davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28

Baltimore. April 27.-Flour steady. unchanged re
ccipts. Gl-- bhl,; shipments, 3J."3D bbl> saEs
go bb,. Wheat nrincr, No. rcd, spot Ella
II 90 4 . APRIL 90 a-4a-l May. 90 81 lie, June
81 l-ic bid steamer. No. red - Vos rr'cP's'
~ 7iG bush: stock go 30 bush, sales. $4,000 bush
southern wheat quiet fuliE, O3a 81 Lonsb,ry'
V5aSl OIL Corn hrmer mixed. sp0i, i-g4' - ,
Aprl a. 3.4c: MAY, 47at7 lic, June. - JA0 i"c !,
July. iGa 46 SC: steamer mixed, - 70 - . 80 >
receipts, liz 40 bush. shpDcnt o,1Il BUSH $40 H.
1.!j $50 bush sale. 10000 bu-h. southern corn
easier. white dgc. yellow. SOC oats quiet bni
arm: 80. . white western, y pa SOC No mixed
do - "a Bjc: receipts. 5000 bush. st.A, loIiyo
hush Rye, dun. so 20 lnomIullSl J., stCcA,
So 1913 bush. Hay firm good 10 choice timothy EloG
SID. Grain fret gfls quiet Cotton nominal middnhg
: l4c. Provisions steady, quiet bulteF si,h"S
creamery fancy 24c; d. fair 10 choice. 2lo23c do
Imitation 1874 4Oc sadie. fancy. lIdl-c. g'Dd 70
choice ija lOc: rolls. huc, l'c' de- fhr !" s,]sl
IA lGc. store packed. liza lGc. Egg, nFu, ii'
Office steady Rio cargOcs. fair l1c, No. :. ~ -
I3g-c sugar firm. granulated. l.2c. '"ppyr
steady refined IL e. Whiskcy firm. 81 22"cl -.
Buffalo y " Agrn %7sp@s ~he 2, sri. .sS s' :,
5OLG911,c' C.n-inP prices 40. hard. 32c 30 J
%orfh, -, 300. SO = do. sc; 40. 90. TO Wihf'r
What inner car. so rcd sold a. - car- sample
odd AZ g2c ar 40 extra rod sold % D,c tar 40
,,hlto .oI ~ 9jd15ic. torn quiet and weak ar,
10 . yellow .od At ij4 5c on track 900 bush Do 10
Store od at So, ~ Gals Nn yco" sod a. W., 10
Sid a; i3i,c In storo. Oats steady cai- 40 whit,
.od Al S5,u3Iac. ear, de- IN sior" rod ~ -, 10
v D. 3iL ar gc 80 nj d. 33c nSk'd On uack NY
y, offerings 80 quoted soc floui hH is" a ia az
noun 4, sOas NH feed firm aud unchanged CanaI
frepls dun and weak wheat sc; corn. A.; rye, =
raN cod g.. NcwNork H"c"ipt--i1onr, fo"p DDS
What 10000 bu-h: com. ~ 900 bush. shipncntS--
our ~ 900 bile wheat. $4,000 bush corn 10000 bush
Chicago Arr e7.-Thc leading futures ranged "a FOL
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28
COTTON NI,KKETS-EY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, April -, p. m.-COtionIlhe sur .,
the day Included 5000 lale> American FUTURES Sn,u
quel but steady. American. mddlins loW-li INV :
clause April delivery, 1864 huyeIN Nprll anu h
Nav delivery . 4--,4d buyers May ana June oe-
liv.ry. 4O-6fd sellers: June and July 1clNc.l =
5iCAa3 - Odd July and August delivery Gig
55-Cid August and September delivery . %. -y't
5--64d september delivery , O6id sellers sep
TENDER and october delivery, G0ti4d seller O''o
Der and November delivery. , O2tIGI o3,I5tu'
Galveston April 27.-Coton quiet middhnE' &C
low mddlng. 8 zoe; good ordinary. l'lo' net
britain. 3.3Os ialcs sales. - bale, stock Dos"
bales. 1900. - - o..
Norfolk, April 27.-Cott0n quiet mddling' &c ed
gross receipts 7J3 bales: exports coast"iSe' i't""
bales sales 100 bales stock. 264O6 bales 70
st. TOnIS April 27.-tOttOn quiet. mddNhg' -
low mlddlng. q 1-2c: good ordinary. &c het re-
ceip:s. 40 bales: gross. 04s bales shipments Lava
halcs Gales 800 bales: stock. 1Oi,llo bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28

