davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-11
Basketball Notes.

In the gymnasium Of the Bay Ridge A. C., Brook
Hn. on Saturday night the home team defeated the
Bedford A. c. by score II ls TO IL.
In thetgymna.ium OF tho Twenty.sirth Ward Y
n. G. h.sn East New York on Saturday night tho
second team OF the branch met the lightweight play
err OF the Boys High school OF Brooklyn The lat
tor were outponiea At every stage, aud beaten
by score Of 2B to 4.
Before large crowd OF enthusiasts the crack team
OF the Seventeenth Separate Company defeat I'd
on Saturday night by tht Crescent ave OF Paterson
the closest and most exciting ever played in Tho
Armory. Twice the score was tied once IN each
half, aud IL any body's game up 10 the time that
MINIS the Paterson right forward. threw difhcut
goal from the fgld and the game for his team.
The score was: Cresconts. TO- Seventeenth Separate
Company, 4,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-11
schoolgirls Complete Their Athletic Or
ganization.

Delegates from the leading preparatory and
high schools In and about Greater New York
met at the Manual Training High School.
Brooklyn. on Saturday and completed the or
ganizat ion OF the Girls Intersoholaatic A. A.
II was decided 10 hold annual competitions for
the championship NJ lawn tennis. basketball
and other sports. The lnskctball tourna me mt
viii begin IN Jan a. The following officers
and committees were chosen:
President, Miss Hawkins. Manual Training High
school: vicp-Prnsldcnt Miss Benedict. Rrasnli.
Hall High school, Record NJ Secretary. Miss LcRny.
n nual Training High ,hool; Financial secretary
Miss Dixon Flushing High School.
Basketball CImmittc Miss Elwcll. Erasmus
Hail. Chairman; Miss ltoullier, Flushing High: Miss
Van Olindu, Manual Training
Lawn Tennis Committa--Miss Dixon. Flushing
Chairman; Miss Gosling Erasmus Hall; VI g IL Roy.
Manual raining.
NivisoIy hoard Of Onicers Mrs Ida CLARK, Man.
nal TriI ing. President; Mrs. II. j. King Erasmus
Hall Vcc,Presilen'; Mis-. Thompson, Flushing.
Secretary; Miss Brownell Erasmus Hall. Treasurer.
Facul'v Committee ON Tennis-Mr King. Erasmus
Hall
Faculty Committee on Basketball-M.ss Peck,
Flushing High
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-11
Judge whips Austin nj the Pelican A. G

The star bout at the Pelican A. G. on Saturday
night was twenty round affair at cNtchWoight.
between Jim Judge ~ 'rantpn and i'm Austin. the
colored pugilis, Of this city The bout wolt tho
limit. Judge getting welearled decision over his
dusky opporeat. Judge forced the nghting from
the nrsi to the last ruuni AMI scored three knock
downs during the contest. The cOlored boxer
put up rafting gaol nght. and a. sew.
erEl stages surprised Judge with swings the
taw. George Srhweiger was referee IN the frst
pre- nIinarr bout Of ton rounds at 100 pounds
And Daily Of 80 ton met Willie Fitzgerald OF this
city Both men fought hard, and It went the limit
paiy cot III decision. Billy Dpnnolly OF Brooklyn
met Edward Duu sheath ~ Passaic In the second
bout ~ ten rounds at Is pounds, When tho hcll
sounded FOR the eighth round, the PA.snir mars
sec nds threw mp tho sponge. The referee awarded
the bout 20 Donnolly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-11
Pool.

