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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-19
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Lave New-Nork NAl'-ha" 4e'A'''ai 9o"'" 800 49,
foot Of Liberty street.
'Daiy tExcept sunday. fsundays "
CHICAGO. - 30 a. m. - - D. ~. and ~ 10 nsht
PITTs BURG. 'i3O a. NJ. 1870 o.. m. u - p M
'i2 IS night 43o N. trains from lAh"ry -. my
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. 1000 a. No. 'S'3 ?. m
NEW ORLEANS. '4.55 p. m Through s"epcF).
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
To PHILADELPHIA. MAsHINGTON, hALtiMoH ~,
+75s 1000 Omen. 'll.3O A omen. IIuO = ~. .
- a O)lnerl ~ 20 tDner) - 10 DneD '55 D. IN ana
Up 10 nirnt NORFOLK, III 30 a. M .
All trains Illuminated with Pinisch Lent .
O.ces ll3 IT, POI. 43i. ia Bdwhy. ~ + IAN ST.
io- yoyerv y y asa 3is Fulion-st. brooklyn White
hail Terminal Baggage checked fIom hotel OF residence
10 destination.
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RAILROADS..
"ANERICA'S GREATEST RAILROAD"
NEW YORK CENTRAL

Al through trains stop 1T Albany Utica Syracuse
Traihs leave Grand Central station as f.llows;
$50 4. M.--Iai.y except Sundays. The famous
EMPIRE STATE I:xrREss. LIMITED ~
Niagara rails 500 T. NJ: Toronto 900 r. NJ De
san 4. M-ADIRoNDAcK MOUNTAINS ,tND MON
- = TRGAL Special DAILY except sunday. ..,.
$40 4: M.-FAsT MAIL Daily-For buffalo magma
- Falls ana f'eye,arl. TO-
1920 \. M-DAY EMPRESS. exce7. sunday. IoT
Loo =. -SOUTHNESfERN LIMITED ana -. II
CAGo sf'EcTAI~ DanyFo- Columbus CneiA-
$50 r. II M ansF MI 'G lR 92a ssfpA
500 ? MIKE SHORE LIMITED. ball., n 5S5
7;l3 y. NJ due Chicago 400 y. NJ sleeping ana p''
600 7. M.-WEsTEBN EMPRESS raly-For Nj
G.2I =. M-NORTIcI;N EXPEEsS Daiy--ror Troy
o Montreal e. EXCEPT s.turlays -, ST non
sax IPIAii D4I 1,.T HNp sourHv EsTEnN
49, SPECIAL. Dai:y-For buffalo. NasaIo o,,I ans
900 7. M+-sPE(TAI LIMITED NAIL" pa Y7'eep d.
ing car only for poin;s On Fan BROOK KY VIA
O.15 T. M-PAGiFic EXPREsS Daly-For ogiens-
burg Niagara Fails Cleveland. chioaso ana eN
csp satgraay f9r GeIg yinGeni and the A%oI eosso
nights Chicago seepers leave al g:l5
HARLEM DIVISION. , .
0ns a. VI. and :,:27 +. M.-raly. except Sunday. to
Ptsheld. sundays only at 0;20 4. ~
Magner Palace cars on al through trans
Trains illuminated with Pinisch Light &C.,, s.,,o,
Ticket and Wagner Offices Grand Central Staton'
13 261 413 Broadway II 14th ST. 9t2 roao"ay.
235 Columbus Ave 81 Vest l7''h s. I2e S st. =,
and l$Sh 81 Stations New ork 5's ana 80 fu'o" 49,
@' Teephdne SiSc Thirty Eighth Street, for NewYok
Central Cab service Baggage checked from hotel or resi-
dence by Westcott Express company; $500
GEOkGE u LANILI&. .irnrrAl IAs.enger AG-1t
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And also all the estate. right. TILE and
interest OK "a. said Philadelphia, Reading
and New England Railroad Company
tbcing IA leasehO.d estate IN pursuance of
a lease dated January 23rd. 1922 now and
which may hereafter he acquired Of In
ana 70 the railroad and property and
franchises Of the Duchess County Rail
road Company. beginning ~ "A point on
the railroad u the ih!lhdelphia. Reading
and New England Railroad Company. near
the Ctty OF Poughk,eps state II New
York. and extending In q .0uth-asterly
direction 60 point at or near HOpsWsii
Junction. stat. ~ New ork. connecting
with the railroad If the New York ani
New England Railroad Company and all
branches thereof now and which hereafter
be located ana constructed.
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WORK WANTED.

