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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncw.York Friday. Feb. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; Il.
car. or hca1-l37 Tor >laurhtcrcr' direct ~
car, for export alive and = for the natct and
counting held from previous arrival th'r"
were for sale. The marnct opened SLOW AZ W"n
day. price,, closed dull but About st.aay win c'iS !,
- 30Gs5 - Der 100 ~ sta.> and - -3e - o,
bulls at ~ Ga+i -. At 4. ujds3 - ttY dTo>~1i
native sides slow 7icG9c choice quality scare" anc
selling AZ gl,c COW beef sold id7r. LONDON ana
Liverpool cabc,rlms quote American ,tccrs slow bit m
changed ~ ale per n rfrlcrra"d beef nearly cent
lower at s,c No shipments OF ciihcr live -to@ 90 fr"
sis and 500 quarter, 4 bcr for h"a1i.hif s
Sulsbelcrr and 2ls att Tor W. w n'n"' 81 no ,'
Liverpool making the jrla shipments ron MI port '"'
tho week 1875 cattle 10 $50 Pua,,r, ava 90 ,np oa-
n avcracc a. 81 80 per 100 r >! do. 100 = ., -
do 1897 r. AZ - 90 j. 40, . ~
r. at 81 so: Ii d. 900 n. at - 50 ~ do
i;a A. a so 20 Indian d., i-~1 =, =. - p;
aIrn 1870 n al - - do 1j.o ~. At - -: u DO
lgol ~ q % = do ifiI - ~ ~ -; l STATE g.
gO2 r. ri COW. 1870 T. a. ~ 90 : 60" lul' ~,
ot 2 10 d. $40 o. az - -; - do 473 - At ~ .,
, do 20 - do 40 =. 1t = ~ - a., - '
~ T. -, = u" ,t :. % tut 1850 y a, - -
DO, 80 ~ al - ~ - "', - ,tso y -, stoi.
do iIi3 n . 80; oxen. liio ~. ~ - 70 ""'
iiIj n ~ - -; bull 900 =, oi ~ - . - -. o..
NJ. Goldsmith j. lH,Ns '",n,, - o., Ia. IL do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL-In good demand and hrm.
az qu taton>. llavei straw hard bricks. anoIs..
go 50ds6 20 per 1000; Philadelphia front se2ot23 Tren
front, s2l ds22. lOseHdale cement. 81 20 BIZ
American Portland 81 90Gs2 TO- Pelgan Portland S2H
- 90 English Portland, - lj0-2 30, German Portland
80 2jds 80 20. EOchlard common lime. Al per Dbl and
hair 22a2jc per bushel cattle hair. lGGlSc.
CHICOl,Y->t1ndard English ganulatcd quoted at J4c
and do French. iaIc do German, 80 ~
C0COA-Dul bn, nm Caracas lj6l5Ec ;
Trinidad if,alihc Guyaqai!, l5dlGc; Bahia. 1iGlf&c
and st. Domingo, l2i2c.
C0TFEF-For Br1zn eIowths the market ruled dull
and easy and closed on The baS, Of zee for No :.
1hc mild gr,wths are dull Option taGn2 was not
cables; was irregular. closing at net chance iansts
from 10 points down 10 points up. Havrc opened = IT
lower for February and UNCHANGED 70 fr adysnc r NE
rest u the list later cables quot decline Of f. London
prices shoNd partial DECLINE Of a. iism0u,f was
Quoa'd: .FiSt adnaly, 30 'lilOss. ~ coo g od
second 10 ko>). 10 200; exchange (private) 1873 r.
cipts in Rio 10000 lag'' Rio clcar1nccs 70 United
states. 5000 bags: Rio ccalsnces T. Europe 5000 bag
Rio STICK i9Gooo bags Rio mari"t firm receipts IN
Santos 1900 bags Santos -tock. 1000 bags Saht"
market finn good avcrage Santo II 20; cleared from
ccirts at Rio. July T. TNbuaIy 49, 1893 2l32 Geo
l.7I5.OoO bags rrccptS at sant>. July 1882 to
FEBRUARY lG 1898. 2421.O10 bags: same time 1892
$50 coo bags time 1891. 2.36I 600 bags .
WARRIORS delivcric. since February |, 1s'3-New-
York 172 o25 Raltimcrc 123lG bags; NewOrlcans
IL h,oS Nal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

