we will save YOU
from 10 to 25 per cent. Sutisfac-
tion guaranteed or money re-
funded.
& HOES--Wo have Il well selected
~ stock OF Men s, Ladies', Misses,
and Childrcns Shoes, az can
very safely apply the saving uf 10
to 25 per cent. on all purchases in
tho Shoe line. Stock all fresh and
now from tho factory.
TLOTlIlNG--ln Mems, Bows and
" Childron's Clothing, we have a
nice line, and We can prove to You
that our pr,Hcs are lower than
elsewhere
nRY GOODS~-Om line of Dry
~ Goods, Notions, Hosiery. Gloves
and Furnishing Goods is full aud
attrnctive, and best Of all VERY
HATS--Ask to see our 81 stin and
Il. IL. soft Hats. They arc beauties.
Standard Prints, + and Sc per yd.
Androscogan Blcach, &c; ii Sheet
ing, 4c.; extra heavy gra> Sc:
big lot OF Outings, Ic., &C., es and
l0c. per yard. Best checked
flOmcspun, sc.
\ 1NDGRWEAlt--ln Underwear for
" the winter we have IL complete
stock for Ladies and Gentlemen
and will sell it very cheap.
E&Come and SEQ us often.
Respectfully,
COPELAND BROS.
at Jones e. Copcland's old stand, next
door to Savings Bank, Ncwberry, S. c.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-03
The
Peoples Store !!

EUuplU y OlulO J
My store is run in tho interest of
all the people who give me q share
II their business, and my idea is
not how much | can make out OF
them, but how little can charge
them and yet realize q small profit
Ont OF my sales. III this sense II Is
The Peoples Store, where they
can como feeling that they will re-
ccive the mos: liberal treatment at
my hands. | believe they have
appreciated what | have already
advantage OF the low prices that |
will offer my stock for the balance
of 1897. My store and annex is
crowded with desirable goods that
| have bought for the December
trade, and here you will find
$4,000 Worth of 49,.
Dry Goods,
Dress Goods,
Notions,
Underwear,
Flannels,
Blankets,
Overshirts,
Trunks,
Valises,
Hats,
Pants,
Boots and Shoes
1T close on to Wholesale prices.
The MerchanS, the Farmer, tho
mechanic, the Factory People:
Evcrybody--rich and poor, receive
the samo treatment ut my store,
because it is not the store of one
class, but The Peoples place to
buy. | fix the price and the whole
town tries to meet it; because they
know when II price is made by me
it is the lowest.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-03

at Jones g. Copcland's old stand, next
door to Savings Bank, Newberry, S. G..
tIv
New-York tribune., 1897-11-06
TILE TRADE In CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov tspeclaD.-There was nothing fensa-
t,naI about to-tnys wheat market. II was merely a
slow drargy affair the December losing y cent and the
NAV = cent December opcred AT oi. cents sold between
9i cents md q2N cents closed NJ 93A cents May at
gl7. cents and nj gOs cents ana closed at rN, cents
Tn. ONLY holm bulls had the Missouri state crop
report mixing the winter wheat condition only 5 and the
than last year For 50 sensational
a OF II taken ndh"r"ntly Receipts
everywhero were very larEe- 1o0o bushels nj primary
points AGAINST 13l bushels last year; oo at
Northwestern points against 6Si cars, IA cars here
cars increase at winter wheat points was
especially noteworthy. St Louis showed this. losing
any other market There rains generally
of the Mississippi River Cables showed no great
weakness -IAverrocl m M much az Chicago broke
Yesterday AMI Paris trne high"r. There were fair
csarances5T2 bushels and firadsrects clearances
from both fnr the week were 5.5T5.0OO bushels
The Modern Miller" rather hulsh In regard to the
winter wheat condition. There SOW cash demand
here New put business 32 loads. The
bull pool to-day offered support Local professionals
were bearish. on the curb May wheat was ?lt cents
Corn was weak losing l. cent II was matter Of
December liquidation largely. May opened ooi. cents
sold between 20 and 2ia and closed at 2%- cents
The December got to 3a cents discount. Nev-hofk
ported very large export business siNtysx loads
but bids here were little of line Charters only
lOlWD bushels Receipts 3Oj cars. with jlO esti
mated for o-fnorrow Seaboard cearances +tstDO
bushels The Missouri crop report estimates the
yield In that state at 80 OO0Go bushels less than last
year; exports for the week. 2. 10000 bushels
oats felt tho surrounding weakness. closing cent
New-York tribune., 1897-11-06
Totals .36s3i4 3GgO40 3Os 40

