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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17
TIE ST.iTE or TRADE.

Baltimore. FEB. iGWheat irreguar and ow@ ,; ~ ~
r-d spot ard February i2HJJtsc March voc blh MAY
C.T65i,c: SO rcd Sc bid, Milling wur1t -
sample 51G,Oc stock 1900 bush; sales $1,000 puSh
Corn firm: mixed spot. il2sdillec. sales ?i"' husE
oats firm No . white Western. 30 snH'c; 10 = ni\rh
Western. 3iI3rkc. Rye duh. 80 :. DC Ray suH"lyi
good choice timothy sl5aSij 30 Grain irc%Mis active
nd UNCHANGED. Cotton steady; midlhf i'sc Ilo
Visions steady: pork 81 -: ulik meats, io'sg,
shoulders nc: bulk long clear. SIC; "uih 'HI, Iip
sides sugar pcked shoulders :; sugar snpnl
shoulders SIC hams NAG lard renei y" ,l. ~
firm creamery fancy 2sc. 10 fair 70 choice. -r-H 90
imitation. .0G2ic; ade fancy. lNiloc. Yn.i a.,
Ildl5c; rolls fne iGGIIc. Eggs frm receipts HGh' 's
alsc CofRo- Rio cargoes fair NC no = l'''V'
Sugar steady graduated. - ~
Boston Feb lG-Ma-kets steady: eggs advancing.
Buffalo Fob. lG-srrlng wheat-Narl"t .p snrg to
Logger with sales Of carloads No hard M 70" i".'
lids for round lots lower. closing, 0sc ask,'' NJ
Northern Chicago. Gsi &C.. do Minneapolis ''f"N.o r.
ter wheat dull: silea 40 > red. ''c' ,' -" ~
Z extrr red. sc: M | white. Ole asi"i atv,' 49,, -.
Sales cars No = yellow. ini.c car No :, !',l"'
q ears %oi, Mioc on track oas ,n w.. r.,
No white BE: 40 white. 3is.c; No {" "nl'' ~
mixed :Egc on track Barley quiet cho's N's ~, D.
e2a,,c. fair good. 5315Sc state wa ,'c, No., nal
ssGJ,iac asked rour fair demand wfar: Us U.s. a..
ent spring. - 1jms3 81 bakers stlasn'S' 50 "'"'" ~
bes, family. s3G$3 IL. straight. 81 Wn'"
,ricag, Fob IG-The leading futures ranged as io'-
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low middng. l5-l6c; good ordinary. 8 ll-loc; net
receipts. 1.3H bales: gross ISo2 baies, exports rs
coaswise. 1872 bales; sales. 20 bales SOCK $500
bales Weekly-Net receipts. 1857 bales; gross
10 s96 bales; exports coastwise 1913 oaeS; saies'
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Ocean Steamers.

iNTERNATIONAr. NAVIGATION COMphNY'S LINES.
From Pier u. North River. foot OF Fulton-st.
AEU[SRuWAN IlUNl5
FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
fhories' and most convenient route 10 London.
No transfo~ b, ten Ter No tidal delays
Close southampton for IavTc and Paris
/ sr.cial fat channel steamers.
Berlin .... Feb 2s Chester .Mrh. 10. a. M.
New York Mch q q. IN Berlin. Mich ~. u.
R[ED GTAR l1MLS
FOR ANTWERP
WESTERNTAND. ......... Wednesday. Feb 81. 6 n. m.
'ii:H:iT;in,nnTAToHAi NAviGATi%N cGmrANY. HOO"
ROWLING GREEN.
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hEHlGN VALLEY R r

