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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
STATE or THiDL.

r.lru.-. Ngrl - i''s- t.n'r " '''n >,.r
- &c. winter what patent $" .rFi 3d. .rr"S 49, - '"
5, t, straight. 60 Ur>. .air. $nt' hIl N'"'' uu
,ctri'i e'I hi.a,r. y, t~i '' and Arrl "'f@' ''
Nav asked. J.nr CO. u.a~I. JI'.. - .,-.''-t D.
e.. a. r'd 49, '''i, @.ut.r hv .t"p.' 'p''-'
AtrI ,,t5ir. Na>. ga. u52', Jui'. 81 h" -"'n's
yellow 5s4 -, sf,,h .G~o bush. st''t 1'"'t bush.
,isf. al.-t lut nru. ~, whistle Western 3i,ti .-: So
tn.,,d 80 l.34,. st... 132V' ll-I INr higher, 80
80, t-'.d. yfo0k l1uoo bush. Has pl."t hu' trm.
r.ti p, ,roi.~ timothy, Si3pSl" 30 OCEAN frrfhs @t
.i,.in - Liverpool per bush. li,d2i 'nf'0u r'u. i.
dlny e.. Egg nuu ut ~ ''Tr" duu. :" TO-
SUGAR nm. ginnulAtcd So Provisions and butter IN
changed.
I,st,n Apfu - Flour firm. Corn higher oats hrn"r
shots gu'' Provision" STEADY Eu't,r Pu't N.Ihr,n
creamery I"u@".. N'.'... lNQl" 'r''f" dui. NYrti-
'tn oI. 700 lO'.c. Ie", NVp'.o N,s'"in o. Est' Wn
Eastern. HAIL.. western atd Michigan. tdl''-r.
Huna,,. Auf' - spring wA'It qIi". hut limit, h'w,
y" hdtI ~ ~ northern, 49, over 'hichS' Mt'
Sale ,tg. So nara. ~. IHn bush - NINt"i",
9t,c Mt,. Closing " baud. 49,. ~ NYtiNri'
- Winter wheat a.i.. SO i"d closed ">t. arhrl
s;u.e. y, ! Nllir a.. tu atftN". corn nn'' u uri
y, yellow. I.'.D. Do, offerings = oth"r grades, ~
y,i,w s.urr =. - > Ar.n 90, ~ : '''u 80 a'
asked closing oats iu Boz f'f demand aud ntW't ir
WIN. SAFES H. ,ar4 80 wlfn IT.. . ,ir- ~ ni>"
y. ui,k. .5'O huen - white sfNIt 10 o.. ,ti.
~ white. To arrive, Track 20 .' ~" ntW. y" =
-. ask,d store Flour f'ronr. fairly nctN" un'hAus'
MIL feed h9u good demand unchanged. canal i"ishtS
uoniua'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30