Secretary Hester 9: the Cotton Exchange
gives the crop movement from September November
against COZ col year 7l2 205 in 1865 248S 1872
bales the time 1884 overland mills aud Canada:
and 32s 395 baies 1884 interior stocks In excess of
September l. 3il 100 baies against Sao 5oo las, year.
takings. net, 23l70 bales against 22l Glb last year
1872 III in 1895 and sOCs2 bales IN ls95 brought INTO
against All lat year 25O4 AS 1895 and 22o 535
bales in 1894 brought into sight FOR week @ S5 eae.
las, year 3a5 year before and 0J3 1853 bales
1894 brought into sight first Ave days q November.
and 400 OO2 bales in This weeks figures include
usual monthly additions Of inor poin;s ETC. I3 so bales
In iS98 Comparisons these reports made up
corresponding date last year before las; and 1894
would take in sixty DAYS Of the last
year sxty-n eays IN l9e and seventy days IN 1894
COFFEEThe action Of thu coffee market this morning
distinctly better than for some time past, The local
cable news from Hayre and Hamburg. the former
Ike, having made gain of franc up 20 tie cable.
pfenning. The movement coffee ut RIO ard Santos
was smaller 10000 bags) than the run. and
liberal 12,926 bags, The from Rio and Santos
not TO the MARI on the other bani Rio reporting
nominal market. There was further help In the way ot
European buying orders. Bu, sellers exceedingly
offers sell The local marke; opened steady with prices
10 points higher. Up 20 " m. further advance Of
poins had been secured In The afternoon the market
bass; Up ie $500 bags ana Tor the whole session,
2oOoo bags. with the market finally barely s,ead' et
ne, advance ot 5aio points The market Tor Bra
lillian oofrce ruled shade seadier without quot
% Gse for No Rio invoice lots and &c FOR 1bhng par
cells. Sales OF 1000 bags No RIO spot eisc
ported. Mild conees ruled quiet and trace ssadier.
cUotahle change In prices. Sales OF BAGS
shvaniia and 800 bags MaracaIbo private
reported
~ f,yics fnlio
New-York tribune., 1897-11-06
o~urr M,rKErs ny TELEGRAPH.

