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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-10-06

that evil thinks. write of people IN
the middle walks Of life and don't care
a cuSS for the aristOcracy Of Flat Rock
or Philadelphy There Pm told that
folks wait for an Introduction. and even
q fireman amt allowed TO come in q
house and rescue a young lady from the
flames till they change cards, and then
II hisn Is O. little too wide or has
Mr. on It when Esq is the thing she
exclaims, Welcome, dea,hr and per-
isAes in the flames
Here is a bit that interested me
very much" 1 said, picking up the book
from the sewing machine and reading
from IL while the young author played
o sonata on an ear Of hot corn:
"A few minutes later Oliver and Ava
was hurrying down Main street at Ma
r.e.ta The hours and words passed
swiftly with Ava. Oliver talked of low
ers Quarrels, sea voyages and every
thing he could think of 20 interest her
young mind. Aya's mother and father
were half a mile behind and Ava was
growing lonesome when Oliver sang her
O. little song.
There's a lover that lives, and he lives
for me,
And 1 hope some day TO see him march-
ing for-hby The side of me-
And thea, farther on, where the
rogu-sA girl sings:
4 De an old ma-d and sit in the shade,
Ana not marry ar a.l
i IL marry the rich and they get drunk
ana Iall IN the d..cn,
And 1 not marry az alE
4 il marry the poor and .1ey so round
DeSglng from doc, 90 door,
ANA 1J marry at a.l'
OIlyer S voice trem1led when ne
sa.l, 1ou are not going TO De an Ola
A.t-l' are you. Il don Know she
st-| H. depends upon my mind when
a- oder. i tnlnk ola maids nave
lifl times, and / don't think many slJ
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-10-06

mer By-J0rth By-JOhns0n. etc.. and
would / ever forgive them SOS they
could look me I'm the facs2 I could see
by the way they wrote that they felt
mcecbin enough.
Can YOU think best with a stub pen.
or do YOU feel more free with a lump
OF chalk and the uuderside of a
bridge?"
81 write freely on anything and never
revise q single line
THAT shows that You are not hide
bound by custom. Your grammar also
shows that"
Yes. I hate grammar-that is con-
yentiOnal'
True, I said, as my little boy snap
ped the kodak on both OF us as we sat
together trying TO look like Washington
Irving. for I wanted the picture to use
In O magazine article and had al
ready borrowed a photograph of neigh
Dor Nanderbilt's home here to use as
though it were my own i'm q personal
article descriptive Of "How Great Au-
thor Feeds His Hens.
And how YOU keep up the interest,
too, The end of this chapter makes
one fully determined TO read the next
no matter what the cost may be. Lis
tenr
AS Ava left her mother she was
somewhat bothered She had met a
preacher on the way, Who asked her
for the privilege of carrying her to the
meeting grounds. but told him she en-
goged her company for the whole meet
Ing She seen him so the path which
She had just came. She wondered
where he was going. but did not know
/ he was her mothers acquaintance. He
was tal like % sapling, and his coat
gave him pleasant look as he jumped
around Ike grasshOpUer She went
on as fast as possible TO the back of tina
tents, where q carriage was waiting for
her arrival
He must indeed be q patient man
who can was- for the next chapter. for
Oliver. the sport, who caught her eyes
In his, vii have to meet up with q Cler-
gyman who has "a coat that gave him
a pleasant look"
The author was here again at my
house afterward but as we had been
20 dinner he did not stay long. prefer
ring to press on up the river. where
people are more reckless with their
watermelOns
have not altered one word Of the
extract above given, and 1 assure the
reader that the author of oliver BOs-
wells Courtship' is no myth, but that
he has dined at my house and smoked
q cigar of mine that / did not believe
could be smoked by a human being. I
have kept 10 over nine years. and it lay
undisturbcd even while / was trying
seven new cOlOred Office boys
But the author smoked il, and in an
interview for publication said that my
tastes in cigars. wines. horses and lit
erature was "Out of sight"
He agrees with Mr.. HOwells that
Dickens IS no good.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-10-06

think 1T well that we should spend our
lives apart?"
!! She looked at John, who was toiling
patiently over a refractory trailing rose
bush, and then1she glanced up at him.
Il don't know" she said, naively.
How can 1t be helped?"
He laughed again.
'By marrying your loving nephew,
Tom was the prompt Chicago
News
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-10-06
/@4Aks AW

MAKES PURE BLOOD. These three
words tell the whole story Of the Won
derful cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla It
is the best blood purifier and spring
medicine.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-10-06
MEETING I'm AUTHOR
Who Wrote OLIVER BoS-
Wells C0uTtShip.

