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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-09
distinctions to Voters.

The city clerk has issued specific instruc-
tious FOR the guidance Of voters. The most
Important are as follows.
obtain an cgdc'al ballot from the
Judges.
ANY voter desiring 20 vote shall give his
name 10 the Inspector or one OF the judges
OF election. u found 10 oe "a qualified
eIcctor. he shall thercupoa be entitled 10
receive one ballot
The voter shall forthwith. on receipt If
h~ ballot. without leaving the polling
place. retire alone to one az the a0Vart-
u,uts prov Sod 90 prepare his ballot.
'ff the voter desires 70 vote for all the
candidates OF any political party he may
mark "a cross y after the name against
the poIt deal des gnauou Of such party.
III che voter desires 70 vote for any
psrt e-}8~ candidate % any ether political
party he may DO So 10y placing after the
name OF sa. p candidate a mark y. pro-
tttrI ta7t II two or more candidates for
sfch otNre aye 20 De- elected, tine voter
srtIl .'aee his mark after the name OF
tlc- so tav candidates for whom DE wishes
tn vote for that particular ONE. ard IN
su.h rs-. sl-a voter shall ~ deemed -
Raw, voted toc an t.c persons named as
thr candidates OF ire political parts aftsr
whra ht seat elyt ma5e his mark y
eNrent tso>e whn s~t otherwise designated.
Each voter NAV 9rrrare his ballot 'y
narkt~E j. .ros- y after tHe name ~ rF-
wishes ~ vote
-te tee hslo; contains g constitutional
amendment err. other qus~taa to .e slh-
m...cf 10 the vote 90 the people. tae voter
shah nls.e q cross y after Gre question
f,~ cr seer~, ARE amendment or propose
ton as t-e .1ee wav Nr
"A voter aay write .~ ire Blank spaces
u- paste ster arz otHsr name. toe name
ct amy gersoz .o- whom he NAV Nsh go
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-09

For sale by all grocers. Imperial Self
Rising Pancake Flour. The most eco
and best.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-09
WHEN WILL We GET WORK.

Iopic Tor Discussion AT Worhlngmcu's
Meeting al Turner Hall Tonight.
The pE,misss held Forth 20 worktugmea
"a ~ .ndscCDeEl - Xess lex lie vEs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-09

Telephone Main % for Newcastle coal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28

Chicago MAY - GprcaD. There was n range I'm wheat
day = ~ cents ~. -. for July. but Tor
al that it was not biz a market saturday or Fri
dav Th.f" dhl appear 10 b" quit" much outside
ilying There was very strong opening IN" frosts
- sunday and Saturday. but predicted through
most ~ the tomorrow. Commission were At
work again advising customers rraiizr long lines
ulv opened AT ~ ~ So sold and TSi. and
cIo..s! At ia. For thu night a week ia"
'eurh particularly excited tn" d"ci'ns" IN ~"
,.ibl. bushels. proved large any body
expected III. local stock decreased CsoW~ bush Gables
higher Liverpool equal I" ~ r'nis M IN" crop
r.tnrfs fron Illinois continued bad. although
there were some from influential that th"i"
has good deal of rsaggcrltion Much ~ the sta
passage ,'1~o bushels and an in'r"as" In III" English
visible - l~"~ lXh'is INDIA shipments VIZ" uu..s,
bushels The woflds shipments 10 Eutnp" Tor IN" M"h
- 200 bush almost milton NOR" than ia" week
before n. seabuaid ,i'aranc"s w"f" almost t'"""
lni.h.i. There was iu- cash business. about 2~ 900
i.i.h.la half u o. Toledo.
,,un closed a under SATURDAY July opened At hS
sold between ~. or and closed az 32. cents very
largo ,.c.ips and prospect ~ rain mu'h Tor
The rfl.. The car lots were i32I The rstinni" for
TUESDAY tn" local stock Increased Hn~h bushels
Charters were mad" for .,~9Wb bushels
Dnts np-n~d strong but closed rather weak JulN SOLD
between lo and "rt and cl.sed ~ W. cents. IN"
strength earl, WIS ON t,ik ~ fr"st~ Sunday; the
nrnl weakness was receipts ana on the prospect ~
rain The Inspection was Oh 'ai, the estimate Tor
TUESDAY, ~, Charters were MAJ" i"i """ '"SH
I.cni stocks Increased 5iSwn bushels
Although 'nofmouS hog receipts there was
lncrensr the speculation In provisions !" max.
higher market Pork ~ on" tim" shovel an adN ~
cents of -, ribs. 81 l@'g cents Abou
half nf this was held the Close" There We're ''""
hogs. the estimate Tuesday 500" TIL" advance
Was In spit. 81 - poor cash demand --
calls AT sol. cents July NJ ''s cents calls
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28