S;non- fOOt "i EoftInndt nnd DcsbrOsscs Streets
NESTiBlI.E TRAIN. PULLMAN COACHES DINING;
CAR
$40 VI. Daily Sunday $40. for BUFFALO and sus.
pension Bridge.
GOO aud % A.. VI. for yDUFFNLO. Suspension Bridge
and Chicago
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At c3s,
pol. oii AMI l@1 Bradway. i3 How'ry. n
1915 East i:1th ST.. y York $50 Fulton ST Court 81,
and ~ Broadway Brooklyn. New York Transfer
will all for aud check baggage from hotel residence
through 10 destination
l,cnI La.
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40 spo, quoted at l5aIai,c: sales 800 bags Rio 40
f. a, icc Mid coffee IS STEADY bat que With saI@s
Of 300 bags Central American on private terms
quoted at So S3ase 81; and jobbing at s. e0gs$
SGR Si Soc se a"9 6a
sanss and at 2 S2e @ e at s 30 to sh
Sencga quoted at s9a4oc for Manitoba and Min
sgse root quoted at SOC for Texas Essential oils are
ssnsng q% S the e. ~ snie o. oil 50 81 J m being
FLOUR AND MEAIl-The market was very dull to-day
The weakness in wheat early proved ihoronEny d',
%sa pTcds came too late 70 help
ss oo 5 5000 s nsf at ear 10 %" Sn The
gesuS e market n Gss ~ s. S SACKS extra st
at 25 bbls superne. at 81 10 and private terms
selling at S. 10 and sacks Of ine at 81 ca Southern
-four was W. dull nj. r. f5@ @s @faSE EF
rLoURMarke easier at s. 2s2 80 C0l'NMEAi =,
S. 5Oas. 1o randywins g 10 sasamaTs s. o. Ssq
Ssassc. FEED Market steady: Western quoted 40.
Soc co,,onseed meal 81 Sasi TO- 0mea' 81 'OS
Fo 81 9ST SHES 5li0P inquiry
fn sesm af to B Be the faVoe and owing prices
than other STUFF SSnrs Ts d ay g.
ssc' sS s fS!ei' ws SG e S' ac eac and
FOREIGN GREEN Tnurr,A Sus. tone , s pr GTSr
prices 10 low figure and offerings are free oranges
are Nrner owing little less supply
OF Florida Quotations Lemons. 81 Ijas2 go oranges.
81 150S2 30: bananas. GDcUS10 SiuS0; cocoa
S20n$27. Hy the last reports there 10 vessels
headed for this country with foreign fruit including
large supply OF lemons.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Whe active and irregular to-
breaking sharply at the opening runOfs O' hnan
trouble West further regarding the cpndi
ton OF cash wheat ut NewYOrk There selling by
outside parties the statement Of Mr.. David bingham
telegraphcd Chicago last night which was reported a.;
About 3O0OD bush o doubtful wheat Is held in store
here. which be sold liquidatcd." Mr.. bingham
was repeat his statement tolay. basing he
claimed conclusions arrived from inspecting
pies Of wheat IN question. There have been reports
fecng the condition OF wheat in New York
time and II IS understood be fact
had be handled carefully IL Is alleged
this cash wheel is held by parties In Wall Street
even II II should get OF condition the
fall upon the direct holder OF the wheat
the here. but IL assessed O all he
wheat. short time the ecker- Jewell
Company rejected sample OF wheat because
"a sound -four. but stated at the time com
PEELED admit that the wheat No red and had 10
IS concerned is believed be no Immediate cause
fear Mr. bingham himself stated that the g.eat
danger the wheat the arrival weather
The report yesterday however the state Of IN.
market, quite serious blow and was well cIrc,,-
lated by the bears. To-day Lehman Bros No 40 fx-
change Place. In response to cable inquiries dI.
reced letter to the Committee on Grain
asking regarding the condition o cash wheat
In reply this the Grain
'Gcnemcn: In reply letter Of this take
pleasure in stating to that at the last meeting
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\. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R, R.

Trains q West s2dst. a. follows Is minutes
earlier from Franslia-st.:
:, 80 a. NJ daily except sunday for Waikiki Valley
H. H. stations, MIdetown. Chenille Fasburg Liberty
,tarhondaIe scranton. Walton Delhi. Sidney Norwich
Itca. Rome oneida. Fulton. Oswego.
o., ':i2 NJ except sunday sullivan Co Express
LOT waikiki Valley Railroad stations Campbell Hall
Mddetown. ElcnVie. Mountain Dale. Centrevlle Falls
paIg. lusyville Liberty Falls. Liberty Parksvllle anI
Livingston Manor. - ' $500
l1 p. NJ daily MIddletown summitvll. Falls.
1uIg Liberty. Livingston Manor. Rockiand Walton sid.
Ky Norwich Oneida. Fulton. oswego Niagara Falls
Tickets ana Pullman accommodations at 81 Broadway
J. g. ANDERSON. c. r A.
90 Beaver ST.. New-York
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Openng range and close to-day. and closing bids the
ois''i-e. ooJ los, Yea, follow.

