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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-04
san FRANCISCO MARKETS.
BreadstuRs.

Breadstu6s.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. s.-wheat-Fim on call
and quiet in the spot market
Barley Quiet and frner in the spot market
Oats-strong.
Spot quotations were:
Wheat shipping. No /. sskc; choice *Ae: mill
Il sarlsyefecd. 7sisa7sc; brewing. 7siaeunc
oats-Grsy: nominal: black. for seed. 81 lssi 0i
red, 81 .Zai.31s.
Flour quarter sacks, $3.50; wheat. centsls. ztoo;
Port Costa 100. barley. centals siD oats centas.
tatoes sacks, ssso: Oregon. al: bran. sacks. no;
middlinss. sacks. izfs hay. sacks ds2 wool. bales.
lse: hides. number. 81.
Produce, Fruit. Etc.
Mlis,uns- MiddIinss SIS soais; bran. SIS. scals per
Hay-wheat, ssaIs5o wheat and .oat. ssal2 80;
best barley 50 90 alfalfa s7@s. 50: compressed wheat
;sa1s; straw, per bale; ss.ef7 &c; 49,
Potstoes-River Burbanks. 25ad0c; Salinas Bur
banks, socssiso 20; Oregon Burbanks. 7edsoc; sweet.
Dgs5c.
Vegetables Cucumbers. 2sasoc: green peas. assc;
string beans Sa7c per lb tomatoes. 25a5oc; aspara
gus 7scas2 80.
Fruit Apples. choice. 81 common, Sc; navel or
anges s. 50ld4; Mexican lines S4d4 50: common Cal
ifornia lemons, $id1.7s; choice California lemons,
s2s2 IS; bananas. 81 .5od2o
Butter Fancy creamery. &c; seconds. H9zc;
fancy dairy 2lc; seconds. i7daoc: picked. lad2ic:
Grkin, na2kc.
Cbeese-New California hats. loaiIc: Young
America Hello; Eastern. ll@i5c; Western. i21s@
Esgs-store. 2s@2sc: fancy ranch. soc: Eastern. y
@2c
Pouifry-Turkey gohblers, l36Hc: turkey hens. IA
@i5c old ROSTERS 50 5cs4 young ROSTERS. s.. 50a
a. small broiiers, s.. 5ad3: large broers, ssd3 50
flyers. sSa3. 80; hens, s.. SOFAS old ducks. 1904
geese. 81 5oSl.75.
Wool ana Hops.
wooi-sprinR Nevada, liai3c Eastern Oregon, 10
alsc: valley Oregon, l5ai7c Fall-Mountain lambs.
saoc; San Joaquin plains. s@sc; Humboldt and
Mendocino, l0Gdi2c
Hops-cr Of 1900 lsdlsc
Closing Quotations.
whest-Firm; May. si.os1t; cash. seHc.
Bsrley-No sales
Corn-Larse yellow. 81 aoai IN.
% % 20
NEW YORK MARKETS.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Nov. 3-Flour- Receipts, ls.s1 bar
rcls; exports, T.26i barrels Market dull: Mime
sofa patent. x@4 IS; winter strsiehts, - .0d5 60
Wheat Receipts. 23f,050 bushels: exports. none.
Spot. Arm No. red, T7Isc. elevator; 7sxc. T. o. b.
Options opened steady expectations Of bulish
statistics Monday and after slight back. under
realizing. recovered demand. inspired By fears
that Argentine might become unfavorable by
the opening OF the week. Closed firm. at Nc
net advance sales included No red March
closed s2lsc; May, s2ise; November. Tke: De-
ccmber sac
Woo-Dull :.
Hops-Quiet
Cofee-Options closed inactive st net unchanged
prices to points decline Sales, $50 bags. includ-
Ing December. .Dc January. 7.3oc; April +0c
May 7.45c: July, Sc. Spot Rio. quiet: No. in
voice sac. Mild. quiet; Cordova. shQg13hc
sugar-Raw. steady; fair refining. sMc centrifu-
GAL 90 test. ssc. Refined. quiet granulated. 5s5c
cut loaf loo
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SELiG-In this city. November ,. isn. 81 the fam
is residence pa Washington street. Sollr. beloved
husband q Ida selis. aged y yrsrs.
Funeral this Sunday afternoon, al O'Clock.
from family residcnrs Friends invited to attend.
iuisrmsnt in HiIls a. Eternity cemetery.
TtRNER-In thu. city, November $50. Carl
Turner AGED Is years Member 81 sailo,' Onion
a the Pacac.
Services from the funeral pariors q, Bonnsy a
Stewart this sunday morning. at 70 oeloch In.
terncnt IN Lsss View esuettzT,
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PuBLisHERs' NoT1cE.-Traveiins agents arr
A. d, Burnett. J. A. Mcclellan. o. B. Locu,h and
p. Blanchard City collectors are r. I. Haviey,
John d. sheehsn. J. A. Goodfellow. A H. Mills
and Robert Ann Postmssters every.here are our
dent agents in the various cities and towns OF tbs
Northwest
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Chtcrg 20,

