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The Washington times., 1906-11-08
FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Directors of the American Shelters
Securities Company have declared the
regular quarterly dividends Of ~ per
cent on the preferred a stock, and IA
per cent on the preferred stock, both
payable December ].
The Federal court at Houston has di-
rected sale Of the right of way Of the
Texas Western, a road which has not
been in operation for more than ten
years.
a canvass OF the London Stock Ell
change and banking opinion there
shows that the result of the elections,
and particularly that in New York
State, is considered disappointing from
a market point of view.
Director of the Mint Roberts has pur-
chased 100000 ounces of silver for sub
sidiary coinage To be delivered AT the
Denver mint. The price paid was n 5S3
cents fine ounce. which is the highest
paid for recent purchases Of silver.
Official announcement is made of A
call on Philadelphia Rapid Transit stock
OF - per share, payable December 10.
rms Is the second assessment this year.
y having been called last June. Upon
the payment of this present call the
stock viii be $50 per share paid in. or
. total capital of $4,000, 900. There is
SA4AA 81 AltaHtN ~ a Atlll
The directors of the National Biscuit
Company VIII meet i'm New York a week
from tomorrow. Dividends on both the
preferred and common viii be acted
upon, although the latter is not paya-
bic until January 10. The dividends are
the last OF the present fiscal year.
An estimate OF the issue of new sccuri-
ties in October places them at S37 COS 900.
the smallest month this year. This COM
paTes with 1881, 600 for September and
S66,9oS,609 for August. The bonds issued
amounted 10 S20.JOl 900 and stock 10 $1T-
$4,000. The total thus far this year is
still far ahead of 1903. the ten months
recording $l.Ub5.6S5. as compared with
$500 90 900 for the twelve months OF 1905.
Directors of the American Tobacco
Company. have declared the regular
quarterly dividend of 2iz per cent on
the common stock. and an extra diyi-
dend OF ~ per cent. payable Deem
Der g.
I"cUdiug the dividends just declared.
which will be paid in December. the
American Tobacco Company will pay 10
stockholders of the common. stock 22Is
per cent in 1906 OF this amount 10 DeT
cent is the regular annual dividend.
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Surprise to Officials.

This announcement came as a sur
prise 10 Secretary Root, as well as to
other Government officials. members of
the DIPLOMATS Corps, Washington so
ciety generally and all persons inter-
ested in outdoor society sports. Al
though it had been known for some
time among few Of the more intimate
friends of the Durands that the ambas-
sador was tiring Of the diplomatic serv-
ice and looked forward to an early vol
untary retirement. none anticipated that
the action would come so soon.
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At His Own Request.

At the State Department 1t is under
stood that the reasons for the ambassa-
doris resignation are purely personal
and made entirely on his own account
Il Is said that there is no known reason
why his resignation might be desired by
the British government. and this Gov
eminent looks upon the action with con-
siderable regret
The ambassador has been on the most
friendly terms with the President and
Secretary of State. and il is doubtful
If any one really stands higher or more
prominently In the diplomatic circle here
than Sir Mortimer
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IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
N. Y. STOCK MARKET

fluctuations furnished by Charles @. Gates
4 Co. Munsey Building: Members New York
stock Exchanged
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The Federal court at Houston has di-
Tected a sale Of the right Of way Of the
Texas Western. a road which has not
been in operation for more than ten
wears.
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a canvass OF the London Stock EE-
change and banking opinion there
shows that the result of the elections,
and particularly that in New York
State, is considered disappointing from
q market point OF view.
The Washington times., 1906-11-08

Sales to noon today. 24S. zoo.
Total sales yesterday. gS7. 600
Atch. eX. div. 215 per cent.
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Director of the Mint Roberts has pur-
chased 10000 ounces OF silver for sub
Sidiary coinage To be delivered AT the
Denver mint. The price paid was n 5Ss
cents fine ounce, which is the highest
paid for recent purchases Of silver
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The directors OF the National Biscuit
Company Will meet in New York a week
from tomorrow. Dividends on both the
Preferred and common viii be acted
upon, although the latter is not paya-
bic until January 10. The dividends are
the last of the present fiscal year
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Murdered Teacher, shot himself.

