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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
11,rRpooL COTTON MARKET.

riverrool March % p. m.--cot.on- sPot-Da
prices barely supported American mieding SSs9. The
49, ~ The dpy we're 1900 bales. OF witch LOCO bales
uere gor srecua, and export and Included 9T0O bales
American Receipts 1000 bales. Futures opened ouiet
- moderate demand. and cosel Gulet. American
p,S5i,1c m C. March 3 1s-640s l9-sh buyers March
and Anrl ls-6iu3 l9-6ld sellers; Aprl anc May,
Asa3 lQ-6id BUYERS. May and June 9-0id sellers
June and July i0-cd BUYERS July aad August 1904
"a On Gii sellers August and September 1854 buyers
september ard October 10 90 sellers october and No
,-.,s,Io- fs-sid buyers November and Decemoer.
ana Is 94a hrvers. December and Jenua-v. lT64
- e4I b,vers January ard February lS-6h sellers.
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and higher on handy desirable kinds me Onea
ngs light only about sixty loads and se,ers Vle s
asking an advance Of full quarter. Buyers were pre-
well supplied with orders ana everything was ceasg ~
in short order with untitled orders on the close ~
tho hulk OF the sales SO 25 there were quite
number at Sc 80 and few at SO 30 Choice 10 ezra we're
nuotablc AT Sc 2sGs6 49, good choice SbG$0 20 FIX
nor, lambs were dull but quotable about 50
Choice 10 extra So bass %. good to CHOICE $3.50 10
fair 10 good S4dS4 rs. The close was firm az the oes'
Of he IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
CENTRAL R. +. OF NEW JERSEY.

AHtNIe~4At ,-Dai ~.
tracks. Electro Pneumat1S slsnaA
stations In New-York folt u Liberty 81.
and south Ferry, whitehall 81 - -.
Leaving time from south Ferry UOJt Whitehall St) -
Eve earlier than that given below Tor LIBERTY De
Tralrs leave foot OF Liberty st;
Fer Faston. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk. &C.
t7:C0 70 Easton) A. ~ 100 $50 600 p. NJ.
A. N. 1870 P. NJ sundays - 30 a. N. 49,.
For Reading and Harrisburg At 400. I'D Ifo WIZ
1000 II 80 Readng) s. y. 100 f;D 300 20 :sSo
GEO reading p. NJ. 1918 night. SUNDAYS, 'A.o
nj 80 t. ReadlAg) A. NJ, 1900 i:3O $50 600 p d..
For sunbury Lewis5urg. and wniamsport 1T 400.
!;is $40 A. NJ i;s9 800 2 y" - sls h sundays
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For RE- Bank Ions BTpach. A.eg5y Pars 3 5s,s
onlv 70 Sea Cru. $40 O015 only Red Bank II 20
A. ~ q IS only 10 Red Banjo $40 only . Red Bsnkl.
'4:i5 440 6:lj p W. sundays stops al Inieraken ,os
Abury Psrk and OCEAN G'ove 800 rlo;lo only 10 lie;
0S For Atlantic Hss ands $3.50 $50 1890 4. ~ I;aa
49, 1913 S'i' FomR LaA,iKlEwoob. ''' ''O l. o.
1870 $50. iol5 A. NJ. i;4o 2;io 4'So p " sun
For L,kenus, $50 $50 1871, a. NJ. las. $40 40
For Toms River and Bsrnesat. .4:so $50 A NJ. i;ts
s:4O p. 5f Sundays. 'io.i5 A. ". =.
Atlantic city, Vineand and Brifseton 1870 n NJ
For Monmouth Peach ssabright: and HIshialss q
Sundays, 900 A. NJ. 400 P ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
49,, HL ~, ~ 49, 49, - cpc
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON.

