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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Nts-Yars. llt =. is'i
oil ,aesier.r. n~ 90. - .,r ~ expectation alive
iron H., ,a ,'' b., 81 ~ ,a',rr ber. l~i 1872 D.,
Wcln"s 49,, .f'c"'' @l..e 'ni.,n ".ii Mum 90, w.
eAsorf ',mmnn 90 If.n" nat" 7i'"r' -"i ~ s. .'f
>, 3d. ,en .,r- - i~ria -,cr, sd ~ - lsas' T., ~
i'' ~ 'r are,.'i na'isc -it'- d'i. 81 "q'c -. i'
.ie r.fr zera,ri nrcf ',o oo.r 80 7a5y r~r 49, anil
Nin@li."" .'- INN. ,''' ,ee, ,inr ave., .
fhipn,~n's rei.r'c saturday on %" M"n.t',, t;
~ ine eoi.fa.. o. me l,.aor1.i arm go ~. Franc
smith ani me iucrn'a 'airs L5T quarter. x t-"-
me s~rk a. ro,r,~i asp ,o,'le ard poo quarters .
'hc paft u slippers - - ne rrlici ifn ', l''"n
SITUATION. v.ca i- cniainr ae'', losrr, ard b. CON-
,rr@'' 'i"'n ' -, r,i ,,n.n,as ise .,n'r,s ~ ,o
mus, finally react IN other lnr'v with greater o.
M c,~S =? (-n .ss n a'o, y, &. ,3s % II y
g. iaoa n a. d Il A. a'a 10 e s. 2. - ono a.
~ s., il d. lao ~ 2, s. 90 o'cn 1910 n NJ s. 10
.'iilrr. iaos H. q, 50 iio DO PA III At 81 8" -
I -hamperr s'n 10 Kcn'ucNy. "-,ner.," li23 u
sieo. = Do. %75 = o. s.. 10 do i''' ~ AT 81 ="
SEXTON & Co.: 10 Lancaster County Penn stccrs
l2'N n At stc5; nul. 1910 n. at 100. COWS ii'o
W snc,man 20 Cno,o ''c ,s, ICES n e. E., s'c'
5 as sa ii5 IS Ono ,,~rrs IA. y
Ioeo n. ~ 81 60 cows. 80 n. ~ 81
Kcn,ucly d. l2si n At .,25
CALVES Receipts G'D head - which ESQ AZ sl,fic'h-
ST. ncrnard slncs decline y Dc vcals. and aod
75c On srasscs and buerrri calves and pens
sod a. g 5oas2 Is per 700 n medium
- sass p calves s2asi dressed calves op'nrl
~,J , 3iaio- r.r N cnnrv dressed carlv IN ~. ,av
p 10 9Qg ~ mi NJ he Ac top quotation.
Dressed gfas~rs ard hu"rmka declined to Nsnd'. Hni
SALES IInn1c 4 Mullen: yeals 1876 n, average At
ST. . per o n y misca calves i'' ~ At 81 Al butter
mil ~
! = Nelson 81 ilt'ernilk calves Isl n, At 81 co.,:
- A.. IA n. at 81 a. veal $50 IL. al s. q" io.
Hrlenia'e I. Hollis. FED calves $50 n, -: d.
pes n. at g. - hu'icrmlis 30 n NJ s. 30
sIEEr AM LtMHs Ecrcp'S. 30 cnra or : 4C, head
ket and - held ;e-t"rlav.
sheep wcr. dnn ana droorns. lambs % lower. and
Ordinary 4, good sr.cp sold :: 5oasa - per 100 n;
common 10 primo amls n So i3Ns3. and select lot to
out-i.r party - s. b.
Dressed mutton womb Gasc. dressed lambs lower at
sale. r. Mcpherson CO.: 22G virgni, lambs - n
averagc at s. per 100 II. - do GO H. 81 80
virginia o. q IL. j., - ~ - DO GO NJ At s.! rs Ken
lcy sheep 100 n " ;" 62s; - do. Jos H. at 81 20.
. Virginia d. Y ID At s,
81 e as cS'y a q 'S az 81 '9g rs aaSs "a,
lambs. ~ H. ~ 81 % ~ do e. ~. at - 37's
s~a@ shrrma ' 8esn 20 w. am - y A.
81 40. 20 ohio shcep ~ H. At 81 %
=. Harrington: 2+I Kentucky lambs. ~ n. ~ 81 S7k.
..Xryon ( 90: 2g2 Kca,gcfy lames 6, n .. s,7,:
Thursday isl Vest ylrslnin lamls - II, a - 20
$ Judd Co.,: $50 West virginia lambs. 90 N. At
collins. 10 Onto sheep. 80 N. at 81 ~ ca do ioi
~ 81 o. lc' 10 ~ n ~ ~ -. ~ d. H. at 50
soy cqy and cars NJ Tricth-st Market arn at s, 3Sa
81 2, per 100 ~ Country dressed nn at Gaor
Sales Hun~ s. Mullen II state hogs lo7 ID average
AT 81 per IL" H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Gal,eston Iuy 27.-Couon easy: mhidiing. csc: low
miidlng. 10; good ordinary &c and gross =
crips - bales. sa,"s 2N bales spnners % bales stock
1851 bales. Weekly Net gross receipts 2Ol bales
col hairs. sales. l03 bales
III iaics.
miding lice. good ordinary. 5tc. net and
ceips n bales. exports colstwis- 80 hn,s stock
bales NccklyNet and receipts 2Tj bales,
coastwlse 81, bales. sales 2!Hj bales
Savannah. July ~ cotton easy, lower middlina
&C.; low miding, G'sc. good ordinary Gl.c. and
receipts. 40 bales. stock. 1905 bales Wreky-Net
hnl-s. sales 2t3 bales.
New orleans. July 2TCotton quiet and steady. good
mddnr. 36c middling. GAc low middling. exc good
ordinary SIC. net receipts ~ bales 81 bales.
salsA 4'n '"iaa; stock. ~ si7 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-28
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. july -. 1874
BEANS AND FEAS-Only very light trading In oil
kinds few small lots domestic sell 20 81 10
but hear ~ large lots moving and II would he
price 10 quote. No stock Of domestic medium
and few pea. and extremely few of either wanted
White kidney dull Red kidney plenty and pretty freely
offered. but there is considerable demand. Foreign
medium Of choic" quality In small supply. but more ex
pected 10 arrive SOON demand light. Foreign mar
row slow OF sale and plenty and dull Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-28
n. Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN IT.