cnicngo Nov >. There lisht supply - c"tt" IN
the non. but the demand slow ana prices were no
letter Sales extreme range OF 81 N5gfo ~
Tor the poorest the best ts tn" strk"r ana feeder
,,sd.s showed considerable animation. but IN" buyg
BpccUntorr prices ruIins steady Tor Il"
frabe cattle Bulls sold at 81 s0us3 go FOR f"el"rs and
a. y and heifer- s3u<t Calves showed no change
Texas cattle IN little. and Nrscrn rangers broke
about 10, good to choice selling nj SiGS' -
TrnJ. in rngs was active day at at-ut Thu sdAl =
late prices Heavy packers sold at 81 23gs3 30 and
nrlro bacon hogs $50 81 30 the bulk of the offerings
rnssne IN. ,.ales ~ 81 5a 80 C The market closed
The market for sheep and lambs was siower' the
Than the weeks best prices Native sheep moved on al
soas2 - for the poorest 20 81 M1Nt ~ tor the beat
while western range rpcks brought $40 81 % Lambs sold
brought 81 Gns6 yoangs going fr ~ ooaS' receipts
cattle 800. hoes. 1000; sheep 1000 -
Fast Liberty. Penn. Nov. .. attic steady. prime
&. sr 81 90 common s2ls3 so bulls. stays and cows
s;fsi 20 Hogs ncvc and hisi or rrm" Nok.s and as
rrted medium 81 80. fair to good Yorker. 81 sonS! -
common Workers and pigs. 81 7oasa So heavy. 81 1S9
81 30 common 60 7-Ht3 -. choice lambs 5Ohsd 1O
common 10 good sfasi 20: veal calves 81 5ogS'
81 Louis Nov Cattle stcndv: fnir 20 choice native
i,ing and ,,ot steers 25Ts5 20 dresSei beef and
ana feeders ?5~sl 25; cows and heif"rs s2aS' =
cows 81 :oNs2 90 T"Sans AMI Indian steer, SO
.ht ss c0Gs3 7o mixed 5as3 ca heavy 81 Go@s3 20
sheep strong native s3aSi %. cus and bucks
Sc 25ass; lambs Il ?oasi -.
Kansas CIV No. Noy. 5-cae seady iiofs .ctvr g.. We
lights 81 i5aSa 0I's: Yorker. ;. j1HS3 6''i pigs
81 I0Gtss5 sheep steady: lambs sids5 Is
East Run,io. Nov 5-Cattl" Receinis cars ot SAFE
cattle. market fairly active. HOES Receipts u cars
market fairly active; Yorkcr- rd choice 81 s3nS3 81
r" rhac% 81 sosl % sheep and q carr.
to common 7s0s3 % Sheep choice selected wethers
"a ,O1sI IL. culs 10 common. 81 1898 %
New-York tribune., 1897-11-06
TIE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, october 3, lS9!.
,orr,ov = iver-,oo cables at hand when our marfet
orcnel were dsaypo!ang and the first cal here showeu
q loss OF points. wh the t'ne s' al eoi9e OK
s .he m5fS conseraye bears WAC rad scheaned 'he
deals for e as me c3yerHE 22' vng me- af,raCte. by
the low prices Noon found the market qule wy ~ ,e ~.
net & adyance 81 o. ' vas " besaon Tl' In bGynr as aree
class Of roGers believed that with ne IHlrins
iar,, ans fouoxns recent IS generally eH-
pcctei that the yellow fever emharg? viii be raise ny
N2yeT9sr b6ass 10 at The Rsre "if ha IN Of
ac =. f,vr n. raising of the quarantine cotton
has aigeady been pushed io~%sd quite rapidly and ha
d,saul,o,r n rnent viii be by those wh' are deednt
.Hgive ug2n GH IN hs C1unry as M as in :r5pe hc ver
pool spot down 70 10000 hslrs nnd tncre Is S'
sDnn,ng quarter Meanvhe spect1e support = not
developing TO the satisfaction 9i me T ,. In no;
Wtnsandinp ;he abn3rmaly low prces current f'r O.,
,oe ion foIns tax x irost io he Southwest tonsht
subsequently, however an easter ieSng ptS", p'9 W. o
ket finally STEADY net oesI am md unchang.I
15, lsa TT '1S 2sDd Gnotei &c ana mdans su 6c Sales
wee restrted bales for delivery on conac 1l
saSng s%Si 1 s Gfs,Ta Saes &l sPnns M: and 5ss
saSs futures for tie week were cos 500 bales against
fore southern spot markets today mdd.ins quoted were
as follows: New Orleans ssody 5'.o sales t'co s@i.s
easy 8Gc sales l2sl bsies chSre sisady %
il6c lower; Wilmington hrn '%c Eot!olk tgeI '5so
anSus,a Nrn. 5sq5 ~i6c sales 1907 bales; St Louis
quiet coi,on EIcianse special ETeroo cables spo, cotton
in buvers favor sales 10000 bales speculation an6 eN
Bo B: i%D S%efenn 9aiGS a. S ooo Saes nidns u@a aa
Futures quiet partially lC4d decline Closed steaGy
Fenssqy sio,ts MarcS~Ap 8llb; Apr May
si2i,.; MayJunN. Sl3.s June,Jgly &4:u
NovenherDe senber @9zs: December, %. ar
Manchester-Yar1s-Du hut steady. Co'hs-Se'ie'S ca"
The weekly Liverpool cotton statement, showing r rng
movement at that point during the ias' wee" " '''s
follows
New-York tribune., 1897-11-06