FLOUR AND MEAI,-FLorE. 0gct and without without i0
bbl: winter clear $50 200 Dbl, Winter sh = 90
T n ss e 80 s?'; 200 e5, :aaas 1000
s b 10 prs Zoo p' gS vn o5 - e sc s QUO
,en 10 Ty sack, % and s 81 ss sGG. C oape GfSr
Ins g ?9%.2 80 spring hi No '2 q J 3
pstea 1%Ss 20 ca s': Sns bbs a s asa
:p"G5iese3 81 lSd%e 81 .,t5 SG'3 oSss =
,S"'; e !. pck HidkWfkr
4 iSs.s a sS s:%s:5 n'sad
Wine: !? 90 wcstc.n and southern. - soHs2 90
naI Sdsd didS Of re
@ M GG tTHs fn slS son and h
market closed net lot Of 49, to 20 Che , d1y T3s
and s 50 bush wheat comparing with ao7 80
S@G u dav aS v aaq "f nG So Se
rival, 5o93n bush COMPARING with 1872 o7a bush
teror and .e,board 1873 bush against 40 ss bush
bn.b on W~dnedsy comparing with % ls bush on Feh
lG last year The Spot market ih .% sro r
the market WITHIN shippers limi'' S9Ge" 'oSk sop
oGd nnrrsa 'ps and 600 6aS% h Of Msf
soa I9dsec and 3D. o. T hard So@s .?TYG S f.
cogs at u.s. G 30 M NiS5.o 4 lso% cSSc
ar soic 81" JUN 81 Gdsi lid closing at 81 ~
.'.. CORX-Dune's again the feature Of the option
M Mh wca Eg at % the Wet advanced il and eocd
cady G Tn , p% en III el C% S'
81 corn was firm but quiet There was no business
ron rtcd for EXPORT and li2h movement home
et.. S95C bush future. 3,ooo bush SPOT including
No mixed 52i, 052l2c elevator; j3aj3c delivered
ungraid mixed t90j2c No. 3 miN"d i9a5oc stcamcT
mixed elevator; No. February closing at 52ar
d" March iois 0j2c. closing at 52iic. do May. 5a-a
3I7.c, closig at 81 DO July jl's45l.ec closing at
81 ac - OATS-I;Tlcd dull for futures. Prices Indicated
reduction Of .c at the close Srot lots showd increased
activity and were nm. Sales. 3O.ooo bush utuir,
100 $50 bu.h spot Including No whit nc 30 49,
4O0 iOsc No. . 37as03sc; No. 3. Sc No. Chicago.
3sGlOc delivered; uncrdci Western mixed 40a4j8c;
do do Whit 4O5Ijhc. No February closing at 371,c
do March closing Sc; do May. 3S03Sc, closing at
3si4c do white Fcbualv closing at alc: do March.
closing at Western G0d7ic Csifo mia
iewng Chcyc lor 72lac; siXIOwcd stat" 75a
use; two.rowed state. 650G7c as - quality; No
Toronto $50 40. DO nominal uncradcl d..
sSGa5c MALT-wcs'c'n GGaso' two.row"1 Sttc. s5a
nc: siV.rowed do ooc: Canada country and city
made sjasl o. RYE-ouict Qpotat, ions: 55e SO
6Od6ic delivered ...... FrfsD-tluotattors:
90 for 80 GO and so n and Csc for 100 :, and sha;ps
moe. Cottonsccd meal. 81 - 2asl 80.
Tho appended table shows the receipts o. WHEAT at the
winter spring wheat centres IN the West for the
week ending February H.. 1898; a. compared with ue
and from June % To February l..
1893 comparisons FOR period the previous ycrr.
In bushels COMPLIED by 1.-The Ncw-Yofk Produce En-
EcuOrter"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
A SALE or PAINTINGS POSTPONED.

