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New-York tribune., 1894-04-13

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pEFyrs- V.celrfs were % .srs. 90" l'1t y cars
~, 50. ai.frh,.-.- .p ..f. f- export .tt~. rrl
~ o.. ,,.,.-. e. f-r!.rr f.rnr. a..Itr tf"
I,. n,t.,~ i.~, Il. i.- .,~,. al g. r,r rrs o. Latest
80 Del.. ..f. f.ffi,rrtf~I i..f af,ils - teu
,- n srt treri'an .,...s SLOW - London arl
,.,,-,l a., On. 4tn.. e.f.rrt.ei dressed weight.
,~',. a.. ,i..g.s ff' -.rn...'. t.f4r. lpo cattle
it trs,.s, ~ s-1..ar-..il l. a s.trsor. - sheep
,I C,'ia ~ noe .-f 80 0af.ie aus 80 sheep ''~
Grn,co f,r ,arious rrrl~rs r,.r.n.w mc tlropo vui
.t. .y, 40 ,..f. .rI - fi,rp ~ which -" .afti"
.r.. for ID II sherman and cattle ami 80 .'-ep fr
NJ a;ol.fnl,h
CALVES Hec~ir's Including il'" arrivals ''''"r i'r
~, h,aI = vi',h about go loa1 v.r~ on ~a." t'
rn.,,irr cool ...le v.r- and far demand.
HAT c5r1non Co. slow and about a" were ,frf'i s..-
V.f.r'..i .les f4~isr tr 'irt iit'sDI t'4l.
54s, o fnr ci'y dr.s-"!. anl 81 '. f"r l'fl" 'nt"s
sales Hume a M4I.n. fI .'fi. l.a y .f'rIE" - 81
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13

Buffalo April I2-Cnttie. Receipts for tae last ~
sane time last w~c 800 head consigned through ;oo
head; to Ncw-Y"k. ~ head. IN s'ie 20 head 10th
s2at2 ~ Hogs Receipts for ne last - hours. p0"
10 New York. $50 head. sale. $3.50 hrad. market
d~@r: late sales Of Yorkes s. as5 3a good medium
s. - Y9,kers 81 iGn - ." F9 , nci'a" 81 ", ana % hay
coughs 81 35as5 s'ars 81 3saS sheep ami lambs
illus FAR - 500 head. for same tine la. wech, - oo
head: consigned through 200 herl 10 NV York 1870
lambs slow and "ascr ior slsrp, el9ar" an sni T.k
s. 30. fair 81 25pS5. CLIPPED lami~ comm.n - Hnr'.
50 5oas' H.2 ", G sh,R & n ir n m, f9 - SAS %
Ulon stock Yards. chl-ago. Aprl u -lcc.pi. 1900
head market weak cmn@n 80 extra r'rcrS s; 20 81 :0
s. 30. ealye, $? 2'gs@ T. lggrs %och C sead ma,
s. s5g$5 H. assorted s5ns5 10 light 81 55as5
ppe,k interior 10 cho!c. S3aSj j.. lambs 81 5Oas5 o.
marf~t steady prime 81 2ias!ei g9i 81 Sass god
he.rs. s. 5Oas9 25 bulls and stag. >2asi good ers;
81 pass & 49, S. G % '3lA1' g. o, @' YS. and
s. 55as5 G9 common 70 fair i9'k,s 50 i'aS55 90 piss
g q :. s. ] scsa % sca % = sb s aTs sss' 5a am rh
81 5Oa$I o. good, 81 2,HSl 40 fair e. 21g@ - common
s5ses s. oas1 s scaSy and ha cycs % ssSsa clipped
sheep SaaSI clipped lambs. 50 3oNS4 20
supply Of natives wns only - cars. The steer market
opened weak and The majority Of Them sold ioc l5e
light offerings calves held that end II market
steady ana strong. Native sleers. l5ogs' 10. cows
81 C50s2 20: Texas 81 75Ws3 ., Hogs-Receipt,
7.54l head The market very weak particularly for
the common and rough grades The best prices OBJ
tanei for early arrivals and The close al about m"
lowest points 81 the day fey chooe ,o heavy sold at
nehsrs - s s'gsa 10. sod mkt 81 .SaS2 So good light
again weak though better grades sold about steady as
compared with yesterday anything inferior was about
to common natives at s4ass according to qualify South
west s. pounds average. at 81 2a end small lot OF
n Ia
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Now YOrk, AprlI II. INNF
BEANS AND pEAS-DOmostic white beans without
change Of Importance demand does not show much force
but the moderate offerings fairly nrm hold
Red kidney dun and weak. would be difficult 10
coed s. II best lots Lmas nrm. Foreign beans
moving slowly. Green peas dull We quote; Beans.
per bush. 50 - do medium 81 60 do pea 81 20
MSi 72i. white kidney. 81 SjG$l ~. do red kidney.
81 IOa$2 l1lx: soup. 50 do yellow 81 So do
lima California go NJ. 81 0as2 -: DO foreign
s. ISGSa 2J medium, 81 4OdSI 10: do pea. 81 5On
81 ~ peas. bbs 81 12: do bags. 81 15u$l Oi.
do Scotch. 81 21i9U$l 30
BUTTER The of the trade were not large. but
receipts have fallen 10 very low point and the GER
Will clear closely this week led 20 a
0rm holding Fancy fresh creamery brought 23c more
easily yesterday. and the lower qualities found n
larger place Posi- bly shortening Of creamery
may help dairy lttle half tubs have moved slowly
since tho advance and outside figures are stl
high OF the fresh Western peckngs are coming
this way and the market is stronger In CONSEQUENCE Ex
porers can hardly their orders at l14l2c We quote:
Creamery State. Pennsylvania or western extras per
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
THE STATE or TRADE

