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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-20

gung unb traf MaBregeln, ~aGfGGigen
Qusbrii6en berfcI6en nit Gnti9;ez
Oenbeit entgsgen gu treten. Der Sc
bante elmer Nu9giebtgttt gegeniiber
Der yRebeuion" tpnnte in Den herr
S6eroer &reifen gu bieIer 3eit nod
gar Hi6t auftommen. Die Wtoglt6=
lett elmer baloigen @erfpenbung Der
be~paffneten Med9t mar borgeIebcn.
Die 9rpppen er6ielten 8efebl, an
itiinoIi4 gum Marf9iren unb 6s6teu
ftreit gu fem, unb cine altsrei6anDe
NnSabl BON @ei@ubsn tpurb feuerz
ferhg gema9t. 0iefe 3urIItungen
enb9ingen 6infpieber ben 8tiden Der
8eD0ltemng ni9t, unO Die 8abrntbz
mung, baB Ri. 8egierur9 0uf etnsn
Qus6ru9 bon unru6en ii4 gefaBt
made, Tpl6e bemua9 %eripurte, mar nur
geeignet, bic @Gbrung gu me3ren unO.
10 gu f0gen, bic guten 8erliner nit
Der 8~Orftelung elmer Rebolution perz
trauter 5u MAIDEN, uls es tDntglt3
p~reuBIffsn untertbunen bon re6tsz
tpagen 5ufdm unb bon 9etDobnbsitss
tpegen unitunb. 9ds punberli6e
0ing BON Men56 1T ia betunntli4 10
gedrtet, DaB dbI4redenbe @rempel fir
i'm 8uglei9 oerIodenoe iinb.
2m 6. Wldr3 fingen bic 0emonItrdz
tionen on, 6iiben uno brii6en, p6an
unb unien. Die 8ei6e berielben err
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feierli9e @ntIuf1mgs >Rebe an ben
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benz 0inbz@i etnes StrafgefeBentz
tpurfs briikRb geiefen bate. 6risbz
rid WilbeIm Der 8terts beIaB reonez
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bel gu iebr beriibelt, buB er OieIes iein
Qt6f qerne leu9ten lieB. rOi6ter
lie6en ni6t gu I9peigen" unb Steiner
nod tpeniger. Dim 6. Mdr3 rebate
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Gr ga6 bic @rtIGrung ab, >DaB Der
9ereinigte 2anbta9 fiirOsr bic oez
niinI9te n9eriObtoitdt" baden ioQfs;
Ippie, baB i'm Der 9ebante fern, in
hie inneren 4ngeIegenbeiten frember
@0!ter d. B. Der Tran3OTen) fi9 elm
miI9en gu molten, es pGre beRn, baB
BON bort6sr Elm Angriff erfolqte.
S6lieBli& Idgte er: pas @srtrauen
neintg goltes lit meine feteffe
StIBe" = unb fpru9 bic 5Offnunq
aug, bic @elt tperOe audi ieBo tpieber
erfabren vbaB in 9reuBen Der &0niq.
bas 8olt unb bds Seer bisIel6en limb
bon @eT9le9t gu 9ef4leGt."
On Demielben Montag, benz 6.
Wsdrs, an tpel4em Der &0nig Moraens
i'm peiBen @aale bes S4lOfes gerebet
BATE, .tpArbe 4benba in tinem 6sr ius
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-20

i'm qleiGen Qt6em3uge ne6en elmer De-
motratiI6en l1mgeItaltung De5 Stau@
tes Die 8erufung bss p~ereintgten
Qdnbtags foroern, 6ieB ia bon bteIer
feuoaten W&iBz unO SpOttge6urt bon
9olt5bertretlng cine fol6e umi9dfz
funq erparten. 9araus er6eIt ptez
Der fldrli6, DuB in PreuBen ielbft Die
neraltirteIten 8iibIsr" NOD INNER
ausbiinoige WondrGtIten gepeien
itnb; benin iene M}iBz unO S]pottgeburt
mar ia Gem ureignsn 8eiite OeS &oz
nig8 entiptungen uno besbulb Duroe
tie nit 8eipett angelo n. Die upper
tluQen 8srliner itdnOtn oemna3, gez
nau betra9tst, nit Dem Odrmk1'19en
8Guerlein, tpel6es in ienen 9ugen Ous
groBe @ort: Die Republtt polen
mir, a6er unIeren @roBfer3og molten
mir aud" - eeluiien duSiprd4, Guf
berfelben 2eiteriprOiie politti4er Bill
bunq.
