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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-17

oh.,aga. Ny. 16.-Cattlc-R"cetpts, $500 head Gen
"a s, good prim- steers, s. +onS1 50;
poor % medium -: selected feeders steady.
7fl 81 mixed SLOW s. 2Ja&3 -; 81 40
STEADY. 81 23dSi ~; calves. S+N$J 20 TeNansKe
Texas cd steers Sass grass 81 35$i IL:
rcxs, bulls - ;ld$8 ~ Receipts day. 27.OO
head to estimated. 2nnoO left over. 5000;
average higher. top 81 l2lr mixed and butchers.
-. good chnC" heavy - SluS1 10 rough
heavy 81 76G$4 light 81 75u$1 I2:; bulk Of sales.
9DaS5 sheep Receipts, SOFA head: choice wethers
about straGy: ewes i0a25c lower. Lambs weak 10c
lower good wethers sass -; fair t. choice
mixed Western sheep. S+IS+ -: Texas sheep.
81 5"GS3 Gn lambs. 81 5oGS5 81 Western lambs.
Sass
steady s. 25IS4 80 Sheep strong, 81 5o9s3 10
Lambs strong. 81 2iHS5 10
Eqs; Liberty Nov. 1S-Cattle. steady. extra s. 50T
s., 80 rrims s. 20a<5 ~ common. $3a$i 80 II.gs &C
i've. prm h.ayes 81 lon 81 ~; mediums. s. II. best
Yorkers s I2'sa< 10 roughs 1OdS4 - Sheep steady
,hocc wrihers SIdSi 10 common 81 500 s. 30, choice
lambs. s. 25aS1 30, common good, 50 5onS5: veal
calves. sIa$T 10
East uffao Nov. IG-Reccipts- cars: sheep
lambs ~ hogs 20 Shipments -,'attlV. 81
cars. sheep lambs. 81 hogs cattle
slow. the choice butcher Eraics good 10
nland Calves fair supply. good demand. firm;
cluice 81 7JmSS good choice 81 .:rTtS1 so
Sheep lambs I'ncertain and irregular. Lambs
Choice opened 81 25N$5 choice. %I6
81 - Sh"clCh0ice to extra 50 1891. good to choice
s.; Ju6f$3 a..
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NAVAL STORES.

Although prices showed material change from yes
terdays close. business moderately active The
quiet and ste,ulv. We quote:
TATt-IlcYuIars. So 30. hbis. a.
SPIRITS TT 'RFENTINFt-4 :4i5c.
RoSI<C onlm"n to good strained 81 to: +. 81 NJ: F.
81 ~; IL 81 ~; Fl. 81 rs. 81 Is 10: NJ s. 90; y
So 60, W e. So 10; W W. 81 90
STOCK ON HAND.
spirits iHlehtllc bhiS
- ODD bbis
London. Noy. 1G-Turpentine- Spirits Sis I'D Rosln
American strained ~ Oh: fine.
Wilmington. Nov. iG-Sp!rs turpentine II a
SIC; receipts al casks Resin steady, 81 -
ceS 3i6 casks Crude turpentine firm. 81
Crii"s ~ casks. Tar steady. 81 So receipts casks
Charleston. Nov. lG-Turpentne firm ~ 90: sales 40
casks. I;"9in arm. unchanged.
savannah. N"y l6-Sprlts turpentlne steads 41c re-
c"iIS, III casks sales casks exports 3Io On SKIS
Eosiu hrm unchanged: receipts Isl casks. saes
4H'l casks; exports = casks
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lana cut d % 70. short Is 20 10.
strong ass long Gear middles 81 IS 10 steady
4SS. long clear mtdGles heavy strong. Sd
shor, clear backs, Is IS NJ Arm, rs; clear bellies
10 10 lS 10. firm. 5Ss SEoEidsrs-Square ~ Al 70.
steady as Cheese-American finest white easy, SIS;
DO colorcd. us TlioNP-me steady as %:
Australian. In Lyndon firm S1s Cottonseed Hull
refined in b5ls steady Turpentine,
dull. S1s 6d. Resin. a Icndan
aaethc COAST. steady. - 5sGf3 Lsnseed
BIS ID ButterCuited States finest as. do good
dull, sis Cd Petroleum refined al Peas Canadian
qrtet - 1Ssd. Wheat-Spor steady Western
winter 0s; No Northern spring 6s 3Ssd: No / Cali
torns- Is 3s1; futures steady; December. IS l07sd
March Us Nj Corn--Spoi quiet: American mixed
IS; futures steady November IS I'D. December
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. November 10.
BEENES-Receipts 176 cars. head
cuhing exported alive los for slaughterers
and the market, making with the
az car, ON sale OF which al Jersey City and al
sIxtieth-. Steers light supply and sold quite
nrnrnn,iv an adj Of I0dI5c bulls
lei COWS were trshe firm: but medium and common
cows wsrc very slow. prices declining 10G25c he
fore close The yards were NOT fully cleared Com
s. stockers al So 60T$3 sTit
asa So bulls at 50 5e6s3 so; at 81 259s3 So few
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foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY


OF NEW YORK.-The Dry Dock Savings Institution
Plaintiff. against Thomas Riley. Reilly. and others
Defendants In pursuance OF Judgment Foreclosure
and Sale. duly made and entered in above-en,ted
action. bearing date the Sth day November. 1900
the undersigned the Referee In said Judgment named will
sell at Public Auction, the New York Real Estate
Saesroom No III Rroadway in the Borough OF Manhat
tan city OF New York 9Th day OF December, 1900
at ~ o'clock noon. that day. by John T Boyd
toneer the premises directed by said Judgment be sold
and therein described follows: All certain
piece parcel OF land with the building thereon erected
situate living and being IN the Twelfth Ward OF
OF New York and bounded and described follows, viz
beginning a point the Southery side OF Eighty
distant hundred
third inches Westerly from the SouthwesterIy
Eighty seventh Street and Third Avenue,
ming thence Southery and parallel with Third Avenue
hundred one-haf inches the
line OF the block thence Westerly parallel with Eighty
and along said centre line tventysx feet
Northery parallel with Third Avenue and OF
distance through wall. hundred feet eight
Ure Southerly side Of Eighty
thence Easerly along said Eighty
Dated. York. November 18th. 1900.
:. MORRILL, BANNER. Referee.
BENJAMIN WRIGHT. Attorney for Plaintiff No. IS Park
Row Borough OF Manhattan. New York city
The following of the property be sold
described above:
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new YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION.
siS A. NJ. and & 81 p. NJ Daily. except Sunday
Pittsheld; Sundays At Q 20 4. NJ.
Pullman Cars all through
Trains illuminated with Piussch Light.
Ticket ofces az 113 261. AIS 1915 Broadway, *
Union So W. 2IS Columbus Ave. L32
l25th St and 3Sth ST. Stations. 53s
Fulton 81. and 1O+ broadway. F. d. Brooklyn.
Telephone 900 3Sth Street. York Cab
Service. Baggage checked fon hotel residence ~
WestCott Express Company
EDGAR VAN ETTEN. GEORGE H DANIELS
General Superintendent. General Passenger agent.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Nov. 16. p. m.-Coton--Spot-MOd
business: prices frm American middlng fair. 81 SD
good middlng IL 32d; middln2. D 16d low mddlnE
ESD; good ordinary. SD ordinary. I'D The sales Of
the day were 5000 bales. which 500 bales for
speculation and export and included 400 bales Ameri
receipts 5000 Including American
Futures opened quiet and steady and closed quiet and
steady American midding. III November "a 3&d buy
November December. - ed sellers
December and January. 10 'iJ 70 0id sellers
and February 164r5 Is sd buyers: February and
March l34G3 10 64d buysrs March ana April IL "a
and June 06id5 l1-6id buyers: June July. 984d
sellers: July and August T64d Sellers August and Sep
,arrrher 4 aellar
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The arproxima:e aro.0t charge satisfy
which 10 bed property is to be sold Is
50 32 - interest from the Sch OF No
Vpruhsr and allowance amount
Ing S419 60 with interest November o. 1900. to-
gether with the expenses Of the The approximate
amount 81 taxe. assessments liens which to
allowed the purchaser Of the purchase money or
~ ( $3.50 - and interest
Dated New York. November 18th 1000.
: MORRILL,. BANNER. Referee.
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WEST SHORER.R,

