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New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

for spot coffee was dull ID 0a'y ID m but coe
So%ln.i si'y ' ' %h 30 sss s. 800 oS bags
Ne' 70 q 80 at ass s Sd
cfnts ouR %Np EAT was fair in
which were in demand Thste was ade ase ASIDE s from this
%a. tSa 'snak sma P %i,h dealings TIE
sas'Ts as go ''s5. email sss' bis
5s Ss. Il 3 sS:s & tasi so Ssa 30
'sss Al { S q H.. ~; sgSS aS
&C. and SSe extra sS IS 60 'gss s'S5'
FLOUR Market steady sales 100 bags 81 C3asl c'
ESE SS. Fl s. sos isI
!: c %es,e9S e SS and sSns s.
aues Sc'ed Fp yh 81 G 91ea 4nc 4 yr0s 20
s0q's & s, ~ SSs Ssay co,sS@ ssSa
sy feSa ss,g'l whs, rarse, was dull to-day
tendency toward lover anse 0 ox sasrS Of on
the decline however there was no particular pressure 10
h.re s @1a %as a, aie foreign Buying early
ssnan: p SSS wr. as eas By
the foreign buying orders were filled Al the decline local
factory report regarding the foreign market
and in sympathy with rapid rise 3 IN c1nn & peGS Ss re- re-
covered at the interior One OF the early reports was
actual exports Baltic and sundry ports last wesS
wed: wers :ms espos 90 Europe 70 %ers bush
the estimated weekly requirements private cable was
sseeS tush ReabIe lnforaio hoxeS
this for the and not fr the surplus
bush against 560O0OO0 bush last Interior
OF wheat spring wheat markets today were
1S9.070 bush dncudng Chicago. 1s256 bush. nearly an
wnter against 100 2tO bush last year winter soZ ousn
against 15 46 BUSH seaboard 60 200 bush against
TO- s96 bush total S 767 BUSH agans, 27 22 bush Ex
ports. 0s210 bush against 49, $50 bush. The rally was
rather lived and toward the close all the advance
were unchanged Cash wheat duh Three loads No
NAY @1i eaa
and 5000 bush ungaded spring &c May store.
all for export Bradstreets visible showed decrease Of
600 bush In America east OF the Rockies and total
net decrease of 1892 bush Europe
bush The American visible IFS 1874 bush,
the worlds 10000 00o Exports wheat from the
against 1894 1886 bush last January. since July l.
Is 2S6576 bush against c. ia 2s4 bush Exports
bbls and July L. 2O6 bbs against TO- it3 Gs7
bbls .COFsN-The market quiet he morning
day when there suddenly came in several buy.ns order.
and prices advanced &c rapidly. The accom-.
panied OF export trade st Louis although
was repetition OF previous advfces From the extreme
advance there partial reaction but the market
closed &c net advance Bradstreets visible
a decrease 1000 bush. and is 1866 bush
g. i52 403 bush. against s,56ss5O bush ago.
since July 90664 bush. against 81 '63 bush Cash
was dull but firm Nc was Quoted at as,sc ee-
sales Of $4,000 bush f @ corn on private