Market closed steady. Transferable notices 40 IoaI
sales. lis 200 bales. 1910. r.. on
New-York spot sales to-day and last night; sor c9h-
sumption bales: spot market quiet ana steany i'a
ding uplands Ice middling Gulf s3-iGc when Is
unchanged compared with Yesterdays prices 40 -, -
receipts. So bales gross 2soS naleS e
ports Continent. 200 bales; Great Britain .ov' ri''
forwarded 9s7 bales sales, 2s2 bales. all spnneis soe"
249 bales -, -
The official report exports Of cotton from tne
total shipped OF '"o-'A'
bales against $1,000 bales last sOf this anonn
431 334 bales United Kingdom. against l'o"
The largest shipments from any one port
was New Orleans. with s3O $50 bales. ,,
The weekly statement Of Liverpool STOCKS IS az ci""
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Railroads..
Pennsylvania
. RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot OF Desbrosses anI Cortlsnh Strs.
In Effect Ecbrmnry LOth. 1891.

n Ii
p ORA ana State Room. slesPin~ Dining smoSins
s i1%% s. s,s5a a. s sis
r ls and ,laso and Dining Cars s.
ol sSi 5s r. 1fsf 2sss1 rx$aAIspu~.n s,'.
.S f. iI III fsf1sa n fsss Day
r. M to T TcnaS aTa ds P",
s r ~ !; P RATIc ~ nc. Buzz;
daily. and Cleveland. ovco7' sa'uriav ''''''
BALTIMoRE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
G'iorda Special. all Sleeping and Dining Carst 2iS
%nps ? a 81 Ra' & f%i P sss:
ali oS S Snd s DDin a. s so a Limited
$50 r: M..RlchmOna ard DanvI,s Express duly.
n,sh' daily sIeeners TO Atlanta and Jacksonvis
rr op PoTTS roRT TS TaT' NORFOLK vt,
Charles Route, A. NJ weekdays. and with Throasi
SpTH " !'1s;yc 20 s tASgES' X
ns Ismn9 so Gro asy
For 1roGa 30 "a ;rs ,S S'4aD nysr via St
rr 'T nr heasn s Sr worh so ~ we sSg Win
Eor cIrr 'M4y, n Tses,aay. -
wt sS sun liSo SAB go m ss n?d Y
90 not stop At As6ury PARK and Ocean Grove On
'D"1"'' FOR pnIL.DELPHrs:
!. s.'so 81. ~ $50 81; ,25 nlrht I''s sas:
"a a@E H. g : go. H. $40 .g;is as 'ss'
7.;: Seii; so e e az = ,,;s'Ss:
s oH re snd os Saaxa and So ~
700. 2; Fulton strsc, R,ooklyn sfa'on Jersey cSy
NJ ;. pHGS Manager General po.s'r He.,,
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ro,o, + eIO 900 $4,000 17S2OO0
~ witch American -. 1 62suO 1GD4VOp 1881 900

Liverpool cables-Spot quiet free supply Offering
prices unchanged Sales 5000 bales speculation ana ~
rort 500 bales; American. ZOO bales; receipts, "VO
bales American 400 bales mid. 4sc Futures Opened
quiet demand poor unchanged 70 lo4d adNaicr
closed firm positions unchanged 10 i-Gd higher late
months unchanged 3-64d lower.
for foreign account advanced the New York market
and resulted in the volume OF busi-
yesterday The strength Of spot coffee was also
buish factor and feeling one Of decided con-
fdence as regards the options At the start
prices IS points and further slight advance
was recorded during morning. The bulk OF sales
were for March. with May and June next in Poin, Of
m the day An exchange OF lou bags
May for March took place at 10 points difference AZ
Hayre quotations advanced to ~ francs with oc sa e
all kinds $4,000 bags including 10000 bags Brazilian
against bags last week. including HoWU bags
Brazilian. AT Lordon the changes were rnimpor'aI.'
February Sd 76s. March and April were un-
changed at I'D. Hamburg reported advance Of ;.
pfg for months: market steady Rio market firm
and unchanged at There decline of
4 in the rate exchange. which is now quoted at 9is
Receipts bags; stock. 10000 bags. The Santos
market 100 refs higher at 1900 res. receipts,
5000 bags; stock. 5000 bags.
Contracts u 10 % points advance. Sales
bag aS follows.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE
DEL. LACKAwAvNA AND WESTERN RR.
stations in New-York foot of Barclay ana
Christopher Streets.


