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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-18
A study In Grammar.

A teacher in one OF the lo,<sr grades-- Of
city school was endeay0ring TO impress
npon her pupils the fact that plural sub
ject takes "a verb in the plural
Remember this, she said "girls arc,
boys are; q girl Is, boy is. Now, do
you understand itS"
Every hand in the room was raised In
assent.
"Well, then" continued the teacher,
"who can give me "a sentence with girls
plural, remomberf"
This time only one hand was raised
and that belonged TO pretty little miss
"Please, ma am" she said, with all the
assurance of primitive reasoning, "I can
give n sentence. Girls, are my hat on
straight "-Cincinnati Tribune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-18
A ROMAN TRIUMPH.
The Way In Which Victorious Gsncrsa
Was Eonored.

In ancient Rome n triumph was an hon
Dr. awarded 10 generals for decisive battles
over foreign enemies. 1t was never grant
ed for victories achieved in civil war. The
power Of granting a triumph rested with
the senate, and IL was a prime condition
that the victorious general on his return
from war should not enter the city until
the triumphal procession should escort
him.
This procession was headed by the mag
lstrates and the senate. Then came the
trumpeters, who were followed by the
spoils, which included arms, statutes,
standards and representations OF battles
and of the towns, rivers and mountains of
the conquered country. Next came the vic
Tins intended Tor sacrifice. As a rule,
these victims were white oxen with gilded
horns. They were followed by the prison
ers that had been kept To grace the tri-
umph, and after the prisoners came the
chariot in which was seated the trium-
phator or victorious general.
The cltgriot was covered with laurel
and the triumphator was attired I'm robe
F of purple and gold. In his right hand he
held laurel branch and In his left an
| ivory scepter A slave held the golden
crown Of Jupiter above his head and kept
saying TO him:
"In the midst of oil thy glory, victorious
one, remember that thou art but mortal
man."
Last came the soldiers singing son gs
and shouting, "Io triumpheW
This procession started from the Cam
|pus Martins, outside the city walls, and
passed through the city to tho capitol.
Triumph days were gala days i'm Rome.
The streets were gay with garlands and
|gorge>us colors and the temples were all
thrown open.
When the procession reached the temple
of Jupiter on the capitol, the triumphator
|placed the laurel branch on tho lap Of the
figure of Jupiter, the prisoners were put
TO death, and thank offerings were made.
A feast prepared for the magistrates and
the senate and sometimes for the soldiers
and the people concluded the triumph fes-
|tivities.
The triumph must have been much
coveted honor for we arc told that Lucul.
lus on his return from Asia waitel outside
Of Rome three years for his. s.-Philadelphia
Timas
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-. Russell Brown, 20 WasningtoA
r. Y. olney, s0s Benefit
Charles Warren Mppitt, Young oreAasA
avenue.
William Ely, 23l George.
George II. Wood, 359 Westminster.
Horace A. Barnes, l3s Penn.
George H. Pettis, City Hall.
DR.. n. E. Windsor. 6ss Westminster
William ]. Petri, III Westminster.
lie Roy s. Sanford, e4 Parade.
Robert Hall, 60 crsnston.
Lorenzo Traver. NJ. d., surgeon U. S. Navy
8 Stewart.
w. n. rravef, 5stewsft.
A. Watson A. fraver, 6s5 Westminster.
Fred wyrnan, SO, Broad.
VIM. II. Place. Cos Esdy.
w. II. Myers, 81 Richmond.
James Hsslsm. III Nanton avenue.
orvills l.. Rowland, WeybosseI
Albert G. Schoheld, Providence.
@. w. Burtt, $50 Washington.
James S. Brown, Sc Washington.
w. s. Nichols, los South.
Edward J. Moons, % North Davis.
Charles T. Browne, Se6 washingteA.
George B. Francis. Union Depot
Alfred Ricketts,. $50 Blackstone.
VA. Hathaway. iss Point.
7. G. Marshall. 10 Somerset,
Arthur l.. Gilman.
Claus Hanson, At Westminster.
Samuel Scott, o7s Atwells avenue.
John A. Drew, 90 Admiral.
Hopley IA. Drew, go Admiral.
4. II. Moore, Cass street, Eddy.
Edwin Bulkley, 35 Richmond.
william Crook, 2 whittemore Plaoa.
Alexander Maehon, 81 Oakland.
Frank I. Carr, so Friendship.
q. Burnharn, 800 Friendship.
Fred Egan, n Arnold.
Charles Ii. Fyheld, Jr., i64 Prospect.
William D. frsu. Co. g., lst K L NJ 10
Dean.
Charles r. y. Davis, Parade.
Frank Il. Williams, o ADELAIDE avenue.
Il. fl. Williams, 9 Adelaide avenue.
Charles s. Briggs, q Adelaide avenue.
Benjamin s. Potter, AZ Borden.
Martin Hiseox, 1eo Ocean.
A. A. Hitchcock, Se5 Federal.
E.J. Bartlett, 81 Lsxins1-- avenue.
w. II. williams, lei Washing ton.
9. K. Bullard. 3or Charles, date u, 9. Navyl
MN. A Jenes, 1879 Meeting.
Russell A.. Babcook, 20 Craven.
Henry q. Carroll. l43 Charles
John B. Ames, 10l Chestnut.
william Thompson. 80 Hawsa
William Leach, 80 HAwcs.
Henry a. Carroll, 10 Randall.
Henry Ellis. late ships cooper, u. 8. q
Nyack, 80 whipple.
Erastus II. Sanford. II Kenyon.
VIM. I. Round. 2l Burrows.
John A. Jastram, 10 Beacon avenue.
Il. 4. johnson, 0 Gladstone avenue.
Frank J. Potter, IS Ring.
G. o. Ballou, N. D.. SV Pine.
Arthur J.. Travsr, e37 wsstmirstsr.
John A. Hall, . CARPENTER.
K. w. French, asl Fountain.
Annie r. Hiscox, leo Ocean.
Charles Hiscox. 100 Ocean.
Fred Beans, fs rlainheld.
g. A. Brightmau, leS Wilson.
John A. Jsstram. 40 Beacon avenua
ID. Buffum. 10 Angel.
VIM. n. Gilmore. ~ Gallup.
Mrs. A. n. Lacy. 1D Burnside
Mrs. Il. Lacy, lSe Burnside.
sayer Hssbrouck.
Frank Egan, "A Arnold.
Charles Egan, "a Arnold.
Charles Boyle, 74o Cransto,
George u. Atwood, 1859 Broad
w. Herbert Atwood. l07 Westminstsr.
Moses w. Brown. $50 westmiaster.
Q. @. Peterson.
John ID. Barnes, g Grove
r. Tobey stowe. "a Bond.
Farrell J. Higgins, Douglas ave.
Iohn y TsDk, - Exchspge "lace
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ALICE STERLING'S DEATH.