Pm 100; - s.Se-'v -
Week day., a. - 500 1000. III 80 Dining Carr A. NJ
100 80 500 Royal Blue Lmited) 800 D1ns SsIA
Diniu@ Carr A. NJ 10 900 Royal B,ue Limited), 900
Dining CAR 800 P NJ. I2l5 nit Atdinona train: s9s
;.ao 900 P. NJ sundays. 900 A ~ go p. ~ :,
yybteSan ST ia i7a Gel 4si ga, PSI iS25 Bread.
way 73- 9Th ~ 81 6 l4th 81. 1873 East 18th ST. 20
w.. ,9-tb :. PSI Columbus Az, New York, Court
ST. 500 Fulton ST.. Bro kyn: % BToaSway Wii.isms-
burg The Y Y Transfer Co VIII call 10Y ana esecx
baggage from hotels or residences 10 destination
.From Liberty st only.
4r-cm South Very AZ sos @
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pAITJkAO0C e OHIO r. r

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20, 1870
Leave Ney-Y0r.l Whitehall Terminal. South F'"' INV
.Daiy tExoept Sunday. ;sundays ., Ut,
CHICAGO (.43O "a. M. from Liberty street oay' 10
p and 'l2i5 night 1870. .-., o,,v,
PITTSBTRG (ff30 =. from Liberty s'res' ''''''
0cSTi,ycTTvAT1 ST Tor-rs MS a n 555 p. m
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS. ,r.,.,
.wAsHINGI3A BAt5l4oE ' t5SerS SO .s5;
f,p1yaI Limited l5x,uslye pullman Tralnl - 90
(D!nerJ, s5jj p. n ana 'l2lO night NORFOLK l4-''
p m. ID. ,,oA,
All trains are Illuminated with Pintsch Lgn" ,,,ns =,
Oaices: ll3 49, Pol 43i 1854 Bways 81 =;
froofiynt Witch Al, TSrminai Baggage checked from
hotel residence destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21

ceips 21I Crude tupentne quiet 81 30 and 81 40; re-
ceips hbls. Tar nrm 81: receipts. 29i
Savannah Ga March 20-Spirits turpentlne firm, 800;
sales ~ bbls receipts. 1913 bbs. Rosln firm and IN
changed. sales ISL; receipts. 2I1l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21

49,, ftn closed quiet. with Quotations &c lover
% - .anc GU "a 3-iec ara mii1inC Gut 30,
afe1 wfl Gisc ana csc last Near. Total sale- -
cr tess included 25 laie TO- pnners and ZOO bales on
A. spot tton in me South reported ~ WIZ
- toows S. annah EASY l3-lG- Charleston steady.
~, "Lmagt9n firm. &C. Norfolk nominal. &C. Bait
i,e PAL ttsc Memphis Quiet and steady, 10. TO-
SO eecine Augusta dull csc partly Ito: decl ne
- us d5.i &C.. Noble quiet SIC Galveston easy.
cecae D'''-47 u.+'' - +F''
he export movement follows.
-o,,,. Great Britsi- France Continent
Ia today ............. i.Of8
,,--s iar tlis Veek....... 2S.5 2Gsi
us Tar this OBJ 648 9O4 228i 800
tep,s a. Nsworleans tomorrow we've officially es
las. % be t5WuN5OO balcc. against 1894 bales sctuaI
a. 80 ana 50 bales last year To-rnorrow's receipts
AZ were estimated al SsDON9 200 bales. against
..lss iasi week and 2. 7s3 BAL last year
rsreI s az the ports and interior points to-day. com
Wv" "'A tAe same day last weoX and last year.
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KniiroGos
RAILROADS.
nNSYLVANlA
"a RAILROAD.