0erpeil ulfo oas @olf uuf Der 5reiz
bitsbubn bic eriten unbe6olfe nen
Ghritte paqte, in tinoli6ar HdibetGt
rebts6in unD lints6in nu9 Mnbultsz
puntten taitenb, bate aud elm bod
poblneifer Magtitrut Der preuBti3en
6auptftaOt Das 4Orefenfteber bstom@
men. 8enigFens Die MtinOer6eit Die
Ter 8sb0roe i9tpang ii6 beretts gu Der
Grbreiitung empor, &c. WtdieItdt
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%6irn6Dble oes 6errn Sber6iirgermet>
tiers &rdusnid, zines iiber ieglt3en
8erod6t reDolutionGrer Stimmung
tburmbo9 er6a6anen Wunne5, Deroi9z
teten ii9 bic WSGr3nebel gu 10 tpunoer@
li6en 96untdsmen, DAB Der 9ute ii4
fir ~gefGbrDet pG6nte, m0gli6er Welie
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qierunq perDen gu miTen. gi9t bonn
Qorefenfieber, dber bonn S9redensz
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mar lie 10 ie6r eine ni9Iotterige &Oniz
GIN, buB Tie biz preuBtifen Stats
f6uIof6eine auf "a unO @iienba6n=
Qftien unb unOere r@ertbe" 10 gu ia
Qen ms 8oDenlofe fallen lieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-20

Ser WenDepunttstuq. -
0itere 9erU6te unD
pffene 9erausforbez
T g.
lnterOefsn 3sigte bic 8etpegung DON
StunDe gu StunDe mebr Neiqunq,
aus elmer papternen cine t6atiG6lt6e
gu perben, uno Der ID. MGr3 muB als
Der 8enbePantt 5e3ei4Ret perOen.
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Live Stock Market

NEW YoRK, Friday. Nov. 4.-Receipts OF beever
were 2,577 head. in lao cars. including 12I fol
plhuRhterers and IS for the market. making IN,
total offerings. with the stock already in the pens, &c
cars. Trade was less active than on Wednesday and
prices eased OF loc. on all grades except fat o
and the yards were not fully cleared. Ordinary 70
choice native steers sold at 1850 &C. 20 a 100 ms
tops At $3.50. oxen and stag, at 90. 1oe3t.to, bulls
ats2. a50ea. o.cows at S2osa.3 B, ? fat do. At 90. zoe
". Dressed beet. was in good demand At 0N0S1(c.
v ID. for native Hides. Cables weak. Exports to-day
nonsi tomorrow, 300 beeyes and A,2t5 quarters OF
Receipts Of calves were OF head. all for the mar.
kst Veals were steady and sold readily at S6, 5o0ss
2 100 ms. for ordinary to choice quality; good grass.
veals steady At 9a1Ihc. y b.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were 5,a11 head, IN.
oluding 4 cara for butchers and IL cars TO bo sold,
and the total oferinEs were 18h cars. Sheep were
dull and loS15c; lower: lamb. also declined ba1oc.,
closing weak. Three cars of sheep unsold. Inferior
70 prime sheep sold at S89$I.6o p 100 MS; fair TO
choice lambs at es.569e6.e 80, Dressed mutton
Receipts OF hogs were $40. head, all for slaugh.
tcrers: Nominally lower ut e3.760S3.s5 y 100 he.
for fair to prime hogs.
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legal Asitses.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
~ Joel ID. Goodman and Benson II. Goodman
against James Fisher. Summons; Trial desired in
he county of New YORK.
To the aboye-named defendants.