terms :. . .OATS-The market for oats was quiet but
Arm During the early part Of the session the tone was
rather heavy but there little trading Toward the
ciose n better tone developed with the improvement IN
corn final figures showed net rise OF .gtc Brad
creasng the total 93sl bush Exports of oats from
the United January were 'ssi bnsh against
40 l26 a year ago. and since July 3a3loo push
against 5l7e 704 bush Cash oats were quiet
and slightly Sales 81 600 bush as fo
lows: No canal. ~ 900 bush. 34Sc delivered no
oats quoted at 331c elevator and S'sc bid In
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
THE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore Feb is-Flour dull; sales r-z,9ic. March
steady red SPOT and reeTmsy 10 red 54a5i.c
& c 2fs bush; sales 900 bush Southern ny san
pie pie onS ebpiary s1at7sc March 4sgi'.c nt
asMa4skc steamer mixed tSc @ sia M sb snes 100
oce bush oats easy No white WesteTn en. Rye n
,,a ~ ~ 5,a53c STOCK 49, $50 bush. Hay quet, pu'
"erv nrm si3Gs3 Grain freghs inclined 20 1e 'ny @
ter irmer fancy creamery 2jq26c roll
nsf3Sc Coffee nrm: No :. l6i.c. Sugar unchanged
Boston Feb i3Four quiet Corn qu'e Us.s Iery ~
p-ovIsors auIet Butter quiet; Northern creamly 80;
5ec. Western 23G25c Cheese steady best Northern
II.c Western i6dlli7c. Eggs quiet Eastern -oc' "''
crn and Michigan 27d2sc: held. 2od23c ,,,s.
Ihcaan Feb 1.-THE leading futures rangen az ohVN'.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
Railroaos.
DEN NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Z! Ds:sI s.''' '''''
1890 4. MNPESNsYLYANfA LIMlrED,~fsllmaa
sn ess ss Ss"f Sas
$50 toi MchIcaGo III s9s Tssfs SsD 81 T. houIs
rH"s s and seas and Ps1E snss E
o5S MwSs4hs NJ sssafs E s..gs.
q; F. %s5pfaHSs$ss sis
sns Cars 2 No. sHS ; s.
10 r,s. fo Chicago daily and
land 'SS IsiifT s7;S xS TEiE SOUTH
ss%,G sS essst.i:ios.i ss
s6H8HnGS s pRf RsiTA1 T,sa 5s' EsSss: S1sss
S'y ssD s e ns aa 1S
Asa.SrIe and fqssT = saS
Ss's 'i ss
R Si OLD PosT 'csGs
s.D shs,ss sGstt ssy a. NJ weekdays and with Through
FOR ATLANTIC CRY, I:so F. NJ weekdays Through
roR PHct cAPr Pf.'s AY c?r aCS iCS SSH weekdays
FG5 .a .ns H,iSf9 tiDr1y SaF S';aS :$si
we.k;days, sursays, except AsOury Park and ocean
Grove. ''' ArSI, lrTnIGA1ElrH1A: mu.
70 s os 90 2G ?sp0. sS'f S s!ns 10 Cap 'a.
;s9s RaITs 1ss sand.y. cas 2,9's c Sac Sa
A. H. Dining Car. $50 pir1s car, 10 % s, 6Djnns
r:p. ss oDs. Dains &c car 5 80 ~ ana
Aor s,nse End fst % q on s. q
Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex station .eot q Fysor
Gyn w sa assx r and cry ssssss.
hotels and r..derces through to destination woon
General MANAGE General Passr N~'-''
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
r,.poprAx PRODUCE MARKETS.