---- Man is Modest About
work and sometimes Even
+rat He Has Written It.
Extracts showing His
v style
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-10-06
HOW HE TOOK TT.

An exchange tells q Story OF .-ol.l
minister whose physician ordered .Al
II drink beef tea. The uoEr a't
The Goa.or called. the patton. cot
ed that the new drink made him
"Why. s.r.' said The 1oc or' l@-
cant be- TN try it mys
AS he spoke he poured some ol
tea into a skillet and set b. cn me re-.
Tben. having warmed .t l -ei 20
smacked his lips and said,
Excellent. excellent!
Man" said the minister, '.s -lil me
way We sup it?' ,s
"Of course. What other way a1o"iu
Il be supped? It's excellent
at may be GUIDE thai way, DOCTOR , guy
try It wi cream and sugar nan i'y
II VII that and see hoo ye Ike -'
passeDger-That fellow back tire Is
raising a great row because be mas 70
stand .,..-.. 80
Chicago Record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-19
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

chicago March Is (SpeciaDAl the news on wheat To-
dav seemed bcar!sh and all the talent against u.
Prices ne result broke and then recovered about
lig of d. opened at 5G.c. sold between - ana
5a,, and closed Jji." Gables weak, the signal
Srlc. prom the winter wheat states, the
decrease the visible supply was only s4iHD bushe.
t,.r. was pas-ag" 81 iNb.HD bushels,
there increase in the English Nisib" OF 10
600 bushels Al the high rollers sold-Smlth, He1m
and th. others expected that the worlds visible
q,lp1lv tomorrow viii dccreae" above lr"oo bush
ols The s.ah1lrl ,l.afdrcas about 'tHo bushels
New FORK reported loads akrn fof export IN"
,ri, business nIshr. spring wheat 10
m.rr TIE. partial rally az the close was In sympa by
with
corn advanced a and closed strong. II got help
lust where failed. the visible statement Corn
decreased 10000 bushels: receipts small 2l9 cars
the estimate Tuesday lTj cars. Some shippers r.
ported cash demand. \ cargo taken. i5Es'
In. shells AMI Some done IN the CARROTS Al
though the se"ned rather more favorable
tho advance nevertheless. chiefly matter ~ scalp
rIng manipulation. Partridge considerable buyer.
5, ner. certain - the commission houses.
Ot's were helped a tria hy Nay sold between
80. a. ana gg..c AMI closed at 29i-N29-sc.
Provisions irregular. they have been ever since
'1. Armour campaign began. They opened nrn. had a
sharp break then rallied quickl, May pork sold be
~ and sil -. and closed AZ 81 No. May lard.
between and - 80 and closed AZ 81 ~ May ribs,
between s. and closed - 90 There wer,
- 80 hogs. IN" es'imat" for to-morro" was $3.50.
prices w.r. - higher. The market not big one.
The break looked like shak"put
th- puts Man wheat wore bose calls 5o'sc
pats May were ibiec. calls 4I',c
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LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stutiona ,noi of COrtia"ut ana i,csDrOsses >ts.
90 \. VI. daily MAUCH III NIX and intermediat {,
stations
tS;IJ \. VI. daily for GENEVA. EOCHESTE R. BUF-
FALo NIAGARA FALLS. 81 SFENSlON BRIDGE, and
tie West principal and local points; dinn car 10
Suspension Erds" pullman Nestibule Sleeper Chicago.
IIiIO 4. NJ daily for MAtCH CHUNK and interme-
dufc points. Connections for Reading and Harrisburg
900 y VI. daily. except sunday. Tor El.MlRA and all
intermediate connections for pottsylle and Read
INK. to WlNcahttrc
i;JO u. VI. daily except sunday. for +. and a. JUNG.
TON principal Intermediate stations: Pullman buffet
parpr.c.t Nl,'-bartc. connections Tor Pottsvie.
ti2O -. VI. daily. "Nc"pf sunday. for SOUTH PLAIN.
FIELD AMI incfu"t Hat" NiItnuS
5:t5 - VI daily for EASToN and intermediate stations
G:OO 4. VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS.
ana ul points West Pullman Sleeper vestpued train
New York Chicago. Sleeper to Buffalo and Toronto:
connections Reading and Harrisburg.
G.O y VI. daily. except sunday FOR Easton and inter
mediate stltip'
p,OG VI. daily ror ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES
TER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS and all points
west. Pulma, Sleepers to Chicago and Buffalo. Chair
car Wlhr,larre
Tickets and Pullman accommolatons Mt ?25. 26i. 90
~; broadway. if3 Bowcfy. 81 East ltth St, 1874
Tas' roth St. New York; SEQ Fulton ST. Court ST. 9S
I~ladvuv. and iirookl,n Annex. Bfooklyn. n y.
Til. Yo-e Transfer Co will call and check bag
gaze hotel residence through destination.
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r ailrcaos.
Railroads.
pEN NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.
TATIOyS foot Of Desbr0sses and eoriA"'' wv
I'm i.nect ia. uary 20, 1870.