Morl;e, closed quiet and steady e.. iM6 pom. DO.
COMPARED with SATURDAY closing prices lahsi'ifb''
notices To- Total sa.es ia03r bales N'w-l In gi-H
receips bales: sales. 13i bales. spinner - d.
hsIes thus far this week. 1905 bales Exports today
Great britain t279 bales Thus far this week 'sfea;
britain iO9,2 bales; France. $50 bales; continent 90,
bales stock IA io bales Estimated receipt. o. cotton
az the norris: To-Day. 5000 bales against 'blo mles
las, week and 2l09 bales las; year. This week 2'oV'
bales against o66 bales last week and 1l-'l bales
las, wear Memphis i52 bales. last year .. hal's Hous
today and last night, officially reported; ior con-
sr mn,or .3I bales contrac.. so bales. total ~
bales Srot cotton quiet: middling upland 3-l6 md
ding Gulf a16c which is lice lower compared WIFE
IiveTnoSl cabies-spot cotton quiet: sales. 10000 bales
receipts 1900 bales American 1900 bales; midaling
unlards 37sd Futures opened steady. partially l-r'd
decline closed barely steady. unchanged - point de-
Line Nav 3,2i.s May-June. 3'2zs June-July 312 3;
I,iy- August S54s: september 3os september
October 3555h: October Move mher, BOTH Novem"rl'e-
cemher 3lIs; December January 3Ss January February
3,os FEBRUARY March, 3Goy Manchestcr-larns quiet hu:
steady: cloths quiet.
foFFEE-speculation was extremely dull. with prices
way for European chief sales for october
delivery Havre barely steady May, % francs; June
S o. francs and August % francs September "a -
Sranos Hamburg quiet May. June and July 20 * pfg-
August and September I6 pigs October 14I5 pigs San
fos for United States 1000 bags per sorrento
10 600 bags per Salerno and leo bags per Egyptian
prince santos receipts. 5000 bags; stock, 900 bags
rhanee 3i6 receipts. 1900 hays stock. 234OJJ
cisared for United states. 600 bags.
Contracts closed quiet 1920 points decline SAILS
were 600 bags, follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
WEEKLY EXPORTS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

tW-Iork. May -, l>''
COTTON-The maryoi opened a. a decline ni - -"
points on unfaVoiahlc from l.\epool, ADVANCED
within 10 . points ~ SATURDAY closing pr res, ana
then cascd about opening prices thcn aHNn''' n
little all Of change taking place before W. n u
call. The Of the market during iN' niNll,tr
was steady ami uncVentful. About the onN n'eicsl|
feature cloped was an Increasing dss"nn 10 l"
date Room traders confined their deals - QUICK tHs
and the trading was FOR the most Of" '' me 'n'in,
closed quci and steady with n f'e~ * 10 !" points
and total sales II 300 halcs :. gA'eht th1t ~
erpool has moro than disrounl'I "r l'I'fls, ""
this combined with quiet trade - 300 hester caused
quite free selling abroad with "a NJ i"' h" IN contracts
Of about points. Indications ar" in better wei'h'i
with mprO,e Cd crop prospects New orleans sent g"'i
many selling orders here but their execution an NOT
weaken our market mu,i. The investment buying Is los
pronounced than has been and local uaders are very
conservative fher deals. Rains were quite genera
Throughout tn cotton holt yesterday il mas he.h 70
cool "a much rain has fallen espc.riF IN ''sfsi'
and the Caro.inas. II thought that II the Mrtin'. Us
dry and during tho present week VIII T." "nr
NcIal to the crop especially In IN" Gun ana Ni"h''
states Texas ana Arkansas nccl warm weather anu
could stand "A ntl. iain The receipts AZ the pls
fnrt estimated at about -lW" ha's dsti@'
O6G last week and li.2il last year Receipts AZ Ne"
orleans tomorrow estimated AZ Loo 81 -" hhf.
oyains, 35is last AMI 5i last year lt"c''s ~
Houston TODAY 7o9 bales against 80 last week.
6oI las wear and Memphis Il. bales against 81 last
We and e.. last -,
and Closc 'o-cN. ma CLOSING tiUS VIZ
Dte ~ last es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
RAILROADS.
.ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
rs fcot OF pesbrosses and cortlandt Stree.