Lv,lp Of, April -. 3 - p. m.-lecf-iIoideis oner
moderately rOrl-Iodcr' offer molrElteH ,p1 rmo
orcr .rurinpv. short cut. about II to lG lb', hrm
a; f4s. Bacon-ll1ldcrs offer sparngly Cumbertand
cut about - 10 80 bs. firm nj iOs: snort rD HC,ui
- lbs, firm nj 3ss: long clear mlddles. about 10 lbs.
firm ut -, cd long and SHIRT clear nddgs, @STe
American finest white and coOrcd firm nj DDS Cd
Tnow- Holder, offer freely; prime city dnu at 3os.
Observation-Disclosures offer freely. tOslu-iioluers
nrcr freely. common steady at s.. Lard--SpOt and
futurcs-Ioder. oncr Moderately prime Western spot
April Mnv and June. steady AT ?2S Cd Wheat ana
flnur- Holders offer moderately. CUrn-Spot and
fntur,sIodcrS offer moderately miNed Western spot
Id: June steady IT Is | I'D. Hops AT London
Pacific C1ast-lIOlIers are not Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AID RANGE OF PM p.
Lower prices in crude PETROLEUM yesterday followed
reporr, Of an increased production IN the Mcdonald
pool There were sales nj Tie Stock Exchange for the
first DAY th- week, ana the transactions amounted l."
II 900 barr,', AT 57d 80 81 cents. 1t Is almost ON
mons 10 ind the stock Exchange Interested N OIL for
the result generally j. untivorabe to valuc> IL" n''
iu. i'm opiOn~ amounted Ia - 900 barrels ~ 81 'o
81 3 cents, against 81 Is cents Tuesday nghi.
Refined petroleum WIS quoted nj "lO cents per
Gallon in larp.ls and $50 cents In case. furtlEn
quotations were Antwerp, II francs, Bremen 30
marks. London. I'D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28

and co.ed isaiic Yesterday. Cash closed hlShef
SOC MAY SEE July 7o'-s Aug w. ~ t,v S9.r
July 3jAa3G.c oats sold higher carly but hrokc ana
closed fraction OF No ca.h. 3ohc; May 500; July
ace. Hay unbalanced Lead hrnar % 80 10 spT,'@ y
Co. Fi2X-eed -,oaiv. 95Lc. Butter si.1uy C.'is
i9a22c: dirv IjaaOc Egg better. lliac, Sotnmcai
firm. u ooa$.. Whskoy steady 81 49, BasPme 9, "'i IN
coon unchanged. Provision. Grmc,. hlSrt oh 49,
iob lott, $40 % lard SIS 05; dry -'l,ri mat' bo "
shoulder - 2j long, and crib, 5VG R.cel,tsr
Flour 600 1bl wheat 900 bush com; 1000 100 bush
oats. 10000 bush: we. iOoJ bIah; 1890 'gI. com,
ShipncntSElorr. 600 bbl.; wheat. ~ w push ''
eye. 600 bush oats %. 900 bush. I'VE, 1.OOO Du'h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28
xEw.Yonk. ONTARIO AND wEsrERN RAILWAY

rams leave West i2d.'t. at 90 A. NJ. 90 MIN
earlier from foot jsy.stl for Lake Mohonk, Lake
Minnewsska and Waikiki Valley X. Il. stations, Middle
town, acknowledgement, Port Jerys Monticello. Ellenye
iallsburch Liberty Livingston Manor, Hancock, Carbon
Utca Rome. Oneida, oswego Detroit Chicago, and points
Wet.
3,1J p. M Campbell Hall. Lakes Mohnnk and Mime
wa.ka WAIKIKI Valley stations, MCd1etJwn, Blooming
Lax. Livingston Manor.
ngsion Manor. Rol kiand. Walton. Sidney. Nsrwch
Oneida Oswego. Rochester Niagara Falls, Detroit Chi
cagO and West Pullman Sleepers reclining chair free
20 Suspension Bridge. Daily all other trains daily, ex.
eept Sunday
Pullman drswing room seats and sleeping-ear berth,
obtained at 100 Broadway, NcwYo j. c. ANDERSON.
q. p A.. ~ peeuar.s.- New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