Two games were played on Saturday night In tho
pool championship tournament at the Crescent A.
C." brooklyn j. I cMahon. who defeated J. Bel.
dsn on Tuesday night in q close contest won from
u. H. Thompson. tho score was: Mcmahon, 100;
Thompson ~ The second game. between j. T. reck
Both men played on oven terms until rear tho I'm.
iah when Beckwith forged ahead and won by a score
OF 100 To SB. Tho gAmes tonight will be bet ali
!, Mcmahon AMI y. g. Schroeder and W Powers aud
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-11
Turf Note.

been buying high school horses for export here
lsit today for BeIsnm with nineteen head, in:
Major. purchased OF G, r. Nagle, The others were
bought OF Nicholas Thomas, John Stewart and A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-11
sTEKPLEcHAsE AND HURDLE STAKES.
Racing Programme for New orIenn. ro.da.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. l0.-The card for to-
morrow at the Crescent City Jockey Clubs
meeting is "a follows:
First RArC-sell!ng: six furlonss and half
Dc Bride ia: LAckman, III; Ia Orange and Tom
Collins. los. Judge wArdeil, Io;: Jim dSre il Red
Gidd. Chancery and Tube Paine. Ioa. str Blaze
iol; Bul1ArlAn and Junaetta. 100; Trust No and
Second Race Six fnriongs Ben Chance lis:
Jula Rcse, no: silver Coin, Crane. Deponan, Wan
derng Minstrel, Scotia and Cham bOrla!n, lOs; Vain
Glory pythia. ophelia, ophAliA Bugg. Eva Moe
Polly BiSh and Rg Pat lob.
Third RAcc-Seliny- Que milo aud twenty yaards--
I'ngt N Pirate Elilsh and loe shelby, i65; Ever
eat, 1oti Chantly Tho Brewer. SAmiyel, Clood
Order. Furhush Jennie =. and Dr. withrow IO2;
Euiorpha 100, Miss Dooley, 81; Harry Preston and
Prosper o..
Fourth Rscs-s.llina; one mile ana twenty yards
Glonoine. l13 Moncreith, III. limp. Aston and
Manlius. loo; Traveller and Hampdsn. 1905 Nekar.
mis- and ktsine 100: koonig, loS; Strangest IO2;
Lillian Reed, ioi; Evelyn Byrd. 20; Brown Vail ~:
Col Clarke. W.
Fifth Rsc.-Selling: seven furlongs Jim CONWAY
Trebor. CIyallo Can I See I'm, sAlie Lamar and
Jim Hogg, lol: Lord Neville. ioa; Tom Kinusioy
Angel and Belle OF Holmdel, 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-11
Rifle shooting,

The first relay of the team. twelve match for tho
Rifle club trophy was shot at the armory range of
the Twenty.second Regiment on SATURDAY night.
the result being In favor OF Company q by
eleven points, On noxt Saturday the second ~.
lay will shoot TO decide tho winners. The scores OF
test for the Moore trophy. Saturday nights scores
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-11