CHICAGO Nov Cattle Reyeipss NO head.
Nfn,nsliy s,rohE Natives Good % prime steers.
8 lass - plur 20 medium. s. as3 S. selected iced.
ers. s. s5ss E nixed rieckrrs s. s43 &C. e0ws
s. nal g. hsif.u. 81 fSaa Is cannegs, 81 Sa1 50
bells s. aSat " calves slf& Texans Feeders, 81
90 a gtsss steers. s. e,@4 % bulls. s. SECS =.
ilcSs Receipts to-day. p 0s head Men9Ay. estt
uatsd iNN len ever Aao MArkrt sfiac hover
rrp. as ulsed AMI hsirhsys sose4 Is: good to
cNNice heavy 81 Nst 8 f0nsh hsasY "a sa5a 50
hsht ~ sAEs - tsk = sales. - 0s4s 70.
sheer Reccip.s & SO had stnady Good %
ehoirs ~ethsn. s. oss y fair 20 choice naltea
$ MA Western sheen. $ A@s ~ rrt4s shcsp
s. sss -, uasise isnbs 81 lssa q Western iAmhs
"a saasx
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FOREIGN MARhErs.
nrcndstu Ne.

LONDON, Nrs. whfat-rArrres IN Passage
allir, ~ ssss@. Ensiish caun,rY wsFasss. qaset
LIVERPOOL, Nov = wheat Quiss Na I
standard Cailicfnit 6 ttsa whssi Asa flgur 10
Paw, 2aitt Frcnrh c1uatfy @arke,A. quiet
Nestssf in Erkraf. ap-
Hsva Al tenson. Faeise ecsst steady g. 80
a. 81
askt- Ifgse ~rct. uctdy. Ma { 80 Western
sirter. tlfsdF s. NMd. No I Ndrtkern saring
ssgsfr G. f=dt ~ Z CalsfcsuiA steady e ~
fuiners. quiet neofmhsf. 4 usa Iasguzy q,
Ia
Ca-r spoS. dals; Auscrieaa sissa new. "a aGd
Frtnrss, quis,. nsccmber. Is sa: 1GnaRgy. Ss
SD
FsOsr-st LoUs fancy vinsss. STEADY. - 81
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PoST-INTELLIGENC WANT Al
AGENCIES