80 %Hin G,st mortgage bonds. "a rs Canadian Pa
cifc 50 rs EHe, 80 IL; Mexican ordinary, rs -;
-, bonl counon 10 Il Reading 20 -. The rate
az dIscount in The open market for both short and
three months bills IS 1871 IA per cent. India
council bills were allotted to-day ut an advance OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28
GRAIN AND PRODUCE M1RKE1S.

ed per rupee. Paris advces quote per cent entes
AZ 0G francs 30 ccntmcs for The account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28
10000 bags.

Warehouse deliveries since April /. 1892 iOrk,
oO554i bags; Blltlmorc. 2,2S2 bugs New ORLEANS,
6Oz3 bags Galveston 5000 BAGS; toVIl 227 $50 bags.
COrTON-Ihe spot ruled dull and easier at
changed prices Sale. 3 bales for consumption. Receipts
port tales against POI bales this day
last week and 1850 bales tnis time lat year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28
STAINED.
a 7-1G Low miadling ........5's
, l-lG Middliuc ...........O 1915
Good ordinary.

OPTIONS.-R,ncwtd liquidation Of longs led %
further break in this line to-day and the dealings we're
fairly active for halfho day. At the outset ue mar
declined 5GB points and depressed Liverpool cables
there a further diop q 2@3 points Then came
recovery Of 3di points local covering. closing at 4"o
points decline for the day. SALES. $500 bales.
Highest. Lowest Saie-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28
Trains leave via
Central Railroad of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, BaItimore& Washington.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

For Phu0do lphis tOV, 10, oUO, lOVc Low a. Ms
VIA d1@s $780, ~ g2o o S; dsns car &c. &c.
1888. Oi5o a. n.y. IT, With dining car, ISO $3.50. with
dining ear, 300 600 7. m, 1915 night ~
For Ba tnors and Washington daily at 900 1l3O q, M.
with dining car 100, $50, dining car, 900 D. ni l2lS
Parlor Cars on Day Trains sleeDers Night Trains.
30 100 500 except lystsye 80. except Harrisburg
D. NJ I2I5 night eAeelt saturday nghs. Sundsys ll3l
a. M $50 q except harrisburg, 800, except
iS GSp sunS Sp' LewS S;p anf wnpamp
VIA rnalslphia AZ as NJ, l$o 7so p. N. I2Is
For Easton 400 7.15 s45 a. M; l. 40. 5.45, 7.so
" For Bethehcm, Allentown, Mauch Chunk, &c. 400.
sl6dl 70 go 100 YG ny 100 $40 H. % Ne"''"n
For wlkesbsrre. pttston and scranton. s.<5 q. N.
4 10 o. m sundays. 43O a. n,
Tor iiieh Bridge Branch. s.i5 a. m 100 40
ga e l 5 Abby at 30 $50 sl5 I115 $780,
CO. 40 5lj. 600, 100 y. suni1y', 900 a.
For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands. 40. s15. 1l1s
a. M. ls0, 43o, 600 D. IN. Sundays, except Freehold.
For Fed Bank Ling Branch and points South 70 Poin,
Pleasant 40. sis. 1115 a. M d.sO. as Rcd Bank
ONLY 400 20 600 D. m. SUNDAYS. except Ocean Grove
ana Aslury PARK. 900 n. n. 400 y. m.
For LAKEWOOD.
At42o. SIS M. 100. 3.i5, 40 pm
For Toms River. Bafncgat Park and Batneca.. & 30
: 10 A. M: 100. 40 D.
For Atsatc CITY, Vlnelard and Bridgeton, 40 q n
For Monmouth Beach and seabrishs 40. SIS. His
O. 10. ]. 80 and 400 y. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28
Ocean Gieamers.
A -NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD s. S. co.
~ SHOKI ROUTE 10 LONDON,
NEW-YORK. SOUTuAMplON. BREMEN,