pol,ore Aprn ie-Flour dul. unchanged saI, ai,Gii c
Nny cii N nc. July G3pd34c steamer "so .o hush
rniin- bv sample GCq j2c' STOCK" O ~ St4Gc
salee l31 bush. corn stea ~ Il, rlv ;5c bid;
,nru IIi.c ASKED May. i31.Gi4c. 1tn,y,is 159l &c;
s,,,r,ar uy,d 4li4c asked southern -! - Gg ,ppI
Az ,n raJr 30, iti,c: stock. ~ W. bn Vo .
hnah oats firm: 40 = white Wssteii,, "' s,1octve,
,gvI ~, 9ji.N3fc stock. l01. i,t nhHh A.. ,a,d IA
NW 5jl5fc. stock % 92s bush Hay steant IL nm
I, y" tin"hy si4 5Oqsl5 Grain freights s'eauy' @ ii
cbenreI Cotton steady. middiinss 80 HseS "'
1ligc. ..,.- CORN very
potor Apru I2-FIour dull and easier .,,s OH i,,ii
-, ~, 0rnor oats quiet. but steady 'Io' H''
s'arcr on sP't steady Butter firm: steady & &dt
r,o,j. iesf Northern creamery. @fd%'c 49,, =, rs.
o.. fresh Ioires lsa2ic. Choose hII' L. am
I Xorfhorn ia I3c: ohio flats. llN ~. tbe
to.,, ,'a,,and. western l@Ul2l-c tsr'eiP's ~,
-" q El,i- n e.}2 bbis and 8 Nlo acNs' O'''' '
Lush. oa,s l2, 10 bush: shorts ~" 'o"S ~,
nuralo April - Spring wheat n sma, ,,nrn nuiet
~ b,ta Vas onrr.I q T3T iIc. NJ lSor,"v's "
e.fos 10 ulJ bush. Cgisc coslns. 'oc as5n, ono Nn
b,rI closed ni.c: Northern 40 "'-sV ,.,ry rales
h.ri r. sold "a. Gtc: winter wEeat o"'i 30, ~ ,~.,k
,rs \, . red enc. No whit' "',a't, ,'rices
r,rn-O Quiz ana easier rac. clpsmG ~. cars
-, - an tr,,k l3 80 yellow - 'F,' -,
a., al -irs ~ , yellow i2Hn sc; car y 'i"
r.. ,,rs y, corn - N VI cars 0o1
..i.s i'm store 5000 bush 80 yellow" - i M
h,,si T, = com llGii.c. OATS Lower 1,iim H.
,h. d..iirc. sales ~ cars No wni". - -,
,>t 49, \, white sc: ~ mixed. 3o'sc asN'l ~ ~ 80
,,,.i., e. o0.rlng.. Rye-Dui 40 :, sc ash'l ~ 49,.
sim ouat unchanged. Mll feed-Uur VII. a.,
.t,, ,.,,ai fr.ights-i'4c bid for wheat D'"'S /"
load 10 opening. =,
chicago April r. The LEADING futures ranged "' ''
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13