Idverpool Feb H. 3:4j y. m--Becf-t.xra l'na ms
dull nj GIs Cd: prime mess dul! az 'os -" nn
Western fine dull at 53s I'd medium dun ~ p.s w.
II.rs short cut about lG H. dun NJ Us i"'nH
Cumberland cut abou; - to 10 II dun AZ sos 70" sno
rh about - NJ dull at 3os. long clear mddcs ahont -
II, duh af aos and short clear niduler h" -
dun at Ys Shoulders. about y 10 - ID n'i Il, - ,
American white dull ~ iNs, Am il'di
nn.st colorci duh i9s. Tallo" Prime ci,y non'hhi
,.c,scnd Iive-po refined at La ?1 spirits ~
,urpertine steady al Els Sd Hosin 'ommon nrn ~ a.
Iord-prim. Western spot firm at @is Wheat y" i.i
stnadv ai A. Gi.d: No red spring steady AZ -
aid Flour-S Louis fancy winter hm At ~ %. '1Ih
Nxc, Wcs,cn suot steady gd February steady al
Is March steady 4s I'd; April steady AZ fs 90 HOPS
al Iond0n-Pacinc Coast arm a. - 'sfi' -
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
WESTSHORER.R

Trains leave Al ST. Statlon New-York, - kVs'
lows. aud Is minutes earlier from foot Franklin sI'
$500 A. NJ. Daiiy. Local to Buffalo. ....
oilJ A. NJ. Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse rsoens~
ter, Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago avr.
6;l5 L. NJ. Daily for Albany. Montreal. UTICA. Syps-
cuse. Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto "
trot Cley Gland Chicago and st. Louis: ..,,..
!;i5 T.. NJ Daily. except Sunday for UTICA s''se1''
Sis +. VI. Daily for Albany Utica, Syracuse hoenes
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Tororto Detroit C1e'sA"u'
Chicago and -. Louis .,...
For tickets tables. of local trains parer ana sssp
apply city onces BooKiyn ny
New-York. a stations. Time tables al p''heps'
hotels For other information address -.
c. f. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

.-. Native mixed. So JOnSt %

u,rk., steady and ioc higher Native mixed ;" ">' 81
'aW Ws; T,ber,v Feb i3.-Cate-Recepts lgn.. " ZINE
,s,r Market about steady at ugcnanseo Sg aoas; il
.s,i 90 aood a. t5as4 good butchers =,
forb fs asas3 TO- fair light steers e. ,o am phiiadeI
H'as 81 s3a 4o mixed 81 3odst :5 6ss oo oushs 81
asa 25 common fair Workers nS ~ igbt and marker
gsa 90 ower rrcps Extra s4as+ 25 good - s. o TO-
Sai- e. 5OdS3: common. sldkZ pest iai''~ W
common TO fair lambs S3hSi 10
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

Central: 20 600 No white. 36ha3'c Hat'er DE
w cen;ra and - OpO bush track white sc BAR
EY-Markei steady: sales recently. VV" nusn
Western arrive $40 no mI"aukea IN ornaTv
from the United states 6 1853 bush since July l. l,;3,s
th previous year MAlsT
Market Western quoted .0n &C. 81 -o
,ae dull Quoted: Clover IS 5onSJ timothy. S6f;>o ~
~ RICKWiiEAT-Marke; inactive. Quoted; Japanese
sl154c silver hull. 4SHJOc
We give comparison the closing prices OF the pre-
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
(Anthracite coal used exclusively
Folr tracks. Automatic Block signals


on AND AFTER DEC. 3D. 1894.
Trains leave station foot OF Llberty-st :, q.
For Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch ChusH TO- c.
80 @ sS ~. g EssIp e, 4 W. p S ssndsy a1:
40 0:ls to Easton): A. NJ. 100 $50 600 P: n ~
ESF %k.'ss ssc ''iSn sSs ''O
lays 5o 70 % 1os ?t' rso 800 ,o 800 = night
For Harrisburg 40 500 9:f0 A. NJ. 10 80 400
200: o4h p NJ. 1915 night. Sundays l"o. o'"o' OF"
For su,bury Iewisbu-g and Wiamfpors At no 20 so'
For Red Bank long Branch. and POINTS south 70 Pons
Eanlo 4' $40. 81, " SUNDAYS co e1c,9' % Ocean
FOR LAKEWOOD,
40 S:l5 A. NJ l:45, $40. $40 p. N.
Farrningnale River. Barnegat Park and Bar.
nesat. 4:3o. s:i5 A. NJ, 146 4:4o p NJ. .
For Atlantic City. vneland and Bridgeton. 4:So A. H..
sS r.: %o'ss'H s''fs s;sS;sA' g. a''iSs% I'll; AZ
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
10 PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
13o ,DonF S1 NJ 60 as9 9s urst rnsI ,sS;
nsR, s1nday. 10 900 % DINING ca? A. H.. i:ao
500 Dining Carr 600 p NJ. l2;i5 night. ,,.
For Bal nore and washing,on. week G-ys. 900 Il :1
P ". i2:i5 hight, h. sundays 400 90 sbnins Car,
A. NJ. 40 500 Dining Carr 900 p. NJ, 1913 night
Tickets and plrlor seats can be procured AZ l3 ls.
lurbusave. New York. Courtst SEQ Fulton-st Brook
I'm as Broadway. williamsburg The New York Transfer
Company will call FOR and check baggage from hotel %
residence destination.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
ANTWERp WOOL SAI.ES

Antwerp Feb l3Ther- were offered nt the wool sales
to-day 300 bales. The attendance larger
competition active the advance recorded
yesterday Following the sales: Buenos Ayres nj
bales at 4ogl5o francs 100 kios Montevideo 20.
lSO francs; Australian. 800 bales Oou l
francs. The stock consists OF 5000 bales OF Plat
River wool and 800 bales OF sundres.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
Oreau Steamers.

INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CoMPANY's LINES
From Pier IL North River. foot OF Fulton-st.
ME0lER0GMN [l0N[Es
FOR SOUTHAMPTON
Shortest and convenient London
NJ transfer by tender. No tidal delays.
Close connection at Southampton for avre and Pars
by special fast twin-screw Channel steamers
I Cabin SEQ and upward: II Cabin. $50 10 $50.
R~riin Feb. %. II New York. Mar. a. II n. M
Feb. %. II a. m Berlin. Mar. 49, II a.
R[SD SUAR l0M[s
FOR ANTWERP.
wEsTERNLAND .......... Wednesday. Feb. 20. .. m.
NooRpLAND n Wfsdnerdday Feb 3, a M
BOWLING GREEN
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

"a'''msfeL 81. LSui: %a:".nt%ii ana ali r"in.: Wsst:
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALI. ihtiNo ou,
NewYork Of Lbery,s daily rTsnISIo fSf no
5o night Fer ciNGlNYAAddIIo 81 h6TTf a2ETFif:
MORE 600 a. m. III 80 a. m Dining Car). 1o $50
y. M. sunday. 600 p. m Dining csr3, 0'W p h'
lai5 night. All trains daily except $50 p W.s.~
For NORFOLK. i1:ao daily 1880 p m ex Sgmoas. ms
For NEW-ORIEANS via Roanoke. iIrstol anu snHs~ nw
noOGa. through Pullman sleeping Car. 800 p IN. as"''
Ticket Offices iiS i7s 2e AIS. iio B.dway 81 lss EsS
i4th St. i27 Bowery y. Y. 3t4 $40 Fulton ST. bfoos
Tyr: station foot ot Liberty ST.. c. II. r.. OF N
Sev-York Transfer ca VIII call for and caeck hasFass
0eo hote- Of residence 70 asstinsooN
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
ERIE LIN ES. .

lrOGsh trains CnlcASo TIE w es1 leeNc
York. nbers-st. daily. as follows. and nss
minut.3 earlier West 23d-st
ok 4. M.-vestibuled Express FOR waverly. Bing.
jill ham,on. Elmira. Buffalo Bradford and SaiA-
manca. Parlor Buffalo
C.0O y. M.-vestbue Limited. solii train for Chi;
O'OO Chautauqua Lake, arrives Cleveand
s45 a. m. Chicago p. M, seepers to CHI
63O NJ x.:Ss;i .is:' s 5.7s si:
chicago nd he West. Buffalo passengers
remain in sleeper until A. NJ
S45 a sn to Buao CHI
cago and Cincinnati. Dining Car. .
OCAI, TINE TABLE, 1CKETS AND PULLMAN
L. Laccommodations H. 26 4oi and 951 Broadway iSs
East 1o5,hst Chambers West 23d-s ferries. New
York Fulton,s, BROOKLYN 200 Hudson-s,. Hobok.a
and Jersey CITY Station Erie Transfer Company calls for
and baggage from hotels and residences 10 des
nation
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
ailrca0s.
.AMcgIcA's GREATEST RAILROAD.
n ElW YORK
CENTRAL
,,,,nccu onco 70 ID
G. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