Trains leave foot Of West t2i-st as follows ~
earlier fIom franNIin-st. ...,, ard ~
30 a. IN Tor Cornwall. Lakes Mohons, ssIstosl
newasAa and Waikiki Valley stations, Ms,rtISa.sA
lgounlngbulg Elien,le. Fdllsburg. Liberty. N@.xss.A
Scranton Walton. Delhi sidney. Ne~-beH11' wv
Utica. oneida. Fulton, OswesO . ,,ins,osa
vI5 a. M daily for West Cornwall 1.e S rLy
Bioomins burg. Wurst9orO Elenyllle. Mona.aeif AXE
burg Hurley Vile. Liberty FaNs. Lihert! Nm's sI~o5s
- y IN. Saturdays only FOR Niiil,to"h c.,,re,Ns
tdrg Wgrtsboro. Ellrnylle. Mounta.aiAle Ip,r<sylA
Tailsburg Huileyyile. Liberty Falls. Liberty '"
Livingston Manor, Rockland 49, s,, s,lu
rs D. IN. for Lakes Mohonk and Mlnne,w as,ns mia
Ford. Mdllctown. WUrtsuogo. ENenyne NMe4 ilosfb
Centre,ille. Fallsburg. IIurleyyiIe. Liberty Fas' 49,
Parksyllle. LIVINGSTON Manor. ,,,rs Mess
+ao p; m. ior West Cornwall OTIS H Run NlcaS
Brook Campbell Hall, stony Ford Cfystal nv"
town. Blooming burg. Wurstb)ro Elleny x,urr rst
Ti5 y. IN. ,daily) Tor Miiiletown. Boom ssissy Nr
tugs Liberty. IlNirrston Manor Nalt, IA paDy
wch Oneida. Fulton, osw"go. Niagara a chaf "a
west Pullman Sleeping Cars. Free recilh"s
70 Chicago without change. =, AZ Bros0
Tickets AMI Pullman Drawlrg-Roori scar, .sosrpsON
way. New York J. {. ANA., n. T.
General PassenEer Agent. 20 Beavrr-'. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-28
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. July 21.-f'nt'" Receipts hours 800
head total fo week L. 40 head. "a ne time
lar week. $40 head. c"nsicn"c through $500 head
New York. sO head. sale. go head.
10 10 - cents lou"r closed easy. with about all snli;
medium steers. 81 75mtt. gh steers ~ 25as3 60
to choice COWS. 81 dOnt3 Hogs Receipts last "a
hour- 5000 head total for week thus FAR. u $50
ZANE tim" last week. $3.50 head. conSgned through
head 10 New-York $50 head. sale 100 head. In.
Guiding 40 held over. mGr.ct opened
grades but shade irmcr fo- others closed duh W
I'VE loads unspld Yorkera 81 55Hs5 90 pigs and light
- Gpus" 90. mediums and mixed. s. iOHt5 ~. roughA
81 joGI 30 staSs. 81 jodsi sheep AMI Lambs Receipts
last - hours 5000 heal total for week thus far
head. for time last week. 81 iOO head;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-28
ROYAL BLUE LINE