STATIONS foot Of Desbrosscs and Cortland. streeta
Effect May 20. 1895.
1000 A. Vi. PENNsl " ANA LIMITED. Pullman
Compartment, Sleeping. Dining. smoking. and Obserys.
a. ,o' 81. Cincinnati g. 20 A. ST. Indianspolis soc A. 81.
200 I e PC eicao n &ND 1881 ST. ots EXPRESS
Pumsn na and pnn Sn Sas 10 80 i0S r
oo sSii p NJ aefsFS s...a,
e $""s ;SIawasSssi a:s
.nS Dns M s"S oS
feuS = ise9HS TsFa'se Sleeping ca
10 P;sburg Connects FOR Chicago daily and Cleveland
except wSix,ssImi fiEyGToN AND THE SOUTH.
30 10 Linz pr al f fsTior Il ara Dining csS =
Dnns Dl11s Can ma is E night ps sSs
ana and pn Dr. CARP. 4so Dining Carp. Dining Can
5ss. Ad$S and 81 g. S1y n s's;'' En-:
sleeper g SR S and daily s.e
Por, Tampa. Macon. Charleston; D. m da'y sleeps
cHirEssAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY. Express 500 D. y
@S1 sspTgo sef P am@ SsoRFoLK vi. c
Charles Route. a. m weekdays. and. with Throue
FOX seR %TsNrIc c a1Y 80 p NJ weekday. TArous.
Baffet Pa:lor Car and cOseh. ,...
For For SAFE Br MAS e.
So snsIs sS s 9sbal y PIX pns =,
o''a" cFo'e'r . 4 fPhILxDISELPHIA,
ss, ' Sc - So 40 1n E T. i. = +
~: S;.S; ko. III Ia ns 81. ,res 1929 III, and y,
Aor Sar, snS 1896 SEQ q raon
sGoadWay and Beokyn Annex s,a,on fso S & rg.ss
BTookyn station s Js Gr AND c aScs ssgsas. @
hotels and Ts,srnces through to de'Ta' r. WOOD
q NJ PhG Gss,e,ai Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28

Galveston May 2s-cotton hrm. midilng IL l~ low
middiing G5i6c good ordinary, i'-i.' nr ana soss
receipts bales exports coastwise io' bil's SAFES
~ bales: stock. 2D.Otl bales. ~ "a. $500 -,
Norfolk MAY 2I-,ottOn Arm; middlng "tc: ~" ma
ding BID good ordinary, III i6c net ana gross re-
~ bales; coastwise los oaics' tH' -
bales; stock. H. I33 bales. ,,,,, az, ,
savannah May Election hrm; midd'ng VIZ low
middIing Il 6c good ordinary. il1c net ana gross
receipts $40 bales IMPORTS coastwise LOO" o"'es sales
Ito bales, stock 240 bales , ,..,, 49,,
New-Orieans MAY o7-Cotton quiet and steady: good
middling INC. mddng 67ac; low midtns "'re goon Or
bales; stock, l6d, TO bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
NEWARK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, MAY TWELVE PAGES

landing the reports OF partial damage to the fruit crop
ss.S,oan which 10 u the largest fruit staes.
M'',sa' arent crop. We sales Of 10 bags
nomingo centrifugal. basis 80 test in port at 3--c
"a" - abnut 900 bags san Domingo moassrs
~ sI, ,nrt ia si~ AT lllCc. ship rms
- for fnoaS-~s Is Ice under the last pre'rl
pre- ~. rna,re for refined quiet and I'M
S1 ef,.ai ,,rnulaei quoted 80 ! i-lCc 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
THE STATE or TRADE.

