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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-14
General Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l3-Flour steady; win
ter superfne, Ss02.l5; winter extras, SS'2l %
2.4O; No winter family, S24O026O; Pennsy !-
vania roller straight, S2.5J02G5; western VIA
ter. clear 81 400260 Wheat quiet, easier.
with 57l4c bid and 51yae. asked for February
Corn quiet, steady, with l5'ac' bld and i'c.
osl-ed Far February Oats dull, weaker, Wi,G
S5s{o bid and 38c. asked for February He.
ouiet. but firm; good TO choice timoIh SlSa
l3 50. Beef quiet; family, SllOl2; extra me s,
IN. .5oo4s 80; beef hams. Sl7; city extra India
mess. Sl6d1S Pork dull. but firm. Lard
steady; western steam, $3.50. Butter dull
weaker; western dairy, lO0l5c.; creamery,
ll096c; do. factory, Sl60l4c.; Elgins, 26c,; i'm
itation creamery, l0llSc.; New York dairy,
10a1sc.; do. creamery, l3@l8c.; Pennsy ylvaaia
creamery prints, fancy, 27c, do. choice, 26o.
do. fair to good, 2l0o25c.; prints jobbing at 2Sd
Bic. Cheese, steady; New York, large, S0llLic.'
small, 9@0llAc., part skins, 3D5c.; full
skins, 2d216c. Eggs unsettled; New York and
Pennsylvania Soc; ice house, 20@2ic.; west
ern, fresh, 281e29o.i southern, 26027c,
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refused to Enlighten the Jurv.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 14.-The grand jury
making inquiry into the policy business
cited Mr.. Lewis f. Bennett, manager of
the Western Union Telegraph company.
Mr.. Bennett refused to answer question
relating to the transmission of policy
numbers, and the grand jury submitted
the matter to Judge Dennis, of the Grim
inal court. The judge decides that the
grand jury has the right to ask the ques,
tion, and suggests to counsel for the com
pany that if the Western Union directed
Mr.. Bennett again to refuse to answer he
could be held in contempt without being
committed to Jail, pending decision OF the
matter by the court of appeals.
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New YoRK, Feb. l3.-Steers zoe. lower; oxen
gO025c lower; dry cows 25050o. lower; native
steers, poor TO good Stdo5 10; Cherokees S42
7e4 so; stockers, S26jl038j; oxen, S2.5O649O;
bulls. S.. .75a4; dry COWS, Sl.5O63.6O. Calves
active, higher; poor to prime 7eals S59s 90
sheen and lambs slow, lower; poor to prime
sheen. s3. 2505; common TO choice lambs, $50
625. Hogs dull, lower; inferior 20 choice, Si.4O
@4.75.
Fast Liberty, Pa, Feb. l3.-Gattle steady
and unchanged. Hogs firm; Thiladelphias.
"a. .g5d4 As; best Workers. Siu0425' foughs,
S3a8 75 sheep slow at lower prices' extras
Si94i iOi good, S3.iO03t5; common sl9a
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killed by Natural Gas Explosion.

MEADvILLE, Pa, Feb. 14.-An explosion
of natural gas wrecked the store and dwell
ing of George II. Cutler, killed Mr.. Cut
Ter and seriously injured three others The
injured are George H. Cutler, Jr., aged 16
years, badly burned; Mrs. Cutler, bruised
and cut seriously; Kate Strack, domes-
tic, dangerously burned and bruised The
buildings were completely demolished,
and the ruins taking fire were completely
destroyed. The explosion was caused by
leak in the main, the escaping gas ignit-
inp
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hayward DESpOyDIAI..
Harry's Won 3rlul 4. ervo LAS EVi-
denty Deserted In.
THEY ARE GOING TO HANG NE"

