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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08


Cash quotations follows Flour was quiet WIN u
r business Local Sss issns s'ea? 20 q
spring wheat Saa5c red 5olsc No corn ~:
NJ oats ST. No %. n nyH ,imoiSy seed s. s., mess
pork per Dbl $40 23aslo37ls lard per 100 H. 81 S2s
81 T rsVf box rs 81 Is short Clear sides boxed
s. g ass Sugar 'S V 5"i os Standard
H. o 81 per 6 L Raw 5 a so aeG 5ac on he
Produce xchsngs today The butter magse w "con S ra
Sc ss ssfa m S!ef res6 300 ' per- ' ao
FS h G4 n "n sr Gsmans at sss
prces corn in good demand prices continue adysnc
ing market firm and active nnd.r very snt % arr
&c: No mixed track f4rsc Oats In fair demand re-
No o msss ss c I a %f si 00i ad
at G6c Dry salied steady loose shoulder 'G
loose shoulders 5c loose ribs sides &C. loose short
mark msrko s's ssad w. :aes sis 6Ss at 81 %
firm 2n 'ssSy iSerfp
n@ latter M TsasTed from and Ia gary Ssns around s
sample was in sht supply and hard sa wn"r 81
N ~ f1s W at Mn Ssc Rary ruled quiet
unchanged from yeserdays qG9atons 3a,r RSe
steady and in c%snd a., at BE Ior ~ stunts r9. sad2 and and
quiet at sls 80 sacked bran Flour nomnsy STEADY;
mers full prices for all grades on the basis 90, ot
visions higher Mess pork quoted at $40 20 for cash
and SO 40 May Prime steam lard So 80 cash and ~ %
Minneapolis Feb. 7wheat-Fu,ures opened strong and
higher but after easter feeling struck IT, ana IT sod
day. 55i.t Nav c opeDns 5ssc hshe.i S,.c lowest
% o%ssi 90 S % ?S S cash wheat higher
and mers bought moderately. 70 arrive. seou' 3oW"
5esc. ~ Northern. 55c Marks' hrm No oG
quoted At sc oas Market hrmer No %hJr n a "
81 = 3 Sb for f8s and MarEe Ss
demand heavy and stocks moderate Bulk bran 81 ,oa
bulk ilS 20
Philadelphia Fob 7-Flour-Prces generally held with
and very litle doing Rye nour IN ign relu's, s"
81 - fer choice pennsy, nck~nea, n'G. n
owing 10 contnued iniinerence - rNpor.rs ana Srb
lsr5s'.c: April -. a5ec: May Sei.a5o'sc corn-,oi
weather and heavy snowsferns West checker HoNe'nt
81 n. and Market %h was s .ro Sns Price. sdaneed
sc all options. closing iirm on call win r,sm iS,
Local CARROTS small supply. isalc higher. WIN far
demand No mixed In grain depot asa So 90 , on
~ mixed February tIaisc Maren ta,.a'ss c aPr
n Mcy ,ass Arm bur not %aeh demand F@
advanced about ~ IN sympathy WIN rise ,nb,,shed
grade white storage. 36.c: No white short s,e,
age 3Gisc 10 regular. 36'.c. no white FEBRUARY, ,oH
IS Esgs scarce nrm: Pennsyvania hrsts 3oc Wr-ern
nrss .'H3O.. Sugars-Eiehned quiet steady, unchaheel
Oth@. articles unchanged
- Louis. Feb Flour steady and unchanged. Bran
steady, dull sacked At mill t5aos bulk country pelnt.
S corn lover "' Feeusy .osS i2.5 Ialy g, 9ss
higher May. 49, PORK standara mess sc ." i;ard
shoulders &C. short clear. etc. order prices. '.n's'
higher. Dry sail shoulders 40 long clear
sigser Hish vine. steady AZ 81 ~ wco~Missouri
ninoi. medium. i4ai5c braid and low l2aitr iishs ,
he. braid and low. saloc: light hnc Iaac heavy hne
5u7c slightly bury. iogic: hard bury ~ s9alnsIn
Haggng order prices Il. NJ sass n &c y. 10 3tc
,ttff-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
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300
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DEL. LACi>NNANNN AND WESTERN II. II.
stations in New-NOrk loot of barclay and
ChristOphcr streets. ,,..
,cRns "tINii on i.,.t,r