London. April ~, 1870 ?. m-Consos 100 l6 for both
money ard the account. New York. Pennsylvania and
ohio FIRST mortgage bonds. pos. Canadian Pacific II:
Erie 74. de- second conso S2ls; Illinois Central o6il
Mexican ordinary. ia. ~ Paul common 6js,. New York
Central I034; Pennsylvania. 52a. Reading II. Mexican
Central bonds. 5Si.. Atchison common
~. The amount Of bullion withdraw from the Bank
~ England balance today Is fll.Wo. Money laHla.
per The of discount In the open market FOR
short huls Is lsulia cent. and for months bills
7-iG per Paris adyiccs quote per rentes
30 fran" 22 centimes FOR the account, and exchange
I.andon al - francs l1s centmes for checks.
Paris April 2-Thc weekly statement of the Bank OF
France shows decrease of S5oO'O francs In gold
2NgJn0O francs In silver
Berlin April i2.-ExchGnge on London. 20 rparks 43
pfcnnngs for sight and - marks 20 pfennngs Tor 9oday
bills
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13

Galveston. April l2.-Cotton quiet midlng nc low
mddlng IL l6c. good ordinary. csc. and gross
receipts. 80 baies. exports 10 Continent 69l bales.
coastwisr 23 bales sales. Ol bales stock. - 369 bales
Norfolk April l2-'otton steady. middling. Nc low
midng ~ 10; good ordinary. G',c. net ana gross
ceps 12I bales. exports coastwse 316 bales sales 5S
bales. stock. 5ll.2 bales.
Ncw-O ORLEANS. Aprl II Cotton quiet; good midillng.
1-lGc middlng I.c; low millllng. Gisc good ordinary.
G.c. receipts 1853 bales i7S9 bales
rain 6loO bales. to the Continent leo bales
sllcs 1900 bales. stock. lNG.1sO bales.
savannah. April cotton quiet mlddllng. l6c. low
mddng - Gc good ordinary. Go-lGc, net and gross
receipts 80 bales exports coastwise Sjl bales sales 30
bales. stock. ~ 6IJ bales
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13

Boston. Aprl l2-The demand for wool has been very
good. and The sales slightly over 3ooo"0 ~. Tho
market IS steady with nrmor tone ohio neec"s sold
moderately haze for NN and NN and above. 2oc
for y and 2-n22i.r for 80 I. Michigan y s worth lNi
dcaine demand 2lc flr MiDhi-
gan. and 23c FOR onto Inwash"d oomhiugs Is
sales l9f2lc Tor ana
thfe.-.ghhs Territory wool sells steadily 9ni3c for
nnc and nnc medium. a secured basis of 3in36c
Trvas wool duh hut considerable spring california sold
9fflliac. Some Arizona sold AT l2Nl3c for fine
medium. fat sheep ohio and Michigan. sold at llGl1,.
lulrd nrmcr and quite active. Australian anI other for
c uu
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13

