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The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
Don't Waste Your Time by Travelling on
Slow Trims

Slow Trains.
The Great Northern railway leaves
Helena three hours later and arrives
In st. Paul ten minutes earlier than all
other lines. Close connections at 81.
Paul for all points south and east, and
only two nights out Helena 10 Chicago.
City ticket office. No. 6 North Main
street,
c. Il. DUTTON, c. w. PITTS,
Genr Ag't City Ticket Ag't.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10

MASQUERADE :
MRS n, BIUME
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
Pope O'COnnOr, Druggists
SCHOOL iii;::::!::: ii;:::!!:: ii;:!:.::::. .::.

Evening sNhoOl opens Monday. Noyombor -
7r. 81, 10 aud 81 Bailey Block Call ON OF
sddrs.S MAliY n. JACKMAN, Principal
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
SAVINGS BANK on HELENA.

PAID IN CAPITAL. 500. 900.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
Rocky Mountain Encampmont No. ii o
nd and fnnrLh Monday.

WV W uogEgT THOMPSON. C.P
RML KLUaE, Serbia
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10

Collections specially lniesost paid on
limo deposits Accounts 81 hNuka. Corp0ra-
tons. tirma and Individuals solicited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26

baltimore Feb. 2i-F,our duh. unehanged' sa.es
80 hbis Wheat dali ald lower; ~ 70 e5,,,9i -.
Cla.nc)iec Fetrulry. 0ptn"V &c; MlN' 'Da, -.
steamer No rcd 5GssH67.c: milling wneat, 10Y
samp.u GoHGlc: stock. Llt--1l nu,i' /, b,,,,r,.
bush corn easy. Xol spot fluil'ic' - ' H.;
HMHi.c: March. i0i.Nilc: Alrl, nc aSh.' H..
pqi.i4c: steamer mixed. #tc biI; ~ oI y,
slnple i2nl3i,c: do. On grade. ara ~; n =
1l2G; busl. sales 5000 bush. oats urn VIII =, -
ismlnI: stock 10 10: ~ whit NTs.t'" "',ar .
27r. 80 mixed We-teru. 3iiyuhc rye 30 ~.
10 sc; stock 2agi2 bush. Hay str'dy; 81 .
81, c, timothy sli 5cfSl5 Grain treHtT Hu.'' -
ofallv unchanged cotton 6ull. msil 'ihs, 2,
Butter s..ady: creamery fancy. &c; nG ~ t,,o
r5Dcr ?2n2sc do. imitation l|H9c' aIle Ia'
lSc: GO to choice iinljc: rp..S me ,, oo
fair I, rood Ii0l5c: store packed re. bsSs H''
10 GtNer n:tic.es unchanged.
Hosion. Fob. Eggs advancing. other markets.
quiet
Hnfralo Feb Spring wheat-Good inquiry t orr
40 hard zoe but sellers We're ASKING &c u''a' !.
near the closing when 1900 bush were ~. ~ ,,i ~
zoe and the feeling was weak: No N9rthtin Hi-
cago G7isc: IL Washburn. o9c; 10 Mi'lntd ,'nt
G7li7ioc asked. Winter wheat firm: rec'pl. "s FL
sales car 80 . rcd. G2c: cars 40 W.I,e' "' 20
corn opened weak on heavy offerings 9a"S, ~
cars ~ > yellow nc: cars No corn. 4o'enfic on
track: closing No yellow. lie No corn ",2" ~
askeI oats firm: offerings light; sales. cars No
white &c; cars No white. @in@f2c' A." car >
No mixed 33c on track Darcy hral uhc'a"b'"'
Rye nominal Flour firm. unchanged
Chicago, Feb 2i.-Thc leading futures ranged az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
ErELrN WEBSTER ARRESTED FOR FIGHTING