Owing to the snowstOrm last night. the sale
ut auction of the interesting collection of modern
paintings belonging TO Walter Rich nond. OF Irovi-
dence. r. l.. which to have been held at CHECKER
ing Hall. postponed indefinitely.
Mr.. Richmond said last night Since arrival
here. two days ago, have felt highly compmen,ed
by the words OF praise that have been spoken by
artists concerning collection. The Tribune par
tcuary has passed most kind and thorough criticism
on my paintings. There only 80 persons pres
ent In the hall tonight at O'Clock. and did not
feel justified in opening the sale. cannot when
] shall sell the collection. but shall probably do so
sOOn."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Feb. Il. - p. m.-Bccf in poor de-
Ilk1ld. Pork in fair demand. Hams In fair
demand Bacon in poor demand Cumbcr-
land cut, about % 10 30 d. steady Mt
57s: Cheese In poor demand Tallow-There Is
nothing offering. spirits Of turpcntnc In fair de
mand Rosin In good demand common, firm at
s. 10 I'D. Lard. spot, In poor demand; futures
there Is nothing Offering. Wheat In poor demand
No. = red. winter, steady ~ - 10 I'd. Flour in
poor demand. Corn. spot and futures. In fair de
rnand mixed Western, February, firm AT Is Sd. Hops
nj Lcndon-Pacihc Coast I'm far demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
LONDON WOOL SALES

London Feb 17.-At the sales to-day IL 30
bale consisting largely OF New South Wales mcrinos
anxious obtain suitable lots Lambs, wool wa
In good request aud realized full rates was
small snow OF cfossbrcds which readily dlspoe ed
Following arc the saie in detail and The prices obtained
locks and pieces. OdQls I'd: grcasy IiaiOd do lock,
ana p,s1es ID s" a. Queensland, bales secured
s vcdt DO od ,oess and pieces Melbourne and
peces sdsisT secured Sais 7d do :9cs and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
REFORMED MORTGAGES.

Amlion. Georgian. NJ. aud another. to thu Mutual
Life In,uranGc s,s oHpany y., H. w. corner Of
Ierwind Edward J. 10 the Tinted State, Trust
Company \ Y. e ; 5thAvs and 6ith'st,
paSlie. Nathalie l.. to the Unltei state, Trust
company, Y. 5th.ave and 4m''t.
S'f !sos s.: ::.s' ,,,@
It " I'd ave. year, 49,. =. :,
Gronhoz. Diedricn. and VIE T. ,ari ! b ua..1s
DS s, s of 70 to ra,Tc (! KaVsnasS Of
Sjth..t " q 9th-avc. years .........- -.....
Gilman Henry X. tt Peter stra'<neer' 5 OF
6ith.St W Of Anstcrdom.sNe. var .-.-...-.-.
i' dan '' etc. ANU Of w1St.,i' Of RlvIngton.st.
Harrington. John. and VIC, to william c Buhr-
man o. i3d-st, Of 2d-aNc var .,...t,,.'
LITE Of ios.h It. = OF Lcylnrtonayc ? year..
Heating Edward r 10 Anhrose Fly No. ~,
2s2 AMI "a south-s'. and '95 ana 80 "o'er's''
K.t, ~. Never T.. ct A. to samuel Kemrner: No
co5 ~ n;,t. and other property instslmeh,s
NJ ,nron.st II OF Stantonst. | wear.
Lyons, J rrmilh G 20 l. Schlesshger. n " corn.F
Of Roadway and Wet ith'st. wear q mort
Miller. Ira o. and wife to tho New,Yo LIE In
surance and Trust Co. Newly rH' -" 'rO"''
o'Conneli. catherine L. 70 the Emig,an. Industrial
sehIs,inscr. Leo. TO John II Hudson: executor.
Sc. n conner Broadway and West ith'st'
Sch,At William. ~ al. n John Mclaughlin, $
ssth.st Of East End ave year ,..;.....:
Snyrc Cornr'iI =. to 18th W1d Savings Bank, .
corner C'esr have and lSiih.st. year -...,..
St Mchacl's Protestant Episcopal Church 10 tne
Broodyn Savings Bank. No 10 ChamberS'st'
smIrh' Jane. W. to General Theological seminary
Of the Protestant Ep,eopai shg,ch IN sn ssr,
Thurston Franklin A. 10 william II Mccormack.
ct al. executors, etc. corner southern Boule-
ward and l3Gth-st demand. 3 mortgages ........
wcinstein Ascher. 10 Frederick Mlcdebrook,
52d.st. Of 9thav" | year. -.
Walker. Alexander, ct al. to Bond and Mortraco
Guarantee Go. Riverside Drive. Of lO4th
~, year .-.... -.-. -
wapncr. William +. to William Jcssop & sons
Ltd n Q corner Gold and John sts, demand ...
Wright John II and wifo TO Albert Wright, No
les Broadway, years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