CLEVELAND. o.. oct. lin the
presence Of sixty pupils in the South
Euclid school Harry Smith. twenty.
five years old. shot to death Miss Mary
Shepard, teacher. twenty-five years
old. Cornered behind the barn in the
rear of his home in Warrensville two
hours later, Smith shot himself through
the head, dying instantly. Four Cleve-
land policemen. with drawn revolvers,
and under cover of eight armed farm
ers were about TO rush on young Smith
when he ended his life. Disappoint-
ment in love is said TO have been the
motive for the cold blooded murder.
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ENJOYS COMING HOME.
Secretaries Taft mud Bacon and Gen
era1 Funston 20 Return saturday.

secretaries Tart nnd macon ana Cen
erai Funston 10 Return saturday.
HAVANA, Oct. 1l.-General FrederN
lex Funston will not continue In com
mand OF the American forces In Cuba.
Governor Taft announces that General
Funston will return home on Satur.
day on the battleshlp Louisiana in
company with himself and Assistant
Secretary OF State Bacon and that the
affairs OF Cuba would be left In the
hands OF Governor Magoon and Gen
eral j. Franklin Bell.
In explaining this change OF plans
Governor Taft said:
General Funston was summoned on
hurry call from the Pacific coast be-
cause he was well acquainted with
many OF the insurgcnt chiefs here, and
II was thought he could aid us, as he
did greatly, I'm bringing the men In
arms 10 an agreement General Fun.
ston was put temporarily in command
Of the troops In Cuba merely rs con
venience until General Bell should ar
rive. General Funston. Mr. Bacon and
myself. with Mrs. Taft and Mrs. Ba-
con and our secretaries, are returning
10 our permanent duties"
Many Cubans OF the faction TO which
Mendez Capote and others who organ
lied the Moderate party belong were
outspoken against General Funston, al
leging that he had deserted them IN
the war to throw of the yoke of Spain.
Two cases OF yellow fever at Cruces.
in addition TO the recent death from
yellow fever there, have decided Gov
ernor Taft not 10 return the marines
10 the Cruces camp.
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GO WHILE YOU CAN

Go while you can to New York City,
the Metropolis of America, the Mecca
of all Americans, and where there is
always something To do or see. On
Oct 23rd the Boston & Maine r. r..
and Citizens Line Steamers have an
other of their ever popular excursions,
tickets good going on B. & NJ. train
No. due Troy 6.55 p IN. and Citizens
Line Steamer 'City of Troy" leaving
Troy same evening due New York city
early next mor,ing, and good to re-
turn leaving New York to and includ-
ing steamer of Monday Oct Goth and
b, & M. from Troy to and including
Tuesday Oct Goth. Low rate excur-
sion tickets on sale at all b. & NJ.
stations Greenfield and west including
Saratoga and Schuylerville branches.
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New York Markets.

FLoUR-Dun and about steady; Min
ncsotu patents, A.l5u4 ~, winter strtights
S6Uff30D: winter extras. 2.&n8.3: winter
patents. S.15Hil0
WHEAT-A steadier tone prevailed In
wheat que 10 room covering IA uuucipd'
ton OF u bulllsh government report. De
cember. ~ l5-l6HS2isc; May. Niansilac.
BUTTER-Creanery, extras. per pound
2GG 90 &C.; nrsts. Sliza &c. seconds, 2inl2c.
held. extras. 3isd DC: trsts. 23d2iikc
renovated. extras, Iisd2c.; nrsts, 1910
3Jc.
CHEEsE-state. full cream. large and
small. colorcd and white, fancy, lg4c..
best. large. l0Aac.; small, l0Adlic.; part
skins. prime, 3.al0c.; fair 10 good. SHyc.
fun skins sac.
EGGs-Fresh gathered. extra. per doz-
en-. CSC: nearby. fresh gathered. hrsts 90
extra trsts, 3ITc.; refrigerator, best.
Aprils. 22p23sc.; seconds, -09Ic.; thirds.
TALLow-s,eady; city. 5s.c.; country.
HA3-Flrm; shipping. G5a7oc; good to
choice. g0H96c.
sTRAW-Qulet; long rye, GOI62Ac.
HOPS-Quiet: state. common 10 choice.
1906. 20G2ic: 1896, 10dlGc.; Pacific coast.
1906 17a2Oc.; 1895. 12glGc.
POTATOES-Steady; New York and
western. choice. per bushel, 53a65c. New
York and western. fair TO good: per BUSH
Ell, 4sQ50c.; Pennsylvania, choice. per
LIVE POULTRY - Dull and weak;
fowls, 12iiG14c.; old roosters, l0c.; spring
chickens, 12gl9tsc.; ducks. l3l1Slfc.
DRESSED POULTRY - Firm and In
good demand: fowls, choice. l4lSal5c.; do.
fair TO good. lac; old ROSTERS. 9tlc. I;
chickens. nearby. l6G1sc. !, chickens. west
orn, l24l6c.
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crImson pcfeat. natcs.