BosToS, April 1s.-"I am OF opinion, 4"
rays Medical Examiner Draper, "that
Alice NJ Sterling oame to her death by
fracture of the skull and injury to The
brain, the effects of blows on the head 4"
This report has been made by the medical
Examiner to the district attorney, as a re
suit of the autopsy held by the medic
examiner on ths body Of little Alice Sser
iuU
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-18
THE NEW BATTLESHIP.
First Popular Petition Will Be Sent to
Washington When This Page is Full
Siqn the Slip Below and Send to The News Office at
Your Earliest Convenience.
New Baeships Were Provided for by the Congress
Name One Of The BattIeships Rhode Island"

1t has been informally decided at the
Navy Department that one OF the new
chips will be named after the historic
Kearsarge--a departure from the rule Of
naming them after the states-in honor or
that famous ship of-war.
We Want the Other Named "RHODE
ISLAND"
Any movement to this end will naturally
take the form of petition from citizens
of the State. Boards of Trade and busi-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-18

ness associations will naturally take the
matter up.
Meanwhile let everybody petitionl Get
up q rouser!
Write your name on the card below
cut it out and send IL to The NEWS office.
The NEWS will paste them neatly, one
beneath the other, with the printed head
ing at the top, and forward it to the
proper authorities!
Sign the petition-eyeryb bodyl Sign 1t
now! Let's have the next BATTLESHIP
named RHODE ISLANDl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-18

is Mr. g. A. Redford, whose especial quail
ification appears to be that he has had lit
tie or no connection with the drama He
will therefore at least be free from preiu-
dice and is manifcstly not a member Of
sither the Kendall or Irving clique. Stin,
by virtue of his sinecure, or perhaps 1t
should be called Office, he is very impor-
tant parsonage In the theatrical world, In
spite of himself
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-18
A HORRIBLE DEATH.

