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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
sorTurRv corroN Markets.

Galveston july D.. Cotton .t'adS mHIlnF' n 'c
low middllus g ~ dc so"i ordinary ,,'l, ,to'k
Norfnlk. July 5-Cotton st'ndy; mlddlms' PC
Lou. ,,itdl,ny : iGc: good ordinary. - n'' an
gross rcc,ipts III bales; sales. 81 bale S'o' H.
II - bales. ,,. tt,,t,, = -
io,r ubldllu, Ic: good ordinary " . e. my aIi
gro, receipts, IN hale exports 'oas'"i>'' - '''
,,t.. p, bale. eioct 1-.t@' bale. .,
NV orleans, July .-totton Iu" ana N''H"' .,, 49,
,,liGlins. -. midding. 100. low mn'dnnE'
~ ,'od ordinary q -c net and gro. rrc'tp y.
h,l. .,p,ri. coa,twisr, LEO bale, oAIt', 80"
L,lr.. stock gJ,yJI bale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
EI,HnITAN rRnprCE MAEKEIs.

Iivcrpool mIy :. 3:i5 p. Reef Holder, offer
moderately. Poik-1he supply b. poor. Ham -
Holders offer freely IacOu-ilodcr, Offer irFly :.
Cumberland cut about - 10 80 d. easy at -, 81 ;
long and short clear mlddlo. about - u, easy AT 90
Shoulders -About Il to Is ID. easy. ~ rs 3D.
Cheese Holders oncr freely; American finest c"ord
dull ~ i7s. TaOw-lloldrrs offer sparlnsly. spirits
Of turpcniinc- Holder, Offer moderately Ro,ln -
folders offer moderately. Lard -Spo-llolder> oii"r
Apnriugly. Tutulrs-IlOldcI< not offering. Wheat
md Four-IfOlicrs offer moderately. Corn spot ana
mtnrcs-lIOdcrs offer splringly mixed Western spot
steady AT is 3-fd; July steady NJ Is Id; August
steady AT l. ID. Hops AT LOndOn-lacilc Cost
Holders offer moderately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06

The total stock Of Brazil coffee in the Cnts1 states
today i rs jj3 bags afodt from no, SAN - ct,
300 900 bas, total stock in New NorH 2O-oo' % g
stock New orleans, p, 'f3 bog, IL ha,tl,r
l,g. The market for spot cOiec was nincF az lof'
for Rio 40 = The only salc reported va, 800 tafs J. o.
ta.is Al lG.c closed strong WIN hist Drama -
"A 95J good seconds. IL TO- and 1913 ior ~ nm
Eecrirt, 900 bags; stock $4,000 Big santos mar
wa duet cool ayciste santos, IL OoO ieccpi> VVo
lag: stock, l27cJJ bs-s revised hhNrr ,los.a
Z pig higher
FLOUR AND NEAL-Ihc market for -four has been
fcr.dccIy the sales reaching 24opO pkg,
q artly includ to-daSs SAILS /, Monday buseS. AZ
t't.g, Ian uces and 0dloc under qlo1tnh>
Eil the general quotation list J. unchdhe' O. ne "rs
urlud. o. winter four loo Pkg, az - 1OGTi Ia"
M 900 rhs s,raichts al - 2OdS3 40 thr bulk AZ
e 25 $50 lr- O., at - lod*3 10; 5000 DIS CIV
n II pritc- quotations aiI'h1'-l 900 DID,,
ezra }. = go S2 80 300 bhl> extra 50 : az
81 j0as2 %, and of spring wheat -four. ,.V D.' ~
l,4Sl Of fancy - hIeh a. - - ,
800 hD- etraeh.s - jOa - 80: loo ols clears AZ
B5as1 ~. 1900 sacks extra 40 Tor eAp"it ~
a. @5af2 60 2l0 sacks sup'lhn at ~ 20 IN. HHf"'1
Tor southern TO Aa> quiet Il, about forul' pr 49,
Vim saic. Of 500 bI, at - - RYE tLOUR-Ihe
marke: Tor we nour quiet closing barely stHGy "lU
Of eco ID is at &3G13 20. The narket Tor CHOICE
~. hour is him. Quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
Openinc range and close today. and closing BIDS inc
previous night and last year follow;