|
- va, qiri crea@Sy "a 20 > g. dairy. sod See.
Cnrlnnatl. fr1. I7-rlorr easy. whca, in good
demand: no. . r"i re. receipt. 500 bush snip
meni. loo bn.l. Corn dun; 40: mixed. 40 "a
a.. ol'' w,lt; 10. mixed 30 l.2o5ic. Ryo
dan. NJ. =. &c Pork steady. firm. 40 -. Lard
In : od demand &l2 -. bnh meat, in m dcrats de-
hey .',ady -al"-. -. bbls. ~ l.. Butter quiet.
,"hdy. sugar firm. Egg strong. higher II ia :=c.
NilHaasc'. Feb. T.. Flour quiet. ,wheat steaiv
white 80: So :. DO a'asfc rnilry quict s.. >
&c. sample. 900 ~ e r." quiet 80 L. 81 l.2c.
t%' s A rb b. yh a 900 HaS
Enh; 6ary zoo np'h Saipm Ito $500
cash wheat hu, The market showed little wcala,.ss
No. Northern sold at &c: 80. . Northern sold ut
- ."Glc. Receipt, Of wheat were $40 car> here
- e May opcned 30 &c highest. 80 l2c lowest,
- 5.-c cl9>" "gc July opened - 80 y 80 4;
u / ic on track No. l hard G-c; No. | Northern
go 10: No. Northern. 6Jo &C.
patty with wheat. BUYERS lachci confidence. and
very nth doing. Ry" hour dull and unchanged at
ioo il Tor new Whrat-Irccs defined I-ia3'sc
March - I.ac; April. 7sI.4a7 = Ire May
r. - i7c. rorn-frccs Of options SHADE
70 r. April 800 80 2c ' Nay IaS 30 a .S
at FIXTURE, dn and unchanged. no : white Feb
10 ;,iofi l-4c: May. 30 81 ii lie. Eggs hrmcr
AMI In GOOD demand PENNSYLVANIA hrsts s7c. Refined
5Gc Standard powdered. soGc fine "'' sranmIa red
i.7lc standard Grnnuat'd, 4.slc; crown A. 5.o6c ;
ornicconcrN' \ i.GJc; red star 4, 4.56c: Keystone
\. 4.5Gc; Franklin b. 4A4c Franklin extra c. i 1--c ;
unchanged. Rccelpt1-glour $500 bills. 5000 sacks
wheat 1900 bush corn. 300 bush oats. $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18


