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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-06
yryYOHK DAILY TRNEE NAY is95 Nv iA''H 1A"

Nrne SOLD at 7s s9:S S Sa 1'' ~ '" ans oaa
'.Hn''ac' arm and anriye wih good slipping demand
H ,s .'nF Ss I.,aae * d, a2 e' Nye
Limited demand. ~ l. e.. con lfh IN ~ snrio,
Ia, l.,,'. III 5ls, erccipt- continue E, b. h"A,} for
the ican. here being . cars M 10 nnunne 10
ray the advance asked md mllg,s '"tu.ns " NTH s,n1
,ao i,. @n acc -, ssia y fo e i2 oo ss -
,r standard mdn n,s p,l aH' si 20 ff cash and
uy Prime steam lard 81 nn Sl II the weakness
Minn,sl h, 'nn,rent in wheat FOR or three days
aeyeop io9 hd in s ,l" mp yesie July closc
Yesterday cG'saG'.c: o'nei ,o@' a. rom reara'
a an1 l., 10 loss for ,he cpiembe eacd at @ aaI
Mlcrs bought no arr,se and r. >,s' W %a
was dun sales small ~ 90 ,e'r 'I ,, ~ % "r
, RACK 80 tard IT, 80 northern. @'.c No :
northern. ca.c Corn M"rks' s',nH' az plouT
Qmc at 3, for patents s. '9 5: 20 ir o"Tsrs
Production 1000 bbs shipments "'"s n'. s mran
and shorts Market steady for bran q" $40 1,nc ' SD rs
81 %@sS % , MoT F"r Prices nrmy he'd
at,ance jobbrS generally INV ins to meet r'" OF
hGGo fs, and d,n ysS rnns~" s 81 a@s wheat
hsi d"'I x ana ir r., 5sb e. ro When WIS ab"" %
higher 40 rcd MAY cs'acs'sc mne VSgG,tc j nr,
though without important change" Good export inquiry
a, ru, T . rr;. Shl BY N s'. % 9nnF a 81 ssso
June 5i.d5iisc July. '''.q'iNG; Ausus' Si,gn;4..c
shade Local demand or e'5os light ana no To
az. JuT. ac-.aI7,. August a'as' fss~ Firm an, and
,oa. Nlfaria and Western nrsfs. ia
*: 49, sugar R,nu.a hrm. demand active. standard pow
derc ,~c. other grades unchanged All other articles I'M
:, Louis MAY i-tlpur steady. hut quiet and m
I,ron ,fui.t sacked side 81, .Inoc. this
side 200 Wheat Wei: Ma. Go luis, GILL;: August
S.rt.mhcr bi7.c Corn lower. VI ly. |a,c- july.
.s sen,amier sc lower MAY. no.. June. 2,',c;
illt .7i,c Eggs lower ~ ~. Porn Standard mess.
e." - Prime steam 81 ST. choice. 81 - Bacon
Shoulders ~. lonf-. G.'. clear rs. &C short clear
~, fr, salt meAf--Snuulors jisr. longs. &C clear
,,s q, c short c.nr Csc. IIishvin"s steady ~ 81 -
Vol steady for ch1i.r grades. Missouri and Illinois.
,reIi,n, corhng sHlc. medium clothing BE, coarse
and braid I2a13c low ami cot'ci. 9n". I'm" medium
ino Ii light hne To- hoasy fine. NHAiec; sliGh'ly
,urrv Ilnr. hnri hurry, 10. southern hard hurry.
,lio Texns and Arlinsas medium lo~i coarse and
io,r 70n. fine medium. inlrc. lirf fine. -Hn' heavy
nne sac. sandy AMI heavy 3a6r Tagging, order
rrcs III -. IN, 10. p. n -" iron Ties ,c
tc,,t tvne unchanged. Sp"lior slow a. 80 %
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.i,u.lv old r.,atoes steady. bermuda weak.