Futures closed steady. Transfcrahics issued at -
Sales 90 500 bales. Ncw-Nork receipts none FiHy,,
lila lSls exports, 5ls bale; I"@Fi.d IA, l " t5sj
ai hi, week 70i2 bales. against II al bic> 'e' We
Exports today: Great Biitan. IL: bales FIsi.SS
Coitjucni $50 bglc>. COus.lddten net, ',Ol- a.
Great Britain, soo5 bales France, 100 bass SSH' hi
1892 bales, total 2.,5-1 bales stoch 'opioop n'a,
Closing cables-IiV, rpcol-Spot cotton t,AuH-
American middlngs. I'D sale, ioOVo 1ic,t It.'iI,l
OGO bales including 1000 American. Future, olc"ti
0uict partially Load decline: cl I'D very st,uN u
l.,id de line compared with co-ing pc, Of No'A
CLOSING Liverpool qpo0tlons-Juy, 459@ x
u.t 2Od4.2l: Aueust-Scptembor, Al a. StpNHp 70
Getoher Us Octob, r November, 424 10; y Nenh"r
Decent er .Gs DecemDer-JanuIGv, 4.2e14 -o Jan dI
Felrua,y i.99O; February March, AIS MaIch-Npii
40 a 80.
SLOT COTTON was quiet but steady at de line g.
l.l6c >al,s were 097 bales, including 034 balcs Tor
exrort and 1853 Tor consumption. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
Winters

ST sd, 800 ba. EranGl vine al 90 Da- S-,.
more at - -; y,l9w Wet q o., q 10 soGu cln
VAIN Miii GncfaIscd Qloaton, ii" White 81 oGesi To-
tae wa fair nqSy s s5 3%o'a Io5
s. sascc meal q 2o@3 o - el 100 = OF
800 Tons q middgs through rom inc West private tr,.
GRAIN margs Tor o % more or asS Gre
wx relation the general IT., Of iutu H, Gf Ge,
, ,l sro e %hG sreeai %s1ns July conifci
eaTlon. h. fact hot extra session 81 CGns,i's
been s.;cd With d EeG5 mean that S money IS to
plenty the present and th,r iatcrc. although
he midday rate from Gas per cp, Oh St n M,
Another factor o. weakness wa ~ 5 COO bush where,
cso hqd ged GeGre srs Of wa poTt " Oh INT
considerable e"yns IN Ihs 'a sSnc Of b. rdcs s
, CRY nv, u, saw ,hat the onica visible supply state
Visible ec@ S a t%es oS a sea a. h S%s
nerad ol er 600 600 bush during The week VINE
Sre,.sS abg 80 900 bush The from Europe is
besrsh showing whca, at IaIis c,'y "rm1n cables are
qaict The wcohr news j. 'ea up was As @yeecdnar
S1 T0s' m me above the loves Cash eacs
ncudoc 12s 600 n"rh FOR . cTor AID clcv
o.er July from sore &c Under srrnb@r clo.ed
7sc No red - bush a'c undcs S"1ru'r ,e nr
Special del To 0 hard ard wpcr s n6 Sg
s ss. Isly S DEL, N YSyr,dS 81 cpH hnsh God1 del
coRN-The market on"nct dull am IT. pfo vSr
loving wheat. cehles al me Ndr ""
hold Fine weather generally reported zoo n hvb -
belt and with an increase ~ nearly lOD wv i' y,
nassage and an Increase IN the Wis sunn
7sl 600 hush there dsrosition O. buv con oid
the marFet dragged the afternoon The mar rse tx
on s further closing al tho lowest non,., - "ccord
VIII be The LARGEST o. q oor1
Cash sales 144coo hush. all for cNport no No
quoted Iuv price IN elevator July clOscH go, y"
corn ls5 600 bush Asssa4ss,c and delivered 80, &,
0NTS-The market for ruled nuet. sell m. -,
svurathy with and wheat end under inc mr.
2'S 900 bu.h in the visible. weather rows he.mT The
able and the market without speculative rncrEn.
close dull and The sales of co~h oa,' az h
~ l26 600 bush. as follows: No Q oats S'u,gy non,
sts.c elevator and 35s delivered No oar oon
ssac No white 1000 bush &c No Sss III rack
mixed COCO bush. 35d37c MALT Market ho Snte
- unchanged prices. Western, 60dS3c tworo"ea S"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06

