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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
OONDTTTOE OF THE GROl-TNG WHEl


Chicago. April 81 Tie Tribune" thi- morning
publishes reports from tho wheat belt. The reports
from Dakota. Minnesota. Ncbra ka. Iowa and Wis
cousn he spring wheat belt and thco' reports
show that the seeding, takiuI this area whole
was completed about april 30 thai thn country Is
sin dry; tlat the rains have been heavy enough
To- make good stand of spring wheat; thai more.
however. Is required to male the crops look we'll
Tie arr doing well. and the grass crop has
improved 3o per cent during the last two weeks.
Reports from Tie winter wheat belt. comprising
Michigan. Onto. Indiana. Illinois kentucky, Missouri
kaMsa, and Northern Texas, show the average height
Of that variety al this tine In the northern portion
the crop average. from 10 inches high In the
central portion Of the belt. from to 20 inches
and in ths southern portion from II to ~ inches,
with the early varieties Of the crop beginning to
head out. The appearance Of rust In the winter
wheat in Texas ha> been reported from nti-.cr
Of points In Michigan. particularly IN the south
eastern portion. the weather this week ma. D'oii
cold and there have been no indications OF ram al
though ii Is badly needed. 49,,
HE situation in California is all that could be
lcshed. The early grain Is now heading and STANDS
from . 10 ! feet high. The late grain l. from j.
10 ~ inches high. All has good color The
indications, are favorable for harvest that VIII
produce At least per cent above ali average yield
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
TN PHILADELPHIA COAL TRADE DULL.

IAuadclph'a. April - tSpcciall.- coal mcrnants
lr,,. sad today that trade wN usually dull ai tnai
MINING operations IN all tnc rc-!ouN would be suspended
oN Monday and Tuesday of next week. partly because
Of the dunc-s In the iride and partly because the
railroad, VIII D" blocked with passenger trains ON
account If the W y tci0n Centennial. The measures
adopted to restrict production 10 Tie ABSOLUTE r.
quirrmruI> ~ the market have not proved entirely
satisfactory. a, Goa! j. sim @cumuiains. The
prdloi.oa Last week +, estimated al 31',6oO tons,
a-tu>' 10000 tons IN the same week lat \far.
Tor the wear 70 dat the prGucru is rjJ1 300 tons.
4 Grcr'a-' of -OG.4Uu IL compared with The saiue
period iu l~-~ Prices are -rill firmly held 10y tn
companies. bat Tie Individual operators ar selling
Al concessions OF frIn thirty 10 forty cents.
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v EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
.IEL RAILROAD.
GREAT FOCi:IEACh iit NIX LINE
On and a.tr APP. 10 trlin. leayo
= r. ,'IR Al. ALTON.


- NJ, al Iocicster ali Montreal Express irawns
va D. II. i i. ; also Last Albany = D. A4p'HS' Va
yoS% crcRo F GANN2ISvA Yfa1 KY t StT
LIMITED, composed eAc4u-i'".y g.. DH.. .,-o" 80
a syracase i:oche.',r Buia re- c.g,Ee,ant IT,
ieio erc arriving az Cic1z' al - H'' tna' rbo..
T. 81 a. s, b. tain fos camJu, ami Clacinna 10
giant rtens no" rr,.STa Falls TO-
rorto C..v4!ani Cincinnati InianapoNs Dfifot md
chclgo e eeH Gag Sd '; aI Sp:s,s.
n,r "a LAKE George. HG'ani, Bennington North
20 n h. Abany. Iry .ud Ctca SPECIAL. with draw
ing.Jo9m cas- 70 itona,o To- Albany AMI Troy Con.
noes i5r' v lian,-oTn NoFth Adams aud ln@nnediaS
ro'.ts On i ~; car Cincinnati pi Lou, tx
pres T,gs5a fa' b1,g iHles h r IT,
Detroit and Sa-ago. VII. 'tsoaei AM steam heated
Sleeping a'1 'n n Man;rea and Cansn1aeua Expresa
slecplng.caIs ~ ntfea. va Eou-ea POINT All Via ~
a. bans day al1 - sy'a'nse ani Cansnial.ua ealy
. p M opsela Nal L.rite4. ARRIVES % .@Ghe.:si
80 NJ BrfA4e g a., ~ snd ce lev - ~
TO- 'Ig,s9p Fax Iafof ; sS.Si Cas. '' IN.
donapS St, LGu pe,is and GhcfF9 w : spoS;;
sturdy al,5 Canada on snpiAys only.
IL ldnigb- Tor SARATOGA. whtehs!l and Rutland Ne
Abang. Connects at AbanJ WITH ,rain tor the Wet.
Tekets AMI s.aee "a aaNirg.Tcem and espns on
I; r G Pas c3 sa ey0 F ts g aa s
i8-th ~ station NewYo; 1913 Washington aud $50 fui.
Tn -, aud sos Beisori-aye.. r. D.. Brooklyn.
westco;rs Express calls for and checks baggage from
.Rer daiy Others daily e1cep, SUNDAY ts.n az ias'a'
, = tlke up passenger, sor North AMI West
Central sation Via Hsren Diyi.lo,. d,y except SUNDAY
GEORGE Ii. DANIELS. Genera, psAss0sss As'.>
l. III TOCCEf, General Supert1ienosoS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
THREE STRIKERS FINED HEir1IY.

