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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-23

Cash quotations were MS f,lows. Flour "as dun The
wheat. 5pi.c. ~ spring wheat 3'nG2c. hy anpc y
80 rye. 90 nominal. 80 barlc, So nominal. ~
haxsced 81 20 prime Timothy seci - ." nominal mes,
i o. short b. slir. doosri '.nsec5'i; DRY snc
81 S7saS7 I2s. whiskcy dstiris finished goods. per
ss@" 81 - sugar cut Ioaf :? r PER G' s% ,n r
duce Exchange the butter market was qu"t and easier
lacking nayor iGu7c. Eggs steady Al To- do1
cineina. xpGn ?i-Flo.a sp,lng patent, 81 .oasa 80.
a6'.c ~ mixed. 42'sc. oais-No mixed, &c. NJ 3
sales Of civ sia 30 clear 81 30, family
pork si3 90 clear family sl' - Kettle lard sales u
ste leaf sc. Bacon steady Loose shoulders at
a" 49, whsScy MnTEr, remains steady Sale, ." Of G
tilcr' goods on q ba,is q 81 !, were as hss
70 57'c. and closed At 80 bid cash wheat even to
PIE. I fairly "cilc oss On rack 30 @or P cG':
N As Pns ' No No Gsa "i ss%f aua sn
rye in good demand: ~ l. 5oc; ~ = 'S,,c. oats ~ ,
m"rlec, nm Flaxsccd~tash lover and qnat at 81 II
Other seeds unchanged. Flour and min stuns quiet and
Mnn"sgcs ,pril There was ao' much pon, t.?
MAY qp ,Ssn IT, Cso MAY ,o, acon
weaker May Yesterday 81 aGi'.c opened this
morning ~ Gls,c SOFA 1p up, TO &c ana closed at Gl,.c
G:'.qG2sc brotr to G:', ga2'.c and ooscl G:'.c
r e I and ."aGv Tsten,S 81 i5@ 81 ~. ',E s
81 3oas' - for common shorts corn No saabr
SIC. nothing Offering Oats Demand good and offerings
light No 3 sold al gre
Philadelphia. April 2i.-Flour demand limited TO small
lots satisfy immediate Of buyers prices
under general pressure market dun
and fcatur.less with important; change In prices
Cables firm and there moderate foreign in
for parcel lots. hut bids for
April i-.dG2c. MAY G2i ,GG2i,c, %
GJi,c. July GiuGi ~. Corn-Option market weak and
about lower. with little inquiry export
lots IN small supply and firmly held but quiet. No
mixed April and May 4ini4.c: June 44i.a4iiac July
4fa.ui5c Market for carlos ruled steady under
moderate offerings. but local trade demand usual on
Saturday. light Futures dull AMI without
important change. Sales = No = mixed q nc. NJ 2
white iO do slightly stained al 39ilc. 40 white April
3ai. 03oA.c. May and a,nI'i.c: July "a zoe
Provisions firm. with fair inhbng trade. Beef city
family SO 50d$I2 Pork family. si5nSI6: hams. -.
Hlli7c: sdes 1isM3c shoulder. 1suSsc: lard pure
refined. SitnSac. other articles unchanged.
81. Louis. April 2l.Flour market duh Patent s.
81 extra fancy. 81 5jdS2 e.. choice. S2Hs2 10.
S3n& 10 Iran-No spot sales small offerings. East
track salnhle at &c. Wheat weak and lower:
ojhc: July. J1isc asked August 5Ss.c asked lower
April 3GAc nominal MAY 36ac asked June. SIC hid July
5tt September SOC nominal. Oats same yesterday
MAY. a2%c, july. 2Iisc bid August. 24izc nominal
Pork standard AZ si3 1872. orders si2 Lard
Prime steam quoabe ~ TIC and choice ut zoe Dry
sl meas shoulders. Size: longs and clear rihs sDc
rnors oioc Bacon-Boxed shoulders. &c: TIC.
e,em TIPS 'sc' shorts. 7AT7isc. High wines steady al
81 ", Lead steady; with good bushes. doing sales
cars spot soft Missouri 81 20. tons May srren
uferous at 70 22s spel'er dull at 80 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-23