ETELrN WEBSTER ARRESTED FOR HGHING'
EVELYN Granville Webster. the wife of Burton e.
Webster who shot Goodwin in the Percival Fats
was prisoner in the jefferson Market Police Court
Yesterday with a woman named Eva Moore, bo'h
charged with disOrderly conduct Inc TWO women
have been living together in fiat at No. Soi West
Thrtv-frst-st and their relations were pleasant
until Saturday afternoon. when both came none
rather under the influence of liquor At ABOUT !?
o'clock they began TO fight. and the battle raSei
SO furiousy that It became necessary for the jam
tor 10 call in a policeman TO prevent the women
from doing each other some serious damage When
Policeman Reilly. Of the West Thiriy-seveAt,h IN
ST station arrived. Evelyn chasing the
Moore woman about the rooms with fork. when
she had already succeeded in sticking INTO ire
Uoman's face Just below the LEFT eye, TWO or
three times They We're locked up
woman had a faintinC fit and required the united
Efforts Of the court squad to bring her around again
RYAN il was seen that they had made us their
quarrel Of the night before. and were anxious 10
get away The Justice DISCHARGED them after a
lecture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
Ecaal Nolitrs.

CTATE OF NEW-YDIIK, Supreme Court
INST Ann T. Elliott, David Hen ler,on and Olga llendsT-
VIE Viz Goorec g. Whccock Ghrl'c KoGcrrion 'Sfe ot
Robert II. Roheuson): Archibald MCINTYRE ana Annie :
MT r Rs w VIZ WI" Ma5 " co Ea6e ' McInyc XXX
andcr Mcntyrc Howard McIny,, Matilda L. McIntyr~.
MoSaue6'o9 JANET McXaash'on. James McXaas5,@a.
T Tbomps McN d anlr Ge da ef e 5a 4
s and in rG N in Of n a rag G @ Mire 5@9f
Men Thompson. Elizabeth MOD circuit. Julia e. Iol-
strong Ezabc'h Mci,. curtis samuel A. iHa,ohforG as
Daichf,rd deceased. Josiah H. Gauticr DUDLEY g. Gar-
tier. Charles Edward Gauer and Mary T. Gautier. his
sutton GOODWIN Kngsland sutton. BELLA J. sutton Bella J.
sutton as EhgcnifX o. me I;'l MN 81 %cloy S1i,2a
Alice Whitney stanton Whitney. coInclla .. Aspnwan
stanton Whi,ncy infants Anna Maria clarke Iame,
Aen fsa a'' amiicr C;rce"ry Cc,rg s w r~ I %
lcy Walter Gregoy. Charles Edward Gregory. "a Edth
s, (y,Ii Of Ge@ree W Crcrr rsrI Io,, "a"
Gregory Emma smith. Kate Warrington savorv David
Henderson Gre ry ana Emily w. r. GREGORY his wife
Ferguson ana Elizabeth NJ Ferguson William Fan
W Of hic sutton FL" Sird a. ,n n@ II ' R ,9I
SON as Tresce for Gesrse O. whecock Defendants.
You hereby summoned TO answer The complaint in
p r aoIncys within ,Teny days after the service 1~
Of This summons exclusive Of the dav Of service and
taken against you by default for 'he relief demanded
Dated ALBANY. y. y. January 2. IS9i
STEDMAN. THOMPSON 4 ANDREWS.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Office and Post Office address
No. 4i5 Broadway. Albany New York
To. -
David Henderson, Olga henderson Archibald McTn,vre
Annie S. Mclntyre. John Is Mcintyre. Bessie T. Mcn-
tyre Louisa 6; Crosby. James y Gregory Mathl1a
Gregory Louisa Gautier Gregory Dudley Waller Gregory
Kate Worthington Savory. Emcle NJ Gregory Charles
Edward Gregory. 81. and Edith Maria Gregory
The foregoing summons IS served YOU by publ
cation pursuant to an order q the Hon - cady Her
January 1894 filed with the complaint in the Once
Of the clerk Il Essex County at Elizabehtown New
York. ... r,,o...
plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
pnblir Notice.
OE SALE
~ LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY

~ LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
WAREHOUSE DEPARTMENT 32-3S EAST 42D-ST..
NEW-NORK February 10Th 1894
To F. Charrneton. 4. II. Dayton Mrs. f. y. Gaillard
$: J. German. +. r. Harris Mrs Mabel Hart. Oscar
Hatfield. Mrs r. II. Henderson Mrs. C. 4. Indcbrand.
William ;. Hoyt. Miss r. r. Hume Agent Martling
Mrs A. +: Jacobson. Mrs. T. l.. Lcavenworih. Mrs {.
MAJ, = MAYER. The Ncw-lOgk Electric Automat he
Exhib,ns MACHINE Company, Gsorgs H. Rice: Mrs. n.
A. stevens. w. X. Soutter. T.. r Thomas s II.
Veirs You and each YOU hereby that un-
the charges due the goods in ware
houses or this Company for the several
above mentioned persons paid before the Goth
March 1884 the goods will be sold public auction
that date al Nos. 4O-4a 42d street ,entrance al
% East 4lst by Justus Cooke Auctioneer sale com
mencing at 10 80 a. IN.
JOHN n. VAN WORMER.
and Gem Mana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
StTOLLT AND AMERICAN SCHOOLS
THE REV MADISON c. PETERs's REMARKS on TH1
SUBJECT OF FOREIGN INTERFERENCE
AND DOMINATION


AND DOMINATION.
The Rev Madison G. Peters spoke on mo For
arm Interference with American Schools ids'
evening at the Bloomngdale Reformed Churc''
He said, in part:
"Satolrs cautious concessions on the schooi q"e
ton made when he first arrived here won MN
the goodwill OF the American people but "a
toll has shown himself to De man OF many III" SNS.
II Americans need any outside all III Se''""h
their educational problem they would prefer an
ambassador from land, If such can DC I'"',
where the standard Of education Il hEne'' anu
no; lower. than 1t is in the tnitel states II ~
an insult to American Intelligence 10 nave man
sent here 10 dictate in reference 10 our S'"oo'S
who cannot speak our Language" ana VINO comes
from nation where AZ lcasi 40 ou' OF "0
persons can neither read write" If Americans
sill cherish the spirit cf 171C S1tolli would be
placed IN n pneumatic gun Of solid American SEN
timent and fired to Italy forthwith
"Intcrferencc with our free unsectarian school
,vs,cm is the most dangerous sort Of anarchy
Dur free schools are the heritage bclueathei us by
orr fathers for the preservation of which W. must
nledce our lives orr fortunes. and orr sacrcl
honor Let the free schools he underlnnrd ana one
81 the chief c1rnerstOnes of our National indie
nendrncc is gone car public schools were or
ganized no; to make our youth pfrNSlhs IN PJha,
Tics and secarian in religion. bui to give all the
children regardless Of position nationality or coior
good education We are Justly proud Of the pu9Ac
An our denominations maintain seperate sec
SCHOOLS
ruse themselves from paying public schoo; taNtS'
WHY should Rome thrus, her hand INTO the pun,
Tic treasury any more thru any other thurch II
any Church wishes o dance demon national dance
there's nothing 10 hnuer in this free Iand but
he 1enoTojnaiional fiddler will have TO be paid
with denomnatona aDl noi WITH STATE c m9 9Ie3
Every Church and every nationality might pledi
FOR fair pav' and that sort of fair play would
soon tear our whole school system TO- pieces II
deriving as much benefit from this government as
thev-p ay for in their taxes let them recross the
Atlantic-the sooner the better-and that, TOO with
our MarmeSt benelicttOnS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26

$500 bales: coastwise SIS bales; sales S'l Oa'eS'
stock 5lS7i bales. ,,,,., -. loo,
Savannah. Feb. Election dG.l; m' ie, anI
r,S,jiiing ii-l6c. GOOD ordinary. 6I-lbc' net ana
cross receipts $40 bales; sales ZV pa'e'' '''"
S}.S73 bales. ,.. ,.ood ,rlldllrv
5-lsc; middlng Lie low middng' 5-ioc' GOO
80 baies: exports coastwise 2l57 bales; sales io
bales. stock j.lGO bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
STEAMBOATS,.
MMRMV0ME1