Trains leave franklin St Station y. Y. follows.
an foot West 42i ST. y. r.:
ST.l5 \. M.-For INTERN. points Albany & Montreal
I'll 30 A. nh Mohonk. Minaewaska. Saratoga
AMI Catskln Mountains
$40 P. M-cont. Ltd: fer Detroit. Chicago
t8:4S P. ND For Hudson River points
1918 p. M.-For Rochester Buffalo. Cieve. Chcag,.
P. M-For Rochester. Buffalo 1T roit & Louis
s9:l5 z. M-For syria. Roch. Mag Falls Dec. tl.i
"nailv. fDaily. except sunday LezA Is RrookIyn ~
mex No /. al l0.4S A NJ. at ?. "a Leaves Jersey
City. p R. R. Sta No al II 20 A N. at 3 2S 2 VI
checked hotel residence by westlc-t Exp L e
LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. y. y.
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RailroGn.
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave York Chambers ST..
as follows. and 8 minutes earlier from W 23d St.:
900 a. m Daily.-Solid train for Buffalo. Arr. p,
Binshamton. wavery, EInira and Bradford Coaches.
paror and cafe dining to Buffalo.
$50 D. DaIly-Chicago Limited-Fast maIl-SQlid
train chicago arriving 20 Arr Cleveland 40
m seepers Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining
$50 ?. Daiy.-Ru6ao and Cieveiand Express-Arr
town TO- n Cleveland 1890 sleepers to Buff
falo Cleveland Care car.
~ D. m. DaIly.-Solid train for BinEhRmton. WAIVER
~ EiInra Sleepers Buffalo. Chicago Cincin
TSicKETs. LOCAL TIME CARDS And PULLMAN
i ACCOMMODATIONS Ill. liz. 261. tOi and e5t
srnsdway I55 East l25th ST. and ara West 125th St.
Chambers and sd ST. ferries. NeG-York 1888 and
Sio ES,iton broadway. Brooklyn; 122 River So,
1Sohohen and Jersey City Station. New York Transfer
% calls FOR and checks baggage 10 destination.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
81 30 500 70 80 400 t430. 800 100 513o. $780,
1925 p NJ "I2:i5 mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
1880 tS:OO $1,000 al 80 A NJ tl;oO $50. 300
100 p. NJ. '12:l5 ndt-
Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry 1lS. IT, WI
1874 Broadway. Ia 9th Ave. 80 6th Ave
q rnion So West 153 East 18th ST. 273 I=5Jh
ST 245 Columbus Ave. York; Court St. 344 Sfl
Fulton BROOKLYN; 9S Broadway williamsburg New
York Transfer calls for and checks baggage 10 des
From Liberty ST. only. 'Daly. 1Dally. except sun
day. Sundays only
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A DyERrIsEMBNTs and subscriptions Tor The Tribune

A DvERTISEMBNTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
- received their Uptown ONCE No l242 SrSad~AS
OIL ,- na,b Of 3lst-st until o'clock .. advertise
,n r.ceiv ed a; following branch offices regular
ONCE rates until O'Clock viz: 254 sth-ave = e.
cor esd-st l52 eth cor l2;h-st Mays oth-aVe
and 14thst l42 Columbus-ave. West 66th-st; O6
IVES, 42ast near thsve: % East 18th o5I West
4ad St, between TN sth i5s Fast 4Thst: 1888
sd ave. between and 18th SITS; i.o2o 3d-ave near
s1s.-s, los 1.tave near ssth-st; 1855 rremon-sve.
$50 sdsve near alstst 55i sd-ave.; 40 Bleeekerst
325 Bleecker-ss,
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CENTRAL R. R. DE- new Jersey

Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
Four Tracks. Electro Pneumatic Signals.
Stations in New York Liberty ST. and South Ferry.
Trains Liberty below thine from South Ferry
five minutes earlier except noGeD
Week Days. sundays
Easton Local Observation-Disclosures. ..---. eco am
Mauch Chunk Local .-....--...I 7:15 ami
N y. & Long Branch R. R.. $50 am 900 am
Lakewood BaCnegat- $50 MI Il10:i5
Scranton & Reading. ...........t $40 am. .--.-.
y. Y & Long Branch r. R.. II 30 am 1900.
Easton Local ...-.-.-.....-..-t 100 noon
Mauch Chunk s. Reading. 100
Wilkesbarre & Scranton 5000 1;3O pm
Lakewood. Barnegat & Allan
tic City ........--...-.-- III 40 pm ......
Lakewood & ATLANTIC CITY
Special .............-.-..--.-I $40 pm.
y Y. & Branch r r.. L : 500 r
Lakewood & Barnegat ----..... $40 pm
Mauch Chunk & Reading. $40 pm tiI-jo p H.
\ Y & Long Branch r R.. lass pm .-...-
Faston Local ..............-.i 1888 pm
\ v 4 Long Branch r. RI t6:2S pm. -..-..
EaSton Local .........-........ 100 pm
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SOUTH PLAINFIELD ard BOUND BROOK locals Week
days Lv " sd s2s NJ ~ 10 and g NJ Lv Cor'l
and Desb. Sts. A NJ ~. 6 ~ and $50 7. NJ - - -
Pullman accommodations and
Square rs Columbus Ave y.
Fulton % Bdwy Station BTookyns
Y Tanser will call for a1e check baggage from hotel 90
residence through TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-17

IAver9'lo. Nov. IG. Cnsins Feet Extra India
easv 6es; nr.me mess aorninai Pork-Pme mess West
err firm rs Lar6American refined In pals. steady.
SOS Cd prime Western in steady. ass Sd
Short GU. II 10 70. srang. i6s Cd Bacor-Cumeer
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Railroads..