YOU X HEREBY SUMMONED 20 answer the
complaint In this action and 10 serve q copy OF your
enAwer on tte plAintina' attorney within twenty '.Ol
days Aftor the service OF the luminous exclusive Of
the day OF seryicei and in case OF your failure to APP
by detau-T fc- the relief dcmandod in the Compliant.
Dated October 9Th. 1903,
DAVIS & KAUFMAN,
plaintiffs Attorneys,
once and Post ONCE address $50 broadway. Dor
ough Of Manhattan, n. Y. city.
To the defendant James Fisher:
The foregoing summons is hereby served upon
you by publication, purs uRnt to an order made hero
IN by Honorable William y. Cohen. one OF the Jus
tlces or the supreme Court Of tho State o. New York.
dated New York, November 4th, 1898, and nled with
the complaint in the ohlco OF tho Clerk OF the County
or New, York at tho County Court House, Ia the
Borough OF Manhattan, City OF New York.
Dated New York. November 9TH, 1898.
Yours. &c., DAVIS * KAUFMAN,
PLANTING Attorneys,
2s4 Broadway. New York City.
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ERIE RAILROAD

street. as follows. and i've minutes earlier from West
Q.00 A. M.-yestbuIed Express daily for ntno.
srri Wo B sa@tSn; ESrMyerig; E FL Buffalo. bradford.
Ono +. M.-yestibule imited~Fast mail daily
z.Oo solid train for Chicago, arrives at Cleyeiani
Cleveland and CINCINNATI. Dining oar. " S"NAS''
7.S0 4. BUFFALO and Cleveland Vestibuled
bradford 5i2oA M. jamestown 1000 IA, NJ, YounEs..
nv io:Sa =; a.. CLEVELAND 1880 p. NJ. Sieepers 10
y: 3 r. +; M:-DMly solid train for Binahamton,
n%ellsylllo. Chicago, and Cincinnati. Dininv car nor
LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
.,5d BroadMay; 1877 Bowery, 1876 East i2bth 81. and
20 west 10th 81, Chambers and West 28d 81. fer.
brooklyn; ~ hlyer ST., HOboken. and jersey civ
SsAuon. New YORK Transfer Co. calls for and checks
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After opening slightly lower owing to favorable
weather At the South. cotton rallied and advanced o
some new buying. But the improvement was short
lived, Tired longs sold out. and prices again moved
~receipts were heavy and the quantity brought into
sight was over 100000 bales larger than
burger Cotton Company OF Mississippl sstimStsd
spot mSrgiets in t hhi.o ecSDtry p sont,n m,lli1 anist tss
Eeathsr At the South was generally favorable. and
fair weather IL indicated in most sections during the
next t~hirty-six hours. Helena, Ark. Oct. 81.-"Tho
weather e perfect. Picking IL progressing nicely.
The only question Is whether we will have the
weather, to gather II. Grades are running q little
lower. chasing barely middling."
CoEFEEERio on the spot was hrm; No. z. $4,000.
Sales OF, 800 bags Maracaibo and BOO Savanilla.
Futures here advanced 8 points. closing steady. with
sales OF $500 bags, Havre advanced ~. and Ham
SnrS q RfG' american warehouse deliveries, $3.50
receipts. 5000 stock. 44o. oooi EXCHANGE. 6 l,7-32d..
unchAnGed. Santos was quiet at 100 refs advance;
receipts for three days. "a. OO0; stock. 500. 900. The
future trading here was as follows:
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FRIDAY. Nov. 4.-GRAIN-Wheat-Spot was
active and steady. with sales OF 952.0 900 bush.
for export here and at the outports. including
100000 here. No. 2 red in elevator. 74c.: No.
1 Northern Duluth. 1Hc. over December {. o. b.
early in November; No. 1 Northern New
York. &c. over December I. o. b. afoat TO ar
rive. The Northwestern receipts were 1912
cars. against 1888 last week and $40 last year.
Chicago received $50 cars. against 23S last week
and IA lastyear; estimate for tomorrow $50.