Direct route 10 NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. MONTcLAlR
THE ORANGES. summit. Bernarisyiie. Baskins
Ridge. Mad son Morris,own Passac. Paterson. Boon.
ton. u, yer. Stanhope. BtDpS LAKE, LAKE Ho-
PATCONG Hackeftsiowa. SCiOOLEYS MOUNTAIN
Washington PHiI.i.iPSBuRG. EASToN. WATER
GAP. STROuDSHIRG, Pocono Mountains. SCRAN-
TON PITTSTONp WlLKESBARRE NANTICoKE
DANViiLE. SUPERINTENDENT. Montrose RlNo-
HAMTON. OXFORD NORWICH. Wateryille: LrlCA.
RICHFIEl.D SPRINGS. Cortland SYRACUSE. oS.
WEGo. ITHACA. oMEGo, ELMlRA CoRNINT
BATH. DANSNIIIF, Bl'FFAlO and al points NEsr'
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
100 A. M.-prNGHAMTON MAIL. stops AZ priaclpai
stations. . ....,.. r,>..,,,.ros
UTICA RCHFIELD SPRINGS SlRhCcSE and
meet al Buffalo with train for Chicaeo arriving '-'
o. n. morning. ... -, ,,,,,
90 r. M-SCRANTON. HINGHtMrON ana ELNlNA
..oc p 'MN"scR ANTON wlrKESBARRE and PLyM'
OrrTII EMPRESS Pullman parlor cars - -.
20 p NJ (DallO. buffalo Nestihulei Limited E,pr,nrs
Tor SCRANTON. RrNGHAMTON. FiMlRA BUF..
FAIO Pullman Buffet Sleepne Car. Connects ~
Puffalo with train Tor Chicago arriving AZ 9.ao p n
$40 p N Daly,-BUFFALo. SCRANTON. BINGMATY
TON UTICA SYRACUSE and oSWFGo EMPRESS"
TICKETS AND Pullman ACCOMMODATE At 20
Murrays, and 42o Broadway Tickets al 1e- S,s
;SS and ~. Broadway SO West io5thsi. 20 Loluwu.s
ave New York ATS and 100 rultonsi end - Brosdw.yi
BROOKLYN. Time tables. giving full Information a. "'
wrsTcorr EXPRESS COMPANY viii call t,r ana
check baggage from hotel or residence 70 fes'n'''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
LONDON wool SALES.

London Feb There was a fair attendance at tho
sal. If shrepskns to-day but the competition WAS slow
The offerings amounted 10 5i2G bales. Their" was n
far,hing decline light condition long
wool and - heavy The sales and prices were; New
Wales 100 bales. opmbng and clothing. li4ui,d.
pieces and damaged i,n2ird Queensland. loo bales
comblng and clothing 3d3S.d. pieces and damaged 3.u
;sd Victoria bales. oombng and clothing. 2nNi ii
pieces damaged. 2i.d South Australia. LOCO bales
rnmbing and clothing isnGd. pieces and damaged. l4n
ta.d West Australia 80 bales. combng and clothing.
zGi.d pieces and damaged. 2'.d Tasmania 800 bales.
cnmhlng and clothing iisd5i.d New-Ieaand. Gao bales
comblng and clothing laN6sd' pieces and damaged IL.
ala.d Cape of Good Hope. II bales combng and cloth
ny 3d3sd. Argentina. II bales cOmblng and clothing
ii+d4isd. pieces and damaged - Falkland Islands !
combing and clothing ii-M5igd Punta Arena. 700
bales. c"mbng and clothing "'.nG.d pieces and dam
ed cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS..