Raltimor, MAY 27-Flour quiet Western snpe '. go
patent 81 25Ms, 20: spring wheat patent rh,s
spring wheat straight 81 i5as 20 saieS i,ne
Wheat easier: No spot and May, s'! 49, ',
sDl,c asked. July SOAGsic september sifh -; az an
NJ rcd TTi,dI1a.c. southern 10y sample H. - ,,h
grade 79GSar. stock $4,000 bush, sales, lo,'" us ~
CORN easy. spot 5Sa,a59c. MAY and June, "sto "snn
ruv 5,i ,7.c. August Jsc bid. southern VIM" ro,n
bush O,is easier. NJ . white Western 5'd"S., ~ ~
mixed DO 3i13tsc. stock. $4,000 bush iyg low oan
10 po hush Iiay quiet and steady, SItHSlf' vc'n .
fraiehfs steady but duil. steam 10 iItrrPPe', pr
i54id: cork. orders. per a. - o. '".n ~
middnes +, 3 }c Eggs firm. i2i1c. ,onee sirths, NJ
q l6qI6 Sugar strong graduated ~ ~ hu't'' anu
provisions unchanged ~,
Boston May 27-Flour quiet Corn qnis, oa,s anie,
sor,s 1uot Provisions steady. Butter hm' northern
rrrnm.ry iaa2oc: Western. lSaioc. 'nsee easier
N,rfharn old Sa9r new. GH1izc Eggs easier fhs'erh
igi.1Itc Western and Michigan, l3dl
Rnn,lo MAY 27-Spring wheats spot dull; fair demand
f,r = sales 10 No hard so'sdsotc' lv"w o. y"
= +, $40. 5000 do. $40. .oHp DO sac az AZ -
oVer Sev York July closing No hard spot $50, 90
- S3Nc No / Northern spot, t3Hsc 90. 80
winter wheat dun closing. No red chicago, sz.h~-,
do Detroit $40. 40 Indiana, s?%c; 40 .9i'ao 90
= ezra rcd s,s,c. Kansas hard siAc; 10 whe ors
r,n Soc store 80 white track. Sc; No req 40 S'c
Sled corn dull but Arm. No yellow 5"'sc. No y"i
l'u. 5pir 80 corn 3d. 70 corn 's'sc trn'., 80
t..r,o '5Gt.-. 40 3 corn. 55isG5sc store Oss Gun.
,,s' orsrngs liberal. 40 white closed al d1c y" .
Whit. a,i,r No . mixed 33c on track. No whltc N
store 3Gsc. No white 35isc asked. Rye nominal no
'hrnecd Min feed nrm light oNcrings' "nchnngci.
canal froights steady; wheat. lsc' corn isc' oas ~c
Z, Now York
..,.,.... v,y leading ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
ROYAL BLUE LINE


TO PARLIAMENTARY. bN..I IaIVf'F9 MD
WASHINGTON.
Fer rhilaaelPhia xess d1ys S 40 s 80, 300" d ho
parior car, 500 Dining Car. 800 Dining can 80
si5 100, i NJ. 1918 night SUNDAY. = -" 300. o9
:, IA ,Dining oarD A. NJ 30 400. 500 Dining Carl,
800 Dining Carr r. n. 1915 night "a, ,o...
ror baltimore and Washington. week days. SOD 1904
i.3o ,Dining carr A. NJ. 23o $3.50, 800 Dining cal.
900 dining Car, p 81. i2i3 night sunday 100
II ~ Dining \. NJ. . 20 5.O dining Car. SO
dining carr p. n. i2i3 night =. ......, -. ~.
o, Liberty 81, ii3 i72 26i 40 9i' i4o 3sS Brood
On IVES, lo5h 81, 25I Columbus Az New-york. CourS
~, sGO Fulton ST. Brooklyn 9s Broadway, Williams.
h,rg The New York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotel residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Fast Express Trains to .sA
""'''n'Sre' WnshinKton, Chtcago, Ctncinns's