Local kac ana spinach are row ricn,y and soa'hefn re-
0rn Earl, arm, ais 4 peas and beans good
k., n, nrmer prices but many lots late. which
Sund NJ ,I.ou,fa outlet although offered lower. Rad
ishes shade higher. ,iiuee plenty dun and weak. We
In,a,oes per btl. Sli5.. Il, Florida.
siGs, 1 do Eastern rose. s2as2 81: do other old. >21
s. ~ swee, potntoes s2as3 -. onions. bermuda per
craft, 81 o;asi %, spinach. local per hh 81 kale. local
7sc4si spinach southern. 2jujoc. kali" southern 25T
:Oc. lettuce per basket '"cHSl fadsn's pr hhi EN-
10 c.htac,s Southern. new. per hi SjI 81 80 par
charleston per basket 15~asi p. Do savannah "aI'c
do p.r crate apfJOc. string beans Florida. per
laske, 200 q. DO per crate slGs2. do green per
basket 81 2jHS ~ DO per crate JDrnSl - boots per
10, bn,ch.1 ssgxi2 do tops ri. crate. 81 iuas3
squash Florida. yellow. per crate. slasi 80 90 Whit
lie. iorafocs Florida. fancy carrier >|n$. do
average qualify $685. j. Key West ). 500 81 80. asIara
gus per dozen lunches SlpSa cucImhers Florida per
crate s. .uqs3 80. celery pr dozen stalks. 31n1jc
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The market quiet but steady to nrm for Brszs at
Sd d p rSst a niG N md ssaa al unchsnsei pres
TLouR AID MEAITne marse, was r 1a;. tai quiet,
required Tfansaelions %ee 20 PFC g.. a. nS 80
81 % eDs eqT. $, 2a 200 noIs sg@s i r1,
Brandywne 80 sasamoTe g ~ Wes'.,n an" Ss ,e
srn s. togs2 90 "b;,c :, 9as ME- iS Sriow ca
s. z c9arse %,ems Nares, qIi c Qt S7i
I'D. Sn'ny eSop sS@ac" co,,onseSd meal cGs oil
GKAiNwHEAT wheat market was steady at IN. ,ae
opening somewhat hrmer cables and bitter ",'nF
%ss" s sna n Ma ne Ss 81 ,'r On on ra"s
n N kensa Sy and The NorhTes Mos
trading for local account Aore,her. the mark,
M@s NOV whes, markets ioday 2as dncgdns
S SasS ss, SSsT S %nie g M Dush against
. ssoss ss'f Sas against 2ssoss Ssh Exports
bush against ie4lit bush The market nac,us'ed very
espo so, o5S o% ou1 SGe We're 'Is S' . ne
against i3 G34 bush the previous week and 10 ="
ss, s S,y year been I 9 e7 bush asns 90 bush
las, year decreas" Of q ss"" bush The ca" maNH 1T
s.s snd c over Sy e May and s M"
e9,B iny w Corn az ss was act 6r"hon the session
and the market lacked interest AZ the opening Of the
carios al the West than expected and grading q
cen a. sTmpsh new vim ,Sc decline in wheat, prices being
tro no "nG @a1 fs,c @% f Jay %
cash market was steady motive. Sales were
ia 900 bush. follows: Nc Foo" bush - arrive
,.,3,ate terms. . 5000 bush. ~ ,Gi9c b
snoat next week. No quoted In eleyaior Be over May
askei Tor old: MAY closed oi.c i:" bush steamer
f.y nr,1e in elevator asked. .OATSWere quiet and
,i g., f,tires prices fucuaiing within
,ra M rlet closing about unchanged The cash market
d,u Sales 5000 bush. follows:
Ta white 90 bush 37i4c and 1890, bush track. at
ssdi1c on the curb July was 33c closing 33hc bid.
nad,sd western 7oa7ic SEEDS MARK, active
SS9 9.s.,c csyT sms gi9 is e nigh grades
We give 70, comparison the closing prices q the pre-
s,ov. Say and the corresponding date last year,
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r,roprAx PRODUCE MARKETS.