Galveston. Feb lotion firm: mlddling Lice low
mddng ii-l0c; good Ordinary 5-l6 net and gross
bales. 3.oi3 bales.
spinners. iOi bales stock. i5i 40 bales.
Norfolk Feb lotion firm. mddling. bic. low mid
dlng lice good ordinary IlGc: net and gross rr
bales: Great Britain. 2.22, bales
6J bales: sales an bales stock 1921 bales
New Orleans. Feb. T.-cotton firm good middlne
y-iGr: mdding. l-I6c: low mdding. ! Lice: good
ordinary 4.c receipts 53t5 bales gross. 53t5 bales
Britain t2 bales Continent 100 bales
1926 bales; sales $500 bales: stock 355 Ii5
bales
Savannah. Feb lotion quiet but steady middlng
Sc. low mddine. lilo: good ordinary $40: and
1876 bales exports TO the Continent $3.50
bal coastwse ~ baes sales 40 bales stock 10 '5i
balea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
lEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot Of Gorilla nd Z and Dcsbrosses SITS.
900 a. ~. daily for MAUCH CHUNK and ints'
mediate stations
Sis a. VI. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BUP.
fALO: NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION FRIDGE. and
the West principal and local points; dnng.car 70
Suspension Brire. Pullman Nestbue Sleeper Chicago
11i1n 4. VI. jaly FOR MAUcH CHUNK and in,er.
mediate Connections for Reading and Harrisburg
800 y. VI dailv. except sunday. fnr ETMTRA and all
intermediate FOR Pottsve and Read
ing ctair.ca. &c Wilkesbarre.
1910 u. VI. daily. except Sunday, for T. ana r.
Junction AID pr.Icosl intermediate stations: Puman
buffet parorcar 10 Wkesharre: connections ior Potts.
vile. -
t:3O q. VI Galiy excep; sunday. for SOUTH PLAIN.
FIELD anc i1'ermedata stations.
5:I5 r. " daily. for East.n ard interrsda's satlcnS
Goo y. VI. daVv. for Rl'FFAIO NIAGARA FALLS.
and all pon' West. Pullman Sleeper yestihulet trila
IONS FOR Rsnding snd Harrisburg 1900
G;:'0 r. w. daily. except sunday FOR Easton AMI Inter-
mediate s'ati,~s
boo p. u. daily Tor ITHACA, GENEVA. RocH :
ESTER. BI'FFAIO NIAGARA FALLS, and all p0ia.s
West Pullman sleepers to Chicago and Buffalo Chair
Wkesh 80
Ticke,s and Pullman sccommodat,.n: ., ~ 2si. ~
md I 727 Br0aSway ii3 po~sry. ~ East iih 50, ~
Ems, i25tr 50 y. Y: Ss) Fulton s. Court ST.. 81
Broadway. an' Brook'vr Anrey Brooklyn y. Y:
The v Y. TRANSFER CO wiz cal for and rfsck eagsass
rom hote. residence THROUGH IN destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
BALTIMORE AND ONO Il. L..