Exports fIom New-York last week Wheat 16l7479
bush coil, PSI 5o2 BUSH cats 6l7i6 bush rye. 276l2
bush flour ll63p0 hbs. Ind
week 4OC, 900 lush. making 100000 bush since
April l. acailt 100 600 bush year TO-
3CcOoc b. s The imports Of wheat into tn nd King
and -four 2lG coo Ll~ Tn total supply OF wheat
and -four including the English farm ~ deliveries.
5@1 600 bush, indicating increase the week OF
2lO0 600 bush IN the English visible
The New-YoTk stocks were follows in store and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Delaware, Lackawnnnn and Western x. X.
In New YOr loot OF Barclay and Christophss
stTerts.
SHORTEST LINE. yLsTiBILED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES.

Direct route NEW Niik. BLuoMfIELD; MONT
CLAIR THE ORANGES, summit BenaIdsyile BasS'
ing Kidgc, Madison, NOR .oMn. rs,,1le r!5r; q.
B5ontOn Dover. o;1nhoie BUDDS LAKE, LAKE. IiO'
iAtOAG, Hscn,Hi'93HHH iiooi-il> NO. Nt ,AHti
GAP. STKOUD>BC Re-. Po'oao Mountain, St Ran.
ION, PIT SloN WILkE>BAEi;E NAN1I9kE.
DANVILLF. NOkrIl MHEkiAAD, Moatro.e. BlNH-
mNMr0N d F0i;D NORWICH WateNille. UTICA.
6E5ISWtf5,!a5 iPiHAtR, .GWts6 IL5iiRA, tG1SfSG.
HATU DNNsVILLE. III FfAl.p ana ali points
wWfi.tsr .IoKIuwISr Asp sol IHWEST:
ann A. NIL tFALp. RCHtltLD SPRINGS and
W,W..rO EMPRESS Pullman Palace Car. Con-
meet, az Buffalo with train for Chicago, arriving 10
A M neat morning.
,.So A. M.-BINGhAMTON MAIL stops at principal
,,OO p. M.-sCKANION. BIN'IIAMrON. Sni Ell
IRA IAPRF>>. pullman IarOr car.
l.tO p M.->CRANTON, Wiki >BARKE and PLYM
- II III IAPEE>>. Pullman ptror ears.
1880 p, NJ. tDaly).-Bi fFALO LIMITED EMPRESS.
al man sic, pers. Arrives At = 10 a.
900 T.. N, lDailvl.-BIfI AI.O, RIG nFIELD SPRINGS
and O~WEGD EMPRESS. Pullman >leep,rs.
'ntkIT> aui ~ LLNAN CONSIDERATIONS at ~
uur,y.st and 400 Broadway Ticket, fry stations,
,s5 and 9i3 Broaiway IS West 25thst 23j Columbus.
ave- TeW.YorN 1913 Mashin ion.si 726 Fulton-st. and
- broadway Brooklyn. Line tables giving full infor-
nation at all siatlons.. .,,,,. $50. 90,
WFSTtOIr EMPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel or sacnce 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06