maze.
a GENTLEMAN. 80 years old. OF conan
cradle business experience ana good no
hr-sg. wants position where ability. non
esfy and faithr,n"ss VII De fnuce..i,,'i,
-. $50. Al references viii 10 furnish a
.nI Lords n necessary; capable of elmer
once or outside work Aidress AAEA-
IcAN, Tribune OfncA
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MAID.-By a competent and reliable iady's
maid: years in last place. can bs
highly recommended. Address sunday ard
Monday, NJ. NJ. BOX %. LA. broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-19

ADVERTISEMENTS An6 sut-,iIptilns for The Trihur.
~ received 81 freir Uptown p'lc". X i.42 Efiad"a
- door - 1iaf until q o..'rk m advertise
ren. following branch orices - regular
orioe ia;ca until .~lo,H o. M tz. - Nh ave a.
or PA = ~ c'h ave- ieth Mays. Sth-ate
1872 -. columbus ave near West 'oii - Joe
West 19l %. Ef~f ian i. ~ West
I2d al hep cen 7h ana SIN nves 100 East i7th - as
"a ave between 7C'h and 77h sts 1925 - a'e. near
4. S0ih - Go ~ ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-19
Railroads.
ERIE RAILROAD.

Thr0urh ttns leave New-loTkl fo0 q 'haInbsFs-
. f,.lovs and Eve minutes earlier from West 23d ST.;
600 A. M.-Vesiituled Express daily for Binghamton.
Wayerly. Elmra, Buffalo Bradford. Arrives hu"@io
T. NJ Parior L. Buffalo ,
o:I5 T. M.-Vestibued Express daily for Port JerVis
a., Non,cel0 Daily except sunday. for Ia ckaWeNen,
Hone-iae inportan; local points & Elmra Pull
man Iarlor Enira.
LOO r. M-Vestibuled lmlted-Fas, mail daily Solid
,--'n .,r chicago Arrives Cleveland 40 A NJ chicago
2 NJ Sleepers To Chicago Cleveland ana cincinnati
7,3o T. M-Buffalo ard Cleveland Vesthued Express
daily Arrives AZ Buffalo 7:05 A. NJ. Bradford 100 \.
NJ jamestown 200 \. NJ. Youngstown 1927 A. NJ,
Cleveland 1870 ?. NJ Sleepers 70 Buffalo ana Cleveland
Cafe Library Car.
0,I5 r. M.-Daly solid train for Bnghsmton. Elmlra,
Wayerly and Chicago. Slespers Hornellsvle Chicago
and Cincinnati. Dining Car. - 49,
gTNCKETS, LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN &C
LAMENTATIONS az III, ii3. Gel 40l and 95T Broad
way I2T Bowery 155 East l25,hst and 20 West i2"a
st Chambers ana West 23d 81. ferries New-York. 53
and Fulton-st 9S Broadway. Brooklyn l22 River St.
Hoboken and Jersey City station. New YORK Transfer
= ~als ,or and checks from hotels and resi-!
dences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-19

MAID. %c.-By a refined American ma
and seamstress: understands househeep-
ENABLE. hest city reference. Address NJ.
NJ 2l2 West cpth-s'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-19

NtRsE.-Hosp.,ai trained nurse by week
or rn-nth. any sickness: patients thy-
steam, references; terms lowe Address
only WOOD. 1ji 6th-s,e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-19