ua,t,mor-. wnsh,usion, CmicnEo: Cincinns's
""'' 81. LSai: and Al i,"in,. w ses;ts.rss
Leave NeM-York. foot OF Liberty ST. sas iSs
CA,;O i:3o o. m and i2:lJ night ZOE, ~ SToIIIS
$50 p M isi5 night For cNcIN,NNAdrIro n hHir:
sS S. m GOO p I'M, M so' NJ Snns car. 50 30
y o. az. sunday 600 m dining Hnrs, css,s 81 H. y
For NORFOLK II 80 daily 30 p N and chatIse
FOR NEW ORLEANS. via Roanose s sst n m, daily
Trans illuminated with Plntsch gn..o ,,swav 81 East
,4iS ST.. III Bowery. y ~ si. $40 Eu'.S to- 81
N.rYork Transfer Co win call for and eneeA oAss~
from hotel or residence 70 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Fob. :. 3f5 D. m.-Beef-Extra India mess
steady 6ss Cd prime mess steady az 5,s ga FORK
Prime steady Jds ID: DO medium
steady Sis 3D. Hams-Short cut about IL 10 10 N;
steady A. Cumberland cut. about - to 30
steady 3Ds 81. short rib, about - NJ. steady Al
c,s 81. long clear middes, about ~ II STEADY ar -"s
long and shor, clear mddes about ~ H.. steady at
c,s Shoulders about IL 70 Is NJ steady At rs cheese
American finest duh American finest coored
Tallow Prime city nominal Cottorseed 81 -
Liverpool refined NJ LIS I'd Spirits ~ tnrIrn,e
steady at els Common firm AZ 3s loitd. Lard
Prime spot. firm A. 3is Wheat ~ red winter
stead, q. & 81 No rod spring steady NJ 5s "a Flour
- Louis fancy winter steady Al - I'll 'orn-Ml
western spot - ~. February steady A. - IA,
March Is I'd. April steady AZ " H. lops az
Iond1n-Pacifc Coas, firm n r jsnf3 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Feb Flour dull sales 90 BPS March
57aa5sc MY 59a59c: steamer No req I Stgx
southern by sample 56qjSc: do on grade o47Ago' ~
stock 7s3 O57 bush; sales 10000 bush. Corn strong:
mixed spot and February. 47.a47sc: March tI1su4tre
Nav lg.c bid; mixed 48ac bid southern witt
47is4sc do yellow 4sa49c, stock 537o 42 bush saes
900 bush firmly held at higher prices: No wn 1n
western 3Ga36sc No mixed do 34'za35e st9 s h y
g45 bush No 56d5Ic; stock ~ '1o ous
Hay firm s2asi2 80 Grain freigh's steady 30
room light. Cotton dull mddiimgs o,?s. Esss ,annsd
.sc Coffee quiet: No 7. l6bGl6isc Others unchahgru'
Boston. Feb. Flour quiet and unchanged 9 p,
nrmer quiet. Shorts quiet. Provisions quiet i'u.
ter quiet but steady: Northern creamery 2ouSoc VS..
en 2325c; Northern dairy. 2Oa22c Cheese steady PCS,
Northern iinli2c; Western. 1Onl1iac Eggs nffh pu'
ouiet: Eastern 2sc: Western and Michigan. 2og2sc
buffalo Feb 7.-Sprng wheat-Only sales. cars 40 !
limits firm. Closing; No nara o97sc,
No / Northern new, G2Hsm64isc do old. tissc WInte,
wheat dull. No red 5sc. No white. t)c track no :
red J5a.c store. unsettled offerings ana demah.
very light No (, yellow 46ac No yellow 464c NO :
corn IGic; No 3 corn AN a46c asked now billing on
track oats scarce: higher: sales cars No whts 3D.
old billed; asked. billed no offerings OF oheI
grades Barley-Market dull but sellers are nouhg Oh "
ld nrces in anticipation OF demand soon quotations. un
changed Rye neglected: No >. 5tc asked store rou'
trn,. demand light; unchanged Mill feed strong I'M
changed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
WEST SHORE R.R:

Trains leave West Al 81. station New-i orr -
lows. and is minutes earlier from toot Franklin So
$3.50 A. VI. Daily Local 10 Buffalo. pochso,
o,IJ \. VI. Dui.y for Albany. Utica. syracuse '
ter, Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit chicago; syrse
5.15 4. VI. Daily for Albany. Montreal 1.Ssa.. m.
cuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. io''"'''
tioit, Cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis syracu.A
7,45 u. VI. Daily except sunday. for luea' ''
pailv for Albany idea Syracuse. Roensss
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. pe's0" N'
chicago and st. / cus ..,.- "a sleep.
For tickets time tables. Of local trains p"' ,sssxn ara
ingcar accommodations apply city oHiesS a, nrncIpai
hotels For other Information address .ssnt.
C. T.. LAMBERT. General Passenger "s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
/. II. DAHLNAN.

honest, straightforward manner. the Dahlman sales
are rapidly becoming the gatherinsplace OF 'he
better class OF horse dealers and buyers Tor private
use from all the East. Prices ru!ed ialr a
the sale Yesterday and the quality OF the io's SOFA
excellent. =, .,..,,x
The next sale will be held on Monday; oeglnning
al 10 a. M when 800 horses OF all grades ADAPTED
for the Eastern market will be disposed Of Inc
horses may be inspected at the Dahlman stables IN
ty-fourth-st.. between Second and Tnird aVes
until the sale begins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
ANOTHER DAHLMAN SUCCESS.