Ilvern..l Nav Il y. -Ii.cf-Exira India moss
firm AZ ss; prine nrm At G2s 81 Fors-Prine mess
Western nne firm AZ dis 81. DO medium firm at BIS "l
Hams Short cut about II o. III 10. at ~ '- ga
Cumberland about - 70 20 H.. al BIS
short nh about - H.. Gis. long clear miidl's
about ~ H. easy 32s. long and short clear m'diles
anot - H., 32s. shoulders About II - l. 10
duh al as cheese American finest white. easy AZ las
do c0ored easy IS. Tali1N-lrinr city nominal
,'oonse.d OIL LIVERPOOL refined steady at is spirits
Of turreniine steady rs 20. Eosn Common hin ~
li:d. lard-Prime Western spot dun At :'is What
No = red winfer - I'd No . rel spring nrin
at Is cad Flour - Louis fancy winter firm At Is 3D.
torn-Mixed Western spot firm at Is Ga.d May firm AT
As ID juno firm 6'.d July rrm ~ T. "a. Hops AT
I.ondon-taciic Coast steady al i2piH I"e.
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COFFEE-The market almost lfeess. starting
with no sales on call and but few sales thereafter
Foreign advices fea'ureless. prices being shade
up al Havre Brazilian markets were closed IN ac-
count Of holiday: Ha're quiet May b. francs:
93 % August, 80 %, september. w 80,
sales Tor the day 300 bags. Hamburg closed quiet:
Mav II pigs. June. 900. July 800; August. $50
Rio cables reported receipts 5000 bags and santos
oep,s not reported. Trading here included 30 bags
September at go bags December Il; lf3J sod
together.
decline Sales 4. 80 bags follows.
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Market closed barely steady TO points decline ON
pared Yesterdays closing prices Total sae,' ~
Tu. rcnor,ed: For export bales; consumption %
hsles total go bales spot cotton easy: inlndrns up
,ands i3-iGr: madl!nE Gulf Lice which Is unchanged
cnn,pared with yesterday closing. Direct shlline
cabes-Spyt cotton quotations flN Nah'hin'
SAILS bales speculation and export ~" bales Ahr.
ian 900 bales receipts. ]" 100 bales; American 80"
lie rnidiiirg uplants . 1872 Futures opened s"aHt
tiyers al 2Gi advance closed steady at ~ =: points
ad;nnca Apriav .5i-s Man June 3'"' ri t.neTJul!
S2t- Iuy-AugIsi 337b tSepieri'f 'r.>rb, srI-
,cmber October 3iOs. October NovemheI 3iS NpVrihi
1"rc,,er 342s December January 3i3s tNdrl rem
arv S44S Fe.ruaiy March 343s. 'Chron!cles s'as'a.
~
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEH|GH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of COrtlandt and Desbrosses sits.
7:OO \. VI. daily for MAtcH CHUNK and intermediate
s:i5 A. VI. daily for GENEVA: ROCHESTER, BUF:
FAIO NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BRIDGE. ard
the West principal and local polnn Ginng.car %
SUSPENSION Bridge Pullman Nestltue sleeper = chicago.
ii;IO 4. VI. daily for MATCH CHUNK and interrne-
:O6 i. VI daily except sunday. for FI.NlRA and all
intermediate connections for Po;tsNe and Read
chair-cir Wilkesbarre.
4.IO =. VI daily. except sunday for l.. and B. JUNO.
intermediate stations Pullman buCet
parior-car Wkesbarre; connection ,or pot,syllie.
t,xO =. VI. daily. except sunday. for SOUTH PLAIN.
FIELD and intermediate stations.
Ella VI daiy ,'r EA n,TE Az. az yrifaP, FAIT
and all points West Pullman s"eper fes''tulet train
New York 20 Chicago. Sleeper Pu-lll ana Toronto:
competitions for Reading and Harrisburg
G,3O u. ". daily except sunday fr Ets'on AMI inter-
mo Hate stations.
O:OO u. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. Ro'HE5-
TER RFFAIO NIAGARA FALLS. and all poi.,s
West Pullman sleepers TO Chicago and BlNalo. char-
Wilkesbarre.