STATIONS foot Of Desbrossss .ad .o,, .n ''
sS A. HAsF
SS%Dts'%'H A Ssssat Ss'i 3 r.
30 4; MGn Il s6 T H6 ST. ExrREss;
VIE aSa slsP .s and % ping SnTs o St
600 lS'i NJ esSsfS s:ss.:
;v'aad Ms5 s. MI fa'fisss a:s
x sspa' sns Ds"s ri M to n1snnDss s
500 1su MfAe Nj ie'fss %i:ssPe c..
to Pittsburg; Connects chicago daily and C'e'''
land '2a l:;ffi isf;S AVS SOUTH
Sss 10 L Hn'as CIR p,a- II And D a1
$ss ssss.J Con- 81
s5H$Hh$* Rss$% fS1 " gs1 s.Ss!
Sas as5 and ssSs!' & s; asS a.'
A:H1Sf,s epd 9 8 hu.a s
ssy f';Sts s, .rTs1 = ASlS ssIa
r6 SAY PoST Sf5F SKI e sa
Charlss RIS'P 40 NJ weekdays and with Through
ros &TLsfTic ETY. SrIy rso p NJ weekdays Through
FOX R" CAPE !' %AY a' aga P0fa weekdays
TiF LS%s F'iS'9 tinoy s'Fs SO asvi 90
week day.. Sundays 'eScept Asbury Park and ocean
cro'e1' '''' A. F y p P:HHiLAxDELPurA.
IL iSs e. AZ 20 ons 20 F;s'r
IFS nss s sa 'siH r. Gar.
4 ~ s1nlns csf SO DnISE cap !. tss , GD,nns
r css o P,sHf x Oar. u.s. ~ il .ns
anG. a: dours Street sus ' SO Futon
and BrGsyn Annex ssSn fS S' e rs9s
Transfer comPsny v ca toI and check baggage from
hotels and residences through to eestinat,on, voon
. q General rrtit Manager General pass'r Agent.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE,
NIL INCkAWANNA AND WESTERN II. II.
s,n,inn> in New foot of Barclay ana
Christopher streets.
NEsrIBt LEp TR I'M tIItt WWTT'

Direct route 70 NEWARK. BtoOMFtELp MoNTcLAiR.
THE ORANGES summit Bernard syilIe BssSins
Ridge Madison. Morristown Passaie Paterson Boon
ton. Dover Sfdnhope. BUDD.S LAKE. LAKE Ho
pkTCONG. Hackettstc~n SCHOOLEY.S MOUNTAIN,
Washington. PIN LIPsBtRG. EASToN. WATER
GAP STROTDSBrEG. P0cono Mountains. SCRAS-
TON PITTSTON. WlIKESBARRE. NANTIcoKE
lANVIII.E IMBERLAND Montrose. BIE1-
iIAMToN; OXFORD NORWICH ws v, .i UTICA
wEGO ITHA,n,A, oWEEGo ELMIRA coENINo
NORTHWEST ANp SouTHW EST
7::o a M-DrNGHAMToH MAIL s'op' at principal
900 A M-BUTFALo SCRANTON. RrNGH ANTON
riCA. RiCHFIELD SPRINGS. SyRACJSF ana
OSWFGO EMPRESS Pullman Ru~et Parl'r Cars
No., Al Bural' With train for Chicago. arriving 90
a n.Xt morning ....
EMPRESS. Pullman parlor cars.
9th EMPRESS Pullman parlor
30 y VI t)aii,1-R ~an Nest'buiei Limited Express
f,r SCRANTON. EtNGHANrON rLNIRA. Bt.P.
FAIO Pullman ri Tet Sleeping Car Connects at
purao with for chicago arriving al 9:35 p
go p " DAILY, -RvFFAI.O SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
TON. TTrCN SYRACUSE an oSwEGO EXPRESS.
Pullman BUFFET Slecpers
TICKETS .ND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a. 3
Murray ari go Broadway Tickets at ferry stations
ara aie Proafvl, - ?Jh-st o35 Columbus.
ave NV York: 32S 12f Fulton and - Broadway
'r,o<lvn. Time tables giving ,ull information all
so.
wrSTCOTT EMPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check BAGGAGE IRON, hotel residence 70 destination.
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opening range and close DAY. and closing 0'a' ''