TO FIiLADhLFAIA. bALi IMOHH ANO "Asa.ss
II fDliis' es W 5 5 So 30 gsa:i fs ~
nisht SUNDAY. ,sO. zoo. ii:ac Dining carr. X
/ 10 800. 90 Dining Can +. N. i2:l5 night
Dining carr A n. 80 800 90. 60 Dining CT
p. NJ. l2l5 nigh SUNDAYS. 900. II - Dnns "a
Tickets and parlog.Sssr sests can Be procured at IL
ian St. 1874 East l2oth ST.. 2s4 West 18th St.. g
Columbus Az. Nc-,-York; Court 81. so Fulns *
Isrooklyn; o. Broadway. Williams burg The HtvYn
Trsnsfer Company will call Tor and check baggage ia
hotel or residence destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-28
IUE STfTE or TRADE.

Baltimore July 81 Flour ami nn,hens'd ga. u w.
XXI ,l53Ac August -, Hjiiec. S'pt"nh'i. ''h,'.t
steamer No . rcd iO7Anjl'.c, milling what 10y
5,a54a.c stock 9242lo bush; sales ~" 900 bush st
1net mixed spot 1919 asked; July. htc atHc1
rrn corn BE yellow. 3la;2c stocH 1000 "u ,
s,,.s no bush oats steady. No white " rst'ih. go
&c si~k 7eN bush. Rye quiet 80 20 a., I'5o o1
Il -42 bush la, steady. COOL - "hoic" nm tnl ~
SD 20 Grain frcghs quiet unchanged t9''.n Fn,|l
r1nlunrs NC Provisions steady. moss pork SD u"
Shoulders Sc short rib sides AMI clear sides So, sugar
,rel shoulders p,c. hams. l3isGlt.c. refined AZ
rn,,cr am fancy ,reamery. l"n@oc. fancY ian'' f
T.. s,,f. uac'el l0Vi2o. ftfE "nsN. ll'2ri- '"''
s.,,,i, 80 lG'.c. sugar steady. granuiAt"' - -
r,s,.r rulv . Flour Qui'' and unchanged -, o."
,tglcr paf. gui.f nrncr. shorts steady Ir"NH
,ui.t Trf.f uio' ard steady. Northern '.hn"'l. -
~. Wo.efn ieulgo. Cn"cse steady; h"'' N"'u'" ="
g.c. Legs nfu ,o.
fYroi, in, - Spring wheat Limits Easy sal-s N'p'
,.l \. lard ,-ic. bun ~ y 'tih''h ID w..
-. ct 60. o.. - W hard slD At ~ over -.
~. s...emt.r. o. J. Z 500 bush =" N',,h~d,h
yvif.-. wheat iul.'. t1i"- son bush - - 30
In a,ofe -40a., ask '-ncN. - VIM" 80
,.., ...nei lie hgr.r. closed w"hh. 'f' l'""i' ~
,n,-i y. , v.il.v ipi-c. corn 80 4''f", y. E.
Vol 49, lpr.9is. track. oats. uns''',"i 80 49, ~ -
wanted ,,a. - bush Oh 81 whi'" N'rh >" ' ~.
=, . fniNed 40 asKei IN track rye dull lover -
chang.I Nh inn. fair i'rwnd ana '''-''.'
chi,,c, July - The leading fu.rr"s ranged rs i''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-28
WEST SHORER.R.