Tickets and Pullman scconrn,ea,ions a. ~ 26i ga
New York 500 Fulton 81. Court St o. Broadway AID
BROOKLYN Annex. Brooklyn. " Y.
The New.York Transfer c1 viii check bag.
gage from hotel Q residence through destination
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ERIE LIN ES,

:
,ork foor II Chambers st. daily follows. an. I'VE
minutes earle from West 2Jd-st: - ~
UI- A. M-Ve',.luioi EAp.ess for Wsves.y: Bns'
CID Iam,on Eln<.A Burial. Bradford and sala.
m,nca Iaflor Buffalo. ..
300 i.s5 via cas"sus '' Iane ssead
IN chicago T. sl"rD"is 70 'ni-
caro- Cleveland and cincinnati. llnins ar.
cOO - IL Bnr,lo Ves,buled Express. ariifes bis'
O:s)O fao { A. H. making direct cgnnec,ions ~ De.
can r.main IN s.."per until 4 80,
S:45 =" train S"@i 6.eo sssp,?. Baao IN
q orAt TIME TABLE TICKETS AND PULLMAN
Il iaons a. ~ 26l toi ana ~, b'os srs,s
Te,v York. % Broadway a33 Fulton - lr KIN 20
Huisof st, Tobokcn and Jersey cry station -
-n,.,cr tomr,rv calls for checks baggage from
ho,e,, and residences destination
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baltimore MAY l1.H. qns' hu' ilin i'' t ,,,
:s4 Lei, s.,a hs s sm s' ' .ss4i, ' sa
grade. '>n'l', ~ ." - - .,..t,.. mis-
s,11as4s.c August, 5sr b.i steamer mised. ~ hd
so,hr,9 whit ,sa. 600 90 .n ', 6,. orm ''gNa So
: %s: 1s:; a5aai ). %,s de T. g., : .'ss
;.. :;: ::: "::: .::
"n,hans'' Nav Flour STEADY, Com steady quiet
; S::s:s $' s I:. '.S.
TaHsc s s', Fan ; a."'g Ga,' Tor o %o
tn '"'. 20" D'.i -" "sr tf,go May ,@lt.
bush c;ae @ " a d. Sc , rs.s e',
g"r , ana arm sai,S : cars S. 4. yellow 81.
y. co'1 y. 'r "rp ,,"rr cio-ns xo ,,ii'w
~. "" r. c,fn sia.' s,ore oats STEADY - white
s,,,c. car NJ whit 80. p o,,s - m,s"i a;o on
changed NH feed easy ami nn'h 'nf" 'a",i ~,
sus --'''' "'''
1Ticago. May 4-Thc leading futures ranged as fo-
LOWE o..,.. ,,e,.., ,.,v,s, Closing
M Whea'' No. . '' -
s"p,emicf ....... o.. o.. 60 -"
r,.n ~ 2
~ , ~ ,.,.
J"y ..,.......... g., so, t"a -, va, w.
September ..'''''. "''' '"'' "' "''"'
oats. No
May .........".. 2s', 2:.ss 2s.p$$ss. o.
, ,' '''''''''''''-'''' a.. o,,.l,-S. - o..
Mess pork per bbl.
"''' '''"' s .so .,.o
i My . ............ Si9io iais's i% as
september Il 30 i2ao ~" l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-06

London NJ ~ 'ie nj sa... ''.ily 20 80 ia.es
O; far qualify wen. an'rl Tire '-i''..t p was nf-.