From Grand Central Station. 42d Street
S.3O A N-Except Sunday Empire state Express
O:.O a M-Daly. Fast Mail. For Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Chicago
1880 A. MExc-pt SUNDAY. DAY Express. for all I'M
portant state points. ,. ,
900 T.. M.-Daily Southwestern Limited for Cincin-
natl, Indianap polls ST. Louis and Chicago.
:;3O l.. M-ENcept sunday. West Point. Poughkeepslc.
Albany. Troy. saratoga
$40 A. NJ. Chicago. 4:30 =. NJ.
GOO r. M.-Daily Albany. Troy Buffalo. Clcvc.
isni Detroit Chicago Cincinnati st. Louis.
O;.5 +. M.-Dally For Troy Saratoga, Burlington,
Plattsburgh and Montreal.
1,3O p. M.-Daily. For Auburn Road points Buffalo
Niagara Falls. Cleveland. Indianapolis st. Louis
Chicago
O;OO 4. M.-Daiy. Only Sleeping Car passengers for
Rochester carried on this train.
O;15 y. M.-Daiy. For Clayton Cape Vincent. Ogdens-
burg. Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago.
I.:O5 Night-Exeept sunday night For Albany Troy.
0,OA a. NJ and 3:sS ?. M.-Dally. except Sunday. to
Ti;tsded. Via Harlem Division
Wagner Palace Cars On all through trains.
Trains illuminated By PirtIch Light.
Tickets and Masner offices at Grand Central Station.
li3, 26i ALB, IS5 broadway. 81 East i4th-st Lincoln
Buldns: p42 Broadway: 235 Columbus, So Yves!
l2sh-st and l3Sh-st Station, New-York 33S and 12d
Ful;on-st ard "a broadway. +, d., Brooklyn
Baggage checked from hotel residence by westcots
Express Company.
John NJ TOUCEY. II GEORGE II DANTEIa
80. asntsSi ManaSss& Hen- Passenger Agsrsp
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
A,AVANNAII IINE-THREE TIMES WEEK

CAVANNAII LINE.-TlIREE TIMES WEEK
- Is from Fer 3D. " r. foot OF Sprinsst. Tuesdays
Thursdays ana Saturdays l.. VI. For freight
sage apply . ,..,,..,..- >, -.
Cent r. n siT Wway. IS. +. & ". Ry. 26i B'way
] f. ADAMS G T. a FIR. T.. WALKER. Agt.. o. &.
& a p II n 353 r. Is. Co pier. 33 N Il.
- c. " SORREL. Manager.
A pvEETIsEMENrs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS, F0R %
tElvEp AT THE UPTowN OFFICE No. 2i2 Broad.
way "a aoor north OF Thirty -irs;-s;.; and ADVER.
TiSEMENTs at the following Branch Offices c5t
Eighth-ave. corner Twcnty-thrd s. l32 Sishavs
III Tourthay. cor. Fourt $50 Third ave: 160
TrI-ave cor s.venth-st.: log Thrd-ave. near
sx,v TOs First ave: West Forty second st
100 Coiumbusave - Avenue \: ia@a rhrdav 20 West
Eourteenh- Forty second-st 55t Third ave
! s3s rhrd-avc: aOsi Thirdave between One-hundred.
and twelfth and one hundred and thirteenth sts
A. ~. pr I'M OFFICES Fast One hundred and.
twentv-nfth one hundred md twenty hfth.
q, and 800 hundred and forty ffh-st. up to
% m n regular Office rates
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
DEL, LACI<ANANNA AND WESTERN X. X.
Stations in New-YOrk foot of Barclay and
ChristOpher htreets. .
NEsiinoLrHs I'm tpTS,;s sCIi t.m,H.Hr

Direct route q NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAlR
TIIE, ORANGES, summit. Bernardsvi,le Baskna
Ridge Madison. Morristown, Iassaic, Paterson. Boom
ton Dover, Stauhope. BUDDS LAKE. LAKE HO-
PArCONG Hacke,tspwn SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN.
Washington, PHIIL1PSBuRG. EASToN. WATER
GAP STROUDSRURG, Pocono Mountains. SCRAN-
TON, PITTsToN: WI@LKESBARRE; @ NANrICoKE.
HAMToN: 0XFoRD NoRwIcH ws,s5yiis t1, liz uTIcA.
WEGO. ITHACA, owEGO. ELMlRA CORNING,
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
M M-RrFFAIO SCRANTON. BINGHAMroN
wy irT1cA RiCiIFIEID SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OSwFC,O EMPRESS Pullman BUFFET Parlor Cars
meet ~ Riraio with train for Chicago. arriving 92o
,.oc P p" MNscRANToN. BrNGHAMToN and ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman parlor cars
400 p M.-SCRA ANTON. WrLKESBARRE and PLyM.
OIITIP r;X PRESS. Pullman rarlor cars.
1.ao p H. UIailv-Ruralo Vestibuled Limited Express
'' yor SCR ANTON BINGHAMTON. EIMIRA BUF-
FAIO pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connects At
Runalo with train for Chicago. arriving OBS .. m.
esd p NJ 'ipary)-.BUFFALo. SCRANTON BINGHAM
TON UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EXPRESS.
rITKETs AND Pullman ACCOMMODATIONS at -
Murrayst and 40 Broadway Tickets at ferry stations
ave 33S and 7c6 Fuitorst nnd - Broadway.
prookyn Time tables. giving full Information. at all
wESTCoTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call FOR ana
check bargage hotel residence 70 destination.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
old DOMINIO LINE.