Trans leave West "A 81. Station Newton ~
lows and IS minutes earlier from loot Franklin st.;
$50 A. II. Daily. Local TO Buffalo. Sleeping a.
New-YOrk &c B.OOm'iiIe. sundays only: caa 10 sesS
$50 4. W. Daily local TO Albany. for Ca,skll X.ss
ians and Saratoga PaFlor Car to Albany. sgr4sT
Oh A. VI. Daily FOR Albany. Utica, Syracuse gocst
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago; eIsa
Saturday Tor Toronto.
and CatskiI Mountains. New Pal;z. Likes Mohcsk al
Minnewask., Parlo. cars 70 Bloomvl!le and New Pa
D-l 30 \. VI. Daily, except sunday. L Caiskl Ma:
tans New Pa!iz. Lakes Aioh0nk anl MLnfSasxA A.
taIy. Saratoga. Caldwell, Lake George. Par!oF e4s
D.oJmyil.. sarai ga and Caldwell. -, .
Catski.l Mountt.ns. Par5r car attached. IN a.,
G. .;iO Il. VI. Daily -xcepi sunday % C1tskiI a'ts
tains. New PATTI, Lakes Nohork and IHneNas<a A.
bany. Saratoga PaTlor cars attached ~ Hobart a.
C.Es.06 l.: VI. Daily. eHcep, SUNDAY. f3r Albany
S.IS y. VI Dai.y for Albany Montreal Uica srt
cuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Fa!.s. Tororta "
tfoit C.ev-lani. Chicago ami -. Louis
G,:,o a. VI. Daily. eXcept sunday, or NeSbGfs "
barry. Saratoga and Montreal PaF!or car to &C
as T.. VI. DALI except Sunday. for U,ea. syr,esa
sI5 T. NJ. Daily tor Albany Utica. Syracuse Rsest
ter, Bunalo Niagara FAILS. Toronto Detrc!. SH~
Land, Chicago and g. Louis. ...s
A il. c. ~av-s Brooklyn by Annex: AlO0. BY
a m C3c1 >. M. Jersey CITY p H. r. Staten A""
For ,icHes tine tables paror and s.eepiusra, -
corarnodaiions apply CITY Offices, Brooklyn ana Ne.
York and a, siati0ns Time tables principal h'sA
For other information address
C. L. LAMBERT. Genera Passenger Ae..t
Nanierbit-afe.. New for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-28
RAILROADS..
pennsy|vaniia
b RAILROAD
RAILROAD.