CAAlBRIDGE. Mass, Oct. li.-IIar
ward defeated Bates - TO @ on Sol
diers' 2 Id In one OF the most spcctacu
lar. games OF the yegr. Bates had a
fast team and played with a dash that
during the first few minutes carried
the Harvard team OF It's feet. and III
three plays, one OF which was quar-
terback kick. the ball was carried over
for the first score against the crimson
thus FAR IN the season. Harvard scor-
ed three touchdowns In the first half
from which Burr kicked two goals, and
Hall also dropped goal from the field.
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mitchell Defeat. stucLIen.

WEST NEWTON, Mass. Oct. H.
The individual championship OF III,
New England intercollegiate Golf as
ISOLATION opened at the Woodland Coli
club here. or the eight survivors -four
are from Williams and one each from
Bowdoln, Technology. Amherst and
Dartmouth. The feature OF the day
was the long drawn out contest be
tween Captain A. Mitchell OF the VII
llams team and w. II. Stucklen OF
Dartmouth, which went TO the twenty.
third hole before Mitchell won.
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Croker penie. All wrongdoins

DUBLIN, Oct. 11.-Richard Croker
has inaugurated libel suit which will
bring to a definite issue the question
whether he used his position as chief
of Tammany Hall for purposes of
financial profit. The suit is against a
minor London magazine which pub
fishes in its current number scathing
article against the growth of so called
"Tammanyism" in England, inciden-
tally detailing In alleged chapters from
New York the operations of Tweed and
Croker. The latter's affidavit makes a
sweeping denial Of any wrongdoing
while head of Tammany Hall.
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BRONX HANDICAP.
Or. Gardner Takes Feature at Hell
mont Park-Airs "a Surprise.


NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-Dr. Gardner
the : 10 ) favorltc. won the Bronx
handicap. six furlongs 10y three lengths
at Belmont park, Shaw broke him In
front, ana the son Of Bannockbuu
soon had a lead OF n couple Of lengths,
which he held 10 the finish, winning
easily.
Airs neglected In the betting, NJ 20 10
l. won the Hurricane selling stakes by
one and a half lengths. The stewards
suspended Jockey Walter Miller for
one week FOR rough riding. Four favor.
ties won. Summarizes:
First Rncc.-l'rince Hamburg, first;
Rusk, second; Oaklawn. third.
Second Rnce.-foldlcs. first: Jennie
Wells, second; Sally Preston, third.
Third Rnce.-.Alrs, first; Glenham.
second: Naqucro. third.
Fourth incc-Fnr West. first; Hot
Teddy, second; Montgomery. third.
Firth llnce.-Dr Gardner. first; Dis
habllle. second; Ben Ban, third. (,
sixth Race. lBelmcrc. first; Belle Of
Jessumlne second; Onams, THIRD.
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London and St. Petersburg Aroused

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE approaching
visit of British deputation to st. Pc
tersburg for the purpose Of presenting
an address of sympathy to Professor
Serge Mourontseff of Moscow, who
was president Of the lower house of
the late parliament is arousing a
storm of indignation and protest both
here and in St Petersburg, and strong
influences are being brought to bear to
induce the deputation to abandon its
visit.
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Three Golf Champions Downed.

WEST NEWTON. Mass. Oct. lit
was n day OF blasted hopes for three
women golf champions in the national
event at the Brae Burn club. Miss
Pauline Mackay. the present title hold
or; Miss Georglnnna Bishop. the win
ner Of the 1904 tournament. and Miss
Frances G. Osgood. the eastern cham
pion. We're all dropped in the second
round Of match play here.
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DECISION RESERVED.
Young Roosevei's Roommate on
Trial For AssaultinR Policeman.

ifthi iof AhsuuitiuR fOlicemNns
BOSTON. Oct II. - Shaun Kelley,
dominate OF Theodore Roosevelt Jr,
al Harvard ana who, with the latter,
Is said 10 have been implicated In an
alleged assault upon par1lmnn Law
renee FRAZIER Of the BOSTON police was
placed on trial on the charge of assault
aud battery here Judge Wentworth
reserved hls decision,
MerIdent BleGcn cockswan OF the
Harvard crew Ia the recent race with
CAMBRIDGE. who was also said TO he
one Of the group of Harvard students
IN the row. and young Roosevelt were
present. paroman FRAZIER, who was
recently released from the city hospl-
tnl, whore he was under treatment FOR
broken nose aud other decorations
was one of the first witnesses TO testify
for the government
lie stated that mo- blows were struck;
that he was trlppcd mp aud was IN
Iurcd 10y falling AGAINST n scttec. lie
was on plain clothes duty that night,
and when he saw four young men APP
parellF sault another who seemed
TO offcr no resistance he ran up TO In
terfere. While chasing one OF the
young men. he said, one Of the group.
whom he recognized as Kelley. trlpped
him up, aud he had 20 give up the
chase.
Kelley testified that he thought the
presidents son was being attacked IN
an mwarrantcd manner 10y an m.
known man aud that he was justified
In defending him. Kelley admitted he
pushed the officer. but did not trip him.
Roosevelt gave brief testimony cor
roborutlng Kelley's version OF the af-
fair.
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want. sp.cIaI LAW. For Negroes.