MEDiTERRANEAN LINE.
NewYork to tcnol In les than eleven dsYs;; 81,
Wcrra sat MAY T. IN Wrtrl sat, jay ~ ~ IN
Fuida sat. May -. 10 IN. tulda, Sat, Aug: o. ~ an
vera sat jun 10 10 am. W,trl sat AnR ~. ~ IN,
Fuldl sat. July =. 10 Fuld1 sat. sept 70 10 am
Pas-orr. 200. 1925 $50 a berth. First cabin 49,
- the Italian lakes. switzerland anu ths
Tyro vii had this route the most direct, easieNt 1u nS
comfortable Switzerland can b. reached III SIN houFs
"''" OELRICIIS CO.. Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28
w EST SHORE RAILROAD.

w IN. Y. c. s. II. T. Il. X. Lrse-o
Trous leaie i2d,,t. (North River station NcwYo:k.
follows and 90 minute, earlier from foot JaN-st, ~ X
$40 A. M.-Daly for Newbrrg Knsst0n; Albany;
daily. SUNDAY. we.t or Gocynians Junction
7,iJ A. VI. Daily Tor Albany; daily except Sunday.
,oMan 4. M.-Daly cor Ncwburs Albany Utlca Syra.
c1Sc Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chi
caro: daily. except SATURDAY. for Toronto
1855 4. M-Daly except SUNDAY for Albany and U;ica
55:22S F. II. baiIy for Albany Montreal. Utica syr.
cIsc Rochester. BGlao. Niagara Fails, Detroit. On.
cngp LOUIS daily except saturday, tor Toronto
sis =. NJ Daily. for Albany, Utica. syracuse. Eochss.
Ter buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto Detroit Chi:ssJ.
ST. LOui. . - -
<TWEVCG LOCALS. %. 10 10 A.. NJ; Il rs, 80,
'3j, $50 .ii.i5 y. NJ
,roit chicago. st. Louis, on oil through trains.
.Dav. For tickets, timetables. parlor aud sleeping
car Recommendations iuforrmOn apply at Offices Brook
iyn sss wahinrton 700 Eulton;st Annex Office foot
Tulton.st NeW.NOrS cts. 27. 1868 7Sj 9i2 broadway,
las Bowerv f. Park Place. IS West 125th-st. Rnt at
stations. c. F. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28
Trains leave above station via
LEIHEGH VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo. Niagara Falls and the West

sl5 a. M. 80 y. m. SUNDAYS, 7.ss ?: N;
For EastOa. 700. Sl5 a. NJ; 1870, 215 S.f5 STA
40 p. N. Sundays sl5. 100 a, III. 40. 7.S5 D. m.
For Bethleneu, Allenown and Maueh Chunk, 100 81 =
Eor 'Ha'iSoa SIS a. II. $780, 345, 7so D. M Sun
dav- Sl5. II 20 a.. I.3S D.
For ponts in he Mahlnol coal region. at SIS A. m /:
10 H. 34S D. m. SUNDAYS Sl5. HOO a. ~.
For WIKI. share PittStoa aud Scaaton, SIS a. m. ;
Il 90 $40 100 p. sundays. except Scranton
7.9s D. N. ,o,o go
1,tS p. ~.
o35 il5. lliO, 1923 B'way. 81 Eass 14thst
Isl GH ave-. ooi Wes, l@jst. 1874 East 12jthot New.
York Cour;-,t SEQ Fulton-st 9o Broadway BROOKLYN,
New. Work Trlnsf.r Co. viii call for and check baggage
from hotel or n, sdence 70 destination
A a Mcleod, T.. G.. HANCOCK
prcs'L Gen. M'cr. Gen. Pass. Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28

Stock IN all TINT d States ports. Si4S7O 500
Liverpool t1seerams 40 m.-ReceipS l. 600 bales
Of which American 5000 bales. Sales 5000 bales, Of
which speculation and cNpNt 500 tales American.
1900 tale spot market dun; middlnS ulandS &lGd
Manchese uarkct-N very strong Cloths hardening.
Quotations based on American standard Of css>i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28
READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.

station foot Of Liberty ST., North River
Tine Table in eject April IL. 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28
STEAMBOATS,
NORWICH LINE,

Tavorte lAsLDL, 10 10y r. KE9 NEDUIED.
TER 500; Boz 4oN $500. Corresponding reduction 10
oil points East. Steamers leave Pier 40 North River next
sborc ID rOsses-st. Ferry. daily. Sundlys excel ted.
8 u. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28