GlORWOGE1 lDM[go
FOR BOSTON. WORCESTER. AND THE EAST
steamers leave Pier 40 (old), North River next to
Desbrossesst. Ferry) at $50 r. NJ daily except SUNDAY
FALL RIVER LINE for Boston and ,h Ea., ST..
Pilgrim and Plymouth In commission Leave Pier % (od
No.h n k loot oil MHiIGy-st weekdays only. at
N EW-HAVEN-FARE S1.-Magnilcent new
~ twin-screw steel steamer Richard Peck the FLYER
!ss'sst steamer Long Island Sound, lsayes pier %
2. H.. daily at D. Sundays excepted arriving al
New.Haven s:15 p m. In time for trains to Meriden
Hartford. Springfield and North
STONlNGTON LINE for Boston and the
- East Steamers leave New Pier 80 ~ r. foot ~
spring d.. ct 800 r. N. daily. except Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
n. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R

Trains leave foot OF l-d-sL follows. 10 minutes
80 A. H. "iaty except sunday Tor Waikiki aug
L. H. stations Nidlleown Ellei,ylls Fallsburs ltbey'
CarbonlaIe scranton Walton. Delhi. sidney No'"S"
luca. Rome. Oneida. Fulton. pswego -. rx,,sss
3l5 T. NJ. (eNcert Sunday. sullivan % tai I'M
Tor Waikiki Valley Railroad stations tanlpne na..
Ndl,et"vn rllenylle Mountain Dale Ccntre' Ne Fai.s,
burg. Iiurleyvle Liberty Falls Liberty Parhs'ue' A"S
Livingston Manor. sals,
7.45 r ii. daily Mddetown. sumI'itSiin,e , 81.
talE. Liberty. Iivinssto Manor Rocklani N".'o"t ,s
ney, Norwich. Oneida. Fulton. OswcBo. NasAsA f""'
Detroit. Chicago. ~, r-...xav
Tickets and Pullman accommodations ~ S,l loau""'
~ j. c. ANDERSON. q. r
Beaver St. New-fosS-
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LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD


Stations foot of COrtlandi aud Drs3rO--Fs ~frcct"
400 A. VI. daily for MAUCII CHUNK and inter
mediate stations; connections except Sunday for foI
WILLIE and READING
S,2O 4. ". daily SUNDAY SID y. NJ. FOR GENhE \;
local points dining and chaircar - Wikesbair"'
Pullman to Buffalo.
o,OO \. VI. daily except Sunday, for SLATlNGToN
and intermediate points.
I.::,O \. VI daily except sunday. for EiMllsA ana
ali intermediates stations: connections for Pottsvir ans!
Beading, chair-car To Mauch chunk.
i.tO T. VI. daily except sunday. for l.. and H..
JUNCTION ana principal intermediate stations; Pullman
buffet parlorcar Wnkesbarre; connections for Potts.
Vile .,,.,,,, 81, ,,.,
ti2O T. VI. daily. except Sunday. FOR SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD and intermediate stations. .... 4,
I,3O a.. VI. daily. except Sunday. for EASTON ana
intermediate stations. ,.,.,,,,,t =,
NIAGARA FALLS. and al points West. 90 Pullman
sleeper vestiilel train " Y. t. chicago Sleeper 10
Bunalo; for Reading and Harrisburg .,,
C:,O H. VI. daily, except sunday. for MAJ III
CHIME and intermediate stations.
o;OO - VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES
TER HI'FFAIO. NIAGARA FALLS, and all point
West Pullman seepers to Chicago and Buffalo .-,
Additional SUNDAY trains: 100 \. NJ. for MATCH
CHUNK and POTTSNlI.I.E and 5:l5 l.. NJ. for EASTON
AMI intermediate stations 40. ~.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations az I'D. 2Ol, va
and mn broadway. ii3 Bowerv ~ East liihst. 1876
East l25h-s New York: SEQ Fulton-st.. court-st.,
and 0s IIrundway. Brooklyn. n. Y.
The New-York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotel or residence through to detna-
tion,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
WEST SNNHE RAILROAD.