vEsTIBULED TRANS. ~ LLMAN COACHES
Direct route o NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD, MONICLAAl-
THE ORANGES. summit. BernardsviIe. BasAlas
Ridge. Madison Morristown, PasssIe Paterson BOOB
ton, Dover stanhope BUDDS LAKE, LAhE ny
pArCONOi. Fackettstown. SCHOOLEY'S MOI MIAMI
Washington PHILI.IPSBURG. EASTON. WALEs
GAP. STROUDSBURG. Pocono Mountains, SCRAN.
ron. FTrTSToN. WlLkEsBAtRE NANTlT0AN55..
nANyII.I.E NORTH MBERLANP; Montrose ,l Bly,
KIcHFIEIn, SPRINGS Cortland SyRAc Cg ESr9 g.
BATH. DANsyILLE, BUFEALI.So,, and and, all points
600 4 MT7BUFFA0. UTICA and oswEGq , EH;
with train for Chicago arriving e;2o a. m next
$50 A. M.-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops principal
400 p M.-scRANToN. DrNGHAMToN and ELMIaA
EXPRESS Pullman parlor cars ,vv
$40 r. H.-SCEANTON. WILkESBARRE and Pill M'
OUTH EXPRESS. Pullman parior .-.
80 y. ~. ipaiiyl-HifrFALO LIMITED ENPRESS
Pullman Sleepers. Arrives At 7:lS a. m.
900 p VI. Daiiy)-PCFFAI.O UTICA and OSWEGO
EMPRESS Pullman Sieepcrs
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS NJ ~
Murrayst and 4l Broadway. Tickets at ferry stations
iS5 and oi2 Broadway ~ West i2ath.st 235 Columbus,
eve. NewYork 1913 Washngton-st.. 126 Fultonst, ana
- Broadway Brooklyn Time tables. giving full nior-
nation. at all stations.
WESTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call tor aad
check baggage from hotel residence 10 destination
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FLORIDA SHORT LINE,

PenmsyIvanin u r.. Richmond g. Danyi,'r RR,
Florida Central a. PeninsuIar u. z.
Wnshin gton. oImrsb sn nnais ksonviile
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK EVERY DAY.
4:3CP. NJ. VESTIBUlED LIMITED. S S9Da;
exclusively Of Pullman Drawing Room Iufet. seepsrs.
end Dining Car Jacksonville 900 i. ", Tampa 10
and duo Jackscn VILE j 81 Tampa 80 A. ~
1915 MIDNIGHT, FAST MAIL n pa p u u jm n.
Room. Buffet Sleepcrs. due Jacksonville 9:2o l. "
Connection at Jacksonville for Augustine ana "a.
East Coast ard for all points in Peninsular Wesa
Florida: Tampa with Steamships FOR Key Wes,
Havana and Jamaica.
TIME TABLE MAPS. TICKETS. AID PULLMAN
ACCOMMODATIONS secured AZ Pennsylvania r. p
ticket orice-. New York BROOKLYN. Jersey city or 4
a s. rhweat i; p. A. r. Il u. r. r.. 22a B'way. Nj:
]. l. Adams. @. Z. A.. 7. @ & p r. r.. 333 way. z
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE WASIiINcToN am" au 10 c,>c,>,
HATI. ST. LOUIS AND ALI. POINTS WEST
I.d ruIHHMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS
isC p NJ. and 1918 night PITTsByRG 20 p AI ~
= 'S night, ElN.INNAll ST. LOUIS. A. NJ G,3
g. n bn Din"s g.; cns ; i;2o 900 p SUM 600 P
ppa'y rN 800 =. NJ. NORFOLK II 80 A. NJ daily !, ~,
TThroMN, eS sun NEW ORLEANS p NJ daily.
vpush Sleeping car via Washington and Sheno nToah
Fs.iey route onces: i72 pol 4i5 iiio Broadwnw AZ
i,rooL, r.h 81 400 Grand-st NJ y. S44 Fulton. st.
New Yors station rSn,f foot OF Lherys C. r. Of
run hotel OF rcsi.encs to destination ~ S~ 0~sssss
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WHITE STAR LINE.