Ire rertfn,slirencsr has STABILIZED h-sneh assa.
ties -her- ciasisei Advertisements ~ii b recsiy.d
pnfil 10 D s6eh DAY The rates eAatSed AZ Tbs
branch agencies the sane ~ a. TIE Poet intslir
rsncef business Office Cab sds only VIII 10 tatsn
81 hrsrch agencies Foricvns The lis. q agencies
forke Hnrrfngton's drug stsre.
second avenue aad Pike.
broadway Pharmacy, r. f. Fisher.
broadway and James.
Renton HnI Pharmacy. Madisen
street and Fifteenth avenue.
Waiia Waila Pharmacy, Twenty
nrst and East Jefferson.
Browns Pharmacy. corner resier
and broadway
shfrtien's Drug store. Twenty-
third avenue south and Jackson.
Howell street Pharmacy, to72 How
ell, corner Boren.
North Seattle Pharmacy, Battery
and Ftrst avenue.
A. r. Guy's Pharmacy. Denny way
and Fifth avenue north
y. u. Costigan's Pharmacy, oseen
Anne avenue and Roy street.
BALLARD.
Presfon's Pharmacy, Ballard ave.
nue..
FREMONT.
Fremont Drag Company, Lake
street aAa Ewing avenue
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.


There was 4 decided increase IN the amount q
business done Western avenue today, the best,
perhaps Of the entire week. which has bsen quiet
Except IN poultry. which continues to siut
the market, there have been very fair ciesnups IN
almost all market commodities. Prices are conse-
Quenfly holding MP and are generally firm.
The only feature Of the street not heretofore noted
Was in the arrival Of q Of bananas Otherwise
conditions. a. well as quotations. continue I'M
changed.
Tho same may be said also Of the other markets
the week closipg II began and has progressed,
With trade quiet. but steady and prices firm
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FOREIGN.
Financial.

NEW YORK. Nov. a-Ths Commercial Advstis-
er's London financial cablegram says:
The stock market here was extremely quiet TODAY.
Prices were irregular in their movements. The
American department was a. still the rest Of the
market Everybody Il waiting for the election
Prices Of American shares were above parity south.
ern Pacific issues were again the main feature pnt
they closed below the highest for the day. few deal
EN- waiting for the opening IN Wall street Money
was easier. Call money .lts@2A per cont. was I'M
changed at the close.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON Nov. 3.-Atchison Sh: Canadian Pa
cifc. ss% Union Pacific preferred. 7s Northern
Pacific preferred, rs: Grand Trunk, eS; AnAcon-
da. sk.
Noney-2ik@3 per cent.
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LICENSES To WED.

Licenses to wed we're yesterday lssusd for Harold
L. Rockwell tsl and Ida q. Nayior tzil, both %
Seattle; " NJ. r. Dumond f3l. of seattle. aud
Bertha NJ Robinson ~. Of Everett; q. =. Post
90 and Minnie Gahresth tsl, both ~ Seattle.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 3.-steriing on London
Sixty days. IS; sight, A.s2.
Financial.
Silver bars s4%c; Mexican dollars, 0h@5lc.
Drafts-sight, Sc; telegraphic. 7lsc.
% sc %
NEW YORK.
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CARD OF THANKS.

TO FRIENDS-Please accept my sim
cerest thanks for the kind services and
sympathetic regard you so feelingly ex-
pressed in the hour of my affliction.
Mary Monast.
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Southern Railway LIS Western Union 80; ~"
PreferTed -. -. ssh Repuh Iron q steer ~
Texas & Pacific -. II Preferred ...-- 90,
Total sales. III. 500 shares
suecs~ Inports and Exports.
-. -. "a. ~.,~x "a an
conntries for this week aggregate 81 sss silver bars
and CON- and N3.A5 gold -. "a
SKI ssa sI,e, y
In,narts ~ irv vrc8s ana merchandise were valued
a, IN ~ s8
q si0e'.'".
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SEATTLE WIZ ar MARKET.