SoMERs, Conn, April is.-Frank Starr,
= sawyer ct the Curtis lumber mill, was
At work. when his clothing came in con.
;act with the teeth OF buzz saw, and he
was drawn over the sharp teeth. His
head was severed from his body and the
latter was hrdlv mutilated.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-18

To rHH EDrroR or THE Nnws:

To THE EDrroR or THE News.
sih-As A descendant OF tho hero Of Lake
Erie who said I'VE have met tho enemy aud
they are ours" would like TO add my name
10 the list In favor OF naming the next battle
ship Rhode Island. Respectfully.
GEO. 4. PERRY.
Providence, r. L., April II, 1854
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mcAlMoxrs wARLIkE YACHT.

She Carries Cam IN and Is tho swiftest
yssht Of Her sise Ahoat.
To possess cool SEQ, 900, 600 unfettered
by legal restrictions and TO own the fastest
steam yacht aloat Is the happy fate OF
Captain Harry l.. Is. McChimont, The for
tune was left him by his uncle Hugh, the
great London stockbrokcr and banker,
and the yacht Is the Glralda, tho wonder
full craft that recently attracted worldwide
attention by stcaming over the b3 mile
course ut Nice ut the rate of 22 3-5 knots
an hour, None OF our larger yachts has
ever done anything approaching the Giral-
da's remarkable record Of 22 3-5 knots. The
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-18

e. 4. Hayward. $50 Westminster.
James II. Smith, 50 Providence.
Herbert Lees. 81 Delaine.
Jesse Kerfort. 81 Delaine.
George l.. Esgsn,N "a Arnold.
Walter Darling. 3tt Cranston.
Lewis r. Allen. $50 Friendship street.
r. W. sewell. az South Water.
M. II. Smith. s4s Federal.
w. n. Saith. "a sutton.
Geo. W. Smith, ss4 Federal.
A. @. Perkins.
Joshua II. fteere, Linden stresa
Nattley wosd, s Oppsr street
W.R. White, a Warren.
c. II schelefeid, 500 Washington.
George p. scholeneld. a.6 Washington.
Z. ". Bishop. Providence Depot.
John r. Allen, 3 Lincoln.
Charles J. Smith. 9 Downs Block.
Miss B. Beans. 8 Lincoln.
George II. Parr.
ii. &. Rarbour, 3 Lincoln.
s. q. Ca dn r.
X. A. Peli.tt, l35 Cranston.
@. Perry, 6 Oak.
T. A. Barton, 103 ChLpin avenue.
Herbert $. Thompson, 81 Chaplin avenue.
joshua Gray, t46 Pine.
Charles n. whippls. 2O7 Westminster.
Walter ?. Discent, les Smith
Patrick Welfare, ~ West River.
Frank steere Williston, 81 Linden.
". J. Egan, 20 Hsssan.
w. r. Wilson, asf 0lney.
TredE. rrow, ~ Beacon avenue.
Theodore A. Allen. "a Lester.
George Taylor U. =. Eavy), 67 Chestnut.
Henry r. Andrews. 10 Cranston.
Charles 8. Cohen. !, Jssckes
William wooliey. q belaine street.
Bent. r. Hartman. sss Friendship.
Lewis r. Place. l3 Parks avenue.
Enoch a. Turner. ~ Eichols.
George L. Crookcr. go weybosse.
A. r, Randall.
George L. Card.
Tbshas q. Hunt.
william n. Tunson. 292 Branch ave.
Vim. q. Smith.
Geo. p. Gardiner.
VIM. H. Bemis.
Vim. Bradbury.
Frank A. Potter.
Charles W. Hisgina
Edward #. Sargent.
George w. Elliot.
W. 4. Smith.
Henry Ash.
john X. Lynch.
Hiram N. Swift.
+. A. Rockwell.
John w. Courtney.
II. l.. stackpole.
Benjamin Warren.
Andrew Gray.
ID. A. CroWell.
Vincent Wilson.
William II. Cowen.
Lew Jones'
William p. Hayden.
rshur u. austin.
,harles III. Rowland.
, mos ID. Palmer. 9js Broad.
Z. A. TillisEssst, 2f5 Westminster.
Iohn p. sposser sf Plain.
"a win c. Braiaan, 10 Norris avenu'
r. Chase, 4 Weybosset
3eo. B. Reysslds. l04 sutten.
Arthur y. Kpnyop, W Clifsro.
simeon M. Pits. Ia Walnut.
Jhas. II. BrsmAs. Norris svsnue
Olaf T.. Jss<ysh ~ Wsybsss
Warren d. Locke. 20 Pratt.
W. n. GuihRess, "a Clavsrick.
Thomas hsrBion. u Franklin av
william @. Brirg-, ~ French.
Leon W. stillvsll. ~ lockwood.
Adam q. Kramer, IS Jenkins.
John Canning. 275 Charles.
Max Perylmon, III South Main.
Charles =. Pine, n Bradford.
Charles Grant, "a John.
Henry A. Church, l2i weybosset
Joseph VI. Church, 1si weybosseI
n. N. Perper, 374 weybosset.
h. L. Ballou, ~ wey bosses:
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L,oR FINE COMMERCIAL PRINTING. CALL
~ on~qE Nsys - prip.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-18
Triumphant Republicans'