GARDENER. head gardener. 10 take
charge OF private estate, preferably IN
New-york or New. Jersey. by scotch
American. sce1 - married. small family.
thorough experience In greenhouse. crap
erv md garden work ~ all kinds. proper
care - ornamental grounds. etc, work
er. and fully competent 90 take entire
charge u a gentlcman's place highest
references Address y. o. Box III. Quincy.
Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-19

And also all and singular the krants
licenses. rights and privileges conferred by
the laws OF the State ~ New York upon
the said PoughAeepsle Bridge Company and
now vested IN the sad Philaie phla Read
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-19

MAN and wife. thoroughly understand
their business best reference. Mr..
WALSH - West Goth St
USEFUL, MAN. &c. by man and wife
man. care of horse. COW. &C.. good
driver and al-ar1und man. wife good
cook housekesper. references. DE Sill
LONAYE % Greenwich ave.
USEFI'I.-MA Married Swede. enc
child. horses garden. farm. all work on
gentlcmsns place. capable to- mr. mage IN
required. VIE care milk, butter etc, well
recommended Al CARPENTER'S Jos
6th-dNe.
UsEFUI,MAN. -ny an elderly man. Cor
man. on n gentleman's place, more ior
g1od home thAn wages. CHARLES
HEYER. Hist st. West. second door from
boulevard.
USEFUL MAN. Single man. SO. German,
English. understands taking care OK
horse, COWS and garden. city or country.
best references. JENrScuKE. 30 Eliza
beth-st.
USEFUL, MAN. Experienced single man:
understands farming ana the care dh'
MANAGEMENT Of horses. carriages and gar
drnine Addresa 4. II MAGUlRE. care
l.. T.. Howett. Oakland Farm. Roslyh'
Long Island
wAITER.-By Intelligent German. neat
appearance. courteous and obliging. not
afraid Of work. suTz. 30 East I9th st.
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
CHANBERMAID and WAITRESS wanted
~ F.u0iewood -. j. Protestant PIE
ferred must b.. competent ana "lil'ns' ;
nurseaaid and Chinese COOK ia hpuf' h0li.
rau on Monday. hctrecn II ana l. q. ~:
al Room 720. al broadway. corner "i
IJbcrty-i.
COVERINGS WASTED.-A sovern"sS
able to instruct a boy IN hsh"r bnf.is
brnncheS LaIn. German a"l s'Frn'l
n German lady preferred. Apply - !.iier
I, sir. /. i. DoMMERICH "l4 West
1Jss-st
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WORK WANTED.