49, Iior~ OPERATOR. wei. 'De .ai'f hid'.. '.n'',
mental buyers operated wi'h canton 'r0sf pieces i'i
veil and lambs v.0l IA f1.r demand. while f'rr'
nas spirited DEMAND f.f w. Australian c'fs.ius
ass s.ffris were ru0h favor B. ..'"irr lfr ."-
si,h lI,..- -, f1f.s s..ura.l 3d. seas nrl pieces.
g., a;d sr,a-f 5000. do iHDsr fri r''res q .1tt
queensland ga" .a''e. snni'.- 'tftl' 'si ~, ''k
nice -. nsf ira. bales occurred >I'iis 81
~, looks pieces. c'.niiiI. greasy. "u''. dv Ss
and t.~o.- 51I,d s.u'h Nu.f-l'il. ~" it"s if'l
g., ni oil. looks ,ri pieces -il. tf.ft'. ~ .I ll
0ch. and pieces ~ N.a Z.a,'d g. io" l''e, .crcl
G'siai- u. 10 hs nra pl.'e ''.'it r'"l'' 5sriol;
greasy 81. uctd. locks arA pir..-. IHf T. Cope
GOOD il0,r arl Nafai In, la."-. -.suf'i v-nlifi,
gr.asy .'.I IN" 'rerinss fr n'N' vr'N assfrsAfc
ihcr~ wil be a sale = wooded sheep,kins Thursday
mo imports for no week "erc. From Sow south
" les : .>i bales. from Queensland $50 bales from
" fora. ~3,7 ha..s n M THsmhni. 5"N' h,."s nom
Nv Zeaant II 3ai bales. from N,'al $50 hates.
IRON, ,nri9i. other places. 3Hj hates
m. arrival. up date FOR %" fourth - sai's
amour, ~ ~ d1i bales. ~ which 5000 bales WIRE
forwarded direct
snvTIirRN COTTON MARKETS
Galveston Mav cotton s'enl,. milliing &c. low
u,ddling -. god ordinary. DIG and
rcri' S7e tales sae- so h,i'- s,ocs .. ~, ti'cs
%,ffola Ma, ! Cotton quiet. miilllug. u. l6r. low
mlidiinr 5c. god ordinary. 90 net AMI gross receipts
iw' bales exports c0a~'~ise ~ bales saies AZ taee
SAVANNAH Nav cotton easy. inhlllng G5.iG.. low
rulilling 90. good ordinary, -. ami gross .Cepts
~ ha~a csp,r's coas~isa. N6 bales saios - bales
stock - ~ bales
6 j 10. middlins 10 lae niiinr % - 10. esol
exports coa-twise trri bale. sales 1850 bales stl j..
eaSei hnies
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CENTRAL RAILROAD or new JERSEY.
,An,hra.iic coal used exclusively
r.,r ,rarks Automatic Block signals

ronr ,ra@ks Automatic Biock signals
OF AND AFTER DECEMBER I'D. lso'
Trains leave station foot % Liberty -, a.
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown Mau,h chgns' q Il
: 10 q Is 70 Eas,onJ 4 ~ 90, SO 600 = NJ =,
Tor Wk.:barre Pt,s,on and a. Ssranvn BIO A. Ne
10 For ' Rs.anS 80 at 30 100 sio 100 ii a NJ 10
60 tc2 800 - a so ~ igi' gEh ns Sgn'ay'
For ua MI s a. - 70 90 $40 4 81 .oo
800 50, P n. i2:i5 night. Sundays 100 $50 800
For suntury. Lexisburr and wllamsport a. : 80 Zoo
eio A. N. ITO 30 20 p, NJ sunasys 500 n n
Pleasant mt 80 sis II: 20 < " 10 las q 80 70 Ret
Bank) AIS. 4:io s:i5 p N. sundays except ocean
Grove and Astury Park. 900 \ ". t'o p u.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 s:i5 a. NJ. i5. $40 4:+o p; NJ %,
negat 80 SIS A. NJ. las. i:4o " =,
FOR Atlantic cry. vineIand and Brtdgeton. 4so A. ~.
For Monmouth Beach seabrlght. and Highlands Of
Na,,sink; $50 s:IS. n;s9 4 NJ 40 it' ''l'' ="
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTINoKE AND WASHING
rs PhaaePhs wess dass s Se 800 aSo P iep
rarc c s'o '17Dning Car 500 7:3o s:45 p n, l2:lS
6 90 Dining tar 600 P. N. i2:i5 nish' ooo :, an
dining carr A. NJ 80 $50 100 dining Carl. 500
p NJ 1915 night sundays. 800. Il 30 Dining Carl
A. NJ 30 500 Dining Can. 900 p NJ. IL ID night
Iteriv s. iis 10 26i as 94i LAO 1923 Broadway.