2S"SS bush; seaboatd receipts IG9o5 bush az lins,
eNlo.,S l-.i2 Sush against 2'o5'2 hrs' me market
NIS'u uNstt'd after an cratic G;t"tN' ~ ' ,'ee CO.
,taa. III we Neitle supply lower Lneiot .a''"s ana
Ht''i No'linen1l marNos. with an li'''',r, !" me
hhSiiHh visible. putting taoIs IN i'~i'u 20 me
HiI"'l No I'd IN store nominal o"lS - ''" W. sd's,
I''dI .is being 1iic MaN asked. M'\ 'SlhS ~
o. &C. 80 had spring. 1900 bush I " 1I.al private
inns; No h1id Manitoba s1rns -i'"' "us", iIN'c
hrns, " aH'at..-. .Coi;N-Tle changes III punrS n
com were determined dln,st entirely q" ne az" , q"
inward movements in wheat. Thus De" ma,hr' .irnr,i
!N"r rallied SHARPLY later f~li OF thi mn "a
ila'lnS was qnlt" fair IN sp"cu1il'' wy - ''''
NeI" 70 si""Ia! features After W''.'1N lily
afternoon IN" market railicd somewhat. ~ >l HI's-
uar ,r futures The spot market WAS d'h ". n"' "'h
>i.s oi 1000 bush 40 :. elevator III
OATS The course e TIA" market Tor oats was i'i'ii'
largely tv the changes wheat and com \ lar "I+"t
81 speculative trading was accomplish NE l tH
during he afternoon iI-ictN" ana "'iN' 'l9.nE
quiet Spot s2les ~ bush ihr haIh'' ar we
s." being ic lower and dull Sales .. oleI N"' ''>l
" " oas - ,H22.c elevator AMI ~ i"'s, u"iiN'''
~ white. 1000 Lush. 81 ct; ac. white -ou' ii,'
@1Uilc and track mixed 1000 bush. - 80 iAii-I.l
Market quiet quoted: No lwanF"' NlH'-'' unEI"i'i
Western C2N6tc... MALT Market V"ri quo
Western I"H7ic.... SEEDS Matk,i 't "N" !" - j.!
activ" and consequently hfui quoted: 60" erir~ - 80
asp 20 nigh er"d'a 5? 73n so =: ',n'h' - "n> ct"
We comparison thu 90 sing I','s 81 I'D" pc
Nous day and Tor The c,rr,sp .nding dnc Inst year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30

Cash quotations follows. Flour nIm
Holders 80 King 10 advance ~ some instances
There ~ good demand. NJ spriug wheat. dNubN,1-
No spring wheat. todGG' by sample. ~ red Hl'.n
&c Eu cora, 80 i',r y" Data - .G2'. No : rye
Gc nominal. No baie} 5lu5ltc. NJ fiNsr"i 81 ia
prime tmpny s"'!. =" 90 nominal. polk. per hh
Sl2 05pSl2 70. Lard. loo H. 81 - stSd - short rs
sides d,s. S. mass - dry salied shoulders tblNe
81 81 sasJ - shoot ctr sides ,baNrb. 81 tdk6 e.
whisky distlilrr" finished goods per lh 81 10 susufs
cut loaf 81 -. grannnted. ~ ~ nfandh,d ~ ~ 7"
per bill Lius.ri oil. quoted hy National lnss"i
on Company: Raw. BE: boiled ,Oc ON tl. p.oduc" EX
change TODAY th" butter market was vrqk. extra crenn
isc. nrtta l'6ltItc. EgSs wee
steady. fresh stock. r. per do-
Cincinnati. Np~ii - Flour ,tvr and nu winter pat
ent 81 2ufS" 40. do fancy. xiaS3 al family - 3ia
g. %. dr. extra s. :'PS2 - low Pradss S2oS2 L. rpIinS
p,fcfts 81 4JN3 ~, do fancy SJtSJ 10 do iaiiily
2? i0dfs2 ~ re nour-Nor itwostern ~ 2o%3 30 d.
cit. ~ 35T<J 40 wheat active prices advancing, No
REL 'ack. 10. Corior"rinaE light receipts liberal; mar
tet active. No mixed elevator and white iSlic white
cr track. Ioi4c; No white 10 arrive 50c mixed ear
tack. toc oais,Receips laIge. limited demand r1,krt
quiet. No mixed track Ju3ltc. rejected do "r FORK
fairly active and steady mess si2 30 clear a9l
family sl3 ~ Lard quiet fair demand steam lear AMI
kettle ne prime steam. G15o Dry sailed meats steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Aprn 81. Cotton trm mdlng q I-iec: low
rilinr iGc: good ordinary. II icc and gross
receipts bales: sales ia bales. spnners 80 bales
stock IoO1s bales. 800,
Norfolk gD-totton quiet miidlng. u I-16c low
good ordinary, 5Nc: and receipts
~. naes exports ccastwise toi bales sales ls6 bales
STOCK 30 1913 bales ,
New orleans April 23.-Cotton quiet: good middng.
Gsc mldIing &c: low middling 5Isc: good ordinary
iGc ret and receipts 2 500 bales exports coast
wise 7c. sales . 700 bales. stock, 20 i0l bales.
Savannah April 2O-Iotton quiet: midoling, sac: low
middIing 6c good ordinary. il-i8c; ard gross
receipts 3i bales exports coaswiss LAG bales: sales
b1O bales; stock 1927 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
WEST SHORE R.K.