steady AZ ii TO IL points deciine
COMPARED Saturdays closing prices TRANSFERRING
,aflces 500 Total sales 27llo bales. New YORK net
ecepts bales gross 800 bales Exports; Continent
3i bales: forwarded. I54G bales: sales $40 bales
spnners 2i5 bales. stock 1856 bales Total net Le
cets to-day 23O25 bales: thus far THIS week. 9osvo
aa.es. Exports TO-DAY; Continent 23s4 bales nus iar
as week Britain 467s bales France. 65lo bales
Continent % 1852 bales stock $50 sSI bales New YORK
epot sales today night officially repoHe1i ROY
nsump,on 245 bales; contract loo bales total Loo
faes spot cotton quiet mddng uplands. o3l"c; rLd-
ding CUE. case which is Lite down compared with
iverTo5.-Sp6t good demand sales 1900 bales;
src-i;la.jon and export. ZOO bales: American. 1Vo
tales. receipts. 5000 bales. American hVp bales; MD,
& rg uplanis ga, Futures opened easy par'aiy lt3d
advance. closed barely stead. March "ils6 March
Anil 3li.b: April-Msy. 32h: MayJune. @3.z9; June
Jly 3i4i %: Juy-Augus 3l6s August @p,enbe 81
X vernter December BIS: observation-disclosures. 322b Man
,sNs,@r~Yarns strong: cloths quiet.
COFFEI,-Thers nothing in the local speculation
~ IN irHnorant character. The market showed fair
gree Of strength manipulation by prominent
bal Nrn. whose support has been feature of the
trading or weeks. The trade in general responds
!eeby and the transactions the whole continue small
HAVE a, sed barely steady March. 1915 francs April
81: NAY ~ q: June. "a 80. Hamburg duN; March
IS pigs. April u. May. 1850; June. 76 % Rio
cables firm al lG refs. exchange On receipts 5000
laes stock bag Santos quiet at 159oo re!s
cents ZOO bags: sock. 2l90Oo bags Toward the
e Sc OF the local there activity in
December and August deliveries.
Contracts closed steady ct partial advance OF D
rolnts. sales were $3.50 bags. as follows:
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though the recent advance asked by checks bus:
se sassd SSan sSa s SIS SSa White sf
Ms prm Steam e's ar So % cash and So May
Minneapolis oPenng prices s were 'n MAS about
for Tf f in the meantime mt nee there was threat
demonize The market S for ay ym Closed Ias q, c
gans ts a6osc saturday The millers quite nc,
y traders rot sf cash wheat 95n TO S ar I've Sre was
track wheat receipts t RscS Sa repared the
couny and private Minneapolis Ills Scaeas Of
Gs2 for the leaves vs h ~h net only
l6 $50 bush track No hard ei.c No Nort lss.n
OATS easier No white SOC 80 3 2o.c Flour s'1@ rG
aacon lo@S 800 i SG P' sapmens 1900 bb %
sE So; c cx si lux SSa' sa vi s sGI'' common" DUN"
Philadelphia March lsFlour market quiet; Win,es
Sn s: % S . ma."G q & g.
g ,ogsS 30 % s s s sc ao ssh = 100
>;rGh 10 & lass o do patent 50 ooGs fayor
a5 aS,F s. ESs p 2nr o5 1 %Rsa, 3"S
to continued 10 fed Ms Gi G April o
Gic. May GisaGiAc; June e%aG2c cornnonernss
however &c G~e !" sy%D s %G S SaTos in
E1D S a aI%pa appg and slowly at
rates No mixed and yeo% in export e!eVa so% &c
iicbt In, local trade demand only moderate and
Ternr. Of carlot fully equal to requirement.
p' mp5 aan c M No Established grade white 3e
No white @7'sc No Whit March 5!aJ1.e A dpn
"6H3I.c May 3ia5l5c, Jun, tg"' ~ ra iagf ,oc
J,rnslana prints extra wholesale. 2lc do jObbng 22n
o. Eggs dull lower Pennsylvania hrsts. ~; Western
TO- 90 cheese firm; fair demand New,York fac Org
IoisnIl4c; part skins sac Sugar-setc"d que,
s,c1dv t'bas ~: ozenge. SIC; standard powdered.
~ fin. cranuated 4lsc; standard do fsc; Crown A.
-. crystal 4. SC; double refined Diamond A 80;
Trlnln - 37.c: do g. 7iGc Red star I-l6c'
Green star g. 3+sc: Blue star g 3.cal less 3 lOc re
~ ~ H. Be- not: No H. > l5-IGc net. Food quiet;
s.,aiv Winter bran in bulk SlsmSlS 30 per ton.
=, I0uis March ls-FIour scarce prices firm patents
g. 5gsa extra fancy 81 50mS2 49, fancy. 81 20qs2 30;
choice S2as2 Bran steady west side sacked 7lc this
side ZOE Wheat lower; March. SOC May. o5hga5tc:
TIly 55q55I.c higher; March. 42i.c: May, 43sI
III g; July 45ac Oats steady; March, 3oSc May Dasc.
Ecrs lower weak. Pork-Standard mess VIZ l2's.
Iar-Prime steam So 60: choice 81 20 Shoulders
~ longs &C.. ribs. G%c short clear. b@c. Dry
m manifestations Be: longs. &c; clear ribs. &c; short
clear ~ &C.. High wines unchanged Wool steady and IN
changed BagElng order prices. IA ID 4sc H.. DC:
q H. 57.c; ties. G5c hemp twine. oc per 10 Lead
advancing ~ So 30 Spelter steady az S23I'2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-19