Triumphant Republicansf
To THE EDIroR or THE SEws.
SIN Incloscd you will find two names for
the new battlcship 20 be named after our
State.
think that as Republicans we can get any
thing we want Yours sruly.
A l.. voITA, 80 Atwelrs Avenue
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wrv WORK. Dauy TnmNF WEDNESDAY, a5FouRTlEN PAGES

the close steady. Dan Talmages Sons & CO.. New,
1rlesns telegraph louisiana crop movement to ' @yr
15I go sacks. against 20a5 sacks last yeai sass
la. year Light local demand former rang Tnins
cepts ~ new realizing fancy figures From onarss s
Receipts clsaned i0c bbls sales 90 Is5 Ob MSr ns
Carolina and Lousara. common TO ordinary Sxsss'.e;
low fair to fair S.ate good to prime fsaS. java
in hord i,g2sc, Japan. snic: patna, iTi%c' Ia'"a'
sI-GAR-rhe foreign market is moving along in mild mild
sort Of way with all prices UNCHANGED The Iu9e 'De
quoira a, iS a. snd fair refining 0. d. steady
a, Us ID stock Of beet in United Kingdom Is now
e5oco A TO the local market hcre is nothing
ssS for iGp e p Sn Sss gs for r" test
to take about all The sugar offered quotations
hut some holders continue to SHOW "
crop conditions Ia tive main favorable atnonsh more
leans report IN, I,aiics near rather
benefited hy rains, and that the crp Is now MAJ
aSs certain t., ya wI "n& WIN not %, SnS Sco,s ys
The market FOR refined sugar Is steady to ' ana m'l
s sf E S p phi ana ar .. s' stated "a' RIA
column they are shaded ~ In price on io'''' lots
TODACCo-The mark, Tor seed leaf shows more NE.
and is nTm although The aprnded selss 90 no. sntw
last two or three drys $40 including 30 cases.
s S"s Finland ~nf% ean ,''E s5c ' crop
epEIsS ia @ a's" ca S% l .i5s e
20 cases ls'9 Ge5hars li1l3c ~ cages 'indries ~
zoe The trading in oTGp sac. q" 5es i Hayahs s
at GjcGsi IL. and 200 bales Sumhtra 'ocI& In BOND.
Kentucky tot'acco steady ana larry active, with
sale, Il 100 hhds private terms
WOOI.-Altogciher. the loca! wool market Is quiet.
though the general has not changed and on the
whole SELLERS have the advantage OF position The sales
about I. s.DpW ~ including $500
M domestic The prices paid were on the basis rrae
ca,lv ~ those paid week ONO M and above Is
s,I oio,d on IN. NJ lSnipc. y AZ linlsc. No
ami ~ and coarse 2im22c washed eonns and d'laln.
ia mattel within he range Of 2lu22' Texas quoted NJ
,ogt.r III spDy strictly desirable grades IL some
what limited and this tends To keep the safes move
l,,x.u an. EVIL
Meeting AN adsartc In rates. WINE "th'rs look 10.
io come, AMI thry say th,'
,ynr VII hc able IL pick up desirable stock a.
r,ces close to ruling Meanwhile buyers "a
o. e..n 1, H.. AT AFT concerned future ~ the
market AID they apparently satisfied to buy as the,
helm let tn. fuur" take care ~
ttsef Foreign pol. are nvmes thing on the list
an sales n ful. prices
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
ITIONS foot Of Derbrcsses and Cortiandt sues~
Irn l6a1