Futures declined Nc. to 1c.. but recovered part.
closing &c. to &c. lower. with sales Of 1.085. 900
bush. Prices as follows:
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Oats were more active on the spot and Arm. with sales
Of 12o, 1000 bush. No. 2 in elevator. 2ehc.; do, de-
livered. 3oHc.; No. 3. 2sSlc.; No. ? white. sokc
No. 8 do, 2sI6c.; track and ungraded white, 500
$780,: track mixed, 2e931c. Futures were nominal.
Rye was quiet but steady: No. ? Western. 55c.. C. If
Buffalo. Buckwheat was firm at 4504ec., c. l.. Z.
track. Barley was dull but steady: new feed, 400
42c.. c. 4. Z. Buffalo. Corn was less active on the spot
and easier. Sales 2ss. 600 bush. for export here and
at the outports. including $4,000 here. No. 2 in
elevator. December price; No. > yellow. 1hc. over
Futures declined Te.. With sales Of 5000 bush.
openin0. Hissest Leg.st. c7o.ins. Nisht.
SSs sSa".ssS 50 ssssss S SIX s ssa
Wheat declined early in the day owing to lower
cables, higher ,a,1 oop HsSI liberal receipts ara local ana
sell, and later on a small demand. mainly Tor short
account, caused a rally in which most Of the loss was
increase about a%' 7 1896 ' 10 Zoo q 600 . ef Snsh. for T tha
week, s sGod sta. an inc 2 yssasago ofe :ooo. 600; there
S9s srSoS el snsS. 4 x of r whe1. and nd. f his1v 1g'T s.assa
eyer. prices again receded on renewed selling. In
larger tn than MA is.t yeS Sra and the Condition whsea ios. Liver:
pool declined Ad. and Paris Nc, Corn declined
The cash demsnd was smaller: he Argentine en- s ship.
msnts o were sox 900 bush. against see. goo last week
There was nothing: doing IN cats a''NH'D ''e' 70 'a'
fLouH-Dun and easier. sales II 900 bblS. Re
s.1s6 bbls; and 1875 sacks. Winter in bbIs.: gu:
perfne, S2,500S2.6o: No. 2 extra, 81. 49,. rs;
clears. b, 1ooS 80 straights, So. 4osss So; patents.
80. 7oSS3. 80. Spring in bbls.: Clears, 50. 9o9S3.I6;
stEaightS; g. 25ess.5o patents, 90. 7oSss.ss. Buck;
spot. Rye WAS firm at S3.1o098 .35.
CorToN-Spotcotton here was unchanged. with Balea
OF II bales for spinning. Middling uplands s B-1ec..
against &c; last year: New Orleans and Gulf 6 eide;
1:1ec. Savannah sold / .618 bales. New Orleans 400,
Memphis 400, Galveston 300. Augusta /, 200. Nor.
folk .oIo. Mobile 900. Liverpool was unchanged
1nehsnged to \ point higher; sales for the week
stocks GAG 900. against "a. oOolast week and z19 900
6e.4a6, against 5s,sss last week and OF 1884 last
year; total for the week 4+e.12 against 4o7. 2s1
proximated 10000 bales. New Orleans expects TO-
morrow u 900 to $4,000, against IL, 800 last week
and Io.os9 last year. Houston expects 10000 TO
2o,50o. against p, 28s last week and $3.50 last year.
Interior receipts for the week s24 ass. against aes,-
4Is. against 2Io.s2s last week and a37. 2e2 last
Sso. o4el last year. Now Orleans declined Q points.
rutnres mere opened to points lower. recovered
pricea an fOlloWaf
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f1x<NcrAI AND coMMrRuAL.
FnrpAy. Nov.

FRIDAY. Nov. 4.
The weekly trade reports and the dealings In
bonds on the Stock Exchange this week. par
ticularly to-day. show that business interests
and investors are not apprehenslye a. TO the
outcome Of the impending elections. Tho
volume OF business continues large. and the
markets for all staples are very steady.
Exports OF cereals this week have been
unusually heavy and confirm reports from
abroad OF abnormally depleted stocks. These
considerations, together with the prevail
Ing low rates for money. have stimulated an
investment demand for railway and other
corporate obligations dealt In on the Stock Ex-
change to an extent that carried the prices OF
many OF them to-day to the highest figures
ever recorded for them. Conspicuous examples
were Union Pacific a. and Southern Hallway 5s.