HOOHKTErrR sTrNoGEArHER ard
TYPEWRITER Competent cDrr"sp'ni
enf. desires position where services VII
reference. SALARY So o. start. A. j. 49,.
HlN - Tribune once.
rO0KKEFrER Young man. 20 r~sidlng
Vlfh parents. desires position as assist
.rf OH l..t.r l.r rli experience. god
r~f,f.nces ". CONRON. $50 East 3''h-'i
BOY. 10. putiie school graduate. desir,e.s
position. chnncr ~ advancement. !.
NIiIli. ~ lfi ave.
BOY. graduate. with fair knowledge of
Bookkeeping douh." "nit'. desire. p.t'
ton ran operate typewriter AMI furnish
references. = 81. ~ lark ave. Hkiyn.
BOY = desires situation with chancr ~
advancement. references. wholesale
houro prefrrred Addrcss EDWARD KEI.
LER ] .Ai1 Avenue A. clsar store.
EARKEEpER German American; close
mixer. frat eioss. sober. reliable. ref-r
'ncef EAEkEErER $40 East i2'th 4"
RICYCLE RFpAIRER Nine years *
rerience and r.ferenc"s from last en-
power. understands husiness thoroughly.
s1,ary moderate MERRILL. 3l9 Ham
burg ave. BROOKLYN
GLITTER ans FILTER f0r custom lndl'r
faUurIry. lsng sxpericrge. city f'frr
ences thorou:n tailor. CITY or couniiN
Address CONT ETENT. care caronc. "Ss
East 18Th -.
CARPENTER. no, long IN country. seeks
employment. city or country ~ p'1vni"
place. moderate wages. - Greenwich -.
DRIVER single. 70 drive horse and
wagon. store preferred. thoroughly hon
ct of 4
PIE. y Wayne st., Jersey CITY
ENGINEER. Nrn- n required. rcpairs.
steam and gas httinc factory preferred.
good references. l.. 81 KkE. 40 Crown
ST. brooklyn.
ENGINEER VIII some Kind omrloyrr
elve situation TO station AIRY engineer
strictly sober. CITY ncrnse: handy with
tools. hes sick wife. +. & \. NJ. Fox :.
200 Eaft 3'ih at
ENGINEER Would 20 as assistant:
perfectly understands tho MANAGEMENT ~
boilers. pump. engines. dynamps. electric
lighting ana eicv1.ors, single, strictly
sober NJ OTIS 1850 Lexington ave.
TNCfNrrR First class license. best city
reference. sober ant industrious H.
wears experience; underrtards sieanhi-
ting e.. cnrc Neil. 1s2 Wet iih-1t
EXPERT DETECTIVE wants work. Ad
drcss W. LOUIS care Room II. loo
Wee, i2d st
ELECTRICIAN. Thoroughly experienced
wireman muuldne, irnr CONDUIT. switch
hoafd work. UNDERSTANDS pans. sprcihca-
tons est mating. ciiv. counirr. jOhbing
solicited. moderate. "2l East anih 81.
FEFDTR-T0r cylinder nress. ficRdy po-
slfion. H. r 1905 Er.sjow Il.
WOULD lk. 80 transact any business
nj r~rifc coast fO- 1ro ~ two rrrns.
BUSINESS. FOX -. Tribune oGioe.
JANfTOR By young married man. two
children. carpenter. can TAKE charge q
I've or SIX house,. Address ktIEf-
WATER. T. and II PHO =.
NITOR.-ry American couple. man
handy with tools. active and ohligine'
vife coed renter. must be rent rec.
MARION. IA frernHich-st.
JANfTOR Man and wife. small fsmllN
can attend furnace a.so very good a.
renting best reference. SE1ON. 4ol East
l2ist- 81.
NATTP FgSFs refnads al residence. hair
c.fjed washed. fumissted. furniture re
ral~d: upholstering. best work rsAsonAhis.
J. W. HAINEa. "a West i7th-st
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HOUSEKE3pER. - Experiercec; ycuns
Canadian. capable OF taking entire
charge. wishes permanent engagement
would take position as companion hign.
est references. idress COMPETENT, Il
Bib.e House.
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DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN Il. Il.
Stations in New York. foot of barclay
and Christopher Sfreets. .
vEsTIBULED TRAINS Pullman BUFFET
CARS. PINTSCH LIGHT.