~ Y O & H. r. T. T. Co. LESSEE) ,..
Trains leave West Aeis, station SeNlofk. "a Ioo"~
IL minutes earlier from foot Frnnk..n-st. nh.
o:lJ 4. M.-Daily for Albany. Utica syracuse foon.
ester. Buffalo Niagara Falls. pc.-oit Chicago e"
cept Saturday Tor Toronto e...
0:15 a. M.-pay Or Albany Montreal uc., ns,rn'c
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Fll@ IooHo' Ee''''"
Cleveland and Chicago. p...-
SID r. M-naiy ior Neany iil,n n,-St tieye.
land and Chicago. - ..,,,
nodations apply city Offices Rro0tr an New ~ ~
az stations tables principal hotels For ohe' u"
c. T. LAMBERT Cone-1 Passenger Arsnt.
varfa-hl'-ave New-fo'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26

4
cash quotations wern as io..'ws 'u ~, -, -. r. ,
light. prices steady. ~ Sp1hE Wn'i,' =. - rr,
spring wheat 5sH5,c 80 red '',gc' - TO-, , -
%f.t ~ oats ~ &C. - r. t2 s.I e.
ley DC 50 niNs"'l. 81 3ia; prn' tllhI'hN % y,
PORK. per hh 81 '2,a1Nl- ~ ,ar ~, H.
s. 80. short ribs siIrs, o'@' 80 - 80 - z -
sit,I shoulders b N'd - -'i>'' 81, IN ,,.iSi
toNri. 81 1jT<1 FL. " nsk'5. biSt~''7 49,, ~
r,,is per gallon. 81 U.s. >ltlrS Ih ,lL''-r'. ~" .
Produce tHcnang- today tnr 1'''i l i ~ ,-..
st"tIy, fancy cE' .i"'}, -. 80 .., nj
sweet hut ttchnr HiN'i' --'-'.' '''7' yes 900
steady. 40 l'c
Milwaukee, Feb % May wheat open" az - 2'.
e.i q, Sic - 5>i.c - ->i4c and closed ~ "N,H'
hII Cl-h whoa: closed from even ID Hsr HnIrr
.lly prices. Slup..- lower ana acuN. c>>lp' =
lIlhi. close 90 track. ~ y 'rtHrri. -. ~ =
spfIrl. Gle. ~ hifl M.n'',' rs 49,, ~ ,,i
gl.'t "asa anI Mircn 'r. Apr,>.' '' ' T., en- ''.
ami -i'1i' no .. ''n ,N,'' ~. ~ ~ IRA,
A1''0, comm ,n 70 In' 'Hn",' - ~ A.. n,tt
~" triit" ani hEh,t. 30 =" Fl, ~ <. v.,,.fo
IN COOL d'n'n 20, q q =. t"'x "'.i
I' o. 1rn Hi"l' :, % ~, ,,'iu ..,Cf. ,,.,i.,
60 -n' 800 10 Ally 81 Vs. ''' ' w
"i. Ii'-'' . -, ,, ,,, t,, ,bir
Min' al"ii-. f'n - "'', r''. f- v,b,,i
ground lo.4af. WIN "a I'.li'' - . , ' ~. - =,
Culture May oIru'' III ''', ,, ,ri, mon
Julf "I"n'I Ai 9r' "nI 'iin IRON, .!t.r
ing ""~ "'"I n'H ,'l,'' '.,tr ,bn ..Ilinr,
I1t clos. irh "H'"i' "'N M'"N' -, -. H.,
pfir" ~ - N"rih'rn h'li'" i"",,t t,,,, cool
''lpf- 81 wheat her" ""i" ia" 't@. ,.',Ni ,'''t'
demand. shipments ar" ln' r'arlai- MhrN't ~
hardly az firm yesterday. Patents. - N'i - -
bakcr.' ~ 7orY '0 He'd Dog nrm NJ NJ - emp.
m,uts. iNNG barrels. Bran ana ShortN N"rh't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
the PETROiETN MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE Of PRICES
New-York. February y. lSai.
The crude petroleum certificate market continues
dun and there was slight tendency toward lower
prices IN the bids and oIefe. while Mt Oh city.
Penn. there were sales at an actual concession
from last week. The only devs l1pm"nts 90 III" week
were tho revival OF the auti-S:andarl scheme ~
refining oil In the centre o. production. Instead ~
at Tho scaboard. and the concern manifested over
the now strike Of 5l In Southwestern Pcnnsy lvana.
on the latter subject. "rh" N"w-Noik Ncct
bureau" says. "'rhe now weil the Frye farm.
at Finley vile. Washington County. Penn. was not
producing ~ the llet mail adyicos bat there is no
doubt that 81 opens new territory which mnv prove
10 Dee important There is still n diversity Of
opinion as 10 the sand formation in which the oil
was Developed tn. oN. by test. b. % - quality AMI
IS dark green in color ElSov here 100 the Eastern
districts no noteworthy new Developments haf"
been reported excepting in the vicinity ~ Sist'r'
Vile on The ohio side ~ th" Ohi, River. whore %
well has been struck iu adNau'" OF prov lorSlf n"-
fined limits IT, Western ohio 1uI Eastern Indiana.
according 10 latest returns. thof" hal been som"
extensions of th" producing areas. hli nothing
definite D. 30 band.
The Produce Exchange reports ~ tn exports OF
crude refined ct. from Atlantic ports from
January ] 10 date have been lui.",p" salons. Hn
iucreae. over thu corresponding pci. ~ las year
OF $500 Gallons. AMI ever N3 ~ Cd i'F gallons.
The pipe lin" figures stu promise % reduction ia
net stocks for hi. shur' month oi from y""" To
10 - charters to the 30 inclusive. arr 90 FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
Cost an0 1onn0.