LAGRANGE. Ga, oct 1l.-At the
Georgia home coming exercises here
Governor Elect Hoke Smith delivered
an address on the race question In the
south. In which he said that the four
teenth amendment TO the constitution
binders the most intelligent mode OF
handling the subject. our national
government" Governor Elect Smith
said, has always legislated for the In
dians, placing around them restrictions
entirely different from those applied to
white men. But Tor the fourteenth
amendment to the constitution we
should follow the same plan in Georgia
with reference to the negroes"
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Visitors kept Roosevelt Busy,

WASHINGTON. Oct. 11.-President
Roosevelt received more than loo
persons in the east room of the White
House. They included delegates to
the conventions Of Old Time Teleg-
raphers, the Spanish-American War
Veterans and the National Wholesale
Druggists association, all of whom are
holding their annual gatherings here.
Many Of the delegates were accom-
panied by ladies of their families. The
president gave each of his callers
cordial shake of the hand.
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Yale Had 10 PLAY Hard 10 win.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Oct. 1.-THE
Yale football team defeated the Spring
field Training school eleven here by a
Score Of IL 10 0 in n game which re-
quired the blue to play football every
minute Of each half. Yale did not pre-
sent her actual strength. Boome, full
back, and Biglow. tackle, being kept
on the side lirss on account of minor
injuries.
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steunenberg Murder Case.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-THE su-
preme court of the United States heard
arguments in the cases of Charles II.
Meyer, w. ID. Haywood and George
\. Pettibone, officers and members of
the Western Federation Of Miners,
who are in prison in Canon county,
Ida, under a charge of numbering for.
mer Governor Steunenberg Of that
state
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A simpliaed Spelling school,

NEW YORK, Oct ia simplified
spelling school, the first of its kind,
will be opened at the West Side Y. NJ.
c. A. in this city on the evening Of
Oct. 10. The course will be free. The
school is offered Jointly by the simpli-
fed spelling board and the educational
department of the Y. NJ. G. A. as an
elective course for its students.
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Tigers Ate Up Lehirh.

PRINCETON. n. j., Oct 11.-Al-
though without the services OF Captain
Mccormick, Princeton defeated Lehigh
by the score of 81 to 0. Princeton
played poorly in the first half and FUN
bled frequently, but in the second half
they made furious attack on the WIS.,
itors and scored six touchdowns, from
which Cooney kicked all the goals.
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nrni.cr su,rcndcd For neht.

CHICAGO, oct II. Charles H.
Smith was suspended from the board
OF trade FOR nOnpayment OF debts
Smith was at one time Leading bro.
ker, having acted IN the interests OF y.
T. HutchinSons better known as odd
Hutch" He was at one time actively
interested in racehorses, being the
owner OF the famous Lieutenant Glib
son and other well known animals.
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Cornell Win. Rough Football mitch.

ITHACA, ~ v, oct. 11.-Cornell
tried trick plays in the football game
with Niagara university and won by Il
score OF % to @. Niagara made few
gains and was forced to punt after Ba-
lendar, the big Niagara guard, seized
the ball on Cornell forward pass and
ran sixty yards for touchdown. Cor
nell was heavily penalized for rough
play.
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senntnr Rc,eridre Ill.

BOSTON, Oct. IL. 49, United States
Senator Albert j. Beverldge OF Indiana
IL Ill at the home Of George b. Baker
M Brookllne. and 1t is probable that all
Of his speaking engagements for a
week or ten days will be cancelled
Senator Beveridge caught cold in Chi
cago two weeks ago. but because of
his campaign engagements he was I'M
able to take n rest.
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New York and Havana Bankers Fail

NEW YORK, Oct. Ill. NJ. Ceballos
& Co.. the bankers and merchants of
this city and Havana have suspended.
The suspension is stated by the firm to
be due ~ The defalcation of Manuel
Silviera of Silviera & Co., bankers and
merchants OF Havana, who for several
>years have represented the business of
Ceballos & Co. He is missing, and his
deficiency amounts to nearly S1,0OO,000
in money and other property.
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Comfert Bags For Sailors.