under Thursday May opened 2Ts cents sold between
22s and 2li. cents and closed at 2l1 cents Ne
celpts were with 2i3 estimated Tor SATURDAY
reported 100000 bushels sol1 for expert me
shipping demand here not quite as eood as II mas
been Seaboard cleararces 3D. 900 bushels.
Provisions neglected There was good shipplng
moderate-"o,Uo. WIN ZOUU
estimated for tomorrow. but there speculation
Pork lost 1915 lard and ribs p, to cents
on the curb puts" December wheat closed at w
cents; calls" 95ie Puts May wheat were
yr, cents calls" 92 cents Puts ON December corn
26 cents: calls 26 cents Puts and calls on May
corn 2N5. Q29a.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-06

sa, HEG AM much e'as sp Toi % e & an o
be & Goga & for pys S S, go hs % ang so Of Ma s5 Is na
@ M5 ncS ae Knr5a Sn - + az t,S m"p9 bc9 hs ,
SoBna a S,c sa smsn aSs sS, &c., " jui f Po
No reduced ,'i TO- $'.c "a q, jge shpmen doube
Sassd ss: ja's 5Si's; ;5s'' aday is; la'e
1n5s @ ie ;sPGp Sas B1Rsng BBaPs 2a@g ~ Nc ae '" Snf
Hibs-Ths mSisst Va, steady with moderate busI-
conpafed YIN NE figures ung at he 14,e Of last re-
the principal holders Quotations follows: Cali
i.ni4 i7alsG Mia,amoras IN bond lSais1c: orinoCo
ssst G & PaS' bod & ya @ Py s tsas s @
cy slaughter-Naye steeIs Halle: but brands 6a
~ s oaSy T" sesl saS S0Ss cow "s e
lE%TIkR in the leather The marks, business
there were no important price changes in any dcpsTmeni
q the tTade Ihe ,onc Of The he meIket WAS steady. We
S9ls S3 leass Gs @ 'fon sd @ @G':Gsi @
iGc union iei, backs soQ$c midGle backs se ndGis s
hs5yy 2ss cow 'esSnai & hssyy .eSG 272o go ha; 2q2
lac OAK dressed backs slg52c seconds 2ad3oc: THIRDS
al a 5as. fsG g. f.ss9 soS ss s,s
1870 spot and 10 futures sfo, closed
at ts2 @ ana 'i d a. viii nnsanS' .S, t., closed
esm1sr at so s.gs L9naon closed with .Ho, at
sS sS % snd Ds3Ss4 s5s At 81 m London as Wiz
cold a, 81 72it spEITER-closed with spot at 81 10
to - 60 Louis closed with spot at 81 e3 and u'eaL
London closed at III l5s IRoN-Closed with spot at
&c g0nS6 %. Sales 400 tons spot 81 ana I00
tons spot at 81 o3 Glasgow closed at AS ca and Mid
dlesboro closed at Ais I'D. 1890
MOLASsEs AND sYRUps-Glucose steady with
Of 1c r.nne5s asking so for - degrees. one
fair demand for small lots In fact the dealers ar.
not disposed part with large lines and they parcel out
their holdings so as to take Of their people The
New Orleans market s strong. at advance OF
terday Syrups rule steady. We quote: New orleans
centrifugal common l0nl2c: fair l2016c: good 170lSc
prime Ie12ic: New-Oreans kettle common 23( 2;c
fair 24a25c; good 2GG27c prime 27a2sc: choice 2s6
3lc; Porto Rico. 2G 33c. common. Sd1ic; fair
i2Ml4c; good l5Glcc: prime. ia lsc: fancy 2)d24c
NAVAL. STORES-Stocks Rosin. go 3s8 bbls; spirits
turpen'ne a1s4 bbls: 7S5 bbis. The for
spirits urpentine fair and toward the close
steadier feeling at the decline rosn steady at
former prices; tar was steady pitch was dnl at un-
changed prices. We quote: Tar 81 oil
,hls 81 ooGs4 pitch 81 50: spirits ,urpenne and ma,
chimes. a0d30ibc rosin good strained 81 4l1
81 ~; Y. ~ en6sI G5. p 81 70: q. ~ ~: " 80;
81 250s3 40. '' '''
OCEAN FREIGHrS-The market for berth freights is
quiet pnd more active with quotations follows Liver
pooi i'ld London. SD: Glasgow. 4i1d: Bristol 4Ld.
rsaiih. !d Huh. Sd: Newcastle I'd Antwerp. Ham
burg 10 rfgs Rotterdam. loo: Amsterdam ioc Cork for
New-York tribune., 1897-11-06