Hay AND STRAW-HAY- Quiet and unchanged. Fancy
$500; large bales good No s0aSjc light MIXED.
72s071lac: mixed. G1ad72i2c; clover. 65d70c
shipping. 7oc-.... .srRAw-Lone rye, O!a072c short
rye 45d50c: 40a45c; wheat 4Oa4jc.
HEMP AND JUTE-D9l at plevIou. quotations.
IIiDFS-Quct and without important change.
noPs-Aga gain easier and SIN dun; New.York state.
me rm ~ so1 I.aaoc old DDS ,S rTn" pacnS
Coast 1892 choice. o3c. good prime. 2ld23c Call
fornIs old dds 5Hl0r BaVar!an and bohemian 4sd52c.
OLASsr>--New.O orleans. centrifugal, 1Idioc;
l30l5c fair. l3GI9c prime o0d22c good open
kettle @sd3oc; prime. 3ldS3e; choice, aid35c fancy.
30a37c
NAVAL STORES-SPIRIrS Or TCRPEYTTNE-
Quiet and easy closing unchanged at 3ja35iac ROSIN-
Firm sales 500 hhs stained quoted 81 l2ia good do
~ an f. ~ a22 r. 81 81; g. 81 20; u. - Ij l.
a. 80: X. 10; VI. ~ so; y, s. 30: W q. 81 ioa
"a 20: w W. ~ 2jasi 30.
OCEAN FREIGHTS-1ne entire market continues dull
Liverpool. steam. grain I'D flour quoted
Gs ydd7s Cd sions 9a1Js cheese. 15d20s oil
I'd tallow 9s 1Od beef. l. dd2s goods
los: pork. j. I'd butter. ocd2ss London steam grain
lid -four IS provisions lis Scd2is cheese 1os 6iao5s
oil cake 6s Sd taow lis 81 bsef l. odacs; measure.
steam grain I'D noar, Is: provisions los odSi7s Cd
cheese; 20. oil cake. 59os tacw Us g.: beef.
OILS-Gcneraily quiet and without Important change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
STAINED.

Strict Good Ordinary MiGalng ...s lilo
Liverpool te grams. 40 p. m.-Reecpts. 100 bales
Of which American. 1000 bale. Sales 1000 bales. Of
which for speculation and export. 500 bales American
COCO bales. SPOT market strong. Mddlnc upands,
1 l5.lCd.
The port receipts Psi baes. comparing with
1920 bales for the corresponding dav last vcar since
receipts u, l6O bales. against
5799 corrcpo ding period year ago
he cd he movement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

5G7sd South Australia 500 bales seouf rec locks and
pieces saSd Tasmania 100 bales greasy locks and
ieces "a greasy lldQ2s do locks and pieces "a;
tape OF ,iooi Hope and Natal - bales scoutea -N
~ sid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

NHTU iIINTuTIlTS WfT" T. IOTTDWN.
Flour dun. unchanged 80 ,prns, Wheat q g
no = corn II 81" Il 1-oc, NJ. >. b Ste: No. >
oats. sc: No. white. track ~ i-2a3Go, No.
: white. I. q. b.. 3JG 81 lie, 40. rye. - lie :.
So = barley. &c NJ. t. t. o. b.. I-o &C: M.
haN>ccd. ~ "A prime timothy seed - 30: mess
porh. per Lbl. $50 40 II - Lard. per 100 lbs.
ST. so. short ribs sides Gooscl. 80 4Oc 80 80 ::
diy sailed shoulders tho',dl. - - 10 So short
cl,ar side, thoNrdl .slu oo0 80 -: whlSkcy. dis
ters finished goods, per sal. al IL sugars. un
ri,a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

With cable accounts that CONSTRUCT a. ndlirIHE
early settlement Of the Lancashire strike the TEMPER
Ct the market firm with trading active. opening
prices indicated advances ranging ljdls points ana
further advance OF 7dS points followed Then there were
reports that tho antOption bill would again prov"
bugbca and the market closed at practically the opening
Saifs. 80 900 han..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
Countrn propertn for Sale ano 60 Get.

A TTRACTIVE HOMES. at HARRINGTON Park. Bergen
"A County NcwJerscy, the West Shore r. r., II miles
from New rots arc offered for sale from i've cents
and upwards foot property Is carefully
scted For further particulars application be made
personally or by letter 10 J. EDWARD GILES 127 East
Sixteenth Street Ncw-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
WHITE STAR LINE.