Piit-hurg. Apnl 27.-Thrcc OF tho Duqucsnc steel
WoiA, striker were brought into court today and
CIcl 800 Zoo and 80, respectively Tor contempt Of
court IN refusing obey the injunction issued several
DAYS aso, restraining them from interfering with tac
wofancn and the company IN running the works
jude Ewns severely criticised sheriff Mc1 dndc,
for falHs t. d pcr>c the mob lie aaid II was not
necessary g.. tie strikers 10 al lay firearms and
vc,,r,,- H. become a mob. and tha their conduct Ia
iuiinllnilug rev men was of it>"f r1icuS. and sum
clcuf ~ warrant the sheriff IN dispensing them.
IlcNtllue was quiet about the works to-day.
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An ACTRESS SUES HER MANAGER.

Nav KcneEck. known the stage Florence Dunbar,
saws she engaged last August by Frank Frayne
caling lay his company to perform until t' Close
II the present theatrical AMI that he discharged
her without Just February 36. She has sued
him through hcr counsel. Howe & Hummel 10 $500
damages On her application Chief Justice McAdaH, OF
In. cay Court, issued atachmcn: a2aD>t Fayncs
property which deputy sheriff Appeared at the IhirI
Avenue Theatre Friday and took posses sion
the receipts Of the box oce, together with five horses
and Nh Fiayur's trained Ion. judy NchlblS ycsefdy
directed that the attachment b. vacated thu dfcLd
ants bond cbligi@ hrl pay whatever judgment
the plaintiff may obtain against him.
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Lawrence. Mass. MN 21.-Timothy EraNlon 4
laborcr at south Lawrence has received word from
Ma,hir son that III, claim for original pension Lad
been allowed II" receives almost 81 900 IN
and - month hereafter. lie IS blind Thirteen
yeas ne applied for pension. bu; could not
furnish the required evidence. lie served one Year
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baltimore. April 27.-1hc jury in the case Ct
Thomas H. ans, charged with the murder Of Joshua
Evans on March l, Ia which u.c State asked simply
f,r a verde, Of manSlaush'cr, reported being unable
n asrcc az 4 la.e hour last night and discharged
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Ncw.Uclior, Mass, AIril 21.-Peicr J. Nansett has
been a prisoner ON board The schooner Caroline, ~
INF, port from cape Verde Islands for the LAT week
He T. no, allowed To land. under the pauper law
because last fail being ill., hc asked AL a. STAT
uaupcr 10 send lu t. his native land from which he
has now returned. lie has wife and five children
herr, and has himself lived In Til city for forty years
He was a whalcr for twenty years. Nausett says
thai rather than 20 back t. The Islands, he Will com
NIT ellicf de-
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MlK1yG II wlRM roR ELLIOT BOY 7MErEs

NIkTNV n " IEM TTN NII-LVI BVN IHIE' 10.
Little Rock AK. Apln o7-CharlcS C. Reid sub
miticl f. HE court his written answers TO the qucs
lion, asked him IN relation to a." statements mad"
to him 10y O. T. Ieni!cy. Ii h' answer he stated
that Ny BENTLEY hal mad al The statements In
urctiun with the ballot box robbery him as an
attorney Tm, VIII excuse him from stating TO the
Grand luIy tn substance Of Nh Bcnteys com
uguicatnI> Ny Ecd VIII he required to aplcA~
before the Grand jury again, however and give such
other fact, a. he MAY know concerning the crime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