SswYoEk s,505 $sliys[is: %sysrs. S? 4d7 t59S So
SeW sSst1Tt orleans deliveries. $40 2i72 ooo
Total deliveries .........--54ss $500 I4l5s
AaesS 9St4G5 Ss9ls %iSS %SisSs Ss5Sss M5S
The market Brazil coffee on spot seems aS, to .,
pegged 7ts for RIO 80 bu, m cogq geas1 n 'ousni sn
soseihs4 sGs i the marx mse IS in very eoad
ton Mid coffee rules about steady with n'ue'"'e
sales movement ana prices unchanged
FLOUR AND MEAI-The -four market was again ye,y
dull with buyers hedins on all 'ne oS 0's nrnsry ali I reduced
their limits jobbcrs ioc below asking figures as
some lines OF winter sraghs buyers figures but the
sSS pkss incadns 800 patents s. a$a 30
1000 bbs winter straghs 81 ggs5 ~" M nbs & CI""5s 9
50 30 2oo sbls prns p9sH; 55 81 S Sss 81 ana % c
clears for eSpS % a. a. " Ssnes u.s. aa S in sosaen aour Is
Y ssSaE '%i dsst - aSs Ss'
100 bOs Iandyw1ss 81 7o IsssmsTf k dG
white s. C ae ysD ss 5,c o Son5'f so ss &c. o
oase aeo s5SaG sSsss 'O sharP SoS cS
lines in bulk ct .ee mill ye M feed HS 4os G'
GRAIN-wHEAT-T whea: market was demoraiized
this morning under further selling Of long what
here Chicago e sold ss low & as 1s,.c s aee,ns
q ne M che ns Of wss Mhe ' the e mn
driven by heavy liauidatlon repoTied for Wal
brought out nrst half hour and IN fact unt mid.
small sss "e or large quantity according the size Of ,he
trader L5e r aYli and heayy and by the belief ha
foreign markets would not buy much Of any wheat ex,
for the bulls and there appeared 10 be aS
Of sale the the yesteT-
was distinctly unfavorable. 1.-THE Cincinnati Price
SS,rren' stated crop advlces quite irregular.
18th the general tendency toward less favorable view
The average condition probably somewhat lower than
rrev,ously considered. Official adyces from Ken
tuckv and the Missouri Weather Bulletin both reported
considerable damage the young crop. particularly
wheat and oats and reported in Missouri.
Kansas Nebraska California. In California the con-
Alton OF had been reduced 10 81 April J. and
the dry continued since In Kansas the
dition April only 72 and there has been no eup
10 the adverse conditions which helped materially In
ducing The news during the latter part
of the day unchanged from the reports in ccua
tion early there disposition 10 take cog
pzance reports and prices advanced quite rapidly
late in day, gaining ic from the lowest here and
iNc al the West The advance accompanied by re-
ports weather in Kansas and California and local
good buyers The close firm at the rally
and on the prices &c sc higher with the
market unsettled business fair AZ The de-
cline aShough good ANTICIPATED owing to
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
n. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave foot u West 42dst. as follows 10 n'
carrier from Frankln-st: 49, ,,,,, v,n,,
$50 A. NJ ,daily except sunday for WallN'r s~y ss
Il h statit~'. Midd.eOwn. Eeryille. Fai.suGfS L..I
carbondtle scranton Walton Delhi. sidney N'''"-
Utica. Rome. oneida. Fulton. OswesO . 40
3.l5 =. NJ Except Sundav sullivan c. fSp',,ss, ,s.sr
Waikiki Valley Railroad stations Campbell Han MOs s.rs
town. EllenSiie. Mountain Dale. Csntretle. Fas'i
Iurleyv.e Liberty Falls. Liberty. Iarks'ule anu ~
infs Manor. ,.r.Aurs
74' l.. NJ ,daily) Middletown. Summi,ye FasssGGss
Liberty Livingston Manor. Rocklani W9!t,,n n.,r,a
Chicago -. ,,.,v.s
J. c. ANDERSON q. 7. A,
IeaVcr-st Nev-fofk
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-lERSEl
Anth-ac.te co2l used eNc.ls.fo.y)
F.gr tracks Automatic Block signals.

