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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-15
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
lEHIGh VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations of COrtiannt ana Desbross9s ~ ~
stations
S,E5 4. VI, daily FOR GENEVA ROCHESTER, 81 r
FALO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BkiDGs an, y,
the West, and principal and local points; dinng.c 20
Suspension Bridge. Pullman vesbue Sleeper 10 CHICAGO
II 40 4. NJ. daily for MAUCH CHUNK and lnterfns'
dat. POINTS Connections Reading and Harrisburg
900 j. VI. daily except sunday. for ELMIRA and an
intermediate stations, connections LOT foitsNie anu i
chair-car e. Wilkesbarre.
1.1O - ~ daily except sunday FOR l.. and Il. JUN
TION and principal intermediate stations; ptnsn ou'ies
WIlx.sbarre; connections for PoUss!le
a.cO p VI. daily. except Sunday for SOUTH PlsAiN'
FIELD and intermediate stations -. -.-.,-.
a,i5 - NJ daily 'or EASTON and intermediate statora
600 +. ". daily for BuFFALo NlAGAkA, LAaLs;
Sew.York 10 Chicago. Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto:
Connections tcr Reading and Harrisburg
G;O T. W. daily. except Sunday for Easoh ana ih'sr'
mediate statlo' pOctrrs.
O.OC VI. daily Tor ITHACA. GENEVA. f)CfEs-
,rt,P RrFFAIO NIAGARA FALLS. and an points
west Pulma Sleeper TO Chicago ana BunaIo CHAIR
car Wilkestarre ,- -. ooz oc, GA
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at - 2.i' ~
o,I 2o3 broadway i43 Bowery. 81 East lf'h 81. lop
East io5th St New-Tork: SEQ Fulton s. COURT ST. "
Bro,drav and BROOKLYN Annex. B-r1klvn y, -.
r,. New-yo Transfer viii rai tcr ard check bag
g,y. from hotel or residence through 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-15

London. March ~ Tho wool market TODAY showed In
cr.n-ng French buy"rs purchased heavily IL
u wool Yorkshire operators ,l
Lri-Iy croashreds. the batter grades fetching fu
prices Scnurods sold rr1ir and faulty mrriuos
bought largely for France. The purchases Tor America
continue rather small. Following the la sales In
detail. tho prices obtained. Nrw South VALE
1910 bales secured G.dHis 4'sl. do ocAs and pieces
ClHs id. greasy. inHisd. ID locks and pieces. 5i.NIigd
queensland soo hal"s secured. ~ allti do locks ana
pieces 31.piol. reasy. 4nsisd. do looks ana pieces
5uGi-d Victoria go bales. secured 5A.dals iigI. d.
locks and pieces GsNlol greasy 5isald. 40 locks and
pieces. 6dSisI. South Australia 90 hacs. secured.
idaIs ii. d.. locks pieces 7isr1ld greasy. q.
I'D do looks aad pieces ilG5igd Tasmania 81 halcs
prras,. 7fa2s I'd. do. locks and pieces. 2d Now
Zenland 500 bales. secured. 7',dais; DO locks
4tG7tsd. cape 81 Good Hope and Natal-4oo bales
secured. tiddls 2isd. greasy. 3i,aji-d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-15