rN niiiing Ma slah 2sse, hlassts-n. Sc NJ.
eXgost Cub. 81. bles~fsa. Sc
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Nov &-whras- NasRss Sun aua Tn
ENe fx club.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Or. Nos. 2-rne wheat markrt Is
kteaey with ~ iIos,y Paid fos an x the Waaa
NsliA .Aas "a ocsfsd slssstan IA In demand at
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Butte and Boston ....... 49,. ........ III
CfFstai - "a
Deer Tr.ii Con No. ........ ......-. 2S *
Evening star --..-.....-.-... 6b ia
too Ledge Ia
Golden Harvest y
1. A. L. -.-.....--. ............. let7 1874
iron MASK ..--..s..... ........-. aJ
jim blame 4
Lone Pine Surprise ........... ........ So sn
Mountain Lion -........-.. 50
Morning Glory ....... So IA
horrlson ...-.+-.... "a Zes
Nobie rive 5 50
Princess Maude l1
Rambler Cariboo
heserFatlon ------...-.
Rossand Giant ....... Ia ~
outifsbn --...-..s-. LIZ HA
ION lnufno ...-...s.--.. ....--.. ~
0dtcfloo "a ia
winnipeg
Conjecture ........ ........ -. ...... ga
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GA the produce exchange toia, the eust.r market
was Quiet creamery lsd@iRr, dairy Edise
ghevss~ Firm. Nt.Mllhc
Es,s- Firm: fresh. tsc
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REVIEW,
sPoh ANE.

Ntning stocks.
SPOKANE, Nov. s. The eioring BIDS for mining
stecks today t0!loss.
BID. Asked
BLACK TAI ........... ......... ....... u IN
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condition Of the Treasur

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3-Today's statement Of
the treasury shows.
Available cash balances .S6 oN, ~
Gold - 80, ........ ...... ........... s2.s SIS
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Better, Cheese. EgGs ana Poultry.
Jobbdng quotations today were as follows:
Butter Ranch. lssl8c up fancy dairy, In squares.
,''rr; Washington cresmeres. lib and lib prints.
H9De; Eastern creamery B4Nc.
= CAse4s- Native Washington. l2aiG: Eastern. Il
ot<c: hnifskfn cheese. 7e7sc
corrb Honsy-cslifomia comb. i2ik @l3c, strained.
tk0os
Foultyy--Lfve cbictens f2c: i've turkeys lg0ilisc
drsssed turkeys. issisc; ducks. Ha6 per doz geese.
~
o,Aar-russs sound. IN .cn. n.nes on the
bsds
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LIoup0s Q9l.1
Fruits.
A - an1zn

f3r>eo rtuits-Onneee, y. zD@s 80: lemons es41 ae-
eordine 10 sYads: bananas. q ns2 rs: apples, isc
n r 81 box according to variety; fresh ctdsy Bc
81 ssiion; piaeappies . sot 50 per dos; pears IS
"a ~: grapes, ac4$i; Concords. soc: cranberries.
wisconsin. ~
In California. black. per ID. Sc white. IN sschs
0k6sei- \ bolss. Ihese; peaches. syapo,ted. per
Washinetsa. eosc; California. shA7c: raisins. i.
t.. u i6hSN; loose huscstels. sKesKc per hi
see6Isss Muscatsls 0c; ssedless sultanas l2K4ile
~ Is; Smyrna nrs fancy. lsrre Nc: fancy. snail
lie; golden dats. i@hc: dried pears. iidsiic; nee.
eaYinS, n pr ID
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WANTED - BY established -,
firm, scheme or speciality m., ~
exceedingly attractive and salsSas
special terms and unique indurs
high-priced men investigate 49,
Detroit. Mich
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walnps. r~r ID. ssrhs. lssisc: Eastern BLACK v.i
nuts. =; pecsns. Ne nibeTts. NE: Brarils lc;
simonAa fancy scft shell. lie; almonds Ne /, IS;
psanuts aye rdne. Ne; hicknry ioc cocosnuts p,r
des, Nei ehsstnuts, DC; Italians. ise; popcorn. Is
pr ~
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HELP
wANTED-MALnc