BARGAINS IN HORsEFLEsH SECURED BY WELL
PLEASED BIDDERS
Dahlman scored another success at yesterday s
great sale of horses. Dealers from New-England
cities have ascertained that horses be purchased
At the Dahlman sales cheaply as in Chicago.
Moreover they get opportunity to try their pur-
chases after the sale Without the slightest effort
At bye-bdding and with everything conducted in an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF W-JERSEy
CAnthracite c"ai used exclusively
FoJr tracks. Automatic Block signals.
ON AND AFTER DEC. BID. 1894.

on AND AFTER DEC. Sd. 1894.
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty-st.
For Easton. Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch CHUNK, &c.
~ :!s sIs Us & Es o 4 W. S $40 ~
40 G;i5 % Easton) A, NJ 90 $50 500 NJ -
rSF so 80 sSnas sVs sss o $40 A.
For Reading at 49, 500 SD 1000 20 A; n, lis
days, 43o A: NJ. 100 800 $50 800 NJ: 1913 night.
HsTrlsou;y a, s 40 800 500 siC ~ i;lo go "a
p NJ. i2:i5 hight n -''' "F"'' .''-''1': '-'' 0'"
For su NJ d S -,o aIs " & oo o
Pleasant 40 s:f5 1870 A. NJ. 10 l5 q 40 to PED
HanD. as 20 81, " swrday days. nxcse. oceas
FOR LAKEWOOD,
40 s:15 a. NJ. LAS. $40. 40 P ".
nera' 30 Sis A. NJ. las $40 p. ".
For Atlantic City Vineiand and Bridgeton. 40 A. ".
xs r4s &on9ss .''f9 80 s;a', IT. ga a's III.
r NJ SUNDAYS o.oo 4. " ico
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA BAaIIMoRE AND WASHING
For Phlad lphia. week day.. $50 500 800. 1910.
s.5 :" ?S'i Si T. e. s IS R.f;; 'S.S;
800 Dining Carr 800 T. ". l2:l5 night. oon Ca.
A. N 30 500 DINING CAR 600 P. NJ. 1918 right
Tickets and parorcar seats can he procured at II: i
?si ti5 ~ Lao a23 Brossway Ts' s.haye g E.
ilnbus New York: Cour,s' SEQ Fu.tnn-s, Brook
ivr rs Broadway. williamsburg The Sewyork Trs<ss.
COMPANY will call for and check baggage from hoel Or
residence 70 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
TUE ENGLISH CHAMPION WON.

Landau Feb THE international one-mile skat-
ing match on Cambridge Fens to-day was won by
Smart. the English champion. In minutes % 80
seconds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08

A DvERTIsEMENlS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL. BE RE
cElvEb3 AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No la: broad
EASEMENTS nj the following Branch Offices; 23i
Eghh-aye = corner Twenty hird-st. l52 Slxth-aye
1877 Fourth-av.. Fourteenth-st $50 Thrd-ave 100
Thirdaye.. Forty enh-s o28 Third-ave..
Sixtynrst st; LOS Fst-ave lOG West Forty second-s
100 Columbus 81 Avenue Al 3.3 rhird:avs 20 West
Fourteenth St: 2SI West Forty secondst S5t Thrd-ave
33S Thirdave. oO51 Third-ave. One-hundred
and twelfth and One hundred and thirteenth sta
Al the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 Fast One hundred and
twenty-hfth 2t3 West hundred NTH
p n at regular once rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
TO CHANGE YAcHr-MEAsuRING SYSTEM.

London. Feb. THE Rule Committee OF the
Yacht-Racing Association met at the Iangham
Hotel to-day. Messrs. Watson. Fife and other de-
signers were present and explained the formulas
already submitted by them for changing the pres
ent system OF measuring. The committee will
shortly make a report upon the matter. Lord Dun
raven Mr.. Jameson and other prominent yachtsmen
attended the meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08

PIGEON SHOOTING AT MONTE CARLO.
Monte Carlo Feb THE fourth days shooting
for the pigeon prize resulted In division OF the
nr,ze among Chase. Hannay Roberts. Malfetani
Reilusci and Gervais, each of whom scored eleven
birds out Of a possible eleven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
Err LIN ES