7 OsT-Bank Book Nos 573.35s. 573 80 Bank FOR Saw
L. ings 81 Tleecker St. New-York Payment sto1nei
Please return book to Bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
DEL. LACKAw,Yy. AND WESTERLY RR.
stations In ycv-Yorls foot OF barclay ana
Chri-topher streets.

yrsTIpr,rrD ,nA.Ns T.. ILUAN f0A(VE$
.r,t route 10 MEN AKIN. DLOOMf4EL.J. MONI LA.l !.
~: ORANGES summit i'ernArdsy.e bA 81 g |.
kidee Madison. Morr.stown. lassile ateI
IN Dover st.anope. BInRs LAKE ~, LA.ti- az
IATCoNG FlckeftsoHn. StHDOll-l > SicN - = -
Washinsion PAllLIrsbuRd. ,EAsroN.. MAKE wCRAS
IC% IIrTsToN NILS tSpHEHf ,S,SsI al Ni +:
hAMToX oNtDIu NoHWICH Wes 1 ,i 81 I'0 %:
VIRGO ITHACA. OwEGo. ELMIRA, C09SISu::
BATH. NASHVILLE nuFFALo and all points
Cos 4 M~BUFFAfO UTICA and oswEG9 EX.
PRESS Pullman Palace Cars. Connects at bu.s,ss
Win train fer Chicago. arriving 80 a. H. heA'
go i M--BINGHAMTON NAIL stops at prinei0"
100 ?. M.-sCRANToN. nrHGrAMToN and ELMiRA
EMPRESS Pullman parlor cars ., 49, ,,r w.
40 !. SNf.ANToN WIikF~fAl'st ana I'll N
OUTH EMPRESS. Pullman parior cars -y,,v-s
go J.. y atlf'-BIFFALO LIMITED EAFhr"S'-
Pullman Seep.rs Arrives a. 1;la a. m. -,.,.-,,
600 7. VI (l)aliO- Ri'FFALo. UTICA ana oS"E"'
TIt;HFT$ ANn 'pi-rf wsE t;CON,OD ,TTOHs >. =
Mlrrayst an4 "a Roadwav Tickets At ter stations.
- 90 Broadway ~ West ia'te, ~ N'liNlo.s.
New York: 232 Wlshington>t 20 Fulton,s'; asa
= Hr0a1Vav BROOKLYN. Time tabl", giving tlI 'Ho'
nation. ct all stations. A.. -
baggage from hotel residence To DESTINATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
n.,r,vour AND OHIO RAILROAD.