5000 bush steamer early at 50lkc elevator. OATS
In oats there very little trade in any market with
the tone quiet but steady The visible supply showed
fair decrease, Notwithstanding the big increase IN re-
ceips ast and this seaGier feeling in the
afternoon but the close hanged prices
for the day. Cash quiet Sales were '0Oop
bush follows 81 900 bush. ;sU.3iec elevator 10000
bush ~ white SIC; 300, bush rack white, "iHlc
go. BARIEY-Market quiet. Quoted: No Milwaukee
G5c; unsraded Western G3G6Gc 49,. MAIT-Nalket quiet
Quoted: Western, 70QIic .... .SEi-pS atkst ste.ly
Quoted: Clover IS 50QSfU 30; timothy SO oISG % The
feature Of the seed trade to-day The arrival ~ the
ship Turret Hl. from ;he Argentine. with cargo Of
20 600 bush haxseed. The seed had previously been
sold hut the arrva. " such quantity from .hr Arson-
looked upon Favorable feature f"r the
American market. BU CkWliEAI- Market nominal
season practically over
We give FOR comparison the prices " the pre-
Vois day and the corresponding date last year:
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave West 42d ST. station. Nsw-lofA as To-
lows. and j. minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
$500 A. VI. Daily. Local T. buffalo.
0:I5 \. w. Dan, for Albany. ttca syracuse Rochestee
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago.
o;l5 Il. VI. Daily for Albany Montreal Utica. Syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland. Chicago and 81 Louis.
'i5 T.. VI Daily. except SUNDAY. for Utica. syraonsA
Newark, Rochester and Buffalo.
SiI3 r. VI Daily for Albany Utca Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. Cleveland Chi
cago md 81. Louis
For tickets. time tables Of local trains paFor and sleep.
lngcar accommodations apply city Offices Brooklyn ana
New York and stations Time tables at principal
hotels. For other Information address
G. T.. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
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WEEKLY EXPORTS.
THE GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.