Chicago April @ Senator John p. Jones' OF
Nevada is not lost. IL Is In Chicago. \ dispitch
from Washington the other day said the Senator
hal LETT the capital. and the last hflri - MIN
was several weeks ago. when he was In some little
mountain town OF Pennsylvania. The Senator may
have had a purpose In leaving ~ impression that
he was in Peunsy lvania Notwithstanding inc an
nounccmcuf. he H.. AMI has been In chicago Tor
the last three weeks. The senator has para oc-
caslonal visits tho courtroom during nc progr IS
~ The Surge -arwer trial and has II ~ said held
consultations with tho Farwcl brothers. VINO ar"
inicrcs,c! with him IN some mining property. Sef-
.ral attempts have been made 10 interview the
Senator but without avail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-23
SUMNER SCHOOL or ART AT LYME. COyy

Under the auspices OF the art department OF the
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences summer
school OF art is he established this at Lyme
Conn By the courtesy OF the Lyme High School
Association. its building Is 70 be used for the
srt school The school will be under the direction
of Joseph H. Boston. the Brooklyn artist and will
open on June % The object IS to provide art stu
dents with the opportunity Of continuing their work
during the summer months. The establishment OF
the school is largely due to the efforts OF Charles
N Chadwick. a well-known business man Of Brook
lyn, who takes deep interest in educational mat
ters generally: He is the president OF the Board OF
Trustees OF the Froebel Academy He makes his
summer home in Lyme. quaint old town at the
mouth OF the Connecticut River, which was his na-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-23
4LBIy ~ SIMULTANEOUS PLAY.

HE WINS SEVEN AND DRAWS THREE OFT OF
rtr,vf,, GAMES At THE CITY CHESS CLUE
,Iolf ,lbin Of Vienna gave "A highly interesting
exbibit,on Of simultaneous chess play at the 'ltN
Chess club on Saturday evening. In the presence
or = large gathering OF spectators. Eleven Eeh
were pItted against the single player who' IN 'eS
than two hours had finished his task. win Inc
-. ,ha, M. ha1 S.n seven lost one. and made
,broe games draws These are the details OF me
,flr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-23
SUyp ,SUOgF Oy KENT ISLAND.

Baltimore April % The ship j. -. Walker Is
ashore at Kent Island. The Walker sailed for
san Francisco. coal-laden. March - She wen;
aground and her cargo was transferred 20 other
vessels FRIDAY she left Hampton Roads for Bali-
more for another cargo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-23
Runs Deliveries deliveries. Charles,
otal bhls .....1 235. 100 l.523 V9f 2N9"N Ii9eas
~ llLl WV
TIE TRADE In CHICAGO.

Chicago April - ,SpcciaD. -Wheat yesterday Jos.
and closed at the bottom The decline was ..F,
with The weakness Jus, before the close Franisig
reported decline there OF cents hushel Ing N
rain-coudy everywhere with lower haroresn go /.
opened at "a sold between Gnis and J?s. ana u,o.A
5?is cents The MsyJuy spread got 70 cents ana vf
at about that tl"aIances from toth casis 20. Us lyss
wer" 3Ol9v1o bushels. about ioO"p bushels ~.
than the week before. Gables were steady was Il
OF 500. go bushels. Northwestern points I"
cars against ~! cars last year. .x ~
Corn was niue easier closing = TO- : eef.' Rxs5s
day May opened at 39s and closed AZ 3 cents ",ks
were :34 the estimate for MONDAY 80 cars
were i.d higher. The sample market was unv,, res
II Ia expected that the local stock here Monday WIZ" st
decrease of iJoOsD bushels. shippers 81 corn an
50 bullish as they were. and have given up thsH ''
Oats a shade FOR September. They Ne rsosd
S2Ss cents Receipts 80 the esiins'. I'D
Monday 30 Tho local stock here Monday W"
ably show ~ 900 bushels Increase. re
The provision market very ureNen'tW ysns ard
trade small and the fluctuations narrow; re- cei
lard closed about whore they did FRIDAY. % be sS
on the liquidation of long stun. \ decline II cny
vented by the small hog receipts only l2D n rss l.
1000 head estimated for Monday ana l-o"U "
ON the curb calls on MAY wheat closed a. 59'. Rs Isl
1875 cents. Puts ON May corn were 3s'.a ''
cents
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS -.s;
Galveston April 2i-Coton steady: m,da'"xS ., an!
low mddling. Il 1915: good ordinary o'sS,,,c uN
gross receipts co. bales: sales. i,lss bales so'"
bales. - ,Gr. los
Norfolk April 2i-Coton easy mddns. 49,, ~ iCoi
m,ddlns o'c good ordinary S.e Nes SIS bales;
s sas: 5 bales. soSs ssp'i 10.
savannah, April 2L-Ccton easy midd .15 gross
mIddline eI.s good .ornary &c Coz Nf 81, $50 bse,,
New Orleans. April 2.-Coton steaay, sood ordinary.
sssc %iadllns Ic low % Ssn srS Sse -
ports TO the cnntinent safe bales: coastwise. ssO
sales. 100 bales; stock. ie5. 7ss bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-23
TIE PETROLECM MARKET.
VS. FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE Of PRIcEs