n 1880 A. A. NJ EAf Trl EsNEF1SG, car
and 0bssryaton Cars Arrives CncssoD ssnlas snsss;
sHS; 4 and I; Telsas "a, A. L. and s IL
S"S Gilman u Nth. Gmc anG D hS3 e..
600 assi r. H ~ TfhRFsss' ExPRNss-pa~,a
ssv's?' g 6t4 Nj fs5Tfss hIbrSS:ss
SsSas i@s "; fs'; to ETfSsS sPS
$50 81 L2 p H. pM Y isfSHd rR2G,nRs '
ca % Ft.burg connect. Tor ch ra@'S ss.7s
nHETi%oRa ne as fsiG rso,S,@I SSb THE
s. $50 900. 1910 GAmited Dining can, II 4 'wy'IR
Dining carl, 1920 'Congressona Limited all pas ~
night sunday. 80 900 4. NJ s' 20" c. , n. al
I'm %l'e eco a." ra'qr az 1d Dining Cars. $50 t,
400 p: M,.Richmond. and DAWN. Kxp-.,, A..
sie fn Is Narye 20 T2mPa and N.To.an
500 r. M-naiiy Tor chesapeake & Ohio s'' s,n..
FOR ofp ls oNT c c99 P9RTTg s raT'
s shsrls, sopie NJ we-k-days. and With rs ~
AT FittRS+4 coSsT ai IKE 900 4 NJ daily
Tampa Jacksonville. and Charleston. 900 e.,
FOX XTLASTIc CITY, 80 P. NJ v..t.d.n :.
r!r c5%ffE M&Y. 100 a. a. 100 and 2:lo p. ~.
rS5 Long B.99ch A;sasury IarE Ocean Grows. an. p.
sa N %y,sG Ga, 2 s2S 2lG &? S 20
do not stop At Asbrry Park and Ocean Grove !, 4!
GaysD -
For PHILADELPHIA.
1910. II A y. 1890. 2;io. 3 :. 40 TSs
y. NJ. i2:lS night. SUNDAYS Express els 80 !
n:3o 10 I!mitsfl. 10 A. NJ. p 4. 40 5. O. 7:S.,
Ticfe, 0nie.s: N"s 49, oi4 las s2a li2 and asp-
way Aston House. and foot On Desbrosses ana ~
landt Streets ,0urf street SEQ Fulton ST.. !,
Broadwav and BROOKLYN Annex station foot n So
Street BROOKLYN; station Jorsey cry. The y.r ~
Transfer Company viii call for a1i check baggas. ~
hotels arl residences through % destination. ~
s ". Provost J. r woon
General Manager General passr Ao...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-28
STEAMBOATS,.
HUDSON River BY DAYLIGHT.
, o,,,.. ., "ALBANY'

NEW YORK; or
Daily except sundays. IN , =,
Leaves Desbrossesst. -"
Annex boat from Fuiton-st. BROOKLYN az ST., Nav.
FOR ALBANY landing at Yonkers West POINT WV
hvroh Pmehkeepsie Khinebeck. catsk! anG lludson'
Eeturnins leave Albany at $50 A. NJ
CONNECTIONS: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WEST POINT. NEwBURGH. and PoU'HN ''A'
RiiiHEHsCK 10y fery). with Ulster and Del. H. H.
reSIi.S win special trains the Catskill Mt r. r.
and OTIS E,e, a;ing Railway go. 49,, -. Vac.
ALBANY with trains for Niagara rh;S h North ard
boston and the East Montreal ana p Hs Hor'" A'''
r. Nrw-York Transfer Company VIII cal! for anu
cbs~k baggage rom hotels ana residences
~ ,fOHN KING AND AFTERNOON CONcERIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-28
BALTIMORE 4 ONO Il. II


/ BALTIMORE, MASHINN, IO.N, Nii4NAJO. CINCINNATI,
81. LOUIS AND ALL POINTS WEST.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE OK ALL TRAINS.
CAGo 80 y m. ana i. 10 nieht For Pl1TsB re. 1880
| T. m. and l2l5 nisht. For CINCINNATI 81. LOUIS,
a. m y. a. For WASHNuIOS. BALTIMORE, Q
a M Ol 80 Dining Carr. $50 800 =. SUM.
! q 90 D. III. ,Gac p DINING Car. l2:i5 nisht. All
trains run daily except 800 D.: For NOItFOlk. Hay
line 80 . m. For NEN-ORIEANS, Via
Roanoke Br sto an; Chattanooga through pullman Sleep
INK Car. 800 y. daily.
ticket Offices re- a6 as. LAO Dway. 81 E. Ia,h-sL.
foot OF Lihcrtyst. G. r. r. Of y. J.
Esv-York Transfer Co viii call tor and check baggage
from hotel residence to destination
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD.
~ Summer Schedule In effect July LIST. 1914
For Kedbank. Long Branch. Eberon, Ocean Grove. As
bury Park. Blmar Spring Lake. and Point Pleasant,
Trains leave zoo, Cort:aai and Dssbrosses streets $50
50 '0lO 1000 A "a Il 10. ct % Snturdals only.
$50 $40 % except ReibanO. 40 BIO. 700 p. m
Trans leave Lihcr,y-st.: 80 $50 TO RedbanlO.
SIS 1870 'l1:3) a. t'l 20 Saturdays only) 80.
oi5 .3:3O 90 q 40 81 70 G:i5 o. m Sundays % tx
"a. H., 100. 400 D. III.
sunday trains DO stop at Grove and Asbury
Park
Denotes express trains.
- RUPUS BLoDGETT. sup't y &L;BRR
q. p. A.. Penna. r. h a p A.. c. r. r. of N. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-28
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR iOho BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE ETC
From PIER 3. y. H.. foot Rector ST.
:, For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach. Norna,..
Eumson Beach. S-abrlsht Monmouth Beach and LII
Branch. at $50. 800 II 80 \. NJ. 100. 3:a5 % 81
!. " SUNDAYS. 800. II 90 4. N. 100 600 p II
For ElAeron AsSury Park. Ocean Grove. ana pr,
south to Point Pleasant. Il 90 A; " 100 3:'j. 80 ~
y. NJ SUNDAYS except Ocean Grove and Asbury Rla
. 90 A. NJ. lo0 y. "
For Lakewood. Toms River. and Barnegat. 40 AZ
100 rs =. NJ
Foi Atlantic CITY vineians and Brtee,on. 4@Ax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-28
OTIS ELEVATINC RAILWAY,
CatskiII Mountains.