PENNSYLVANIA
u RAILROAD.
-A4ioNs root OF West Twsnty-third Street Des-
erosses and Cortiandi Streets
Cortianit satr s.ng time from De-brosse> SD
shs, Given below tor T%s %s% Ssfeei
S Safre ashs5 . ;g a s:
Chicago No coaeb m Sleeping Car P''tshuTE
95S W. M. FAST FEH EE,NPisI;SarE Cleveland
lion For st cRcaso Di9nS sOH o and
IL, !sGsi1 p NJ Loss l0s0
Na.Svs gap c Sr h9ql snd kegsii.
hS ST Af G6Grs s. E XIII P,,,.surs Co
HI5 WEsTERH I0g ExPREs S ISS' CHICAGO For
' SSiea az III, r PAGiEIS EXPREss-Eor and
Route Hhoxvie daily via Shenandoah Valley
s25 CE aE IsySIsnd sHSeFs SssTTSx E
1SS--For PittSburs Cleveland. Cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
'S as - $50 1910 lDesbrosses cOrandt street,,
sDssSGosse7 and cortIandt streets 22 to n Con
sSplnns Car as Dining Carr - p m. IL 10
"a an i ParoS ana Dining carSS So
i@s, 'Oialns Carl 405 Dining Carr. 225 D. L. 10
SOUTHERN RA1LwAY-Express a.5 40 p m 1e-1o
NoR NOR, N AND WESTERN RA1wAY.-For Memphis
ATLANTIG COAST LINE.|Express $50 a. M and rs
CHaEE Is E: S OHIO RAILwAY.-s-SS a and
sE 5Is ARD AIR LINE-E1Dress p and
fV wt. 1Lb POINT COMFORT and NORFoLK-T.G5
ATI sASTaSs I and $ 55 p m. daily.
s, nToqsh Trains BUFFET ParIor Cars ma
CAPE Mayhem
on New York Railroad (sronz
~enty-thtrd Street Stattonl- so a. Il ~.
anu 4sSa SUNDAYS. a2j 4 -
AZ crosses and Cortlaudt Streets 900 I2.50
wv ~" and OF r. sundays. A. 5 Is
FOR PHILADELPHIt.
tbeSnrosses and CoTtandt Streets, GOD
80 o's1 % t955 Peuna. Limited 1910 CDesb-osses
r'andt Streets. 1O-2D Dining 10 81 tDiaE
ar Ils1 a 1255. . 10 CDesbrCsses COrtlau.ir
Sets I'D 100 % SIS & IS * Dining Carl. ~
Sar) 5o3 Dining Carl. T-55. S23 S55. 81
49, l. ~ night. Sundays. $40. T-5S coaches,
80. 800. s2l 95a 0imted). ass 1855 Dining Carl
M IzSo Los Dining Carr. 3-25. 355. As Dining
81 10 (DinnE Carr. ass Dining Carl. $50. 8 *
800. 923 D. m. IL. 10 night
Ticket Offices: Nos. 4el. 945, 1885, 1854.
S9duWay: i Aser House; West Twenty-thir6 Street
and stations foot OF Desbrosses and ortant-
SIlseS Court Street. SEQ Fulton - Broadway
Isrs Fennsylyania Annex station. BrookyH Station
S.sey NV The New York Transfer Company will call
TOT and check baggage from hotels ana residences
through TO destination
Telephone Eighteenth strse for PspnsvIvanss Pail
road Cab Service.
j. B. HUTCHINSON vOOD
Eeneral Manager. General Pass'r Ascent.
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Spot cotton closed steady with quotations Lice ad
e on the basis OF csc for middling upland IOHe
,s lniechng Cuff. Sales 2327 bales spot
oI were telegraphed follows: Mobile. steady
,tsc-. sc up; Savannah: steady 92tc. 116c higher
=. an'slon hrrl al 35-l6c Lice up Wilmington. firm
nor35' NoTtoik steady at e-lec, sc up baltimore
y. higher Augusta. steady 97sc &c higher ST Louis
eSqS At 24sc. &c and Orleans. firm nged
et oEsc. me export movement has been follows:
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Stations foot of Esd Desbroes Streets
(Penna. K r FerresJ
West sd Street CortAndt Desbrosses Sts Daily.
Except Sunday Sunday ass NJ sunday = A NJ sun
day Is ~ Sunday is p NJ. Sunday SIS P NJ Sunday
Is A a. Sunday IS A NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-17

Exchange special Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton
borS s demand sales 5000 bales speculation ex-
t0S. ~ American, 1000: receipts. 5000: American
iss. sadsdlag upland oeled Futures opened steady.
pee. sghsr quiet but steady. s04 points net higher
februsfI nusry 6iei4s; February. 5i7is
As1 saIya.Aareh. 6i5hb: March-Aprfi. 513Izb: April
1asn.t3 Pr D.. Aay.Juns 5iohb: JuneJuiy. aoss Jus
hsss rn32er-Dece-nber. 62zAs Yarns-The
Ffor1pss ensek business clo;hsA hardened tendency.
rnstSD EH AND MEAL-An open decline Of bdl5c was
80 In nosr yesterday following the further break In
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receipts tomorrow at New-CDrleans
- 70 l2Up bales. against 10 $50 ago,
s.To4 ast year Al Houston 1000 900 bales.
eShst l'2e4 last week, and II $50 bales year
Hcepts ~ cotton AT the to-day and
uis week last year
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LACKAMANNA RAILROAD