STATIONS foot Of Desbrcsses and Cort'ande sre'~
sso si sH;s; fSss Essss
a sIon carn ar fsss' Shiess" sSssna
ou M S'n ios T. 49, st. louis $40 and Toledo
~ s.ss,,; ;S.5 s x n Eop t.
.ss a.7.ss s s':
g Taw fsIffSs ssss
srsses c ins IHS,sH'O'''' 1913 NJ
ssy Sleeping sss s. s:r
land '; Wsegg,ss sHSseiy AND THE .o.rM; c,,
sss s 'oS n'If c cars, sa ss
ar 70 3 4'ss ses = Z ''; ps.:s
y"s s.r,.. afy . s;'' s:s
Sleeper to c nSrF'%s iyr and daily
cH Hsspsf e ohio RAILWAY Express p
pSS ss ogPSh snd and Dl"Ss
c Charles I Route, $ T. N. weekdays and wit" r"'0"s"
IespsT cry srcnsh Express Of Buffet Parior Cars
FOR CAPE NAY. 100 A. NJ, 100 and 2'o F. J" "'
alsss. ~ g. 49, 80 il0 800
s sS"s'' ih, %ss .$'s',.' -,
ea n. 5 t:9 $40 ~ ,'s 40 T,'s ca
Tss ss css s1s go S' 3 80 90
NJ Dining csr 80 Pin NJ i rsI nis s1'"''
r %h See Dn'' So. .as Si4 and asi
aor Street, sps i'ss Of rua
a%a jersey s cS f
viii car FOR and Sn.,s baggage from
W. General Mcnager General Pass'r Agent.
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WEST SHORE RI.