~ AZ IA
STATIONS foot Of West Twenty-.hrd Stree, ana W.
.,r. Orossss and coriNd, streets, "A cort,ands
sDThe leay time from Desoros.es an, so hsow for
streets = ten minutes later than that given WV"
I%eniy laird Street station. -- ,uc., paror Car
New YORK Plttsbgrx sleeping Car F''t'Dus
No S Gsa'9f rx 70 P,i.sg and cleveland
$50 i. VI. FEHNsYLvASfA LIMITED; -dPu ,lr1ss
ton cars. For chicago Cleveland Toledo Cincinnati
10 c L2Isvls' = c2 S LOUIS EXPRESS
Cor Nashville via cincihnatD. Indianapolis N'''"s'
$50 ?. II. WESTERN EXPRESSIVE Chicago FOR
7.sO p. VI soiTHwESrERN ExPREss.-For Pits
burg. Cleveland. Cincinnati. Louisville iHo'"'A''
40 r. ". PACIFIC EXPIRES For Pii,ssury .; ard
R6e Fer Kn9x r saS e.e wa ss3rdsy
s22 p. ". MAIL AYD ExpREss-PqImsanS P PIfi:.
burg az IlPs TtS AK 6 ,''i rn sotrn
40 So? 70 20 10 80 % BiS m car S I9 ali Par
Ior and Dining cars, 4 % eI5ring car 40 CDin.ns
csr' a. i365 slsst saS3sy s22 3 20 S.a
lin. ali Paror ana i caro- 40 Dining CAP.
sor sP fPi3?s Gi2 AZ FL az @as so
AFLSNfic COAST ts9''i sSeea
r., Tesk76sys Express % r. n sHd ~ p ' ~ daily
Fox oLb PoNT e 9iR FAi6 aSS ANoRfoLkso
AfLSXTc' -, asys Gs;sT. ., 7rs ard
Sar ra s5ss ca 10 anssr cosen ana Combined
L@as Brane9 H.Say Park daeTaken saneays oS s,sn
Street staiioro $50 i'Ai" u 30 400 and 80 n
cof,sSd, ssse sio az m i25o So 80
sundays ''l Fors r. poHiiLADELpuIA.
$40. 72O. $50. %, $50 20 % Penna Limited eso
100 $50. $50. 40 420 Dining carl. 40 (Dinl ss
Can. $50 Dining Can 40. $50 , m, lZoo niz.It.
sundays 10 S25 $50 30 $50 Gimitedl. $50. 1919
Dining Can a. n. 1880 80 Dining Can 100 800
20 Dining carr $50 (Dnlng Car, BOD lDlnihs NhD'
Z 40 $50 2. m. 1905 night - 49, ,e,
Ticket Offices Nos l6i. ga. 1896 1898. ILL and zot
Rrosdway: | Astor House; West Twenty-thrd street
Station statlrs foot o. Decreases and Sorianat
Streets 4 Court Street $50 Fulton Street. 0s broa1"p
and Pennsylvania Annex station, BROOKLYN Sa1loni
Jersey City. TIE New York Transfer Company wiz
call FOR and check baggage from hotels and residences
through 10 destnation. -,
Telephone '275T Eighteenth Street for PennsyNsni~
Railroad Cab Service.
J. 3. HUTCHINSON. j. X WoOD
General Manager. General Passr AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21