GOVERNMENT POSITIONS -n,-.--.
pare for the postofrfce or any ~ ~
II service examination withoSs
our catalogue OF information ~.
Columbia Correspondence
Washington. ID. c.
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TRAVELLING salesman wanted BY estab-
Iished house. no technical knowledge
necessary. but simply ail-around hustler
OF good appearance and address,: Grst-
class line. special contract; entire time
required; references. Box Three. De-
trolt. Mica
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ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave New-YoTk, foot Of Chambersst
as follows. ana I'VE minutes from West 23d AZ
300 A. M'--Vestibued Express daily for Bnghamton
Waverly tlTnira, Buffalo. Bradford. Arrive Buffalo
M. Parlor ar '-1'' q
200 Il. M.-Vestfbuled limited-Fast mail dauy
train FOR Chicago Arrives Cleveland A. M Chicago
Dining Car.
1880 y; M'-Bun 4lo end Cleveland Vestbued Express
daily. arrives at Buffalo 1O5 A M, Bradford 20 A. NJ
jamestown I'U A A. Youngstown 1927 A. M, Ceve-
and lzoO + al Seepers TO Buffalo and Cleveland. Cara
Library O"-S
o;1o r. h-Daily solid BinghaL1ton, Waver!y
Cincinnati. Dining Car - $3.50
TI'fcKETs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
COMAoDATioNs at Ill. 13, 261, 401 and 057 Broad
way ~ o"erY. bB East I25th-st. 273 f25th-
st Chambers ana West 23d ferries New-York; 333
and ESQ Fh-on 81 81 Broadway. Brooklyn; I22
Hoboken an1 Jersey City Station New-York Transfer
Co calls tF and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
dences
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York. South Ferry CWhitehau TermnaD,
foot OF Liberty street
.Daily. Except Sunday sSundays.
CHICAGO; .43o m. liberty street only. 'I.3o
PITTSBURG, .4.sO a. m. G4berty only. $50
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS 1000 a H. $3.50 .. NJ.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
,WsAsHlNGT0N. BALTIMORE tsOO. 1000 Diner1.
LILO m (Dner) TOO p. m. CDiner). '130 (Diner),
800 GRoya Limited exclusively Pullman Train Diner
ana care 455 lD!ner 1913 D. DINER. and 'l2 10
night NORFOLK. t1.00 m.
All trains are illuminated with Pntsch Light
Cces: lib. l72 261, 434. Broadway Is Union Ga
Wa ~ Bowery y x. 800 Fulton St. Brooklyn white
han Terminal AID Liberty Baggage checked from
hotel residence destination. ~
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LEHlCH VALLEY.

West 23d Corand and Desbrosses Streets
(Penns. R. X. FeTres)
Corsndt Desbrossss
streets Daily except Sunday Sunday leaves Other
daily Sunday leaves 645 eSunday leaves 10 An
K Sunday leaves Is Pm sunday leaves SIS Pm.
r6.55 100 A. N. Local for EASTON.
sS55 eS. loan For BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and
principal local points Parlor and Dining Cars Con-
meets Coal BTanchest -
+.I1.J5 1900 Noon. BLACK DIAMOND Ex-
PRESS" Handsome train in the world Limited 10 seaung
capacity connecting with through sleepers
Detroit Chicago Dining service Ia carte 1900,
t12.53 1907. N. For ILKEsBARRE. SCRANNtoN'
T5.1O,y5.20P.N. Local for MAUCH CHUNK >1,o
500 IS. Top Chicago Vesbule Limited FOR hlAu-
ARA FALLS points Through Sleeping Cars to Chicago
LID 500 Exposition Express for BUFFALO and
sS.J3, 900 Pm. For ITHACA, ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO
so PLAINFIELD and BOUND BROOK locals. daily except
Sundo" ~ go. 'Se5 and So
Tickets and Pullman Recommendations 80 SS5 e and
Broadway Square 25 Columbus Ave, y
Fulton St Court St Annex Station. Brooklyn;
n Transfer Co viii call check from hoss
res'deDre through destination
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PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