What I'm os ~ O01 1911 900 a. $40 600 10000
Com bu.. 4,256 600 40sS.OoO 7il6O00 Inc. "-o'OVV
And with the visible compared with last week also
IN ro..,r. Ni.ibl. Total CaanCos.
Wheat IN - 3 g o 81 ~ 1O - 600 Pc. - 900
Com bu 7.ll6 600 o'6CcO ld42oooO Dec l'O''o.'
Amount If wheat on lakcs 292GOVO buh corn, lii'-
coo bush: cats. GlJ.OOO bush; rye, luUOO bue WI
canal: Wheat, 2,s0o 600 bush corn -o-OOV p1'"
Irccpts of lrealstulls interior points IN thousands
la6t thrrc ciph,r, (C0O) omitted. Flour bbls gram
- flLlnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06

COFFEE-The NewYcrk coffee mark, WSs T@m ~ -
Inflated 10 free demand and few seller, An unonl,i'
statement places the decrease in the "ofGs N.lW sui9
~ coffee al OO.OOO bags. vessel with 40 200 pas
lo va, Pc ported TO put into Ban badoS ia distress
Tr.d.ng was fair The fcIegn markets show some al
vance The Santos has been re!sri the Increase
thu shown being about 5000 loSs. Total saes to-u"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
n, Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.
C>cur,iou Tickets, Ncw-York to Chicago and Re.
turn, $500.

Cxcur,ion Tickets, Ncw-York to Chicago and Re.
turn, $500.
Through trains for Ihicago aud the Worlds Fair leave
foot of We, i-Gst. follows. ID minutes earlier from
a.I5 A. VI daily Via Niagara Falls. Through Pullman
srrlers Nrw-Nork h. Chicago. Arrives Detroit AS
N, Chi,ago ; 80 p. M, ST. Louis 40 a
3:I5 =. NJ daily. Via Niagara Falls Reclining chair
ear 'sra.s frccl NcN-NoTk Niagara Falls. Through
Pullman slecpcrs N,wNorA TO Chicago Arrives Detroit
10 D. M. Chicago - a. m, 81. Louis 500 p. N.
SAB A. except SUNDAY tor West Cornwall. OrP's
"a WAIKIKI VALLEY Railroad stations. Stony Ford Middle
I'm nooInng burg MurtsbOrO SummJ,llle Ellenyille
S,isburr Moatlcello Liberty and White Lake
a.t5 A. NJ tdai.y for MiGdietown Fallsburg Montcel.
ycriy corDondale. scranton, Walton Delhi Sidney
NorNich Utica Rome, Oneida Fulton. Osweso, Niagara
i,tJP VI. saturdays only, for Campbell Hail. Mid.
d.' ,yn guurI, SunI.tNiC. EltIN railsburg,
Monticello Liberty. Whit Lake. Livingston Manor
2.IHp w. fr.rcpt sunday, Ve~tbuled Limited for
40 Mohonk Lake Minnewaska and Waikiki Valley
i;arond stations. Campbell Hall, Mddctown. Mountain
pa t'cntreyilr: fasburg Monticello. Huteyyllle,
Liberty Falls Liberty Par, viii, and Livingston Manof.
i.3V r. VI. except sunday fer West Cornwall Orr's
Mills Campbell Hall Mddntown, Summ!tyle Ellen.
vile and all Intermediate points,
7tJP VI. daily, NidIf town. summtyllle. Falls
burg Liberty. Livingston Mtno-. Rock.and Walton. sid.
ucy, Norwich. oneida Fulton. OsNego Niagara rails.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 3.1 Broadway.
NewYoi Tran fer Company calls foF and checks baggage
:" J. e. ANDERSON q. p. A.
IS Beaver ST, Newly orl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06

tnues firm.
Option Quotations follow. For comparison tho closing
prices OF the previous day and corresponding date
ypar rtyQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY
Coal used exclusively insnrina Cleanliness
md COmforf.)
Four Tracks. Protected by Automatic Block signal
system. Trains leave station fOot of Liberty ~.
Time Table in effect June -, 1898.