tArth-ac.te coal used eAc.us.feiyD
Fllr tracks Automatic Block signals
T.alns is.tc station toot = l.,,t-.S 9.s.,t 4.
cor Easton. BeuH..em Aiea,0wn' Ma1ii ,o ,sS "a
4 r.astonl 4.3O 80 3p L. Al"nto"n. T. IL '-"@~'~
70 IL A. " 200. 80 }. NJ o,n u
10 i.3O 4.3o = ". Sundays $50 4. ". .o "
For Read rg az 30. 500 J.lo. 1000. II IS, n
I:i0 i:9o 800 100 5ii 73o p n l2.,3 ngn- si, -,
days 40 4 NJ 100 40 80 JIG 100 NJ NJ iiO. Isl
zoo - p. NJ. i-;i3 night, sundays 100. a's' T. "-
~ - night. .,..,.... =, 4 "A I'm
u-iay n'ght Su,day- !i5 A " 30 p NJ II y 1sss p,
For Rcd BANK I7nr n-a.ch and poini. "a n 70 ~
PnrS, 80 ! % ls 70 Rcd Bsn'N. sl3 y " sly
DAYS except ocean Grove and Asbury f-'~ wv - -
w d" r0p LAKEWOOD
$50 Sij A. NJ -. $40. 20 7. ~
F5r Fo--nin-,iale oms River Barregat PARK ana BIZ
negat : 81 SIS 4 NJ. l:45. 40 i. ~ "a, ~
For Atlantic C.iy Vineland ana BFidse'on tS' A. -
ro- Monmouth ae-ch scahrisht art H.shl,nt B.sA
20 si5 II 70 A ". 10 is3 400. 40 p. " sas
day, 900 l. - '-0o r. "
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Ii 80 Ulnug tarj A NJ 80. 800. 40 1burei fSs;; s;
can. BOO dining carr Goo. : 30. SO !. NJ, ~
night. saally. $50. 800 % d,inins Sao 4 ~
/ 80. 300 DINING car, 10 p NJ y 10 night ~ I'm
dinins Casl \. NJ. l.2o 90 500 .p,l ny Ca1. ~ ~
+ NJ le.iJ night. sundays. 900. II 20 lpl.hs -
A NJ. i:2o 300 dining can. 30 F. -. ~, ns,.- y,
oei. ii5 al Ito ias3 I'roadWay ~ c,a Aye y
Fast l4tl 81 l3i Fast l25th - 2oi West l19tn ~,
o.i Cosrnn.s Ave. New-York: Court s.. $40 Fw,,,
st. ?N hr92d%hi y , fr ana check sasss'
.r .r, h...I 4 rs~f l-1ce - dsst nation
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13

VI FOR TENAS. GEORGIA AND Fl:oRlpA
llc,cn iron steamships. Aesr,s.tng $1,000 Tons
Pom Nra ori ", nr~i il}. Friday and SATURDAY.
A pELIGU1Fl J. SIN DAYS VOYAGE HN SEN
To GAIN EsroN. TEN IS I!"ncc by i'u L. MENiH,
coLoHNIo srH1NGs SALT LAKE CITY. Also L
Sax FRANCISCO AMI all california Winter Resorts.
FLORIDA VIA BRUNSWICK. GA.
To JACKSONVILLE. ST AIGISTINE TAMPA &c
STRNlGlIV anI ROUND TRIP Tickets issued 70 al
u'.ntS IN r.vas colorado. Utah. Arizona. California
NeN., A.. Grlrgil Florida Excellent ac,ommotat ions
Write f.r oar ,a'-ptgc 1921 Manual 6mailed ireel .
9. II MAILONl 90. G.n AGts. FER ~ y r. y. \
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13

A ApypnTIssEMENTs ANR ssunscnIrTIoNs !

A pNDIllSEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
IA THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE
CENEp AT THE UPTOWN CFFIcE No. .2i2 broad
way, ~ door north OF Thirty -rrst-st. and ADNER-
TlsEMENrS at the following Branch Offices: 25,
EShthave. - e. corner lwentythri-s; i52 SiNihave
l57 Fonrth-ave.. corner Fourteenh-s 76o Third ave.
corner fy,stycnth-st; LOG Third near Sixty
rsst.; Los flrst-ave l06 West Forty lga
Coumbus-aVe. - Avenue A. l323 Thirdave., 20 West
Fouteenth-st 2oI West Forysecond-st. 55i Thrd-ave
33s Thrdayei 2o5l Thrd-aye. between one hundred
end-twelfth and one hundred nd thirteenth SITS.
At the HARLEM OFFICES IsO East one hundred md
twentynfthst 2i3 West hundred
st. and 800 West one hundred forty fth-s up
p. M, regular office rates
IN Brookiyn AZ " Court-st b05 De Kalb-ave; !, ,260
Bedtord-aye. up TO 8 p at regular ONCE rates.
W. c.. London. England.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
cAxADrAx PACIFIC RAILWAY.

,n,cnS y 's''.amssp slnrs nom ~ .og4y-e-,
70 cDMPNEl ANo GUlNA,
TMrFEss OF ciilNN May u .Iuir q. So, Z
IAfpr,rrs or iNDlA june & August &. Z. Z II
To GGs9lMLy Fll1l .so y. 4. AUSTRALIA 81. B
For q. 1.. AVA f-oght aTply go Broadway For
f-.--h. -. .--. VIM =. = Y.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
RAILROADS..
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE. MASHINGrON. CHICAGO, CINCIN-
NATL ST. LOUIS AND ALL POINTS WEST.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS
Leave New-York. foot OF Lberty-st. daily. CHICAGO
% i;a9 p NJ I'D I> lS;lS night & m mrI1TSRTRG :s0 p. n
weekdaya, 900 = NJ. SUNDAYS T:3o u. NJ WAsHING,
TON. bALTlMoRE. 300 dl:3o \; NJ. Dining carr. 80
C3 90 TX SUM-. q 90 Dining carr, = NJ Sunday
ao, i2l5 night. All trains daily except 800 p. ~
NORFOLK. II 80 A. NJ, daily l:3O Z. NJ. EN sun
NEW, ,oRLEAEs 300 p NJ daily through Sleeping
Illuminated 10y Pinsch Light. OIlcet l72 2G 45 40
Broadway n East l4thst.. 400 Crard-st y Y 3i4
Fulton-s. Brooklyn stetion foot OF IAberty-s C. r. r.
Of y J.
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INPANl7GmlMAo
OCCIDENTAL AID ORIENTAL. .. q CO
PACIFIC MAIL ). ). CO.


Rrr CrC. rC.............-............. ~ n
,,.r,; Hr, no Dr f,~rriO ........ MAY - ? m.
GARLIC VIA WONpfJ'Tf' ......-...N MAY ~ - m
Fur freight passage and general Information app ID
i}roadNAy battery Place. Washington b-!aiAs'
and - IirualWay
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
DEL. LACK AWANNA AND WESTERN W. :"
stations In Ncw-Noris foot of B"rri"'
Christopher streets. ,,rrf
NESTIBt LED TRAINS. PULLMAN "
Coaches. ..a