Cincinnati zen 2'-to1r du i6o Wheat s stpUngr
800 bush CON stro"e. 10 ? mlxci. Ia., y o"s'
rS saz :. 4 lar, Fy .S S" s. a. NJ Gu
% ss. 5s ,S on On t4 sT nI' paiic G''' quiet
Nav Agr .v iFs9s q?; &c. Wasa i-sSet
S rnt s a. 80 d. soiaos, barley nm No 2
S,cq, rois Ij % ~ =, le e." 5ey 81 80
Rcsers.Fo1E G3SSq oI Tor riSt Ib Wheat 6j
I I,2GC I iarcy. 4 4a6o bush 'O"' ''''
Ms NM ia l %9 i hG sAl s MO; sS; YOU
May opened at 70.a79e and July at sl+e the
an r. Tina CO. nsS q, a., , SeS, Nav closed GsT az
So No'nSr c"s a Sc E go Of %v What rI ncc %s
III ear. and at Duluth and superior 80 car closr No.
1o1,e. lowest 75sG79'4e closing 70sc July el'n!ng
SIl,c; highest s2se lowest So; closnS yoytS
e err. isG7oc
rqagPa Agrl oa I, .,s %p'E s,. Si
actual want Rye aon[ dn 5c. en.h nGg99 tpr e.
wanted 70 m sasd freight rem ana y w
tb y noun np V ra sc,dy Gables wrr w foregi
inquiry chiefly Tor spring wheat orie,S lmiie t .
@ and APRIL 97 do go, T. eey IaS Sss 40 n 'sd
9Rpe Corn op,on market rilcd nrm edysncsd sc ~
der light cdtrg H't I.eoo S cable. +, fair Iol " $
~ tnsraid mixed in ! ,sSes%e@, 40 er IS
Ne y Igs 2 grain n fTrP'N %r NAV ~
Whit ~ as7sc 40 Whit. nqH"ga &c No Whit
Whit" s7 as7Xe: 40 white nomllnl. SIC No whit.
SssdSc ~ whit Agg g eSsI b,, Nay 49, SS,s
Pcnsyiyanla Creamery extra ?ac Eggs ,s1y 3r G De:
cut loaf Sc cubes. 4se extra PGwdeTed XxXk .,
-tsni,rd powdered 4Hc fine gTapGHa|d ~ STANDARD
20 ,fcction,r, 4 Az: keystone ~ Franklin n. &c
do extra G. 3sc red star C. 3 ll-l0c green star {.
GG.iG0c; blue star C. 3Ae. Other articles unchang.d.
ReccIps-Flour ZOO bbs, 1900 SACKS cora, 26l go
bush corn I5i 200 bush oats 10000 BUSH 3i5 D. IN.
No change In grain.
St Louis An,u o.. Flour quiet, unchanged. wheat
onencd sai.c loer then advanced L. but broke badly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28
nALrIMORr. wA-mINGTON AM TnE sOrTI.
Eni PHILADELPHIA.

Ixprrss 90 20. 90. $50. 30 90 go Penn.
syanls Limited with DinngCar and 10 10 Sssn'sss S
Limited VITA DINING Car. aud ii 90 m, IL ~, W
10 90 $50, 4 90, 80 500 90. $50 90
and 90 p. NJ: and T. Is night A,comneiauon:
6i5. $50. 900 1000 LIrniteD and 10 90 a. H.;
10 IS night Accommodation . 90 and 200 D. M,
ro,ana Railroad Systcm apply At the following Ticket
Orlcrs: Nos POI 49, SO, 9li and l,333 broadway
Aston IIous A2dst and Gt.aNe.. 1874 East 10th 6i
West I25-th.st, 81 Coumbus:aye and c loot o. De'
and COrtlpndt sts COurt-st, SID FultOn.sL,
0S Brlodwuy and Brooklyn Annex station FOOT Of lrl.
tonst brooklyn; - Hudson'tr HooOkeh; station.
J. rscy CITY.
Tnc New York Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotels and denees through 70 destination
CHAS. T.. PTGU j. Y WOOD,
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28