A ADVERTISEMENTS: ana subscriptions tor The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown Oice. NO. l2t2 Broadway
"a door OF 3lsts until q clock D. M. advertise
received ,he following branch 9ces at regular
cor c3l-s: IL. dh.ave. coz. i2th-s Macys 6th-aye
and nth ST.; li2 Coumbus-ave West 60th-st; 100
West 42d- ST. 6th-ave 92 East 18th st; 251 West
42d 81, 1th ana sth ayes l59 East 4Ihst: 3s
I'd ave betw zen 10th and T7th ss l02j 3aye near 6ls
st 70s near so'h $40 3d ave near +ist-s
5jt ID ave; PIG Bleecl,r 325 Blocker 2eS 3D.
ave- 80 East 7Vth- St. i.02l 80 aye.i 2002 3dave.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-06

EXPORTS TO-DAY.

Wheat bush. $50 Refined pet ga's'' 90 00-
0Sts h,sr II ~, Cotton seed oil. gals. .&tttup
~ lusb ~ ~ ~ Il.ricatirg cl. gals. @l.-5H
psa,s h,sh ... 100 Reef. lh's...........- . -
Flour bhs.......... 800 1cpn n.'....''''''' con
Flour eacks......... l's' Hans n''''''''''' ,as s-o
Bran. h............. $500 Lard m cp1
Grass seed BAGS. 30 tredfc, Io''''''''''' 1nn
II,v b,!cs .... pct Butter. D............ ~
on cake lb........ 10. 200
New-York tribune., 1897-11-06
,e OF contract prices follows:

Foreign markets-Santos coffee market weak. good g..
crage Santos 1900 nominal receipts 2oI Bags; stock
ii9i bags Hamburg coffee market opened y pig
higher closed sqi pfg net higher sales 2ivD0 bags
Ugyra eotes market opened steady; January. ! franc
New-York tribune., 1897-11-06

higher. other months u franc higher: at II M. franc
higher al 3 D. n steady ). franc higher closed seau'
,E,t,t 80 ,'o, higher; total sales, 10000 bags
New-York tribune., 1897-11-06

- the tltle OF the work ard the name oi tne n, ~
thereon viii be received by he enI,as sxty-
Public Works az It's Offices Arsenal nuiu'"e e.n . 40
fourth street and Fifth avenue Centla t"s 90, ths
O'Clock p. M ~ Monday, November i'' io''' ~
following named works: - nun, anon AND
No / ron FuRNIsHING All rrT Ttfr iW1aTFRiALs
NECESSARY OR REQUIRED TO EisEsr SpW NV EAST
SO FAR AS HEREIN spECiFlEn, lE,, NE IMMFErES6ioIITAN
MUSEUM OF ART IN CENTRAI. PARK p,,r.sANr
xiNpons NTEsR Ton aAHRsTNAi. CENTRAL PARK
for particulars see 'City Record
New-York tribune., 1897-11-06
Receipts the ports interior points today com
ared with ne day last week and last year were

Total receipts al the ports this week az compared win
The corresponding totals last week. last year and lSs
yycre f1!lcva'
New-York tribune., 1897-11-06
NLIDE LINE.