Reading at 90. : 40 \. Nj. | 90, ! 30
10 90 ) 90 :45 30 T.. NJ. II 10 nieAt. except
Saturday night Sunday. II 80 A. NJ, 100. 3 80. 500
For lIarri,blrg at 90 90. $40 A. NJ. 90 80.
200 ) 90 Is 4. NJ. l. Is night, except saturday
night. sundays. IL 80 a. NJ. 100 1900 80 PM
For Potsyille at 100, s go s45 \. NJ. 90. 80
400 : 80 =. NJ. l2;l5 night except saturday night
sundays, II 80 a. NJ. 90 3'3o' o'Uo T. NJ i-'lo
might. A. -. .oo
90 g 40 A. NJ 90. 30 80 Z. NJ, II 10 night.
eNcept saturday night. sundays. 10 \ NJ 200 r. NJ
l. Is midniCht .., ,,,,
For Es,ton, Rcthchem Aiientown Mapch Chunk &C.;
town p A. sunday 80 10 \. NJ. :9C. 30 p. VI.
For WiIkeslarre i'lttston and scranton s as a. NJ.
4 n u SUNDAYS 30 A NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
SANDY HOOK ROUTE

FOR IO\(. BRtNtit OtEAN tEO' w. bis'
FROM PIER $. n. H., FOOT kECTOR-ST.
Tor Atlantic lIlhlands. Highland Beach, N"l.ahuc
Seabrlcht Monmouth Beach anl LOag Branch, ~ 30
o 90 II 90 A. NJ. 90 5:ij. 80, 80 T. NJ sun
day.. - 30 \. NJ. 90 i. NJ -, n,,,
pleasant II 90 A. NJ. 200. rs 80. 3 80 j. NJ:
ior IaScwood Tom, River and Barncgat. 4 30 A. NJ
100 3:i5 l.. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
RAILROADS..
.AMERIcA's GREATEST RAILROAD"
NEWYORK
CENTRAL
~ HUDSON RIVER r. r.

" Nv L NAL
~ HUDSON RIVER r. R.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS:
An and asp"r, from ON, G rsrood ss
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
O On A. M-ENcopt sunday. Fastest tram In inc
O.oU world For CLAYTON and Buifalo NO extra ia'o'
CHICAGO FAST Mall.
910 Tor chiS2sS E RSs s sros '0'
ADIRONDACK ~ MONTREAL SPECIAL.
ON A. MENceS sunday tor Npp [lnSRa' A''f0h
SARATOGA & LAKE GEORGE SPECiAi.
a on A.M.-Exccpt sundays Connects for Catskils'
S.ZU Green MOUNTAINS ana Montreal
NEW YORK. AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
lU.UU com,,lctc Wagner vcstlbule service.
DAY EXPRESS.
1890 MExceps SUNDAYS. s 'na p,o tram 0'''
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL"
1oOo NOON-DaIv, que Chicago 90 p. m next day.
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
100 r. Mgoly due cincinnoH 10 a}t 40 i a. m ."
SATURDAY SARATOGA LIMITED ~
1AeP. M.-saturdavs only Connect, at Catskin
''7o for pincigal points in the mountains.
EXPOSITION FLYER u.imed'
Great 20-liour Train to Chicago ior 'hro"s" p"''
scnQer, only
800 Dge chc sn 10 100 co a. % next DAY. 00
ALBANY TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL.
. On L. N.-tXccpt Sundays. Connects Tor Sa1sAi"''
S'So Due Saratoga, 80 p IN.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
IN =. M.-Oaiy, due Detroit 8 % a. M Sin'ae0'
T'So 30 D. m. Cmprt; Wagner service
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
nm T.. M.-Day, due chicago 900 p M, H., 80
O'oO Louis. As a. M. Wagner service. Dlhl"S o"''
NORTHERN EMPRESS.
G o. p N.-Uuily, due burlington % a. '
O.Eo Platt,burg / % a. M, Montreal 60 a. III
ADIRONDACK ~ MONTREAL ENPkE-S'
? nm p. VI Daily, due Topper Lake O;ll' satah'c
f.oo -, Malone . 40, Montreal . a. H.
BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS AND LOU ISLANDS
SPECIAL.
7oO r. NJ Daily, due Buffalo 80 a. M Ni"sA'"
lou Fall, 0 10 a. m. Clayton 5:i5 a. m.
CINCINNATI AND ~. LOUIS ENPKESS'
oOP.M. Daily due Cincinnati : 80 ?: m, In
OOo dianapoi, 10 i5 y. m, ST. Louis 40 d. II"
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
n m pM-Da!ly. Sccpng.Car PASSENGER for Roch-
JUU ester only Carried this train Due 40 a. H.
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
o1C p M-Daiiy for Buffalo. Detroit Chicago ana
J.iO taIo Vincent Il 600 Islands.
pITvI~FIFIU. IENOX. NORTH ADAMS AND Thh
BERKSIIIKE HILLS Via Harlem Di',s,"n'
Two through trains daily. except SUNDAY 80 a. H.
due Pitt,hed -, rth Adam 80 80 p. M, ''' p "
FAST BFEKSulRE EAfhlHS rlda,, anu Su'u''
DAYS onv 2s p. III; arriyc- Pitt-hrli 10 IL; ,o
For time q local tan-. tic,et ana sIsGe in SlePng
ca. apply at Grand Central STATEN or at 10 oil 4I5'
~ Ifo,dw.y. Mt-t i-Jn--t., 2J tOiuu Du,as'
,,I i{sfl &C. station Ncw.Yok, 1873 Washngon't, 80
Fu'ton-.t ana - broadway J. d.. BroonSao IN q on
m % go 3 80 80. 90 p. M, stop at l3'tn.st
We~tcott ENp.cs- call, fol ana check' baggage HO'
hotel. and residences through % destination
VI al Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06