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND EANGL or FhINES
New-York April 81, 1904
There have been developments IN The oil oountV
this week but consequence ~ the barren or uiiT
poItant results obtained from the field WORK and prsper
ing crude certificates hold firm IN prc" 81 me eN'hhss
the Consolidated stock and Petroleum ENcnang, 90!
sold the price being ~ cents ard ~,
tho nn1l bid quotation. II Is evident mat SO"
above ground steadily being reduced t' c'nsump.a
and crude values must attain 70 considerably hisau
before there Will Doe danger ~ sufficient aeurr
with the drill check his declining ntcncs NV
probable reduction II stocks this month VIII Be io.
$4,000 barrels The partial n ne Ply
lines April To ~ tcharters the 2oh are as W.
lows.
Runs Deliveries deliveries. ChsI',sr,
Az per day.. 65o0s ~ a6s atO 1910
The foreign demand refined petroleum Is consah,y
expanding Low prices are compelled hf Russian ,onfrs
tion. but the home trade handsome nronts .,
total exports Of crude refined etc. from the i've Nsn
~ 2i5l3572 gallons The corfepoH'..
period Of lSr3 There present; according 70 y.
NewNork News Bureau forty vessels loading aAi -.
loaded New-York and Philadelphia. The port OF -
shipments OF petroleum and the following table IN
pa-es the from this port from January 10 aP'A
10 the last years
Crude gallons. .... 3.4l6j6 $50 675 Dec. 10 ss,w
Refined gallons. io2 80 "a 49, is7.1s9 Inc 2"
Totals ..........lo5 Gs6coi l2l 43S 2G4 Inc H''Z"
Refined petroleum unchanged az SIS cents sa',
In barrels 265 IN bulk and q - cents n cas-
York. and $40 cents In barrels and 80 cens
bulk al Philadelphia. Crude was cents IN fafres an
in cases. and naphtna ~ cents gallon IA
klos Antwerp 80 marks per % kilos Bremen 49,
3 ll-lCl per Imperial gallon AT London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-23

tive place In addition to the art school, Il Is Mr..
Chadwicks hope provide in the future facilities
for the study Of natural history and botany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-23


In~ mael r !ir"E concr is curcmcy da'l anl en-
% srn ns as 7 rnr a. c @1"p no on 5 9 N
r.. i Is m"n"y Md - nc~ IS relatively nrmcr than
rL"rE ~, A%n MEAlTGerr vas almost no 1usne.s
DUH with -" feeling heavy on IA" depression ruling
~ hi. Winter .sts " a, s. s @ S fo " or ciS
3 q, 81 80 La" esis sTins patents at 81 7oas3 -
RYE FLOtR Market dun. salcs il0 bbls at
: m vino 3 ~ Sasy i Sss meat 'S aa
= ""si VI hnr S"3 w ''ac so'rsr N'aSNc
so. SON. 77'rasar loom. s2',aNae -harps S5ai",c
city feed AT M" mill N3c. fed SIC hominy chop
$50 ssi % ''''"'''' meal 81 '2"'' '' 0"@''' 81 ''a
and unimr"rani. II was dull All morning at about the
maj hgnr|s u last night easing IN littlc toward the
cncd 80 norc closing at c. hI rr May Tbc ncws
unchanged weather cast ~ tho Rockies show
w''uo,lt no changes from the favorable condition which
coast The report. came Of unfayora6lc wr'ther =" AZ"
IA" present CONDITION ~ The market Tn, large stocks
~" ,nN ABOUT an enormous supply ~ wheat at Chicago
demand from abroad are all u.s." against any improve
had some ittle nnnenc" perhaps that earish circular
W." "lni1'l"n IN nay wheat at both chicago and Now
YORK The claim Is madc mat particularly At Chicago
ser;o" decline u It ntemp's to ell out This continues
there was very it'll EXPORT lnicrr ,hr, rS"n '3y
iG"o hgsh 80 hard Manitoba At private terms ami :
a GIG in store and elevator ladsrees figures showed
lis''VO bush tho previous week and since July l. Iil
ll"nD bush. against III. N!G.OtD bush last,
CORN Tn" market Tor quiet but about steady
opened the final prices ~ last night and during
closing quiet a. 'sc net decline Estimates visible
owing Ia the large Increase this
according 10 BrldStreci'S. (, he
week against i.i21.ctD bush the previous week. ana
since July |. 30 3oj'OO bush bush as
year and decrease In the interior receipts this week
were favorable. tn" cash trade here small limited
~ about 10 loads FOR export ~. mi5isc sGc over
May . b. ahoat. load for local ut A. de-
llNered. No quoted a ii.c In
IN" Interest In the market for oats was small locally
transactions amounting 10 practically nothing up To the
close OF the market but on the curb quite little ac-
uVy developed. May selling nj 5Il9c. closing 37i,c
Cash oats firm md moderately active sales
cluded 5000 bush No 30 elevator: > 900 bush N
white ic elevator: 5000 bush track white M tOa ir
MALTaMark"t dun: ungraded Western. G50sOc; cana
dian. tpn;jc. siN-rOwed. iwo-rowed -o6-5c
BARLEY Market steady. No Milwaukee. GGd65c: IN
graded Western. NQ6ic. SEEDS Market
steady NJ s. JOnSiO - per 10 n in store Timotb,
Market nrmer: sample seed. - 7OnS5 In store '
We give for comparison the closing prices OF the nys
vous day and f1r the corresponding date last year. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-23

