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The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-12
Cascade County Returns,

The vote of Soldier Creek arrived yes.
terdav and will he found in the table be-
low. This still leaves Mr.. Gibson's ma
jority at 30. His election is no longer a
question.
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THE BEST PLACE TO INVEST.

The GREATEST RISE IN VALUES Of REAL EsTAT
during 1880 will be in NORTH GREAT FALLS by reason O
the MILLIONS to be PENDE in that vicinity in improve
ments during the year
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Congressman State Senator
" - " -
IH h,r, I,-L, H,L,,-

Ingram Wall Paper is the latest. Ru-
bottom Il Gilchrlst keen il in ints.
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Call on Strain Bros, Dunn block for
anything you want in dry goods, all new
and cheap.
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it becomes s.

Theodore Montfort, of the firm of
Shervin d Montfort, can be seen in all
parts of town delivering hay and gram.
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AN IMMENSE DAM BEING BUILT.

An Immense Dam is now being constructed across the
Missouri River above Black Eagle Falls at NORTH GREAT
FALLS at cost Of 2 Halt Million Dollars, and will furnish power
for Hundreds OF Mills. Other improvements will rapidly follow
which will create a demand for more mill frontage and the Coulter,
Rainbow and Crooked falls will be utilized, all Of which are with
in q few minutes walk OF NORTH GREAT FALLS.
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25 dozen Mems California Overalls
at soc, worth 81.
A lot of Mems CottOnade and Jeans
Pants at 81 and $1.!b up; worth 25
per cent nor money.
Mems Shirts at ), c, Zoe, 81 and 81.
Can't be bought for 3215 more money
in the city.
In Mems Underwear we pride our
selves that II stock is as complete. as
any clothing house and at figures
away below regular prices. For in
stance, fine all-w0d gray mixed,
S1.25, 81 and $3.50 per suit. Under
the Mckinley bill they would cost
more. but they must be sold at the cut
price. We have finer goods in red
mixed, gold mixed, indicated and nat
ural gray at So, $3.50 and 81 per
suit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01
THE THIRD AVE DRAW BRIDGE DrSrrrE.

A hearing was given hy the Park Commissioners
Yesterday 10 the question of closing th" THIRD ave
drawbridgc over the Harlem River fDr three h'uI'
every morning and every evening. The Park Board
had referred the to the Corporation conn cl ana
ne gave II %, his opinion that ~" Board hId an
thohty to Close the bridge. The New l"t" ana
Northern Railroad represented at the hearing hN
cx secretary whitney Jane, &. Carter. tlhu Root
and Gilbert X. Have, who poke against cl"9ihf
the draw. Chief Engineer CrOc- Of thc suburban
Railroad f. \. Barker, Of louAcre. Iorllam Morris
and others were present in favor Of closing the dIa"
during commission hour.
Mr. Carter took the ground that closing the dra"
bridge Interfering with ih" commerce OF the city,
and If such action were persisted In It would cause
Congress to assume entire control OF such IN cr'-i
MIR Root said that II The bridge were closed The NcN
York Ecltns ana Packing Company. whose IL tory
l. ON the If irlrn. would Doe Obliged 10 transfer IT,
i'm, mes, from the NcN iorl ani Northcrn To the
New, York aud Sew Haven Railroad rival COM any
Pre- dcut IIutchu. requested any other arguments
TO be submitted IN writing within week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01

change in the style and Of casting ballots but
broad measure covering the cntr" system oi elections
The Australian system. 60 my mind contains no seI'
provision secure the purity II than It's pro-
visions for the registration OF electors concur III we
majority report far 10 uphold- that view" But
think there should be added to it those sections oi the
LinsOn bill in reference 10 intimidation corrupt practices
ou,ting from oncc ~ elected by Violation
OF the proposed law. While the HaNton OH Wouu
provide almost perfect machinery for elections II l.
weak in making provision Tor the filing by candidates
Of statement their election expenses, nor Tor the
speedy trial OF the title to office secured by Noato
Of its terms. For these reasons Withhold my concur
renee in the majority report and cannot agree WIN
the minority. because the Lusou bill fails TO provide io
an exclusive official ballot.
The SdNton Ballot Reform and Bribery bills were
made special orders for next Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01
COMMISSIONS STILL TO BE PAID.