brosses and Cortandt Streets
62The leaving time from DesbrOsses and
C"rtlandt Streets is i've minutes later thnn
mat given below for Twenty-thtrd Street
90 a. M FAST MAIi4-Limited to two Buffet Parlor
~ a[S New York to PittsbuIg Sleeping Car Ptsburs
F&SS So1fRsf Fsssnas and Cleveland
son S6tD sleeping Dining smoking o6serva
f %oG Gsifnso Sc ff< Sus Toledo
i For Iss M SHG nc AND ST LOUIS
n5h p NJ. WEsTERN ExPREss-For Chicago For
75S a. sfeeg go S4tHESa pxpREssFor Pitts.
burg Akron Cleveland Cincinnati, Louisville
F sc5:o Nj ~ PXcIEIc EXPRESS E25 pIsSurg and
s.S5 p. NJ. MAIL AND Observation-Disclosures Bure,
to aS sas' SsEty
-, nWAsHINGToN AND THE SOUTH.
30; oS 500 1910 Desbrosses Cortlands Streets
Gag Go l4SS D s9ress ea as
@ ss p PfoF card ARD PSips G S t5
Dining ca os r 6Rns f0 ca us ns'
saa g54.3s, ,20
w. Ws4 t2i r. L u Rst DAILY Memphis
AThANffc 9 GGHf f2 NJ as3 Special,
FSS asK and soRroLk-ros m
A9 RI % f'' aEa 24o M Deseros.s.
Coaches. > AN11Oi N"i' oNu S'AHuHAu
CAPE MAY.-12.55 p. m week-days
points on New (frorn
west TTenty-tnird Street station) s.65 a. M IL 40
70 ana 800 p m. Sundays g. * a. m 455 D. m
Ton peSorosses and Cortlandt Streets) 900 m
.. - - 'N' ~ - @-'' w.
N FOR PHILADELPHIA
NOesofosses and Cortandt
s s c sSi e seq, FsS9a
sf SAD S2 a. M 1904 10 Oes6rosses coTtland
30 dining IL I@ CAP SOS Dining Can 755 So s25
t 4bim1itsd) s6o 1855 Dining Carr 12.55 l5s
faD1Hding Can sos Dining Carp. 766 sb5. e.25 D. m
Ticket offices Nos 4e1 1885, 1854 III and 26i Broad
gay Astor House; West Twenty-third Street Sta Aon
ana stations foot OF Desbrosses STREETS
Court Street. $50 Fulton Street. 9s Broadway and
pennsylvania Annex Station, Station
City. The New York Transfer Company will call for
and check baggage from residences Through
destination.
Telephone '914 Eighteenth Greet' for psn,syIya,,.
Railroad Cab Service.
J. b. HUTCHINSON, J. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Fass'r ke.n,
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STORAGE NOTICES,


TO Mr.. or Mrs. Edward Vroom. Mrs.
Lizzie Noe, Thos. $. Mack. Chas. Z.
WallaCk W. II. Lowery g. NJ Pope. Mrs
NJ, F. Lewis. Mrs. NJ NJ. Carman. w. J.
Jenner, Mrs. II. Stuart or Mrs VIM Dick
son. Mrs. g. Fl. Winker, W, NJ b. futile.
Mrs J. IL. Tower Mrs John J. Cain. Johr,
Holder or Vim. Giles. Mr. or Mrs +, TEN
Pile. Mrs W. Morse and Mrs Lizzie Kelly:
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that the time Tor the payment OF my lien
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired, after due notice thereof
had been given you, | will cause such
property 10 wit household goods personal
effects and merchandise stored by YOU in
the Columbia Storage Warehouse. 10 lie sold
at public auction. according to the statute
In such cases made and provided at Nos.
81 and "a West 9th Street on Saturday
February cath. 1900. at IO:3O a. m. and
II the sale thereof is not completed bV 4
O'Clock p. IN. on said date. the same win
be continued at the same place on each
and every Saturday thereafter. beginning
at 10 80 o clock q. IN. and continuing until
o'clock p. m. on each Saturday until the
same il completed.
HAS. Il SAUL
Proprietor Columbia Storage Warehouses
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-SG0 second hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE b. EDDY. 39S Madl-
sOn-Bt.
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WEST SHORE R,R.