York. foot che nbefsst. daily. as follows. and ave
minute earlier frol. Nest I'D st.
915 1Amda % a aso iG1 Mae ad sag
manca- Paglor 10 Buffalo.
300 Va Limited aA s0a sn cs fer G
slj q. m, chicago I p. m Sleepers 70 CHI
$50 NJ sSs :5, s' I; 5 9:
chicago and the West. Buffalo passengers csa
eman Ia sleeper until A NJ
S45 l & Hao lsf ana N na eS
ard Cincinnati Dining Car.
OcAI. TTiE TABLE. lCKETS AND pifLyAN
Il coommoiations At III POI. .0i and 957 Broadway i3
East I2ah-s Chambers and West 23d 81. ferries New.
York: 1913 Futon-st. Brooklyn 200 iuGsonst Uohok.a
and Jersey City Station Erie Transfer Company calls tos
checks baggage from hotels and residences % dst
nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
Kailrcaos.
.AMERic.'s GREATEST RAILROAD.
NEWYORK
CENTRAL
& HUDSON RIVER R. r.

Fran Grand Central station. 42d Street
k.:SO A. M-EAcept sunday. Empire state Express
busiest train In the v orld.
O,:fO M-Daly. Fast Mail. For syracuse Rochester.
Bunalo Niagara Falls Chicago.
iO;;,O A. M-Except SUNDAY. Day Express For all I'M
40 T. M-Daiiy Southwestern Limited. for Cincin-
matt, Indiana polls 81. Louis and Chicago.
3,3O A. M-Except SUNDAY. West Point Poughkeepsie.
Albany, Troy, Saratoga
A,3O r. M.1Daily. North Shore Limited. Due Detroit
~ 40 A. NJ. Chicago, 4:3O =. NJ.
600 T. M.-Daily For Albany. Troy. Buffalo. Cieve-
ianI Detroit Chicago. Cincinnati. st. Louis.
G,15 r. M.-Daily. For Troy. Saratoga. Burlington.
Platsburgh and Montreal
1,oO - M-Daily For Auburi Road points. Buffalo.
' Niagara Falls Ciev Gland. Indianapolis. st. Louis.
300 p n Daily Only s!sep,ss Car passengers for
O,l6 f. M-Daly. For Clayton, Cape Vincent Ogdens-
burg Cleveland. Detroit Chicago.
rr,O5 Night-Except Sunday night. For Albany Troy,
Hunalo Niagara Falls Chicago
0,OA A. NJ and 3i:sS r. M.--Dally except Sunday, to
Pittsneid Via Harlem Division.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains
Trains Illuminated by Pintsch Light.
Tickets and Wagner Offices at Grand Central Station
ii3 2Gi Alb, 7s5 Broadway; 81 East i4h-st Lincoln
Bahdins; %. Broadway; 235 Columbus, ave; IS Yves!
FULTON st ard "A Broadway T.. D.. Brooklyn
baggage checked from hotel residence by the Wesco
Express Company
JOHN NJ. TOticEY GEORGE w. DANIELS
0eusral Manager Ssn. Passenger Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
YELLOW FEVER WAS RAGING.
Capt kIages, OF the Priscilla, Makes
narrowing Report
Bv Southern Associate Press

BALTIMoRE, June 25.-TLc American
harken,ine Priscilla, Capt. Hinges
arrived here today from Rio and
Sautos with Il cargo of H. 4j3 bags of
coffee.
Capt, Klagas reports that when the
Priscilla LET, Santos May II, yellow
fever was raging on every side aud the
scenes i'll the city and hurbor were
narrowing.
Men were dropping dead in the
streets, dying by scores in the city and
on the vessels IN port.
Some oi the vessels Ind their flags
at half mast day after day for weeks
as man after man of their crews sue
cumbed In the scourge. Tho death
boat was being moved about the har Dor
night aud day from vessel To vessel col.
iecting the dead and taklug them
ashore for burial. Some OF the vessels
had only one or two men left o! their
entire crews aud many of them were
nable 10 get away from the pest hole
OF fever owing 10 inek of men.
Seainen we're scarce and when vesaels
lost their crews II was with the greatest
difficulty men were secured To take
their places. Captains OF vessels had
TO exercise the greatest cautions to
prevent their crews deserting or being
iured ashore by boarding house keepcrs
ana shipping agents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
THE COCKADE CITY.
Many Matters to Interest Petersburg.
ers in Norfolk.
Special Dispatch to Tho yirginian.