Chicago. Jan. 81 (spcciaD.-Twelvc O'Clock tonight
the time set for the taking effect OF the dferenal
rates and the adjustment Of commissions in all the
territory east of the Missouri River. After numerous
conferences all the lines east OF the Missouri RIVER
were brought into line and all the lines west OF the
Missouri River agreed to insert the Eastern dierentla
rates in their ratc-,hects The dfcrentias had been
20 arranged that there two from It. Louis. The
regular rate to Ncw-NorI by the standard lines Is
80 90 The Bee Line and the Wabash were allowed
diHecnti3l rate OF So 30 and the Ohio and Mi'SlS
sppi "A diIercutal rate Of 81 81. From Chicago but
one dinercntia made the chicago ana Atlantic
Wabash and Grand Trunk being allowed a rate 81 n
less first elias, and 30 cents less on Second GAS
fares. For convenience i'm making up through rates
the rate clerk, used only one dlTcrcntal from cac
city. quoting only the lowest from -. Louis. ms
assumption of authority proved fatal to the pan
The ohio and Mississippi objected because the Bee Line
and Wabash were allowed the Same rate as the ONO
and Mississippi. and the Nandalia objected bccause
these two road, were an wed 80 the advantage Of the
Vandalia, instead Of ~ a agreed.
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ATTACHMENTS IL THE LAsAK CASE.

A summons. complaint and lis pendens were fled on
THURSDAY In County Clerks OAcc IN an action 81 eject
uent. In which Mrs. Antoneue Lucinda S'h'FW'rhor
wife Of the late Row John Schemerhorn is >lantih ara
ODbclia Juliet Cuthber Cordcl.a Dorohoa Chauyt. Mar
gar,t %. Iy., Victoria Adelaide Mckenzie and John D.
Mckenzie heir, AZ law. and the Ne~-lorh Life ana trust
Company a. trustees. made dc -lant- Ihe action
roueht 20 dispute the TIL" of Tn dtf'ndaht' 10 prop
CITY situated IN this city and Dobb, Ferry Newly o7i
valued no - 900 GOO held By them BIS Nrtu" OF WI.
mad, by Tine late Francis ". La>ak which was contested
before the surrogate Of Wc.tchc,ter County. The viii
a- sustained ~ the Surrogate and an appeal was taken
t On. O.u,raI Term Part H. ~ the Supreme court &"
Ming. county where the Surrogsts acton VIII be re-
viewed
,op~, u the pl-adngs being served on all tenants
,ccul,, ng property in this city owned by Mr.. Lssak
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COTTON N,rKrrS-ny TrLrGRNpH.

Ii,rrrool Jan. 81 u. nl..-toltol-lh' -alrs :" nc
l,y i,l,dr 500 ,ar, American Fu'ur~ closed st'ady
Nmcrican--M .ddine low mddlinq clause, 'bruafE &C.
tit,,X G3.Gtd sellers. l"hrulfy and Wan drlNpy.
Ga.Gid .cllor Mtrch and Apr f.lN',H "a rlln, -
,n,r and NAV delivery. q @-Gid sell p NAY dhN Jnl3
IIvcrv Il Add value: Junc and Jul, delivery. q iotd
i,,v,r.y July and August delivery. 56d sellers Auguss
h,rry Il ; sd sellers August and september delivery
4 o-Cid sellers. ..,,.ut.. IN a ,cc =.
io,, iddlinr 5-irr. GOOD ordinary 90 net ana
rr"ss receipts, ~ ~alrs 1873, stock. 3oT5. W.ky,,
Nc and ern.s r,cents f. 265 export, 10 the Cohteht
ga. rol~iwlsc : 352. sales. So. -, - -
,onunh Jan. 81 ouOn dun; WiddlinH lVNc 'oW
idiing IOi.c: co1d Ordinary 9Nc me- ana gross re-
c.pt~ 3Gse exports coastwise 2'6 al. dooi son
III Wcokly-Nnt and rt""pfs. y wv ~ l"rts
to Oh, Continent 73} colstw-e. olH sf,,r hvt,
%cw-Orpans B.-COttOn easy nldaling, iu'.c'
low ,rifdlinc 10 3Gc FOOD ordinary, lolO; h,t -
ccpts 1870" cross. 49, 90, eNnot,s 10 Ef'r -,
Net REGENTS a23; gross, " ~ "NoitS 20 ur.ss
Urit,n. 81 923: 20 France, 4,'.S 20 tho NohShehs
1888: coastwse. 1884, sales. $4,000
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TO ENFORCE TRUNK LINE LOCAL RATES.