THE ORANGES. summit Bernards,Ni,u.,r, ,.r,.o, Bcn.
Ridge. Madison Morristown. Passnc ia', ia'VAkl AklE no
ton. Dover Stanhopr. HUDpS LAkE ,iini'SrAlN
rATCONG. Hackriistown. SCiOoltl - WATER
Washington. PHIlI.lpSBlRG EAslV.', ssRAN
GAP ROIDSBUitG. Porono Mountt Hs,.TrIC0KE
TON TlTrSTON. WlLkESBAkRE, 49, BiNG
pANVILLE. NORTIIU UMBERLANp. Monur,,s r'TIcA
HAMrON. OXFORD NORWICH Water N,',HsTT'sE os
RCuFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland, - ~, ,roRNINd
NEGO ITHACA. OWEGO. ELMlkN, IN points
BATH nANSNILIE. BUFFALO, aS1 ~, "''
WEST NORTHWEST AND SDtTllNhsl, crincpd
7:2o A. M-BiNGHAMTON MAIL stops a.
900 4. M-BrFrALo. SCRANTON. BnISS1ss Pull
UTICA SYRACUSE and OSWEGO IN thn,1,lo viii
man Rufet Parlor Cars. Connects at !, 'rnornng
train for Chicago arriving 90 a. M hn, heN, MIRA
l:Co T. M-SCRANTON. BlNGHAMTON anu - .
EMPRESS. Pullman paror cars ,,,,, and PLYN
4:lO T.. M SCRANTON. MlLkESBAhhE 49, :,
OTTH EMPRESS. Pullman paror cars. prxGHAy
T:3O f. NJ DAILY BUFFALO. SNiiANIoNs., PuIlrnsS
TON and ELMIRA LIMITED ENfhh''' =,
Buffet Sleepers. Arrives at 1:i5 A. ~, arNGHAE
900 T. NJ DAILY IFFALO. SCRANIIO1;,snn EMPRESS
TON UTICA, SYRACUSE and OSWE"o i
Pullman Buffet Sleepers. ,,,,oD , rroNs -
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCoMMopata aarry ststiopA
Murray-st and 429 Broadway. Tickets al 5ss Coumbus
Is5 and 942 broadway 80 West l2oths, ,s,,,on st., -
ave Ncw-Yo 3sS Washingon-st. 20 .n ful pf0'
"A Broadway Brooklyn. Time tables, s'''s -
nation at all stations ,,.>,v vrul call fr
check baggage from hoteh or residence n.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
VACATION IN EUROPE.

Small party gentlemen for summer tour Continent
OF Europe. Portions II the Journey be made foot
Price $500 Address CTIANNING ELI.ERY. 22s Yves,
3sth-st Now York CltX
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
DIED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,

IL FOR LA GUAYRA. PUERTO CABELLO. cUHA.
Gao I'D MAlkNDAlnn VIA CtRAcAO
FROM PIERREPONT STORES. BROOKLYN.
e. s. NENEXt Ella. A.......... Saturday April II, p m
4 ). PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday April ~ ! p. m
: CARACAS. Thursday. May J. l y.
These American steamers built expressly for the trade
eupcrior aCcomrlcdat passengers
For MARACAIBO-F FREIGHT ONLY.
s. s. MARACAIBO. "Wednesday, April Is
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. los Front-st
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
old DOMINION LINE.

~ Steamers ter NChFoLK. PoRTSMOr"TH. OLD
rO1NT COMFORT and NEWPORT NEWS coansctins to'
VIRGINIA BEACH PETERSBURG ana RICHMOND.
VA. and WASuNGToN. d Tues; Wed Thurs;
fat For WEST POINT yA-Tles. Thurs. ald sat.
From No. ". r. foot Beach-st.. at D. n.
Through tickets and freight all points South an1
West w. l.. GUILLAUDEU. Traric Manager.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
GOJINIRIA\ LINE,


" FRENCH LINE TO HANEE
IA GASCOGNE Rani'l0n. Sat. Apr. - P5O a. N
Ia HEErAGNE Rup". ....... .r''.. Apr q 80 a. m m
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N-~ Yori tc Ai~xanai.s Erypt VIA Pars trip valid
eays. Firstclnss. Sit1. Ssc1a class sllh
A FORGET. General Agent. 40. Bowling Green
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
NETHERLANDS LINE.