prime per 100 NJ Sc; do No . to No I. soasoc. !.
mixed. GOM65c do clover, i5q50c; do shppny ~ dys
straw. long j0a65c do short, 4oc oat straw 1oSss N
POTATOES AND NEGETABLES-Dons.,,,"e Sr y
and all desirable grades Of foreign are in c, psty
and favoring sellers New potatoes Of good 40. censs;
and likely advance next receipts. Old onty m
and very firm Asparagus more plenty and Tened "
BUYERS favor. Green peas still scarce and hi hans
string beans steady hut old and tough moSa sho..
Tomatoes selling slowly 81 JOaS2 unless slosly
fines such reach 80 80 and rarely little NOR re an
spinach and radlshes mostly vers inferior a., Nor'i
vey low. We quote: Potato"s. now per bb, an" % sl,s
rose per bbl. s. i0a$ DO State s2nS2 AZ. 40 40 MAJ.
s2GS2 -: sweet potatoes. S2dSf onions ala W. 1efSsy
palagrs. per doz punches. s. j9ISj: green n",s" a.
per haskell 81 jOaS4; do Charleston s3as3 ~ az
small only); string beans per crate. 81 i5dSl. @ n
per carrier, 81 JOGis2 80 spinach Der hi .nat,,
2jGi0c; rad!shes prime iced. per 100 buncbsa' w kss
do commol per basket. 2jdJOc beets Der sS' ,fofss
SASS: squash. new. per bushe crate 81 5ss o.stcks
plants per Dbl S44S8 cabbages. per Dbl crate 75eSg
EUROPEAN PRoDCCE MARKETS
Liverpool April 81 = y. -Beof-The sunni,
extra India 50 Cd. prime mess tr9 po.
Pork-The supply ~ poor; prime mess We,, :. VISA
firm 10s: medium f-rn AT 60. Hams-IISSsa'h "a
Bacon-IToldcrs offer moderately. Cumberland r a. ~
- 30 n firm at 37s; short rib about 95 sui sb,
long and short clear mi1les about 81 NJ firm %
Shoulders aboG II ~ Is N. STEADY at 32s a. a u
The supply Is moor american finest white ana ca'.>
firm at iDs. Taow-Tho supply Ia poog: prna i On,
25s g. Spirit Of 'ineThe SUNNY is ~ c.V n
ut 22s 3D. cottonsecd oil-fvorpoo refined o,. rs
20s 90. Rosin-iodcrs offer moderately. corn s'eaA
Holders are not Offering; prime Western sno, fgrs
g. Wheat-iioders offer sparnsly. No . ~ Guy
fm ~ vs. 10 FIour-liold.rs offer moderately. g er
fancy winter steady at rs Corn-Spot and fut,,.s' n
sIsrlngy mixed Western spot steady ., ss-Hat
April steady a. D. l0'ad; MAY dun at IS ois re
offer sparinely; dull f4MtJ ~'ast-Eas,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-23