,Fer,on's triple strike in the last frame won the
third Fire ln.uranos LsAsu, ram. rolled at hsia's
alloys on saturday night for the Atlantic.NutuAl
team. The scores
Atlantic. Mutual Montgomery. I2ai Peck. $50;
Paiatine- Emerson. isli HassAli. lt2i burgess,
Its: Rodgers, Ia5: Meagher, 1856. Total. 1871.
SECOND GAME.
40; HSotswosi' I"s; Barber. isS. rot. ses
paist.le-Emsnrssop 20: h. .. II; burgess
THIRD ukMH.
Observation-Disclosures. Isi; Miohaels. ltl; Schmidt.
12ni hwe'hynhl. ,ai barber, laS' Total $50
Jones. lid; Covert, 1870; Ferdon. isp. Total, ost.
The Aans, bowler. Won N.. tive .yy ysta
York, on Saturday night The scores;
rIRsr GAME.
Annex -Thicsen. las; Kaemmer, 1tH; Dosraaph.
YSST Ss Lar kc ,.S F sS M Forrest
SECOND oAME.
Yellow Hid-dreiner. I'm. RiRoulet. I27; Forrest
ls!i schaeisr, isai R.oiei ~, Total, s.s:
psSSoi ,S sHsss sossn asq e
THIRD GAME.
ESsoS nj p sSniIm'lCy ig, aerr%an I.s Cor
2if "' "ooE asa; Eyrins Isl Total 81, ''''"'"'
TPG GTsstsE New Yors Wh..lmS e, ~, inGFS,,.d their
A OF i. C's. on saturday night, The scores;
rinsr sAME
Creator New Y irk w.-Fause 1bs: Smith 1s3,
Hc,,ur ~ 2. Schneider 1876; draue, l24 Total Hga.
s,a""m. iisa Wilkinson, isi. Total, ass '-''
SECOND oAME.
Pierce w,-Mullins no. Sack, 100; LaAmy, 1.b.
Stacom. 40: wilkinson. l4B. Total 1872.
Defender w..-Weiner, 1875 Huelse. lIe; Weld.
man. ii8; Schiisman, 40; stager. ia6. Total, 17v.
THIRD GAME.
Defender w.--werncr 100; Huelss. ll9; Weld.
Greater New York W. HAuso, lly; Smith ia.
Hcuer, lOa; Schneider, los; araue 100, Total, 1872
skating.
The like at Van Cortlandt Park was frozen
over yesterday. Those who select the lake for
their open- air skating. however. will have to
take their exercise under more uncomfortsb bic
conditions than those which have prevailed in
previous years. Bs the house on tho southern
edge was burned down last week.
Leroy See. tho Brooklyn amateur skater. who
graduates into the adult class this season. has
been challenged by Dury Of Nova Scotia 10
race any distance from half q mile to ten miles
Bee says he will race the Canadian after the
holidays,
Clermont avenue leo skating rink, Brooklyn,
OH Saturday night;
Half Mile. interscholAs,ic Handicap, for boys
under sixteen year, Won by r. q Mntou. "POIy
ysspRs. second Edward & BcRedi"t Br"olyn paoys'
High, scratch third. Time. minutes cav seconds.
one Mile. opau HandieAp--Won by p. j. Rearnsy,
Brooklyn S o. y.f aG y;ra aoD T Fam. csPg Brock
brooklyn Skating Club, 90 yards, third Time.
minutes 3os seconds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-11

Spike sullivan and Young Kenny are slated to
meet for twenty rounds tonight at the Capitol City
A. @, Hartford.
Jack Downey and Martin Flaherty will clash to.
This will be Flahrrtya hrst appearance since he
whipped by Tim kearns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-11
wh,pplc Lead. as Ynle's Best Gymu..,,

New HAVEN. Dec 10.-The FIRST OF the two
meets OF the Yale Gymnastic Association to
determine who shall receive the ~" as college
gymnast was held Inst evening 1t was won
by g: a. Whirne. 1900. Of Anlover, Mass.
was close second with Sc points
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-11
IsTERcITY AND IsTERcLUB.

To-day's sched ue OF games in the two tour
naments Is as follows:
At DAYS Academy -Eveuing-Keency 1880, vs..
Arnold t32oJ
At the KnickerbockerA A. Ca A. L., Glass b. Cham.
hip--Afternoon-Thresheo OF Boston. VS.. Hev.
perof philadelphia. Evcning.arst game Smith Of
st. Louis, vs.. Hendrlck Of New Haven: second game,
Cutler Of Boston. vs. Kellogg OF Chicago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-11
Indoor sports now Interesting Columbia
students.

Athletic interest ut Coum bia University has
been shifted from football TO hockey and In
door sports and toward the development Of
next years teams. II was with genuine satis-
faction that Tom SImons was elected captain
OF the football team. Swimming AMI watar
POLO are the main gymnasium work At present;
under The captaincy Of G. @. Abbott, The other
are 99 GsST deer
will organize nm opposing team. The folio W.
ing rules in vogue at Columbia have been pro-
posed to the A. A, u for adoption By Prof.
Ftr,t-Nq player shall he allowed t. play tho ball
Sec9ndnYp PLAYER ihaIl b, e., sllowsd to Garry or
goal keepers line, goal keeper exempt.
Thlrd-Ceps OF dstinctiye coors must be worn by
opposing players during the game.
The golf club will arrange two more team
%i oi gsS County,
with Yale and Prlnceton,, C2lpmhla,s team
Fus nr and ef %1a' Pist e. w shoos are
being held ut wiIamsbridGo on the old ath-
"A 4 lina nance committee Tor the track team has
M ff% ma E. klssdS Boehnn and nd
McA nerney; 1908, II. NJ. Dodge and v i,
Tny hockey team hs: not reached h, s ssneeta,
intercoegiqts games. by the temporary
i PrncctSn I on Jan and March 20. and Browm
or jan ~ and Feb %, The lineup will be
point, Burt: cover point. O'Dwyer; forwards.
| Capt Henderson, Lawrence, Wolf and Eyer.
| In a fow DAYS the crew will begin it's winter
| work on the indoor machines. Its prospects
| Rre brighter than ever before, 4 radical step
| membership free TO all students instead OF to Il
| limitci number,
baseball Notes,
| The opening games In the second chan ponsh p
toulnnleut Of tho Armory Baseball Association was
| rlaycl , n saturday night. Tho results were; At
thirteenth Regiment-Thi rteenth Regiment 81;
First Naval battalion 10. Al second Signal Corps
| second Signal Corps, 10; Second Naval Battalion
| IL, At Ninth Regment.Twelfth Regiment ri
FI n,h ,m nf sattery a. secona team H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-11