"A.
Majestic. Feb o. 10 80 Majestic. March 90 n.
Brtanhc. March ], D. m. Britannia, March %
.Tsuicnlc March :. loa. m Teuton.c.. April 3 n
Germsnic March Is. D. ,Gefmanlc.. April II. p N.
From White star Dock, foot Of West lOtn.st
Saloon Istes, $50 upward accoing 10 steamer and ocs
don Of berth. second cabin these steamers. s35 ard
$40. Prepaid, $40 and Si5. Steeraee PREPAID ~;
from New YORK, $50. No. 90 Broadway Nev.Yok Pnilt
N''A H. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

COMPAGNlE GENERALE TRANSFORMATIONS.
" FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE EVERY SAT.
LA B0uKG0GNE Lcboeuf Sat; ieo %, IL h',.
La G1SCOGNE Santcili sat. Mch. I. l0a n
A. FORGET. General Agent. no B0s lns 6reen
EUROPE AND HOLY LAND.-Excurslon
IL leaves March IL and May IL. Send for "Iouha
Gazette" Ocean ticket, by all lines
II. GAZE & SONS. 1l3 d. oadway. New-fofk.
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| MEXICAN PASSENGER LINES.

COLUMBIAN LINE,
~ NEw.YoRK-COLoN,
Making connections via
PANAMA RAILROAD co.
To Panama South Pacific, Mexico, and California. .
Sailings from New.York, Pier 81 y r., foot West I'D
ST. at j. VI. =.
S. S. ALAMO. NIGH. l. 5. :. SAN MARCOS. MCH 10
AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAYS.
Sailing from Colon, ). :. MARCOS, MARCH
AND ALTERNATE WEDNE>D AVS
For freight passage, and general information apply
the Trahic Department.
STANFORD PARRY HEtir.VN co.
35 Broadway.
Tsie No 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
TOURS TO THE TROPICS.

WEEKLY SERVICE From SEw.YoRK
Island Of Jamains, renowned for It's saub.ous
climate ana neutral osa.ty wnte. saton Of The B,s.
Indies. Good hotels and splendid fads.
Regular sailings also for Haiti, Costa Iaca sad -
many Old World towns Of the Spanish man.
Iusta tcd pamphlet mailed free.
PIN, FORWOOD g. CO.. Agents, "a state->t, NewYoh
or THOS. COOK & SONS Tourists Agencies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
AMERICAN LINE.
% NEw.YORK, SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON
EVERY SAIIfRnAY

EVERY SATURDAY.
New. York, Feb %. 80 pm. Paris. March H. moan.
Chester M March pis, NJ BeT ~ March IT,
Shortest and Most Convenient Route 70 London.
Passengers land at Empress Dock, avoiding incop.
vcnience and exposure Of transfer BY tender N""'
First Cabin passage 10 Southampton, London O, U,v,a
500 and upward. according steamer and locaon =
room. Second Cabin. s35 and $40. 'h "
Storage at Low Eates.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
General Agents, No. Bowling Green yexyo,,
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A RED STAR LINE,

-NEU , AN LINZ,
~ FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing Tor New.fors and Antwerp weekly
WESTERN LAND. Saturday. Feb. Is Q. n
DELGENLAND. "Wednesday. Feb. % 10 n
First cabin $50 Upward scc9na cabin. 20 Antwerp
e3S from Antwerp SIS. Reduction round trip. Ap
ply for Facts" STRING az very low rates
~ INTERNATIONAL NAVI iArIoN CO..
6 Rowling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
Ocean Steamers.

MCDfTERKANFAN LINE "
New-York to Genoa in less than eleven d,x.
Kaiser W. II. Mar :. 10 am. Fuda Sat. May 6 To-.
Wrrra, sat. Mar1l 10 Kaise VII Miy IL 80
Kaiser W.!IAprji g. 10 am. Vera Sat NAV o. IAN.
Vera, Sat, Apr. %. 10 rnda Sat- June IN IA M
Ems 800 SATURDAY, Feb. Is. 10
OELPICHS & co. Inxlin,%s SCsotl
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4 )ST-Bc nl.-book
II d ceckcr-st., !,
return book to b.
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cost ano found.

an, 100 Bank for Savnrpn, ssSa
T.S's1. Payment '''''
Morris tribune., 1893-05-03
Everybody one of Them.