Mnrb"' closed tuii huf s'.1Iv A. exactly ,es,.r.tss
90 sing prizes Trfn~fefftl~ notices April n Tp'ai
sales ~ 7nD bales Nev York spot foia, and Last
night FIR cons ImpflHu - bales. market qIic'
mildllng urnnls p-iGc. millug Gun ; lG' which
D. unchanged compared with Yesterdays close
The s'nt-tra position - cotton as W hy this
mornings Chronicle f. ~ follows;
This week. Las, week. Last year
Visible supply. as .ODO0l BIOS
~ which American. p U O8i $500 sol . IS SsJ
crop IN fghi-..+..+.... .brS2ib Gbl 2p1 GljG 2jt
Game IN sight during week. 5dOil 5g.72B -. ~
PLANTATION deIiverics ........ ~ III 3GGps i7Slt
cables INefp'-, Spot cotton. quotations barely
ported Sales. CON bales speculation anil export. 80
bales. American 5000 bales receipts 700 hales Amer
Ian Geo tales mldlngs ~. Futures opened quiet.
partially l14i decline crsed steady - practically
terdn's closing prices April CIV. April NAV. 3 Git.
Mn} igu" 1Gh. lun"-luif 40o4f Oi. July August i"l
a. "2 August S"if"mh" Nis september Ocfnl.r 4"f.
october November 4"t0i ~ ~. ~mher December 4uJlt
80 i"-nuli~r January. iViGE0i
'flI if There Was nothing Ito sp0-.u't'i o 'hlf
'lIt ~ -i"'if comment beyond Pho 'N'r~u~ dui~e~~
ID" alf'"' = f'.'gu advice. . sfrIirr Character
moved n !niur. mont ~ -prurflnu f~-ltlng in 'rr,
-fi '.rnsl.tI.n. fH" i4'ra however being upward
.mFu 'N'n' m.rii- selling much - .. Iufs
D. rh'r iHfre ,.fri tram hrtcr Aprl 10. i1 frnrc
August 80 -, fYtnc-. September - - france y.
ports reacts ri -nr tho brazilian account
20 holiday A. Loni.n decline ft4 place. raurus from
20 If 81 'pfU quoted tf it, 81 N.' - , J.ne.
7.- go fuif - -. August. 13- cl Hamburg .1l.s
shovel lfg decline which 'fnl@lf APPEL deliveries fp
- - pfss Mnf $50 pfrs. Jur' - - pigs. ju, - -
pfss
Contacts 'lfci ''cnly ~ % - points advance s,les
were > - bags. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-23

Receipts o; breadstuns at Interior po's gran bush
last three cphers OtO Omitted flour oO''' e'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-04-15

-u. Tho little
wtitG lines a re
ia y TvCs which
convey the ItfEa
Z 2 faTl { i .
&c q CgEfs'~S tp
cy-rF TLF- gI TO
bodT, jus - no
alpc rice arr .ti5
eyed Gi0GZ
he tciCrrjph
wires 30 g very
citation, lar e or
small. Ordinary
phy~ici2us -1iIt!
regard this feet:
Instead os tie"'--
ing the nerve, =
reIS for thee >
OF the dis er-
ariS in, ther; rom
they tre al the
part affected.
franklin Miles,
NJ. d.. -. B., the
highly celebrated
speciaiiSt and
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ga A.S SJSx - L -
Z CaA7G
Flora! Guide FOR IG@73
.JU-s a I-SU ED,

Contains Cclored Plates of the Il
pine Astor, Begonia, Dahlias 'an~
mas, Clematis. nutehman'A tpe,
rausles, Com and Potatoes.
Descriptions and prices Of i,.> very
best Flowers and Vegetables, and
many Novelties. Try Cnariner Pea
aud Golden Nugget Corn. they
pleased everybody last year. Han =
dreds of beautiful and appropriate
quotations from tEe best authors
makes it The Poets Number. Every
lover &c good garden should send
~. Tor Guide, which can ne de
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THE SOUTHERN
t!i - i,ssl,,:sjs:sss Is sssst...sssl
h1.A
PACIFIC COMPANY