such Was the Alleged Conspirator's Ex-
olamation as He Left the Court Room
Last Night Evidence Presented To Cor
roborate Adry Hayward's Testimony.
M1NNEAPoLIs. Feb. IA The state in
winding up its case Of murder against
Harry Hayward yesterday delivered a body
blow which staggered the defense. The
first witness introduced was none other
than Peter Vallalie, the hackman, of
whom Harry had spoken to Adry as being
willing to assist in the proposed crime
Vallalie's testimony was most damaging
TO the defense, as it oorroborated in a strik
ing wav one portion Of Adry Haywards
remarkable story, and thus rendered thor
oughly unUenable the defence's pet theory
as to Adry's sanity.
Vallalio testified that Harry Hayward
had approached him with questions as to
whether he had ever done anything" and,
If So whether his conscience had bothered
him. Hayward had later asked Vallulie
whether he would drive hack into Lake
Calhoun and let the occupant drown for n
sum of money. II told him ! was no swim.
dlcr," said Vallallie land that was about
the end of it
The witness was cross questioned at
length, but his testimony remained un
shaken.
"They are going to hang me-" Such
was Harry Hayward's exclamation TO one
of his attorneys rs the two were crossing
the street FROM the court room to the
county Jail at the close of the day
Counsel for the prisoner endeavored to
| encourage Harry and remove the impres.
sion of impending doom which the evi-
| dence of the elder brother had created,
but the effort was not successful, and the
young man passed into the big stone
building with the air Of one who had lost
nope in the attempt TO regain freedom.
Late last night nearly every one of the
| jurors was more or less under the weather
DIR. Spring was called to the National ho
tel to prescribe for them at an early hour
in the evening, and made later call to
see how his patients were getting along
/ 1t is true that none of them was seriously
i'll, but there is danger that some of them
may be reduced to that condition before
| the trial is over
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jI;jIj'Ij.3 ! Az y


Pass enger trains le,ve sreI oreoah FOR
gbton, slstingtor, Wti,c Etr @. su
4 a. 7.8s sib 257, S71
For New York and PdlBct'rt.' %. .
"a n tS.as, ilF p. m, O. tunigi
90 p. n and 2.57 y. m
Tor w WiltcE,Bnr. 5,l VIZ It2s., "'"
Elmr0, 6.W, SIS q. II ., 2ff, b.S7 f. Il
For Rochester, E' rsic. Niagara fs.s
ne West 6N e.t5 . n, AND 1G75,2T
For BGividere, he awBrr w - feY
troudsburE, 6.Ot n 2.Si J.. t.
F'cr LamIertv'ljr 81 d Trcr ton VI IN
TUr TuuklEuucCb. o. $50. n. -. :, ~
FOR Ithaca ana Geneva e.0t. 80 9. " '
Tor Auburn gIb =. m. 5S7 p. L..
.. rJeen9a5y55uf VI p, ltVis]'p 2 n0 f'a"e' ''.'
OF sioesto. snc L,nbet var. r.o, -
ais. y. uc., i2i' '.-T. 5E 2, u.
For silver Brook Junction. Auctu5,sr {
Luazleton "a, 7.8s, Is N l2.i7, H. 80 -
Fjr scrsntor, COS, as. n. ato O..
p n.
Eor HazlenrcoE eodo, uriftcn Hru F. cc.s.
,o3, 7.3s, p.15, = m. 1P.4S, 257, ~
sor Ashland, Girardviie anc Lost Cresk, 4.'s
49, 9.l3, 1910 =. m. 10 80. a.ln. H.% p. II.
ror kase Rur, Cen rAtiA, NJ cunt Csru, so
ShAmokin, 9.l3, MA ., M, lS2, s.2O s.2S, sl'
P, n.
For Yatesville, Park PIscc, Mahsncy Cityl,-
Delano e;Q4, 7Ss, 9.lb, ii.ob M, i24S. g.
, ", Gus, lU05 p. m.
Trains will leave shSmol.p .! SIS 81
II 45 .. m, l.b6, 4.S0 $50 p. NJ, and srrlve
StehErdoAh 81 6O4, els n. m, l24S 2.b7, 6,T
Leave Shenandoah for Pottsvillp $50 =,
90s, il.05 u.SO q. m, 12.4S, 2,b7, 4.l06. st
Leave PottsviIe for shenandoah, coo, rs
90t, 10l5, ll.4O 3. m, l2.S2, S,OO,, $40 $50,
1.6F, $40 p. m.
Leave Shenandoah for Hazl, ton sea, ,TSs 9.lb
=, m, 12.43, 267, b.H, 6.08 p. ~,
Leave HaZleton for Shenandoah, 1.86, 10 o
II eeG. m 1918, 2.te, $50, 725, 7,5e p. 70
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Trains leave for Raven Rrn, Centrslis,
Carmel and sbemokln, t,45 o. m, $40 I, n
andarrive at ShsmoRin st 7.40 a. II arc -
p. m.
Trains leave Shamokiu for Shenandoah s'
T.55 a. NJ. end 400 p. M, and arrive al AEF
sndoah at s.49 a, m. and 4,58 p. m.
Trans leave for Ashland, Gtrsrd vsi, u Los
! Creek, $50 q, H., 1890 p. m
| For Hkzleton, Black Creek JuncuuL, - }
| Raven Junction, MsuCh Chunk, All2r.lu~
Bethlehem, Wsstcu snd New York s49
! i2.80 255 p. m.
For Philadelphia 1880, 2,5b p N.
For Yatesville, Park Place, Mahsnc, Cl,y a.
! 1elsno, 849, 1lS5 n. m l2S0 2 o5, 45h tUS
Leave Hszleton Tor $heuEndosh '2p -
q. m, LOS, 5,S0 p. NJ.
Leave Shenandoah Tor Potrsviut s. .
! $50 . 10, $40 p. N.
Leave Pottsville for Shenandoah '.as. 8
| E.u1., 1.S5, 615 p. m.
ROLLIE Il WILBUR, Cen; -up'.
CHAs S. LEE, GepI Pass. Agt,,
Philsielphl
~. NoNREEACHEH Asst, Q, +. n.,
| south BethlahpT.
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She saw M Rnnlrets-