A.
1000 4. M.-CCafe CAR. BUFFALO SCRANTON.
EINGHAMToN. owEGo ITHACA bs,5MIRA;
OcWESO EXPRESS. Pullman Palace Cars. Connect
ing at Bunao with trains for Chicago ana points
-,
100 r. VI. Oaly)-chicago nd Buffalo Nsstibuled S-
mess for SCRANTON. WII.KESBARRE and FL
MIRA Pullman Buffet Paror Car to Enira'
Through sleeping Cars and Day CO5ch 10 chicago
arriving AIS p. next day. ..,
400 p N.-SCRANTON WlLKESBARRE. and Pill NJ
9th EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet pator car
ZOO y. NJ DaIypChicago and Buffalo vesti5uled LIN
red Express for SCRANTON. BlNGHA MTON. Eli
MIRA BUFFALO. Through Buffet Sleeping Car
%ev-York 10 Chicaes. i'ln.ng car west OF Buffalo.
$40 u. VI. Dailyl.-Burs:o Iypress Pullman seepeIs
for SCRANTON BINSHAMTON. ElMlRA. IAIf1s
Mt NORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving IN Buha.o .
o.a0 =. NJ CDary)-BUFrALo. SCRANTON, BING-
VANTON OwEGO. ITHACA. ELMiRA SIZE
GT-Sr RTtHTIEI,D SPRINGS and OSNEIO EN-
PRESS. Pullman Buffet Sleepers . -o,.-
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMM)DAI lON2, ht
Henry & Sons G-mitedl. III Broad"Sy ~ rals
pfs-e sey Broadway and $40 broadway. lcke,s- Al
stations. l2th ST; --'
At 2s C0lunlbrs-ave.. New-York, 53s ana $50
an iO9 BROADWAY Brooklyn. Timetables giving fun
Information All stations. - 49, -, -. ~.
WESTCOTsT EXPRESS COMPANY will cal. Ior anu
check baggage hotel or residence TO destination
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pISINESS CHANCES.

GOOD PAYING manufacturing business
for sale: owner retiring on account OF
age. FUN investigation invited: no agents
O. trifc-s need apply. Address oN MEN,
~ T-iNpne H"~".
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CENTRAL RAILROAD or new JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four ira -as. Electro In~uu'ate siena'a
Stations New York. foc' = Liberty st.
and south Ferry Whrehal-5t.
Trains Leave FOOT Iaheuy st
On and after sept. ~. ls'iS .,
FL. rn.ton. Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk @c,
TO Enston). 5.i5 q 30 70 Eastonl p sundays 4"p
q 90 Il Faston) \. NJ. 100. $50 600 j. NJ -
For Wllkr>larre piitsfon and scranton. 400 WIZ
NJ. 80 J. VI. Sundays { 20 \. VI. ~ = go
Foi Reading and Harrisburg. at CO. 20 S6n' ="
~ 90 To- Rcadlnel + 81 l2i5 nigh, sunday. 30 ~ %
ReadinJ a. ". 100 i.i5. 5;So. Goo !. a. !. 10
night On s.oo
a.io A NJ 10 l.si 900 p ". - - night SUNDAYS
I:O 4 NJ. leo - COO = " y - eight
ALL RAIL route.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c
Rod IiaTt I,In- Branch. Iaik ocean Grove
ana points Iont Pleasant 30 80, II 70 NJ,
! ~ 35a q 20 POO Bank ln11. 3 ~. - Gla : "
sunaays stops n n'oraH"n Tor Ashury f"k ana "-'"
For atlantic Highland. 80 SO, II go y " LOO
4 3d. G15 = NJ suniays 900 s VI. 80 T. y
For Lakewood. Toms RIVER. nafo.gtt ftft an- nam,
F1- Atlantic city. Vlneland and hridge9n $50 4 81
f. w'nron,h Reach scahrleht ani Highlands fof
Nsvesnk 42o sao 8 NJ go So fl3 ?. NJ
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. SC.
From - It.. f.It 81 Rector -.
For Atlantic Highlands. iIEhisntr 2 Nafes.nk Nor
marble Rdmsrn Beach scanrfrht Noun Irh i;"erh ~
Ing rranch. 42o. ioi5 = n. l01. 8 IS -" =. NJ
for Elor.a. As.ufv Park Ocean Grove ani NE
eo1fh TO- r1int rlct-sut lois A ~. 100 as -"
4 surflvs 'sfo-0 n I1'eriakcn fr Ashnry PARK AMI
OCEAN C-0rel \ "
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TROY BOATS

r,pr LOWER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
=. g.r,, or Saratoga leaves Mest 10Th st. daily
CITY q. -, d i. VI. CONNECT WITH DELAWARE
except ,1s-.5,i% and rITGHBCkG TRAINS. Sunday
49, toi.A n Albany.
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ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
CARPET CLEANING.