'NeFo' i, April @7.--At midnight last night,
'' '".Io~d 10 be- union saiiurS boarded the
'ohi s'hucttc. of 'lolelO. which hal sca5-
-. A~'"'l 'hr mate joe Jo,cphs, Of Toledo.
~ A'm win Delaying pins and clubs. They then
'ook BIN ashor and pounded him unul be wa ,nsen.
G''s when they threw him into the cellar of burned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

house. be crawled out subsequently. hSrc dead than
aifc. ami managed TO make hts way to house near
by. He identified Alexander sklien president Of the
Lake searicnsf Association. who has been arrested as
one OF his sssailanis Josephs may de. and bRilien
was committed without bail IT, await the result Of his
injuries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

"e,a.i Ma Nrs.l - on r'iu~,av nirh'. about
crlrh v'N- J-.! lcn!cr = ftrr.cr liNiOg near
"citr'~N. va, co. ~ way home he was suddenly con
!'i.''' - We uI'a vAo stepped Il, among TIE
'a''> which ,h.r the " VI. 1Acy demanded thai he
J." t'" &C. ~N To- N.mrlA Clotfclty'S. wealthy
'a' .N.tt I w. uc.r.Aorhood and also ASKING II
VI - ~ "a i't l'ep money about his h'rs" Hcndcr
q '''' +r l~rtrl Nat tlcv wcr~ members OF The
"' i7Lt-'oN' 'ard ~ ioil c~s who have been LATELY
committing oprarr> JUS ac:o~, tie Pcnnsyv ania line.
a" - t'il N"Rl that PEE WAS stranger IN nai part
c'n''0 AID "a npi know The way GiotfcltY'S.
~ no" hAr"!iNcly Presented pistols and commanded
I''"'f - lead "a" way. They followed on loot
!'' Faoai"t da:h Acd lonely pat of tho Iuad.
"''''' "~.pr"d up his hors" AID cacaprd lie at
he occufi,.
l' ':4> morning. Mr. C!oifc.,y came L town ard
-. ~ a NAL -Lcd arsenal. and IL ~" robbers
-" 'i"ni'"iNes al his pScc they Will mec with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

rocl,sirr. y y April GA small leak IS reported
e., rho Erie canal at Culvcrt No !. on the Western III
,i..on II is at the Junction Oh Wayne ard seneca
r,,nties I'm the Monczulna swamp Engineer Bissood
haS gone - the scene.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

"' ~ ~ APPEALS C4LENDAR FOR NAY J.
S| Apnl THE day calendar for The Second
:, ,''" ol l4e Court Of Appeals, sent yesterday for
..''4il Apr! 20 should have read for "Wednesday
80 !. is as follows: Nos COS, 443, AS AS,
- 40 +1i and 497. '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

p'TATT LINE between N"w-} ok, Glasgow
> ana H,fa,, lIagne WIKI Though Tickets at reduced
,rI ~ M, XD[ - Ihur~ia.. May = a. m.
-.r ,jr st. Nflf,AaKA ..Ttur-las. M .. noon.
ohm Ua..,c. s35 $50 {, ca:iol
ION Excursion Ucket. s6j t, so. ST ease ket -
and from a a:t- uf turJu- L, io"Gss !dtS f.0l DE:
floi d.. Canal, =. NorfA RY'r
For r. gat 1ur laS,a-e AMY - - ., ,,, =, y,
Ar'STfN BAI.DWIN 9 co.. Con Age1.'. 50 BY. N 7.
sts,reg, oGce. q Broadway. %e"-forA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

NEW HOME F0R THE sohOlLhiLL 49, 80
phru,c,phia April 81 (sreciaD.Work was begun
today ON tho new club house for the Athletic Club
Of the schuylkin Navy, at los. ioaoss ATh-s'' Tn"
club has a membership OF $50, and expects 10 &C.
cupy its new quarters In tho falL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

TIE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday. April Up. m.
Bv the operations of the New York SUD Treasury
in the week ended last night, which included the
payment Of ss21 $50, the associated banks lost
s299O27j The statement for the week reports
a gain of 81 49,, 600 cash, which indicates much
larger movement of money to this centre than had
been anticipated The statement for the previous
week was made on rising averages, however. and
probably the bulk of the average gain resulted
from this cause. The contraction Of loans was
about the amount OF Government bonds sold 10
the Treasury, while the increase in deposits was
considerably less than the other changes called for
Tho gain in the surplus reserve sl,340,3Oo.
and it is now sl3l2G. $50, against si6,1lG,52J
Il year ago. S7,l39,92 in the previous year. and
Sl202J. $50 in 1886.
The following the comparative statements OF April
and prtl
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THE PETROLEUN MARKET