~ ICKETS sleeping car berhs. rooms at
hotels etc for ind, dual travellers with WEEKLY
PARTIES. II. GAZE Sons. lla Broadway, NJ y,
onical ticket agents the chief Trunk Lines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
ALL RAIL ROUTE

ALL RAIL ROUTE
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. E1C.
For Red Bank Long Branch and points south TO Point
pca-ans 80 : 30 Rcd Bank. Is 10 80. ii 80
A. NJ Il 20 SATURDAYS only 80. 2:l5 $50 : 90
4 40 : no CHS T.. NJ. sunday, except Ocean Grove
aud Asnury Park 9:lj. y 3o y NJ. ! o. r. N; p,roo
For Lakewood, Toms i.v,r B9rh,gat PARK ana naf"e
For teach Haven Atlantic City vineland and Bridge
For Monmouth Beach seahricht and Highland Beach
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-05-03
CAPITAL. GOSSIP.
r. r. Davidson of AsheyiIIe on
Business I'm washington

CHARLOTTE, N. c., May 81 Special
The Observers Washington dispatch
says:
Ex-Governor Holt and his n-in-law
DR.. E. c. Laird. stayed in the city last
night on his way to Philadelphia
Among friends. privately, the former
discussed North Carolina politics and
other topics until late hour. Gov
Holt is looking we'll and devoting him
self chiefly to business. He will deliver
the address on the 23rd inst. at the
Greensboro Female Normal school.
Ex-Attorney General Davidson was at
the Interior department today, but his
principal business here concerns two cases
before the Supreme court. He finds since
he arrived that the case of the State VS..
French and others concerning the consti-
tutionality of the merchants tax has
been dismissed by consent of the appel
liant. No record has been made in the
case of the State VS.. Saunders, touching
the constitutionalitv of the seed tax, and
no decision will be rendered at this
term. Mr.. Davidson goes home tomor-
row.
j. A. Harrell. the Weldon candidate for
public printer, is here again. He saws he
will see the President tomorrow. Har-
rell states that over 800 letters from
business men in his interest have been
sent to the White House.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-05-03
a NARROW ESCAPE.
h. U. Garrett's Thrilling V:xDor-
fenCe ON The "E,r IA"