trains leave West 42d ST. station New-York. fos.
lows aud Is minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST..
J.iO A. W. DAILY. Local Buffalo.
oi5 A. VI. Daily Tor Albany. Utica. syracuse Rochester.
BanaIo. Naeara rails Detroit, Chicago -
bio - VI. Daily Tor Albany Montreal. Utica, 81 racuse.
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto, Detroit
CleNe GLAND. Chicago and ~ Louis.
ID i. VI. DAILY, Sunday. Utica. SYRACUSE
Newark. Rochester Buffalo.
S;l5 - VI. Daily for Albany Utica. syracuse. Rochesef,
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cleveland. CHI
and st Louis
For tickets time tables Of local trains parlor and seep
Inc accommodations apply Offices. Brooklyn and
New York. and at stations. Time tables principal
hotels For other Information address
c. Il LAMBERT Genefal Passenger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30

MI Receipts 10 head No Sr trading Ta4 ebS s
cows few extra would sell at 50, ..... =,
CFES-Reccpi 5i head AL for r ng m a @1 sac,
uriay white bucrmiks rated at 21G h'gner han
Sass 20 per loo n poor choc" veals ANA at 3 "g
q i % +, ot nSi'G 9 c1 irs I l' yrs 5c for city
d' i Hn% '' f Mr. Iie yco. 1873 Ii average at
s. per ~ - H. at s. - 60 i@ 20 ~ al al
8 =, 81 d. 't d. at So 80 d' &, 10 - d., III, H. a;
100 DO. 2' NJ. at 81 10 10 d. 80 d. ~ S""'' y
& nicnrayk . vea - n 81 81 ~ No. i - n al 4
81 -, - ~ 10. At s. - - do. 10 Il" d" - -
5 f1airs resi~ I2a IL at - @ DO ~ ID ~ i, at
81 ~ d, ~ 10 i" I - d. -, H. at 81 So ) i'o NJ
al s, - d. iaa IL. at $50 II buermiR cows 10
~- Ig: - yc,l. rs :, n & q. s; 81 Is! ~ r. az
iIGS H. =; -. ~ Co., - 70. at :? .. NJ 10 10
a, - a.: - H., ac d. -, s. - so do i$' 3D. at 3D.
=" d.. y; o. t & - VI, -, H. s. b.. II DO p
g. -, s. d., II; II at s. ., do. TX N. al 81 1903 d'
: @ "a y. 80 r r. At 81 rs! g d. Is = :.
n, 49, IL. H. %, - -. 81 lo 10 H. At - '2i' 81 Gu.
~ ~ 2. 81. , Y H. . 6, 2H "t ' day., 60 ca.
r - G Lo,d - rirs lor -i,l:h.rrfs i.f'' :" 'is l
y>p'i, l.r ,nl 81. .9- ~ . oI @,''- n ,ers .@S
Lamb. in ih"'a! supply and "''h w. 49,
rtd a"I 't- filing as oran, =, IT, &C. ["' IN,
~. CLIPPED Il, - 2iqEi = win ~ g. "' pi,ls,s,,
unsn.ru .urs at s5pN; -: 'i!poi d, az, ''G. -
a:5as9 i"r he'd ,s.I n.,i ai-a's * at lie
JIMMY r 49,. .rrns lambs IN , supply aad firm at
4a% Man ~ gnso2 Te' e, ' g e. y =! !.
H. 70 n at 81 % d." - ~ 10 "a - 90 do CO r. at $, b
2gl ,o u, - ~ - ~ Anltn Michigan d. = 10 ,
81 no.; IS . a. - NJ q, S,7. - o. - y $, .
- d.. - n - 8. o" iir,d d. u" ~ s. - - ,rn:
1885, D. IA ai.a.-n s,a,r l41A. - y a.
$, - H. - so ~. ~ ~. - '.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
LEH|CH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot OF CortIandt ana Desbrosses SITS.
200 A. VI. daily for MAUcH ClitN and Intermediate
stations .,,.,,
san A. VI DAILY FOR GENEVA ROCHESTER, BCF:
FAIO. NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION bKlDGh. ara
fee Wet and principal and local l0lna tinng-car -
e.sp.n.lnn Bridge Pullman Nestlule sleeper q chicago
40 4. VI. daily for MAVCH CHUNK and inteTfne-
date points Connections Tor Reading ana Harrisburg
500 T. VI. daily. except sunday ~ EiMlRA ana az
Intermediate stations connections for POsYil, ana heai-
i.g. chair-car - W!k~sbarre. ., x,.,,,
IIO T.. VI. daily except sunday FOR l. and r. u nc.
and intermediate stations Pullman buTst
rArl5rcar Wilkesbarre connections for Pl'isyie 40
i.O h. VI. daily. except SUNDAY. Tor sol III fLAiN'
FIELD and intrrmadiate stations
5:I5 r. 81 daily EASTON and Intermediate stations
600 u. " daily FOR BtFFAlO. NIAGARA FALLS.
M all Pullman 81, per Ncstbued tram
Nev 10 sleeper 60 fu~llo and Toronto:
connections f1r Reading and Har sluig
t,::,O a. VI daily except sunday, r Edston and inter-
mediate stations
O,OO T. W. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROC'HES-
Tl,R H'VFAIO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
Wet Pullman Sleepors 10 Chicago and Buffalo. chalr-
car % WikcshaIre. .- ~. o..
Tickets and Pullman accommodat'nS a. - Sni ga
and 32S Broadway - Fast lih 81, loo East l|'th StI
Ncv-York. SEQ Fulton St. Court 81. ~ Broadway and
Tho NV Yoik Transfer o. will call Tor and check bag
gage from hotel residence through to destination.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS rOR
IA THE NINy-YORK TRIRifNE WILL. IA, n