TO ENFORCE TRUNK LINZ LOChb MI ro'
Chicago. Jan. 81 lspeciab.Tle Chicago Freight
Burean has elected new officers for 1890. and an
executive committee of some Of the best business
men in Chicago. Among them are C. ID. seeberger
Franklin MacVcagh X. T. Crane, J. j. GleSsner. j. v
Farwcll. jr., J. &. Hatlcy and W. > Scaverns y t.
Igelart was unanimously reelected commissioner
The bureau has already inauguratcd campaign
against every species Of manipulation in rates sun
will be brought before the Interstate Commerce Com
mission as soon possible against the western ROADS
for lowering the cattle rate and holding up inc
dressed beef and hog rates. but the most important
case and one the bureau has just decided to prosecute
is one against the lake lines to BuHalo' anu tlc
trunk line, thence 10 the Atlantic scabOaId. Inc
lake lines are not amcnable to the Interstate COni
mcrcc act. and sometimes the through rate WIN
be changed by different boats half a dozen times
day The lake lines do not publish through taIlis'
but they quote through rates aud issue thrOush DIS
OF ladiuS. ON this point the Chicago Freight ]urcau
will base it, suit The claim will be set up that the
lake lines cannot issue through bills OF lading legally
nor can trunk line, accept less than their local
rates iron. line, OF transportation not amcnaOle 10
the Interstate Commerce act.
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prsIyrss ~ THE SUPREME COURT.

Washington, Jan. 31.-Thc supreme Court OF the
United states to-day transacted the following bust
ness
40 oO6-Thc Cclluold Manufacturing company, ct
al appellants, AIT. sylvester Tower. Dismissed WIN
costs. pursuant tO tenth rule. -,
SO 2O0-Lcila Bryant ct al. appellants, agt' INC
Charter oak Life Insurance Company. Dismissed WIN
costs. pursuant to tenth RUE.
80 I9j-Thc inhabitants Of the township OF Ter
nardS plaintiff in error, agt. Thomas H. Morrison et
al Argued. . ,,.,,,
80 l97-John Schrcycr. etc. appellant, agt William
Forc>c scott. assignee. etc. Argued.
SO 1gg-The United states Mortgage Company
appellant. agt. Arson sperry. ct al Argued.
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baltimore. Jan 3l.-Coton firm middl!ne. 1lc Flour
c,t aud unchanged. IuNI'Gst. and W -t,rh sulfI'
.s -sn = 80. do 90 c>ua. - oots5 90 de- de- lnl}
60 =, 80. city mills prIHi, extra - -19Ft DO
,,,'| ,i,ot u,t,nt oud~i oU; >p.l Ing DO do. ga
-. do 4, straight 2,asl 49, do do extra. ," o"&
Wheat >outu,u quiet. 90, ring, Itnrrlth interior D
t'l.ty ,tGNic. oupb"ry. 1Jd0'r 40 = so ',,'..
% ed = boo. Western DUH ana lower 80. = " MGR
"a ,o, and January -Odsoist. February, ooe ~ +''
Nar,h siGasI'-.; Aay olaSt4c. , t",n->%. m IA
-, r.m- willow easier. WHIT. 31G zoe, yri1"'
r. p;r Western easy mixed spot anG Ja9naiN, So Co.,
go mn nv yi 03GLr: March J6L U5O'-c- Apf'tt
80 o. Ma. 3. G;-c. jun, 50 asked ~. -i'f.
0at, nrn. southern and Penn Nana ~ -,
~ ,,n chit ",l ale: do mixed 3sa2'c; graded \"
whit" 3lc Kyc-Morc doing prime % Sx433' - ~
b., i,,,S ou.,t and unchanged. Butt"r-th"i g. MN
rc vak W,-t,tn packed. li0lsc; bri i"ii, Io' ~,
r'd 40. coffee quiet aud .tady; Rio carSor' a..
loi.. sugar quiet; " SOFT 's'' '"iP'' "''"
hirago Jan 3l-Thc leading futures ranged a. FOL
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the corr rs.
BUSHES, ~ THE COURT OF APPEALS.