-. Louis and Ali Points West.
PNLLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL rRAiNS1S. M
leave Newfork foot Of Liberty-st. daily for cHlCHu~
~ ~ T. m and II; night rlfTsBtRG, 800 ex sun'
80 81 sun i2la might: ClNCiNNATI ST. LOUIS 10 ~
S an 10 a. M II 10 a. m. Dining Car: 30 plnns ~
90" y m. eN. sun. Dining CaD OK 600 ~ Ne
Dining Carr. i2:i3 night.
NORFOLK II 30 a. m daily
through Pullman Sleeping Car. 8 p m, daily.
,.b oces ia NE 26 4 LAO Broadway Si. ~
'ts,iOn:; foot Of Liberty ST., q r r. OF n. j.
New-York Transfer Company viii call for and -
baggage from hotel or residence TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW. JERSEY,
tAnthrsclte coal used eYclqsiyelyD
-Four tracks. Automatic BLOCK Slsha's'
on and after May ~. $3.50

and after May ~ $3.50
Trains leave station foot ~ Liberty ~,
For Esstnn bethlehem. Allentown. March Chunk. &c,
10 7:is ai0 III :.5 70 Easton, A. NJ. 40 80 900
10 ~ IL 10 Eas,on) 4. NJ. 100 $50. 800 p NJ .
10 20 !, 20 r. NJ SUNDAYS. 40 A. n -
Far Reading AT 30 500. o:lo 1000 II 30 A. NJ, i:le
40 100 800 545. 40 I. NJ. Y u night sunfayA
40 A n 100 30 800 =. NJ. y Is night -
For Harrisburg 40 500: o:i0 A. NJ, 10 20
100 800 St5 r NJ. I2l5 night sundays 100 SO
o Tor snsnbury Lewisburg. and wlliiamspor'. az ~
500 g:iO A. NJ i:iO 1870. 1870 +. NJ sundays, ~
j. NJ. ,, ,,r por-rr
For Red Bank Long Rr o and pSin sou' s M
sis r NJ SUNDAYS. except Ocean Grove and A'Su1
FOR Iakewood Toms River. Barnegat PARK. and barn~
90, 4 10 s:ts 4 NJ. 20 4 30 7. NJ
For Atlantic Cty vineland and Brdgeton 40 A. n.
~ ~ 'w"nmou,h Beach soabrigh,. and Highlands n
Sye.,nh Z 30 SIS II 40 A. NJ. 80. 40 r. NJ Sun.
DAYS 0:OO A. NJ. 400 + NJ -
''''' SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
ROD roS, BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE Il.
~" t,ror pier y. r.. foot Rector 81.
r. Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach. Normanfe
800 ror peash Seabright Monmouth Beach. and Long
Iranch Al 30 1915 4. ~. 100 Saturdays onSh S:A
20 - N sundays $50 A. NJ. 100 J. NJ
T,r Fiberon Asbury Park Ocean Grove am po,no
s,u,h 10 point Pleasant, i0:l5 A. NJ 600 saturday,
oniy 345 - 81. Sundays except Ocean Grove ana
AsIury Park). 80 4. NJ - 40 =.
Cor Lakewood Toms River. and Barnesat 40 A. 4
+, oo c,turaays only). 3.t5 J.. ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
SHORE RI.