Trans ga ~. station. IL, as 'S"N"-'
ana IL minutes from fcNt ltaHklin st -
40 A. VI. Daily. Local L. Buffalo sleeping ca, '"
Ioomvllle Sundays only. can BE- occupied Al y. ~,
no A. NJ Daily local u Albany. r.. Ca. skill Moun,s's
and Saratoga. PsrlOr safs e. Aoany sunday chs
DIX A. ~ baily for Albany Utica, - racise hosnes,ss'
buffalo Niagara Falls. Toieio ce,esnd ana MSnn.
trains New Psi,z Iskss M'hoN and Minnewaska. Par
Bri.s5 A. M Daily except sunday. to cs,sSi.l Moun'
t.,rs New Patz Lakes Mohork and Minnewaska.
Albany. saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George Paror cars
To- BonmyIlle Saratoga and Caldwell ~, ,.,., q.
lis +. VI. saturdays only Hhf,Hoday Special to
r,tskili Mountains Pailor car e. bloomVuis A..
C3i5 r. ". Daily except SUNDAY, 10 na,sxs noa AT
bany Saratoga Parior attached to hobart ana oAfs
400 r. NJ Daily except sundsy for Assn r svracus.
Rochester Rlffalo Niagara Falls, Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland Chicago and -. Louis ,.,- .u.ux
OaD y. " Daiiy, except sunday. for Newonrg; Albany
Tx Pn NJ Daily except Sunday for ttea syracuse
sis r. H. Daily Albany Utica SsrsS,ss Ksinss
Ter Rnnalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Ce|ei"ho
Chicago and st. Louis ~ D., ,,,.x. .,ooo RIO 20
n M q 40 D. m: Jersey city. p r. r. Station Aio'"
For tickets time tables paror and sespns Wa sn
r,ndaons apply city offices. BROOKLYN ana Ne"
at stations Time tables at principal no'eis ''
Gem Passenger Agent. Vanderbilt ave. YORK
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THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ne o.
COrTON-The local market was ag Ne'y Sow
the movement being light and traders g'n''s! "
disposed 10 operate The start was al practcaif ti
changed prices and the course during the iren'n vas
run with prices keeping within point or Two on 'lent
nrur There 10 information NJ mana rom mp
calculated create the slghest 'liI' ="
influence The market way 'i we "'r-,
about expected. contracts fh"r' opiht "u
decline and closing qulri ana s'hS
partial 81 point. The situation ~ "'nN
s change ruling In buyers FAVOR "IlH
cloths ouo The course market during tho Afte'
noon was steady although little business was h"
The official close quiet with prices showing " pAia
decline OF ! point Fluctuations were With tn'
OF! points Total sales We're ONLY "'-' nhir- ~
differences between Angus, and ociphei ar
good ienl crop reports at hand ms arr.
almost uniformly favorable. WEDNESDAY VIII " ,',,
dav again hu, n thought that onl' r." n"'l''s VII
be circulated and that they will be promptly s'"Ip''
The Traders who he so-caed man?untivnn -, "'
August keeping the market steady II u clal'r,, ~
a decline OF 10 nf - N'iht
beneficial would probably induce "n',lr
supposed that outsiders wouin W'h -, W.,
I, purchase cotton a Meanwhile 'N'ft''"N
he FOR deN.lopmcn'r maj WI KIN w.
The cue for operations the weather ihcr" u nom
inx SPECIAL , remark az IN. belt shows nl"n>
favorable weather for the growing crop 'pra't :" w.
Egyptian Gazette" Of Alexandria. the PLAGUE ~ '-l
worms recently reported threatening IN" ~ ld
has apparently aba: fer the time being pht IN WS
probable that fresh swarrns VIII ne M, ~
from moths. and th' cotton pam
again nj mercy Z: the invading h'sir !, - n.'.
To approach 10 accuracy we "'''l,' 80,
that almost everywhere Lower Egypt me >'u1t w..
plants suffered severely. and in many chs'' nav" '
totally destroyed Al.
Opening rang. and dose to-day AMI closing DIGS INC
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LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot Of CortIandt and Dc.br0sscs, sss:
700 4. VI. daily except sunday. for MAUcH CHUNK
' s.is 4. n. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. BuF;
FAIO, NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE, and
the West and principal and local points dinng.car 70
Suspension Bridge Pullman Vestbule Sleeper TO chicago
ii 10 A. N. daily deaves at 1890 A. NJ sunday ior
MATCH CHUNK ami intermediate points. Connections
I:OO r. VI. daily. except sunday Tor ELMihA sn Ia. az
Intermediate stations connections for PotsVe ana nea
ing chsir-car 20 Wiikesbarre. $500 A
3:3O r. ". Sundays ony) for Wilkesbarre L" * d.
Junction and all intermediate stations , ,,.Sc
$40 r. VI. daily, except sunday for L. and H. - ~.
TION and principal intermediate stations pullman eu"s
paror-car Wilkesbarre; connections for Pousviiie
$500 r. VI. daily. except Sunday for Bound Brook ana
Sis =. ". daily for EAsToN and intermediate sta.
.ons ~o r.,,S
800 r. N. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and all points West. Pullman Sleeper vestibuied 'rain
New.York 70 Chicago. Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto;
connections FOR Reading and Harrisburg
Gao =. VI. daily except Sunday, for Eastern ana inter-
mediate stations. roc,,,s
TER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West Pullman Slcepcrs Chicago and Buffalo Chair-
Wilkesbarre. oo- M, m.
Tickets and Pullman accommodate ions at 49,. 35l yi4
and 800 roadway 81 East l4h St. 1856 East 10Th ST.
New YORK Fulton Court ST., 9S Broadway ana
Brooklyn Annex. brooklyn. n. y.
gage from hotel residence through to destination
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pIr IACIHvANNA AND WESTERN II. H.
asntions in Scy.-york foot of Barclay ana
ChristOpher streets. -
VEsTIBtL.n iu W. iIa:iIr