Market closed steady at Ar points a'N anCe
with Yesterdays closing prices lrahseIIluiS rcen,a
9G5 bales Exports France. 2,9 bales
be- les; sales ll5O bales; sinners. 100 9aies s,9Ca
lai g.G bales. Total receipts TO-DAY l>,"'o 49,
thus far This week. .5O4 bales EAports toaE "tea,
Rrtatn s273 bales: France. 20 bales; Continent pa"
week: Great Britain '''>l9 ot.c-'
Continent q 80 bales; so'" ''f"
officially reported: For consumpton 100 bales t',a
l bales spot steady; m!ddlinS uichLs' o.,
middlng Gulf. Gc. which IS unchanged compared VII"
YESTERDAY ,. 10. % ooo
bales. speculation and export. LOCO Daies t.h'ii az
200 bales: receipts 1000 bales: American 800 DaIys
middling uplands 3 3-16d. Futures opencd paTta!iy
l-64d decline closed very steady March 31:o, MaI.n-
Apri 3jsirs: ApriAlay. Blob May-June, Sllies June
July. 3l2i2b; Juy-August 3lis; AuSus; september
3i5iss; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 31G TO 3l7 October Novem
Der 37leb; November December 3's December
arv 33ob Manchester-Iarns strong; cloths quiet but
movement FOR the week; Receipts. 81
600 bales: last year G6VO bales. Since January J. "t-
or, bales last year o34 900 bales. Ahoat 4O paies
bales; continent ZOO bales last year. 1000 bales
since January ]. Great Baitain. 200 bales; continent
81 OO bales: last $1,000 and 23'Oo bales respect
CorFt,E-The character ~ trading to-day differed
M; slightly from th3t of Yesterday, thouth iatnrr
hardening tendency detected - one Tune Us III
Inc morning OF 10 points owing 20 buying crdHTs r
Europa. after the rNecution ~ ihom me htfn''
snap 10 take fact tina; the visible supply Tor
the United is a. present smaller than i" years
reduce speculation. although some comment
is excited The increased movement al Rio AID santos
landslide railroad accident has been overcome
Rio receipts today 1850 bags stock. ll0 bags MAJ
ket quiet Santos receipts 1900 bags. stock I'LL
bags; market quiet; prices nominal i4dtIufs fu'' @l
unchanged: March. 77.15 pigs April. a.; May, 900
jun q o. IIayre steady. March. % 30 francs; April
81: June. DAD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

strong a, GtiS 81: prime strong AZ 56s ~ fofh,
dul J}s pa DO nrduin dh'l
~ "a "i Hams shor cut about ~ ~ 10 n nrm a.
as 81 F,con- Cumberland cut. about = g. ~ 10 Hrth
m 29s. snort rib about H. Els oil long Car
mlddlea about n ~ os 81. rg ana sHot Gear
ai,lu. :0S shoulders Abyuf u 10
is NJ firm "ss. Ch"esr American Nncst "hlt" l.ih
q. aas. do c1orei firm ~ - Tallow Prime 'itt
,r,i ,.,,nso.l oil Liverpool refined. dull ~ las Ia
shirts ~ fur,ntinc sfroug 90 rs 81 R'-in 1n ~ no
sinck Lard Prime Western spot hrm n rs 81 NL'i
" red winter firm 80 & "si. W : f'1 N2lhg itU
o.. =. IA Flour 81 Louis fancy winter firm ~ rs ~
rrr ,ixei Western SPOT steady ~ -. March steady
steady q nd Nav s'"1d d' - IA
lion. ri I>ndon-Iacnc coast nfm az t2at@
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. March H-Cotton FIRM miinne "o-lor
low m,ddIIng 53-lGc good ordinary 10 lGc; net and
gross receipts 800 bales: export 10 the Continent 10
balcs coaswiee 1873 bales sales 4"i bales stock 1911
ba les.
Norfolk March l4.-Cotion nrm. midilng 5'sc; low
rniddng -lGc: good ordinary. lGc; 10" ana gross
receipts 257s bales exports to Great britain 800 lnrs
coast,yise Sal bales sales 49, bales. stock 4lD bales"
Ncv-Grcans March Ii-Cotton firm. good middlng DC;
midIng 5i4c middling. 5.c. good ordinary ~ lh
net receipts 2OI3 bales gross. 2S' bales sales 'ioo
bales. stock 37S5G9 bale. 800. 5000
Savannah March l4-Cotfon steady: mGdiing. - lGr
low mitgng 5c: good ordinary IL ldc. net ana gross
recepff bales exports coastw'r. ~ iaes: sales
800 hiice. lt.cT. s.f.b bale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-15

,,,,., rrxasbed Missouri combng sold Mt lIi;c per
10 and supplies the are light ,,ory
nnmerchanabc feeces sold at 12dlbc per 10 81,
vnol has been qulet and the sales OF ne weeN a.. -
az 90. 10 including choice Utah and Montana III" ,ho
J,,, at iOl,4Ii1c inferior fine down 70 &C. ,ls
secured basis 3oa32c for hne and fine medium
9Gaosc for medium. Texas and Oregon WOODS are W.,
ia nm and are nominal. Considerable safes OF ue
fectfve California reported at al'c win saIes TN -,
chocer woods up lie per N Pulled WOODS are n,in
and in good demand at lIG2'c for super, Dorrs,l9
sro,,red woods are good demand Australian "opl 500
freely AT lsG 2O per Cape at l4al5c In IN" grease ana
mt, for secured. Carpet WOODS firm and active
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-15
WEST SHORE RI.