majestic. Feb 81 n m. i'AaJestic. Mch. 81. $50 m
-. IL 20 Itieimanic Mch. -. IL
'Teuonc. Mich. :. > ~, a M 'Ieutohic April
Britannia. Mich. H. 81 n Uiritannlc. April ~. 10
49,, From white star Dock. foot o. West ioh-st
Saloon rates $50 .ri according t" and 10.
cation OF second ain those seamers s3J
$40 Ste-rag. from the Old Country ScS No 20
broadway. .iewYoik Philadelphia once. t0G Walnut 81,
ii. MAITLAND EERSEY. Agent
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GOIUNiRIAN LINE

WI-CMBIAN LINE
~ VIA ISTHMUS OF PANAMA,
IL California Mexico and Pacific Ports of Central ana
South America
Colombia. Feb 90 noon city OF Para. Feb. IS.
Passengeri by this line San Francisco enjoy the com
to!ts az tropical climate and on the way call at ports
OF six Central American Republics and Mexico.
Sabin Passage TO San Francisco .Sl2o
.
lncudns meals and berth for voyage OF four weeks.
F9r rr Particulars address the general agents.
STAMFORD PARRY. HEBRON CO.
% biVacwsy. Pier No. 81 n. H.. NJ T.
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& RE L N ES

Z X HGGUWES,
4 ia.ousr trans for Chicago the West leave Sew.
nsIK loot OF chambers-st, daily follows and me
minutes earlier West I'D ST.: "'' ~ wv
vi a. M-N estl6usd Express for Waveriy Blns.
(, ~, nar.r car l., l'uhalo. ''N "'N '"'~
quo T.. VI. -Ncs'nue Limited. Solid train for Chi.
O'VO cage. via thauiauqua "A Sleepsrs n, OH.
20 Ni.yI,uIid and Cincinnati Dining Car.
EH0 =. VI. solid train to Chicago xla Ni,rar.
C'CV . Sl."pers 10 lilrao ana ChIcngo s'" '"'~
S.H(l J.. M.-Via ChautauQua Lake and NIsrar, Fall.
nc,s, S' i, Grain To Chicago Seepers to Buffalo
ocAL TIME TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
xav aI,g , 81 eG 20i. 4o and 9s7 Broad
way Jos Fast 125t-s.., Chambers and West o3d a. go
s York ssa Fu,on-s! OoKyn 200 Hudson ST..
oences TO destination ~ 'e'" "'0 res"
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD :. $. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDoN'
NETWORK. SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMEIS' ga
cabin $50 and upward III cabin. stJ ana 81 ',
Iain. Tu.. Feb. 20. . Al Lain sat- M,h o. o., y ~
aier Tii Feb, ~ II 4. NJ Spree. Tues. Mch A. "
sa.l Men. g. - An. Ailer Tues Men - - ~,
sf,ianchru Sa. Nch 100 AN Erls sat. NICE H. ~ ~,
Traye Tues Non - 10 \ NJ Havel. Tues APT D. n d.
OEiRICIIS d co. Bowling Green.-----
[1AEl[BWR@oAEl[S R0GAGG
PACKET 60. ,.,. GOWN,
FAST LINE 10 LONDON AND EtRoIEAN ,, ne -.
NENT NETWORK SOUTHAMPTON AMP HAMS, ~"
Twin Screw Express steamers Of 13-lO'"c ii. l.
SPRING SAlL!NGS. a., q,
Norfnanra. March % Columbia
Fucrat Bsmarcb. April y AugIsa victoria
Augusta Victoria. May ru@rs lii-mnrcN Inn o.
Normanna. May 10 Columbia '!une 81
rerst Bsnlarcl,. May II Augusta Victoria: June -
Low WINTER rates during March ana apl., ,>,, -
IfAMRt'RG- AMERICAN PACKET co. RI BROADWAY
COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSFORMATIONS.
~ FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE.
LA CHAMPAGNE Laurent sat; Feb u, a1'o p m
IA RRETAGNE Collier. ..'.'..'.'sa'c; fep NJ noon
Ia DOfRGOGNE Leh0"uf. sat, M'n' o.
New York Alexandria Egypt. VIA inris ulp 'a''a w
DAYS; Fref-class. siGc: seconl-cass SIG 49, o.,
A. FORGET General Agent. No. BOWLING 'reen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17

INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACEs.-The stosx
Of each of the races of past yenrs. wen 'S's
aud profuseiy illustrated. 10 "~uts.
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CLYDE LINE.
EI\AkD line

~ TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
seryIa......Feb u p. II t,mbria Mch. l.. p.
En- Fob - q a. m CampaniR. NJ ia - m
AuFanla. March D. S"rNia Mich. - 10 \. IN
Iucana. 10 Etruria Mich n. / p m.
From rer North River. foot Of Clarkson
Cabin yassag. $50 and upward. Second cabin. SIS and
upward according II steamer and location.
sie-raGe Tickets to and from all parts OF Europe
low For freight AMI passage apply a
eompnny's Office. No 4 Rowling Green. New York.
VERNON H. BROWN CO.. General Aceuta
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JMPMNleGG00MMg
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL s s. co.
PACIFIC MAIL s. s. co.
Steamers leave San Franchises:

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA ,,..
Ariaona ca;cfss H.! Rc's Ac lo5Sa and
Havans Cuba Excellent PASSENGER recommendations I
c. H. MALLORY CO.. Den. Agts. Pier 70 h. H. -. L
old DOMINION LINE
" steamers Tor NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH: OLD
viKGiNIA BEACH. PETERsBrRG and RICHMOND.
Va ard WASIlNGTON. D. TUES; W, We'd; thars ;
ana Sat For Richmond via JAMES RIxER-Wed ana
From Pier 20 new No. ". r. foot B.ach-st at .. m
Through tickets freight all points South and
West. W. L. GUII-LAUDEu. frame Manager
DIED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
IA FOR LA GCAYRA. PUERTO CABELLO CURA'
From FROM TTinERRRiEAP5oNr' ST sT6RFs. BRooKGYN.
8 s. PHILADELPHIA. Saturday Feb -. D. m.
: : SAkA,AS uesday' MET" y m
These American steamers. built expressly for The trade
A'S' very FOX OH MHKAc%iho%FREIGi oTIT
. % Bor,LToN. rTiss & phfLrTr..
General Managers. 1875 F:cnt-st.
- AVANNAI HNE.--TlIREE STEAMERS
- WEEKLY from New Pier g. 81 r. Get q sn-ins st
$ CITY 9y AiIGrSTA rges9eay EsS 90 g, p m
nneers WIN Son,,a rs s snf W R T-o and
ill. of hiding ami through Tickets Pass accommo-
1,'ons unescelled For freight and passage apply 70
cont, r. H. az Bwiy. :. i. md " R'y. 2Gl Bway.
l., ApAMs q, g + A. r. J." WALKTEE ga AK &
G. N. sORREr4 Manager
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TRIBUNE ALMANAC. ls03.-In cloth. 81.

RIG ISsUES.-The best of Roswell g. HOT
articles in The Weekly Tribune on the Ieso
~, Finance aud silver. An education - ."
self. 20 cents.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD or new JERSEY
(Anthrlcite coal used e,cluslvey)
Four tracks Automatic Block signals
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty 81.