EUsINE~, IL THE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY Jan 3l.-ln the Court of Appeals to-day
the follow iug decision, were handed down:
I'm re- petition OF John VI. Livingston to vacato as
c--fu.ut. i.,Argumcut ordered
tinic, mil, 0-ILo.cil AN infant. appellant agt.
fine latl. Pencil Company, respondent Napoleon j.
,iur re-, poudrut. Az John II. Dc Moti ana another
aurcll,nt. Judgment affirmed with Gusts.
Charlie, Werner ct AL, appellants. att' MIha -
Turh- IF aI respondents order affirmed WIN costs
It.c %r,y York Rubber Company. appellant. asl.
Lain Eoihrrv aud auuthcr. re- pondcui,. orders oil
~urri,I ana General Term reversed. with costs mere
ord il, Suprcur Court and motion for rcoctllcincnt
Wary f. IarI,in. c~poudcnt. dG lIugh oNell, ap
prlI,nt JUDGMENT reversed, new trid granted costs
" Itr p.nplc cN rel Henry Lannndoon. appellant
act Trank g. ~chrucr, respondent Motion Tor re
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argument denied and remitttur amended as to read
order affirmed without costs"
In the second Division the following decisions
were handed down:
Nancy II. Williams, respondent. agt George w .;
Kinney and sarah VI. Olncy ct al, executors Oh
William h. Oluey. deceased, appellants, James r.
Phillips, respondent agt. Charles Il. ROTess hppel'
liant; Henry Wolrech, appellant, agt John d. Hem
re- pOndent Lorenzo j. BOvce and another respond
ens, agt Robert C. Lowery appellant Eza c, Hortn-
tional bank, appellant Charles Davis, respondent
agt Isabella NJ. Davis ct al; appellant John b.
tor, ct al, respondents; James F. Heller ct al re
,pondcnts, agt. the Allentown Manufacturing Com
pany, appellant; Isaac Is. Potter and another Az;
The Nowlork Infant Asylum. Judgment arirmed
with costs ,.,.
samuel d. Hoyt. respondent agt. the New York.
Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company, appellant
Nathaniel Hooper ct al, respondents, agt. T.. NC
r ron Tcsp SGrigt at att AG t. smth mpcsdsG
etc, appellant. Judgment reversed ana new uldi
granted costs to abide the event. .,,... go.
Adoph Bcrnhcmer and others, appellants hgt
Simon Rind,kopf and Others respondents a9Iah e.
GaluSha respondent, agt Normah IT, 'auJ nm in
William F. Lawrence and another, respondents, agt
A. VI Harrington, appellant. Appear pcImlleu 10
stand on the giving of undertaking OF 5000 WIN
sufficient surctcs, and the giving OF stipulation 'ht
the stay Of execution lie vacated.
lanes Fo,ts appellant AIT. the state OF NewlOrk.
respondent. order reversed and rehearins granted :
costs to cama9t to abide o Gye9 art Arson b.
Moore, respondent order reversed. Judgment en-
tered and verdict affirmed, with costs
The following causes were argued
Cyrus Clark respondent, agt Elizabeth A. L. Hyatt
appellant and Elizabeth A. L. Hyatt, appellant agt
Cyrus Clark, respondent. ....ou,. ant lain
Francis +. Thurbcr, ct al, respondents agt' john
Thc New FORK Lumber and Wood Working Company.
appellant aet Morris schneider ana aho'her' IL
Thc Warren Chemical Manufacturing Company, APP
pelrant, AIT Gic, j. IIolbroOk respondent
william Toldridre. appellant. AIT. Euridice L.
Hicks ct al, respondents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01
BALLOT REFORM MEASURES.
DEMOCRATIC MINORITY REPORTS HANDED To
TIE SENATE At THE STATE CAPITOL.