~ steamers for NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH. OLD POINT
rOMFoRT and NEWPORT NEWS. vIRGINlA BEACH.
PETERsBrEG and RICHMOND. VA. and WAshlNG. 20
p2N D. se' WR THur' wed apa and and Sat-,
For VEST POINT, vA-Tues Thurs. ana sa,; FSo1' sa,
urdays I Through tickets and freight rates to all
gums W l.. GUILLAUDEu Trnnc Manager.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
cDMPMRla@M0NM
AuALLOEY STEAMSHIP LINES

~
l,1-vcn ron strrmships aggreEatng $1,000 Tons
t-ro,n ,Sev-York wednesday. Friday ana Satiircay'
A DEiiGHTFUL sIX DAYS VOYAGE by ,ssExxrco sEx
70 GALVESTON. TEXAS Thence by rail 10 MEHll1o
'IrY NND Points IN MEXlCo and TO- DENNEh,
cofORNDO SPRINGS. SALT LAKE. ClTi Al5o 70
c,V FRA.cISCO and ail Calf )rria Winter Resorts.
'N' FIoRIDA-vIA BRUNSWICK. GA
ro JArKSOSVIILE. ST. AUGUSTINE. TAMPA. &c:
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets ISSUED 70 al
noints Texas. colorado Utah Arizona Carorhs
,1 e. G.0rrn Florida &c. Excelen, accommodstions.
w. Write Tor our do-pag, Pockc, Guide tmaed free,:
e. II MALLORY & CO. Ger Agts.. Pier 20. +. r.. n. T.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

IL FOR Ia GUAYRA. PUERTO cABEIIo cARAcAo
AND MARACAtBO VIA CURACAO.
FROM PIEEREPONT Torres BROOKLYN.
s. s. PHILADELPHIA. Thursday, feo Il, p m
\ = VENFZl .A......... saturday. March id y. m
These American built for the trade.
have very superior accommodations for passengers.
~ BOULTON, BLISS & DALIETT
General Managers. l35 Frontst.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

IL Parties nj frequent interVaIs IHutprIurII.
and Atlantic passages at lowest rates Ior any 'ou''
d.r.irn n,onevs Every facility and iniornation =,
TJJOS COOK I. SON. 26i and 10 Is way. y. l.
Orrr,ll Ticke, AGENTS for all trunk INES
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

u,IpOpE-Thirry excursions to Europe. ocean
T. ticket. by lines send for T9ur;' GaIsa.e R,s Anb.r
80 cIaring cross London. oncial Ticket As|'
prnusyivana and Erie II. r.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
bALTlMoRE AND OHIO II. Il.

Fast Express Trains 10 ,,...s
Baltimore, Washington, Chicago, Cin incinHSsss
ST. Louis and Ali Point. WeSt.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
MNRTM GERMAN LLOYD S. S. co,
RARMn17GDDMMgA @ERWnGIS

pecinrng with s Lain March 26th these steamers B
from Ne WORK VIII land passengers at naon
the quay alongside special railway ua'"' A
No transfer by terGsr. 49,.
'' OEfRICHs & Co. Bowling Green.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
GENERAIE TransatlantiQne
NVMi Nv '....,,. - .rn uANpE