AND FOH
a THE NEW;YoKK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE.
CEIVED AT THE UPfoWN OFFICE No 2i2 Broad.
way "a door north Of Thirty .hts,.st. and ADvER:
Eikh:h,ass corner Twenty thirdcst I52 Six,h-aye
Thrt.ave cor Forty seventies. Lo2b Thrd-ave. near
Sixyhrs ST. Ios Firsaye: 100 West Forty-seconds,;
l<7 Columbus ~ J. l. Third aSf
West Forty second $40 second ave: 55t Thlrdave
1888 Thriave; 2o5l Third ave between One-hundred.
and.tMelfh and One hund red and thirteenth SITS.
AZ the HARLEM OFFICES $50 East a-hundred-a and.
twenty nfthst 2t3 West One-hundred nd weny-afth.
St. and 800 West one-hundred and ATHEIST up 10
m. at regular Office rites - "
In Brooklyn az Sc7 Fuonst. 63 Cour,-st.: 4s Broad.
way " D: 1884, Broadway: 1877 Fuiton-st uo 10 =
D. m. at regular ONCE rates -
'uropesn Branch. FOR adver.sements oniv N y1.->
Street r. C.. London. Ensiand ' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30


EEEVES- Receipts Tor two DAYS 1913 cars or . 7S head
III mrs cons gn"i dire rNpt"rr and city slalgh
terrrs ana ~ - Tor the market Trad" opened molct
Ht-N active at aivnnc" steers ana fat cows Of Oc
ana toscd win III" advance pst Yards were readily
cleared ~ DEMAND cloirr nat
steers sold at s1nt6 - per 100 H.. cpnf'd Texans At
81 ''s>1 IL oxen sags and miXrl cattle at 81 mas
bulls ~ 81 su$t and cho. stable led do. ~ 81 50asi
SIDES steady At "a loo -. Texas a, selling IVA
So EurJrhn market s quoted steady nj Ii2ai"c per
sheep rm ~ lo0l2." ana refrigerator beef steady ~
"'saO',c at London. and odic At Liverpool shipments
t.-m"r'" on The '"vle. 30 cattle md 100 sheep fr
a. SON ana 2Gii qrs Tor y Morris
avcragr ct s. pcr H. Il d' II. 5; 80 ii
90. I?'o ~ At 81 10 ~ d. 2jN H. at s. 20 - no. 1864
$3.50: 10 d. io2 ~ al 81 30 II sabc-fcd r~nn.,i.
H. n - % II do H. at 10 ~ do ii7G H.
AZ s. 20: d.. 1910 ~ a. s. -, ~ DO NO H. Of 81 10
81 10 10 3D. l7a IL. s. 10: ~ do. ll46 10 at 81 %
D MLh"Ison CO.: meaI led J, nnsyNi,ha siccrs
iN s. at So H. i 10 49, l23 n e s. 49, DO i7 l2 - n
s. %. j Ok. 400 H. at 81. do. 40 Ii; At s. 20.
:: nu,is. 1909 IL. AT 81 o.; d. ;cIe - i-2" H. -
al s. 49, IL Ill, io2 H. at s. -. = Do 1000 No. At
81 20 II do SIS II. $: A. do $50 ID. at ". do
$50 IL. a. 81 81 ~, &C., 49,
a, s. 90. 4 state D.. ii2? n a, s.; nnI 222o r. Al
s. 10 d. 100 10. at 81 30; do; NC" ID ~ 81 10.
i5G' ID At s3Ga % Do. 500 to lo9 10 al - Iors3 90:
10 j., o2s u. at 81; do 80 to lo'" ID at w. do.
,.Ncw,oa < %: II Lancaster County penn steers.
1872 ~ al s. 30. do 1l32 n at 81 20 bulls. l2o, H.
a. C3g do. $50 ~ A. s. 10 cows iC2o No. a! s. 81.
: " sherman: II rlllnois steers. 1853 lb. a, s. ~.
d.. 1870 n. S. 30. Is 90 ilno H. a, 50 60 ~ DO
siamberg & s1r: il Kansas CITY steers. 1853 H. .,
g. 0el7 s,esrs and s.ass 1874 ID. al 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
Tie sa,s,,ai position 0, Brain coffee Is as follows:

The mfNe' for Brazil sorts Is decidedly truer owing
Trading the market, however. st moderate.
1ut eiels have been rec lived from the country ask
better tre looked shortly The del!v
GIT 70 some line ana II L. snpprse1 my ne cGnn,ry
IL e2in VIZ p.ie sd for Ro s. M hen m With
Softee nriner IN sy9ip~ihy WIN the improvement Ia
Fo o" AND 'Si ,fas %as s ?o ore asking h~r
prices hd TINS has had tendency - check business.
buy ershaye advanced the!T BIDS. bu the rise IN nour
are isome cases fully i5c apart There IL a fair de-
mand r spring bakers, which 4 large line
port a price equal 70 81 % here for choice. sales
wece 80 ikgs as iolo%s ~ 6bs Winter patents
Is a2 % z .ae e., aa4 s. . in 9s 100 bois r.ns
Dos s,Ta e. IS and 900 6bs ines s. -.
bis s. c6ast coRSMEAI"MaiR .'s qnIc S quoted:
1ran.wne y '0 Saramore 81 20; Western and south
81 1891 l5 hne yellow. 81 loasl u: coarse gDeasl 81
sa cS td, Gu' s in4 S 9ssn" d Sn,sa SD
honG chop S1HH1c: cottonseeG meal. !~c"sl; oil meal
GRdN-wHEAT- There were some ra,scal changes IN
whoa Tho market opened about ~ .Dwcr here AMI AZ
nc wcr a. Chicago and then rallied until prices we're
due the main % better cables han expected and TO
anticated heavy decrease IN the visible supply. the
eovsh freely the lower prices ,he star. and this
had tnething 20 do with ne later improvement There
nnseea feeling consequent the fear Of trouble he
,%e.I Russia ana Japan. althoug. prices abroad w"r'
tieaN Russian wheat shipments expected There
Mereio many foreign buying orders here. most - he
Very 2od milling demand About 'he'e vas shnt.
reach local traders taking profits. ana prices went on
or anuch heavier decreaye in he visible supply asn
sn'ehted earlier in the day Interior eegips Of wheat
Chicago % o BUSH a' ny, Tf's n
Aoo.*s bush last year: winter 21032 h'sh AGAINST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
ROYAL Billie LINE.