There is a man in Asheville wI,, has
had the sensation of something very
like that made when a house falls on
you.
When K. U. Garrett came over from
England in the steamship Etruria n week
or two ago, the first part of the trip was
very disagreeable because of storms As
the sea ran down some of the passengers
resumed their walks on deck, and among
these were Mr.. Garrett and his state.
room companion. the latter being weak
from sea sickness and anxious to get the
fresh air. The first time walk was un-
derf aiken on the promenade deck Mr..
Garret and his room mate, after a few
turns up and down, suddenly saw an
enormous tidal wave rear itself at the
bow of the steamship, burying it COM
pletely and then come racing att towards
them at railroad speed.
Both gentlemen made a determined
effort to escape, but the wave overlook
and carried them along with it, burying
them under a small mountain of water
and hurling them against the first parts
of the ship with which they came in con.
tact. Mr.. CARROTS friend lodged against
stanchion supporting the bridge of the
steamship, and Mr.. Garrett brought up
unconscious, bruised from head to foot
His friend had one of his legs badly
broken, and both will remember their
wrestle with tidal wave as long as
they live. Some parts of the ship were
flooded, but no serious damage was
done
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-05-03
GERMAN ARMY BILL,
still Irving to Get It Trough the
ReiChSuaU

BERLIN April 3.-Members of the CEN
tire party had an uproarious meeting
today to consider the proposition sup
ported by Won Hucne as to the terms on
which the centre should support the
army bill in the Reichstag. The meeting
was of a most exciting character and
resulted in the rejection of Won Huene's
proposition by an enormous majority
Count vor Ballestrem thereupon re-
signed his place as leader of the centre
and Count Won Preysing Lichteneggc
was elected to succeed Ballestrem. 1t
was decided that members should vote
according to their individual convic-
tions.
In the Reichstag today Chancellor
Caprivi declared that the government
would endeavor by every constitutional
means to secure the passage of the army
bill. The German army, the Chancellor
said, as at present constituted is not
equal in quantity and quality to any
emergency that might arise. He re
minded the members of the Reichstae
that the ablest diplomacy was not al
ways IN efficient substitute for military
strength.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-05-03
JEFFERsON DAVIS
His Remains 40 He In RaIefxI
NAV 20.

RALEIGA, May 1.-The remains of Hon
Jefferson Davis will be brought to Raj
eigh Nav 80 and y! lie in state in the
rotunda of the capital at least two hours
This morning Gov. Carr sent the follow
inE telegram to Mayor ]. Tavlor Ellysor
of Richmond, president of the Davis mon,
umcnt association:
"a telegram received here states that
the Richmond and Danviile railway will
handle the Jefferson Davis train bv Raj
eigh, reaching here at Il O'Clock, Nav
30, and leaving not later than 3 p. m.
and has made arrangements with YOU
hone this is satisfactory. North Caro-
lima will cooperate with YOU in accord
ance with your plans"
The Governor will have n conference
with the mavo- of the city, the major
general commanding the Confederate to
veterans. the Ladies' Memorial associa-
tion and the adiutant general regarding
the ceremonies here on the 80. OF course
there will be great assemblagc of peo-
pie, and perhaps more veterans than
were ever seen together in the State
since the war. The people here arc
deeply gratifed at the news that the
remains will stop at Raleigh and great
honor will be paid them.-Charlotte OBJ.
server.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-05-03
TO MAxOR-E1.ECr PATTON.
A Maine Man Extends His Con
xratulatiOns

S. G. Garland of Biddeford, Me-, who
has been spending some time at the Bat
terry Park hotel, sent the following con-
gratulatory letter to Mayor-elect T. w.
Patton Yesterday:
"Although only visitor to your beau
tiful city and stranger to YOU, beg to
offer you my hearty congratulations
upon your election by an almost unani-
nous vote OF the people as Mayor of
the CITY. and that too. on a Reform
and citizens ticket. The city will be
honored and made prosperous by your
efforts on her and their behalf, and be
led to realize the great value of munic-
ipality having TO politics or jobberv in
1T, and thus be set up as model for
the country round about.
May your advisors and counsellors
and the whole people stay up your
hands and encourage you in maintain
ing this municipality as corporation
and not as political machine, and be
led to continue you in power as long as
YOU may care to bear the burden and
responsibility"