Who is there among the American
people who has not long anticipated
attending the Worlds Fair, and who
is there, now that the time is at hand,
to make preparation for such trip?
Who is not as anxious as ever, II not
more so, to visit the greatest exposi-
ton ever planned; the grandest build
ings, the most picturesque surround
ings, the largest aggregation OF the
developments of science, art, mechan-
les, etc, that the world has yet
known? Crowds of people will be
going and coming. How to make
ones trip as pleasant as possible is
the question. The Minneapolis " st.
Louis Ry. "Albert Lea Route, from
St. Paul and Minneapolis to Chicago,
is provided with such facilities as to
make transportation pleasure, and
also luxurious, should one wish to
combine the features. And if you
want to get there two or three hours
ahead of those who go some other
way, ask for tickets via the "Albert
Lea Route" and leave train at Engle-
wood Station Chicago six miles from
depot, only ten blocks from Fair
Grounds, and in the centre OF the
hotel district, thus avoiding large
crowds in the city. It's trains pass
through central Minnesota and Iowa,
and cross the great Mississippi river
at Davenport, Iowa. Full particulars
upon inquiry Of any of the agents of
the M. & St. L. Ry., or c. M. Pratt,
G.. T. & P. A., Minneapolis, Mimi.
Morris tribune., 1893-05-03

According to a contemporary, a
study of the calender for 1898 will
show that the present year will have
peculiarities. To begin with, it COM
menced and will close on Sunday,
and contains all or part of fifty-three
weeks. Each of the seven days of
the week has the honor of being the
first one of at least one month, three
of the months begin on Wednesday,
while Sunday, Thursday and Satur-
day are each of the natal days for
two months, April, July and Decem-
Der, that cover part of six weeks each.
Washington's birthday came on We'd
nesday and Memorial day aud the
glorious Fourth fall on Thursday.
Thanksgiving will fall on Thursday
the last day of November, and will be
the latest Thanksgiving celebrated
in the last decade. In fact it can
never be any later in the year Old
Santa will visit us on Monday.
Morris tribune., 1893-05-03

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
- Stevens SIS. In Probate Court, Special
Term, April 18th, A. ID. 1898.
In the Matter of the Estate of Charlotte X.
Harding, Deceased:
Order for Hearing and Notice of ApD1ca-
cation for appointment of Adn1inistra-
tor,
On receiving and fling the petition of
phia, in the State of Pennsylvania, repre-
Senting among other things that Charlotte
X. Harding, late of the said city of Phi1a-
de1phia, died inteState on the twelfth day
of May ID. 1890, in the city of Philadelphia
and State of Pennsylvania, leaving estate
within the county of Stevens, in the State
of Minnesota, and that said petitioner is
the husband of said deceased, and praying
that administration of said estate be to
said George Harding, the petitioner,
granted;
It is Ordered, that said petition be heard
before this Court on Thursday, the elev-
entll day of May, A. D. 1898, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon, at the Probate Office in
said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be
given to the heirs of said deceased, and to
order once in each week for three success
i've weeks prior to said day of hearing, in
the NORRIS TRIBUNE, a weekly newspaper
published at Morris, in said Stevens
county.
Dated at Morris, Minnesota, this 18th day
of April, A. ID. 1898
By the Court;
PROBATE GEO. E. DARLING,
SEAL Judge of Probate.
S, A. FLAHERTY,
Attorney for Petitioner. apr19
Morris tribune., 1893-05-03

Editor Whiteman continues send
lag interesting accounts of his travels
to his Ortonville paper. From let
ter written in Portland, Oregon, on
April 20, we quote two paragraphs as
follows:
"For ten days I visited among the
cities and towns of Puget Sound, and
for the greater portion of nine of
those days it rained. Not hearty,
vigorous rain, but a gentle, apologet-
ical sort of drizzle, as though the
clements felt the injustice of it and
endeavored to sneak the down fall
upon us without our knowledge or
consent. There is no thunder, no
lightning, no uproar of any kind, but
1t just rains and rains, all the time.
There are just as many people in
this country who are dissatisfied with
their conditions as there are in Min
nesota and Dakota. Farmers are
paying interest, and at a higher rate
OF interest, too, with just as much
frequency as amongourselves. The
advantage of fuel is important. It is
cheap and you don't need much of
it, Clothing, meats, flour and vege-
tables are somewhat cheaper, and