Billiards.
The final round Of the Glass b tournament In
the A. A. U. series begins this afternoon in tho
theatre OF the Knckerbocker A. c. Last weeks
play ip the prellminaries resulted In two men
In each section being thrown out OF the run
ming. leaving six men to com pete for tho wind
MP. Tn" record OF the two tournaments up to
date 10 as follows;
A. A. u, CLASS n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-11

90 ma" rom a letter received In this city from
,"'"A' r. VII now IN Georgetown, KY, there is
P'' Hpect Il another match between this PLAYER
TO- 10. 'a9"s4t. The latter has mailed his condi,
,aons "Iirh were lund to he acceptable Tho con.
Sn t IL l. l." one of eght games up for $1,000 side
Wns, ~ De- PLAYED ~ this city IN February next.
.n NIo payers cannot md a club willing to hang up
pHrse they VIII, IN all probability, play In public
wi s~'t money so rs to make up the expenses,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-11

IN" New York University and the Naval Mill
"" wero to have played hockey at the 81. Nicho-
las hink on Saturday night, but the Naval Militia
iIen,l dld not appear. A game was arranged
Tween IN" IT. Nicholas secon! team md tho
NV YORK University. and the st. Nicholas
"'yers wcn by score OF Is goals 10 o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29

The trading In cotton very light, but nnoI
poctedly bullish cables from Liverpool, further
dctions OF frost III Texas continued light receipts
local covering of shorts and buying by New Orleans
and Liverpool caused moderate rise. II might
have been greater but for the fact that yesterdays
prediction OF frost in Texas was not fulfilled. that
the weather in most sections of the cotton belt was
sttl distnctvcly favorable and more less realiz
ing by local bulls There gate general dispos-
ton here to await further developments. The
Chronicle summary was builish exports are large aud
cotton goods are still strong and apparently tending
upward.
CoFFEE.-Rio on the spot was steady at Lido.
for NO. l. Sales Of 200 bags Maracabo. Futures were
unchanged to points lower. closing barely steady.
Sales. l0.c50 bags. Havre and Hamburg
unchanged to Y lower. American warehouse de-
iveries 25.gls bags Rio was frm at 10 refs decine
receipts, 1000; stock, 2S1 900; exchange. 3-32d.
advance IF Lad. Santos was steady at 100 reis
dscine receipts. 10000 stock. $3.50 Prices here
FOL To-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29