The dealings in bonds were considerably above
the daily average for some time past, aggrc-
eating over 81. 500 900 par value. Nearly every
ISSUE dealt In closed higher than yesterday and
some OF the net advances were important, as
will be seen by the comparison with yester-
days prices printed further on in this column.
The dealings in stocks were about % y cent.
larger than yesterday; still the market was In
the main professional. The tone. however.
was strong until shortly before the close. when
traders threw over q moderate amount OF
stocks which they were apparently unwilling
10 carry over the election. In spite OF tho re-
cessions caused by this selling the majority OF
the list closed fractionally higher than yester-
day. The only noteworthy net decline was that
OF 2x 2 cent. in American Tobacco, n fuctua-
tion that cannot be ascribed TO general condi-
tions, but rather to the manipulation by in
siders who virtually control the market move
ments Of the stock. Covering OF shorts resulted
in n further advance in Sugar Refining in the
early dealings. but liquidation of speculative
holdings depressed the price to the lowest flg-
ure OF the day. which was fractionally below
yesterdays final sale. The dealings were
fairly we'll distributed and it is Interest,"
ing to note that the speculation in
the Industrials did not overshadow that in the
railway list. The features In that list were
Louisville and Nashville. Denver and Rio
Grande preferred. Metropolitan Street Railway
and Southern Railway preferred. The market
Cor each Of them was very strong. Although
foreign arbitrage houses did comparatively lit
tie, the local market was influenced to aeon
siderable extent by the improved tone Of the
London market. both for consols and for Amer
ican railway securities. The tone ut the close
was In the main very steady.
New York stock ErchanEs-saIss Nov. Z.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS TIN 81. ooosL
9 8 IS. r.."..lo5hl eUs4s.c C. 1907
8 Usss.c l1pA01l2M
1o6he1o5NI 90 Va F deb 2.as
of 1921. 7eN07eK
y osrca vpYcra an Y,NYrrn ar,rr, ~
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Coffee was dull but slightly higher. owing to q rise In
European and Brazilian MARKETS. and light receipts
At Rio and santos. The worlds visible supply In
creased 3+,OOO bags during October.
NAVAL s~roREs-Spirts OF turpentne were dull at
3bh03Tc. RoSin steady at Sl.469S1. so for common
to good strained.
PnoyIsIoss-Lard was firm; prime Western. S5. 35,
at S~s.769Sy;26 for mess: Meats were quiet and
steady pickled hams, -71l9728c.; do. bellies. "a
hogs. tH05hc. Bntter-CreAmery. Western. extras.
ddo 40 90 nrsts; 2oes2c; state extras. 22S22He.'
eolored or white, fancy eISc.; do. choice. Slsc.; do,
small, fancy, O6DIc. EgRs-StAte and Pennsylvania,
average. best; 22c.; Western. fresh gathered. nrSts,
slS2lte. Chicago. Hoy. 4.--"ProvtsienA advanced
early on an advance in hogs and covering of Hhorts,
cash trade"
sUOAR-RAw wAS, quiet but arm at . slice. for 0s'
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WARRINGTON FORECAST FoR SATURDAY.
For New England. fair; warmer: brisk. increasing
TO high ~southerly winds.
For edIttriy Neb Pork. fair and sodTrnsr, vitA NIGH
~southeTiv Winds; rain on Sunday.
For the District Of Columbia. eastern Pennsyl.
vania, New Jersey. Delaware. Maryland and vir.
ginia. warmer. with increasing cloudiness toward
night; increasing southerly winds.
For western Pennsylvania. partly cloudy; brisk TO
high southwesterly winds.
For western New York. increasing cloudiness, with
probable showers; warmer in eastern portion,
southerly TO southNesterly gales.
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&atEuI5.

PATENTS for inventions procured promptly: log
Established 1854.
n you want . patent quick, call or write 10
LAWfEh. room so. GO Liberty st.. N. l.