Connects with $40 1890 and $50 trains New
York Central and 1925 and $40 trains West Shore
n,ilrondc and with Albany Day Lin" and Caskll Even
Lag Line for Catski MI House. kaaterski Hotel Tan
rcssviie and all points On the kaa'"rsAhl iahroad
"A LIMITED TRAIN on SATURDAYS tut a, ,' il, p ' NJ
for Catsk without stop connects with OTIS FL Ry due
at Mountain station IN = HOURS AND 30 MINUTES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-28
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW jERSEI

(Anfhracltc coal used ehclusItsyl
-Four tracks. Automatic Block signal.
Trains cave station foot u L.herty.st
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Maucn Cnunt l.
4:3O 1:i5 $40. II 45 70 Easton. A NJ 10 Ia "a.
20 Faston) go 5'.j. 80 to Allentown p II -
DAYS 40. Il A. NJ. 90. $40. 600 p " y"
For Will-sbarre Pittston. and Scranton e:io A n
100 80 30 p n su.days; 80 a N
$50 30 100. : 90 800 45 30 p " III, 49,
Sundays 40 a. IL. 90. l 30. 5:30 600 p H. III
night. A
For Hsrris.r'- ., 40 500. oIo A. ". In "a
500 ZOO 50. r. ~. i2:i' night Sundays 100 81
600 p NJ 1918 night. w
For sunhurv r.ew'ehure and williarsrort at 4sa ~
N ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-28
ALL RAIL ROUTE.

For Long Branch Ocean Grove &.
For Red Bank. Long Branch point. south 10 po-
Plessan'. 20 q 20 20 Red Bankl SIS. 1870 ia
A. NJ ! 20 T. II. Saturdays only. 70. 2l5. 49, ~
40 $50. G.is =. VI. SUNDAYS. except ocean Grys ~
Ashury PARK e:l3 A. ". 80 400 p VI.
For LAKEWOOD. Toms River Barnegat PARK e,
IaTnegat $50 s:i5 A. NJ. 30. 4 80 2. "
For Atlantic CRY Vinelani and Brise,on. 40 4 Y
I2o p ".
For Monmouth Peach. ssabright an Highland B.,A
40 s:i:. II: 30 A. n. $3.50 $50 els p. ~ sus.sn
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-06-08
DOINGS OF THE STRIKERS.
Mob of Six Hundred March On Senator
Camden's Mines.

PoMERoY, o., May Ex-senator Cam
denis mines at Spillman, w. Va, are be-
ing moved on by 600 strikers. The
works are guarded by the sheriff and
ten deputies with Gattling gun. These
are the only mines in operation in the
district. Strikers say there will no
trouble unless it is made by the authori-
ties
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-06-08
A WHOLE TOWN DESTROYED
Conconnully, Wash, Swept Away BY
the High Waters.
EVERY BUSINESS HOUSE Is GONE
A Cloud Burst In Addition 10 The Meltlne
Snow Caused the Dlsaster-The
Flood In Other Places.