Coffee was quiet and easier. The cables we're dis
appointing and local operators sold 1t is pointed
out that unless Brsz receipts have been curtail
by wet weather and increase next month. or tho
deliveries fall off materially, further material in
crease in tho worlds yisible supply OF 5000. 900
bags seems doubtful, Tho supply now In sight
however being 80 greatly in excess OF any previous
season together with the continued favorable pros
poets FOR the Towering for the neu Brazilian crop
offers very little announcement for expecting an inn
portlnt advance in prices unless disaster over
takes the coming crop IN Brazil.
NAVAL STOREs.-Spirits of turpentne, b1>e@b2c.
Common 10 good strained rosn, 81 25asl.3o.
PROvIsIOSs.-Lard steady; Western. $780,
COntiueu al refined ST.. Pork steady at Sy0S9.5o
Meats were quiet; piekled hams 8ltaloc. do.
shoulders. &C.. do. bellies 6LeGSc. Tallow. 4ssc.
Dressed hogs. es6asc. Butter-Creamery, Western.
extras. FAC; dus hrEts. 2l1s023c. State, extras.
234p24c.; do. nrss, 2llpa23c. Cheese = State.
full cream. small colored or white fancy. 12stc;;
and Western. 2o4s2oc. Chicago. Oct. 2s-''Pro.
visions were quiet and steady, closing slightly
higher with packer. selling at the improvement.
suGAR-Raw was steady At bloc. for % test
and 10. lbc. for 81 test. Sales OF 800 bills 80
test Renned was In fair demand. Interior jobbers
ordering out fair supplies on old contracts for
shipmsnt before the close of navigation.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2S.-These were to-dsy's prices:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.
ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave New York. foot ot Chambers
at, as follows and hve minutes earlier from West
$50 IT.
Q.O0 4. M.-Vestibule Express daily for Bing
Jaw hamton, Wayerly, Flmira, Buffalo Brad
ford, strives Buffalo : r. NJ Parior Car Buffalo
ONO T.. h.-Vestlbule Limited Fast rail daily,
-.po Solid train for Chicago arrives at Cleveland
40 4. NJ, Chicago p. VI. Slcepers to Chicago
Cleveland aud Cincinnati Dining Car.
T.2l J.. M.-BuiIalo and Cleveland Nestibulcd
soy Express daily. arrives Buffalo 7:O5 A. ~.
Bradford I;.OA ", jamestown 4. N. Youngs-
town 1927 A NJ Cleveland l2:3O +. NJ. Sleeprrs to
Bulalu and Cleveland. cafe Library Car.
q. = J.. N.-Daily. solid train for Bingham ton,
~. ~ WAvcrly. Elmra chicago. Sleepsrs to Bur.
falo Chicago aud CirciunHti. Dining Car.
TICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
ACCOMMODATIONS - III. Il3, IGl, lnl and
955 Broadway, l27 Brwery, ." Fast l25th st, and
2I3 West l25th 81, Chan and Wcs. 23i st fer
ries, New York 33a and $40 Fulton st., ~ Broad
way Brooklyn l22 R,ver St. Huboksn. and Jersey
City station. New York Transfer Co. calls for and
CHECKS baggage from hotel and residence to dss
tinaton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29

Perkins d. Fisher. actor and manager. re-
siding at 235 West Twenty second street. hos
filed a petition in bankruptcy with liabilities
$3.50 and no assets. He owes 81 $40 salary
to twenty-one actors and actresses, among
whom are Pauline Harvey Sl75. Miss Reta
Dickson $50. Miss Addie Crawford $3.50. Miss
Fannie Warner 500 Mrs. Arthur Donaldson
500. Arthur Donaldson 800. Edward CoRley
$3.50. Edward Holmes $50 and Richard J.
Morosco OF London 500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29
8ailrpads.
Pennsylvania