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2AtIfaAaA
AAtlfGAaA
Lehiqh Valley system.

Stations foot of West 2sd 81. penn. R. r. cortIandt
~ or Desbrosses St.
show time from Cortlandt or Desbrosses st.
.8;i0. 6;20A; n. daily Sunday "6:46. IA. M for
*I:5o: siaO 4. NJ. daily FOR wILKEsBARRE,
SGFF;ALo.. N1AdARi FALLS and the West and prin:
h aBGA aSsGs f Dia fsi16 SiS'f E sIRaRiEa
Arrives Buffalo $500 p. NJ. Pullman vestibule Day
ala carte. Connects atBufaIo with through sleepers
to Detroit and Chicago.
CHUNK, wiLKEsB4RRE SCRANTON and %dAS coal
BRANCHES; Chair car to Easton Except Saturdays
1850, l:I9 P. n: daily. except Sunday. for
cipal intermediate stations. Connects for all points
II II coal regions. Pullman Buffet Parlor Car for
$500, $50 p. NJ. daily. except Sunday. for EAs-
TON and ntermediat stations.
1850, bil6 p. M. Sundays only for MAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations.
$3.50, .0ilO 7. NJ: daily. except Sunday, for EAs-
$1,000, 100 i. NJ. daily for BUFFALo. NIAGARA
FALLS. and all points west. Pullman sleeper vosti.
Toronto. Dining Car NeS York Pio 70 EHsto 3 buffalo and
only I5'4 az s s;S9 Z n. sfslEi sLfSp fS ssrsSy. R sssGgPRI9r
TER. BATAVIA. BUFFALO and ToRoNTo. Puliman
sleeper for Buffalo, None but sieepinRcar pasaen.
es .s. ssr ,ssso p NJ II dsiiS sar1iSdi ,ru
AGA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO. NiIthRL
FALLS. and all points West, Pullman sleeper 10
s6 Aaditi SRRI lSfa1 .Efjn; ho SHjIE; s SssSx Sunday. for
$3.50. t;lo. $3.50 and $50 r. H.. 49, -'"o'
Tickets and Pullman accommodAtions at II3, 2el,
166 I. l25th st., 127 Bowery, NY; $40 Fulton st
COURT ST SS B,wSy' and Brooklyn Amer, brooklyn.
from hotel or residence through 10 destinntion "~'
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III
| foilowet . HanT ,encyfa shovr n riivbfivi aroey
hhannSSSs mphennshko OF money LOT !ne Week. Nne
DanaSds r s9naIppfd 6y sxpress ~ " 6SS w as com
! yious week. and received SI.8o7.5 800. a gain of
! $p04,Q0O as. compared with a gain a week nso
that will be included in to-morrowis state
ment OF Averaged nSrreoate about x1JOlS :
900. Some gold has ALSO been. received from
{ne iacllc coast. The banks have gained at
the Sub-TTeasury almost. enough TO Offset the
amount OF tho deposits for transter 70 the in
terror. which amounted TO S1.016,OOO. The
amount 80 dSpos!ted IN the previous week was
4oo.VVV me New York hu5-Treasury Sdaily
frEotSi net rnna1nvo i2S!r,n. zoe NM M, ets ~ ru y or,
sol uoI oh9. apcass Tnvovorrc,nts al md mn rEnc,
sxcess payments n weeG AGO amo1nted 10
81 27I o6nij 'He "eoN ~ Vh' ="
madsufers reports the num6er OF business
Ialiures during the week at ~, against 2lh
Inst Week ana rs the corresponding week last
year
The receipts of the Government to-day vero:
Customs, $685. 6O internal reyenue 3 $1,000.
~; ana miScellaneous. Sol.o2a. q total Of
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test and > ls-leo. for sps test. Renned wa dun and
unchanged. European cAbiea we're unohenred.
CHICAGO, Nov. A-Thess were to-dayss prices;
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Court Calendars This Day.
Supreme Court-special Term.-Part u.-Court
opens at 1890 A. M. Ex-parte matters.
surrogate's Court-Chambers.-Court opens at
City court-special, T~erm.-court opens at 10 A. N.