Trains leave West 42d 81. Station. NewforA as foI'
lows, aad Is minutes earlier fIom foot Franklin ST.:
3:.iO 4. VI. Daily. Local TO Buffalo.
O,I5 A. NJ Daily Albany, Utica. Syracuse Rochester.
buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago: ,.
5ti5 p NJ Daily Albany. Montreal Utica syracuse.
Rochester. Buiialo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
'C,.veland. Chicago and 81. Louis ,.., e.
.,i5 r. Vi. Daily except sunday. for Utica. Syracuse
Newark Rochester and Bunao.
nuraLo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. Cleveland Chi.
For tickets tables Of local trains paror and sleep.
to- car a.,omnoda apply city offices. Brooklyn ana
New-Y York and stations Time tables at principal
hotels For other Information address
"o'e' G. f. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-15

$3.50 nominal No whites &c and track whites "a
bush at 37Q4c.... .BARLEY-Market quiet luo'eo'
So . milwaukee osc; ungrsded Western, G3aG5c
~-Narke quiet. Quoted Western .oa' =, Scr
SEEDS-Ma-kef firm with fair Jobbng TRACE. 'loNe'
quoted s. 50asio % for medium 70 fancy ana tot
~ lOqsG IsI'CKNTIEAT- Market quiet Qlo'"u'
silver hull. 4sGI;Dc Japanese. jlp'ic 49, MA.
comparison the closing prices OF me P'e
~. linz ~
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mn, IAcI<AWANNA AND WESTERN II. r.:
S,nticn. in Nrw-lOrk foot OF Barclay and
christopher streets. ..
NEsTiBtLE nniiNNTsCIt IIaIiT

,,,-.c, route 10 NEWARK HOOMFlELD MoNTCLAlR.
THE ORANGES summit BernardSSvue Baskins
mae VA iison MorristoNn. Passaie paterson Boon
,on Dover Stanhope. BUDlCS lAhE, l.AkE NO.
1aTroSC Uacketstown. St'HOOl.t1.S MOI NTAlN.
v!ash,neton PHI LTPSRrRG, E\STON. WATER
GAP STROr pSBVRG. P0cono Mountains. SCRAN-
ToS' pITTSTON. WTLKESBARtE NANTlCOkE,
rV%VIiiE NORTHUMBERLAND Mon,rose. BIN9-
HNMToN OXFORD NORWICH w Sxp tne:s UTICA.
vv!FGo ITHACA. OWEGO ELMIRA. coRNING.
pATf DANSVTLLE. BtFFAIO and all points WEST.
XoRTrIWEST AND SOiTHWI.St.
-.ao M-BINGIiAMTON NAH. stops at principal
ooo "M-BUFFAIO. SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON
t'rICA RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ana
OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars con-
meet at Bunalo with train for Chicago. arriving o:2o
A. m morning.
100 p M~SCR ANTON BGNGHAMToN and EIMIRA
rXpRESS. Pullman parlor
400 p NJ SCRANTON WILKESBARRE and PLYM-
OTrTI EMPRESS. Pullman parlor
20 p. NJ (Daily)-Br~ao Nest.bulei Limited Express
FOR SCRANTON. RINGHAMTON. EI.MlRA BCF
FALO Pullman Brret Sleeping Car. Conpects at
Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving a, 9:35 p. M
day.
30 P NJ Daily BUFFALO. SCRANTON RINGHAM-
TON UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EXPRESS
Pullman Buffet Slecpers. - -
TICKETS AND Pullman ACCOMMODATIONS a; =
Murray AMI 100 Broadway. Tickets at ferry stations
- and oi2 broadway - West l25thst 235 Columbus
ave New-Yors 33s and 12s Fultonst and "a Broadway
RrooHlvn. Time tables giving full Information at all
stations.
cr.ck baggage hotel residence 20 destination.
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ENNSYLYANIA
STATIONS foot OF DesbrOsS.s and CortIa,it Strssi
In n..a.f IL IL