Time Table in Effect Fob 4 1906
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown Maueh Chunk. &c.,
e 5 E'; ;3H 40 5ss ?2S 70 senO~n p sundays
For Wilkesbarre Pt'ston and Scranton: oio A. ~.
40 iiso 40 y sundays S 40 200 a. ~ ,,,o
days 4sO A. NJ. 100. 80. $50 80 p. NJ 1915 night.
100 5:45 p. NJ I2:i5 night. Sundays TOO $50 p. ".
For sudbury Lewsburg. ard .wrlamspor at 40 s5n
urisy night SUNDAYS 7:r5 A. NJ 7:so p ". 1913 night.
Pleasant. $50 SIS il:So Z NJ 100 - $40 to R'i
BanlO 400 ~ C5'9s 70 Rcd Pank). s:l5 p " Sun.
DAYS Ocean Grove and Asbury Park. 900 A. u.
400 p. 81.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
43o. s:i5 a. NJ LAS. 3:4o 4:2o p. ".
For Farmngdae. Toms River. Barnegat Park and
Barnegat 40. s:I5 A. NJ. :45. 40 p ".
For Atlantic City. Vlneland and B-idgeton. 43o A. 81,
For M9nmogth Beach. ssabreht. ard H!shlsna Beach
days 0cO A. NJ. 400 p. "
ROYAL BLUE LINE
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND wAsHrNGrsx.
For Philadelphia days. 430. 500. o.oo 1904
1880 Dining CARR A. NJ. 30. 3:oe. 400 BUFFET Paro:
CaD. 300 Dining Carr. GOO 1870 s:i5 j. NJ, l2:s
night. SUNDAY, 4:3o 900; 1880 dining Cap A. NJ.
100 500 Dining Car. 100 p ~. l2:l5 night go,
Oining Carr A. NJ. 80. 300. 500 dining Carl 10
A. NJ. 1880 500 Dining Carr. 1880 p; NJ i2l5 night.
2si ais. ga IIn Is22 Broadway. "a eh Az.
q Fast 1tth St. i3t East I25,h 81 2et wes5 i25sh
s an 81 c Royn Is RosdwSy w1mssas IL;
NewYork Transfer Company will call FOR and check ba;
gage from hotel residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17

4 NC IT q Il L Y Z.
"A UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
IOR GI. COW VIA 10 n ID o y ID F. + r 7.
From Pier - ~ r.. foot Of West 2ith-st
Anchora. Feb. Il. p. n furnessla. March 2. D. M
Cabin s45 and upward; Second Cabin $50.
Steernge outward. S23 Prepaid. SCI
CABIN EXCURSION TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES
For drafts, and other Information. apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS, 7 Bowling Green. Newly York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17

TRrSTs-Arruments I'm their favor ny =. q
r. Dodd, solicitor of the standard OIL Com.
pany md argument against by 4. v. POws
derby, Grand Master Workman ~ the AniSnts
UI Labor. 9 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17

VILLAGE IMPROvENENT.-Two ~harmsws
articles by II. g. NOrthrOp. the prime mover
e. tb1. work. New-Nork City me N who want
70 help benutify their native towns in the
country should read this. gents COPY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17

SOUR CHAUNCEY."-A new edition. with lie
iustrntcd covers, I'm paper. Any regular
subscriber The Tribune can get IL for 20
cents. A delicious piece of fun, written By
Isaac II. bromley for the Yale alumni. Pr0s
IuseIy illustrated IVY beard and Gibson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17

A EUROPE. HOLY LAND. CALIFORNIA.
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ties ti,keng facilities choicest berths send
Tor Tourist Gazette
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17

WAR sTORTEs-Over forty tales Of the
Civn War. by Union Soldiers. Inspiring, thrLss
lnE and pathetic. MOss OF them wrtttes zoe
rrsbanc cash prizes. 10 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17
TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

ART AND ARCHITECTURE at the WORLDS
FAIR.-The only guide I'm existence which
discusses the pictures and buildings Of the
rair. Illustrated. Is cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21
TERRA GOTTA WORKS DESTROYED

usr,ford Conn Oct % The New-Britan Archi-
,.c.rr.I Terra Gotta Works. at Berlin. near the
,,,Iwav station. were totally destroyed by fre At
about o'clock this morning. loss $4,000. There
is an insurance of $4,000 on the property in the
Phoenix and Aetna. of this city; the Phoenix, ely
and the Hamburg, of New-York ana me NM
Sestroved The concern had orders ahead 10 last 10
NAV and employed 100 hands singular rae.
to,,, ,he Nre is that the safe found open ana
ali The hooks of the concern were destroyed BOOK.
keeper smith is sure that he locked the saie last
night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED To- hire small farm OF lew
acres near The city. would prefer ~ nave
farm Implements furnished. advertiser ~
also carpenter by trade. and VIII Keep ~
pairs properly. rent must be cheap. Al
dress ANG. BECHMAN. Anger Brothers.
$50 Grandst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21

BEAUTIFULLY and completely furnished
hrst fiat. central and pleasant location
unexceptionable: reasonable. me Des
monde 90 West 23d-st.
fts EAST 18TH ST. --Stuyvesant Annex
corner apartment: furnished: piano in
Guided. moderate rent. Inquire Janitor.