PITTsBURG, Feb BIN the Irwin case
yesterday Mrs. Catherine Hires, who had
invested $500. said she thought the money
was perfectly safe because Irwin told her
it WI in wheat Counsel for the defense
asked her il she did not know that r.
wins place was II bucket shop. She re-
piled that She did not. She said she saw
no hu"EetS there
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,1ENNSY LVANIA kAILROAIs.
sOHuYLKILL DIvIsIoF
ANTTARV IA 10


: soHuYLKILL DIvIsIoF.
ANUARY IA, l8 5.
Trains will leave Shenandoah after the above
late for Wiggan's, Gilberton, Frackvtlle, New
Pottstown, PhoeniEville, Norristowr and Phil
Aoelphia tBroAd street station) at S:tS and HAS
= m. and 4;l6 p M on week days For Potts
lille and intermediate stations p:IQ 6, N
SUNDAYS.
For WiggSn's, Gilberton, Fracgville, EsW
CASTLE, St Clair, Pottsvilie ~ 6:fs 9:4o q. IN.
and S;l0 p m, For Hamburg, Reading, Potts
,own, Phoenixville Norristown PhflRdeluhis-a
1t eco, 9:40 =. M, $40 p. m.
Trains leave Fraokville for Shsn Andoah 81
0;4O a. n. and 1914, 5O4, 7:fs ana lG;S r. :.
'undbys, ll;lS .. m. and $40 p. N.
Leave Pottsyille for Shenandoah IS Isils.
u ;HS u. 3 N. and 49, 7;l6 and lO'Cop n.srnoSys
Leave Pdilsdelphia lBrosd street ssstionj tof
shenandoah NJ 5 81 and 81 n N snd 7lip
week days On Sundays ''srf ,. 3 Scam.
Leave Broad Street Station, Philadelphia,
FOR NEW YORK.
,,SaJ 4O5, SO, S Is, so, 7 sS, q p s6C, 10 80.
dining carl, IL, IL Il a IN, IL noon u Al (L4fm
ttei q ana 4 % m dining cars) i ii, . 80
dining carl 3 ~, T. 5. & 8 so, I IL, s u, 10 m.
r. OF night. sunda 8, 32l, OI t5I SIS sl2.
(diulng car), u aimltei ~ ) y. 9 30, So
~, S2 10 90 p m, l2 Oh night,
Express fOr Boston, Wl.uJIJ en- Ing, IL 10,
weekdays, anu 9 81 q N daily.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
ror BSlumore snd Wss1tny5on ov, 2o, 81
~ ~ " - 10, "a 90 ! H. ~ - tN-154 ulnlnG
;arO 30, 4B, s4t, o q O1a{ {ros Aoual LAm-
teee. dining carl IS, dining carr 6I7, 855,
dining carr, 2 4J, dining carr p m and II oS
night week day. sundays, 3 50, -, 9 10, II is,
IL 80 a NJ, Al, 5 55 dining carr IS dining
carl, 40 O(dtning carl m aud u 0S night.
Leave harAet street rvIry, PniaielphiA
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Express, 8 so q m, Q 10, 4 10 and 10 N week
lays. Sundays, Express, = IS and Y 45 a m.
For Cape May, Anglesea, ld|ood ana
Holly Beach, express, 2 p m, W Q m week
lays Sunday 3 90 fifH-
For Sea Isle City, Ocean CTttS-Snd AvAl0f
Express, 9 90 q m, 4 90 m week Jays,
days, 8 90 m
For 5omers Point, express, ~ N, 10 =
! N week days, Sundays, 8 IS a m
! "a -a4JOsg HopD
| 80 Skss'E'V e. /
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-The senate COS
mittees on foreign relations authorized a
favorable report on the resolution au,ho~
izinp the president to take such measure
as in his judgment may be necessary T.
eonsummate the agreement between tn,
United States and the Spanish govern
ment for the payment by the latter of 81,
500. 900 for the confiscation In Cuba of tn
property of Antonio Maxine Mora, nat
uralized citizen OF the United States
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The Weather.

For eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey
Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia
and Virginia, fair; warmer; westerly
winds. The temperature has fallen in the
middle and south Atlantic states and the
extreme northwest. 1t has risen in the
lake regions and the Ohio valley, and has
remained nearly stationary elsewhere.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. A. - A daughter
was born last night Co the young wife Of
Jules Patenotre, the French ambassador
co the United States. The event took place
at the home in this city of Mr.. James Ell
verson, the father of Nine. Patenotre. Both
nother and daughter are doing well,
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Bsport.d HXpul-ion Of rrinco Ferdinand.
BERLIN, Feb ~ "A report is currcnt
here that Prince Fcrinapd. VI Bulgaria,
bad been expelled from th1t countrs aud
has fled to Roumluin Inquiries made in
various quarters i'm this city have thus far
failed to confirm the rumOr
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The Floods in CaIifornia.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 14-The general
rains of the past few days have filled the
streams, many overhowing their banks.
The Fresno irrigation canal has left its
channel and many vineyards are under
water. If the storm should recommence
the city of Fresno would be in imminent
danger of flooding. AS it is the country
is inundated for miles around the irrigat.
ing bitches.
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Steamer Alaskn Towed Into Port,

NEW York, Feb. 13.-The steamer Ex
celsior, from New Orleans, arrived here
last night with the British steamer Alaska
in tow. On Feb. II, about seventy miles
from Cape Henry, she fell in with the
Alaska, bound from Wilmington, N. c..
for Ghent. The Alaska was short of coal
and was heading for Norfolk, but owing
the bad weather and head seas was unable
to make that port
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Seized for Aiming Revoiutionists.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Feb 1I-Thc schooner
II. G. Sholberg, Captain Martin. on arri
val at this port yesterday was seized by
Collector Fisher on u charge Of having de.
livered arms 60 the revolutionists at the
Hawaiian islands
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WILLItMsPoRT Pa, Feb. II. - James
lSjnden. lumbarman was killed at Rails
on yesterday by a log which jumped from
slide Gushing his skull
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FoRT SMITH, Ark Feb 13-Bill Cook.
the outlaw, was sentenced yesterday i'm the
United States court to forty-five years in
the penitentiary at Albany, N. Y.
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rams leave Shenandoah ss followst