Motions at 1880 A. NJ.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R,

Dh1llNlOnb " UalU ns I6s
Leave New York, Whitehall Terminal. South Ferry.
and foot of Liberty Street.
nDaily. Except sunday. gSundays.
CHICAGO. F<'30 A. NJ, #1:45 7. NJ, and "l2;ls
pITTsBURG. s4:aoA. NJ. 1880 P NJ, sl45 7. NJ.
"l2;l6 might LA;3oA. M trains from Liberty st. only.
NEW ORLEANS, SOB p. N. Through sleeper.
To I RS$S1,HnAlSb Ir BLUE TRAINS;
1855, $1,000 CDineri, +1I:3O A. NJ. DINER, II 800 P,
NJ FLAG pinerl. 1880 Diner, s4:56 Diner, 1913
P.Mi and H12:l5 night. NORFOLK, t1aoO 7. NJ.
Al trains are illuminated with Pintsch light.
otnoes; li3, 172, 2bI, 434, 1884 Broadway 81 East
18th st. 121 Bowery, New York; $3.50. 344 Fulton ST.,
brookiyn;, whitehall Terminal. Baggage checked
from hotel or residence TO destination.
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DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA g WEST.
ERN Il. X.
Stations in New York, foot of Barclay and
VESTIBULE TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS, P1NTSCH LIGHT.
800 A. M.-Binghamton Mail. Stops ut princi-
pal stations. "
1000 A. M.-Ccafe carD-Bufalo. Scranton. Binr.
hamton, Owego. Ithaca, Elmira. Utica. Syracuse,
and Oswego Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars.
points West.
LOO p. M.-Dally)-chicag and Buffalo vestibuled
express for Scranton. B~inghamton and Elmira. &c.
Pullman buffet parlor cars 10 Elmira. Through
sleeping cars and day coach to Chicago, arriving at
4:15 p. NJ. next day.
Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars.
1;OO r.. observation-disclosures Vestibule limited FIX.
press for Scranton. Binghamton. Elmira, Buffalo.
through buffet sleeping car New York to Chicago.
Dining car west OF Buffalo.
$3.50 r. M.-(Daily)-Bufalo Express. Pullman
sleepers for Scranton, B~inghamton. lElmira. Bath,
MI. Morris and Buffalo. arriving Buffalo 8 A. VI.
Oi3O 7. M.-~tDaily)-Bufalo Scranton, Bingham.
ton, OWe2o. ithaca, Elmirn, Syracuse, Utica, and
Oswego Express. Pullman buffet sleepers.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at Henry
Gaze q Sons. Ltd, lis Broadway, IA Park place, 42a
and 942 broadway. Tickets at ferry stations, III
4th av., cor. 18th st.. 81 West 1 25th st., 235 Column
bus av, New York; 1888 and T23 Fulton st.. and 100
nation at all stations.
Westcott's Express Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence to destination.
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New York and Boston All Rail,

N. T., !. ii. 4 ii. r. r. and connections.
From Grand Central Station.
Leave By way of DuB
9:o4 A. NJ. Springfield and Worcester, 8:soP.M.
lo:OOA NJ: and Providence, 300 VI.
tlO:o5 m, New London and Providence, 1925 PM.
1900 M Springfield and Worcester, ;4oP.M.
f1;OO 1. NJ, Air Line. via Willimantic, 500 PM.
1902 Z. NJ, New London and Providence, 700 PM.
500 4, NJ, New London and Providence, 900 Pm.
400 i. M, 4Springheld and Worcester. io:Oo PM.
$500 NJ, sNew London and Providence, II 90 PM.
sil:ooP sSpringheld and Worcester. Ol5 AN.
$1,000 M. SNew London and Providence, o:26 AM.
*Rnns daily. including Sunday.
Guiding parlor car seat.
tAir Line Limited, arrives and departs from PARK
Square Station. Boston. Return service same hour
and by same route, gWill stop at 10th street.
Through parlor and sleeping cars by each train.
Q. T.HEMPSTEAD. Gen. Pass. Agent.