737 6th-ave 81 l4,hst l3i East l2'h s. 213 Wss
ie5th st 2ji Columbus ave. New York CoIrtst 40
Transfer company Will call for and check bag
gage from hotel residence - destination.
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DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN Il. II
stations tn New-lOrk foot of barclay ant
ChrtstOpher streets.
vESTIB(LED TRAINS. PULLMAN "FFEl
CARS pINTSCH LIGHT.

Direct route TO NEWARK BLOOMFIELD NONTCLAIR.
THE ORANGES summit ii'rrardsvile. Basklns
Ridge. Madison. Mo"ristown Pass.ic Paterson, Boon
ton. Dover. stanhope. NEWTON, Btpps LAKE,
LAKE HOPATcONI. Hackcttstown. sCHooLEYS
MOUNTAIN Washington. PiilILiISBl kG, EASTOS,
WATER GAP STROl DSBtRG Pocono Mountains
SCRANTON. PiTTSrON. WGf.kESBARRE. NANrl-
rose BiNGHAMTON ONFORD. NORWICH. Water
Vile. UTICA RI, 'HFIELD SPRINGS Cortland.
coRNIN1. BATH. DANsNLLLE. BiFFAlo and all
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
20 A. M-EiNGiiAMTON MAIL Stops AZ principal
600 A M-BUFFALo. SCRANTON RINGHAMTON.
UTICA. RICHFIELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE and
OsWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parior Cars con.
meet at Buffalo with train Tor Chicago. arriving o ~
q. N. morning.
100 T. VI SCRANTON. BfNGiIAMrON ard ELMlRA
EMPRESS Pullman parIor
r M.-SCRANTON' wIIKr;SRhRRE and PI.YM.
OTTU EXPRESS. Pullman parlor cars.
20 p NJ DAILY Buffalo Nestihulcl Limited
for SCRANTON. BrNGHAMrON. ErMIRA Pvr.
FALO Pullman Buffet sleeping Car. Connects al
Bunalo with train for Chicago. arriving at o35 D IN.
o 80 =. NJ daily BUFFALO SCRANTON BINGHAM.
TON. UTICA. SYHAClSE and OswEGO EMPRESS.
Pullman Buffet Sl.epcrs.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a, II
Park Place ,?' broadway Tickets a, ferry stations %?
broadway, III ith-av". l@'h-s' West i25th-s,
%; Columbus ave New York 33s and ,ed Fulorst ard
nation all stations
wrsTcOrr EMPRESS COMPANY VIII -au FOR and
chsc haeeae" from hotel residence sc.'lnation
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WHITE STAR LINE.

,T-',,.nt- MAY ; : d. m 'Teuionic June s. .. m.
rfI,arn- Ma, Is - a. Iiri'annic. June IL 10 A. m
.N....,i- Nav - 3 t. ~ Majestic. June 10 p.
,,.rf.lni- May - 'ernanir. June 21 a. m.
From White Sfa Dock. f.ot = IVES, lgh-s,.
80 COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS
saloon rates. 81, upward. according 70 steamer and To-
cation ~ berth second cabin on th"s" steamers from
SO d, So according o. steamer Storage from New
N.rk $40 Prepaid tickets. SIS 10 20 Broadway. New
York Philadelphia of.D" tn6 Walnut -
MAITLAND KELSEY. Agent
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csn.A HAMBURG -AMERlGAA
N0SHG1S LINE

sSsn.AEs. HAMBURG -A@EsIGAN
THE ONLY LINE m nnrlIce ia a regular
he Earopean, rWIN-sCREw STEAMERS
NEW Hyr YoRK Ssot5trrHAMrToY london parisHAM
Holding tho record for lime on r this rol 4 M
cog ys,g M Nav f e. a. m 4 Janss m
M V,G q 3 Il =" n" B'narcA
Nc Jy express s'sa ,re, %l oun
c dn m on rpc r trains paris Drec, route to
Paris ;a S's xa II a ss? y
TIE land 4 qE E1ddmight Sum-
SoHWAy r ark I asmars Ma
T9 rs 70 olS Ms9 Rmsiard veblunssnas IsoEt
hm X Csg Tasor ai'| siocr io es"ssr
rd Ma sog.sf,2r I'D ans eHrsTA Victoria
g e. rn ns" and tho S' CoTi MBiA in July
HAMBt,RG.AMERICAN LINE. 81 Broadway n. I.