TO PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASHING
For PHILADELPHIA week days, $50 500 300. 1000
II 10 eyning tar1 A. NJ I:3O $50 800 lpunet Parlor
carr 600 Dining Can GOO. 1870. SIS p II, i2;lo
500 DINING Carr. 900 =. NJ. l?.i5 night 90 ga,
FIR Baltimore and Washlng' n. week days DO II ~
DINING ClrD A. NJ 1.3O 800 800 dining can 900
p ~ l2l5 night. sundays. 900. ii:39 Dining Carl
!. NJ 20 500 Dining can. GOO p NJ, l2l5 night.
Tickets and I1rorcar seat can be- procured at ll3 IT,
IlO 1873 Broadway. 131 6th-ave, n East
i'll 80 lSi Eas i25th-st. "a West l25th-st 81 CO.
iurrlissve NcW-Ylrk: Couttst so Futonst Brook
in T,rotdy.av Williamsburg. Tn" N"WYor< Transfer
company vii and check Lagsage from hotel
residence T. Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
TOTAL RECEIPTS TO-DAY.
CASH QUOTATIONS
.N.w-Yolk. April -. 1875.

IN N : foundry ST. 80 Mimi p4',nt H,Ur.... -
\ ~ =, " 40 30 ISuor r,2nulltcd..... 4$-l6
s,eel rai,s ........ - a. Molasscs - Il. prime 81
lad ............. 019 Hogs. lccss,d' lGl-lb. "a
copper lake ire IT,. . - .Hok mess-....'..'. IL -"
Wheat ~ reI.... G>', Lard prln'c.......... ~
Qa's. W = mixed. 't.. rill'W. PRIME. 80
corn ~ missed. ~ Beet. family -.....''. ~ " "
cotton. midilnS lj-G Eeef hams. -VW
coffee ~ I........ IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
FOR LAKEWOOD.

$50 SIS \. NJ. 1:lj $40. 40 T.. u
For Farming!ale Toms River Barnegat PARK and Bar.
n cat. $40 SIS y. NJ. La. $40 J. NJ 90 =,
For Atlantic Ci;y Nlneland and B.dgeton, sd n H.
l;+j Z. NJ ,,t,,u, -.
Nav.snk 60 s.I5. II 80 \ NJ. so las. 4;lo. +ao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY.
(Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
ANL Ewrr.H nv u MILI.R HIl lNtil