CLYDE LINE; LINE. - ,.so,.ru 49,, so,,r,wr.r
iNcKsONVII.I.; and oil FLORIDA POINTS
From, Pier 90 T.. T. foot Roosevelt ST.. D. m.
,poot,nis ......................... Monday Nov Z
.IGONOIIN NeihesdPN Nov 10
ct+Wf xoi = Saturday Nov ~
COMANCIiE .MohuHy, NOV 10
S,,,wsrs haze first class passenger accommodations
WM T.. CLYDE 4 co. General Agents.
Bowling Green. " Y.
Fla Can, a PENN Fast +. n T.. Line, VIA jacksonville
|eo, go Freight and Passenger Line. Charleston.
p u EGER General Agent 3Ij Broadway y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-06
WHITE STAR LINE.
FRENCH LINE.
/,ONPAGNIE GENERALE TransatlantiQue.

- DIRECT LINE TO HAyRE-PARIS FRANCE.
From Pier AZ North River. foot Morton St
IA TOt'RAINE. Santeln. .........- -Sat Nov y 10 a. m
ia BRETAGNE Rupe :Sat" NOV; IS !. ss a. m
nwards by all steamers except la Tnuralne Including
railway fare Paris and LANDING cnrf.~ Hune farior
80 ss,ts free Second class TO Paris fjit5
EoRGET General Agen'. 3 Bowling Green. " Y.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-06

Rio coffee market barely steady; No Rio is",,: ex
Oh ange 7ad: receipts bags: cleared fT the Ihted
states 1900 bags cleared for Europe lOw" hass Soo"'
New-York tribune., 1897-11-06

rI>ANCE DEPARTMENT. BUREAU FOR THE COL
LECTION OF TAXES. NO. - CHAMBERS
STREET STEWART BUILDING.
New l0rk November LIST 1891
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
~ Office Is hereby given by the Receiver OF
~ Taxes Of the city Of New York all persons whose
taxes for the yerr 1891 remain unpaid the frs, day
on November o said year that unless the shall be
maid I, him AT hls office before the first day of
December OF said year he will charge ard collect
unon such taxes remaining unpaid that day In
addition 10 tie ot sJch taxes, per cenum on
the amount thereof ard charge receive and collect upon
such taxes so remaining unpaid the first day OF jan
nary thereafter the amount thereot al INC
rate OF per centun per annum 10 De CALCULATED
from October 1897. the day which the assessneht
ros and warrants therefor delivered 10 the saii
Receiver Of Taxes 70 the date of payment as proEoso
b, sections si2 s4 and So OF the New YORK Cly C0h-
soiaton Act OF lss: - =, TIA.
DAVID r. AUSTEN Receiver OF Taxes.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-06
,OOK'S NILE STEAMERS.

y our nrst-class Tourist Steamers will leave CAIRO
for the FIRST CATARACT; ,, , -.
r'osos iii ,.. - Rameses ........... 2S
i'WsrIy sa,lIngs thereafter DAHABEAHS and SPE-
cI,t STEAMERS FOR private parties.
'inn aIIoS - COOK a SON POI q I. Dos broadway y. Y
New-York tribune., 1897-11-06
Uublie \ Offices.


OFFICE or THE CLERK OF THE COMMON COUNCIL.
Room 5, City Hall. New York city.
New York November Bird, 1891
DURSTANT 10 directions given 10 me IN the
New-York tribune., 1897-11-06

MElgR0GARl 10IEo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d>ondon--Paris).
Sailing ,very Wednesday at 10 A. ".
PARIS ....... Nov. 10 PARIS. IS.........,..,..,Dec
ST. To9,is Nov 2. sr louis Dec IS
RED STAR LON: TO ANTWERP,
Sailing every Wednesday.
Noordland.. Nov. TO- noon Kensngton Nov "a AN.
Friesiand Nov. IL noon Westernland Dec. l.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers II and Is. N5r'h River. Office. Bowling Green.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-06
NOTICE-Estlmates for furnishing sawed

~ sprce Timber Contract 6l7 and for furnishing ao3ut
700 tons Anthracite Coal Contract Gls WI Se n,m II So
the Department OF Docks Pier A. y. ~. e, .ss
m Thursday November H. 1897. For par''cu'as' 'e'
CITY Record