NEWS FRON THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude certificate market yesterday dull and de-
void Of significance. with huctuacns coahnei within the
limits OF a small fraction The new strike LeRions
,i'l, Butler County excited nt,le but the Nc
Canont'sr Brush Greek reported skill flowing
Al nn exec lent rate Certificates again TO
harrow The market closed irm but dull.
The petroleum market viii b. closed here ana at the
West unit. THU -iay morning.
Tho picA7 and ihe toia de2nSs were as lol'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

,,,,cr \ y. April 27.-Wlllam H. Whaling last
,,rb, went home and In quarrel with his wife
t,cke her and cut her throat lie Then drassei her
on, INFO fhc yard. where she WAS FOUND tias morning.
She viii III, Whaling has been arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

INKIE KAILWAN.-Iicke, Offices, 4Ol. 81,
II III and 957 Bra !way. l53 L. Bow:9y. / Battiy
Iure cou,,r NevarA a1 Hudson St. iiQb4S3n and New
bat!on jersey Cry, War.c Ticket ami PI"r or h-rpMs
CaI reservations and orders for checking and uan,ie: Of
minus earlier tlaa tar SHOWN ChaHber-s. local
a. ILL., d, 30 a. Ia ou slailysl. Day Express. Pullman
Bulr. Drawn groom Coaches ~ Buffalo.
oswy:o Einiia. coming ia lI.;nellsliiie.
D ,. every daJ, "Ch.c'2, aal 3 LOUIS Limit L.
Bugao. Niagara Falls '"t,ltnd. Chicago Cincinnati and
Louis. No rAt.a cAa.-s iot "a; TIE ,,
Buzz! s!eeuer.. Binshsnol o"eso. Eind'a Rochester
Buffalo. Cincinnati and Chicago. No - ~ ,ooo -
po5 R;sla d., g. 40 iio o. G5. 80 10 S'V - % 81
fa IS o. "a 9 40 g. 10 So 81 80 F so:
l. 10 8. 3 30. sac. 4, 10, 80; 80 s. 10 80
Xewafk and IaL.rs.a va NeNa.A. IS, 20. e. :SS.
10. II 80 a. "a = = 81 4 ~ 4''V' o'-'' ~ ''-0'
Ridss53w65i. I :45 30. 30 ESQ. 10 80 m; 4
:. 80 s. 30. $50 D. $40 $780, l. = 10 ''o -
a.$g p" s 3 50. 5s5 ~ i9 e. y ai1 IS m
Maj! sso%e asd, Psst JJcryls AS ESQ. o 1879
q 81 s,s 70 s.,s. 4 nsa 80 a R 10
LAS. 80 go ,o &c ,oi 70 % 90 II night Newark
b's n,e.s trains ron the West arrive in NewYork
" J. MURpHY. l. ,:l 2. F az .R.,.
IN * OF oPEN.An SLOTS oci-.o, so
American openaif sailing swim.
Ming ball playIns shooting horseback iing. Sc &C.
rorG. p The Tribune NJ ~
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rur rxrR,nrr1oN r>pERs NOT IRREGULAR

THE EXTKtDIT1ON PAPERS NOT IRREGULAR
c. Hammond. whose eVtraliton 10 NewJersev has
ordered BY Governor lin charge Of arson: was
taken before justice Incraham. IN the Supreme Court
Chambers Yesterday on 4 writ habcls corpus
ana hi, clca- demanded the allegation Of Trcgu
artv in the proceedings. The Judge dismissed the writ
and the PMS nc return 70 NewJerscy was ordered me
Lancashire Fire Insurance Company caused his arrest
alleging that H. had burned the house Of Mrs Bouton at
f>cin ~ j. and that he Of band Of conspiraoTs
r.d Il, burn houses in order insurance money
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WILAr WAS DONE N BONDS.

The only business in Government bonds was a
small sale of registered ] per cents at l29 -.
The asked prices Of the l-?s were shaded Dut
the tone Of the markc, WAS firm. The closing
uu0tat!Ons were as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
'ORDDEJTSCUER LLOYD.
DARI5 EXPOSITION.