-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
OF AND AFTER DECEMBER BID ISL
TRAINS leave station foot Of I.iber'y-,t
For Easton Bethlehem Allentown, NaUch chunk. Scr
40 7I5. 80 ~ - 70 Eastonl A. ". 70 70 600
I.astonl. 80 -. 80 t. Allentown i. NJ Sundays.
i:30 G:l5 10 Easton, A. NJ, 100, $50. 900 ? II -,
For Milkesna,ie Pittston ana Sc's",,,h' oo a. me-
For Reading $3.50 500. $40 1000. 100 \. ~ lilo
30 400. 500. 5:45 100 Z. N, l2j night sundays.
$50 A NJ 100 100. 80 500 p. II. 1915 night ,n
For Harm sburg at 30 500. 9O A. ~. 10. 30. AGO.
600 5:45 = NJ. l2l5 night. sundays i:O) $50. COO
T. II Il night. .o ~
nor Sunbury. Iewisburg and Wilamsport ~ 80. 90
$40 \. NJ. 100. 100 : 30 p. ". Sundays 600 = NJ
'.r Re-. Bank Long Branch. and points south T. Point
Pleasant 80 s:l5 1870 \. NJ. 100 t.4j 3fo T. Red
BANK. i.ls 40 els P NJ SUNDAYS. .xcept Ocean
Cr.ve and AshurY PIX. 9.n0 4 ". A.0l J. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30

QrorATIoN- FOR nEFNEs
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-28
MISS FRANCES E. WILLARD.

Williard's parents were among the
pioneers of the great northwest, and
brought up their daughter With very
strict, not to say narrow, views as to
the use of liquor and tobacco. Miss
Willard prepared herself for teaching,
and while pursuing her STUDS met a
young man who was studying for the
ministry and who gave pror.ise of at
tanning great prominence in his chosen
calling. Their common love of study
attracted them to each other. and the
young man felt that In Miss Willard he
had found the one woman who, as his
wife, would help him upward and
would gracefully share the honors of
the lofty position at which he was
aiming. Nor was Miss Wizards heart
untouched, and the young mans
matrimonial hopes might have been
realized but for the discovery that he
was addicted to the use of tobacco, says
the New York World. She very
promptly told him he could choose be-
tween tobacco and herself, and to all
his pleadings opposed the one cry:
II you love Cooacco more bnan you
do me find some other woman who will
tolerate such habit"
At length he ceased to urge her, and
they went their separate ways, she to
remain single and become president of
the National Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union, and one of the best
parliamentarians in the United States,
and he to marry some one else and be-
come one of the most prominent
bishops of the Methodist Episcopal
church.
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case the boy be deaf, the infirmity was
not discovered some months ago, as he
is now more than a year old.
The duchess of York has not been
seen often in public recently, and those
circulating the report regarding the
prince say that her recluseness is due
to her grief This, however, is bare
superstition.
As yet no effort has been made tc
correct the story of the princes in.
trinity, although the current gossip
must have reached the ears of his
highness' parents and grandparents.
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BABY PRINCE EDWARD.
Heir to Britain's Throne Reported to B,
Deaf and Dumb.

Heir to Britain's Throne Reported to Be
Deaf and Dumb.
A report has been circulated for sew
eral days that Prince Edward, the only
child of the duke and duchess of York
and the heir to the throne of Great
Britain, is deaf and dumb. 1t has been
impossible to ascertain the source of
the report, writes a London CORE
spondent, but there is no doubt that it
is in a circle fairly near the court. The
pictures of the queens great-grandson
are displayed all over London, one of
them but few weeks old, and they ali
show a clear-eyed, intelligent looking
little fellow, with plump arms and
wavy hair.
There is nothing in the expression of
his face or in the attitude to indicate
the slightest mental defect. 1t is re-
garded as a little remarkable that, in
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MISS WIZARDS ROMANCE.
Was Courted by a Young Minister Who
Used Tobacco.

Was Courted by Young Minister Who
Used Tobacco.
The recent rumor regarding the en-.
gagement of Miss Frances E. Willard,
president of the National Woman's
Christian Temperance union, to an
elderly English gentleman of means,
who uses large part of his annual in
come in the furthering of reform
movements, has recalled to the minds of
many of Miss Wizards friends in this
country the romance of her early
womanhood.
Miss Wizards devotion to the tenn
peranee cause is by no means coeval
with the great crusade of the early
seventies, whose outcome was the
organization of hun dreds of Woman's
Christian Temperance unions. Miss