bTATIONS foot OF Desbr0sS.s and C0rtlarft Street
In Eject ia. uary 20. 1875.
Y IS" MEAsT kNFi Car x i;eus
ion. Cas-: AT'ss rhicaEc . !; n: cieseisnd =
+ s?''%'f5 ssS % @sl'SS'o' ''s A. A
coo 1a;i b II Sf:fs Erx&Hhrssrsnen s...s.
.sv'So' H. 81 III fffss n:N eiy
Emo D%"S F naansps 'pa G
to Pit,sburs Connects for Chicago daily cievs.
ana AZ WA a:,fiI e;f;S lSb TIE SOUTH
S 10 IL pnnf car P1- an1 NJ Dan g ea 20
9H B iGs sa aS ss5 p3Ss "a
sdj2rrf S!"Ps o Efi]; ssS, M
aaly sssgsf; Augusta 1 !scisonSile and $, a.:
and @' ss' & Si nsh sa S
ATa%Trcr" hgT eTy and ac!s2nvile
,on,n- and $; AusustIns 80 ? & wec,-days: so
'fsss f r'%S s5e: s. to A TsmDs Macon
cHt IH 1t & OHIO RAILWAY Express 800 p n.
S SR1 o a%a S6 GsI vi.
soepeT s SP doi NJ weekdays and with Through
FOR ~ ATLA&Tic CRY. $50 P. NJ weekday. Through
EoR CAFE f!' %. Ha' r az Pe?t H. weekdays.
aS SiDu2 ~ go and go r
crock sunfays GsoeS Asbuy Park and Ocean
S'oVe,' '''' A. F S 2 PsHniLHDELpHrA.
ing csf So Og 20 rSp' 'f DalnS ~ rpi
80: 20 nSh sa n 'en r. o ' 5 90 m,sd
4. ~, Dining Can. 20 DnIng csq. = 40 ,nlnins
ss' .!HF x c "a a. - ' sst ss
oSfandt streets. court street SEQ FULTON srs, d
broadway and Brcoklyn Annex station Got q Futon
Transfer Company viii cali ,or and check baggage from
hotels snG restlsnces through to destIrat,on
G General rHf' Manager General pass'r Agent.
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

81. Louis and All Points West
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON Ali Lh StiiS iico
Leave New-York. foot Of Liberty ST. daily Tor i M
and i2i5 night: CINCIMNATl ST rIhN NONE a. M" M
III 30 Dining Carl, 80 $3.50 p T n5:ts nisSt Ai
$500 p. M Dining Carl 600 p H. i- "''
NoRFOiK II 30 a. m. dairy. 80 p. m TX; sun;
through HaM Pullman Pullman Sleeping Car p: M; sai:y
All trains Illuminate with Pintsch Sht ., r.ss
Ticket Offices l3. i72 26 AS 40 si o.
ita 81, foot . s 81 LIBERTY ST., G r.
New-York Transfer Company Will eau ,ps anu e
baggage from hotel residence to desti"a''o"
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6otels.

CLARENDON M0TEl, Axb i'T ,Hn st Ave
select family h1te OF the highest reputation tho
AMERICAN PLAN. Reasonable rates. G. l.. BRIGGS.
G1OIEl, R(SMN08SA
i2d Street. Entrance West.
NEW RESTAURANT NOW OPEN,
cuisine and service ~ the very highest order Special
facilities large dinners Private dihng open
until IL D. for the accommodation Of theatre parties
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The STATE OF TRADE.