DARI5 EXPOSITION.
1 App,y To HElui.iiLANpS LINE, 80 Broadway.
n Y. fjr Tourist Gu'd. 70 Hcilan1 The Rhlue AM
Paris Exposition. Entirely renewed Pot or powerful
AMI modem -raul-hp ~. Lat.,t cd iitlons 1856
R,itoiiom. -, Ams,.liam; 10. yeendaIn
1850 oh lam and Naa~i1n FIST cabin. alter May
L. 90. 500. $50 Seort Cabin, ~ Ten days to
Rotterdam. ~ Nccn tam. salli'g May !, Juno =.
Juiy Is. Rotterdam t. Paris. hours.
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WANTS. n1s rRorERrY FEoM mIs WEE.

Richard d. Young has brought suit In the Supreme
Court against his wife. Emma b. Young 20 recover prop
c-.y which he saws obtained from him by improper
nractccs he SAYS that In lo>s h. engaged In the
pnfuncry business ami IN the spring u that year became
weak in MIND consequence OF business troubles While
he IN that condition his wife. woman OF violent
temper com,e induced him transfer to her the
,rorrty NO 90 Fast Seventy ninth ST. through Ella j.
I!uc,t whon lIst conveyed. ard 20 give her
bin Of SAB Of furniture ard books including valuable
volumes containing formulas for making perfumes. lie
demand, that property retained him The com
plant was filed in The County Clerks Office yesterday by
l.. b. Hasbrouck attorney FOR the plaintiff.
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SPECULATION LANGUID.
LONG STOCK NOT DISLODGED.
AND NASHVILLE CONTINUES
IN THE LEAD

SALES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE-APR1L o.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
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Total sales for thsday..
STOCKS.

SALES AT TIE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pr
TROLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS
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y nv line TO WASHINGTON AND

y 'nALrINoEIri, va centrai R r =, vieiay
PM 'phl and Reading Railroad, and baltimore az
OAiY tAi. sold Trains ~ Transfers. 81 AVA
fare for fast Iu. Imam sciyic" all tTalns
SCHEDULE ~ LtIECT MARCH 70.
Trains .cINe station Central Railroad u Ncw.Jersey.
foo. Lborti 81 y. il.
for Wa,h..stn. Baltimore. Wilmington aid Chester.
= m 1 m. 30 % p IA. ]. nient
SUNDAYS 30 a H. ! %. 2.30. 40 T. ~ y night
/ 80 2 &c. 3:ii 10 10 30 30 D. IL. - 90 nigh.
= .NJAA>. > 80 a. -. 3D. ~. 3d.
,,ufg cais on midnght tian open to receive psS
sea, cls at ~ y. ~. ., .,
~, al ia .r CIR Eats can be DI32rci at a. u;
.,,t ga Ito 313 Broalway. 131 Cth-aSe.. 2Dt
West Iz5.h--t l32 East l2jth-st.. HewYorK. Court
-. $50 Tultoi-st. q BIoa l~ay. BcoDkyn: $3.50
Newly TX Transfer Company wl.l call Tor ana chech
-. u -. LIZ W Z = /
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III. TX OF orLN:An hIO rs, eei-;9. 80
1 .,c,s illustrated The st1n1sri authority
ameriean ouen-air snuserents Rules for sailing swim
ring ball payIng shooting horseback n ing 4e. &c. Ia
rail ii ref coG Etblished by The Tribune. New York
Entertaining ah1 .erssily compmented By the peas
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THE DAY IN TIE STOCK MARKET.