WILLIMANTIC, Conn, Oct IL
Captain Swift Of the battleship Con-
necticut has been sent 760 comfort
bags for the sailors on that war YES
sci, the bags being donated by the
Womens Christian Temperance union
of the state.
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Volunteer Fire Fighter. Helpless.

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. 11.-Almost the
entire business section of the town Of
Lovejoy, five miles south of Jonesboro
Ga, was destroyed by fire. A high
wind prevailed, and the volunteer fire
fighters were helpless. The loss is esti-
mated at $4,000.
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virginia. Easy victory. ss "a O

ROANOKE. Va, Oct. 11.-At Char
lottesville in very spectacular exhibit
ton of football Virginia won an easy
victory over Randolph-Macon college
by score of SO to o.
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Quaker kicker. Win. AZ 20 a.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 11.-Pennsyl.
vania defeated the Franklin and Mar.
shall college football eleven here by the
score of AZ to 6. The. visitors scored
early in the second half, when Lentz
ran eighty-five yards for touchdown.
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RUTLAND RAILROAD.

Corrected to Oct ist, 1906. Trains ieave-
Bennington daily except Sunday, unless
otherwise noted.
aoING SOUTH,
1t30 m-Express daily for Troy, Albany
and New York. Pullman sleep
ing cars TO New york
5:40 Passenger for Troy, Albany and
New York
1915 m-Mail for Troy, Albany, New YORK
$40 Flyer for Troy, Albany and New
YORK Pullman parl0r car to-
Albany and New York.
o'1O Express for Troy, Albany and
New York. daily.
Si4o Passenger for Troy and Albany
GoINs NORTH.
1918 am-Express daily forRutland, Burling-
ton, Montreal, Ogdensburg and
West. Pullman sleeping cars to
Montreal and Ottawa.
10 !" Passenger for Rutland and Bur-
lington.
lilo a. m.-passenger for Rutland and Bur
nngton.
2.Ao m-Flyer forRutland. Burlington, MOL
treal and Ogdensburg. Pullman
parlor car to Montreal.
o'io p m-Local Passenger for Rutland, Bur-
llngton and intermediate stations.
Trans from Rutland arrive at Remington
200 and $40 u. M, i2.45. 3.25 and $40 D. M
Trains from Troy arrive NJ i2;4h s.45 and II 40
a. m $40 900 aud 6:45 p. m
CHATHAM DIVISION.
she m-Passenger for Chatham and New
$3.50 p m-Passenger for Chatham.
Trans arrive from Chatham at i045 a. m. and
6.l5 p. m.
GEO. r JARVIS, Gen'l Mgr.
Y. +. DAILY, Passenger Traffic Manager.
q. A. NfMMo. Gen. Passenger Agt.
Rutland. VT
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Live stock Markets.

CATTLE-supply light; market steady,
choice. S.75q6; prime. S.+9a5.5; veal
calves. SSTS50
HOGS-Receipts light; market active;
prime. heavies, s5s5Gf7: mediums and
heavy Workers. 1886: light Workers.. $500
ESQ: pigs, s6,J0d660: roughs $50h6.
SHEEP-Supply light; market steady:
prime wethers. s6.50Q5.G5.
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Cant look we'll, eat we'll or feel well
It'll i'm pure blood feeding your body.
Keep the blood pure with Burdock
Blood Bitters. Eat simply, take exer-
else, keep clean and you will have
long life.
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Captain Hatch Dead mt WaddinEton.
OGDENSBURG, n. Y, Oct. H.
Captain John Hatch is dead at Wad-
dington. He had operated steamboat
line between Waddington and Ogdens-
burg for many years.
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Colgate 20. Hobart O.

HAMILTON, n. Y, Oct. 11.--Colgate
university defeated Hobart college by
a score of 20 to in game of football
here.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing stock Quotations.

Money on call steady ut per cent;
prime mercantile paper. 6Q7 per cent: .ox.
changes. f369e6o n; balances. tii,Gi6.6sS.
Closing prices:
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s/1rlsh-al.L5Dr. Oidmsn's famous Pressr,
SZS1S option permanently cures Con
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Edward French Rum Distillery
SOUTH STREET, BOSTON Now Torn Down
The Rum that made New England famous

Made and aged when time precious commodity in
these days 1--WE have bought ALL and more will be
made it costs too by hand in competition with
machine made rum Very people know what excellent drink
is beneficial taken for cough cold to
induce sweating than whskey rock and etc. Its
loong the bowels what is needed to work off cold
after all the only safe and get rid of one Our ances
tors drank casually and called backsrap)
drinks unknown the weakened dgestons and
days have been cause and efec
who knows