SPOKANE, May 31.-Word was received
here yesterday that the town of Con.
connully, WASH. was swept away by the
flood. Every business house in town
was destroyed. Among the losers are /:
II. Harris, blacksmith; d. E. Wilson,
merchandise store; r. Hemker 4 Co.,
general merchandise; A. W. Mulloch,
drugs; G. F. Hane, hardware store; L.
Linder, livery stable; William Sheffield,
barber shop H. w. Thompson, the Out.
look, and all the residences between the
concentration and town, distance of mile
and half. Mrs. Almira Keith lost her
life. There is much suffering among the
people, as they saved nothing.
Conconnully is the chief town of Okla.
hogan county. 1t has a population of
700. The nearest railroad and telegr aph
point is Coulee City, los miles distant.
The flood was due to the rapid Use of
Salmon creek, which runs through the
town. The disaster occurred Sunday
morning. Saturday night the entiro In.
land Empire experienced terrific light
ming and rain storm 1t is believed bv
Okanogan men now here that there was
a cloud-burst in addition to the heavy
water from the melting snow. This
swept the dam away at the concentrator
in the upper part of town.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-06-08
IMMIGRATION CONGRESS.
A Meeting to Promote the Interests Of
the Southern States.

the southern STATES.
AUGUSTA, Ca, May 3O.-The Southern
Interstate immigration and Industrial
Association-Hon. M. 7. Bryan, of Nash
vile, Tenn, president, and Hon. John
I. Patrick, of Raleigh, N. c., secretary,
met in this city today. In conjunction
with this Governor Northern has issued
a call for convention of southern gov
ernors, who have also appointed dele
gates representing the respective inter-
ests and sections of their states.
The Southern Interstate immigration
and Industrial Association has a MEM
Dership composed of the most prominent
advocates of the development of the
South-men interested in the South 8
agricultural, commercial and industrial
progress. This body, meeting, as it will,
with the Southern governors and dele
gates from other states, the repree enta-
tives of Southern railroads, with prob
ably Southern senators and congressman,
if they can leave Washington at this
time, will form one of the most import
ant congresses that has ever met in the
history of the South. The question of
immigration is vital one to the South
and this fact has never before been so
fully realized. The movement has been
agitated and discussed in all its phases,
until now the time is ripe for action, and
it is more than probable that the meet
ing here will crystalline into something
tangible, that will give it such an i'm,
petus that almost imm ediate results will
follow. Several thousand invitations
have been issued to capitalists every
where, and no effort has been spared to
collect together one of the most magnifi-
cent blages of men interested in
the practicable development OF the South
that has ever met together.
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ON THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Washouts Along the Snake River Greatly
Impede Traffic.

Impede Tranic.
PAsco, Wash, May 29.-The high
water in Snake river undermined the
railroad track approaching the Ainsworth
bridge yesterday. A freight train for
Hunts Junction attempted to cross over,
thinking it was safe. Just as the engine
had crossed the track gave way and
three cars loaded with merchandise were
precipitated down into the shallow
water. One of the cars contained coal
oil, which took fire and all three cars
were consumed. The loss will be quite
heavy.
If the water continues to rise it will be
impossible to repair the track until it re-
cedes, and traffic may be delayed some
time. The water is higher here than
ever known.
The Northern Pacific east bound freight
was wrecked near Toppenish, 60 miles
west OF here, Sunday morning, Toppen-
ish creek is swelled by the flood to an
unusual height, and had weakened the
bridge acroes it, The train attempted to
cross, the trainmen having no idea that
it was in dangerous condition. When
the engine had gone partly across the
bridge gave way, precipitating the engine
and portion of the cars into the river.
There was but an instant's warning and
the engineer and fireman had no chance
OF escape. They were carried down with
the engine, the fireman being instantly
killed and the engineer 30 badly injured
that he cannot recover. At this hour the
engine has not been extricated. The
stream is narrow and the bridge small
one. A temporary footbridge has been
constructed over the creek and passen-
gers and mail and. express matter are
transferred by this means.