Exchanges, Sl21,l IO,14l balances SUI, iI l..
For the week: Exchanges, S63G,O3G,3'3; bal
ances, $37,3Ol. $3.50.
TIE DAY ~ TIE STOCK MARKET.
The speculation in stocks to-day was too Ian
cnd to attract attention. slight decline IN
London, helped by few minor causes, encouraged
sales by bear" traders in the first hour. but
the fractional depression failed to dislolg" long
stock and the early sellers were earnest buyer,
in the final dealings. In most instances the
previous declines were fully recovered while
Louisville" and Nashville, which continued 10 lead
the market, closed j-S per cent higher Among
the sp,cialtcs Pullman Palace Car WAS con-
spcuou, by rise of 81 per cent to I3l 81,
closing only trifc under the highest price. The
total business in stocks, however. amounted to
only 1900 shares. and Louisville and Nash lille
alone reached 5000 shares. That the luctua-
tons were unimportant is shown by the fact that
stocks like Reading, Union Pacific Western
Union. and ST. Paul not to mention Others Of Jess
Importance rs market leaders. closed absolutely
UNCHANGED While few stocks SCORED small
loss,S the cloing WIS quiet and firm at practl-
caly the best prices.
WHAT WAS DONE N BONDS.
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I EHIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foo, Of Cortsndt and
& 80 a. ~. to- ,atd,a.qGa and intcrnciacc points.
H. q. l.,DH-. Iln.Ia. Richest /, Bufio
and tho West. and principal local points Chair cas %
il D. IN FOR Cherry Ford and Ant. med ate points
d. lOr IuUkhanaock AMI ittern"c ate points.
CHAIR ear, " IuM.AalO.A Connection 70 Healing ana
Harrisburg. ,.. o,,...
roint, Chair car To- l.. Sui Il. Junction
3 40 D. ia Mauch chunk ahl ihiern.e nate points
Coticct!1u Reading ami Harrisburg. Chair car "
H. m t1r Geneva Lyons. llmlia. Rochester. Buffalo
and the West pullman >ceDcr ~ Lyons. -
r.. n, leaving az a. D.. I =. AID 8 40 con-
MOCK Tor all point, IN MshaiOy sni iallvUn coal rcgos
SUNDAY TRIMS
g a. n. for Mauch Chunk. isaHlctoh ani Intermediate
W. 45 o. n for Collar AMI intrmelate po!ntA
: n m f,i Geneva. LIONS E.mlla. Rochester. BuTals
and the west Pullman -is,t"r T. !tohH
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


- tth.o.,.l A.1O. Nr.I, t.t y. IN "ScA
dlys. For Cats Nay, / D. "a. 40 dAJ'. ,,. -
Io, branch Bay IL al Junction. AMI tctme nate sta
tons VIA itahway and AmDOy, J:lO a. Ia. - noon,
- anl . p ~ On oa.d'ys go d. H. a1d
For oil Point and NofolH Via Newport Ph!iAeiphia
~. Norfolk IaiitOad. 90 D. Ia "a ~ Baltimore
All Bty Line. = 90 p M, wc'k day
Doa's o.. '"Br0oalyn ANnrR connect VITA al through
train, a. Jersey City. afor:.ng u y and direct
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.

May the year be IA prosperous to the
many readers of the GAZETTE as its begin
Ling has been bright
Mrs Margaret Travers died a. the ] fir
mary this morning. after long illness.
The GAZETTE of vest erday as paper for
reference was worth years subscription.
The large edition Of the GAZETTE pub.
lisned yesterday has been almost exhausted.
Elijah Gordon, we'll known colcred man
of this city, died at his home on Henry
street early this morning.
Operations at the bark mill have been re-
sumsd ard now large quantities of bark are
being ground there and shipped north.
In order that relatives from the West
may be present, the funeral of Mrs. Net
tie Chauncey has been pos poned TO Thurs
day 10 lrning at II o'clock, when it will
take place from her late residence in West
Eod
The twenty sixth anniversary of the
emancipation proclamation will be cee-
brated in this city tonight by a memorial
meeting to be held at the Third Baptist
Church, under the auspices of the Douglass
Cub.
Those who are interested in the estab
llSHmSUb VI III luo i'utiOu III WAC
city are quesed to meet Mr. J. NJ. Blood,
10 the parlors Of the Young Mems Christian
As ociation Tomorrow at 3:35 p. m. 1t is
expected that there will be something Of
great interest to report.
A coored man called at the Office OF the Clerk
of the Court late yesterday evening for mar
risge license, and urged tho Clerk to interpos, no
objection 20 granting one, but TO give it to him at
once, aging that unless nc got it immediately he
would have to 60 to the penitentiary.
The f. & D. railroad proposes at an early d-te
extending the old half fare privilege again to
ministers of the gospel who residents along its
line This act of courtesy wi be appreciated by
the public generally.
The police report last night as being cloudy un-
Ill 4 o'clock this morning when it became clear
aud col. There were eight dodgers but no prison
ers ST the station house The mayor this morning
had 10 cases before him for trial.
Qui a largo balloon, to which lantern was
suspended, was liberated last hight by the few
Chinese residents Of Alexandria. and attracted
considerable attention as it hoated over the city.
A reception was held at the Y. NJ. c. A. bull:
ding this evening, commencing at 3 O'Clock, aud
the rooms will again be thrown open to callers to-
night from s TO 10 o'clock.
The GAzErTEs Carriers Address tn year IVES
the neltest and hsndsomest thing Of tho kind ev-
cr issued in this city.
The crossing at the inters ction of st. Asafh
and Oronoco streets is badly in need OF repairs.