80 ~ roor Careful Carpet Cleanlhs
co SIS broadway. 42l East 4Sih ST.
CSOF T. BRANDT Tel l22-z.-n.
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ALBANY Evening lfmeo

- ApIEO<DACh and DEAN RICHMOND leave
s"-l. a. \ r. foot Canal ST., at Z. NJ. daily (sun-
od Per e,AN connecting with trains for points
CtlH, nd West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-19

GARbENNE German. married. no CHI
d-nn. practical ir every branch - ga
denlng greenhouses and vegetables, mas
,ut exre,tenre 70 caro- Tor stock. also
h0rse. cow. and poultry; can operate In
culator wife rrst-clpss huttermeker. y
willing 10 take charge u dairy and poul-
trv wishes situation on large country
place Address GARDENER. 10 Park
Row
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-19

GAKDFNIR. Understands the care and
management. u gentl'man's country
place. farm and all kinds 81 stock mar
rl~d wants coffag" 20 live In. reference
~ 81 wears aa gardener nni foreman
Address w.. 70, ?22. Florida. Orange Co..
y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-19

I.AUNDRESS. &c.--6y Protestant woman
aq laundrass In small family. or wollt
DO chareerwork and fine Washing: no o.
lection 70 short distance In country: .ef-
erences Address y. W. Box 100. l,-'2
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-19

INFANTS NURSE BY young woman;
thoroughly competent, good reference.
2.6 Eas, 33ds,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-19

MAID Refined. trustworthy young North
German as ladys or chidren's mald'
country present Please cal. after .. n.
FRULINE BENTE. sTg sth-sve.. at
Smiths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-19

GARDENER. 49, Sober. willing single man:
thoroughly understands greenhouse
stock poultry. LAYING out grounds. mr.
class references. moderate wages COM
PFTENT. CT Lexington
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-01-12
RETURNED FROM DAWSON.

Several More Miners Return ON the
Steamer City Of Topeka.
SEATTLE, WASH. Jan. l2.-The
steamer City of Topeka, from juneau,
Alaska, had among her passengers nine
mon who left Dawson City. Dec. ..
They were "a days coming from Daw.
son to the coast. Their journey was
attended by no special incident. The
party brought out with them CSC. 900 in
gold dust and drafts. Dog teams were
used in making the trip. The party
brings no new features in reference to
the food situation at Dawson. They
all agree that food is scarce but that
there is no danger OF starvation. If a
large number of persons had not gone
down the river to Fort Yukon and CIR.
Gle City to spend the winter, different
tale would have been told.
+. g. Arnold said: ''There 10 no
danger of starvation. OF course there
is not food enough, but that was al.
ways true In the Yukon, and always
will be. There 10 big warehouse OF
! beef at Dawson. Next winter will b
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-01-12

leFaton. Perfect quiet immedi.
rel-ncd.
people realized that tho begin.
Fl tAe end had come, and that
. lew minutes tho vote that
largely determine who would be
ext United States senator would
Every senator was in his seat to
his action At tho side Of many
4'e' and friends whom they had
gat in.
IS Just II o'clock when Senator
an arose to nominate Senator
~. During tho delivery OF the ad.
" was somewhat remarkable
Inc senator's sat perfectly quiet.
'he Speaker. Crowded into tho
we're hundreds OF people. taking
'fy possible foot OF space and yet
sound could DO heard, save the
o' the speaking senator.
senator Burke pronounced the
Of Mckisson there was a perfect
- and this feeling could be
seen in tho faces of tho au.
t. senator Wolcott Of Cleveland
"''ely seconded tho nomination
Aa'or Hanna. The nomination Of
:, "' Gibson was seconded by Sen.
mex Lieutenant Governor Jones
announced the ballot would 30
,n " the senators rising in their
na naming their choice. Tho
~. :, Tue short term resulted: Hanna
,o'e IN the senate stood ID for Nc.
ana II for Hanna. the same as
''.iot for the long term. With
~ the senate aud So in the house
4 "ad Just tho requisite 70 votes
! >, ,,'ectlon. with all preseut, but
vI aIoSence Of Representative Ora.
|no o IS dangerously sick, Hanna
'ie to spare.
pa hurkc Of Cleveland was the
|o, publican in the senate who did
ps; 'o' hanna. Senator Voight,
\, ou'st from Cincinnati, voted for
f," "s dld all tho fusion Republic
VII o" Hamilton county excep,
no .l ana not produce the dramatic
pcna" . mad been announced, and
fsn fsemerally expected.
10 oh.Aaele chne scene took place in the
Aouso amber when the vote from
sen. m was announced. The Repub
ta.ors' st", inspired BY the encour
o IN their chairs and Moor
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-01-12