THE SENATE At THE STATE CAPITOL"
Albany. Jan. 81 CSpecal.-The senate Committee on
General Laws having intimatcd IT, approval Of the
-ayton Ballot Reform bill, the Democratic member
have taken the unusual step Of hhng two minority
reports one IS signed by Mr. Cantor and Mr.. Bro~n
and ,dvocafe, the pa.sagc Of the Lnson bill Tho
other signed by Norton Chase Of Albany. objects %
to,b hills. The following IS the substance Of the
first report:
We believe the enactment Of the SaXton bill would DO
unconstitutional and m-ch"vous. II would practically
dfrancbiso thousand. Of voters and we believe would
not secure a,olu. secrecy and purity Of the ballot We
believe 10 nrnpcs unIu-ty upon the right, and privilege"
~ citizens We favor the passage Of the Lnson BILL for
the following reasons
rir., Because u provides Tor voting in secret
,,,. thereby insuring the absolute Independence and
sco,d. because it forbids electioncerlnr within
hundred feet the polls. thereby securing order ana quiet
on elections 49,.
- ,atem.nt, Of their election expenses, thereby dis
c,r,pine lavish expenditure and party assessments.
rrth Because IL provides that successful candidates
v lac oustcd from Office when fraud or corruption can be
,r,.,.d against them or their political agents.
,.,,n roc,u.o IL provides that official ballots may DO
.cd trerby insurne sufficient number Of ballots and
allowing candidates 70 have their ballots Pi'neu al P1'c
expense. a.,, ,.,,..-
sixth Because IL also provides for UNOFFICIAL baliolS.
b.hy securing TO every eloctor the privilege Of Wepr'
io h, h,ot AZ his house and carrying II with HIM TO
the uos a. well A. relieving the Australian System from
the objection u uncOnztuuonaiy 80 Tar - '"V i''''V
Of an exclusively Official ballot l. cohceih'd'
seventh Because prevents Intimidation by Inc use oi
pay envelopes and other services.
Eighth Because while embodying all necessary pro-
visions for preventing bribery and corruption IL snofuS
the greatest liberty and protection To the Vo'er coss
with such provisions.
Ninth Because IL extends all elections in the State an
equitable system Of registration.
believe, IA short the LinsOn bill is The most
complete. the cno scous aud the most pfScucs""
measure which ever presented to the Lrgss'.
ufe for the correction and prevention election evils, an1
In this belief heartily recommend It's passage
Mr.. Chascs report is 70 this effect:
have yielded, far | consistently could my indi'
vdual preference detail order that ene0-
legislation be secured. But object 10 the Sax
ton measure because IL Is simply Ballot Reform act
What the people demand Is Electoral Reform. not mere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01
AMERICAN Association cIRcrIT FILLED

HroOklyn is 10 have three professional ba'ebal'
teams during the coming season, members re
epcctivcy OF the National League. PLAYERS League
and fine American Association. The latter team spran1
iutn official existence at special meeting Il Tie
American Association at the Grand Central lio'o'
Yesterday j. &. Kennedy filed bond for $4,000 WIN
fine Financial Committee thai the new clun wou'
remain In the Association for the whole season Us
games will be played at Ridgcwo"d Park anu a" ''''
,rr,ueements have been made. The other delegates
,,ere we'll satisfied with the selection oi BroOklJn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01
IWercuyial Rheulnati IN.

Mr. J G. Jones. cry marshal Of Fulton Arkan"as
writes: about ten year, ago c"htr'clei HNe'e case
- li ro.o Tn" leading physicians Of the city wero
u.l I'm and they prescribed me licinc after medicine
which t Oh without arordng me any relief also tried
rcrcuh4 and potash remeie, with the same unsuccessful
result but which brought an attack of nrFchHa rhsu
.at,sn that ma my NE one Of untold agony. Aver
~.,t,, fr fur var, | gave up all former remedies
and commenced ,aaing SNnfs Specific @. - AFTER
,,k,nr several bottles entirely cured AMI able TO
r.-uu,r work con Ad'r SWIFT specific IS. y 81 the
rte me Il Inc Tor bloll p0sOning toda on thr marriott
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rroN TIE IKE. TO TIE GrLF.

Chicago Jan. - -peciil.-lt is said that the Chi
caro. Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company and
The san Antonio and Aran~a- Pass, united into
single system. are about to establish
tuuh line from the lrcat northern LAKES 10
ne GuIf 81 N-Alco. THE Rock Island h. pushing IT,
indian Territory extension toward Parker county,
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FOREBODINGS IN THE SENATE.
REJECTION OF THE FAIR BILL N THE ASSEMBLY
MAY END IN DISASTER TO THE
ENTERPRISE

Albany, Jan. 81 (specan.-Thc Senator'S VINO han
taken a after the completion of the day buSi
ess merely 20 await the action Of the Assembly were
mortified, on reassembng, to learn that the Lower
House had rejected the Conference Committee re-
mort This of course. meant the deatn OF the senate
hill and the Republican senators were outspokcn IN
their apprehension concerning the probable ehec' on
the Worlds Fair and the disappointment to tho people
sI for one. y said Mr. Erwin, "havc stayed here In
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Xnherited Scrosula.