us:s :.,, r K: H. 81. an. Hs: :ass H ss;
Gi.a62; s.5,meT No rHd ~ s.ssi &C. so"k az a3S
i:- &C. 4; :';: II.
;S &C.. .;:, i.S s .; ss: IL"
Gs :es i,, a,; Cotton .''' "a''' OATS o,.
Sa Sab s. f'nT.+{ 5'if Ssi %i;
t re-, hrmer Eastern l'al'sc' "eS'e" anu M'''""
~ NJ. 3, s.-an r,o,, Nothing Of conse-
guenc" sold limits STEADY and 9Nass go DID, Ssisc
Wnc 09 MSca GN oeneG d. lower god demand decline
s r cr No s Fea Co" s: cars ~ 80 TS d
Kansas hard GIL. corn opcn-i urn; later 'c lover Oyer
80 Corn MT ..c SO corn SO track sales ears
80 yellow 4ats. J.? cars 81 No AK yeo Is car: No
yellow 47a&a+sc: II 40 yell " 49, cars ,
au dsf seasg & cars w6s &S,sc car n3 No
wH '3 o3, cars a. 10 AZ m mnd Quotations Western
d2 30 extra So96c Ky" d 10 p,ioSt t' spring
,a Nini@i 8 soass ~ straight winter 81 ioase So
Mil feed hrm' unchanEeu' 49, ,.o ,d ,s FOL-,
lows .., ,,o.,,,
! Wheat NO Z: op' n." ~ 81. So,
Ma a' 5e.q.s - ,o,.o3 81 g..
'% ry-n ,, ~ .:
| ,,,,ch a., 80. ~. ~,
M Nav a5aij i6 ~. !s,'
.iny ............ ~. 4Gai6 49,. 4ea'6''
oat, No. .:
! May ............. 2e.a391s 90 -''"5' si
Ms, poCk p.r Dbl:
Gn .''.'......... o., i22j 200 i. -
Lard per 100 10 co,
Nay '..'''''..'..' 60 ~ ~ SS3 : 3',
July '''''''''''''' W"
IN
j i'i ... ....... Spi 605 80 c% ~
fo.lae nrm a. UNCHANGED prices ~ : sprInG "Hei
~ - g. fS a. 50 OATS %. & rye.
s a. ' pme moInS seed neminai goTk
per m Sos L. , I, laSs :, dry sacd shoulders
,nrscI 81 g. pS4 80 short clear sides nN"''
81 So "e @ ,f a' 81 81, rr"a"s1 S. ssnIr ~
&c.. ' pr coo '' ra@ go Soled ~, On the Trourc ~
rng" to-ia, 'he tu.ler mlr@r Wa -i@a9y 'Na '|"l
..eiI1 a, l., per dozen.
Cincinnati Mrc t1.gr NOR 'is ana ana " t2aans
o a. r'eos rrsrs CON Itcre is "a l aiHf
demand '"i"" ~. go, 40 Jemnni ~ > mixcl
81 81 vhi'c 81 Pom active ani nm me-;
So .'ar M. 81" -. ami sa' - ,r, saI, meas
i''t 49,. . . . - pam" p" s s.'' Har' r.. =. e a'.'
.al, ,i.c Ban nm md e.,r deu' nd loose .hoai
",. -.-" ,"., ~. So, 49,. .'- rrs fresh nearly
H. WHISKY arm sales. ~ bbls a, 81 -
MH".5"r' M'i . ~ rnicae :, reports Ming dam
.,,-.. che. /, c.. N~ath, and export t.
mani ~ Nt'"t7'n' 49,, III 4, a. v'th cash
80, ads ANGEL To ''s ann ''''''' - -, 80 =,
raigug from even - - LOW. ~, -
s,rl demand. ~ Nrihrfn -, - IT," 49,
So httl tl'.r ~ ~9flfr "'d'+ w -' -. ',''.i
90 ''' .,,, ;,. ,l,,- aim ST uf.,cSs. ~
49,, ~ .,sor \, 3 40 gerI.,.- Itye again higher
VIM % = u..,... 80 ~ Usht and seiess
"' -. $780, ,-.s .,.t la, com Inactive and lower.
~" - i-.,- - ana in f4ir demand "a Old
80. y,le nii.els are nrm ~ th. advance noted and
a,; , . a; 81, N da,. 81" s. are .. dad @ ai '
x4 80 PROVISION hir lcf pork Sii - r cash
go ~ NJ, rriu steam Lard 81 - for cash and
g. -, - Ma,
/ 80. ' 9. -,- .,... ,,,,a ,.,, ,b. rri..
Minneapolis Msrrh ~ IT." NJ" wa; r,.h ,,,',,,,l,.,
Gu' notch farther UPWARD cay .m' -, ,ns,e1ie,
sti'facu"n fu'utT "a, -, -, I,v a, 0ot ~
Nay '"'rl y''''iH'3 " a., ,o, l,,1isc md To-.
o.. ana IH'y rI's'i . a., ,r hI, i,is clos
Jay ~ P,iis,. -. co.., tt,v.r- %, cash wheat
principally Win few cars ai 0ltgol,.r IN ,,a,n'
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ERIE LIN ES