MoLAssEs AND sYRyPs--rhe local market for no
Change. prices Ne-orsaas adyces reflected pronounced
eutaga H that market va Esa'y tIsie ~ P'sIess.
Nev-Orcars oenu.t.ral. common liel4'; far l34l6e'
sSs7, 20 po-,o Rida q $5c syraps-conmon l2ai8e
far l44GI5sc: good, Ia &c; prime lsaisc; fancy 70
,iG~ALs-sweeping price CHANGES we're scored in to.
s. pr,s. caPae Geol.ne- 25a7s points tin dropped i2sG
Is points ana leai declined po;nts The imr7oyenent
refusal Of producers to sell at anyhiag IKE ast prces
withdrawal Of and more urgent oterngs. oeether
wa disappointing cables. At the close today The New
York Meal Exchange called pig-ron warrants 0rm %
81 Q, In closed easier sro, to April s23 c2 Gs29 Is
sna Ap s. 4oasl s. speter closed firm Al 50 25aSe 80
cat.e5 from the London market reported copper easy;
al 1atures 30. i5s SOFT spanish lead quoted IA 5s
OCEAN FREIGHTs-The market for beth fresh,s
was du the following prices: Li.ernoo "a: Londoa.
Tcwcas;e a. Antwerp IVA Ham5u,g 81 pies Ro-
ierdam DC; Amserdam &c; cotton - LveTnoa ler 100
San tonnage continues in good demand Tor ne long
Vest Ind's tToags' corf,n. er1I I- teatact
tr unchanged Crain steamers 10 Cork Tor orders
l gaotss at g FOR March loading.
mss but stn vthou, n7tey orthy demand Lnseed Oh
.ai,as oiior Petrdee@ IBIS, 81 IS and e sgk 81 50
1,eo % }CTT0SsfEp ofrGPrine crude &c prime
So 90 ~ srtr yeoT. o5a25isc butter GRADE 3oaS2,.
20 A ,cbi,e zoe. prime winter yellow 30Q32, linseei.
Krefca5 raw .5q3ec American boiled 47qisc; Calcutta
raqr SOC. LARD oil. 45F41c
PROVIsIONs-Early IN the gay me n;.,A.t was I'm
1re n-o3rsed a weaker feeling and the market closed
~ easv. PORK--Easy. quoted: Mess. SAg>9 20.
FAMILY SO 25Gsl0 15 short eiesr so o0afi2 -:
80, ca s0asIO q extra India mess si5aSl5 5O.....
IJ,rF'' n .MS-steady. quoted SO DRESSED HOGS
~, ouoted. Bacon SIC: $50 n 54c 100 r. 5'sct
rirs %c.,...cUT MEATs,v-pclSoi,,i belize, inactive
- u, 70 Plckiei shoulders quiet quoted 4'.c. Picked
STEADY quoted =. Q7sc: winter sreens aiae Wesi-
N : y az dG7.c. city greens 1ITi &C.. ALbtlN-
Firm CITY - g5c. country. ~ &c 80: LARi)-E9sy
cuored SOC. Cy lard easy. quo,ei l1, itthneG l!d
60 Quoted: South America. 6l3ct contnsnt. -oc
Brazil kegs 725c Comp nnd nm Uu't 6 ~ 11i
5s city lard s'earinc, osc T., 49,. 49,. -.-.,...
rs light business however. dd not reflect any easier
49,, - The market offerings were meogie even az me
W. 49, demanded News q importers was scar n
ossniail5ns follow. Domestic. common 20 10y i.f Ssg
81 80 fair 10 good 4Q5c: prime TO coce os4bc, headd
ssG7c PARA 5qei.c: Do in bond ~ 4" ~ aapsn 4a
% hP-Se,eral OF the low grades were mhrhed on
,ieG &c this morning at the start in the market TOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston Marcn 2oFour firm: receipts q 80 rs. sns
ending natens So 1905 50 spring bakers - i0ns" 20
winter patents SO 1884 % winter clears and M
So 25as4 Cornmea quiet AZ $40 per bag s9si ~
her bb corn quiet: r-ceiDs if2 l35 bush; No = ttc,
steamer yellow 4I.c oats quiet receipts - S9S nusn
fancy 3sis T39c: Nos . and 37d3I2c. Mllfeed quet
bran' snrng SIC 10 winter ST. 25 Dog -four Sl7 10
r1iddlings Si7asls 30 Butter Arm Northern 2lt2c:
We-tern 2iac imitation l54l6c; ladies' logl4o cheeSe
firm: Northern. lie. Western iiac.
Buffalo March 2o-soring wheat-Tradins sht p Tn
rncAarged 80 Northern. 1850. Winter wheat duIi;
No red 74c. No rel. re; No red re; 70 .
white 10 Corn fairly stossy but demand ignt; No
GS6Nc; 10 CON 3e'. 0@5c. 40 corn 3S'ac N9
corn 81 a G36c Oats quiet. No white. 80 NJ Wte
32td3oitc: 10 + white 81 63l2 sc; No mixef 3lc'
10 mixed 30c Barley weaker; fancy 55H1dc; Snoiee
5o754c. medium 10000: low malt'ns 45Vtct feed 4'
&C.: STATE fancy SOC. choice. 5i835c. Rye-G'od IN
ou-v No 2 in store. &c Flour steadier better ma
,es. patent spring. 81 p hekers, straight snrng 81
bakars' clear spring. 80 1871 80 90 low grade spTrS
81 l56s2 o. winter patent So best family, wter - %
asa *; cx grade winter. 81 75d$2 %; graham best
SO %
The silver lance., 1899-09-22
had Fire in T,IDcpJn

Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 1S.-Fire which
broke out at an early hour this morn
ing caused loss of $50O,OOO. 1t start
ed In the North block, occupied by
printing firms, and spread so rapidly
through the building that it was soon
apparent that the structure with all its
contents would be a total loss. From
there it spread to the Masonic Temple.
Methodist Church and Webster block.
which We're also totally destroyed. Sew
eral small buildings were also burned.
ihe North building, a three-story
book and job printer, whose loss on
building and stock will amount to
$l5O,OOO. Also by a branch of the
western Newspaper Union, and the Ne
braska Independent Printing Com
stroyed "e
The silver lance., 1899-09-22
Fast Train Record.

Buffalo. N. Y, Sept. 1S.-With a
newspaper train carrying the New
York Sunday papers and consisting of
three baggage cars and a locomotive,
the Lackawanna railroad to-day beat
all records between New York and
Buffalo for train. covering the 41O
miles in the actual running time of
Z hours and % minutes.
Parts of this distance on the Level
stretches west of Binghampton We're
covered at speed of over eighty miles
an hour and on the part of the line east
of Stroudsburg. where the train
climbs the mountains, seventy-seven
miles an hour was maintained on var
iOus occasions
The silver lance., 1899-09-22

Great improvement in public roads is
sure to attend and follow the multipli-
cation Of automobiles. One writer pre-
diets that before the end of 1900 the
total mileage OF macadam and asphalt
will be increase by fully 100 per cent"
More than 100000, 900 is said to be
pledged already to the manufacture of
this class Of vehicles. Till the storage
battery is perfected and cheapened, the
means Of propulsion are practically
limited to gas engines and petroleum
products.
The silver lance., 1899-09-22

1t seems, after all, that in spite OF
the confusion of architectural styles
and the self-confessed ugliness Of sky
scrapers, the prospects for American
architecture are by no means so dark
as certain native critics have insisted.
Leopold Gmelin, formerly instructor
at the Art Industrial schools at Karls
ruhe and Munich, editor of Kunst und
Handwerk, and recognized authority,
contributes to a recent issue Of the Fo-
rum an article in which he declares
that the change in the conditions of
American architecture since the close
of the last decade has created a COM
plete revolution in German profession
al circles regarding the status in Amer
lea of this branch of the art"
The silver lance., 1899-09-22

Wireless telegraphy across the At
lantic is to be tried by Sig. Marconi.
At present the inventor is in Rome
negotiating with the Italian admiralty
regarding the adoption of the system
by that branch of the Italian service.
The experiments which have been
made indicate that wireless telegraphy
Is easily practicable, but that in its
present condition of development it
cannot be relied on for the severely
practical work that the wire insures.
A train dispatcher could not under
take to time trains by it. Two CO.
operating military columns could not
depend upon it for communication.
War vessels at sea might find 1t help
full. but could not make 1t their sole
reliance. The objection that MESA ges
transmitted by wireless system could
be received by others than those to
whom they are sent amounts to little.
The same is true of the ordinary tele-
graph wire. As rule secret messag ges
even in the mails, are written in
cipher.
The silver lance., 1899-09-22