Trains leave 42d 81. station New iosA. a. fo~
Low. and Is earlier from foot FFAIA.in 81
I.:,D A. VI. Daily. Local to Buffalo ,,...
I.iS VI. Daily for Albany, Utica syracuse koehests&
bufialo Niagara Falls. Detroit. ch.essoi S,-,.u..
VI. Daily Albany. Montreal Oticf slreclst
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland. Chicago and St Louis ., ...
7,i5 r. ~ DAILY. except sunday. for Utica. Syracuse
Newark Rochester and Buffalo ,....
six p VI. Daily Albany Utica syracuse. hocnesei
ntalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Cleveland en-
caso and St Louis. -.
For tickets time tables Of local trains. tsror and sleep
1nlnodattons amply Offices Brooklyn ana
TssO-York and A, stations Time tables principal
hotels For information address
LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
IEHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot Of cortl.ndt and :suSx
saSaSs FS r sIsFAx sSr pFIDan s.s
es w fnh ds PF"fFRn ms ANA vssSus
" daily dSs.ss a 10 A. s c5nnsD:
Sunday for rLnrnA and a.
n'tf@.dl;s :s as Po,'sSe and Read
:,so :. H. sundays onl;, FOR wikesbarre. r
a s.y sss.p, Sunday s ff L. and JUNO
ToN prnsPal stations rs, PSmSr eH
42o i. 81 d.lly. except sunday for Bound Brook and
d r. EA spE. i1s ? %iSGsRs r
a Ydr Poo to Ms s.Hpsr to BSo and roon
o r W. d essep s's for k,.ou
@y x e; iTHAG Ti GESE IVA a HoG gda
.:s f! , i"s Es%?a ass:TT I'm 6 g Sex
S HSN is1' ,s sS FI''S" "ksn S,' D'.'aN
s' from S6c OF rccue. trough M sa 'T ana
S 81 A iHo 81 harsiay and
Hs Ssfi iS$:rI TE$ n,rrs.
TE nNGEs summit, Bsnardi rl.,.ou R'ss sSs
S Ss %:s'' sashsp ShwfSy
MSGSTHS; TijIIrsSrioy ESsTSS
coKE TATyi S2FSMp XGL ln Wet Ml9
,nlr. UTICA RICIIFItID SPRINGS. Corana
SYRACUSE. oSWEGo. ITHACA. oWEGo, slMiNA
'nENIN,i IN ~ tNSN LIZA ~ rrNS, Ut ."
: 20 A. NJ -RINGiIAMToN MAIL Stops at principal
900 4 -nutEASLo, SCRANTON. s nlN CHANT
UTICA Kl,lFlEIp SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ara
OSWEGo ENIRESs. Pullman Hunct Parof cars sons
meet at hunaio With train FOR Chicago arriving ""
90 r p a'Ns sSR s'H;Ts nrxcmAMrox ard ELMRI
100 : is sSToSp ' WIIKnsuAnnr and rLrs.
OuTll EMPRESS. Iuln pailor -.
: 30 =. NJ Daihl -puraln Nesllbued Limited E,grrsS
for SCRANTON. HiNGiIAMTON. EIMfRA, BUY:
FAIO. Pullman liurrt sleeping car. connects ~
Eunaip with train for Chicago arriving nj . ~ p ~
day
go y. II. pai,)-Bt ia'Aio SCRANTON BlNGHAN
TON. UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSWFGo EMPRESS
Pullma. BUFFET seepers -, . =.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS M,S
Park Place 40 BROADWAY Tickets at ferry station. yS
NroniwaN, III Nh-aN' i2th-st. ~ West t2othsl
~, Columbus New York. 33s 100 Fulton St, sns
lo8 Rroadwav BROOKLYN. Time tables giving full n'0''
nation nj oil stations
wrsrCorT EMPRESS COMPANY will call for ~
check hagsag" from hotel residence 60 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
e RE LINZ