Direct route to NEWARK. BI.OOMFiELp AoNTnbAiin
THE ORANGES. summit. beinaFdsyhle bs,kins
Rid,e MAIDS u. Morrisown. Passac Iairrsgn BON
tan Dover Stanhope. NEWTON Bu,Ds LAkE
lake UOPATcONt; Ha, ksttstown. S..HDoLEYs
Nor TiIN Washington. PHIIIlfSRrRG EAsTON
W,Tru GAP STROUDSB, re- Poooao Mountains
ccnaVTON PrTTSTON WfLKEsBARRE NANTl-
,en riNGHAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH, Water
r,Ie UTICA. RiCITFIELD SPRINGS. Corusna
sYpAci'sE OSWEGO ITHACA. OWEGO: ElMiRA
r6RNIXG. BATH pANsyIILE: BuFFAL0 and all
49, WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST. =,
90 M|rlNGHAMTON MAI. Stops at principal
600 N-rJ'FFALO. SCRANTON. RINGHAATON.
'"i .,rrri RrCIiFIf.ID SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
osvtGO EXPRESS Pullman finne; Paror cars con-
900, a., ,f,i, With for Chicago and points west
los = SCRANTON. hlNGiAMToN ana hi'MtHA
400 : STANTON. W1LKESBARRE and PLY
,,niTIi EXPRESS pullman Parlor Cars.
3c p NJ oDailv-Iufao vssbued Limited Ex mI.t,
for SCRANTON. IINGHAMTON. ELMlRA ~ r.
rhLo Ir.man Tune, slepins car. ,, connects ss, "'
o.ao II naily RrFFALo SCRANTON wv yn a.. ~,
TON RICIIFIELD SPRINGS. UTICA SlKhNLsh
and osWEGO EXPRESS ruiman l,rtst SIesps,s =.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN hcCOMMOpAIioNS AZ u ~, 20
rars Place Rroedway Tickets at fsrry .atons az
p-'edwov III shave. l2th-st ~ Vest iZoth ~.
asi ave York 33s and IG Fulton,st ana
los Rroaiway brooklyn. Time tables giving run h'or-
nation ~ all stations. ..... -, ii g.. ana
check baggage from hotel residence 10 DESTINATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
HAY AND STRAW.
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. July 10 tsperaD.-Wh'at to-day loSl niue
a AMI. closed wrat. september opened al ia
sold between 7Is and 'o's and closed "t 81 Genus on'
The first bull encouragement was the lower cab.s IN
addition there was Increase IN the outside TRACE:
Their. demand Tor cash wheat, export clearance
small There some unfatolabe crop reports
The selling which the price the most was - tc
hull crowd tired finally by the long wait Tor
outside help Liverpool cabiei that Its stc Would show
decrease month Of 100000 bushels IN" prinarS
receipts showed litt:e in"reas" theush they sun ook
small with last year s-t"3oo bushels against
80 there were only III cars with
thirteen contract against so cars last year WIN w
The strength shown anywhere was by 81
Louis seaboard ceararces were only st,U" bushes
Newyork reported nothing for export sales OF cnsh
wheat here amounted only 5000 bushels.
Corn weakened early hy seine rnding. II WAS
steajied later export ccnrances from no
seaboari Gi1o bushels and an e1ccirht cafh demand
here Tho charters 900 bushels september sold
between I2a and a. and closed at % cents The IN,
cars oats were dull within = cent range septemoer
sold between 22 and 81 and closed AZ 2zs cens New
York covering september short oats - Louis was
covering short May. The trade was small keceps were
$40 cars the estimate ies charters were
reported for 50.0t0 bushes
The provision market to-day got t- nfst cNper'h - IN
an Important way Of the September liquidation ioik