MGlERlGMEY l0N(Es
NEW. YorK-soI'TIIAMPTo dondon-Pa,i':
eGs NM ! = 2Si @s Z i !:
RED STAR l1NlE.
,s NSy N Nss" NW g@Gs"Sf Jun" Ss
h,q2qa n4o e No S>GAvIG ;,rT6% coMrkNy soon
pic. lNThH NSIS EySr 6,r Bowling Green y y
cDMPMEleGMOMMo
Pacific MAIL 3 s. Co
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL $. s. CO.
steamers leave san Francisco:
GirY Sr .ri:KtN...tia n,a'aia %ss =
ufiifr H ,ne - p m,
tr ,rcrh, uassage and general Information apply 70
a,a nroadnay or Battery Place. Washington pu'dins
and asf Broadway
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Ci\AED LINE

n. To IIvERPOOL ~ q EENsToWN.
It:rnr.a.... NJ II. n. 'anpana. June l. IL m
T.lrAna...... May Is noon rmbria 49,. June p n.
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NUGGETS OF NEWS.

A match race is being arranged between
J. s. johnson and Zimmerman, the noted
cyclists.
George Hancock was sentenced by Judge
Hare, at Philadelphia, to two years i'm
prisonment for bigamy.
Major William Hardiman, "A years old,
was shot and killed by hidden assassin
while walking on lonely road near Escu-
lapa Springs, KY.
A fight over law suit, near Bineville,
Ky, resulted in the death of John Hilton
and serious wounds to Jim Belcher and
Charles johnson.
A Vienna dispatch says it is reported
there that Prince Alfred Windisehgraetz,
president and premier of the ministry for
Austria, has resigned.
Miss Elsie Coleman, the 20-year- old
daughter of the late William Coleman,
who was leading banker Of Dunkirk, N.
Y, committed suicide by shooting.
The British government has decided to
take action against the schooner Shelby,
which was seized by the United States
steamship Corwin for being in prohibited
sealing grounds With unsealed firearms.
Superintendent Of Tennessees State
Prison John W. Kirk, who was accident
ally shot at the state capitol on Wednes-
day by Andrew Vaughn, while Vaughn
was shooting at ]. I Davis, died at Nash
willie ut midnight.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
FRANCE AND CHINA.
nj. Hanotaux Explains the Governments'
Attitude Toward Japan.

Attitude Toward Japan.
PARIS, June LIN the senate yesterday
M. Hanotaux, the minister OF foreign af-
fairs made an important statement re-
garding the foreign policy OF the govern
ment, in which he denied that French ma
tional interests were subordinated to the
interests of other powers. He explained
that the part which France took in the
European representations to Japan was
dictated by the interests of France, in
view Of her position in Indo- China and
the protection she owed to French relig-
ious missions In China
France, he added. could not see the in
dependence of China menaced by a per-
manent Chinese occupation. II the en-
pire of China fell or was rudely shaken,
French interest would surely suffer from
the consequent disorder and anarchy.
Russia, he continued, held the same view
regarding the necessity Of maintaining
the status quo in China in her own in
terest, and Germany, likewise, had good
reason for acting in unison with France
and Russia.
Credit was due to Japan, in the opinion
of NJ. Hanotaux, for the wisdom she dis
played In accepting the friendly councils
given her. The result Of the common ac-
tion has been to safeguard the existence
and independence of China, and the gov.
ernment has every reason to hope for a
favorable issue Of the negotiations now
proceeding.