The Jains Of India agree with the
Buddhists in disallowing those Brah-
manical ceremonies which involve the
destruction of life. Being rigid vege-
tarians. they take extreme pains not
to injure any living creature. They
may drive a snake out OF the house,
but they spare its life. A rajah or
prince of this persuasion says: We
endeavor to avoid even green vege-
tables. under the idea that cutting the
plant may hurt it. We would not
needlessly pluck leaf from a tree, lest
the tree should possibly feel pain"
Similar was the superstition Of a kin
dergartner, who taught the children
that when it was necessary to pull up
garden weeds, they should be carefully
replanted in some other place!
The silver lance., 1899-09-22

While the bison is practically ex-
tinct within the limits of the United
States. with the exception Of the few
herded In Yellowstone park, it is re-
ported that in the vast region between
Alaska and Manitoba the buffaloes are
numerous and even increasing. The
killing of them is forbidden by Cana
dian law for two more years. and after
that only the killing of males will be
permitted. 1t is said also that the
American bison is to be found on the
northern plains of Australia, where q
number were liberated as an expert
1ent in the early years of the century.
The silver lance., 1899-09-22
Still More Conterfeitin~

The Secret Service has inst nm
earthed another band of counterfeit
ers and secured a quantity of bogns
bills, which are very cleverly execnt,
ed. Things Of great value are aIwavs
selected for imitation, notably Hostel,
ter's Stomach Bitters, which has manv
imitators but no equals for disorder
like indigestion, dyspepsia and consti,
patton.
The silver lance., 1899-09-22

lightning, strikes and vanishes in an
instant; humor, warm and ell-embra-
cling as the sunshine, bathes its object
In genial and abiding light.
The silver lance., 1899-09-22

Mules in the Transvaal are bringing
800 each. 1t is hoped that this will
not lead any diplomat to make an ass
OF himself.
The silver lance., 1899-09-22

brains count" says a college presi-
dent. OF course they do, but some
times they get pretty badly mixed up
in their figuring.
The silver lance., 1899-09-22

When a woman doesn't want to ex-
press her opinion in words she merely
shrugs her shoulders, and that set
ties 1t.
The silver lance., 1899-09-22

About the time a mans argument
exhausted he begins to lose interest Il
the subject.
The silver lance., 1899-09-22

A book may be as great thing as
a battle.-Disraeli.
The silver lance., 1899-09-22

A miss may be as good as mile, bu
with a designing widow in the race ,
man Is safer at two miles.
The silver lance., 1899-09-22

When a man neglects his duty he
always says 1t resulted from his alb.
sent -mindedness
The silver lance., 1899-09-22

No one knows the weight of another's
burden.
The silver lance., 1899-09-22

Revenge may be sweet. but overin-
dulgence in sweet things makes
trouble.
The silver lance., 1899-09-22

"Put Yourself in His Place" is the
office-seeker's favorite novel.
The silver lance., 1899-09-22

Fortune gives to many too much
but to no one enough.-German Prov
erb.
The silver lance., 1899-09-22
Suburban TaIes.

"Out our way the heat has b.los
the apples on the trees" "WelI as,a
COW has been giving boiled custard
right along" 1a
The silver lance., 1899-09-22

No one ever heard of appendicitis re
sulting from a diet of sour grapes.
The silver lance., 1899-09-22
Mutual Admiration

"How young you look, madamw
hs1 on: retoiesd psoiess9r, xo how remarkably You
The silver lance., 1899-09-22
Reflected Heat.