II n
STATIONS foot OF WEST TwESTY-THIRD STREET AND
DEsBRossEs AND CoRTLASDT STREETS.
nH-The leaving time from Desbrosses ana
Cortlhndt street is five minute" later thah
that given below for Twenty-third street
station, except whore otherwise noted.
7:65 A. NJ FAST MAIL-Limited to two Buffet
Psrlor Cars New York TO Pttsburg. Sleeping Car
SEE NJ PfAA Si Pullman
s. %T S%r- ''G For chieas" cleveland Toledo
Xsb i az s 81 EIIfPRRiEss
For Louisville tvia CincinnstD. indianapolis.
b. b6'' +. NJ ' wEsfERN ExPREss-For Chicago.
For TOLEDO except g1tH EsfyRs ExpRrssror
PIT P,tsburs Cleveland, Ssshyiiie via 6incnnstD.
IndHnIpq TXbR a. ou p..bure and
Chicago. For Knoxville daily. via Shenandoah Val
ley Route. Connects for Cleveland except satur-
sS5 p;bro;;' and Gs sr n.e' ns sts
soapns car New WY FORK TO htoon. East SsrtS
Pittsbure and points West. daily except sunday
wAsHINGToN AND THE SOUTH.
7;55. s2b n75 1910 Desbrosses street 1910 cSrt.
d. s f sa: "a Gs 9 ss H. t SG P HlsSs
s is ss. ga ,%ss Dinns c.s f.ici
and Bnins cars. 4:2S 'bnnS oarS. 1855 Dining
so Gn1 Hl aa Mi 13io ns9 as.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAlLWAf.-For Mem
phis and New Orleans. 265 P. NJ daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LlNE.-E1press 9:26 A. N. and
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILwAY.-4.5o P. NJ.
FOR DID POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-7;Bb
A NJ weekdays and 1913 ?. NJ daily.
ATLANTIC CITY.-2;lO p. NJ. weekdays Debroeses
Through vcstibulsd Train. Buffet Parlor Cars Pas.
scnger Coach and Combined Coach.
CAPE NAY. -ln:56 F. NJ. week days.
For points on New York and Long Branch Railroad
from West Twentv.third Street station. sob A.
NJ. l2:iO. 10 aud $40 p. NJ. sundays. H:2b A.
NJ 4;55 p NJ. from Dcbrosses street. 900 A. NJ.
1870. 34O and $40 p VI. SUNDAYS, H:I5 A. NJ,
bib ?. NJ. from Cortlandt street, 800 A. NJ.
12:45, 2ls and 5:15 p. NJ. Sundays. s:46 A. NJ.
5:l5P.M. -
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6:lO (DCsbrossrs and COrlandt streets 0:20) 7:2b.
1868, $40 s.55 h:25 0':55 lPenna. Limited. 1910
tDeshrosses street 1910 COrtandt street 1919
Dining TAR. 1888 dining Carr. 1913 A NJ.
l25j. . 4 ~ de 'hrosses street 2:1o Cortandt street
2.16). 2;55. 1858. 4:25 4:25 dining Car. +h5
dining Carr. 5:55 Dining Carr 100. s;55 p NJ.
12:lO night. Sundays, 6:lO, $40 SOB. A:2b. p:55
Limited a:55 1o:65 dining Carr. A. M, 1855.
1853 dining Car. 265. $3.50. 4:25, Dining Car,
4:;.5 Dining Car. 5:55 dining Carr. 7:5b. 1865
p. NJ. 12:1O night. -
Ticket offices Nos 401, GA, 1919. 1854, III, and
2fl Broadway; l Astor House; West Twenty.third
street station: and stations foot OF DosbrosseR and
Cortlandt streets; Court street $40 Fulton street.
9S Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station
Brooklyn; station. Jersey City. The New York
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through to destination.
Telephone ''914 Eighteenth Street." for Pennsyl-
vania Railroad cab Service.
J. b. HUTCHINSON. j. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29
xyr<rCr1I AND COMMERCIAL.
ShrupnAY. oct. %.