u-..s -. Chlt-e~ aL. 1.s .NS"-
lv.n, Ohambes-st. daily, anu NE
minutes earlier 23dst
OK 4. M.-testibul-d EXpess for Wayerly. BnS-
C'4S hanton. Elmira, Bunalo. Bradford aud sAIAr
paror 10 buffalo
300 VIA h%' .A. s .1s .' fs ln
s45 a. m. Chicago ! y N. Sleepers CHI
cago, Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car.
63O NJ ah Ms'S St GnRss' f sSH
Chicago and West Bu ilo passengers can
remain In sleeper untl \ A. NJ. 80.
S45 Una . hssS s sss a1q 10
cage and Cincinnati: Dinins Car; n,.,,,,u
I OCAI. TIME TABLE, TICKETS AND PtLLMAN
IL accommodations at Ill. 70, tol and %, Broadway
l.U East i25thst Chambers and West 23d-st ferries.
New York: 333 Futon-st. Brooklyn 30 Hudson st. 40.
boken and Jersey city Station Erie Transfer Company
calls FOR and checks baggage from hotels ana residences
destination
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new. JERSEY.
tAnthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks Automatic Block signals
on AID AFTER DC. 30. 1891

Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks AUTOMATIC Block SlsnaA
ON AID AFTER DEC. 80. 1891
Trains leave station foot Of IibeTty-st.
For Eastcn. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk &C.,
4So 7:ij o:lO 1875 20 Eastoni \. NJ. l:io; 30 .d
. 80 ,7:i5 10 EastcnJ, A. n. loo $50 600 p. NJ
For Wlkesblre. Pittston and Scranton. 0;iO a. ~.
10 l;3o 40 Ssnd,ys Is t ia A. IN, n 10
! - A. g. 100 30 SO 600 p Nj ,2:i5 night.
For Harristurs at 40 500 9O \. 81. lo, go. 400.
200 SO P. a.. 1915 night. fundays 100 $780, 600
eo ' 40 iio 20 70 f " s@ndsys Goo p
peS.,n nt' 30 5pH S5 ' it'd % NJ 10 Gao red
Bark ~ 40 az az poM sun i0c p Kept Ocean
FOR. LAKEWOOD,
40 So \. ~. -. $40. 40 2 ~
n-est 40 s.i5 A. NJ l:i5 44O p. N. .
For Atlantic City. Nineand and Bridgeton 4;3o A. M
For Monmouth Reach seab-yht end H!ghisnd' q
Say;snk 80, 81 az az ,iS9 AN 30 i''' 'i'' q"
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING"
S Pnos2 week * d- 80 f. 800 B4s: f s
cas-, 500 Dining CarC 800. 7:3O. s:i5 p. ~; 1918
night sunday 40 900 20 Dining can A. NJ. l3o'
-. Batme-s end washlnsion week days 900; 20
OHM" car, A NJ. 80. $50 500 lplning Car,' ~
p NJ l2:lJ night. sundays. 900, II 30 oDnng eao
A. n. 13r 90 Dining carr. 500 r ~ ~ ia ia -,
Tickets and parlorcar seats can be procured AZ ~
csi Al. stt ;;o 1913 Broadway 49, 6tn,aye' ~ Esq c
lithst IA 18th st Pa We c, ISlton. ProoS
,yn: 90 Broadway Williamsburg The New-lork Tfanser
COMPANY will and check baggage from hotel OF
residence to Iestiratlon.
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OCEAN Steamers

EUROPE-S Seven personally conducted Euro
IL pean excursions. 81 days $40: including
Thine and switzerland $40; all 81 Europe 800 AL
expenses paid FRANK BAKER Bennett Building VI
Nassau Ncw-loIh
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cnAPAMaGM0MAo
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
WI EOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FtlORIDA.