rams leave Shenandoah % followst
For Nrv NOiR via Philsdelphis, week days,
81, ......, I-.o. @.IU. ... r.r. SunVay
resi dsvs, a.a5,7 % T. o., isn 'ss n.
For Nae7fn. snd phila1eph o. Days.
SEQ. .ae .'I, 5 i.i'. suu.
borS - Po,jj!9: e. ": .s,,.. %. M.
cor Tame41a au. sonaaus Civ, ~saS dsys
~ 20 .' m, '~Ss t'h 50 p. N. sun
w'ilisns,g r ,aaaoO,y so lssTlssgrs.
= 10 rs ''"a Sa., IS" 3, 1 & y Y, SS 7ao, . ss
"a, Asnland aud s5amoRin. wse. lays. s.0,
n' li.yO Z. 10, isE, 79O, a.a' g. ". su dAy,
Wor Baltimore woshlrgton =, = ~. west viz
q. R. rough trsius lsay tesd'ug
!psrm,rs' l'ad5 PHI tP.SF go,
S. n d a. N. 24e, 7.27 p. m Additional
al 3 from q h and hestnut streets station,
weeh days, las, Al, SB p. m. sundays, l.35,
sd p n.
TRAINS FOR SHENANDOAH
esve New York Wis PhiIadelpnlA, wee kdAyn
40 m, l.sO' 400 7.SO p. m, i2.ib night Bur
kesve New York via Mauch Chunk weekdays.
~ $40 a. M, l.l0, 40 p. N.
cave philadelphia, Reeding Terminal.
',SR dsSS, t.2f as, iooo a. m, and sos.
eavo Reading, week oBys, l.Sb, ia, 1905, II s.
~. 5.b5 7.b7 p. m Sunday, i.S5, $. IL
i.tGve Pottsville week days, 2.3f, 7.40 =. IA
u 10, 6,l2 p. II Sunday, 2s5 a. n.
fseevc TsmsQua, week dRya, 81, N60, II %
u. -, us, p.2S p %. Sunday, s.is IN
cave MAnaIoy Citv, acet dAyk 8.S5, e.1i,
u +. 10, i.bi, TSs. a.S p N sunday, SIS
8.
Lfsvc HshgnUy Plane, WeeH cTyv, SO 4 Co
~, Ps7, li.he q, n, i25s zoe, 2 n e,7.F8 10 ~
II. Sunday, 240, 100 q. M,
Leave WillsnspOrt, week orss 7f2, l0.1Q(
3St,illF J.. n. Sundgy, u.It I. II.
ATLANTIC CITY DIvIs On.
Leavs Philadelphia, Chestrui 46 81
40 South street Wharf for tai ~.
" ee- -Days-EEpress, 300, a.6 II,
| Az p. m. AccommodsaioI t'
.. m. it,,
notation. % a. m. and "
Returning, leave AL l(s =.
Week-Da DayS-ExI
go sitf 5SS5p. n. Accom- notation. s.I5 a. ~
L-2odd 4.32 p. m.
suuda --Ex ress, 400, 2 30 p X Aocommo
iatlon, rs a. m, anO 10 p. m.
ParlOr cars on all express trains
q HANCOCE Gen. Pass. Aga
Phil2delphiA Pc
a. SWEIGAKn, ten. Suu,
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STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Closing Quotations of the New York and
Philadelphia Exchanges.

NEW YORK, Feb. l3-The share speculation
on the Stock Exchange today lapsed into stag
nancy, and the trading in the usually active
list was without single feature of interest.
Glazing bids.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
SAD FATE OF THE PEQUODS.
THEIR ANNUAL OUTING MORE LIKE
FUNERAL THAN A FEAST.
A GREAT CONTRAST TO LAST YEARS AFFAIR
ONLY ABOUT 400 IN THE GATHERING-No
POLICEMEN IN ATTENDANCE.