WAS it hot in your town this sum-
mer, Miss Piker?" Hot? got
freckles from the moon shining on
me-
The silver lance., 1899-09-22

G - never been used We
SzS-s. ..s<s5% can save you from so to
100 per cent.
1 copper smelter plant.
1 125 ii. Z. steam plant, consisting OF
boilers and an automatic engine. ho,s,.r
i large coal hoist double drums, all
i 10 H. p center crank engine, new.
/ Sx10 modern horizontal engine, new.
l 10 Fl. p. portable engine -.
AZ H. p. horizontal steam engines, suit
able for running fan IN in mine; o,,, .netrs
20 H. P. horizontal tubular boiler. COM
piete "a fHIl q front; borizonta, tubular boilers.
i 10 II. p. horizontal tubular boiler.
half-arch front. complete.
/ 60 II. p locomotive type boiler, nearly
new.
feed water heaters.
2 hot water heaters for baths.
Vertical boilers all sizes.
l 6x31ax6 Worthington outside packed
duplex mine station pump
16x7x15 Smith Vale mine station pump
/ Pinch steam and S-inch water end by
10-inch stroke duplex mine pump.
/ deep well pump engine.
Knowles vacuum pump, nearly new.
1 7x11 Rlake crusher.
/ 4x10 Blake crusher.
large capacity ore buckets gooo as
i 2O-inch Leffell water wheel, in case.
new. -
latest improved patent smoke con-
sumers, cheap.
l 5-foot Howland pulverizer. new.
air drills, different makes.
1 F'rue Nanner
2 Whitley concentrators.
! automatic sample splitter.
20-light dynamo and engine.
l triple-geared winch for derrick:
winches suitable for raising sinking
pumps
wood turning lathes.
3-drum holster, suitable for derrick.
l lotion Fairbanks wagon scales;
l 32-foot railroad Fairbanks track scale
new.
Several wood saws and frames.
1000 feet 4-inch well casing.
Crate bars. all sizes.
5000 feet black pipe.
Is furnace doors. -,
/ lot of brick machinery and tools; Will
sell or trade for brick; good chance 10
start in business. So
complete laundry plant, cheap as DIRT.
l assay outfit, complete with balances
and small crusher.
Shafting. puleys, boxes, collar coup
lings; also globe valves and black pipe
all sizes. o,i
large drive belts and numerous small
DON'T FAIL TO CALL AND SEE QUE QUE
LINE. WE PAY CASH FOR ALL hlNipo
OF GOOD SECONDHAND MA
CHINERY AND SUPPLIES.
The silver lance., 1899-09-22
The J. H. Montgomery
Machinery Company.

l220-l230 Curtis street.
5000 bargains in ma
chinery, thoroughly re-
fitted and ready for i'm
mediate delivery. Some
of this machinery has
never been used. We
lean save you from so to
100 per cent.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-11-29

Georgian Attended Vice Presidents
Funeral in New Jersey.

Garrett A. Hobsrt, vice president OF
the United Gtates, died at his home IL
Paterson, N. j., at 80 O'Clock last
Tuesday.
At his bedside were Mrs. Hobart and
his son, Garrett A. Hobart, jr., together
with DR.. William K. Newton and his
wife and Private Secretary Evans.
Mr.. Hobart's death had been expected
for some hours. He had been sick for
long time, and had suffered frequently,
from heart failure, and his strength hau
been undermined. Gradually the failure
of the hearts action became more appar-
emit, and soon after midnight Mr.. roo"i'
became unconscious. He remained ~
that condition until his death.
Mr.. Hobart's death was due directly "
sngina pectoris, compl'cating "yo0@i-
dite.
Senator Bacon was selected as one OF
the pallbearers at the funeral OF vice
President Hobart, and be went east
Wednesday morning in the performance
of that duty.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-11-29
Killed an Immense Bird.

Young Ira Land, who lives on his
fathers plantation about 8 miles east OF
Albany, shot and killed an immense
eagle last Saturday. The huge bird had
caught fat pig aud was in the act of
deyourlng it when young Land slipped
I'D on it and killed it with a load of small
shot. The eagle is rare bird in these
parts, very few ever having been seen
hereabouts. The one killed by young
Land on Saturday measured seven feet
from tip to tip of its wings, and was, al
together, very dangerous looking bird.
ALBANY Herald.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-11-29

Statham & Hickey have the best lot o.
horses ever ought to Dawson.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-11-29
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