-USIssENCING "Wednesday Nov.
! u. 1898, and until further notice.
Iaius will leave Reno as follows:
O,0E A NJ -Daily-Atlantic ET'
O.SC press train for Winnemucca
sattle Mountain, Palisade. Ogueu
.ni East. Carries only hrst-claS~ uas-
,eIsers, through ana local. Dining car
70 ogden.
I,On Z. NJ. -Dally-Paciic Express
Il .Ot train for Trucbee, Sacramento,
6enecia and san FTapciscn, arriving at
6'45 A. NJ. Connects at sacramento at
10 % A. NJ. with the New orleans
express for Fresno. Santa Barbara,
los Angeles, san Diego. $50 a: 7:lo P.
y for Woodland Knights Landing'
OAK r VI. Daily Atlantic express
J.oo train for Wipnemucca, Battle
,Iourtain. Pallsade, Ogden and
East. Carries local first class passen-
.ers and through second class passen-
.rrS.
U.05 p. daily Pacific Express
O.-c train for Roseville JE'tn Sacra-
nento and San Francisco via Benicia
arriving at 9:45 A. M. Connects at Sac
iamento with train leaving at 1928 A. NJ,
;,r Stockton. I.athrop, San Jose
an Fra ncrsco Fresno Los Angeles san
Diego; and Ea st, via New Orleans; at 1O:-
80 A. NJ. for Williams. willows and Red
ding; at 05 Pm. for Red Bluff and at 1880
NJ for Marysville, Chico, Redding,
Portland Puget sound I'd East.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-04-15

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statement. and his Restorative Nervins
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biiIty St Nitu, dance, epilepsy, etc 1t is
sold by all druggists on a positive guarantee,
or sent direct by the DIR. Miles Medtcai Co,
Elkhart, Ind. on receipt Of price 81 per bot
tie six bottles for -, express prepaid
Restorative NerVine positively contains no
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-04-15
QUICK TINE, CREAP RATES

Daily Express and aesecger rains
maize prompt connexions with the
several railroad lines N the East.
"ull man Palace Sleeping Cars and
four isrc' Sleeping Cas- attached to all
train Dining Cas- attached TO fast
mail trans betwe L. TruCkee and Og-
Ien.
ficke 's sold, eepIns car her1us Sc
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tpplication to
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SuRRoUNDEl bY MYSTERY!
q Great h!.sts.<a.

4 rec NJ disco, cry - that Ans2ieLs.
d;z1incs-. 4 .-.rcss. coafu ion Of the Mind
ctc.. are d. ID Gcran-gacnt OF the nerve
centers which supply tha brain with nerve
force; tina: Indigestion, dg=P- .,s.l, neuralgia.
VII in stomach. etc. arise from ne derGugc-
:.cut of the nerve ceatclss supplying; these Or
-aus With nerve fluid or fc-rc This is likewise
tf. . of many diseases Of tho heart and lungs.
TIE nerve system is like q tclcgra ph sy ten,
aS will be seen by the accompanying
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-26
BURNS ANNIVERSARY
Celebrated Last Evening by the
Clan Campbell.

Celebrated Last Evening by the
Clan Campbell.
The Burns anniversary entertain
ment given by Clan Campbell at Cen
trail hall last evening was an exceed
ingly entertaining affair. Fully 400
were present. The literary and must
cal programme was followed by music,
dancing and feasting lasting until the
we sma' hours.
Our monarch's hin'most year bat ane
Was fve-and-twenty days begun,
Twas then blast o. Januar' win
Blew Hansel i'll on Robin
Chief John McCulloch presided. The
address Of the evening, on Burns, was
by John McCulloch, of Glasgow, who is
spending the winter in the city. A
brief synopsis would do it injustice. 1t
was sparkling with gems from Burns
1t showed keen appreciation of his char
acter as well as of his wit. and was
fearless but just and kindly in its criti-
cisms. The programme was as follows !:
Overture, st. Anthony Hill orchestra;
remarks by Chief JOHN McCulloch;
song, 'There Was Lad Was Born in
Kyle" Mrs. Allen Brown; "Robert
Burns" Hon. John McCullOch. Glas-
gov; song. ". F. MyroD; bagpipe Sc
lectlons, Prof. Beaton; recitation, Miss
Maize CroSsley; song. Jessie, the
Flower O. Dunblane"; violin solo,
George G. Ingram; song, j. G. Myron;
Scottish dance, Misses Leppen: piano
solo. Miss Flossie McCulloch; song.
James Robinson; accompanist, Mrs.
James Morrison.