PETERSBURG. Juno 25.--M MIR. John
Y. Harris, late Comonwealth's Attor.
uey ol Diuwiddie couLty. was appoint.
ed yesterday by Judge Epes. Treas
urer of the county, and he at once
qualified os such by giving boud of
SlO,0 ,000. The value oi tho bond given
by MIR. Harris was over SlOO, uUO MIR.
Albert \. Powell YVES appointed aud
qualified as Commonw ealth's Attorney
to succeed Mr.. Harris.
The boethonse, bonts, floats. etc
formerly owned by tho AlcCabs Uni
versity School Boat Club, of tnis CITY.
have heen purchased by q number OF
young men OF this city, who have
organized what is to he known as the
Cockado City Boat Cub. The price
paid for the bonthouso. buute, ETC., was
$500. lenrn that the property origi
rally cost nbOst $500.
Tho putting Of the new steel ceiling
in the First Baptist Church is expected
tn he completed III few dnys, The
walls OF the church are to be lrescoed,
and it is proposed to put In new puws.
The chutch Is TO be SO changed that
there will be one middle aisle and two
sldo aisles. The cost of the improve.
meuts Will be about 81. 900. The pulpit
platform has niren,iy been lowered.
The School Board held a meeting to
night and elected ieachars for the pnp.
lie schools for the next scholastic ses.
sion.
The pay car OF The Norfolk a. West.
cru Euliruad Company arrived here
to-day about noon. when the empinyes
OF the company IN this city were pad
oil.
Petersburg Royal Arch Chapter of
Masous huve elected tho following of.
tcers; High Priest, ) II Northiugton:
King, II o Jones; Scribe, K L Mat.
tesou.
Powhatan Starke Lodge of Masons
have elected the following officers for
the ensuing term: y ) Il Jones. W
NJ; L NJ Gillian, 5 "; Rev John lid
out, j W; w Fl Scott, treasurer; 5 i
Marks, secretary; W p Bsnsley, } y;
Rows q K hnires aud a NJ Hall, chap.
lains.
lnnnch party was given down the
Appomnttox river yesterday afternoon
by Mr. Il NJ Woody IN honor of Miss
Annie Blanks. The guples were MIR
ID Il Turner with Mss Ruth Blanks,
MIR larry Woody with Miss Lillian
Prentis. Mr. " NJ Bnngh with Nlsn
Ella Bell Gonug, Mr. j 5 Alinutrcc with
Miss Lille Taylor, MIR W l. Blanks
with Miss Francis Starr; chaperone.
Mrs / ii Moody.
Powhatan Sturke Lodge OF Masons
have recently received new set of
regnlia.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
by Southern Associated press.

LONDON, Juno %. The Westminster
GhZette snys that lord Rosebery bas
not received Guy communication from
Lord Salisbnry IN regard to the condi-
tions of the latter's accepting Office.
reports to the contrary notwithstsnd.
ing.
The PaIl-MRll Gazette says that ME-.
GIndstonp, ut his conference with Lord
Koaebery last night, seriously ques-
toned the wisdom of the resignation of
the Ministry. INV,
Certain Liberals believe that Mr..
Gladstone, having been physicialIy
fortified by his crnse in tho North sea.
will throw tho weight of his influence
and eloqnence upon the side of his old
colleagues. but the ex Premier's per-
soma friends arc strongly opposed to
his taking any such course, fearing
that the excitement and exertion might
cause physical reaction.
The United Press learns that Lord
Salisbury, besides becoming Prime
Minister, will take the foreign portfolio
Temporarily. Ho has made overtures
to tho Marquis of Dnilerin TO resign
his present office of British Ambassa-
dor to France and lecome Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs.
lhs National Liberal Federation has
IN course of preparation n manifesto
dealing with the coming general cleo.
ton.
John Morley. Chief Secretary for
ireland, Will open tho campaign on
july 9TH Mt Manchester, where he will
address mass meeting OF the party.
Hon. Herbert Gladstone today
definitely stated that hia father would
take no further part in public life.