Pennsylvania
u RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY Of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals&Interlocking Switches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot of
DesbrOsscs and COriIaudt streets,
On mud after 1908 A. m., APRIL %, 1892.
TIKI FAST LINE.
300 A. M1rglman Xrubul9 sleepns and fa, n Cas-
Indianapolis II 40 a. M Chicago 20 p n, ~, p Is a.,
i Lg, 800 p ~ next day Connects also '' AO'1
THE PENNsYLyANI, LIMITED.
p%ins and sate ROOM seopSs Dining smoas
Snd Ob'eryation Cars. pre,enting nnGci1l reports;
sexes s aSdic. mad Sar6ersSoP lG;sf and al ne
movable electric liehts Arrive, Cincinnati 40 m,
I@Gansp9' % 1 a. m 5,x Sh'''s' ''' q d" ANU o.
1T. LOUI. AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
eco 1as bns Esa sei 'S s. Lda N si
safnnai sniSt SOa.h od 81 LOl,s 80
\. H. next day.
THE COLUMBIAN EMPRESS.
200 49, p ,'ssS
Coaches FROM New.Ycrk to Chicago. Arrives IN chi
casO 5 10 y. III. next day.
TIE WESTERN EXPRESS
ESQ p M-pulmun vestlbulc Sleeping Car New. YORK
" PtttsbuTg. Louis, Chicago Cincinnati, tIe'eand
and Memphis, Dining Cars New.Iorh 10 Phlaiepno:
and Pittsbnfe 10 Richmond end Chicago Arrives ~
Cleveland ii 80 a. M. columbus DO y NJ NmeIHnnan
90 a m. second morning. Connects for Toledo daily.
except Saturday.
PACIFIC RNPRES~.
500 u. w. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Gar New.Iork 70
Chicago. Ncw.York 20 Memphis VIA the Shehahdoah
Valley arrives weekdays at columbus Z lo r. M
90 a second morning Connects for Toledo dshy,
md for Cleveland and columbus, "Nceut SATURDAY
43O Z. M-Southern Express daily VITA through sifep'
n to Ncw.Orl,ens Ashsv.le and Knoxville, VIA K'eh
iuond snd Danvllle X. H. a..
500 T.. Daily FOR oil points on Ch'apeoke ana ONO
Hallway with Through Sleeping and Dining cars. ,,.
$500 T.. N-Shanendooh Valley ENprs, daily with
Through Pullman EuNct sleeping car ~ NewOteih''
Via KmoNvile Chatylnooga and birmingham
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
man Vcstibule Iarlor Co.'s. NestOnlg Fdssehg,r
(oarhes DmngCar 20 Baltimore every Weekday ar
flllnp In Wa.hlneton 3 80 p m: - . ,,,
3t2O T.. n. 90" Congressional Limited" or fuIlmal
Washington .o5 D. NJ. No extra fare besond USUAL
pullman charges On either Of these trains -
II 90 a. M ) 10 30. 90 and 90 p and 70 Is
nioht For baltimore only 90 p. IN. Sunday
q Is and S 80 a. M, 30, 90, and 900 p H.
For Atlantic Ci:y: 80 weekdays. with through
Buffet P1rlOr Cars and Coaches.
For Cape May 100 p. m. wcek-davs
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
A. 90 = = N-tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28
WHITE STAR LINE.

1;,rmanic May noon. Germanlc June |, 10 80 am.
II outonic May H. pm. .Tcutonic. June :, D. m
I;stsnnis Mey is 10 10 Brt,nnlc. June -, a ~
Majestic Nay 70, p. M Majestic. June -, r. M
from " Rlte star Dock. foot VI West l0th-st.
go upward according 20 steamer ana loca
ZION Q, berth. Excursion uek,ts favorable terms 'Sc
ond cabin these steamers. $40 and si6; Storage
YORK Philadelphia ONCE, 400 Wlnut-st.
Il. MAlIIAND kEkSL.Y. ARent
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-10