Through Tor Chicago and ne Wrst INV wv
York foot OF Chambers st. daily as follows. and n,s
minutes earlie- from West 23d-st: ~,
J:lC hamton EinS-a Buffalo. Bradford and sais.
manca ParIor car to Buffalo. -
2.OO r. M.-ves,buec Limited Solid train for en-;
C'UV cago via Chautauqua Lake arrives ClevelAne
s:<5 l., IN. Chicago y. m. sleepers 70 CHI
cago. Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car.
COO p NJ Buffalo Vsstibuled Express arrives B1f'
O'OU falo A. ~. making direc, connections tor ps.
troit. Chicago md tho West. BuNslo passengers
remain sleeper until A; ~ -.
S45 s H train ssS to CHI
cago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
l. Accommodations al Ill. 2si. !oi and %! Brosdw.,
l,b Eas, l25,h-st Chambers and West I'D S. fsrrisa
New-York: 9s Broadway and 3s3 Fu,ons Brooklyn ~
Hudso: ST. Hoboken. ard Jersey City Station Ere
transfer Company calls for and checks baggage fon
hotels ard residences to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Now York May %. 1895.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS

WEEKLY RECEIPTS
po..-s ". Calves sheep Hogs
Iersey city. ............+ -''ls - -, 49, ~
Sxticfh.sf. "i'' l'' ''-' ''' a 49,,
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The morning times., 1895-10-18
CHILrS CABINET CRISIS.
Senior Cana Has Not Yet Official,
Heard of the designations.

Senior Cana has Not Yet Officially
Heard of the designations.
Up to a late hour last night Senior Don
Domingo Cana, the Chilian minister, had
received no confirmation OF the report
that the Gillian cabinet had resigned.
Mr.. Owen McGarr. the secretary of the
United States legation in Chill, who was
visiting Senor Cana last evening, said that
when he left Chilli few weeks ago there
were no Indications of cabinet crisis.
The government, he said, appears TO
possess the confidence OF the people, and
the ca binet was looked upon as thoroughly
representative body.
There were in Chill, however, three po-
litical parties-the Balma cidists, the Lib
erals, and the Radicals-and each party
was represented in the cabinet, as 1T was
in the Chilian Congress. Either two were
stronger than the third, and should two
combine against the other the cabinet
would, OF course, be dissolved
The Gillian method OF government was
very similar to that OF the English, ant:
an adverse vote in Congress on any propo
sition of the prime minister would result
in the cabinet resigning. A cabinet crisis
did not imply revolution, but simply a
new cabinet in accord with the sentiment
of the Congress
The cabinet reported to have resigned
was composed as follows: Prime minister
Manuel Recabarren, interior department
foreign affairs, Claudio Matte; justice and
public instruction, Mariana Sanchez Fonte
ella; finances, Enrique Mclver; war and
navy, Ismael Valdes; industry and public
works, Juan Miguel Davila Baeza-
The morning times., 1895-10-18
TWO EXTREMES MEET.

Strange as it may seem, two convent ions
dianletricaIly opposed to each other in
principle and practice, day before yester
day adopted resolutions looking to the
saue end The Purity Congress in Balti-
more took action against social evil, and
the Liquor Retailers convention in this
city vigorously voiced its opposition to
Illicit places that poison society by their
existence. These two extremes of the
temperance question, one radical in its
opposition to the liquor traffic, and tie
other striving to protect its business by
organization, should exert a powerful in
fIuence against such lawlessness as is
found in our immoral plague spot, and
here in the National Capital they have
ample opportunity to give the public a
pra actical demonstration OF their resolu-
tioDs.
AS matter of fact, liquor dealers have
greater reason to stamp out such houses
than any other element of society. One
tenth of the humber OF places where liquor
is sold in the city are houses OF shame,
which neither pay license nor are sub
jected to regulations restricting the liquor
traffic. They keep open at all hours Of
the day and DO thriving business on Sun
day, and it is safe to assert that their ag-
gregate retail sales of liquor will amount
in money to one-tenth of the retail liquor
trade of the city. Then there is the in
justice of permitting them to sell without
license, while every saloon is compelled to
pay fee of Sz0o each year. Perhaps in
the eyes OF few people the excise board
may be justified in violating to such an
extent a law it is pledged to enforce, and
1t is more than likely its members will be
called to account before their present
term of office expires.
There are eighty one of these houses Sell
ing liquor without license, and the loss
to the District in revenne-proyided they
were charged the customary fee - is
32.40o. This is n sum sufficient to light
our parks, and prevent them from becoming
resorts for disreput2ble characters.