Chicago Union stock Yards
CHICAGO. Jan. IL.
HOGS-Market rather slow, weak to DC
lower.
Sales ranged at Sl45ol36 62is for light;
E,5oo 367,< Tor mixed; S34Oes S6'lf for
heavy; So IS @3. 80 for rough.
CATTLE-Market steady.
Sales ranged at $5,soW5.25 for beeves;
- ooul l. a5 for cows and heifers: g. A0W.
~A for Texas steers; S3.NGl4.25 Tor
stockers and feeders
SHEEP-Market steady.
sales ranged at S2.NG+.45 for natives:
Ss.5O@4S0 for westerns; S4.ooW5.65 for
lambs
Receipts: Hogs, $4,000; cattle, 1000;
sheep, ll.OOO.
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FEVER HEAT
|Dsc Interest Shown in the
Election of a Senator at
Columbus.
| is of the Balloting in the
nate and House Of Rep
rc>cntativcs,
rh Gave Hanna Enough Votes
to Elect lpon Joint
nallot.

.rylr. O, Jan. l..-Thc senate
! NJ, crowded to It's limit. when
clock tho first move III the grcai
bra. caut"s; wss made. The re-.
=! ,Aa mmljicc fixing the hour
Time ior taxing tho ballot had
s1aa,cd :nc i!ne before, and
l.. H.ci-c getting outside, the
crowded IN. When Lieutenant
fn9- Jones raped for order and
tnccl tina, the lal!oting for II
\ states senator was how under
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call Dunton of Morgan and Manuel OF
Montgomery did not respond. but they
were soon found in the lobby.
Quite large delegation went to the
boarding house Of Representative
Cramer to fight it out with his ply ysician
and family. After waiting half an
hour. tho Republicans moved that
further proceedings in the house be dis
pensed with. As this meant to pro.
coed with the ballot with the absence OF
Cramer. q close fight was made on tho
motion. The test vote resulted b8 yeas,
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J. \. Perkins. OF Antiquary. O.. was for
thirty years needlesly tortured hy
physicians for the cure OF eczema. He
was quickly cured by using DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Snlve the famous healing
salve for piles and skin diseases
FRANK SMITH.
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far worse than this. because there will
be many more people there"
In reference to the proposed govern.
ment relief expedition, all agree that
while 1t is not needed to avert actual
want, it will be welcomed, nevertheless.
w. j. Jones says: "The output Of
gold in the spring will be from sl5, ,O0O,-
900 to $50, ,O00,OOO. This opinion is con.
CURED in by the transportation com.
rany managers and Alexander McDon-
aid, the richest man in the klondike
Five millions Of dust is now stored in
Dawson, three and a half millions Of
which would have come out this fall,
had the boat reached Dawson"
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Chicago Grain aud Provision.
CHICAGO, Jan. IL.
CLOSING PRICES
WHEAT-January, 9l11c; May. slc;
July, sl><o; September, S5ssc; Decem-
Der. s5ssc.
CORN-JAnuAry, 1870; May, 29ssc;
July. 5000.
OATS-january, &c; May. sSAo:
July. 2s9Sc.
PORk-JanuAry, AS5; May. $685.
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