Professor Smithe was once lecturing
in a provincial town on natural philoso-
ply, and in the course o. his expert
ments he introduced a most powerful
magnet. with which he attracted 4
flock Of steel from a distance Of two
feet.
Can any Of you conceive a greater
attractive powerT" demanded the lectur-
err with an air Of triumph.
YES, sir; / can answered a voice
from the audience.
Not natural terrestrial 0bjectE
Yes, indeed, sir"
The lecturer. somewhat nettled, cual-
lenged the man who had spoken to
name the article.
Then up rose old Timothy Tinkle.
said he: Il win give you the facts,
professor, and you can judge for your
salf. When I was a young man Eherf
was a little piece o natural llagnet,
done up in calico and dimity, as was
called Betsy Marian She couli draw
me fourteen miles every Sunday, over
plowed land, just as natural as you'd sit
down to your breakfast, There WASH
no resistin' her That ere magnet Q
vourn il pretty good, but It isn't anyth-
ing to Betsy Marian. Selected.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-10
YOUR HEALTH.

The citadel of life must be guard
ed at two points. In the first place,
there is danger of taking cold. We
take cold through the skin and
this affects the kidneys and the
lungs. So intimately are these or
gans connected, that a cold affects
both of them. II order to relieve
the system, both should be treated,
or rather, the whole system should
be regulated. This is done by RErD's
GERMAN CouGH AND KIDNEY CURE
1t acts as a stjmulant aud restores
the organs to action. The other
weak spot is the digest,o q.
When the food does not digest, %
a1cumulates andscauses fever, sick
ness and death. The LAXATIVE GUN
doors will remove all waste mater
ial from the system and do it with
out pain or gripping. Ask your
druggist for these remedies, and see
that he gives them to you.
SYLVAN REMEDY Co., Peoria, III.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-10
August.
Flower

For two years ! suffered terribly
with stomach trouble, and was for
all that time under treatment by
physician. He finally, after trying
everything, said my stomach was
worn out, and that | would have to
cease eating solid food. On the rec
ommendation of a friend I procured
a bottle of August Flower. Itseem-
ed to do me good at once. / gained
strength and flesh rapidly. | feel
now like a new man, and consider
that August Flower has cured me. "
Jas. 4. Dederick, Saugerties, N.Y.9
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-10

DIR. TAINAGr, who has % gcuius for doing
things on a gigantic scale, 'cccnt,y placed
the largest book order ever recorded 10 was
for 100000 beautiful ONFoRn Teachers
BIBLES, fresh from the Oxford University
Press Of England each Bible containing
,450 pages, bound In leather Divinity Cir
cult, gilt edge and round corners. with
these 100000 Bibles 1t is the intention OF DR..
Talmagc to make 100000 hearts happy by
making a Christmas present to each new
subscriber to The CHRISTIAN HERALD at 81.
DR. TALMAaE Is editor of THE CHRISTIAN
HERALD which is issued every Wednesday,
and 1t Is needless TO say that 1t Is edited IN
his happiest vein. It's filled with bright plct-
ures and every issue contains q charming
piece of music contributed by Ira ID. San.
key.
The orders for THE CHRISTIAN HERALD
since DIR. TAlNAGE's Christmas present was
first mentioned by the press, are pouring
IN by mail, telegraph and express at such a
tremendous rate, That is quite evident that
the supply will give out before the end OF
the present month. Each one OF these
Bibles contains Concordance, Subject
Index, 10 beautiful Colored Maps, aud q
great quantity cs Information absolutely In.
dispeusable to proper D, expectation OF the
Holy Scriptures.
The best investment Of tWo-dullar note
is to send it TO T. DEW TIT TALMAaE, m to
7S3 Bible House. Do IL to-day.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-10

by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of the ear There is
only one way 10 cure Deafness, aud that Is
by constitutional remedies Deafness is
cuused by an mHamed condition Of The
mucus lining OF The Eustachian Tube.
When this tube gcs nnamed you have o
rumblmg sound or Imperfect hearing, aud
whcu it is entirely closed Deafness Is the re
suit, aud unless the Inflammation can be
taken out aud this tube restored TO its nor.
mai condition, hearing viii be destroyed
forever, nine cases cut Of ten are caused BY
catarrh, which is nothing but an lntaned
condition of The muCus surfaces.
We will give Ono Hundred Dollars Tor
any case OF Deafness Caused by catarah)
that cannot be cured by Halps Catarrh
Cure. Send for circnlars free.
+. j. CHENEY Il Co, Toledo, o.
i5g5-Sold by Druggists, 20.