NETUERLANDS LINE.
~ for ROTTERDAM and AMSTERDAM VIA Boulosn,
Acr France.
: s NEENpAM M......... Saturday April Is. at p m
:. = MAASpAM ...- : ltndaN, NrtN :. at p M
Fir. cabin upward second cabin. s36 steeraga
e very low Apply fr guide and terms. General
Passenger Agency. 80 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13

The statistical position OF Brazil coffee Is as folows
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13

CrION STEAMSHIP COMPANY Q-lmlted)
~ NEW-YOKK AND LIVERPOOL
Vim Queenstown every fortnight
From P.er - Norin ti.er. foot " 2Mhst. q,
tiasSn NJ T. ii 4 4 N;'~Ia .June .. % \. NJ
Cabin so ani qp0arI. according e. 20, location;
HENDERSON TROTWER5. Bowling Green.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-09-14
A Sad Death.

Martin l.. Punches, late of Co. G,
Both Ind. Vols, died at the Soldiers
Home at 6:3O p. m. Friday, having
never rallied from the operation of the
amputation of his leg.
Deceased lived in Brown county. this
state, where he lost his crops andcon-
cluded to go back to his old home in Mis-.
souri,. He went to Bon Homme county to
work to earn money to move and get
enough to get his family started. I'm
fortunately a team ran away with him.
throwing him out and the loadedwagon
ran over his leg crushing it very badly,
SO that it had to be amputated,
He came to the Home here in a very
feeble condition and wa unable to
withstand the effects of his operation
His family is somewhere on the road to
Missouri and knows nothing of the
husband and fathers death. His great
grief IA that he could not see his
family before he died.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-09-14
Distinguished Visitors.

Senator John Sherman, of Ohio, Gen.
Nelson A. Miles, wife and little boy,
DIR. Daley and brother, of Pittsburg,
came in this morning in President
Marvin Hughitt's special car and are
spending the day in the city. They
have been at Wood Lake, Nebraska,
where they have been shooting prairie
chickens with u fair degree of success.
Senator Sherman has been in poor
health for some time and he is taking
this trip to recuperate his health. The
whole party were driven around the
city this morning, went to the plunge
where they all took a swim and had a
delightful time. They will leave for
st. Paul this evening. They are having
an excellent visit and Think Hot Springs
a beautiful spot with a bright future.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-09-14
Died.

AT their home on the Cheyenne river.
at S o'clock this morning, Elnora, wife
of VIM. Sauer, in the 59th year of her
age.
This was a very sad and sudden death.
On Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Sauer were
in town doing some trading and on her
return home was taken ill, and though
the best medical attention was pro-
cured, an obstruction of the bowels set
in and caused her death. She leaves "a
broken hearted husband, u son and
wife and two grandchildren in the i'm
mediate family, besides other relatives
who have been telegraphed for and
whose answer will determine the time
of the funeral. Services will be held
at the house and she will be buried be-
side her mother who died two years
ago. at the Horse Head burying ground.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-09-14
A Railroad Trick.

The b. s. NJ. people succeeded in get
ting across the Northern Pacific track
ut Huntley without delay and with very
little trouble. They had indirectly
given the Northern Pacific folks to un-
derstand they would parallel instead
of crossing the latter road before reach
ing Billings, but in reality, when the
opportune moment arrived there wa
enough graders at hand to grade across
the right-of-way before injunction
could be procured and served, and
then a little explanation made every
thing serene.-Lead Tribune.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-09-14
Black Hills Tin Interests.

In his report to the conference Rev.
Nichols, of Hill City, stated that he
had had a personal talk with L. r. Le-
doux. the Gently appointed receiver of
the Harvey Peak company and proba-
bly, the greatest tin expert in America,
and he said II never saw better
tin ore and the prospect here are really
wonderful. 1t is my impression that
in a very short time all three of the
mills will be running, and before long
this will be M of the greatest tin pro-
ducing districts in the world" The
tin is here and it is all right, and in the
course of time Hill City and the tin
interests will be brought to the front.