in NeW-York. foot OF Barclay and CnrlSto-
Leave 49,
croveIa1d Mail 500 ar 500
.S.Ey MA UNITED. a. $500 pr.
NaS,-York Chicago 100 S3S5
Rtn1hamton Ex................. 400 1920
Chicago & Buffalo Limited $40 pm t:30 an
Utica Ithaca q Bum = 10 pm -i;lO am.
Buff. & chi. Ex..--- l--OO mont lO-SO a m
Seepers at $3.50 p.
Pullman accommodations ll3 40 Broad
way OS Fifth Avenue. and - Park Place
Express Company will call for and chsCs
haxR destination sDaly.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

b a ElectromOhe Service and from trains Of
ices: I13 261 1900 Broadway p Union square
W SOL Grand ST. y. Y: 339 Fulton Street. BTOOklyn
Whitehall Terminal and Liberty Street Baggage checked
from hotel residence TO destination.
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

,na 9uT "a NSy GIsprias wheatNo Northern old
@ reg: nonnniy &c mixed Ieo white. 5ae Corn
sTor ."i1- yellow 42c; No yellow. EG4liAc: No
NtiIo". 4ut3ci No No corn 4I,,- M A
corn 4oc Oats steady; No white. a7Sc; No 3 white
- &C NO white, 25i.r: MIXED 344c. M 2 ufxe,
80 ha[sy nigh grades 62q64c medium aoa6Ic;
graz SHdS'c Rye dull No nominay, $50; No = spot
bic Flour steady Canal feights- is nearly
81 Mhsat 3'sc; corn, Sc; eats 2lsc barley, 2'.c
Chicago Nov 16.-The leading futures rang. as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-17

weeks statistical statement folowln
atf t from last week. compared with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-17

Coffee cables santos-Cofee market holiday anniveE,
the republic HaTnburg-Cofee market y Pig
III higher. sales $4,000 bags HaVre-Conee market.
opened Irregular. i2aS4 higher; al II un-
irregular. i franc higher to 4 franc
lower. Al p. unchanged.
The age-herald., 1900-05-23
FRANCIS JOSEPH
Will Not Interfere in Marriage of Fran.
 cis Ferdinand

Berlin, May 22-From a gentleman who secretly conversed at some length with the imperial chancellor, Prince Hohenlohe. the following statement was received today by the correspondent of the Associated Press:
 Prince Hohenlohe said that Francis Jo- seph would not use his dynastic rights against the Austrian heir presumptive, Archduke Francis Ferdinand, to compel him to give up his marriage project with Countess Sophie Chotek, but the case wor- ried the emperor greatly inasmuch as the children would not be entitled to succeed to the throne under the Hapsburg house laws.
 The emperor believes the archduke would yield to his arguments against the union but for the fact that the engage ment was already made and that the Chotek family holds the archduke strictly to his promise, while he in turn considers that his honor is engaged"
 Prince Hohenlohe said there would not be commercial union with Austria, as the interests of Germany and Austria differed too radically
The age-herald., 1900-05-23
CIRCULAR.

Arrangements have been made with the Louisville and Nashville Railroad com pany for a special train to transport the Alabama division Confederate Veterans to Louisville, ky.
 The following is the official schedule: Leave Montgomery May 29, 11:3O a. m Leave Calera May 29, 1:45 p. m. Leave Birmingham May 29 2:3O D. m Leave Decatur May 29, 5:15 p. m. Leave Athens May 29, 5:45 D. m. Arrive Nashville May 29, 9:45 D. m. Leave Nashville May 20, 10:15 D. m. Arrive Louisville May 30, $50 a. m. The major general commanding desires as many of the camps possible to take this train, so that on arrival at Louisville this division may march in body to Ala bama headquarters
 A lunch car will be run through on this train, and will furnish coffee, sandwiches etc., at very reasonable rates.
 HARVEY E. JONES,
 Adjt.-Gen. and Chief of Staff. By Command of
 MAJ.-GEN. HARRISON.
The age-herald., 1900-05-23
GRAND EXCURSION