COTTON-Weaker markets were the feature OF 'hs cay
at home abroad. Their. was free iea4llihS a..
p1o ~ holders OF futures local traders were aIso
Tree sellers The sales ~ the day We're al dect
OF .tlt rol0 on lat while early months Wci"
about . L. 3 points higher the market being nieSuiti
During tho forenoon The pressure 20 sci continued, anu
M noon prices were % points under SATURDAY
closing rrices The the market during We
afternoon vas toward lower level Of values on CON
iruea Nquaaton by spinneis brokers' ana others OF mn
holdings There disposition 70 press the inarhes
down by certain parties who evidently dlsposec -
ake back cotton. The market closed barely stea1y a.
"a net decline Is points Total sales were q Il"
Private CatiegraIns stated that there was Il
spot demand Liverpool wiki strong uniertone Wi'a
slrlls taking cables stated tldt
Inc demand for goods at Manchester was very DTS
,eallv feeling be that some reaction may
10 lacked for in ~ the sudden which Tor the
las, week about 30 points. There nave bth
no material changes estimates o receipts at the
ports f.- week. the supposition being thai from
IL, 70 10000 would porwaIc. while II -
thought that interior movement Will be about even
with hat ~ last week Receipts at New-Orloans tues
'day estimated al from 6.EO a. SO" bales against
O GJs last week 81 last The receipts AZ houston
bales against 4.l>3 last Week Lao
las, wear and at Memphis 7yS bales against ISIS last
yvaos 3gS last receipts Galveston were about
bales against $3.50 last week. 9s5 last year and a.
Orleans 800 bales. against l51S last week
4 zen last year
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4 pyEETisEhMEXTSS :, AND TB,,,, SIBscRIrTIoNS 70

4 ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
n THE NEW-YoRk TRIBUNE WILL. BE RE
,rIVED At THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. 2i2 Broad
way. 81 doos north Of Thirty hrst-st.; ana ADvER-
TfSEMENTS al the following Branch Offices; pa
Eiglh-ave 5. corner Twenty -thrd-s: i52 Slxth-ave
~ Fourth-aNc Fourte, nth-st $50 Thrd-ave 7Go
Third ave- Forty venthst l02G Third ave,
slNty-hfst-s LOS First ioi West Forty
Coumbus-aSe.: ~ Avenue A. 1873 rhird-ave.;
Fortysecond-st 1919 Second ave- 554 Third
3S Third ave 2O5l Thirdave.. between One-hundred
md twelfth and One hundred a n thirteenth
At HARLEM OFFICES. one hund red and
hfthst.: 2i3 West Onehundrcd
and 200 West Onehundred and forty NTH up
D. m regular office
European Branch. for Advertisements only IT, Fleet
Street Il. C.. London. England
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
Fast Express Trains
Baltimore, MasllnStOn, Chicago, Cincin n at1
ST. LOuis nnL All Points Wet.

BnItimOrc, WnshIhEt ION, ChfcaEO, CIhcfnnaOs
ST. Louis and All Points West.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS.
NewYork foot ot Libertys,.. daily for CHICAGO
ana i2:l5 nsh1t IIHCIXNATL 81 LoTIS . a m.
Ol 30 a. Dining carr. 80 q 30 p. M. ex sunday
- ~ p. m, Dining carr. 500 p m. l2:lo night AL
trains daily except $3.50 p m.
NORFOLK; y 80 a M, daily; 40 p m Ex sun:
through Pullman Sleeping car. p. m, daily.
All trains illuminated with PRtsch light.
Ticket Offices liS ~ 26I 45 Ill0 Broadway. 81 East
81. l27 Bowery. y. Y; 344 Fulton ST. Brooklyn;
stations foot OF Liberty So. r. r. OF " J.
N,W York Transfer company will call FOR and check
baggage from hotel residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-19

't'"'n" bh4ta Ia '',s'o' "tA th" west ica'e .'S"
loot NhaubCts danny tOIIONs and ~ .
earlier nom " 30 4
q. \. M.-\ts,ihulcd EApress FOR Waverly. Bng-
c'AO hant'n Limra, Bifalu. Bradford ana s1sa-
hldnNI latlOl ~ EuilAlO
.R.lll -. H-\ cstbue Limited. solid train for Chi.
WV ehSp via Chautauqua Lake. arrives Cleveland
So "A. m. Chicago ! y n. S!eepeiS 10 Ch-
casO, Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car.
6O y:"s,d c GnSs. aF fs b Sr1
Chicago and the West Bu"alO passengers can
remain In sleeper unti : \. NJ
S45 & & to SessS es a"G N Baao F cs
ana Cincinnati Dining Car.
ocNL TiME TABLE, TICKETS AND PULLMAN
- accommodations at NJ 20, tol and a5I Broadway.
i"6 Eas I3Gthst Chambers and West 23d-st. ferries
New York; 333 Fulton ST. Brooklyn: 200 Hudson-st. Hoo
bokcn Jersey city Station. Erie Transfer Company
calls for and checks baggage from hotels and residences
to destination.