SUf's Specific O.. > - cured my niue BOY oil hcren
uary scrofull which all over his face For
year he hal suffered aud had given uD all hope OF MS
p covcfy when AZ length was induced to use D ; y
Aftr u.ng u few BOTTLES he Wa. entirely cured No. 4
.yuiptou remain. of tho di~cn-". TINS wa, uhro
ycafA age Mr., T. 1. MATlIER MatherNillr' MASS
Treats, Blood and skin Diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Ca
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PAUL MORTON RErIRE> FROM TIE RrRL1YGroY.

D.
chicago. Jan. u l~pcCal.-Iaul Norton sewers "
connection with the Chicago. burlington and quincy
-y.tcm tomorrow which date, from his boyhood
and Thoma, Mile b. promoted from general freight
agent II the burlington and Missouri River Railroad IN
<.'.4,,la 90 she place II VIZ. Morton. Mr. Morton
become. vice, pres dent ~ the White Breast Fuel Com
pauy. ~ ll.ro, and Iowa. and the Colorado Fuel
COMPANY. 81 Colorado
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and each club will give the newc conner one or two
plarcrs 10 make up is team George *. Frazer also
filed "A bond Of $4,000 for the syracuse CLUB when
completes the American Association circuit. the list
being follows. EgUOklyn Philadelphia syracuse !
Rochester. II. Louis. Louisville, Columbus and Toledo
The championship will open on April II. The !
schedule meeting Will be held at Philadelphia on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01

wi lined circulars Tor ladies 1900 garments reduced 10
eoO $50 garments reduced 10 800 garments re-
duced % SO {. c. SIIAYNE. Fufri'r l24 West f2f.
1903 prnce.St.
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BALTIMORE AND ONO EARNINGS FOR JANUARY.
baltimore. Jan. "i.." The Herald 'ays; TIL"
cArnrgt II the baltimore and ohio Railroad for
january vii exceed t1- amount Of the same month
Il l--9. by about %.nuuoo.'
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nm th, p,od,ce Exchange to-day me butter nafAtt VA,
nuirt creamery, l5d2Gc; dairy Sd-o'' eggs "'aN ~"
Ian Elour dull Wheat quiet
%orti.T ~p &c Corn quiet No ON track - sc 0,t'
III" 70 % white on track, 22L0 &c, itFe quiet 40
Guli 80. I,,au,c harley NO . In store II iac
rrn n steady Polk - so lard $50 BHttcr
l."ohhaan,.d IN. SO steady cheddars, 3G92c. Es's
Utrady fresh ls2aItc Ke,spts- Flour loo bps
W,,n ~ zoo his wheat. $500 bush; barley, 2l,50O
bush. -, ,,,o,, .o,, to,,,. ann and loo.
,,,,t Indar free offerings RYE hour quiet st"ad, az
rhoicr RuckWhcat flour dull and weak a. ~ %
20 ! no nnr 100 n Wheat duh and featurecss. Demand
n,ancl Il, Jew ear lot OF choice milling grades and no
,rt,n, change I'm prices Rejected 6jG6sc; fair 20
goed milling wheat 1Sda5c prime 70 choice Do $500
No > red January, s0aSo'2c, fcorualH' ~
80 Tor 80 , cnnsylvania Conception market SHADE
weaker cables far export inquiry bui ~.
elm order, generally under the market ar lots for Local
t,d nuirt barely iy No I mixed track Zoe No
,"i,ld in rlain dcpot 35Lc. steamer No. mixed Oh
track 3Gac No. mixed In grain dpot 3sc 40.
n1>rt auuarv So d3Gc February. 30 q d36sc; March
"a, Gs6sc April. 37d37hc oats-Market for car lots
quiet but prices ruled steady under moderate ouefhEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01

The fn vorite train business travelling between
Ncw.York and Boston Is the O'Clock express Of the shore
limo That is why called the Business Meme
Train" quarely on time and makes sure coihcc
lions pining.ch4 attached.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01

cash quotations a, follow tlout h'he,s,I'
no ,prin4 wheat 7i,c NO red $50 80, 1871 WV
49, 30 =. oats 20 l,G-lc: 80. - ry" i3'cc, 40 %, .,.
80 30 i naN,rcd. 81 3d primo timothy sod ~ 20,
- rori u,r bhI - - lard per 100 ~ - - - sH1r.
,i, side, c,c ~ 10GtI dr '9lj'1 should r. ,nN,
hltny d-iir, finished goods. per gal 81 o. sugars
mi Inf 1LlnSr