To Columbus, Ga. Only s2 Round Trip.
 Next Saturday night at o'clock there will be an excursion train leave the union depot for Columbus, Ga., over the old reliable Central of Georgia Railroad, arriving in Columbus, Ga., at a. m; re- main all day in Columbus and return at 12 at night for Birmingham. giving a full day to see the beautiful city of Columbus; take steamboat excursions on the chatta- hoochee, Visit the many surrounding parks, etc, and be back at homo early Mondac morning without losing a day from work. This will be first-class train of comfort able coaches; perfect order will be main tained and every one will have an enjoy able time. Everybody come and go. For further information call on or Gd- dress SOI.ON JACOBS,
 Commercial Agent. ;, Or Jack w. Johnson, U, T. A. 5-20-6f
The age-herald., 1900-05-23
St. Louis Results

St. Louis, May 22.-With one exception favorites swept the card at the Fair grounds today The feature of the card was the fourth event. Yellow Tail never caused his packers uneasiness for taking the lead at the very start he made the race in a procession, winning, pulled up, by six lengths.
 First Race-Purse $500, for 3-year-olds, selling, seven furlongs: Morris Vomer, 112 tCrowhursD, even won; Georgetown, IT., TOT (J Matthews), to l, second; Wig, 110 (Giefers), 30 to l. third. Time, 1:29s4.
 Second Race-Purse, for maiden 2-year- olds, four and a half furlongs: Alard Scheek, 113 CT. Burns), z to 10, won; Sid dard, 113 Dominick), 1 5to 1, second; Soul tress, 110 q. Matthews), to 1, third. Time, 0561a
 Third Race-Purse, for 4-year-olds and upwards selling, one mile: Easter Card, 107 Vittatoe), to l, won; Iron Chancellor, 110 (McIntyre), 50 to 1, second; Connie Lee, 109 DowelD to l, third. Time, 1:43.
 Fourth Race-Purse $400, for 3-year-olds. 5, won; Wounded Knee, 10S (R Smith). 40 l, third Time, 114%.
 Fifth Race-Purse, for 2-year-olds five furlongs Ampere, 106 CThorpe) to l. won; Monos, IF (CrowhursD, to l, second; Fred Hessig, Ill (T Burns), to To- third. Time 102A
 Sixth Race-Purse, for f. year-olds and upwards selling, one mile and seventy yards: Livadia 106 (J. MattheWs), 6 to 5. won; Roseapple, 102 (Cash), 10 to 1, second {: Rebel Jack, 113 Qines), to 1, third Time, 14S
The age-herald., 1900-05-23
suggestions

as to a location for summer outing may be had by addressing James c. Pond, Gen eral Passenger Agent. Wisconsin Central Railway, Milwaukee, Wis, for illustrated booklets, descriptive of the many beauti- full resorts in Illinois and Wisconsin To- cated along the line of that popular thor oughfare. Good hotel accommodations, with excellent fishing. boating, etc.
The age-herald., 1900-05-23
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. 8, -50xS21a, Morris avenue; central. $2,250-50x140 South 20th street. s3,150-50x100 9th avenue, between Fist and 22d streets. $2500-19O feet on railroad. $6,250-One-half block on railroad; im- proved. $5,000-Residence Cullom's addition; fur mace; lot 60x240 $4,200-Residence, Culloms addition; 100 feet front thoroughly modern. SIP, ,500-Corner 2d avenue and 22d street; improved. $1,S5O-5Ox1OO, residence, 27th street; mod ern. SIS, O00-Store, 2d avenue, between 18th and 18th streets. $6000-100x190, Highland avenue; beautiful. No bargain genuine without the sigma ture of
The age-herald., 1900-05-23
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