4 FR.Ncu LIN; TO HAvRE.
=, por-pGoe;NF Iot1-uf. ..... Wed. Fob. 10 D. m
~ rIfNvPhGNE Laurent. sat. Mch. :, a H.
Sew York 70 Alexandria reypt wa rsris ZIP N"'' W
a.. Fi~-t-c,ass SiCc second class Sll6 - c...
FORGET General Agent. No. ) lowing "'een'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-01-12

drawn, ooh, Ruth-Miss Scamper-you
must have seem"
Here he stopped, but the fingers of the
lady frightened a little in his grasp. A
friendly cloud passed over the moon, and
the recess grew darker.
81 love you, Ruth darling" he muir
INJURED, and drew her INTERESTINGLY toward
him.
The people on the veranda We're too busy
in conversation to hear faint sound made
at the sealing of compact between two
foolish young people But once it was all
settled, the tongue of Didymus was fairly
unloosened, and went on building his
their joint scheme of life. He told of the
money be had laid away and the big salary
in prospect, and the coy little suburban
cottage on the Schuylkill, with its acre of
ground, that he would be able to buy.
"And there is room for grandfather to
live with us, )" he said.
"'rhat might not suit him, Didymus, ;"
she replied, Though it is kind and thought
full of you. He would prefer his own
larger house in New York"
ellis larger housen' cried Didymus. 81
thought he was poor.
''Poor! Silas Scamper poor! Why, he has
a two third interest in the great banking
house of Gould, Silver & Co, New York,
Paris and Vienna, though he figures as the
Co. He has his own house, and great
many more of them"
Didymus, in spite of his acceptance, felt
a gulf yawning somehow. This rich
banker
II beg your pardon, Miss Scamper," he
said ''but | somehow"
eyes, Didymus, you believed him poor.
But why do you call me Miss Scamper 4?
Why not Ruth ? which is sweeter-from
you. And then my name is not Scamper
at all"
"Not Scamper Ruth! Are you not Mr..
Scamper's granddaughter 2"
''Oh, yes, his only grand daughter, and
all the near kin he has. But my mother
was his only daughter-we are both or
phans, Didymus of course | take my
fathers name. hope you won't buy that
cottage, since you like Almont; for | am
Ruth Bolsover. '-Harper's Bazaar
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-01-12
POWER TRANSMISSION.
Twelve Hundred Horse Power Carried
Eighteen Miles.

A writer in the Electrical Review gives
some noted instances of long distance water
power transmission, included among these
being three pairs of turbine water wheels
at the falls OF Juanacatlan, Mex, each of
which is rated at 600 horse power, or, APP
proNimately, an aggregate of 1900 for the
three pairs. Two pairs only are in CON
slant use, the other pair being held as a
reserve power and for use in case of acc-
dent to the motive power plant. Now the
distance over which the power is transmit
ted is nearly Il miles, the plant being sit
uatcd over II miles from Guadalaura. one
of the largest cities in Mexico, to which
point the power is carried and the electric
lighting of the city accomplished by it.
The 20 inch turbines i'm this case are placed
under head of 60 feet, and are of very
perfect construction, the wheel or runner
proper being made of bronze, the shafts of
the best hammered scrap wrought iron, and
other parts requiring strength being of
steel. The transmission of the power from
the turbine is made to an intermediate line
shaft; from that the power is taken to the
generators, and this is accomplished by tie
modern hemp rope improved transmission.
The ropes are of the continuous style, pass
ing from groove in the pulley on tie
main power line, and from that returning
to an adjacent groove on the water-whccl
pulley, thence to another groove on the
main line, thus returning back and forth
until rs grooves are filled on the water
wheel shaft The power is taken from the
pair of watcr-wheels by two of the rope
pulleys, one placed on each side of the pair
of wheels-the same arrangement, of course,
being observed in both of the other pair of
wheels.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-01-12

'De world may hev bin created 80, 900
vars ago as some folks claim, but de man
who stops to dispute about it will find
water sOakin into his butes -
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-01-12
A Boom
i'm Business

This week we will turn out forty-one
finished garments. Instead of forty -one it
should be one hundred next, it buyers knew
what bargains awaiting them. The price is
not the only attraction at this store, but the
reliability of everything sent out. The fine
wool, the good trimmings, and above all the
fits, have become proverbial. There mnst
be genuine merit omewhere, when orders are
coming faster than they ever did before all
through panicky season, showing plainly the
more careful buyers are, the more goods we
sell. Look around, but see this stock before
you buy.
JOHN FRAZEE