A GREAT CONTRAST TO LAST iEANS ArrA
ONLY ABOUT 400 IN THE GATHERING-No
POLICEMEN IN ATTENDANCE.
There was apparently a funeral out at Donnely's
old College Point resort yesterday. AT least that
was what a Trbupe reporter thought as he alighted
from one of the antediluvan cabs which nfest tha'
resion OF clambakes and shfries line Of carriages
was drawn up before the gate and men, scat'ereu
In groups about the lawn. talked in hushed voices.
A strange thing TO the observer was that they all
wore white yachting caps. The bar was eled with
men who bore every external appearance OF peihs
in attendance upon a wake. Down In the sun-paKeo
field that does duty an athletic ground were more
men surrounding a magical keg OF beer which never
ran dry and under a neighboring tree was another
beer keg. with another group OF thirsty mourhers'
There was not soul In the water. but then. thought
the reporter people cannot do everything at fu-
neral even at Donnellys They must draw the line
at something and II these people choose 10 90 II al
bathing why It's nobody's business but their own.
Others did stranger things. Scantily Clad they
raced each other up and down the sward Tor glory
and more beer Two men stripped to the waist con-
tested for supremacy with mealbags tied over their
hands When they had ended they took up COL
lection Then another man performed Idle contor-
tons two empty beer kegs and 5 he seTise m ooR @
indication that 1t was congregaton OF tne ~nna ua-
On the upland and back in the quiet grove were yet
other men rolling at tenpins for gin. and from ,ne
OF piano in pain. while what was once human n
voice was shouting. with many long drawn wall
''Do what would. / couldn't shake the chip from
Monte Carlo. Here there was wild shouting tor
the singer and a rapping OF glasses. which were
emptied and filled again. Suddenly from around the
corner the wondering reporter thought he heard
voice say in mournful cadence; How are the
mighty fallen Last year we went forth a short
thousand strong. and with us were 26O policemen
who paid tribute to the grand Sachem of the Pc
quods. Now we have but 400, and nary a police
man and ditto tribute. The tae of the tiger Is told
and the name OF Sheehan is Dennis. alias Mud"
In course of time there feast of funeral
baked meats.
Late last night the mourners were landed in New
York by the steamer Sirius. 1t was crediby re-
ported that they were rempant of the once-power-
fu PeQuod Club. which acquired especial notoriety
through testimony in the Lexow Committees in
yestigation
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
LEH|GH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of Cortiandt and Dcsbrosseas, ~
TOO A. NJ daily. except sunday. for MAucH Sho'S
s,lS 4. NJ daily Tor GENEVA ROCHESTER, BuY:
FALO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BB1DGE ms
the West, and principal and local points; dinngcA W
Suspension Bridge Pullman Ves,bue Sleeper 20 Snieasv:
11:1O 4. VI. daily Qeayes at 1890 A. NJ SUNDAY! 80
MAUCH CHUNK and Intermediate points Connections
for Reading and Harrisburg ,,,. -. III
100 +. VI daily except sunday for ELMRA sna p,s y.
intermediate stations connections for Pottsve ana he@
ing; chair-car Wilkesbarre. - n
3::.O u. VI Sundays ony) for "ilkesoarre, |" q d
Junction and all intermediate stations. , ,,,xc
4:1O r. W. daily except Sunday for L. ana IS J.ss.cs
TION and principal intermediate stations iulhan ouhes
parlor-car 10 Wkesbarre: connections for I,ttsEhs'
30 p. VI daily except Sunday. for Bound Brook ana
S:iS p NJ daily for EAsToN and intermediate Sta
G,OO p. W. daily for BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS:
and all points West Pullman slespos - To,ono:
sew York Chicago Sleeper 10 Buifao ana lo'o""'
connections for Reading and Harrisburg ,..-
6;3O p. W. daily. except Sunday for Eastern ana '"
900 r. VI daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. RoChEss.:
TER BUFFALO,. NIAGARA FALLS, and an gr,.
West. Pullman sleepers to Chicago and BuNa'o' @nS"
Wilkesbarre. . o,- %, olA
tickets and Pullman accommodatons az 80 80. e. s
and i323 Broadway 81 East l4th ST. 58 East iz,h 80
New-York $50 Fulton St. Court ST. " broau"a'' ""
Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn, y. Y ....s h,s,
Transfer Co. Will call Tor anG cnseA VIZ
gage from hotel residence through 70 DESTINATION
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

,,,-... New-Yofk. September g. 1895.
,bfsANS AND PEAS-Gencra features are essentially
ne fhine as Tor some time past Trade exceedingly
uu ana there is enough urgency sell give Vnlues
Wshk tone except pcrap3 red kidney which held
~ steady awaiting the OF export for next
wtek steamers For all varieties Of white beans both
domestic and foreign. outside quotations extreme
ana obtained only In small jobbinR way. Green peas
puii ana easy. We quote: Beans. domestic marrow
.hoce per bush. 81 sOasi S. do pea 81 7i do medium
81 M :" 40; do white kidney. 81 loqs2 20; red KID.
hey 81 hsl G2is; do turtle soup 81 G5GsI 20 do yellow
eye, - 2"gs2 20 do lima California. $3.50 do foreign
marrow 81 ,oGsl ~ do foreign. pea 81 55Gsl 0i; do
foreign medium. 81 iOdsl IS green peas bbls 81. do
~ IER-Ihere Is not sufficient enlargement ~ the de-
trade but Indications point Improvement in the
Iocei consumption shortly. and Is fet In The
STABILITY Of the present prices OF fancy goods Quite a
small proportion Of receipts fresh creamery
eohss up To the standard Of extras and such the
market Is nclining nrmness. though are not
able 10 effect wholesale business yet above 2Oc Nex
grade to steady. aunIitIea are
pehy ana drag heavily that Of secondav
consideration. Factory held steady less doing This
W.eh we quote: Creamery. 2Oc nrsts IT0
iosc DO thirds To- seconds. 3nGc dairy half ,nbs
iahy Ihsc. 90 Welsh tubs fancy isc dairy tubs nrs,s
otlic DO thirds seconds i2Hl5c: imitation cream
,y. nrtts l3Ml5c do seconds ilTi2c: Western dalr,
Dul5c factory. June hrkins. l1hni2kc do June ,nbs
SqiOitc. ''" =" 'h"us
EGGs-Recepts very heavy to-day but contain n isry.
proportion of held and mixed OF irregular onaiiiv
ana only moderate supply Of really fancy fresh gafhcej
suitable to highest class of trade. For the moderate