49, ,tt.s',S,\ ,'lIt,AGO, ClNSi~
Natl ST. LOUIS. AND ALL fei IN, 2rRWAISs.
PuLlMAN CAR SisY ,,6er, VN day chicago
1880 p H. and 1910 night y fif I3lis l. NJ. 6.1
l. NJ daily tSunda!s. 80 = NJ "H S'ains caI,
ALrIMoRE. 200 4 ~ n, hI 80 ,a, 500 r ST.; g;is
night All trains daily; cxeept 3So T. xHHv ORLEANS
li:3O A. NJ daily 1870 T. NJ. En- sun NJ Washington
500 p NJ daily through sleeping ear VIZ i.e s6i 45
40 broadway 81 East l4th-st.. 400 franc ST..
si4 Ful,on-st. Brooklyn: station 1901 VI
G r. r. OF -. j. -, III Tor and ehoeo
New-Yorl Transfer Company VIII , csi -,
bargage from hotel residence 70 aes'''"''S~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
ROYAL BLUE LINE

pHrL,nrrprrrA BALTIMORE. AND wAsIrINGTowH:
For ihiiadciphia week days $50. 500 go 10 %.
il;O dining tap n NJ. 20. 800. 400 I;uGst fasi,s
Carl. 800 Dining carr. 600 20 so r ~ 2is
% 800 Dining carr. 100 NJ. i2:i5 night go,
For Baltimore and Washing n week days. 3|p II Y
D.nlng can = ". 3o 500 800 IDo1ing DaEl 80 80
= NJ i2.iI night Snnd1rs. 9-o0 II 30 dining car)
A 81 10 500 1)nins can 7.3o ? NJ i2i5 night.
Ticlat and Ia~lrr err SEATS c7n be p-ocur.l at III
ccl ~ a,t ilso - Broadway. 49, Gth Ave-.
81 Fast ii,h s.. i9l E1s' i?''h ST. @i' Wes, i2''h
- oI Columbus Ave New York: Court s.. $50 Full
TN :, ri-.olivn: o. R~oadvav WILLIAMSBURG he
~~wY,-S T-tnsfor COMPANY wiz call e and check bag.
r4vn s-Yrr hotel - rf-.is1ca 80 destination
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T.na TrlTie-I1l llII I1fI'I- 'IIf''f7
Total Ibis ..... ! 800 90 1866 90 .7ora leie ~
Average p.r ,l1f. 80. 80 s'.'i- ~ "''TN
Refined petroleum remained uuchang'l 80 t'-
cents gallon in barrels. .C cents In bulk and 6-s
I'm cases. At Philadelphia quotations WI" atI '"i,e
IN barrels and 2fn cents Boo bulk Crude was quoted
AT e cents I'm barrels and cents in bulk. Naphtha
was IN changcd at =. cents gallon.
Foreign quotations were unchanged A. ~ francs
per lOD kil0s bat points lower - Bremen at ~
marks per ~ kilos and lower ~ London az iii5i
per imperial gallon.
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Dunrina Afa0cmlcs.

4 LEXANDER MACGREGORS Mendelssohn Assembly
"A Rooms los West j5hst Private lessons and classes
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r. 20 T. WALTER. lately returned from Europe
~ Glasses and private Lessons IN Society Dances daily
$26 Columbus-ave.. S0th and S1st s;s
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston Feb. 2i.-COtton nominal; mddllng
ne: low middng. G15-lGc: good ordinary. s,sc:
net and gross receipts, i@s bales; sales &C bales
Norfolk Feb. 24-Cotton easy: middling. nc;
low mlidiing Gii-i6c: good ordinary &c: net and
gross receipts, 36 bales; exports TO Great Britain,
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