..-.-... on On ~. o''Dn. ..h,o s,,,rrso
The bank etatemeh' was q" as 800" :, s.nn ooo
70 tho StnooI An average io'' -, >'D 1 " -.
or more was iotoshhuo"eu Wy "'o -
ments OF money n"r'hE wv w. -, 80
In lawful money hH ioPoi'ou W Wv I -,
only soIoo' ana ~ VI" u'p' TO- ..
reduced oy "ou"a," ",' VI VI, 'o''' Wv a.,
shows an increase IN inc Su'pH on RI
OOO, rhisihg 'hhl ''eIn W Wv" "','
increase IN S'upiu7 "o'' 40 ''u"'' - - -,
favorabe ny inc spo""i"'o '"''',"' "l
il was brought hoou' eh'ioiS ny Wv , " ~,
oil loans Inc teahy "n.o"i"k,h ''"'",o VI W.
statement III ua' 'iD o"i'N' ,o'V
censoh =" lose '""'u' i'''"'' -! ~,
weeks inc los" III 0dN'i, ','N "'.n ,, -.
and IL now LOOKS az II ncN' "oeN "en' 80
'ho beginning VI '"o io'u'' NV - ~ -.
con"e "h'h ''"' ,, " ,..',,",,. -,
money no,A"' anu -" Wv ''' ~. 49,, ~, -,
!" VIC 9''' '" ' .,i,., Iu 49,,
iho 'A No." =, 80, ,,., .. 81,
nea'y W"s ~ ,' - w., It. ia,
hsnen' To- =, -. III. h.,.a.as
vi Vi. '' -, l,,,.,,,,- -, oo,,,,,,.
. n"ueiaVo "' -,.,,,. 49,. 49,. ~,
zion ho.'e Nv 49, - Wv ...-....,
nions VIC NV ~ ~, Co.. ~ =,
anu al "''i"s ' D.. 800, a,a.i,,
= poi IN, - ,,,, nio =, 6 ,h.,
ue' , $50, pi,. .,..,I ,,,,..d
.oIn a. "nu 49,. 49, '..,,a,da. Ar.ri-
a.i I,s, - o,,hor,,,t,yn s,,,cmer,s ,hot the re-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29
Delaware. LaCkaWanna & Western.

Btstions in New 'Tk, foot of Ba clay and Christie.
Leave n Y, pher SITS Arrive n. Y.
5000 RUI. ...... BnghamtOn Mail o.. q: 80 pm
$1,000 am. ithaca, OsweyO Buffalo Ell 500 nm
"Ial0 pm 90. Buffalo anaChcAgp Express $500 pm
ADO pm Scranton, Wilkesharre ana
plymouth Express ,.,..,,...l2:2O pm
$3.50 pm. Buffalo Ell ar Bu' Aln I;i6 am ~: 80 am
$3.50 pm Ithaca DsHegO, Utica and
Buffalo Ell ...................E7:3 80 Am
tSleeper to Scranton. Nav lie occupied to 7: 80 am
Tickets and Palma &c 'Ommp 1AtDns at IA, 42v
and $50 Broadway and u Park place.
WestroitS Express Company will call for and
check baggage 10 destination. SDAly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29

discount in open market for short and three
months bills. 3h0i per cent. Paris aaylcee
Exchange on London. 25 francs "a centimes
The Richmond Locomotive and Machine
Works have received an order for tnree ten
wheeled locomotives for one oil the private
railroads of Sweden.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29
RAIL WAY,

The Avenue OF Travel South and Southwest.
CUBA, MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA.
Trains from New York, depart from Pennsylvania
H. K. Station Daily. 23d st.. Cortlandt and Des-
brossss at.
RS-The leaving time from Desbrosses and
COrtlandt street is five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third Street
station.
1910 4. Mast MAIL-Pullman Buffet Sleeping
Cars. New ork to Atlanta. New Orleans, sayan-
nah and Jacksonville. Fla. Dining Cars. Washing
ton and SpartAnburg. Tourist and Sleeping Car,
Washington to San Francisco. Tuesdays and Fridays.
2;56 +. Mn. Y. 4 FLA. EXPRESS-PullmAn Draw
ing Room Sleeping Cars New York to Columbia,
Savannah. Jacksonville, Tampa and Augusta.
2i65 =. M.-WASHIFGTON II CHATTANOOGA
LIMITED. VIA Observation-Disclosures Drawing
Room Sleeping Cars. New York to Roanoke, Knox
VILE Chattanooga, New Orleans and Nom phis.
Dining Cars, Radford and Alfalfa. -
l:2S =. M.-WASHlNGTOS Il SOUTHWESTERN
LINIITED-Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Cars.
New York TO Atlanta. New Orleans Birmingham,
Memphis. Asheville, Knoxville. Chattanooga and
Nashville. Dining Car serves meals. New York and
NEW YORK OFFICE al BROADWAY
FRANK y. CANNON, J. NJ. CULP.
Sd Vice. Pres. 4 Genl Mgr. Tranac Mgr.
W. A. TURK, q. p A.