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
VI FOR TEXAs. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
tTom fT1f W SIX 6Ys ' vo{yh rGa
en- Xb #5Sr 4FY 4 n F:"s al to NsyEaRe
ES5riIoRHno sTRiNGs. SALT LAKE CITY. Also to
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WHITE STAR LINE.

Britannia. Mar. 20. D. m Eri;snnic .hp'n u, o'pn
majestic Mar. 81 s3O a. M .hale-tic. 'Hpd -
sAdratlc April !. noon Nuilat,c' a., M
sTeuionc Apl. 10. $40 m rI,oilI, - "
From White star Dock. loot oi vs.,
COTTON CARRIED ny PhSSi.Nrf.ts - -
rates $50 upward according 10 s,ess an" from
oailon q berth. second ca,ln on tless w sin
go according Storage from NV io'n
prepaid ckeis. si5 No. ~ Broadway New-forK' F"'a
Je,rhia Office. i06 Warut -. - .,.,ery ,,,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-10-23
Atlanta Paving the National Debt.


From the Buffalo On. W Enquirer.
The Atlanta exposition bids lair to re-
duce the NATIONAL debt. This is wholly
unexpected result, and, according to a
Washington special, comes from wholly
unexpect cause. The indications are
that more beer is to be sold at the At
lan,a exposition than was disposed OF
during the worlds fair. At least, the
revenue collectors ordered stamps fol-
several million barrels, and their sale has
given the internal revenue receipts a
good boost At first this seems almost as
mplobabe as an order for few million
barrels of beer for a convention of Ken
lucky colonies, but on second thought 1t
shows that the brewers are counting up
on an enormous influx of northern beer
drinkers to the exposition. All the same
we venture the prediction that down in
the good old state of Georgia at least
few gallons of prime old rye will be ia
ken out of bond and put on the market
during the exposition.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-10-23
A Texans View of the Fee system.

From the Sparta Ishmaelite.
The legislature will do good thing il
it should abolish the fee system. The
Texan who said, in speaking OF the pay
of an official in his county, 1.-The salary
is small, but the periquees (perquisites)
is hell" wasn't very religious or strictly
grammatical, but he pointed out an evil
which prevails in Georgia as we'll as in
Texas Let the system Of fees and per-
quisites be- abolished.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-10-23
stenograpber Query.

From the Blakey. Observer.
The0 Query, of Dawson, has been in
Blakely the past week, helping to ma
n,oulate the machinery of Early superior
court. He was recently made court
stenographer for the Patan circuit.
This scribe has known Theo since before
he abandoned swaddling clothes, and
shall rejoice as he gains prominence i
true worth and mental ability. Good
blood courses through that boys veins,
and he will make mark high up.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-10-23
Can't Fool ANYBODY.

From the RinggOld New South
The goldbugs claim that the advance
in the price of cUttcn is the result of the
single standard. They cannot fool any
body that way. The reduced acreage of
the i1eecy staple is he cause of the
advance in the price. We are glad to
note the advance in cotton and hope
it will 90 to twelve and half cents a
pound; but, the goldbugs must not TRY
to puii the wool over our eyes" and say
that the single standard did 1T.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-10-23
Colonel Jim Bussey.
From the Early County News.

From the Early County news.
Col. j. b. Bussey, court stenographer,
whose genial presence and Indispensable
services for the last eighteen years have
contributed SO much to the social and
business features of our semi-aEnual
courts, has severed his relations with the
Pataula circuit IN order to accept the
position of private secretary to U. S.
Senator A. o. Bacon, at Washington.
Such is the very high esteem in which
Col. Bussey is held here that it is only
necessary to mention his departure in or
der to cause expressions of universal
regret. Wherever he may go he will carry
with him the abiding good will and re-
spect of allwho know him.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-10-23

GOVERNOR CLARKE says that Corbett
and Fitzsimmons shall not fight in Ar
kansas. There does not appear to be
any place in this great country where a
sporting gent can go up against his neigh
Dor and friend or opponent without a
whole lot Of trouble. 1t leads us to sup
pose that prize fighting among re-
spectacle people is very unpopular, and
prophecy possible end of the who e
business.