Trains leave Franklin st. Station. N. Y. fOIiowA
and 10 m later from foot OF w. 42d St:
1915 P. M. CONTINENTAL LIMITED. for Detroit
Chicago and St. Louis Dining Car
..Std6 p NJ. Chicago and st. Louis Limited
$500 P. NJ. Buffalo and Niagara Falls Express
'oI15 p M Detroit and Chicago Express.
Timetables at principal hotels and ofces. Baggage
checked from hotel residence Express
C. e. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent N T.
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new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
9.12 A NJ and 800 p NJ. Daily except Sunday to Pitts
field Sundays only 20 a. NJ.
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light,
offices 113. 261 AIS and 1916 broadway On
Union So. W.. 235 Columbus Ave. West I25th ST.
I2Sth St and l$Sth St Stations New York 33S 726
Fulton ST. and l04 Broadway. z. D. Brooklyn
Telephone 1850 Cortland' for New York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence by
WestcOtt Cypress Company.
GEORGE H DANIELS General Passenger Agent
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CENTRAL R. B. Of NEW Jersey

Anthracite coal used exclusively
four tracks Electro Pneumatic Signals.
Stdtlons In New York,
and South Ferry.
leaving time from South Ferry is the game an from
Liberty St. except when noted ~ - avn
On and after Jan. 8. 1900
Trains leave foot o
Eor Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk o.
100 s7:1s: 500 A. NJ. CsI2:OO M to Easton1 20
e7 90 TO Easton 81 80 to Easton! SUNDAYS 1850
T !a6 Pittson and Scranton $500 $40
nd or ReaSing and Harrisburg .4so 7so ss:1o
SooO 20 70 Reading, A M 1870 80 40 IS 90
1i az az 10 10 PReadng) NJ s125 night Sundays q 80
90 70 headngD A M. 81 90 30 30 Sc 200 go :OO
TO Reading) p. NJ. s12:I5 night ' >''O
70 r or STATIONS on the NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH
ea RI .r 40 t55o Red Bank only ae 30 to
Bank only A. NJ. 90 p M '' ' u i'eu
FOR LAKEWOOD and Iakehurst 81 30 ae:so A. NJ,
q 80 S3So 14:lO SIS 900 p NJ. Sundays '1O:15 A.
IoIs River and Barnegat. 81 80 a9 80 A NJ 81 AS
For ATLsAiSsTTTEySs c c1T1S A ~ ,.
M Atlantic CITY special with vestibuled Coaches and
For stations between Atlantic Highlands and East Long
Branch. via Matawap, $3.50. $500 and 1870 Atlanta
Highlands only A M AS 4:3O G5:3S and be ca Al
p NJ. '7' ~ ~ '4'' STU"
For stations between East Branch Highlands
Of Nayesink. via Branchpcrt $3.50. $3.50 30 A M
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The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No. l.242 Broadway. I'd door north
usemenls received at the following branch
Offices at regular office rates until 8 % clock
., m. viz, afS sth-ave.. a. o. cor. a3d-st.:
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
Liberty st.
. Week days. s4:3O 500 1000 80 Dining Carl A. M
zoo DiEng Carr 80, 600 Royal Blue LmtedD
100 III s9 Dia3g ca2 Tna c sundays I i;So
LmitedD $500 eSoO Dining Car p NJ. s12:15 md,.
A. NJ. 50 30 s4 90 80 81 80 .9:45 p M Sundays
500 A. NJ. 81 90 $500 p NJ.
Tickets s and garlor car seats at foot of Liberty St.
gay 4S7 eth Az y Union So Wes, 1853 East I25th
GSurt St. 344 $50 Fulton ST. Brooklyn; % Broadway
and check baggage from hotels destina-
tion.
'From Liberty st. only
EFrom South Ferry five minutes earlier.
fFrom South Ferry a p.
eFrom South Ferry a 20 A.
bFrom South Ferry p.
.F'rom South Ferry NJ